The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, October 28, 1948, Image 13

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The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 28, 1948, Page 13, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textf) NUMMARY Ol ALL ItlSIMss wise noted I I^conard R. Cook, kn, Co. Tr. state lax $29 32; Grace I K INsAt l I II m 'HIE *166 10; Grace Schiska, Sc hink », Co. Tr. Income tax $254 COI NTV ('Ol |{ |- oi HIE tax $1.66; Forrest Uncinali .... • Rptiwnent System, contribu- MTATI <11 <il<Eoo\ I op |.i\| ■u i $8.120, Hay Wbippx, $62 49; Guice Hons $12139 Long I. “ Bell ijir. Co., (Continued from Page 12) Si hhka, Co Tr., state tax $1 15; lumtx'r $827.68; W B Dillard Re Co, SUtx k». supplie», <-t< $445*0; A < Striker, $.31000; Pacific Ilo» volving Final, freight $29 86; Mur- Mapleton Cafe, Ixmrd S2tHi<); Me J-!“ As» n.,hospitalization $.3.00; ¡ ray a Hardware, steel tape $175; Finland Lumber Mfg Co., lumbcr (¡race Schiska. Co. Tr, state tax i Monroe lAimber Co, lumix-r $2.- $24 <X); It A. Babb Hardware Co., $•110; (¡race Schiska, Co. Tr., in-I 38186; Booth-Ki lly Lumber Co., Iielts plate», lilocks, etc. $181,15; conn- f ix $29.70; Retircfncnt Sys- lumber $2.956.60; Pation-BImn Electric Steel Foundry Co., crush tern, cuntrlbutkms $27 /I. Jerry Lumber lumber $258.72; The er part» $533.83; )ka*hnkc Print» Brown, $11 GO; Gnu Schiska, Co. : Atco Co , wood preservative $346.» i»ii Co. form* fur welthniasfci Ir. state lux $0 42; Delbert 69; Star Machinery Co., hoist $87 80, Columbia Equipment Co , Knight $52 00; V D Fogh*. $40.- I parts $18065; Brynds Shell Ser joint group * sprkcl $317.3.3; The 00; Win G Hannon, $11.GO; M. Z vice, repair tub«- $0 75; Geoigc A Pae Tel. A Telg Co, aervk'cx Allen, $10.00; Miller Sorensen, 1 Hulton Co, replace gen starter, $4 7(1; Springfield Sand A Gravel $297 50; John C. Halsey, $273 tiO; etc $28 19; Georgi- Fish, meals • Co, nx'k $274 75; C. S Elec Raymond Wise, $260.00; Henry bridge $162 IO; Cottage Contractor», bushing» A wire $| - Tuynnum, $249 60; John Houmes, Grove Redi Mix, concrete $227 60. 54; Gorttilnx Sign Co., signs • $106 50; Curl L. t »Ison, $255 50; IJIenqtiixt Motor Co., springs, oil S|M*ed limit $9 70; Eugene Concrete Joe Ahemtithy, $11 60. J a «• k etc. $95 IN; Bee Line Service, align Pl)»- A Products Co , culvert $29-1 Hauser, $214 10; Hobart Campbell, axk' and wheels, $12 50; E. A 90; lume Gravel Co, rix'k $67.50; $10 40; Olen Vaughn, $2080; Del-1 •Mock Är Sons, lub. oil, car wash Eugene Sand A Gravel Co., nx-k bcrt Knight, $161 20; ole J Hal- *5.30; R. A Babb Hardware Co. $477.00; It II Chapman Co., black dorson, $256.50; John Ik Hounies, bridgi $2,611 80; Curson Saw Pii«' $4 20, Firestone Ston I lie $11715; Vernon Kyt<-, $231.’10; Shop, saw filing $5.85; Wyatt's, and tire rr|*aint $1.174 42; Wy. Arthur G Pope, $230.20; Carl Ol oil, tire, and tube repairs $2600; i- repairs $227 22; Rich- son, $28 50; Jack Houser $15.60; field Oil C«irp„ kerosene * diesel 18-llx-t t Knight, $26.00; Ole J. Hid- Siuslaw Forest Products Inc., lum ber $2,935 76; Monroe Lumber Co., $565 39; Standard Oil Co, tire ikirson, $17 10; Vernon Kyte, $15 - lumber *70.56. n*|Milrs, diesel $55 86. St amili i <1 98; Arthur G. P o | m *. $15.60; Pacif- ' stati -: INDUSTRIAL ACCI Oil Co.. Ai grease I«' Hospjftii Ass'n , hospitalization 1 DENT: State Industrial Accident *104 95; V C Kill, wixxl $|6 (>O $24 00; Eugene Hospital Ass'n., Commission, comiiensatlon $1,002.- BRIDGE: (Wages unless other- hospitalization $2.50; Grace Schis MINUTES to VOTE YEARS to SERVE In a matter of minutes, on November 2nd, you will select the public officials who will serve you for years to come. HERE IS A CHALLENGE FOR YOU. Make a real study of all candidates offering themselves for public office in this election. Forget for a moment your own party affiliation and that of the candidate you are investigating. Think only “Is this man, is this woman, the candidate best suited by personal background, ability and record in public and private life for this particular office?" Do this honestly and we are sure that you. too. will vote Republican. Remember. vote for the best man. May the best man win! VOTE FOR THE BEST MAN AND YOU, TOO, WILL VOTE REPUBLICAN Pd Adv Republic*» Slob* Central Cor^mtllee of Oregon, Newell illHdt, Sec . 3X) S W Bruod«roy( Portland Oreaon Par»» »fay bright • ¡Film »ticks tight c A cleansing agent in RPM Motor Oil scrubs carbon, gum —keeps engine insides shiny. "RPM” clings to hot upper cy Under walls, protects against excessive wear. Wear kept »light Takes Better Care of Your Car 0 "RPM” is “rust-proofed” to prevent damage from moisture that corrodes engines. | BPM Small Barker Recovers Wood J. F. FINNERAN 7th and Madison Phone 16 VOTE NOL • • • • • DORENA Cleaned and Installed M om N umskull a CLOCK FACTOISY HAVE A MAHICUOIST TO TAKE CHAI& i SE OF* THE' MANDS F PORTLAND, PaM Adv . ORII ENGINEERING CORP. “If It'» «lone by GUNDERSON BRO8. If» Done Right” 2200 W. «th, Eugene, Oregon Phane DM7 12-Ite CURTIN D eara »«3 ahw does Bertha Beck, Secretary GUNDERSON BROS Recently installed hydraulic barker at Weyerhaeuser Timber Company’s ojx-ration al Longview, Washington, provides chips for new sulphate pulp mill. Top left - Bridge crane equipped with slings, picks packaged log load fiom railroad car, brings it to unloading deck. Conveyor to cut-off saw is in foreground. Top right : Push - button operator routes logs cut in eight foot lengths to intake of enclose«! hy- draulic barker unit. Bottom right - Barkless logs spill out. Push button operator sends them either to chipper intake, in distance, or returns them to barker, via con veyor in foreground. i- AUAf: ftnateW!*99 Morton Tompkins, Master COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING LINE BORING CYLINDER REBORING PISTON GRINDING ALL WORK GUARANTEED WHITE SUPER POWER TRUCKS (¡. M. DIESEL ENGINES DM6- Oregon State Grange Thr Sentinel, Cptt^r Grove, Oregon Complete Serv.ce on ail makes of trucks in addition to the following specialized service 8PMIAL MARKET ROAD 2/ Mil l. LEVY U A M: (wages unless otherwise noted» Darwin Allison *16.80; Jerald Parks $99.00; Herbert Glick $89 10; Grace Schiska, Co 1 Trcas., <• tax $2.05; Grace I Schiska, Treas., income tax $11 40; Sherman Sheffer *47.00; C D. Olson *33.60; Jack Shaw $35.- 60; Sherman Sheffer $37.60; Gracc Grati* Schiska, state tax $0.87; visited at the Eldon Thompson ; Schiska, Co. Treas., state tax $1.- Jack Richard» $23980; Charles Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spinkarncy home Sunday. 08; Duane Hunsaker, $126.00; Campiteli $115 60; Eugene Hospi Several people around the com i Grace Schiska. Co. Treas.. state tal Ass’n. hospitalization $2.50; and Ixmald Ray have gone to munity have been having the flue. tax $1 26; Robert Ixiwcry $56 40; Grate Schiska, Co. Treas., stai«* California. Collage Grove Sand & Gravel Co., tax $5X3; Mrs. Jacob, Mrs. Redifer, and Schiska, Co. Mr and Mrs. Arvin Black re gravel $74.55; Southern Pacific Treas., income tax $38.50; R«Mire- turned Friday night from Okla Mrs. Grace Thompson attended a ’■<>., freight $1,925 29; G. W. Gar- ment System, contributions $13- homa and at present are staying Stanley party W'ednesday after nett, $10080; J. W Murphy $186- 63; Edward A. McNaughton $75 - in one of the cabins at the John noon given by the Ladies Aid of 90; Herbert Solwold, $201.(X); «0; S. F Fratieur $100.80; W. *H son mill. the Drain Methodist church at the Gl«-n Allison $185.30; Andrew Collett $75.60; Robert M Rieck Victor Oleson has commenced home of Mrs. Virgia Craig near with Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Naessens $138.60; Harry SandlN>rg $58.80; U-o Plowman $117.50; R uunuiii^ ............................................. .. building another sninKif* shingle mni mill io to Drain $123 75; Jack Pippins $205 80; G. Rieck $72.80; B. F. Goode $93 - replace the on«' destroyed by fire i Adamson as hostesses. Frank Chapman $14L00; G. W GO; Ralph Petzold $65.40; Russell a short time ago. ' Recent visitors with mr. Mr. anu and Garnett $54 60; John M«»ie $272 - Inman $9 10; R E. Pickens $122 - Mrs. Lola Biggs suffered facial ! Mrs. Hetrick and Mr. and Mrs >O; Elmer Sander $242 55; Karl 20; L P. Stubblefield, crushed injuries when a plank that she' Hoss Biggs were Billie Biggs of Martin $2.34.30; Kenneth McEn nx-k $1,(INN.50; Dorena Construc stepped on came up striking her j Mayfield, Kentucky; Mr .and tire $56 40; Forrest Dornon $230 - tion Co., rock $175.50; Ore. Pac in the face. | Mrs. Russel) Biggs of Twin Falls. •30; Curtis Morris *220.90; Marvjn * Eastern Railroad Co., demur Daniel Thompson reports he is : Idaho; Mr. and Airs. Trinkner of Anderson $195.05; C. N. Chapman rage $51 70; Union Oil Co., asphalt now a fisherman, having caught Los Angeles, California; Mr. and $155.10; Ralph Nichols $155.10; $6,802.94; Lane Grave) Co. r«x-k two silverside salmon Saturday Mrs. Leon Rowland and Leona of Rotiert Lowery $126.90; John *9.00; Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. in the Umpqua river below Scotts Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Trink Smith *80.60; Mike Rodakowski $1,331.25; Central Heating Co. as- burg; of course he, too. is telling ner is president of the Los Ange $83.20; ('ceil Smith $54.45; Ik-nnii* phalt $3,64785; Mapleton Hock. how the big one got away. les Gas Company from which Mr. 1 lay ex $41.55; Hobart Campbell Prod. Co. r«x k $352.10; Clay Galdabini accompanied Hetrick is retired. '$17220; Pacific Hospital Ass'n others from ('reswell on an elk 'hospitalization $1800, Grace hunting trip out from Prairie Schiska, Co. Treas.. stat«* tax $21 - City. Words of the Wise 1 lorentx* Chaffee entertainc«! 09; Grace Schiska, Co Treas.. in- Miss Peggy Meacheam visited j Every truth is tempted to ex with a Stanley party at her home come tax *156.60; R«-tin-mcnt Sys pand until it becomes a false OVer tem, contribution $58.83; Fred on«- day la.st w«-ek Several neigh- hood. Every virtue is made a vice Misg * actjng Langston $189.80; Roland Hnrper Ixirs were in and en^yed it. through excess. —(Will Durant) $109.20; Gene Burns $8720; Ray Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Bah's had master while Mrs. Flora V. Holt i Rand *183.30; Guy McFerrin lunch with Mrs. Lillian Doolittle is on vacation. Miss Goins is also $171.55; Altx-rt Barkemeyer $235.- of ( ottagc Grove Monday. । taking full charge of the store so Johann Gutenberg developed Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly visit- Mr. Holt has a lew days vacation. movable 00; Arden PoweU $152.75; Archie type. Powell $155.10/ Jerry Newton c«i at the Lot Wagner home Mon- Roth Mr. and Mis. Holt are vaca day evening. $20680; Harry Castle $89.10; H tioning at home. George Washington refused to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lee of Oak- G Burton $8 90; Ronald Nelson । Kenneth Wetgen of Halsey write his views for the press. $193.20; Rolicrt Flowerday $222.-1 ridge visited their daughter Aida i 75; Don Brownell $176.10; Her- Bales and family a few days last J bcrt Flowerday $117.60; Aetna week. Mrs. Lee is in very poor • Life Ins. Co. insurance $4.61; Eu- health. Those attending the Mrs. Esther gen«> Hospital Ass'n. hospitaliza tion $2.3.75; Grace Schiska. Co. Stratton funeral at Eugene Mon Treas., state tax $18.89; Grace day were; Raymond and Thelma Schiska, Co. Treas., income tax Wicks, Ixtte GilAs, Jim and Hat $149 80; Retirement System, con tie Sjxihr. Jeanette Kelly, Wen tributions *62.47; Wm G. Harmon onah Bah's and Minnie Wagner. $34.80; M. Z. Allen. $40.00; Ed. We are all going to miss Esther Sandgathe $25.80; Art Hendrick as she was a faithful Grange son $16 X5; Ernest Eichler $110.45; worker, always ready to help and Clifford Tolman *78.73; S. P. Reed we do extend our sympathy to her $98.701' Carl Eichler $79.80; M husband George Stratton. Mrs. Lee Thomason entertained McAtc'e $12 60; E. C. Smith $144.- 30; Rolicrt Montgomery $5200; R "ith a Stainless Stt'elc party H. Barker $96.20; Hubert Walker Monday. Dinner yuests at the Lot Wag $109.30; Q. D. Barker $126.90; Frank Chapman $18.80; David ner home Sunday eve. were Mr. Coy $7980; Ben Erskin $86.10; and Mrs. Alfred Wulff and chil James West $98.70; Wm. Olsen dren Fred and Margaret Ann of $96.25; Edward Abby $37.80; Cottage (Trove, also Mr. and Mrs. Rolicrt Wagner of Eugene. The dinner was in honor of Mr. Alfred Wulff's hirth«iay. Mrs. Wulff fur- nish«>d the birthday cake and Wagners the rest of the dinner. We had a very enjoyable evening M Opal Wagner showed pictures on a screen of various places. The Busy Bee club met at the home of Helen Bales last week A potluck dinner was serve«! at noon, and an enjoyable time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Llle Irwin have Cottage Grove Phone 32 a new baby girl, born Sunday and 6-4tp-9-tfcxx named Carrol Jean. Mr. Frank Delano of Los Ange les, Calif., is visiting his sister Mrs. Elmer Wilson and family. Mrs. Clara Gullickson of North Dakota is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lile Irwin. Mr. Alfre«! Howard has purchas ed a new home from Harry Neat. It is located on Rat Creek.’ Sidney Bales attended the Rural School Board meeting Monday. It«« •' 1918 TRUCK OPERATORS CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS A Standard of California Product *» Thure» Oct. OLI VÎT M.HANSFA SAVANNA - ILL —’ DEAR /tOAU'WHfAi YOU EARS BURN z E>OES Y our face lksht up F HE xry T obin - ALLEATTOWM, R a — sfizto '«touR/tcmoMS toaicxah LEE RAISH Republican Candidate for Lane County COMMISSIONER A Progressive Business Man and Farmer Lee Gets Things Done For Better Roads and More for Yoiïr Tax Dollar Election Nov. 2 RAISH FOR COMMISSIONER COMMITTEE Chairman 12-ltp Wedding Announcements and Invitations — The Sentici.