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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thurs.. Sept, 15. 191» Cottage firort Sentinel Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15. 1889 W. c. MARTIN .... Editor, Publisher Nubscription rates, cash in advance. No subscripta on for less than three months. - 1 Yr. 6 Mos. In Lane and Douglas Counties —.2.50 1 ¡0 l.(M’ Outside This District ............. —3.00 1.75 1.50 Foreign Rates on Application. * MAHON Al ÉDITORIAL 0 RI C| RUINED ROADS 1.V ¿,ivr*'eent Prol,km "f 'h’Mruetion of highway stat ; eommereial trucks has jumped into the spotlml.t in stati after state. It has been well described bv Sammi C Hid <len, chairman of the state highway commission of Indiana.’ rials1 V 1’Tn b*f‘W a ^’’P “f s,a,e government offi- ends, he had this to say: "A greatly augmented and still in- i.n’,N,ra.’""n,’erl?fLhe;l'y ‘roeks and trailers, operating fl)r g distances at high speeds, is destroying our roads fast r thar tenam'e >’ li,• Which to reP,a<* ’b’"1' O,lr lenanee costs are skyrocketing th . n.H* rind 8.Perylste,’t’ aggressive, even defiant tendeni v on ' ih of truekem to overload their trueks'an | h V i I •' ovrloH,l,"k’ »’“y hasten the destrm tian ot the icry highways provided for them bv a generou- public ami from wh.eh they derive their living; higkavs wh7eh «\S w^ n We T™’ ‘ necds of ,he overw helming majoritv of hi-h way uaera for years to come " niUSt take a han’’ in ‘be reformation of the St iXL^ regulations and restraints to protect the Sixty-five Youth Of C. G. to Enter Various Colleges UNHAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS Civic Music As^n. Membership Drive September 19-24 The Eugene and University i K ic Mu ac AsK.Hntn.ti annmd memls'i ship cani|>ai ;n w e. k stal ls Monday in oui win continue iliHHigh the 24ih. Mem- Ivr -hip rolls will lx- definitely closed on th.’ 24lli or s.Hiner if all tickets aiv sold rhe price Will be Ilie same this year as last, St. là for adults and S3 OS lot slud, ids The local committee in eliarge MTS W C Mutin. Mi N ’I man Rich.nd-. Mrs II A lliteii. M i k E i .ni. Itiowp and Mrs < »• v I Hixon. Approximately 65 youn ; ¡.copie leaving for schools of higher edu cation, with nearly all colleges universities, normals, schools ot nursing and Christian ndle ? k I n gon State college Heads the list | with 27 students and the Univer sity ot Otegon conies second with I 15. Attending Oregon Slate ai Gay lota! Collier. Ray John-. Jeannette Workman Helen Axl. Pat Kelly. Clitoris Roberts; G. don Asbury. Howard Harp. John Leonard, Carroll Miller. !’ gene Dyksterhuis. Sara Jenko Shirley Arne. John VanNorlw . Fiank Bradford. Marjorie Sie WOKI Ils 111 s<»| Ui | s LAKE SUCCESS, New York Did you know that I here is NIU tunes as much oil in iindiscovered reserves as the im.'imt consumed Culver, Dale Adams. Registering soon at the tTnivv- sity of Oregon. Eug me. w ill la W. C. Martin Jr.. Mat ic Lonv ird Kenny Hansen. Mervin Engim-d Richard Chapman. Joyce Crouch, Dick Clark. Shirk ". Hil anan, I i Dili you know that this tech- i Ilie may do avvay with the haz- ’ .mJ m job of underground min ing ? I’bcKC and m any oli . r quest ...ns of viial importance lor mankind wer. diKctiss. <f by more thar >00 expert', attending tiu- Uniini Na-I ■ Conference on the l an i Utili/ ilion of Bodied Men Had to Work County Roads in the Good Gid days Richard Chambers. Eu! 1 Mad.!; and Gary Leathers. . ,??vcr?r taxpayer in the land has a direct, pocketbook interest Did you Entering the Oregon norma' in this sHuatmn. Truck weights have reached a point when’ are Gordon Neidcigh and R«K rt the state w as y. im - scry male Hagen, who will attend the South- ,,, , ’. .. ordinaly highways simply cannot stand them. The high siHe.ls cm Oregon College of Education' V’’ ‘ht < l .'1 and 50 *t which modern truck and trailer units move also help to at Ashland: Marjorie Coiner and >e ,rs ' n ■ pt । Vi"” apPal,in« rate- fi»«lly. w idespread Tom Coiner Eastern Oregon C >1- ,rv P",>ll<’ charges nr infirm violations of libera! laws contribute heavily to the ruin V \|, lege of Education at LaGrande Hadden said, the state governments must more to comet t’ L work on the pul of and Joan Metcalf. Oregon Coll. ? intolerable and enormously costly problem. the county in which t of Education at Monmouth. I pay $2 for every S2AM Miss Shirley A Hen and Mis- Mary Ann Hal! have Registered at ! SOUTH LANE FAIR NEEDS ADDED ATTRACTIONS Willamette University at Salem : and serve it cut ? That was what thi I .... r”’a ‘'on'»H'ed that if the South and Miss Maxine Hite will atten latu Lane fair is to continue as a chief community event as it 1- uk Linfield college at McMinnville. I of 18(> >. ( the first leirisi uri Irfair'thne tChn rSL tha,1,h< r‘> should I m ' mot. attraeti..,:- Entering Abilene Christian col-1 state government at fair time than merely agriculture exhibits, regardle-s of how lege. Abilene. Texas arc Gw ende same session slapi k I t f h ’ *°r "F WOU,d like lo ,hl’ an,"'al raised lyn Powell and Donna Enis: Pet on “every negro. unir T <lo tir c‘’®“«'»‘y class and be made into a regional affair perdine college. Los Angeles ka or mulatto for the To do this, the fair should lie able to offer more than menl, a Gloria Clark: Glad Tidings Bibh ! county within wh •h h* Institute, San Francisco. Jess Al- side.” The count yew of the livestock ami exhibits. The pubHe it <« ems n.d ..’nL I drieh and Clara Morrell; San Jos. ir demands more from what they buy. but more from what th. v Bible college. San Joo’. Roy Au- protection aee. ^^ "^«the two day event o mon terest to evt <tiin p brey and Jerry McCornack th« South Lane hair should be able to offer added attraefin Marylhursi college, Portland. Ro other c ■>unty E in something on the order of the coming county fair. Inasmuch birda Flaten; Columbia Ptepara- as the commumty has inaugurated two other major atiia. liom tory school, Portland. Biol Flaten; on for the public we do not believe that it would be amiss to st....... . Pacific Bible college. Portland th. '" the Rev. Roy HutchL-n and Ralph W**” for each 50 Pih n » '»Mt be well to combine the fair wit) Hutchison. in the total of $5 t either the hodeo or Regatta and thus offer a combination Those registering at ous : Back in those rug hair board memliers have worked hard in wars past to schools of ri:-rn„ ■ J • I county court dix idl'd make the event a success and they have worked under the hamb 1er and Bit up into doard districts cap of lack of facilities or sufficient funds to put on a show of of Oregon 5 t ed a road supervi this kind It seems to us that the Rodeo and the fair could I m ment of *.t i combined ui future years and work toward the priipositinn of uel Hospit .1 form labor on t the eventual construction of adequate quarters for both the fail and Pat Ri, and rodeo. Hospital, Portland, Bi'ty sterhuis. Carol Naish and Jean March 15 of i Cochrane; Sacred Heart Hospital. the list to th. Eugene. Hazel Cooper. Mary “affixed to each nam< . TAX EVASION Lakeview am! Alturas sawmills, both owned by same private Montgomery and Vera Bridwell of taxable pr each". Then the corporation which paid national and state eoiimration income each property . taxes both were bought by Loyola University of California “at 8 o'clock a which operates them in competition with other taxpaying himl» r date and place :!i r ite of SI i dny And if was held here. idded th.it “not Ie--; than 8 hours shall lx' considered a day’s labor." 1 hrc <1 and w iter until he signifies to comply", in should make up ill lost timi enterprises but escapes taxation on the net income of the op. r. atiops. We are informed that both enterprises mainlv us.- I S d for the state National Forest limber. Thus the U. S. government becomes Re-opening of schools in all sec purposes" or pay $2 for each day somewhat of a partner in enterprises which now pav no U S tions of the state signals the need so charjjed against him, or go to income taxes and no state income taxes either in California or for extra caution on the part of the county jail. tlregon. Thus a non-profit corporation may exercise the legal Oregon drivers. Secretary of State That system rockeel along from light to buy I . S. forest timber in competition with competitors Earl T. Newbry reminded today. I860 to 1899 when the legislature Newbry called special attention got still tougher and provid' I who must pay federal and state income tax. s and enjoy the legal right of exemption on all of its operations in competition with to the 20-mile speed limit at school that "all able bodied persons" taxpaying corporations. See Orjgon Voter 8.13.49 p. 16. There i grounds and school crossings, sentenced, to the county jail for a fine or to serve <iie many non-sectarian non-profit corporations who have ac which must be observed whenever a “whether s nti nee for a definite number quired commercial, industrial and agricultural enterprises and youngsters are going to or from of elays” should lie liable to work and during recess periods enjoy similar tax exemption not available to competitors, so school Faithful obedience to this law. th< on the public roads, under the "full this mention of Loyola in no way has exclusive denominational secretary said, may mean the dif power, of the county court”, w ith ENTERTAINERS OR CHISELERS We nee where an employe of a carnival, which showd here earlier in the year, has been arrested at Springfield ami charge 1 with operating a lottery. Later he was freed on a bail and went on his way after operating a shell game that allegedly cost two boys $153.(MI. Another witness is said to have told the district attorney that it cost her $750.00 to watch this game. Still there arc lots of folks who insist that the town or county should permit the operators of shady carnivals to visit our locality, because if we don’t the victims will go the the carnival, wherever it is. '^COLDER WEATHER Will Soon Be Here BE PREPARED Have your tanks or barrels filled NOW. Phone 250 for SHELL STOVE AMD FURNACE OIL Minimum Delivery 40 dallons Raymond P. Anderson Authorized Shell Distributor ference between life and death if ; the provision that those serving ;• a child should dash Suddenly into definite sentence should work out the “full time” of the sente no at the street. Last year 458 school-age pedes trains were struck by automobiles, bringing death to 16. .Newbry also pointed out that 1 Oregon law requires motorists to ' stop for pedestrians crossing the ' streets in crosswalks within the driver’s half of the roadway. The law applies with equal force at crossings where there are no paint ed lines marking pedestrian lanes. , Odd Fact A defeated candidate for nn office in Dunn, N. C., placed an ad in the loc.il newspaper congratulating the winners nnd thnnking those who did not vote for him, saying ho had Just learned how badly the town waa in debt. WILL ROGI.RS |s LATEST PAIN UNI. tn MIK. I W ING Almost .ill English sparrows in The l it addition to Mrs. >se Tw i s Hall of Fame is un pairs imported fl tn England In ; of the famous late Will R. ■ which she just com- is now in her studio along with her other ¡xiintings of noted tM'opI Mrs. Twing sed more than one picture of Will Rogers to bring out th.* d< drill effn-t which is She’s Looking Ahead! She’s Hendin.!* her clothes to tn for un over nil refresher. Pressing, cleaning. Be wise Plan ahead, too. Call us today. —School Special- clothes brought in Fridnv afternoon for cleaning and pressing — ready Saturday afternoon! ra D*T»A nt CLEANERS “It’s the Know How That Excels All Others 107 N 7th Phone 717 life with jurfect exprès; on. Aceti ding to our judgment this picture of Will It ■ sts is one of SUPFR SERVICE - - is wh.it our experienced personnel offer you! Prompt, reliable, careful and courteous SERVICE. Sale 89c 59c Water Pistol, 150 shot 59c 39c Dump Trucks............... 69c 49c 49c 39c Pie Case 19c 15c Utility Tray 79c 59c Utility Bag . 98c Metai Truck 59c 49c $10.75 $6.95 Watches, 7 jewel Plus Tux Cottage Grove- Eugene Freight and Transfer 32 S. 10th Reg Bread Box Dof! ‘Furniture............... Limit Enforced At School Grounds REED S RESIGNATION WOULD BE IN ORDER IF Resignation of Dick Reed, member of the stat, liquor board would be in order, if he allowed a distiller company to pay his transportation and hotel bills to and from Chicago at a banquet as a guest of the liquor company. Other than a front page story on some of the daily papers carrying the charge of Senator I legel that Reed was listed as a guest of the liquor company Reed s side of the question, if he hail any. dropped from sight. Any further comment on the case has escaped our attention. CLEVER GIRL! I'III yell ku« w that l eal can lie I burned untivi rombi and piped Io the viitta e as gas euer ,v. a low Anderson. Bruce Johnson, N Campbell. Wilbur Heath. Cath BX£Sn’n^ Sul teliin Illis been doing deputa, NI U BAPTIST MIMsrm The Rev mid Mis. Ulillani Sul lion work tn two or three western lerlin und faiiuly nmveu down slates Iroin I’ortland last Thursday and me domiciled ill the llapllst pm "Hoo* Don’t soilage 11! .'158 Madison uve. The Bother Rev Siilterlin stalled his ministry s' I'm Duittd with d die First Baptist church Sun PULVEX DDT il iy I Ie Mleeeeds Ilie Rev Sidnev Shinall. who Inst week reluined with his family Io Sm Diego, Call loruin, formel' hoin.. o| (hr Sinn alls. KIIIS »IMS 'I'he Kev. mid Mi-. Sulhilln KIMS IM Olf spent 2*’j years serving ns mis ■ion.nies in the Kwnnltig provimi' CAI OWNtSS i...... i m «i «• •• »«t m South China mid rituin.'d to |„. !.. «... ... um 11.1»«» ROItNONS the state Inst November Since their malvai on the mast Ilie Kev ' TOWN TALK VARIETY & CAFE Phone 99 205 Pac. Hy. So. 31 fex Phone 7(M> ? KIDDIES 2058 Registered Borrowers at the The board ot the Cottage G/ov< library held its regular monthly I meeting on Tuesday and reviewed ' the progress of the year just passed. There are now 2,058 regis tered borrowers from the library, which has a total of approximately 8000 volumes, including fiction, 1 non-fiction and children's books. Business was- conducted at a total expenditure of $1,086.40, of which amount $94535 was furnished by the city. Now books are constantly added to the shelves and hours now ' amount to three more per week than previously, afternoon open ings now being at 2 p.m. instead of tlie former 3 o'clock. Children will be interested to know that provision has been made whereby they may now bor row two books at one time. THE CHILD CITY Here’s a NOUGHT, “Goose Egg” they say, It mikes 20’s out of 2'3; Husky men from boys arc made— When our good milk they use! for the whole family at the ARCADE THEATER « w //j Tuesday & Wednesday, September 20th & 21st EI GEN'E MAN GOES OVER BANK AND Is INJI RED Pau! G. Huntley of Eugene driv ing a 1942 Ford was injured and cut. about the face when his car went over a ten foot bank at the Ablxjtt corner, about two miles north of town Saturday night. The vehicle was badly damaged ac cording to a report filed at the local police office ana the driver of the car was alleged to be under the influence of liquor. The injured man was taken to a Eugene hos pital in the Mills ambulance. A heart warming, dramatic sound motion picture Shown along with regular picture — No change in price of admission C Mtreúna to & — a^tc/tb 505 $0.5« ft ,.«« f Sponsored by LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE
