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VOLUME LXI
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON.
High School Music Students Win Three
Excellents at State Music Meeting
Threv "f xcrlli-ntx" were re-
l'eived by ('ottage Giuli1 rnltuiits
in thè district conlexi for mhu I
and lnkttunu*iitul m »I<»* and simili
fiiscmblei Iwld ut Ij'bunon Hsi
S.iturdny "One" winner* were thè
I lesilim n lxiy*‘ quai tvl unii Ihe
In USX doublé quintet flom thè lugli
m I kki I, and the clarinet quartet
comiliMnl of Murjoric
Frunces Summers, Craig Peacock,
and Ixaiald Heck Iroin Ji|hi-.,n
1
4 H Club Officers To
Meet Here March 18
For Training Course
Lane Election
Dept. Is Scene
Much Activity
EW TN TWIST!.!» ABOI T
NEW URE CHIEF
THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1950
I Warren A. Edwards
Candidate for
Co. Commissioner
•ckham .and the
in the
• lory weir slightly out of line. Wc
stated that Mr. Peckham was a
tm tnlx r of the Eur iw police de
partment for thre< years prior to •
coming here, which might have,
sounded a bit mkl. Mr. Peckman
was a wmlHT of the Eugene fire
ih'parlment anil not th«- police de- I
part merit.
The error came about when one
writer tried to transcribe the '
notes of anoth -r.
Ten Cents t^r Copy
PENNEY STORE
Th«1 J. C. Penney store here
NUMBER 32
Total of 305 Candidates to Be
Voted on in May Primary
*
J
If you plan to participate in the
May 19th primary, better sharpen
rhe Office of the Ijtne county
your
pencil and be prepared to
weeks and will facilitate the shop-1
• •lection department Is the sceni-
spend a little time in the voting
ping efforts of al) [matrons. New
(»rove area will meet Saturday, ¡days, and ax the date of April 19
carjx'ts have tx-en laid in the shoe
booth. There are 8 total of 305
Muii'h 18th from 1 31) to 3:30 at
department with an extension of
i upptoaclicx, the activity grows
, ¿ounty, state and national candi
The
United
States
Bureau
of
the carjiet in the ready to wear
, more and more feverish.
(age Grove. The | hii | x > m * of this
d«’partm«’nt. F'ifteen new chrome Census still needs personnel in the dates to choose from. South Ijine
April 19 Is the day on which
inciting, according to Melba M
chairs has«* also Ix-en added to the surrounding area to work as voters will also have the privilege
••numerator’s in the forthroming of voting for two South Lane resi
( Heide, county extension agent- rcgixlration lx>okx are closed for
shoe
department.
Other high
thi- Muy primary, and any (xTxon
contcxtanl« 1-11. IN to give I JI officci'N
census. People having the following
mid their ra
New wall racks equipped with qualifications arc urged to apply dents from among the whopping
who bus faihd Io register projn'rly ENTRIES U 4.N TED I OR
pre Eunice j mg for Iholr Join.
neon lights have been added along for the job of enumerator: from list and this does not happen very
Chapman, who plnjed a Fienili
Four-H club leaders will help will find himself unable to vote E%ERGREEN LEAGUE
the east side of the display room. the ages of twenty-one to sixty- often.
horn xolo, "3"; Jo Ann Van Brunt, conduct the training hc I hxi I and May 19.
Entries are
eing sought into
The office which has attracU’d
Count, rs have tx-on temoved from five. high school graduate or
sopra no, "2"; Diane More- older ••bib incinlx'is ax'.ixtlng will
Registration is necessary if on«1 the newly org
I the largest number of candidates
hxk. high Miprano, "2"; Anne Hill, lx* 1 Jirry Dugan, Willis Johnson, has never voted; has changed or baseball league, nized Evergreen
the work clothes department and working «suivaient.
United
which
will
func-
high M»|irnno, "2"; Kenneth Buah,
, is that of county commissioner,
buffet style fixtures have been
had changed his name or hix ad- tion thi’ cornili: ■ urnmer. At the
States citizen, and have a car
I mi sx, "3"; Albert Martin, bans, all of Cottage
added to this department. A slip available.
I now held by Walter Holland, in-
drexs;
hax
«•hanged
hi*
party;
oi
unii Joanne
present time six teams have luxm [
-2"; Barbara luiird, high soprano E'orxtrom, Eugene, will
bar has tieen installed between
; rmmbent, a democrat. Republican
lend the has faihxl to vo’e at an eh-dion enterrd in the I* ague The six <*n-1
A sufficient number of applica
"3”, Mary Briclier, high soprano, group singing
Among the last to file for the the two front doors and four fit- tions have been received for work j candidates are: Warren A. Ed
during the two-year period pre- (ries an*: Creswell, Elkton, Oak- '
ting rooms have been added to
wards of Cottage Grove, F A.
and Ann Wilburn, alto, "3”
The meeting wax originally ceding all election.
land, Florence, Junction City and office of county commissioner of I the rear of the display room, while within Eugene. The shortage of
Beltz. Kenneth Nielsen, Robert .D,
Marjorie Denney from Jcffcrum
I
juv
county
was
Warren
A.
but nd
Alxxit 10,(MX) jxTsonx in Lane McKenzie bridge. Any prosixTtive I
workers lies in the rural areas
■the press room, formerly located
McClay, Ben O. Everson, Ralph
received n "2" for her clarinet
conditions made it county were affected last year organization or community wish- : Edwards, kical business man. in t he display room has
outside Eugene and the smaller
Fosnaugh and Henry Darrow. Ulla
solo, and Mary lj>u Wolfuni her
been communities in this county.
when the laine County Planning Ing to s|xinsor a team should con-1 Hesitancy on the part of Mr. Ed moved to the store room.
Grendcl is the only democrat to
uccomiMniext received ”1" rating
wards
to
throw
his
hat
in
the
ring
Commission and the U
Enumerator's will attend a
Post tact Harty II Brown at Creswell, !
oppose Holland for the office of
Tile freshmen girls' double trio.
Office department made revisions phone IF'15. or Tom Myers of was due to the fact that to cam
training session the week ot Mar. commissioner.
the wnior girlx'
atid IltRDl.D BVRTOX OF MENTAL in street and route numbers. Since
paign and be elected to an office
27. and will actually start tc take
the sophomore Kills' sextette were
of this kind was more or less of
The position of county judge has
the law. in the opinion of District
the census April 1. to April 21.
vocal rnM*mblvN entered from the
a sacrifice of his business interests
attracted four candidates: Myrl
Harold Barton of Eugen«*, field Attorney Ed Luckey, requires that METHODIST ( HI R( H
Enumerator
’
s
will
be
[»aid
on
a
high »chiKil All three groups re-
and it w is only after considerable
errtury of the Oregon Mental change of address, whether the RI II.DIN«. BEING RAZED
piece-price basis, that is so much Garnett is the only democratic
। pressure on the part of his fri« nds
ll‘ ahh association, will x|x*ak at , la'i son has moved or not, requires
per name, per house, etc. The aver candidate seeking this office.
The
old
Methodist
church
build
According Io the judges' sian a meeting on March
reregistration, each of th«* 10,(MM) ing, located just east of the Mam i that Mr. Edw’ards consented to
age enumerator should be able Three republicans have filed for
«Iwi'd». a "4” lx average; a "3
The recent March of Dimes re to earn eight dollars a day and the office now htld by Clinton
was notified and asked to take street bridge over th«1 Coast Fork I offer his name as a candidate.
good.' a "2", excellent; and a "1
«list church. The meeting will
that step To date, only about 4(MM) is beipg razed. The church re- ' His election would give south ceipts, exclusive of special ar will be paid while in training. Hurd: Republican candidates are
superior.
at 7 15 ut the church, and will Is. base done
legally, the
MTxcd part of the foundation and | l-ane county representation on the rangements for Monty Lynch, Anyone interested in becoming an Allen P. Wheeler, former county
ojx'n to |he (lubhc A special in- maining 6000 should not lx« eli the old church I m -11, the remaining county court, a representation the local polio youth, amounted to enumerator should write to the commissioner; Day Bayly, Eu
gible to vote May 19, if they have part of th«’ building going to the wetion has not had for years With almost S30CMJ reported Maynard District Office, Buieau of the Cen gene attorney and E. L. Hatton,
Mr
Barton's
was not changed their registration be sahag«* crew as jxiy for razing six other candidates, all from Eu Wilson, chairman, yesterday.
sus, Room 205, Armory Building, former Eugene auto parts dealer.
Mr. Wilson urged that all con Eugene, Oregon.
Grace Schiska, present county
kmne<l to help Mary Jam Ward fore April 19.
the budding.
gene opposing Mr. Edwards in the
writ«’ 'The Snake Pit.”
treasurer incumbent and republi
With the church building out of contest for commissioner, South tributions to the drive that have
To lx- eligible to vote, one must
can has no opposition. The demo
Refreshment* will be mrvinl fol be 21 yean of age or over; have th«* way. agitation is «’Xix-cted to Lane has an excellent opportunity not been sent in as yet should be TWO GIVEN FIRST DEC.REE
lowing Mt Barton* talk
rc«id«-d in Oregon lor at least six get underway for a new bridge to elect a competent representa- turned in this week. The official
Two candidates were given the cratic nominee is Raymond E.
amount collected for the March first degree when
’tive to serve the court.
months and tn his precinct for 30 across the river.
the I .ane Coun- Plinska. George Stock, republican
Mi»
of Dimes for southern I,ane coun
Buffered a days; lx- able to read and write
Warren A. Edwards was born ty w ill be published in the next ty Voiture No. 80 held a promen- and present county assessor has
Contracts estimated to total ap- heurt attack March 5, and is still the English language; be mentally I MRS. HANSEN CANDIDATE
ade at the I. O. O. F. building here no opposition. Ed Loftesness, dem
in Cottage Grove, February 9. issue of The Sentinel.
(iroximatsly >1.6< n ).(« mi ate tu be in Ixxl at her home She report* com|x>tent; have no record of con FOR LEGISLATI RE
last Thursday evening. Alden ocrat is seeking that office.
1898. decendant of the Knox and
Three republican candidates
The official winners of the es Coppie and the service officer
let nt tlx* next meeting of the six’ is progrcMing ax well os can viction for a felony (unless fully
McFarland
families,
who
came
to
have announced for the three seats
stnti* highway commission 111 lx- ex|»-ct<xl. tint it will lx- nome pardoned by the governor); lx* a
Oregon with a pioneer wagon say contest will also be published from Springfield were the candi
Portland March 20-21 They in- time Iwfore *lu’ will 1* up and citizen of th«* United States. Each
dates and will be given the com in the state house of representa
train in 1852. He graduated from in next week's paper.
around.
dude 16 projix'ts, <>t which 5
{M-rson so qualified must do one
A
Monty
Lynch
Fund
was
re-
ísete initiation at Coos Bay March tives from Lane county. Rebubli-
Cottage Grove high sclwxil in 1915
can candidates for the house are:
storage maintenance huihbngs
thing, and just u«w thing, to in-
and the Ufljversity of Oregon in 'cently established through
- the re- 25th.
Loren Stewart, Cottage Grove
the Use of the comnilHMon cnsw
, sure his franchise; he must regis-
•T*l jp married Manon Coffey
of contributions from nu-
In keeping their road cornu ruction
Hill, incumbent
Portlanif and liv»!
Portland
uv<M In'Eugene for Ir,erous
organizations and HL1AKA DKMQ NO1UNC* . -
rof Cushman and Don Husband, Eu-
and repair equipment in condition
Registration may be accom-
several years, where he owned and employees of several lumber mills. FOK TREASURER
gene attorney. The democrats have
and out of the weather when not
plishcd at th«* county court house
operated the Varsity rcsturant in Monty’ is a local polio victim par
fielded four candidates for the
in use
in Eugene or with Mrs. Juno Bini
Eugene for sometime after grad alyzed from the neck down.
three house seats. They are: Ray
Projects of major imqprtqnce in
at Webb's Hardware, Saturdays.
Five hundred dollars was taken
uating from the university.
Johnson,
Eugene accountant; Ed
the list arc tlie start on the I .add
If your address has tieen
He has two sons. James who is out of the fund to purchase a used
Allen, Eugene attorney; Vera
Canyon-North Powder realign
car.
The
car
has
been
worked
changed since you last registered
associated with his father in the
Hansen, Springfield housewife and
ment of the Old Oregon Trail
to vote in I Jine county, you must
operation of the Edwards Outdoor over so that the back seat can be
Clarence Hyde, Eugene realtor.
highway; the improvement of the
changed
into
a
bed
in
order
to
reregister by April 19, according
store and John a senior in the
Harris Ellsworth, republican
(h-hoco highway in th«’ Jone«
to M. L. Wadman, I-a ne county
University of Oregon. Also a transport Monty to and from a
from Roseburg, who has served
Ranch lection; improvement of
Eugene
hospital
for
treatment
«•lections officer. Whether or not
daughter at home.
the fourth congressional district
th«’ Goshvn-('ivswell sector of the
The car is listed under Moose
you have moved to a different
He sang with Ihe Eugene glee- Lodge and can be used for trans-
since its inception in 1942 is with
Pacific Highway, and the improve
home, if any official change has
men for several years and was [xirting other (olio patients.
out opposition, but two democrats
ment of N. E. Union Avenue in
been made in your |x»st office ad-
one of the first members of the
are seeking the job, David Shaw,
the Denvcr-Avenu«* - Columbia
When the time comes that Mon
dress, the Inw requires reregistra-
Slough MH'tW.
40 and 8 of Voiture 80. He is a ty will no longer not'd treatments
Gold Beach attorney and JWalter
tion.
veteran
of
both
wars,
has
been
In I Jine county, a federal
Swanson,
Eugene-Springfield mer
in
Eugene
the
car
will
either
be
Change of n a m e, address or
chant.
active in all veteran affaiis and is sold and the money will go back
project iixeni a 3 6 nulc recon-
(»arty, or failure to vote within
structirm of the Pacific Highway
Morse Has Two Less Opponents
Mrs. Walter (Vera) Hansen, a past commander of the Calvin into the Lynch fund or the car
the past two years require change
in tlie Goshen-Creswell section
The latest political development
Springfield
housewife, is a candi Funk post, American legion.
will be kept for other patients
of registration. Wadman points
Tlie contract calls for reconstruct-
He owned and operated Edwards such as Monty.
according to press reports is that
out This must lx- accomplished by date for the Democratic nomina
ing, and widening the old, rough
Sen. Wayne Morse, republican,
The trustees for the fund are I.
a month before the primary (May tion for the state legislature from store of Culp Creek
and crooked concrete pavement at
will have two less opponents to
19. 1950), in accordance with the Lane county. Mrs. Hansen has years and at present is operating Hughes. Floyd Githens. and Fred
that |xiint It also will eliminate
Anderson.
face in the May primaries. Fred
LOR AN L. STEWART
luw. Even so, the lane county elec been an active worker in IVnio- the Edwards Outdoor store.
the driving baza ids at tlx1 present
Robinson. Medford clothier and
In Leghlative Hace
tions de|xirtmcnt is hard put to cratic party affairs sine«' moving
He has been active in civic af-
sharp curves west of Canias Swale
Earl Dickson. Albany grocer with
make all the required changes in to Springfield in 1945. She is in fairs and a former member of the DR. SCHAFFNER IN CALIF.
anil provide n 24
asphaltic
Raymond E. Pliska files for of
thc master file, file the correct favor of the Democratic party school board and former mayor
Dr. and Mrs. Marlowe Schaff fice of Lane county treasurer on drew from the race and threw
concrete (lavement.
their support to Dave Hoover, a
lists with the secretary of state, platforms both local and national. and is a member of the Cottage ner and children, are in Los An
Th«* highway commission not
the Democratic ticket. A newcom farmer living near Deadwood in
As a mother, homemaker and Grove Lions club.
; and see that the correct (sill lists
geles. visiting relatives and er to politics, he is a veteran of
only is planning to do what it can
i are in the hands of the sheriff club worker, Mrs. Hansen believes
He made this statement. "If friends. Dr. Schaffner made the World War II serving with the Lane county. This leaves in addi
to root out noxious weeds growing
Hen eggs don’t come any larger . fjve days prior to an election.
that she understands the needs of
tion to Hoover, John McBride,
along the highways throughout than the one laid by a New Hamp- j Because of the great amount of women and hopes that she can elected to this office, I will strive trip to attend a large medical con navy for four years and partici secretary to Rep. Compton White
for
efficient
county
management
vention.
where
prominent
doctors
th«- state, but is going to teach shire hen of Mrs. Marion Asbury ’ • ’ ’ • •» I < '(llll I 1» till!* till' It JI I <1
work required and the shortage of express their desires to other for all of Lane county and all its from all over the United States pating in five major campaigns. of Idaho.
Its 17 district maintenance su|x>i- who lives on South Sixth street, I space, aiw*|x
Mr. Pliska graduates from the
help «•••*■
and « equipment
Two democrats are also seeking
*41 |J| I i t , thO members of % the legislature, if people.”
will be in attendance, and take University of Oregon in March,
intendents
located
in
hen decided if she 'in< l~
1 -
elected.
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..
,
. ,
.. the different The
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election
de|>artmcnt would much
the senate seat held by Morse,
part.
counties how to kill the (tests so work on Sunday, she would do a appreciate early attention to
majoring in accounting. He is 27 Louis A. Wood, former University
they
th«'y will stay killed;
kill«*d; also how to gixxl job of it and laid an egg registration. As it is, on election
years of age. married, the father of Oregon professor and Howard
join hands with county agent« in weighing just an ounce and a half । day two persons never leave the
of two children, a home owner of Latourette, Portland attorney.
the prosecution of the same war- under one
pound.
The
Eugene and a member of the
egg phone in the election department,
Governor McKay, republican
9 fare along county roads as well. measured 10 inches around the
Catholic church.
goes into the May primary with
checking registration for wollld-
long way and cight inches around 1 |M. voters who should have seen
In announcing his candidacy, out opposition. Three democrats
Mr and Mrs. A. H. Beagle re the middle.
Mr. Pliska makes the following are seeking the job of governor.
to it that everything was in order.
turned home Friday from a trip
Many
curious to i Persons unable to be present at
statement of his platform: To ad They are: Sen. Austin Flegel,
of three wix*ks to California where know i
is on the inside of the |xills on election day by reason
minister the office using the lat Portland attorney, Lew Wallace,
they visited relatives mid friends the shell, and Mrs. Asbury has of distance (over 15 miles), illness
est accepted principles and tech- democratic nominee in 1948 and
nt Los Angeles Pasadena, Ixing promised to
c|x»rt when she or physical disability may apply
j niques of municipal accounting. Walter Pearson, state treasurer.
Beach and San Fernando.
breaks it.
To reorganize tin. office to Angus Gibson of Junction City,
for and receive an absentee ballot;
i
achieve the most efficient method veteran state senator will have
this must lx* done 60 days prior
of operation in order that un opposition again from Jack Drap
I to an election. Ballots and instruc
necessary expenditures nd dupli er of Albany, who lost the republi
tions will lx* sent to such a voter
cation may be elimi ated. This can nomination for the joint Lane-
at least 10 days lx*forc election
will result in substantial savings Linn district in 1918 to Gibson.
and must lx* returned within five
and give the taxpayer more for Elmer B. Sahlstrom, Eugene at
The quota for the National Boy entirc trip for the boys from the days Ix'forc election day. One also
his tax dollar, "I will perform the
Scout Jamboree, to I m * held this northwest w ill take about 23 days, may secure a certificate of regis
torney is without opposition as the
duties of this office with honesty democratic nominee.
of
which
7
will
!><•
spent
at
the
tration
from
his
county
clerk
and
July al
alley Forgo,
'ennsyl-
and with a full sense of responsi
. .,
.
„„ ,
encampment at Valiev Forge. The may vote on state and district of
Also unopposed is Rex Putnam
vania, is rapidly being filled in jHn,wi|,
July
bility to the public.”
ficers and measures at any pre
for state supet intendent on the
this area, according to OregonF'ourth, and it is exix-cted that cinct in any county of the state
non partisan ticket and Judge
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Trail Council headquarters In Eu-President Truman will make his on the strength of such a certifi-
William G. East, who was appoint
I will be at Webb's Hardware
gene. Approximately one boy from Indeix'ndcncc Day iqx'eeh to the cate.,
ed last year to the newly created
each troop and senior Scout unit40,(KM) Boy Scouts who will attend
on
Saturdays
during
March
and
The May, 1950, primary, is of
second
judicial district. State
will have an opixii tunity to make this historic Scouting event.
April for convenience of those
considerable importance to voters,
Labor Commissioner W. E. Kimsey
the trip, 150 places at the Jam- M(lny gto|x,VPrs hnvp bppn who are urged not to endanger
who have not registered. June H.
is unop|x>sed on the republican
btirc«1 having Ix en axstgned Io the,,!,,,,,^ „„
w
(||,d
Bird, registrar.
their privilege of voting in it by
ticket. His opponent in the general
During the week Mrs. Bitd will
Oregon Trail Council, winch m-Vaih.y Forge, so that the Seouls failing to see to proiXT registra
election will be Howard Morgan
eludes
I neoIn, Ikmton. Lane.^y visit p||ies
||)ls <)f jn. tion. Up lor election will lx* candi-
tx> at her home at 1015 South of Monmouth.
IXHigla«, Coo* and Curry countles.hwst aH a(Toss
nati(,n dates for nomination for U. S.
Eighth street.
The Itoys from .this area will Among many oilier activities, vis senator and representative; two
travel by special train, and will be its are planned to movie sfiidios in state senators, three state repre
under the constant su|x*rvision of Hollywood, steel mills in Pitts sentatives; Lane county judge,
cx|ierienced adult Scoutcis. The burgh, Washington D. C„ Phila- commissioner, assessor and fren
delphia, New York City, and Yel- ! surer. Party officials are also
Teachers and pupils of the Do- school janitor, who ran out with
chosen at this time.
lowstone Park,
This is the first National Boy
rena school had a front seat to a fire extinguisher and checked
Lane county has 157 precincts,
CourtMy Clark s Studio
Scout Jamlxirre to lx* held since and it is expected that about 50,-
Row River yielded the R. B. trying to hook onto the car and I
the most exciting event of the the flames enough so that the
truck could be moved, probably
1937, and will bo attended by (MM) (X'tsons will tx1 eligible to vote Patterson car, a 1912 Dodge drag it out. In the meantime quite road and the next thing he knew
year
Wednesday morning about saved further damage.
Scouts from every state in the this s|iring. The election depart-
SMART COOKS KNOW
an
audience
gathered
to
watch
the
:
he
was
standing
near
the
waters
sedan, after the car had plunged
10:25 when a gas tank of a log
In the meantime the school
Union, and from abroad.
ment asks the assistance of each
proceedings.
edge in a dazed condition. At least ging truck, belonging to the Booth
À
children were quickly herded to
Twenty-nine scout troops in voter in its efforts to see that all into the river on the night of
R B. Patterson. Culp Creek | this was the story told following Kelly Lumber Cq,. and driven by the rear of the school grounds as
Lane county arc making plans to elections in the county are in February 25th, near the home of
logger was alone at the time of : the plunge of the car. which fin- I.conard England was passing the a matter of safety. Volunteers
send one or more representatives strict accordance with the law and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Eakin. 3 miles
thc accident. Blinding lights from; ally land<*d in several feet of school building when for some with fire extinguishers checked
to the jamboree including troop 18 that all those who should be eli east. Workmen from the M & S
anotner car on a curve forced his water. How the driver escaped in- reason the gas tank exploded. the fire so that the truck and
from Cottage Groses
gible to vote are,
Auto Service spent over Iwo hours car hx) close to the edge of the [juries is still a mystry.
Quick work on the |»art of the logs were saved,
_____
r«-decorating job exp«-ct<-d to bei
completed today (Thursday). In- i
Census Enumerators
W; nted for Rural
Areas of So. Lane
March of Dimes
Nets Nearly $3000
Highway Contracts
To Be Let 20-21
Adds $1,600,000
Local Hen Lays
Record Size Egg
Row River Yields Patterson Car Saturday
29 Boy Scout Troops in Lane County to
Have Representatives at Jamboree
Gas Tank on Logging Truck Explodes
In Front of Dorena School Wed. A. M.
¿1 £ ?
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