The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Dsn»- Feb. S. Ibi» S Hardie and Son for construction
Affair of Heart
of County Shop building.
Order aiHxunting Carey L.
NUMMARY OF ALL M'NINRM
THAN NA< TED KY THE COURT Strome to County Fair Board.
GENERAL ROADS:
<1T THE NT ATE OF ORHGON
Order appointing member» to
CAM: {Salary unless olheiwis«-
I (>R LANE COUNTY. RURINO lutne County Museum Commis
noted) Elmer Kennan, fill materi
। n THE MONTH OF
sion.
al $36.80; Fred Smigley $310.00; j
•
DE< EMBER, im
Resolution to relocate County
L I. Doane $285.00; E. J. Malx-
Ikderiai that three deeds be Road No. 415.
$285.00; Harry Barber $285.00;
Order
determining
License
Fees
m|de for county owned property
John Tritimeli $285.00;
for Dogs.
hjthr total sum of $3,050 00.
Tolman $285.00; Keith Parks
Order
fixing
salaries
for
stenog
tjrder recommending issuance of
raphers in District Attorney's $250.00; Eugene Hospital Ass’n.,
70 liquor licenses
hospitalization $5.00; Pacific Ho»-
Office.
Order prohibiting loading or
pilal Assn, hospitalization $9.00;
Order changing boundary of Eu Aetna Life Ins Co., insurance $3.-
dragging of logs on County road
gene Precinct »15.
04; Grace Sehiska, Co. Treas.,
Right of way.
Order creating Eugene Pre state withholding tax $19.85;
( hxW*r requiring building permits
cincts
#35
and
#36.
on >b»rtnin County owned prop-
Grace Sehiska. Cb. Treas., income
Order cancelling warrant in tax $15430; Retirement System,
erty.
favor of Consolidated Freight- contribution» $153.66; Claire Parks .
(.Wider transfering funds.
Order closing roadway in Sec way». Inc.
.$310.00; Wallace Campbell $309.-
Order establishing Melvin A 40. L w Iaawson $3(»4O: Calelia
lion 1«, T21S R3W.
! Spencv $309.40; Al. Zimmerdahl
Order for public dance hall Johnston roadw ay
Order appointing Elmer J Kent $279.40; Way ne Trowbridge $270.-
license to Leonard C. Nelson.
Order for public dance hall Constablc for Cottage Grove Dis 40; Uoyd Stone $270.40; W A
trict.
....
Ingle $270.40: Leroy Wiggins
license to Rolx'rt E. Mock.
Order appointing Mark Hatha- $231.40: Royal Doan«' $240.00;
Order for public dance hall
way constable (or Eugene district Hnir> Sandberg $283 40; Pacific
license to Ellis Herbert.
Order establishing a revolving Hospitai Ass'n., hospitalization
Order to give invitation to bid-
$27 00; Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr,
Tr .
dors for construction of County fund for Sheriffs Office.
Order granting the bid of Waklo s|ntc withoidtnß tax $30.74: Grace HIM STAR Irene Dunne has been
Shop building.
~_____ ______ ______ Sehiska, Co. Tr., income tax $224.- named chairman of Ute women’s
|90: Retirement System. Contribu committee of the American Heart
tions $20121: Clair T Williams Association 1949 campaign, it has
$300.00;
Frank Elliott $265.00; been announced by Hamid E. Stas
Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr., state with sen, chairman. The drive, from Feb
holding tax $5.65; Grace Sehiska. ruary 7 to the 28th. wtll attempt to
Co. Tr., income tax $43.30; Retire raise $5,000.000 for research and
ment System, contributions $20.28; treatment of heart trouble, nation’s
(International)
Fred Smigley, expenevs $9.50; No. 1 killer.
Central Lindon Peoples Util. Dist.
Co. Tr.. Income tax $96.30: Retire
services $1.00; Union Oil Co.. $75-
67: The Pac. Tel & Telg. Co., ser ment System, contributions $35.06.
vices $8.70; Tidewater Assoc. Oil Jack Richards $22890; LaFoy
Co. $3.507.10; Robt Lowery $94-, Lawson $228.90; M. A. Niece
00; Herbert Solwold. $46 81); Glen $218,40; Eugene Hospital Ass'n .
Ralph Nichols hospitalization $2.50; Pacific Hos
Allison,
$108.10; Frank Chapman $119 85; pital Ass'n., hospitalization $6.00;
Robert Lowery $68.15; John Moore Aetna Life Ins Co., insurance
$123.75; Cecil Smith $103.95: $1.57; Grace Sehiska, Co. Tr . state
। Marvin Anderson $192. 70: C N. tax $7.30; Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr
Retirement
Chapman $108.10: Joseph Hauben income tax $5130;
| $54.60; J. W. Murphy $122 20; System, contributions $50.88: R
I Fori est Dornon $98.70; Hobert II Barker $127.60; Q D Barker
¡Campbell $29.40: Dennie Hayes $18800; Clifford Mosegard $126-
¡$178 20: John Smith $135.20; J R 90: David Coy $117 60; Hubert
I Ortloff $25 20; Jim West $65.80; Walker $189.80; Clifford Tolman
Andrew Naessens $192.70; Karl $180 95; Pacific Hospital Ass'n..
Martin $62 28: Herbert Solwold Iiospitalization $12.00; Grace
$11960; G. W. Garnett $100.80; Sehiska. Co. Tr.. state tax $12.65:
Harold Shannon $54 60; C. L Mor. Grace Sehiska. Cb. Tr.. income tax
ris $94.00; Elmer Sander $44.55. $36.90; Retirement System, contri
B B Carter $103.40; Jeff Pettit butions $50.44; Edward A. Mc
S100.80; Pacific Hospital Ass n., Naughton $100.80; S. F. Frasieur
hospitalization $39.00; Grace 892 40; W. H. Collett $50.40; H, G.
Sehiska. Co. Tr., slate withholding Rick $145.60: C. D. Beardslee $50 -
tax $56.44; Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr.. *0; Russell Inman $2330; Leo
income tax $360 50; Retirement Plowman $32-90; B. F Goode $67 -
ßa
System, contributions
$225.96; 60; Ralph Petzold $49.05; Grace
Vium 35 • COTTAGI GROVE, ORE.
Rocco AdevaY $96.60; Robt. E. Sehiska, Co. Tr.. state tax $12.26:
Montgomery $227.50; E C. Smith Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr . income tax
$104.00; James Steinlechner $8.40; SlKi.20; Retirement System, contri
Art Hendtickson $245.25; Ernest butions $7168; Fred Langston
Eichler $153.93; Haney Kncaper $80.60; Roland Harper $156.00;
$195.05; S. P. Reed $89.30; Carl Gene Burns $147.15; Ray Raml
; Eichler $79.80: Eugene Hospital 88930; Guy McFerrin $7030; Hex
Ass'n.. hospitalization $2.50: Paci Tucker $37 60; True Bowman $89 -
fic Hospital Assn., hospitalization 00; Jerry Newton $164.50; Hany
■ $21.00; Grace Sehiska. Co Tr.. Castle $59 40: H. G Burton $53 40.
state withhold, tax $18.91; Grace Robert Flowerday $158.40; Albert
1 Sehiika. Co. Tr., income tax $133 - Barkemeyer $173.90; Arden Powell
190; Retirement System, contribu $159.80; Archie Powell $159.80;
tions $90.32; Francis D. Libby Leslie Dial $283.40; H. A. Nelson
$244. 40; Wilbur E. Williams $218 - $244 40; Edmond Strohmaire
40; Rodney Burden $244.40; Carl $244.40: Ronald Nelson $138.60;
Fine $244.40; Carrol Goodall $210.. Don Brownell $172JO; Herbert
00; Pacific Hospital Assn., hos 'Flowerday $117.60; Aetna Lift
pitalization $9.00; Grace Sehiska, Ins. Co., insurance $6 18; Eugene
Co. Tr., state withhold tax $11.60; Hospital Ass'n., hospitalization
1 Grace Sehiska, Co. Tr.. income tax $-17.50; Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr
"CINDERELLA HAD NOTHING ON ME!”
$4230: Retirement System, con state withhold tax $43.90; Grace
tributions $64.15; Ed. Sandgathc Sehiska. Co. Tr., income tax $257 ■
orchestras and best of all —just
Last Friday 1 was just an ordi
the room we wanted in our fav
$68.80; M. Z. Alien $115.00; V. D 60; Retirement System, contribu
nary housewife with a better than
orite hotel. No beds to make.
Fogle $110.00; Wm. G. Harmon tions $179.07; Gene Burns $43.60
$162.40: Earl N. Thompson $27 00; M. C. Johnson $109.00; Hcz Tuck
plan. Not hum to do but enjoy
"Honey, we're going tc Portland
Ray Bowers $5 60: Hans Nielsen er $206.80; True Bowman $142.40
ourselves! I felt like an booest-
for the weekend!... And what a
$5.60; Aetna Life Ins. Co. insur Hairy Castle $188 10; H. G. Bur
to-goodness queen during that
ance $9.22; Eugene Hospital Ass n, ton $6230; Herbert Flowerday
glorious weekend!"
smart shops, fine food, famous
hospitalization $2.50: Grace Schis- $25.20; George Gowing $222.50:
F t tie Tian »fYaerr Life, Try a Portlaiui Weekead
ka. Co. Tr.. state withhold tax Eugene Hospital Ass'n., hospitali
HOTEL ROOMS ARE AVAILABLE NOW
$9.39; Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr.. in zation $7.50; Grace Sehiska. Co
HOTELS Sew«»».
ON TO» 0» THE WOttP
M»IHww<ih H«
come tax $56.50; Retirement Sys Tr., state tax $5.84; Grace Sehiska
tem. contributions $59.09; Frank Co. Tr.. income tax $29.40; Retire
Miller $283.40; A. C. Head $231.- ment System, contribuions $28.76;
Wot hang*® n
40; Charles Mahoney $244.40; Earl Stewart, rock $181.35; Flor
Charles Campbell $270 40; Jerry- ence Weld. A Mach. Shop, ma
Mahoney $175.00: Pacific Hospital chine work $1131; H. M. Peterson
Ass n., hospitalization $9.00; Grace Motor Co., tire repairs $11.85;
Sehiska. Co. Treas., state with- Orchard Auto Parts Co., supplies
¡hold. tax $12.03; Grace Sehiska, $47.17; Mt. States Power Co., Ser
IN THE CINTO OF TOWN
vices $29.10; The Pac. Tel. A Telg
Co., services $8.90; The Pac. Tel
& Telg. Co., services $20.25; Ore
gon Supply Co., supplies $18.33;
Woody's Glass Shop, auto glass
$38.19; Meyers, cap A chains $10.-
39; George Myrmo & Sons, ma
chine work $81.16: Ed Lorence Co.
springs, muffler, bolts, etc. $204 -
02; Midgley Planing Mill Co.,
putty A oak w«»od $117; OK Rub
ber Welders, tire & tire repairs
823.93; Munnel) & Sherrill, Inc.,
knox clamp $2.23; J. D. Speer, in
stalling heater $9.75; Johnston
M«»tor Co., hub. pump, tube, etc..
$201.89; Oakridge Build. Supply
Co., plywood $4.31; Suttons Texa
co Service, caaite & kerosene
$4.45; Taber Bros. Auto Glass,
auto glass $20.45; Jim Brannen,
tires & tire repairs $1^74 96;
United Electric Service, services
$41.63; Petersen Auto Parts.,
Fram elements $20.70; Carlson,
Hatton & Hay Inc, jack, alimite,
gun etc., $4642; Floyd Githens
Motors, Inc., leaf, shackle, re
tainer, pump, etc., $160.56; Walter
J. Brynd tire repairs $13.45; The
Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co., service»
$3.80: Valley Printing Co., gar
dist. ledgers $58.20; Mt. State»
Power Co., services $1.00; The Pac.
Tel. * Telg. Co., services $8 00;
City of Junction City, water ser
vice» $3.50; McCracken Bro».
Motor Freight, freight service»
$8.54; Madonna A- Arnold Lumlier
Co., lumber $88.33; Bearing Sup
ply Co., Bearings $71.78; Wood-
BILL DING’S”
Business
is
BUILDING Business
A ROOF THAT LEAKS
SÊAR5
BUILDING SUPPLY
ell Smith $153.45: K*rl Marlin gat km $3.00; Grace Schisila. Co.
bury Company. hardware supplies Plumbing Co. pl|x' fillings $20 20; yiSH) HO; Herticrt Solwold $83 20; Tr., state lax $9.74; Grace Hchl»-
Snap-on Ttxtls ('orp. tixils $76.90;
ka. Co. Tr.. Income tax $78.20.’
$I3<>O; Air Reduction Pacific C*.,
Long-Hell l.br (V. ladder $12 80; G. W. Garnett $54.*»: J‘*hn Moon’
oxygen A acetylene $55.14: Paci Sib's Radiator Service. rmUator $193.90; Marvin Anderson K»1 70: Retirement Sviterò, lontrlbution*
$4307; Jack Hit hartia $5450; Art
fic Mach A Tool Steel Co., steel tvpair $7.75; Collage Grove Waler C« N. C’hMmian $13630; J. W. Hendrickson $3815. Ernest Elch-
System,
servlet»
$3
30;
Graber-
Murphy
$122.20;
Glen
Allison
$65.-
$5.49; Robert» Motor Cu„ engine,
(Continued on pa$e ID
etc. $1.000.4»; Walker Auto Sup Getty» Hardware Co., supplies 40 Ralph Nichols $136 30; Frank
Gravel Chapman $115 15; Robert Irawery
ply Co., locking ring pliers $2 25; $7183; Eugene Sand
Zumwalt * $82 23; Forrest IXirnon $145 70;
Ernest Schrenk Jr., bulldozing Co, rock $127 50:
$40.00; Eugene Water Board. ser Williams, rock $18.00; l.ugene Hobert Camplx'll $176 40; Dennie
vices $7162; Fecnaughty Ma Concrete Pipe Co., culvert $177.00; Hayes $79 20: Retirement System,
chinery CO., FWD palls $S8 10; Ookrklgv Sand Ä Gravel Co., rock nmt l ibili ioti» $20.51; R. H. Har
41 South 6th Street
Barnum Tool Co . tools $47 56; Eu- $173 30 Mapleton Rock Prod Co, ker $57 '20; Hubert Walker $59 80;
gene Mdl Supply Co. hardware iwk $l.065J»0; Gonion Hardware Q D. Harker $16 45; Cllffbnl Tnl
Acrou From The City Hall
supplies $40 27. Fred Smigley. cx- Co, light hardware su|tplies $8 38. man $54.05; Clifford Mosegard
penevs $5 75;
Firestone Stores,; ; Bob Mera, dozing $101*0; Central $79 IM*; David Coy $67 20; Wm.
Ures A tin- repairs $564.64; Gers- Heating Co. premix n'phalt $L- Obien $22.10; Marion 1 tönivän
$1260; Grace Sehiska, Co Tr„
pneh Iron Works, welding $235»'. 36933:
Plowman
BRIDGE: Carl Olson $52.00; slate tax $0.31:
McKenzie Machine A Purls Co.
welding truck $7 30; Wi ighls Grace Sehiska, Co Tr. stale tax $202.10; B F. G 00 «ie $182.00;
Hardware, ni|x>. $1.25; Kendall $0.57; Retirement System, contri Ralph 1‘eUold $201.65; Edward A
Motor Co., automotive supplies butions $4 43; Foster Power Saw McNaughton $100 80. S F Fra-
$173.75; Nordling Aulo Parts Co., Co., power saw $400.00; A. C. sieur $126.00; W II Collell $134 -
wiper, plomb, diac», goggles, etc.. Striker $310.00; Pacific Hospital 40 H G. Rieck $124 80; C D.
$107 89. Hills Chevrolet Co., fan. Ass n., huapitaliiation $3.00; Grace Beard»!«* $50.40; R. E. Picken»
servkx*». etc. $39 77; Pierce Auto Sehiska, Co, Tr., state tax $3.10; $244 40; Rusacll Inman $220.90;
Freight Lincs, frieght $2 IO; R L. Grace Sehiska. Co. Tr.. income Pacific Hospital A»a'n. hoapitali-
Angst A Son, oil $13.20; I*he IMc tax $29 40; Retirement System,
Tel. A Telg. Co., nenie«* $6 80; nmtributkms $27.71; Miller Sor
Bailey. Gilbertson A Albee, sup ensen $285.60; John C Halsey
plies' $5.55; rock $150.00; Cly<l<' $2516 10; Raymond Wi»c $271*40;
Equipment Co. shovel pmts $40.- John Houmea $260.00; Henry
50; Columbia Equipment Co . part» Tuynman $260.00; Ole J Haldor-
$148 15; Contractors Equip. Corp, son $290.70; Arthur G Pope $260.-
-With
crusher parts $76.65; Cottage 00; Jack Hauser $228 80; IVIIicrt
Giove Foundry, togei plates $32.- Knight $187 20; Louis Wadnlzak
10; Eugene Radiator Service, ra $228.80; F. D. Ortloff $127 80 Eu
diator repairs $8 (*0; Electrle Ste«*l gene Hospital Assn, hospitaliza
Foundry Co . crusher parts $162.- tion $2.50; Pacific Hospital Ass n ,
14: Interstate Tractor A Equip hospitalization $25 50; Grace
Co., caterpillar párts $507.39; R Sehl<ka, Cu Tr, slate withhold
A Rabb Hardware Co . supplies tax $28 65; Grace Sehiska, Co. Tr .
$433.50; C. E Dullcy. fence posts income tax $236.10; Retirement
$32.50; S. B Ftnegan, auto parts System, contributions $124 09. Ed
$29.40; GoettUng Sign Co., signs Sandgathc $8 60; M Z Allen $10.-
$50.70; Giustina Bros Lbr. Co . iK); V. D. FOgle $60110; Wm. G.
lumber $12 67; The B F. Goodrich Harmon $5 80; Booth-Kelly Lum-
Company, tires $35.37; Coast to I ht C o ., lumber $922 66; Wyatt's,
Coast Stores, light hardware sup tire & tube $50 91; Tangfeldt
plies $1.88; Clark Battery A Elec. Lumber Co., lumber $129 60; Car-
Co., services $9 81; Chas. Humph son Saw Shop, saws filed $9 80;
reys. Ine. lamp, bracket $12.98: Mrs. George Fish, meals $49.95;
Cluster's used parts $5.50; Howard Cascade Lumber Terminal. Inc.
Cooper Corp., international parts lumber $.323 23; R. A. Babb Hard
$1.115.70; George W Crain, saw ware Co. »pikes, bolts A nuts
$10.00; Cottage Grove Machine $576.64; Pitchford Motor Co., air
Works $5 65; Cottage Grove Auto chamber $23.38; Foster Bower
Saw Co.,
Supply, grease gun, pipe, etc. $19.' __
__ oil A MW» $6 40; Siuslaw
64; Walter Hoey Motors. Inc . Forest Prod. Inc . lumlwr $2.018 -
shaft $5.01: Hardisty-Terrill Com-’ 31; F D. Ortloff $127 80. Jack
pany. valve, plug. kit. etc. $97.23. Hauser $41.60;
George A Halton & Co., supplies
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCT-
$27bl: J. E.Haseltine $■ < >*■. steel i>ENT; state Industrial Accident
& elec, rods $33 71; Ballou A,
«irrax-ri.
Wright, supplie» $11.19;
L i> CX>m. compensation $1.005 72.
Stubblefield, rock $36.75: The1
Robert Dollar Co. rock $135.45;
Ji, MILL LEVY:
George Schaefers, tire A section
$85.26; T V. Clark, slakes $155.00; | C A M: Harold Shannon $151.-
t,ane Gravel Comiwny. rock $15.- 20; C L Morris $150.40; Elmer
Yoar
00; Wyatts, tire repairs $4.00; J. I Sander $212.83; B B. Carter $18
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
DEALER
D Walling, rock $4,740.75; Mo-1 80; Jeff Pel tit $42.00; John Smith
6th nnd Washington
Phone M
can Lumber Company,
lumlxT $83.20; J. R Ortloff $5<* 40; Joseph
<6 97; Quonset Repair Shop, weld- Hauhen $163.80; Jim West $178.-
ing grader arm $6<*0; J. T. Short j 60; Andrew Nacsaens $5170; Co-1
Pal’s Saw Shop
Will Sell for You
on Consignment
“We Aim Io Take Care of Our Own”
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tack« ar Bronchial Asthma ruin «leap and
enem, without trylna MKNDACO. which
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factlon or money back guaranteed.
• Leader» of union« representing rail
road engineer« and firemen «eek to force
railroad« to add extra, needles» men on
diesel locomotives. This is sheer waste
—a ‘‘make-work” program which would
mean fewer improvements and higher
costs—for YOU!
Railroads uw modem diesel locomotives be
cause they are one of the means of giving
faster, better service to y> u.
Two men compose the crew of a diesel.
They occupy a clean, comfortable cab at the
front. The engineer handle» the throttle. 1 he
fireman sits nnd watches the track ahead.
With no coal to shovel, he haa practically
nothing else to do.
No Benefit To Yon
Now the lenders of the Brotherho«»d of I xko -
motive Engineers nnd the Brotherhood of
Ixicometive Firemen and Enginemen want
to une the diesel locomotive as a means of
forcing n feather-bedding scheme on the rail
roads The extra men they propose to add to
the dieset crews are not needed. There ia no
work for them.
The union lenders nre fighting nmong them
selves nbout which union should furnish
these extra, needless men. The Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers have even threatened
a strike. You may not bs interested in this dis
pute of these two unions, but you would lie
vitally concerned if these groups succeed in
putting through thia feather bedding scheme,
because it would mean a slowing up of the
improvement program of the railroads—of
which the diesel is th«! outstanding symbol.
Diesel crews nre among the highest paid
leaders of two unions think its
a feather-bed
railroad employes -real aristocrats of labor!
Their pay is high by any standard. Granting
of these demands, therefore, would mean that
the railroads would be paying out millions in
unearned wag«-s to those in the very highest
pay bracket».
tracks and stations, on new pnaaenger and
freight cars, a» well ns on dmorl looomotivM,
and on the many other less conspicuous de
tails of railroading that contribute to Im
proved service.
We’d Like To Spend This Money On Yon
But brazen feather-bedding schema» like the
one now proposed would, if »uccemful, divert
l«rge sum« of money from our present im-
{»rovement program». Even worae, they make
mprovemcntn like the diesel worthlem, by
mnking the cost of their oja-ration prohibitive.
TheS»- demands are a gainst TOUR interests
—an well as those of th«- rnilroada. They are
schemes to "make work”. Neither you nor
the rnilroada should be forced to pay Mich •
p«<nalty for progress.
That's why the railroad» are reaiating these
"make work” demand* to the Inst ditch—and
why they am telling you about them.
You know how much the diesel has meant to
you in increased speed, comfort and conven
ience. The railroads have many more of them
on order for even greater improvement in
service to you. But needles» drains of money,
such ns thia present demand of the unions for
needless men on dieseto, reducs the ability of
the railroads to spend money on better serv
ice for you.
Proud as the railroads arc of the diesel, it is
only a small part of their improvement pro
gram. Since the War, literally billions of dol
lars have been spent on improvement of
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WEST
ADAMS
STREET
Feather-Bedding Means I^sa Service To Vo#
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CHICAGO
S.
ILLINOIS
We nre publishing this nnd other advertisement» to talk with you
at first hand about matter« which arc important to everybody.
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