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Annual Meeting Oct. 18
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TUUItSDAY, OKTOBER 13 1919
AREAS AFFECTED BY STEEL STRIKE
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FOR A BETTER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
SUPPORT THE
FIREMAN S BALL
OCTOBER 29TH
NUMBER 10
r°w" I Dorena Dedication Plans
And Program Announced
Fwo Í rlHirati- < olumbus Day
Apparently Gene Ware of the:
Community Jewelers was the only
merchant grateful to Columbus 1
for discovering America. He was I
the only merchant to fly the flag
Plans for the dedication of the
I torena dam h< re (fetober 23rd
ne practically completed accord*
is did not think Columbus did
ing to L. J. McCoy, chairman of
very grxxi day's work when hr I
arrangements. Programs mailed
discwn-d this continent. Albert
lllxl III' I
out of Salem by the Willamette
Adkins liad another re,eon for
Basin commission have been re­
i'-!ebrating the 12th B was hi-
ceived here. Listed on the pro­
birthday and "Whisjxring Hope"
was sun;
gram are several prominent men
from over the state including Gov*
Bob Gf •rau and Dickie f uller also
Preparations for the October 3.ernor Douglas McKay and Con-
111«-r 111 >« * t hii
pass« d another rml< tone on the
dedication of the Dorena Dam on gri ssman Harris Ellsworth and
12th.
the Row River, seven miles south- Col O. E. Walsh of Portland, di-
v ision engineer, corps of U. S.
(ias B;« kfir< s
lighted taxlay by Governor fjouglas Engineers.
The report that police were McKay’s disclosure of the prob-
SHADED AREAS on the map above indicate the states affected by the strike
Sponsors of the formal dedica­
of more than 500.000 CIO steelworkers In a dispute over pensions. (C. P.) : '-al!ed to the Cecil Caldwell home iblc soil savings that would bo tion include: The Cottage Grove
I out Bouth Sixth street on Poverty brought about by the new $11,-
Chamber of Commerce the Coq>s
Ibll to check on an alleged dyna- 5tM),i)00 structure.
of U. S. Engineers, the fiorenn
Governor McKay, using two
mite blast, which occurred Mon-
Construction Co., and the Willam­
previously-completed
dams
of
the
«lay evening near
ette Basin Project committee.
'«»mewhat garbled in one news re- Willamette Basin Proje«’t program
X.’UN IM Hl (Hl
The program as announced in­
estimated the cludes: 2:(X) p.m., address of wel­
port. Caldwell’* friends believe IS
the blast was a backfire from iJorcna would pay for itself in
come. H. E. Eakin, representing
some of his gopher gas, which he about 12 years “through decreased the Cottage Grove Chamber of
; ; il ines ; Woman's
d«-ty chairman. Dr. Stanley has Isen using freely to get rid damage resulting from its use”.
Commerce: 2:10 p.m., introduc­
ing ce|< tirateli by the Richmond, Eugene, will speak.
of some of his unwelcome guests, Fern Ridge dam on the Long Tom tion of visitors. Marshall Dana,
dam. editor of the Portland Journal and
I h< I' m al club has a memlicr- the gophers and moles. For sev­ river and Cottage
fi louai Women’s club this week ship of
y i women representing eral months now it has been more both finished in 19-11 at a collec­ master of ceremonies; 2:20 p.m..
willi a uh nibi-islop drive awl a
-iness and professions in or less of a question as to who tive expenditure of approximately The Willamette Basin Project, Its
program to Ixsiutily the city.
would occupy the Caldwell ranch. $7,500,000, have already returned History, Governor Douglas Mc­
Any woman in business or the
■n
■ > m etu ic oil-nt's and t»>e moles and gophers or the two-thirds of their cost through Kay, 2:40 p.m., address by Cong.
profi .inns is eligible for meinlx r-
- 1 n Riviri the credit for Caldwells and fiom the last report damage prevention, the governor Harris Ellsworth: 3:00 p.m., Do­
hip and may e
starting th« ■ drive for a local hos- it looks like the gophers and disclosed.
rena Dam as the Engineers See It,
Ha'ch, memlH-r hip chairman. &o
He remarked at the same time ,
Col. O. E. Walsh, division en­
(•opilla I ion that her name may tie presented pit al. The Jatest program is a moles have won. •
that Dorena’s dedication cere-,
n to beautify t h c city.
gineer, corps of engine«Ts; 3:20
monies in which he and Congres­
Skinner, n’tir. d teach-
$ 11MI I M HI 1 Ml
p.m., Dorena Dam From th«’ Con­
ittend the monthly
sional and engineering notables
Ix'en named chairman of a
application
tractor's Viewpoint, Guy Atkin­
will participate, will salute the
group thí«t will soon begin adver-
son, president of the Dorena Con­
first
postwar
completion
of
a
dam
tising
the campaign. As a start
Htc repr« si t
struction Co.; 3:40 p.m. Governor
Mrs. this w
in the basin program. The program
are displayed
reati Th«- I h
McKay will close the gates and
Incr, health and
envisions the eventual construc­
■r the business area with the
«’neom ngeme
start the reservoir on its job of
tion of 13 dams with a total water
Your Town It
Julius Rejisleger. 68, of Elkton, storage capacity for flood-control storing water.
Boosts You.”
would
Reputili
was killed in a two-car accident purposes, of 2,087.000 acre feet.
"We need to make Cottage Sunday night at .Saginaw and sev­
Six of the dams are earmarked as
cinlng b
and
hr ac I h autilul in its natural set- eral others were taken to Eugene
> rrprp^ntHttvrs
now
held in
dual-purpose structures, combin­
nheyn nee nt thix time pending
tie:;." Mrs. Skinner said. “We hospitals for treatment, by Valley
an initiative
on
ing power-production and flood­
need to encourage property own- ambulance of Eugene and Mills
action of congrí"'
for additional
control facilities.
fund’ If H i . ..i.
ets
to
clean
up
eyesores,
and
may-
iwity With
repre-
ambulance.
The governor who served as
1*’ «en conduct a contest for ’lw-
cotation.
chairman of the Willamette River
\IL ml
Walter
William
Esslinger
of
fore and after’ with prizes for
Tlie State constitution stipu-
that cons)ruction of the building
snort-wave transmitting i«W winners. Other towns have «lone Elkton was the driver of the car Basin Commission for nearly 10
might start yet this yenr. On th«’
that the ¡mpldation should
Mr.,;
t will I h - jnsl
in which Repsieger was tiding. year, said that one of the auxiliary
Ross Mcftonald, also of Elkton features of Dorena will be found'
armory
within
the
next
■«sir
delay construction until sometime
There is one concession, though,
Other members of her commi t-
the third passenger. The in its recreational facilities around ! Ten defendants were arraigned
l
Ui
gon's,unemployment
romain
in 1950.
to the up-«tatcrs who argue for
tee includi
Nell Bukowski, three men were returning from a the Dorena reservoir which will i before Judge G. F. Skipworth
Guard.
Th«'
local
unit
will
be
in
However, it ta the fc«lim; of cd at nasini ■ ummer-time levels some gixigraphical representation,
Mi-
art niff, and Mrs. hunting trip to eastern Oregon. inundate 1.8-10 acres at normal Tuesday morning when the judge
the hoard that the memhirsnip throughout SepiemlM r despite re- ¡‘he inc isure would limit any one dinft communication with many Joan Gallo
other
guard
outfits
throughout
Rejisleger died enroute to a Eu­ elevation. For the most part, he started hearing pleas in the cir­
should know w hat is being d< t e
I he local club has also gone on gene hospital.
said, the reservoir will have a cuit court room at Eugene. Nine
Oregon
stated
Sergeant
Swan,
ad
­
lumbering
«nd
other
seasonal
in-
In this regard and why «•onsliu-’
cither house.
of the defendants were persons
record as being willing to cooper­
ministrative
assistant.
Anyone
The car that collided with the rugged shoreline adaptable for
tion hr not stnrtrxl. tad we it jh -
'Die measure. ex|x'«’t«xl to go be­
with a class B b'edcral Communi­ ate in a proposed youth center Esslinger car was driven by Lew is use as state and county parks, 1 whom the county grand jury Fri­
Coni|H’ns.ition (’< mmlsrion
that
fore the \oti rs next \car, has not
cation lie« iis <' w ill lx- able to O|>er- proi'it, particularly if it will in- Britton Riley. 3711 S. H Market organized camps and cottage day returned true hills and the
you ionie id«-« of why 'hi
Ixcn drafted. Tentatively though,
elude m,
tenth case was filed on informa­
rooms for adult > street. Portland, a University cf tracts.
it would give Multnomah county
tion from the district attorney.
fit her local projects sprin­ Oregon student, who was treat«d
hour local guardsmen are now ti rou;
I Portland), the itatc's nm-f popu-
The grand jury ending a five day
attending Army service schools. sort'd by the1 club include dona­ in a Eugene hospital for minor
imm«* payments to make < n your with 35,900 a month ago. but the inn,
and U>
session Friday also found four
Robert E. Warren is at Fort Bel­ tions to support a Girl Scout trcxip cuts and bruises. His passengers
plcdg<-s w«’ want tn tak«’ this « p- total was 73 > | mt cent nlnac last
not true bills. The fall term of
each year and a scholarship for a were thrt'c university students:
voir.
Virginia
working
on
an
engi
­
pnrtunity to urge that you rom- year. With the cxcvption of Cons
the circuit court will open on Oc­
neering drafting course. Kenneth high schcxd girl for college work. Mary Ellen Holland. 3516 S. E.
.mil Lincoln counties every part now has.
tober 24, after being postponed a
K. Co«i|x'r is studying radio repair The group n-ccntly solicited in the 68th avenue. Portland, who re­
so (hat the cash w i|| In- av ul ible of the state had mon1 idle workiTs
Committee members said Mult­
week from the initial October 17
business atea for the Lane County ceived serious face, leg and arm
it
Fort
Benning.
Georgia.
Keith
Present low Columbia river
ns Mam as construetlon iH-eomcs than at this time in 1947 or I'HS.
nomah could I m - ex|ieetcd to lose
Pitcher is taking telephone and. ' hest drive. They also are a donor injuries; Isabell«' S. Lamb, Hawaii, flows at Bonneville and Grand date.
Although gathering and process­ ■ imr of these as other sections of
The true bills returned by the
to
the
Halloween
recreation
fund
telegraph repair at Fort Mon-
and Martha Helen Richards. 3758 Coulee dams threaten to cause a
We also want tu advise you lit ing of nuts and other late crop.
sjionsorod by the Jaycee-ettes.
mouth. New Jersey. Ais
S. E. 119th avenue. Portland. Hos­ power curtailment program of grand jury, naming the persons
this time that the annuiti me«'tmg
Both
Monmouth is Loren .1. Meacham
Truman and pital attendants said Miss Hol- greater scope than last year for and the crimes they are charged
iln Cascades, most recent increas­ uri"
with follow:
attending
radio
ojierato:
। land's condition was not critical, all Pacific Northwest utilities un­
»Hl I«. held on < ictolx-I- IK. 19 19, es m the number of unemployed arguing that each county should
Johnnie Frasier, burglary not in
Cecil W. Purcell and Merle sued statements supporting ob- i The other two girls suffered less general precipitation develops
nt the hour of h (Hi pm m th«- have come from the interior val- have a senato!, ro; udii - oi popu­
a dwelling; Roger James Peterson,
«■nance of Nr
Wittekind
recently
completed
j
minor
bruises
and
cuts.
Ross
Mc-
over
the
region
within
the
next
council < h imlx Is of the < Ity hall
lation. This is the rule that applies
Army service sc I xhi I courses on W omen's Week, e n c o u r a g i n g | IX>nald was treated for bruises 30 days, today warned Paul J. burglary not in a dwelling; Rich­
It is not only your privilege but other fall harvests account« d for
ard LaStair, non-support; Jack
the V.
women to work for their com­ i and is under observation.
Raver, Bonneville power adminis-
we le> I your duly to fw
mu’inploy ment declines in several
Lucas, burglary not in a dwelling;
munities
to make democracy
trator.
Only
a
river
flow
of
aven
­
nt tins mix-ting, nt which
Esslinger
told
officers
that
the
areas, although the usual October
I-ee Merle Foster, conti ibuting to
lifted
lately.
The
work
oi
n
fing,
age
or
better
can
prevent
an
acute
full mid complete report w ill I h short ig<- of larm help has not d-
car in front of him slowed sud­
the delinquency of a minor; Wes­
repainting the outside ol the
.submitted and discussion
denly, and attempting to miss it, power shortage during the coming ley M. Phenneger, receiving stolen
building,
and
thè
installaii
in
of
available Concerning the all ms
he turned into the left lane and winter.
a new heating plani has been ’om-
Previewing power prospects for property; Sherman Parries Ken­
There will
colbdefl broadside with Riley's car.
nedy, sodomy; William Hensligh
pleted
aceordmg
tu
Captalo
Met-
the
1949-50 critical winter period.
Land on th«' beach and neat Im BuHard. h. .<i oi i.xai guard
His car was thrown into the ditch,
30-dny increases in I he numlh r of
Morrow, sodomy; George Wesley
Hi«’ same time for those whose unemployed with
and both cars were completely Raver found the only bright spot Whitman, contributing to the de-
to against 7 >u
unit. Other work is still to lx? I
to be an increased peaking ca­
temis are i-xpiring
wrecked.
There
were
no
[silice
a month ago, but Dine county re­
pacity for the Northwest power linquency of a minor; Everette
Rcs|H'<tfiilly submilted W. A mained in second place with 3.100 Col. W. R Lalonde. resident engi «ione to ready the outfit for the
citations.
Runk, larceny by alteration of
Masons
and
their
federal
inspection
Monday
Octo
­
friends
W<xx|.ird. pn .i«l« nt anti thn-ctor; out of work. Portland had 18,000. neer announced yesterday. Thre<
Th«> state police and Lane coun- [xxil duo to recently installed gen- brand.
ber
17.
throughout
Oregon
and
oration,
south-
while
low
river
flows,
in
­
W
Win kman. vice-president
parcel, ol land on the right of the
ty deputy coroner, Robert MilLs,
unemployed.
Not-true bills were returned in
A National
recruiting western Washington will gather
creased loads and transmission
and director; II E Eakin, troa-
county road will be offered for
investigated the accident.
the cases of Elton Wycoff Heath,
in
Portland
Sunday.
October
16,
to
campaign
is
now
underway.
Heavy
factors
remain
adverse.
Kiner and director; lleibert W.
sale as soon as the land is
charged with taking an automo­
a new and significant
praised he said. Th«' pro|>crty on Mortar Co.. 162 Ini can take at>-
bile without permission; Clinton
¿I) enlisted men and i Shrine ceremony to he held in
Ruth 5
Caldwt'll, Floyd
the beach of th«' lake will be
Paul Smith, charged with rape;
two officers. There arc a number Portland’s civic auditorium.
< iitheie
1 Stewart, mid
Thomas Milton Savage, grand lar­
of
openings
for
non-commissioned
A
"Ceremony
of
Honor,
”
the
Percy Malcolm, directors.
can get further information about
ceny: James F. Thrasher rape.
the property for sal«' or rent ny officers in the unit. Guardsmen new Masonic event. Conceived and
Pleading not guilty to the
Mrs. Ilene Squires, director of
The Greyhounti Cafe opened
w i it in:
the resident engineer, also benefit from recent nation'll directed by A1 Kader Shrine Po-
the Willamalanc park and recrea­ crimes with which they were
Tuesday
under
new
management
military
pay
boosts.
tentate
Earl
Riles
Portlands
re
Twenty-six houses arc b<'ing
Trov«' lake, B. B. rout«',
cent mayor
is designeil as a with Mrs. Myrtle Montgomery tion district at Springfield, will be charged Tuesday were:
moved to Lowidl. Erwin and Den-
MH,
Johnnie Frazier, burglary not in
tribute to Shrine members who Skopcc in charge. Mrs. Skopec, the speaker at the next meeting
slow Co. of Diwell was awarded
undei stand the proposi-
a dwelling; Jack Lucas, burglary
Bvrtha Reed, 75, died Sunday ¡the $51.325 contract to move them tion, th«' government offer is in
have passixl on. The impressive better known as Myrtle Mont­ of the Youth Center project. This
at a hospital in Ilillslxiro. She was (from Dorena. The $26,tMMI sewor lino with
cetemony will mark the first time gomery, has hart many years ex- is a group of people interested in not in a dwelling; Lee Merle Fos­
born in Austria in 1871 and lived and lights contract was given Del lake area more of a recreational
in history of the order that n »n- lierience in the restaurant busi- creating a more desirable commu- ter, contributing to the delin­
quency of a minor; Sherman Far-
in the Uniled State*: since IK77. R. Bci'be Co. of Eugene.
Masons have been extended the n e s s, having cooked in several nity environment for the youth
area.
ries Kennedy, sodomy; William
Surivivors
include a
brother,
local eating houses during the past of Cottage Grove.
opixwt
unity
It
is
said
that
the
average
New
Each two-bedroom house will be
Hensligh Morrow, sodomy; Ever­
Much
interest
is
being
shown
August Heinrich, Cottage (¡rove,
13
years.
She
has
announced
that
setting
and
MR S. ( mu HINE sHH Iihlll \ Yorker- conception of the map
and most civic groups and lodges ette Runk, larceny by alteration
and a nephew, Edgar Bohlman, for one family only. Ten are to TAKES
I It ( I ItLETH SHOP of the United States is a narrow
Personal invitations have been the cafe will be open seven days
I be moved and ready foi occupant s
I’m Hand,
a week from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. have had representatives present, of brand.
strip
of
territoiy
extending
to
the
sent
to
all
Mrs
Catherine
Sedergren
has
as well as the high school stu­
Private funeral services were in 90 days, another ten in 2lo days purchased the Curlctte Beauty
Shriners and officers of the Ma- and will serve regular meals, short
dents.
held Thursday, October 13, at and tin- other six in 270 days ac­ Shop nt 531 Adams street from but at least two New York papers, sons, including both Scottish and orders and fountain orders,
The next meeting will be held
10:30 a.m. at Mills Mortuary w ith cording to Erwin and Denslow.
Mrs. Skopec was recently cook­
Mrs. Ella Beers and assumed man- the New York Times and the New York rites.
Bids on the (xwver lines for the
the Rev. Frank Brown officiating.
ing and managing the Snack October 19 in the basement of the
agement of the establishment th«' York Sun thought otherwise. The
Burial was in the local II >(>!■’ new project were rejected as too first of the week. Mrs. Beers will
Shack, which is now being oper­ armory at 8:00 p.m. If the person
RENT DK ON PROL
high. New invitations to bid have
cemetery.
ated by Mrs. Irene Henry, also an from each organization cannot be
remain with the Cutlet to as oixt - erable expense in sending a tele- '
sent out and it is ex|iectvd
experienced cook in local restau­ present at this meeting it is asked
itor for the present, it was under- gram to the Sentinel asking all !
Word has been received from
they will lie opened today.
Housing Expediter Tighe Woods rants. She will serve breakfasts, that they send a substitute repre­ (the Sixth Army Escort Detach­
stixxl Monday.
the details involving a Reno- Ne­
sentative.
OPEN MEETING »I» Kr
Mrs Sedergren announ« ed Mon­ vada story concerning two hx al has denied a recommendation of merchants lunches and short or­
ment of the arrival of the remains
IO EXPLAIN PURPOSE
day that she planned to employ couples; a stoiy which is familiar the Corvallis rent control board ders, and will be open from 6:30
; of Corporal Earnest H. Dudley,
I ll CLUB I.E \OERS
another o|N-rator anti"would op­ to all of the local jx'ople. When that decent rol be declared for the a.m. until 6:00 p.m., week days SHERIFF ELLIOTT SUES TO
l<> Ml ET IHRE
son of Mrs. Marietta Smith of
Several members of the Alcohol-
PREVENT REC ALL ELECTION । Nyssa, and grandson of S. O, Dud-
only.
erate the shop six days per week, the telegram did not bring the Corvallis aiva.
iea Anonymous ol Porti.mil will bel The first fall achievement
instead
the five
w eek desired results because of a last
Woods’ letter, received by the
Sheriff M. L. Elliott filed suit ley of Dorena, in the United
hero Saturday, October 22nd Io gram for this area will be held si’hodul«' on which the shop has minute rush experienced by the [
board at Corvallis Monday, said STEERS MOVES TO
Monday
at Portland asking circuit States. Cpl. Dudley was 21 year»
hold an open meeting. The pur- , at the Union high school in the b«'cn operated under the manage­ Sentinel’s editorial department, I
that control could not be aband­ NEW LOCATION
court
to
halt the recall election of age.
pose of the meeting will be to ae
room Oc’tober 17th ment of Mrs Beers. Longer hours a long distance phone call was '
oned because the records "do not
Corporal Dudley graduated
against him scheduled for Oct. 21.
quaint the public with the princl- from 1:31) to 3:00 p in., Mrs. Melba will be maintained by ap|xunt- rushed thru, asking all the details, j
Steers Electric Store has moved
show the demand for central hous­
The sheriff argued that the rea­ from the local high school in 1940.
plcs of tire AA and how it works. Heide, county extension agent an- ment.
this week from the home of P. C. sons cited for his recall are "un­ On August 21, 1940 h? Joined the
To accommodate the Times a | ing in Corvallis has been met.”
The A A now has 80,000 members noiinced Monday. 4-11 club mem-
The Cttrlctto quartets will be representative got on the job at
The locai board there has re- Steers, Thornton Corners, to the true and malicious,’’ and that — Army Air Corps, and died a pris-
in the United States and is grow- bers will receiv«' their pins and remixlelcd and as soon as the re­ 6:00 o’clock one morning to supply
commended that decontrol be de- building space previously occupied even had they been true they oner of the Japanese on the Phil-
ing at the rate of 1,000 per month. | certificates at this time and plans modeling work is completed. Mrs the information needl'd.
dared after the city’s recent con- by Patty's Flower Nook, 601 would not be sufficient grounds ippine Is lands on November 26,
If you ar«1 interested in this move- i w ill lie made lixiking to the club Sedergren plans on holding an
The New York Sun evidently trol oft ice was closed and its south Fifth.
1942.
for a recall.
ment and would like to attend, otganization this fall.
open house.
was even more interested, and functions taken over bj the Port­
The building will house their of­
Complete obituary and funeral
He asked an injunction prevent-
please watch next week's Sentinel i
Prospective 4-11 chib members
A new feature of the operations asked for not only a story, but land regional office in a recent fice and some of their supplies, ing County Registrar of Elections arrangements will he announced
lor the f Ime and place the meet Ing ■ are givi'u a cordial invitation to is that green stamps will be given pictures of the local couples as economy move by the federal
mainly electrical wiring. Steers do James W. Gleason from holding । later from the Smith Funeral
will be held.
attend.
well.
patrons of (he Curlctte.
government.
mostly contract work.
the election.
Two Aged Persons
New Dorena Dam
To Pay for Self
In Twelve Years
Killed in Auto
Condir/
Local BPW’s C'ab !s Observing
National Business Woman’s Week
Voters Asked to
Put Legislature on
Population Basis
Julius Repsieger
Accident Victim
Guard to Install
Short-Wave Radio
Unemployment
Remains al Record
Summertime Level
Ten Defendants
Enter Pleas at
Eugene Tuesday
Low Waters May
Cause a Winter
Power Shortage
Property in C. G.
Lake Area Offered
For Sale and Rent
Shriners to Have
Hon°r Ceremony
In Portland 16th
Dorena Houses Are
Moved to Lowell
Funeral Services
For Bertha Reed
Greyhound Cafe
Has New Manager
Youth Recreation
Center Planned
N. Y. Papers Want
Details on Story of
Two Local Couples
Cpl. Ernest Dudley
Remains Arrive in
The United States