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Thur»., April Î7. 1950
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Washington Letter |
Debate on the "one-package" a|>-
Friendly Nclghliors club me*
propnat ion bill goes on. Here to- ■
with Mrs A Leninier in Cot tug»'
NO TELIIN
Grove Thurwdny nflernoon Tlieiv,
fore annual appropriations have
WHAT MIGHT
been made in separate bills for the
were 8 iik iii I m ts |>n".< nl mid visi
OC INTHAK’
several departments. This time all
tins Here Mun's Hoss in ol Klmii
the money requested by the Presi- [
nth !'ill • (ileii Wi'sllall mid tieiie
DEADWiMID. ORE.: Candidate
dent in his budget is put before the Dave Hoover the man who has
i Honor ot Cottllge Groie mid Mrs
house in one huge bill. 131 pages had the audacity to oppose Wayne
tlamilton. In the tree gin ssinit,
contest Mrs Dun'll Houston »son
Morse reminds us of the home
the prize In nnolher eonlost Mr
Votes on the first amendment.« spun sage Will Rogers They’re
C G. Keene won the pnze ('Ini'
[offered
by
Republicans,
though
¡
both
Oakies,
NEWSPAPER
meets next with Mis Jess (ink lol
NATIO NA L EDITORIAL
close in count, indicated pretti
PUBLISHERS
Seieral in tills community me
HILLSBORO. ORE.: The next
clearly that the majority saie ot
ill with Ilie mumps mid intestinal
in Hillsboro you
the House will pretty generally time
ASSOCIATION
tlu.
go along with tin.- President's sbollici see Father
'Die economy side's stained glass w indows. They [
Jim AblM»lt purelinncd 2,lHt<>
spending ideas,
are traditionally beautiful, lait ,
amendments wen' - voted down.
babj turkeys last neck
THE GREATEST ROAD PROBLEM
Harve Lawson ol Battle Ground.
Meanwhile. Senator George, unusual because the good father
Today the greatest problem facing the rofed builders of speaking as chairman of the Joint । , made them himself in his own
Washington is visiting .it tlie home
ol' his son ('I.nnle mu! family
'.he community, state and nation is not making new roads, Committee on Taxation, says the garage workshop.
While then1 lie will build a bath
He has learned this rare form of
highways or streets but maintaining those that have already deficit for 1950 will be $6 7 billions
loom on the Ijiwson house.
been built. We will have to agiw that some of our roads, instead of the $5 5 estimated by artistic expression by a combina- ।
Mrs Hamilton, who had s|s nt
highways and streets, particularly our streets are in a de the President in his budget mes tion of talent, industry, trad-and-
the winter with her daughter Mrs
plorable condition. The roads and streets were made that sage He also estimates that the error and the generous I mostly
help of the mas
Glen I’latner ndi lenve the. week
way, engineers say, because of the heavy loads, often over deficit for 1951 will mount to $7 3 correspondence!
billions for that year in the face ter. Charles F. Connick.
for California when' she will visit
loads they must carry, and because of speeding.
| of the president's prediction of a
a few weeks before going to
Graveled streets we have noted hold up fairly well deficit of $5.1 billions In other Note: Connick was the eastern
Kansas to *|»*nd sei era! months
artiste (»ar excellence imported to
until some s|ieed demon runs over them a few times and then words, he rates the Truman guess execute
with relatives.
the windows in Kirtland's
they are full of pot holes. In discussing the condition of some as being just about 50 percent Trinity Episcopal church the one
DiniirT guests of Mr .mil Ml's
of the wopst streets in town and there seem to be many, city wrong for 1951. Either way the where the unmatched Rev. Lansing
II O l-iiid Simday were C Jone
officials say that the problem of maintenance is made doubly mounting deficit I without any Kempton reigns. Incidentally. I
of Grants Pass and Charlie Gor
difficult by the fact that speeders soon kick out the fill ins compelling emergency * i: more Trinity is the largest single Epis-'
don mid daughter, Mi
Goldie
where temporary repairs ai-e made and the heavy loads fur 1 than even our great government copal church west of the Missis- i
| O'Neil
ther aid the decaying process. The common practice for }>er- can stand for long I have repeat sippi river.
Johnny Bash went to Salem
manent type of street improvements is to float a bond issue edly pointed out that on the basis
Saturday where he playisl the
DDRTLAND,
ORE.:
Ill kept
| saxaphone with other memln is of
to be paid by pro|»erty owners along the street where the of Truman's estimate we are run-
Mrs. Grace Th<ini|M»<in. Rc|H»rtrr
the Coltag«’ Groie school twmd
improvements are made, but in one or two instances recently ning in the red at the rate of secret: Aaron Frank, president of
Phoae law
Meier and Frank, doesn't like
Mr mid Mrs Walter Sells Inn
is about the only way to finance improvements of this sort, $16.tMMMY10 PER DAY. The figure, folks
to know his good works. It
to Senator George's
projierty owners have turned the proposition down. Yet this according
Mrs. Helen Paris of Eugene is sold their home here to Mr. mid
statement, should be revised up has leaked out that he has long Dorens Grange News
la-re helping cure for Floyd • )rcy Mrs Tony Sells and will move
since practically all sources of tax revenue have been tapi»ed ward
eared for one of his early grade
to more than $20,000,000.
The meeting of Dorena Grange,
who is in a very serious condition to Cottage Giove soon
and none are sufficient to do the job the public wants.
school teachers who was blind and on April 20. was conducted by the
The Verlc Millers were culled
Henry Getty who had l«cn In a
The source of trouble is that our present roads and On August 18th last year I ad penniless.
¡Youth Group with the following
to the Rentz home on Smith river hospital in California for some
streets were not made for the present traffic. But until they dressed the house on the subject
chairs being held by youth mem-
night to Ix'lp care (or time is now nt Inane with Ins
are remedied and made over, we will have to put up with the of the tragic, if not fatal, blun- KLAMATH FALLS, ORE : bt-rs. Master. Shirley Shetrill: Thursday
Mis. Renta who suffered another parents. Mr. and Mrs George
chuck holes and the discomforts.
tiers we made in China. Here are There are hot springs under the i Overseer, Richard Wicks; Lcc- stroke and w ! m > (Missed away on Getty Mrs. Getty drove to Cali
stane of the paragraphs from that city of Klamath Falls, and many turer, Jean Plaisted; Secretary, Saturday. Mrs. Rentz was the fornia after her son.
of the homes and office buildings Rosalie Lake; Chaplain. Billie Jo
TEACH WH AT IS KIGHT IN AMERICA
speech :
mother of Mrs. Miller Funeral
are heated (gratis! by tapping LeCompte; Steward. Bob Kelly; tervices were conducted Tuesday
"So far as the power of the
In one of his Newsweek columns, Raymond Moley dealt
i Gate-keeper,
Agnes Plaisted: at Cottage Grove with burial in
this natural supply.
with the people who have been convicted of serving Com atomic bomb is concerned. 1 say
i Ceres, Jean Ellen Sherrill; As- the Dram cemetery.
with
all
the
seriousness
that
in
munism as espionage agents. Two of them, he observed,
PORTLAND, ORE.: The St. 1 sistant Stev ird. Manuel Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Ix-otus Burkleo
"were educated in institutions provided by the profits of the the eventual balancing of ac- Johns bridge the one California's and
Assistant
Stewaid,
counts the fall of China may
and family moi cd to Tyee Sunday
very economic system that Communism is determined to prove
Joyce
Kelly.
State
Deputy
Howes
to be more decisive than Golden Gate span was patterened
where Mr. Burkleo is working
destroy.”
1 from
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-- a worship place ‘ was a special visitor of the eve-
doubled as
the atomic bomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hodges
Then he said this. “Let us be slow in condemning our
last Easter morn as church folk mng Applications for membership helped them 'move their household
"There are many shrouded
; and the curious gathered under was received from Florence and
educational system for these failures. These people were mysteries
to exactly what
Membership
of
its spires for the first service of Earl Stanley.
exceptional. But it may well be considered by those who happened to as China
and as to ex
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1M-Boer
Beatrice and Walter Larson and
its kind.
direct higher education in America whether there is not a
actly why it has fallen into the
Ruth StClair was accepted by bal- and family of Ashland brought
has
Note:
Another
precedent
need to reexamine their responsibilities and the way they are hands of organized communism.
lot. Jimmy Plaisted was obligated Mrs. Fiora V. Holt home Friday
Some people don't know enough
carried out. The danger is not that there is too much taught In the white paper the fact is probably been set.
: in the first and second degrees. evening, spending the week end to know they don't know much
about what is right in Communism, but that there is too little excused but the mysteries are
Youth Chairman, liolah Plaisted. here visiting relatives. Mrs. Holt
When I was young, a fellow told
not explained.”
taught about what is right in America.”
' requested Mary Snauer and Rosa had vacationed at Ashland the
me
I did not know much mid 1
>
We all pme academic freedom. But that freedom, like That statement was made eight 5fr». Lot Wagner, Phone 815.11
lie Lake as her assistants. A plant past week
Only a small numtx*r of patrons didn't have any more •ense than
! exchange, conducted by the agri-
■ all others, involves grave responsibilities. Education must months ago. We have lately been
out (or a s|»ecial school to believe him and 1 ve iMcn lenrn-
cleanse itself from within. There can be no question but what so preoccupied with war threats Fourteen ladies of the Dorena culture commit tei-, w as well re turned
meeting
Thursday evening at tlx- en ever since.
H. E. C. visited Santa reived, with many members (xir-
a certain amount of teaching has been Communist inspired. and events in Europe that most Grange
DP i Darn ¡Naw) Potter
Clara Grange H. E. C. Friday of ! ticipating. Members were urged to school house, due to tlie short no
people
have
overlooked
the
more
Someras come from fellow travelers who religiously attempt
important activities in the far- last week at the home of Mrs. 1 respond generously for the carni tice o( posting the meeting. Only
to follow the tortuous turnings of the Soviet line. And much
Kose »« Cover
ring of the world cinnts. Voght. A luncheon was scried to val which is scheduled for Satur a roundtable discussion was again
of it seems more concerned with searching for what may be eastern
Japnnese« or .Multiti ra rose li
We have not yet been told why visiting ladies and all at 12:30. day, May 6. beginning at 8 p.m.. held concerning the new school I
bad in our form of government and our economic system that drama ended as it dal with Doreria furnished program. It was at the grange hall. It was decided building program. Another meet i bring used effectively for wild I fe
. than in describing what is good.
to sjMinsor a queen for the occa- ing is sii|>(ios<-d to I m - held Thurs I cuver und fence» in many sedi .ni
the fall of China to the Coroniti- a very enjoyable day.
The young men and women who are attending our uni-| nists.
Mrs. Brown and Opal Wagner sion. the six girls of the youth day April 27 to tind out what the I of the country
» versifies of today will decide what this country is to be like
of Cottage Grove surprised Mrs. group to he candidates, and tickets majority of tlx- jxsiple want done.
Mrs. Wilma Stigers is operating
One thing Jikely will be estab- Minnie Wagner Thursday evening are on sale now. by all youth mem-
a generation from now. Unless they know ’’about what is
right UI America,” education will have proved itself a ghastly i li’hed by the present senate com- of last week with a birthday sup- bers, so buy. and vote for your the l 'nun Electric Shop.
failure— and academic freedom itself will die of a disease mittee investigation of communist per.
{choice. The next serving commit-
of its own creation.
leanings of people connected With
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner of Ie» for the meeting on May 4
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'the State Department. The finger Eugene and also Opal spent Sun- w»H 6c Henry. Janet and Joyce |
NOTICE TO ( REDITOlts
WHAT FREEDOM ”___________________ oi well-founded suspicion of Com-’jay at the Lot Wagner home and Kelly and I’hiliip and Rosalie,
•
! munist sympathy, if not worse, is the Bales-Doolittle anniversary Lake. The following program was I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
The nearest approach to complete freedom we know of is Koing to be pointed at certain indi-1 party
1 ¡presented
.........
by the youth lecturer, That the undersigned has liccn ap
living the life of a caveman and while the caveman is not I viduals who had a great deal to do , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wick.
,a C,°’irpl2
pointed Executor ot the Izist Will
hampered with the conventions of society, he can not enjoy with shaping our China policy (arc the proud grand[»arents as conducted by Jean Ellen Sherrill, and Testament of GOTTLIEB
complete freedom in the truest sense of the word for he must This, at least, will sene tthe pur- lhcjr
Haro](j and wife have a pantomine, in which all youth SCHEUFELE, Deceased, hi the
eat to live and this means work and possibly worry; in fact
of partly explaining the mys- ’ , a new baby boy, Curtis Lee, born members took part: musical relay. Circuit Court of the State of Ore
"L'nder the Arche«"; and a trio gon for I Jine County, by an Order
tery as to why our government I Saturday
his own safety may be a source of considerable worry.
by Shirley. Jean Ellen and Carrie .dated April 25, 1950. All persons
did what it did in China. That ,
,
Even under a democracy one can hear complaints that
Bobbie Kelly went to Salem Lou Sherrill.
is too long to tell here but I
having claims against said estate
1
Saturday
as
a
contestant
in
the
one’s personal liberty is being taken away in some instances. story
I shall be glad to send a copy of
are
hereby required to present tlie
A lot of people said that prohibition took away their personal my speech, in which it is related in musical program. He plays the
same, duly verified, with proper
Dorma (frange Youth Group
liberty. The same objection might be cited to the law against detail, to anyone who wants it. r clarinet.
The youth group, having three vouchers, to the undersigned at
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hart and
murder or the law against reckless driving. All of these laws
of
their members graduating from the law office of Richard L.
j baby Leo of Sutherlin spent Sun
have had for their objective the recognition of the rights of
First National Bank
the
eighth grade this year, plan Thwing.
day at the Henry Kelly home.
others and the saving of human lives. You don’t and can’t
to honor the graduates of the Dor Bldg. Cottage Grove. ( Tregon.
I
Mrs.
Jessie
(MendelD
Martin,
Mrs. E. D. Sherrill, Reporter
within six months from the date
live in modern society in complete freedom, but there are
j of Klamath Falls, spent one night ena Grade school, on Thursday, of first publication of this Notice.
Phone 648R4
certain freedoms necessary, if we are to live and prosper un
May
11,
at
the
grange
hall,
and
। last week at the Hugh Doolittle
Dated and first published April
der our present form of government.
Our share of a belated spring, I home. She used to be a neighbor invitations have been sent to the
1950. ROY W SCHEUFELE,
Freedom of speech, the right to worship as we please, the with its warm sunshine, brings af Mrs. Doolittle when she was a class, theiç teacher and their par 26,
ents. The party will la- held im Executor of the Iztst Will nnd
right to own property are just a few necessary freedoms dangers as well as pleasures, for girl.
of GOTTLIEB
upon which too little stress has been laid in the past. If there the snakes are on the loose. Mr., Harry Kelly of Bridgeport, Wn., mediately following graduation Testament
SCHEUFELE. Deceased RICH
exercises
at
the
school.
A
skating
were a greater
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understanding
o of
— the
—- —
meaning
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— democracy
——.......McBee, on Thursday, killed two ¡s vjsjting hjs parents, Mr. and
ARD L THWING, Attorney
and
meaning
by tzi/vaa
both young UHU
and Viu
old rattlers on his • place, one with six | Mrs Henry Kelly. He is working party has been scheduled for Mon
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F5 was understood
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day evening, May 8, at the Midway
perhaps
there would be fewer willing
to trade the essential and tiGll
lhe oth
.er 't havinE
e'ght LtrtlH
rattles, . I on t h e housing project of the
1
°
Lxr*
mnofinrr
Roller
Rink
at
Glenwood.
Any
one
There will be a meeting held chjef joscph dam.
freedoms.
interested in joining the group is
at the school on Monday, May 15,
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Mrs. Alda Bales has been ill the requested to contact any one of
for the purpose of voting in the,
,
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u ..
1
6
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past
week
but
is
better
at
the
DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY, HERALD: “'High prices
The “meeting
the youth group or their leader,
to farmers—low prices to consumers may sound wonderful, win open promptly at 8 pm. present time.
Dolah Plaisted. Admission is 40
But who’s going to make up the difference? You will, not once standard time, which by then, will Franklin Stewart moved a house cents, clamp on skates, 15 cents,
but many times over, because you’ll have to pay not only the be 9 p.m. to us, for Cottage Grove j from the damsite up to his home, shoe skates, 25 cents. The group
difference in the cost of the food, but for a gigantic govern will be observing daylight savings or near there, to be used as a sold candy during the play festi-
of the Row River valley. val evening and earned $6.56. A
ment organization to run the system. Aren't you carrying time after April 30. Keep the date ' church
Bobbie Kelly helped sing in the card selling contest is again under
open,
for
this
is
a
million
dollar
enough government employees on your back now?’’
issue, and your vote is very J choir at the Presbyterian church way, with prizes to be awarded
Sunday.
the best salesman, or saleswoman,
DE LEON, TEXAS, FREE PRESS: “An awakening to essential.
Mrs. Florence Chaffee, Mrs. by December 20 of this year. Re
The Saginaw and Delight Valley Mary Bridenstine and their moth
the importance of local government will result in more busy
member to buy your greeting
citizens rendering service as members of city, county and ;
b®ys h3**: combined their er, Mrs. Anna Doolittle, motored cards and stationery from mem
to Eugene one day last week on bers of the youth group. Bob Kelly
received the honor of winning first
their part toward bulwarking democracy at its foundation.” I the unusUal name of "Sags-De- business.
Mrs. Mylenia Baker of Spokane,
4(_ ,
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1 light”. The girls of both schools Wash., and daughter and husband, place in the Youth Activities con
intnfS^’8 TrVi?
d’ bUt he d<>eS n<?t thr°W R are
'tadt7 Th" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emch, also of test, and will receive a trip to
into the nest. —J. G. Holland.
first game of the combined team Spokane gpent thp weck cnd wjth State Grange, which, this year,
is being held at Ontario, in Mal
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i was lost to Mountain View on Mrs
Bakcr’s
son-in-law
and
Frankness and Honesty, when too strongly stressed, are Monday- Better luck next time,: daughcr Mr and Mrs Harold heur county, in June. It was de
103 S. 5th
Phone 760
cided not to sponsor a queen for
susjiect. They are qualities which may be assumed. What h0*”-
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Twelve members of the poultry home.
CURTIN
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nidler Falere
Yearly butler cenrumptlon In
Parille coast cities average» 22
pound» per capita, but In Iha SouUi
it la only eight pound».
Ì lie ability,
polii irai murage
anti rugged
honest y
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Mrs. Orville Lamb. Reporter
Mrs. Victor Korpela recently
left for Deadwood, South Dakota
to stay some time with her daugh
ter.
Several of the neighbors gath
ered at the corner of the old Cald
well place and removed trees and
brush that obstructed the view
around the curve. E. H. Hughes
furnished the "cat”.
Mrs. Richard Jarrett, Pamela
and Timothy spent last week with
her parants, tlie Ora Addingtons
while Mr. Jarrett attended the
funeral of a nephew at Ixis An-
geles.
Alice Iamb spent the week end
with LaVina Bettis at Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. Ora Addington was hostess
to a White House party Friday
afternoon. Lovely refreshments
were served to eight guests and
Mrs. Lena Aubrey of Cottage
Grove gave the demonstrations.
Mrs. Iva Caley left again for
Chehalis, Wash, to be with her
aged mother who is ill.
Mrs. Nellie Hinkson, Johnny
and Cecelia are home after spend
ing a number of weeks at Omaha,
Nebraska. The daughter, Shirley,
will stay on some time with her
sister.
The census enumerator finished
taking the census in Turkey Run
Monday and reported some one
home at every house.
Gene and Gerald Oland have
been very ill with mumps but are
improving now.
Roger Prechtel, Gary and Wan-
da Dawson and Roberta Wells
have the mumps.
Michael McCarty is back in
school again after being absent
some time with mumps.
, management class of the Oregon
i State college, in compahy with
their instructor. Dr. Parker, vis-
ited the Hemenway Hennery, on
Saturday afternoon, to inspect the
new type building. By visiting at
different ranches,
the students
study the various types of poultry
house construction in operation.
Philip Walker, a resident of
southern California, called at the
Ralph Sears home on Sunday
afternoon. It is his intention to
locate in or near this territory
with his family in the near future,
Dinner guests at the James
Hemenway home on Wednesday
evening included Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood Smith and daughter
Rhea of Cottage Grove and Hu-
bert Prather, of Truman, Minn.
There i will be
" a pie social at the
■ £)orena community hall Friday
evening April
AprU 28. Proceeds
Proceeds will
will be
lie
j uscd t0 hc|p with Row River val-
I |ey church. Program will be fur-
ni.shed by the youth group. Every-
one ¡B invited.
The annual May Day program
will be held Friday, April 28, at
the school, beginning at 10 a.m.
The crowning of Queen Shirley
Lisbe and King Charles Leonard
\ will be at. ten o’clock. A potluck
dinner will be served at noon for
all, and two ball games will be
! played in the afternoon.
Clo Rene Bales was hit in the
I forehead with a baseball bat while
[»laying Monday. She was taken to
a doctor in Cottage Grove, No
bones were broken, but she was
badly bruised.
Chipped Glassware
Mrs. I. E. Barber left, for her
Discard cracked or chipped glass home at Bremerton, Washington
ware and china. -A cracked cup is after spending the week end with
both n health and an accident haz her parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. S.
Bales.
ard.
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“GET OUT OF THE RUTS”
VOTE FOR
F. A. BELTZ
WHO HAS BEEN: Prosecuting attorney, County Judge
Logging A Sawmill manager A operator, Dairy farm
owner, l’AST PRESIDENT: Kiwanis dub, Chamber of
Commerce, National Farm Loan Assoc., Past Noble
Gram), Past Exulted Ruler—
WHO CAN BE: Nominated by your votes
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Subject Republican Primaries May 19th, 1950,
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