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The Hentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur»., July 31. IMÎ Letters to the Editor i Jessie H. Gilcrist gave off hounds about every 31 LATHAM Mrs. Esther Trunnell, Reporter (loth llgllt» Jessie* Hollis Gilcrest erf 933 I’leune 17-F-ll I The interviewer, here on vacA. Washington afreet. Klamath ident of Ji««, told Wall» Us» that In» group Charles Smith. 77, a resi Falls, (»axsixl away July 29 at the1 mid wa clocking unii timing light» at home' of her dsughter, Mrs Anna this vicinity for many years Wil- I mr.ht over CuhfonHM »kic*. Thl» XatablUlMd Augurt IS. 1SM (The poem "Navy Hot Rod," belle' Hersey, Klamath Falls Mrs m n t ied to the loi nier Ai ' By C. WILSON HARDER was contributed by C. Gene East lian» for 54 yean«, passed away | coni' rms ,v|Miri» thnt the nir fore* Pubr.ihid «v«rv Tbur«a»y ai Cotta*« Orov». Or»r* Gilcre'st was 85 years old. and had is |*n,l>lrin, with Sunday afternoon while sitting on i» work o» mu °n burn TE 1 c. who is serving on ■nt«r«4 at Cotta<g Orov« Oregon, aa aaeond rl «aa ma II «r. been n ix»sldeiit of th* Cot tag* i-------- . Bubarr(p<l«n rataa, caah la adv ane« No «ubKrlptk« for Ivaa Ihan threa matha the USS Boxer, carrie i between Grove area for 36 years nnd Kia- lu» porch with mcmlx rx Despite bitter opposition, inde merchandise priced at a profit. pendent business again has the At the sum* time, the ind*p«n- Korea and Japan! I family A «lahT of Mr« Smith’s. I radar plekmi: Up »H am:.» obje«»tx. a «i .... 3 00 math Falls for 13 years tS On»«-n ------- Murray Trunneil. and her y «I to lx» th., xnueer« So 1 50 a 50 protection of fair trade laws. dent merchant, with limited cap (Mtsl.1« Orten She was born J«»»si«' Ptuda Hol- ¡ M I ber (he air forre ha« not yrt ie- "Now me and my Buddy Swahby Forvici) ratM on application. The bill ei.acted by Congress re itai.' cannot take the losses to husband were there for the «lay. lllxillt till' ’’lidie hn, daughter ot William and June hi places a previous law knocked compete Independent competi ______ _____ editor. Pubiubtr The Ros* and Flower Gurrten : me»n" lengle tion is forced out. Hollis, June 25, 1867, at Shei bm ne W. C Martin out by Supreme Court decision. Took off in a 'can' from Sasebo: Advertising ehih met July 23 nt the home «»r (kvlely Kdttor. I’h.n»« 555 M«. 5<UY which I Ml. Ila The chow was poor. the fuel was N Y In 1891 she married L«>- ■ its leador, Mi's Bui the effect la even more Managing Editor, ebon»« 555 55«. SO* Heeause a barrage of propa II Gilcrest at Rushmne. nani n mini low. 20 nt ganda was unleashed against far reac hing■ The huge mereban- Minn She was Converted nt the : will meet again ■puke to the dixlng com bine» alao wanting But that doggone 'can' could age of eight and bapttaed at the Sbortridge Recreation area fin» n I from Montana wl fair trade laws, ; the manufacturing protit. make make Ih'ii'vr Chamlwr >l Commerci' It is well to re- really go. EDITORIAL . age of 15 in the Free Will Bap- picnic, n meeting and and pul in iheir »lore« an Imita view ihe pur- \ i Ho said that one if th* 24» Inch Along about the middle of the I list church. She was a member ot ” 1 plans for the fair. Vh cfc-A T |3 N tion of the Super Waffle Iron *f n «ime» ship night, sohl hin "mn oceuiuintx ' First Christian church in Klamath I Overuunnl has cheaper quality at a cheaper M law. that crushed ill Montuna was un price, but becauae of the cheap We were steaming along as a ‘tin Falls Her husbiuul preceded her pine«' hen- to John Mangen of der olwervutiun In n California tu Fair trade quality, the cheap price yield« a in death in 1913 She lived in the Cottage Grove, who Is assistant Istitu' nt lit» nino added he had can" might; laws do not set greater pro*!. When a cruiser behind us blinked Latham area from 1903 to 1939. sales manager for the W A W imm I- la»cn kept aine In an liiculuitor National Advertising Representative prices on com his lights, Surviving are four sons and ard Lunilwr com|winy The Over- lor two years, living on n |x>w- y^EEKLY |^EW8PAFER j^EPBESENTATn’ES, |NC. modities. only But people generally demand Blew his whistle and pulled to the four daughters: George and luxi gaards will move to Wolf Creek, deled mixture and huit Juice» on specific brands they recognize as the New York • Chicago • Detroit • Philadelphia right. nani of Kkimuth F ills, and Abner on n ¡ilac«' purchase«! by Riehiird The story went on that no one brands. Under best quality. Therefore, if the They will look over hail lx-cn utili» tn communicate C. W. Hardtr We had twin screws on this old a nd 1 of Knights landing. Wolleatt the new law. merchandteing combine is to 'can," a manufacturer must enter into sell its ows brand in volume, the Cain Mrs Ada Overton of Cot- southern Oregon before i» purchas- 1 A It h the man Iroin x|Mlcr fair price agreements with re Super brand must disappear Which makes you think we re in tage Grove; Mes Annabell* Iler- ing a pince of their own. Thia i» th«» whole »tory as we tailers in each state. The fair from the market place. a jam; sey. Klamath Falls. Mrs Ka tie Mrs Esther Woixlcox and know It, And an Wally said, it i • • • trade price is then established But you swabs who don't dig this Telford. Spokane and Mrs. Jane daughters, Patricia and Judy. ar- may lx i» big or it may not But It By making It impossible for for the state. kind of jive, Craig. Lancaster, Calif.; 19 grand rivcd last wvek ut Dlllard from l<H>ks like Mr Ilin vey may have • • • independent merchant« to sell That's four main engines with children; II great grandchildren, Lakeport. Culli Mrs Woodcox will "Ivi the cat out of th* bag ” City after city in Oregon, just like Cottage Grove, are Opposition argued fair trade the Super Waffle Iron, except al fluid drive. prices create posted prices. and one brother, Hiram Hollis of attend to business for her mother. a loss, the brand disappears defeating budgets. There are two bad factors involved—the The real story may com* out • • • New we’re ‘tin can' men nnd like Cornl.'g, Calif. from the market, leaving the Mrs Dorothy West. Mrs West is MHin wiih an announcement from vote is extremely light, and those who do vote against rising This claim is erroneous, mis Arid open to the cheaper qual ly knew. Services arc (»ending at Mills seriously HI 'n • Zigene hospital the Arms air birce Th* mun from budgets are evidently an element that will not allow the leading. « ity house brand. We'd race all night until some Mortuary. Interment will be in Mrs Wixxlcox, daughters and Del- Sun Diego told Wnll> thut lie hail • • • a a • state to grow and progress. thing blew; Consider waffle Irons, for ex would I n » the» Taylor-lzme cemetery near ferd Kelly went to see Mrs West heard With this new law. Super Waf We will take the case ot two of Oregon’s cities with The' stern was down from churn Ceittage1 Grove. ample. The manufacturers of the Saturday. Th* fornu r hud »|x»nt । in Ausuat fle Irons still have price com Super Waffle Iron know they on ot screws. budget problems, and our own town of Cottage Grove, all Friday ninht nt th«' home of D*l- । W(,uld like to tx'lieve th«» petition. Waffle irons, as a com ly have one chance of surviving And through the waves we flew ferd'« molher. Mr« Al R >x*nthal ,s (U emit <-ly Hindert mlxxle»." of whose situations are similar. modity. are-not fair traded, just in a held flooded with cheap and flew. specific brands whose makers Cottage Grove passed its budget the second time just Mr and Mrs Harold Rice and Wally Mini waffle irons made both at home JraiK-tte Kelly, Reporter The exec was pale and said he was feel the product quality is such You can Iwlleve what you like. as it was. It was luckier than other cities. Roseburg’s was two children of Wichita, Kans . and abroad. Phono Hl ARI that th* public is willing to pay sick. ata' visiting nt the homes of her defeated twice and passed the third time only when the for that extra quality. If the But to ‘tin can' men he was just Their one chance to survive The self- made man I» a combi- Mr. and Mrs Roliert Vaughn father. Al Rosenthal, and brother, council promised a Taxpayer’s League that it would cut a hick; without cheapening their qual consumer wants to buy a cheap "Hud" Rosenthal. nation of ilolluij' and sense. ami family moved from this cam- increases in salaries. ity is to rely on Independent er brand, there is no law In the So why should we worry, what the munity Friday of last w«»k to Mts AI Rosenthal gave a birth- Another city with grave problems is Beaverton. In an stores throughout the nation world to prevent her from do heck, who have reputations for stand ing so. election last week the budget was downed plus a measure That cruiser and us stayed neck 'Cottage Grove to be nearer Mr day party honoring her husband • • • i Vaughn’s work. ing behind their merchandise. on July 28 and neck. Ot*1/-. The fight to restore fair trade that would levy a few mills for a new fire hall. • • • 4-H Girls going to ('amp luine Mr anil Mrs C. F laws to the nation was a bitter I Over the ocean We did glide, In the case of Beaverton it will be brave and submit the But huge merchandising com Flying with throttles open wide; this week wetv Ava Iu»e and (Io» Portland nrriwd Saiunlny to visit bines, controlled by vast finan one. At times It was even con budget as is again. Roseburg did this with the exception of fusing due to the erroneous prop Our skipper screamed and the Rene Bales. Arlene Dubeil ami until Tuesday at the home of h<»r cial interests, look at waffle one item for an engineer’s survey for a sewer line and lost. With Frances Bridenstein. sister, Mrs Hugh 'Dunnell. ’Hie irons differently. crew they cried. Will the same thing happen to Beaverton? Another election Tills community was without Trunnells accompnnicd them to ure. But by organised effort of But the cruiser and us stayed I'niil Hanat n power right at dinner last Friday Bend and to Peterson s R>x k gnr First of all. if they can sell Independent businessmen at all set August 14 will tell. t side by side. the Super Waffle Iron at a loss, levels, manufacturers, whole evening, your nqMirted did not hear The mayor of that city said, "A city cannot stand still. di*n on Saturday. They also visit- for We looked over the fantail they can attract throngs of cus salers and retailers, the battle the reason. It either goes forward or backward, and if we try to operate something was cornin' • I'rolmbly one of till- outstanding tomers who will also buy other was won. j• Mrs Lee Giles left Friday «ve- the the city next year without any of these funds. Beaverton is. And thought it a jet to hear Quick work on th«» part of Mr« indirai ions of the automobile age Nail. Ml F«d*r«lioa nf I nd» »«dent ning for (*nlifornia to assist her hummin'; (’ S Piaster and close neighbors is the rapid Increase of drive-in turning around an< heeding back instead of forward." It moved along at a terrible pace. daughter-in-law in moving to this xavixl her home from si'rious fire past ten years What about our o^n town? We got by fairly well ex m Aral we knew right then twas the state to reside while her husband, danger Thursday about 6 p in. A h < hier U|xm u time th* |>ai k-and- cept for salary raises. Many people think city employees Allen Giles, is overseas with the Mrs. Orville Lamb, Reporter end of the race. it was a hole was burned In th«» |x>ek cmimn was ns unusual us a Charles S. Smith, age 76, passed don’t warrant any raises "Let them find jobs elsewhere if r«x»f due to a loose bi ick in the away at his home Sunday. July As it streaked past, we looked air force. now you can S smile The Maurice Estabrook family they don’t like the salary'.” it has been said. State police are investigating 27. He was born January 6. 1876. away. chimney. your I But if they find jobs with more pay elsewhere, who will a robbery at the schoolhouse that at Caldwell, Idaho, and was mar And that cruiser's crew had no- of CUlp Oeek. the Henry Kelly "^Here for the funeral of their glamoritr» in open fidds ull the family and their house guest. Miss work for the city? Who will police it, fight its fires, do its happened the latter part of the ried there February 27, 1899. to thing to say; f.»ith<T. Charles Smith, to l>e held wny aerosa tiu» country One of Hazel Roy of Drew all met for week. Entrance w-as gained by Artie Frances Williams, who sur For there going by was a reserve clerical work? Who, indeed, taxpayer, will work for you? pm nt the main renxoiis for this populaC- Thursday. July 31 la picnic in honor <>f Sharon Esta breaking a window. The lock was Jay Gee, Like we have said before, everyone pays more for all vives him. They have resided in brook's birthday at the J. H Mills chiipcl, are Mrs Ted l'Dw») Ity of fresh nir moi ie "I mium ^ s " is plied off the chemestry set and Cottage Grove for the past 30 Pushing a hopped-up LST." goods and services. Government costs are up, too. Ilei mudino. thnt you can (mek tiu» vvhole fam- Troutman of Spahr home. parts of the set taken. years, coming from Jordon Valley. A story from Washington last week stated the cost of Ditti«» Burr; of Tn- Hv in the enr and tuke cverybody (Ydif ; Mi Bob Kelly who is employed at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holbrook are Besides his widow, he is sur down on the It living, as measured by the government, soared to an all-time driving I Roberts Brothers department coma and Neil Smith <>f John Hay. new car. They made the vived by two sons: John of Cot Dear Editor: grandsons. hunting nnd subsidizing of baby Also here lire high in mid-June. These were according to figures released purchase a Saturday. store in Portland spent the week When we object to something tage Grove and Ned of John Day; i Huck) Barrow. who 1« In service' sitters. Also you don’t have to by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. As of June 15 the price end at the home of his parents. C. N. Heile, having bought out two daughters: Mrs. Charlotte in the newspaper we write a let in Utah, and Churle»» Burg erf fumble through a dark thentrr Mrs. Florence Monroe left Sat of food, clothing, rent, etc. was 189.6 percent of the 1935-39 George Quackenbushe’s interest Berg of Tacoma and Mrs. Theo ter to the editor, but when there while you h*>k lor an empty sent period. That was 11.4 percent higher than two years ago, in the H and Q Sawmill Co., a Troutman of San Bernardino, is something which we like, we urday for Montana where she will Tacoma. A seen. Jeffry Lynn, was born in . , . and get remarks in various visit relatives for a month or so don’t take time to express our ap- just before the Korean fighting began. portable mill, has moved the mill Calif., and two grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bak's and Portland July 25 to Mr and Mrs. degree* of hysteria from already Still, everyone wants costs to come down. Yet the spiral from here to Veneta and will set Funeral services will be» held at preciation. There were two editor family visited at Oakridge Wed- Harold Landen i Dorothy I lams • continues. You cannot expect to pay more for everything it near his home there. Quacken 2 p.m., Thursday, July 31. al ials in the July 17th Sentinel. nesday evening at the home of plain lovers. It's ax practical ax a "Can The Republicans Do It?” boy’s grandfather, Fred Harris. hammock in the shade However, but government We pay plenty for federal government. We bush will continue logging opera- Mills Mortuary. Interment will 1 their daughter and husband, Mr and "We Can Brag a Little", doa’t like that at all. But we pay little for service received tions on the Orvi’le Lamb place in Taylor-Lane cemetery. and Mrs. William Allen Their Dickie, older brotlwr of the new I just beard nlxhii a Texas of*r- which I enjoyea very much. and do some logging" for Porter baby who has licen here with his ation that ha>> an o|xnair theater for city government. Unfortunately the democrats small granddaughter Vickie n» grundfMirents, for some time, left with two screens NOO feel a|u»rt. The Roseburg News-Review told of a solution in an Bros. 'turned home' wnth them. have allowed Hany Truman to David, eldest son of Mr. and Miss Donna Lee West erf Spring Tuesday with Lonnie Harris for It's a double-feature »how, with SICSLAW RIVER ROAD editorial—“in the fall the city will vote on a constitutional Mrs. pick their presidential and vice- Ray Holbrook, is in Cottage field returned! to her home after home. Lonnie will visit a few days Ixith pictures running at D m * same (Mrs. ( hartem Hutchison) amendment authorizing a taxing unit by a majority vote of Grove hospital with serious head presidential candidates for them, time. It should have a big ap|>cnl spending several wee'ks at the । in Portland the people to adopt a new tax base at a level not higher injuries suffered Sunday evening Mrs. John Sayles and boys arc and he naturally has selected two home of her uncle and aunt, Mr of his own "yes-men" for the posi- than any one of the last three years. This amendment will when he was in a car accident visiting friends and relatives in Mrs Rotx»rt Owen and family. According to traffic authorities, not abolish the six percent limitation. It will, however, enable near Elkton. It is reported David Wyoming. They plan to return at tions. It was known three months and Saturday night guests at the» if a |M*rson takes only 10% more was that Truman in advance corporate bodies that have experienced expansion, and which will be hospitalized for quite some the end of July. Continued from pnge 1 time to drive from here to there, fighting to get Stevenson the Henry Ke lly home were»: Mr. and have outgrown their former tax bases, to adopt more real time. Tony Conte is home from the nomination, Kefauver and the Mrs. Maurice E»tabrook and Shar lux chances of arriving at hi* des men dressed in ton clothes, were There will be no Bible study at istic bases and possibly halt the frequency of special hospital after spending three on of Culp Creek, William Sheets accident are Lynx Hollow school Sunday after- weeks there due to injuries re clean, decent anti-Truman group and son Terry and Jerry Mont dead. Their faces were red ns if tination without . an makes the trip elections.” isr ; were shoved out of of democrats su id they had l*»en burned." noon. August 3. as that is Home ceived in a logging accident in In Cottage Grove the city populace will vote on a charter , Coming the picture entirely At the demo gomery all ot Cottage Grove. this might have liccn laiiM’d from more enjoyable t<xi. when you ur Day at Walker church. amendment to do away with the 1 percent limitation on the Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harper. which he had his jaw and both cratic convention, Franklin D. The Dorena Grange» held a chili , the force of the crash. The forpe rive iriore relhVed and wady ini Roosevelt II was hailed as a vice- suppen» at their hall Friday night, buried one »hip half way down a giMxl time! . . . General Fund. This limitation now means that items in the Barbara and Bob of Bennett arms broken. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Phillips presidential possibility, but it was July 25. And »(leaking of g<»xl tunes, we fund cannot be expanded to meet needs. Creek, visited awhile Sunday eve Mr. and Mrs George Gunn and into the earth I and children of Boise. Ida., have decided to wait and groom him "The ■cicntiat dixeovered a tiny hear Virgil Kingaley had a w-o-n- . It is up to the growing communities of Oregon to keep ning at the Orville Lamb home. recently moved into the Beach for the presidency in 1960 We son Bill of Blackbultc Route radio the size of a match box Also d-c-r-f-u-l time at the coast the Bruce Lamb left Monday eve- up with the times. (JHG) were Sunday afternoon callers at another scientific experiment was other day. However lie reports the , ning by bus for Fresno and Mira- Logging camp. He is a mechanic suppose by that time the demo the Kelly home. crats expect to revise or do away made on the ship by using tl»' fish aren't biting. Could lx» they're monte, Calif., where he will visit at the Hi-Point shop. Last weeks news stated that Mr. and Mrs. Lerrnon Christphor with the constitution of the U. S. his uncles. Oran and Pat Quack Jeanie Stewart had the mumps most jiowerful torch available. It too well led? enbush. and grandmother, Mrs. E. and family have moved to Browns A. entirely, since young Franklin but it should have stated that the could not dent the metal. After Don't put off needed repairs on is not eligible to the presidency, .other observations the scientist History records that wars often have serious repercus- E. Quackenbush, who is also visit- ville where he is employed. your car. or the buying of another having been born in Canada. victim was .Doris Stewart. Sharon Hutchison has purchased calculated that the civilization sions on human society and at best the effects of wars will there from Boise City, Okla- The roof of the Dorena school । car »imply because you’re a little Those who insist that the demo a new accordion. She has been gym was resurfaced last wi-ek and ^is shIp came fn.m probably wax short on ready cash. We have an be felt, although human society has found ways of alleviating , crats are not trying to achieve a taking lessons. It is understood there will be «’ y”« ^pad ,,f m.. eficient budget dept, designed to mstorv win — — wa* down Bruce wiH to some extent the economic effects. Students 8 q or of history will st°P Mrs. George Woolery and Mrs. one-party system in this nation some more work done to the other " r >c over at Ceres to visit z R 1,1 ’< k " wmk make your financial problems ax get a big laugh out of the slogans of some politicians, wh Davjs Davis is the father of Mrs. Kenneth Nease spent Tuesday in should have listened to the speak buildings before achool starts ^m ‘’•n !’ld ™ simple ns possible. Call us anytime er who said in the high-pitched say “Vote for us and avoid depressions.” Ray Holbrook and a former resi Cottage Grove at the home of Keet LeCompte and Billy Jo are much the same. He said he <1 or come in for n free estimate nt whine of the professional politi- Mrs. Leo Roberts. Some of the ways adopted to lessen the effects of the dent here. n seen n radio, which may or may HANSEN BROS. 5th A Washing cian that he was so glad that all visiting in their former home in , and (ha( H Mr. and Mrs. Bud Barnts of Eu E. H. Hughes has started build 1932 hard times was federal relief and the starting of the ton. Phone: 760. present were members of the dear Washington. । gene and Mr. and Mrs. William policy to encourage the people to bring their problems to ing a big bam on the hillside The Lz»Roy Cartwrght family j------- Preston and family of Cottage old undefeatable democratic party Washington. In this respect it is significant that so far as near his new home. Grove spent Saturday evening at and that in a few years more it returned to their home here Fri- —■——— C. R. Garrison has recently "we know all the temporary organizations set up to bring day ot laat week after a week's a barn and Roy Stalder has the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles was hoped that we would all be vacation spent in the Yellowstone relief to the public are still operating, some under a different ! built one big. happy family, all mem- Hutchison. |pame. At the time the federal bureaus or organizations were about finished a new barn on his Mrs. George Woolery has taken hers of the only true party, the National Park and various other feet up, it was understood at the time that they were to p ____________ the job as deposit collector for democratic party, We shall have places of interest. Gary Anderson of Cottage Grove R.E.A., recently vacated by Mrs. to wait to see if the republicans »operate thru the emergency only, but like many futile CADET ANDERSON IS was a Sunday guest at the Kelly are that simple. Christphor. ^promises, the bureaus are still operating and expanding. In ASSIGNED TO ROTC Oregon has many beautiful sce home. Guests at the home of Mr. and jFact the bureaucrats have a plan to direct our activities from I ca .MP AT FORT LEWIS The very latest victim of the nic trips, and I agree with the Sunday were Mrs. Ernest Cox Mr. he cradle to the grave. A semi planned economy is part of mumps in this community is little editor that one of the most beau- and Mrs. Howard Harris and son the price we are paying for putting off the eventual hard Cadet Harold L Anderson, Donnie Crawford, year old son of ¡ of Mrs. B. E. Drinkard, Box 213, family, Mrs. Willard Randall and tiful is down the Umpqua from times. Mrs. Oliver ( rawford. Cottage Grove, a senior at Oregon sons of Dorena; Mrs. Opal Gill Scottsburg to Reedsport when the Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Carl Woods and I State college, is one of 44 cadets and family of Blackbutte and Bob water is still and the light is just children of Eastside were Friday ; right. But the editor should have who Auguston and Keith Wicks, ■ from Oregon State college, assign taken that trip down the placid, night guests at. the home of Mr. ed to the 1952 ROTC Summer are in the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Dewaync Reed and mirrored river years ago, before and Mrs. Oliver Crawford. Mr. j With the possible exception of Cen. Dwight D Isen- family of Mosby Creek spent Sun there was any Drain-Reedsport Woods anti Mrs. Crawford are ’ tower up to now the chances of a southern, southwestern or w||| undf August day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. highway, or even before there cousins. The 56th wedding anniversary I vestem man being nominated for president is about as re- j 1952. was any Reedsport. Gene Hettwier. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards note as the proverbial Camel passing thru the eye of a needle. cadet Anderson will undergo George Woolery went deep-sea Then we boarded the Utt! • of Ix>s Angeles was celebrated at —The proceedings of the recent democratic convention brings officer’s training during this per- fishing Saturday at Winchester stern-wheeled river steamer, the of the R. E. Wicks home in this com ma Eva, and chugged slowly and Bay. He caught five nice salmon, ,0 mind the fact that the residents of the remote sections are ¡od. Stress will be placed on jestically from Scottsburg to munity Tuesday evening, July 22. »enalized to this extent. । teaching him the fundamentals of one weighing about 23 pounds. Gardiner. There were little if any Mr. and Mrs. Edwards are parents ' The average voter has no way of knowing how much the Infantry and in developing game laws in Oregon at that time, of Mrs. H. E. Tryk of this area. FOREST MAN PROMOTED nachine politics that was played in either convention. Many hia abll*‘y i’f1rn„in TO EDUCATION OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ponton . and when a deer swam across the ome away from the convention halls with the impression State college, g a< a । > Announcement has been made bows of the Eva, the captain, Jim would be iery grateful to the | Cadet Anderson will “hat their favorite candidate was a victim of machine politics. be eligible for a commission in the by J. Herbert Stone, regional for my Graham, to the keen delight parties who borrowed their boat j Vhen the chairman of the democratic convention asked for Army’s Officers Reserve Corps ester, U. S. Forest Service, Port of the passengers, turned the Elva if " they r would return it. This boat , yes or no vote on making the nomination of Adlai Steven and for consideration for a Regu land, of the promotion of Virgil around and chased the deer up is 14 feet long and is painted R. Carrell to the position of as the river so that a couple of hun green inside and out. It was an son unanimous, there was a large number of no votes, per- lar Army Commission. sistant chief of the Division of ters on board could shoot it and chored on the lake shore near1 As summer camp draws to a *aps enough no votes to seriously hurt his candidacy in some Information and Education in the load it intb the steamer. The sce Steel's Store. Anyone knowing the j close. Cadet Anderson will soon ections. regional office, Portland. He will nery in Oregon in those days was whereabouts of the, boat, please depart, enriched by new friend Good advise to those who would be a presidential can- assume his new duties about Au- much more beautiful than it is notify the owners or the Dorena j ships and with memories of the idate, move to a populous section of the country. now, and if we are not careful reporter, Jeanette Kelly. training course, with lime amelio gust 1. A family gathering was hold at there will be little scenery left, the He served as forester on rating the mistakes and hardships the Clarence Peterson home Sun and leaving an aura of good supervisor’s staff of the Mt. Hood in a few more years. Mrs. Ethel Gabrio day. 'Pho occasion was the birth national forest from 1942 to 1946, humored recollections. day anniversary of Mrs. Peterson. when he was promoted to «fistrict Mrs. Virgil G. Gabrio) According to the Oregon Voter there are more suicides Poetry is the music of thought, ranger in charge of the large ■er 100,000 population in the state of Nevada than any other conveyed to us in the music of Clackamas River division of the Some people always get the As soon as all the politicians Hate in the union. This state relies on gambling for easy language.- Paul Chatfield Mt. Hood forest. In 1949 he was worst of it because they never get on the band wagen, watch out for sour notes. evenue and harbors seekers of easy divorces, averages 25.2 presented the Department of Ag look for the best. ercent suicides per 100,000 population against a national The man who is a success in riculture superior accomplishment, Mi.ids are like parachutes they Peerage of 11.4. All of which proves that gambling and easy life has a tender conscience and honor award as a result of his Living down a name may be as function only when open. difficult as living up to one. work. calloused hands. WASHINGTON AND THE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL "SMALL BUSINESS” “Navy Hot Rod” Cities Have Growing Pains and Budget Headaches DORENA LYNX HOLLOW Charles S. Smith LORANE Latest Saucer Tale Depressions, Can They Be Avoided? WE FIX EM! The Chances to be President Anything From A FLAT TIRE MAJOR OVERHAUL NEW AND USED CARS | Nevada Leads Suicide Rate McCoy Motors 6th and Washington “loney do not provide the ingredients for happiness. Ph. 64
