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The Sentinel, C o ttage d ro v e , O regon
Thtirs., Aug. ÎJ , ¡M S
THE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
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Letters to the editor Tells Life History
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And Trek Westward
M T. VIEW
Mrs. Walter N . Howemi,
LYNX HOLLOW
LORANE
M rs. O rv ille l.a n tli, R e po rte r
Sira. It. <1. O nnne/
Phone I4 0 M
R epo rter. Phone 33 F - t l
Three Couples T ie
In Tw o-B all Play k
M r and M rs Roy W haley and
lit B elle Blirklndder
About 30 attended Ihe B a d
T here w ill be a school m eeting sons. Steve, R ussell anti M ichael,
Rebekah pictiie a l the grounds
I'm
th
e f ir s t lim e In th e hla lig ty
(F o llo w in g is a le tte r fro m Sara 1 tor ull (iatrotis of the M ount V ie« spent last T hursd ay u n til Sunday
hack
I the G It B u m s hoinc I o l th e tw o h a ll foursom e p la y at
Edna F lo ck Raym ond, o f C ottage school d is tric t, on Monday, August at B ake r v is itin g her p ire n ts , M r.
Sunday F o llo w b ig a big illm ie r ( 'u lla g e G ro v e t i o l l c l u b th re e
Grove, te llin g her in te re s tin g life I 25, between the hours o f 8 and 9 and Mrs. George t svneh W haley,
ih e group played ba ll and singed i istu p le s lie d to r low score I hey
h isto ry fro m the tim e she come • p m ., DST, to elect a d ire c to r to an employee o f G ithe ns M otors,
some races.
were ll.nh-it.i Hill (Oil I I I I* e ie
11 O regon w ith her fa th e r in 1875. | t ill the unexpired te rm o f Ray In c , C ottage Grove, re tu rn e d to
Jim m ie, Joy, Sue und Joan liter, S te ve Giu.|a*t a m i G e u rg e ltu
We thought it was o f s u ffic ie n t 'D avis, who has moved fro m the w o ik M onday a fte r a week's va
S u ite r are very happy over the Funk, and Fa I I I I I I and B e lle
in te rest to pass on to o u r readers i d is tric t. R egistered voters tha t catio n
advent o f a new baby b ro th e r Im rn B u rk h o ld e r.
have live d in the d is tric t 30 days
M rs R ichard J a rre tt, Pamela A u g u s t 15 'D i,- new a rriv a l weigh-
I was born in K n o x cou nty. In are e lig ib le to vote.
Ray F unk and Elhelm ae D en
and T im m y o f C resw ell spent last ist In at 8 ¡miinds. |2 ounces, and
diana. on the W abash r iv e r O c
The M ount V i e w school w ill Wednesday w ith her sister, M rs. has been .united W illia m i B illy * ham, a new player, were riu u ie rs-
tober 90, 1871. M y fa th e r came
up, Just one stroke behind the
s ta rt on Monday, Septem ber 8 Roy St alder.
Dean. Parents are M r. and M rs.
west to Oregon in 1875 and settled
The firs t day school w ill be held
w litlte tn
Dun liivo n s, S p rin g fie ld , fa th e r James S u ite r.
near C anyonville, w h ich came to
on ly fro m 9 to 11 a m . and the o f Chuch Bivens, Is ill w ith a
Thost’ who (ante out fo r the
M r. and Mrs. Chet P u td y und
be o u r home tow n. W e liv e d there
hot lunches w ill begin on the sec serious stom ach condition.
M r, und Mrs. Jack P urd y went play Tuesday evening and the
fo u r and a h a lf years w hen I was
ond day o f school. A ny c h ild s ta r t
p o tlu ck d in n e r fo llo w in g were
eight and a h a lf years old
M r and M is. A r th u r M cE lro y to Y akim a ove r the week end to
ing school fo r the firs t tim e, or
ami M rs
II
B
MeMII
b rin g Ixiek a load o f bucking M r
M y fa th e r le ft O regon and went
and
sons,
Stephen,
Redd
and
G
ary,
to W ashington by covered wagon | w ho has moved here fro m another o f S p rin g fie ld , were Sunday din- horses to be used in the am a te ur Ian and th e ir guests, M r, and
R F
M ille r o f la tn u n le ,
in the spring o f 1879. We w ent by ! state, m ust have a health c e r tifi ner guests o f he r b ro th e r and his rodeo to be held at th e ir ranch M is
W yu : Messrs m id Mesdontea Ray
way o f M cKenzie Pass, and at cate. These are ava ila ble from w ife. M r. and Mrs, C huck Bivens, Io n A ugust 3d and 31.
M r. and Mrs. K in g James o f Denham, Ralph l-e J a in e lt, F a il
th a t tim e there was no re a l road. yo u r physician.
and fa m ily.
H ill. N J. Nelson, R a y Funk,
The way over the pass w as very 1 The bus schedule w ill be the
Joe O wen o f D ra in and R iy Yoncalla spent Sunday w ith his M a il K ln c n rt am i Steve G as|ier;
same
as
last
year,
u
n
til
fu
rth
e
r
steep and rough, and when we
sister and b ro th e r-in law. M r and
S
ta
b
le
r
w
ere
fis
h
in
g
at
Rosal
y
notice.
c.tnje to the lava beds someone
M rs Jack T e rre ll, and attended also Bob G as|ier. Belle Bill kholder
T here w ill be no re g is tra tio n fee la tke o ve r the week end. M rs the I( X ) F picnic.
am i <¡ary B u rt, caddy.
had to go ahead to fin d where
Gwen and c h ild re n spent the week
o th e r wagons had gone. Just now th is year, but the school lunches end w ith M rs S ta ld e r.
M r. and M rs Fatrl S t if f o l B aker
The golf group wishes Io th n n k
w il be higher.
and then they w ould fin d where
spent last W ednesday night and ih e I im ’ u I g o lf eluh m anagem ent
Beginners
m
ust
b
rin
g
a
b
irth
T
h
e
Dee
F
a
n
n
e
rs
have
k
ille
d
the wheels had scarred the rocks
T h u rsd a y w ith Ida sister m id lo r a llow in g it Ihe use o f the
tw o rattlesn ake s around th e ir fa m ily . M r and M rs Lyn n W j clu b room fo r the |N»tluek dinners
We were on the road three weeks , c e rtific a te to school, also.
'
going fro m C a n yo n ville to D ayten. i T he fa c u lty w ill be the same as home. Just a week ap a rt. The firs t mutt.
d u rin g the ta ll season
Wash., th ro u g h O regon T e rrito ry I last year, w ith the exception ot snake had ten ra ttle s and was
T he S tiffs are on th e ir honey-
the 7 th and 8th grade teacher, He discovered by M rs F a rm e r In the moon, h a vin g ju st been m arried
EX M ( K I M - S ID ' * IG » H
W hen we got across th e lava ■ w ill be Bob G ersten lie rger o f Ash
co rn fie ld , near the house. M r at the C a th e d ra l in the Trees 1 l.lt ilB I .E A S O l I K »IKS
.
beds we found a nice place t o ' land. M r. G erstenberger is m a r
F a rm e r k ille d It w ith a 2x8. 'D ie in the Trees <»f M yste ry near
E nlisted men o f the M a rin e
cum p by a spring in a pine grove j
rie d and has three childre n. They second snake had eight ra ttle s and Ctescent C ity , C a lif.
C orjis Reserve not on active d u ly
There we stayed tw o rllghts. where live on Sweet lame.
O&C tim ber revenues and says it is seeking “to interest the
was fir s t s,-en by the son, Ronald,
.Mrs M a rio n P urd y spent sev and fo rm e r enlisted men of the
it snowed the fir s t. M y lit t le b ro
other 17 O&C counties.”
Anyone w ish in g m ore in fo rm a at the co rn e r o f the house. Ronald eral days in C ottage G rove hoa-
M arine ( ’o rjis and M anne C o r j*
ther,
six
years
old,
got
lost.
He
Lane county is interested in the problem and we a r c '
Jeanette K e lly , R epo rter
tion m ay c a ll yo u r correspondent k ille d it w ith a hoe.
| p lta l lust week She is able to Resetve who now are etvillans, are
was gone a ll day. One o f fa th e r's J and she w ill be glad to get it fo r
Phone 813R1
sure it hopes to benefit by such revenues.
M r and Mrs. Ted Alum baugh Ite home again now M rs S tanley e ligible to ap ply fo r ap po intm en t
brothers, Jake F lo ck, was w ith
The Clackam as county editor quoted from the Roseburg j T h e past week end found the us, and he and an o th e r m an tra v e l you.
of Fresno, C a lif , fo rm e r owners P urdy kept h e r baby w hile site w as as second lieutenants In the re
M rs. Bessie E ynm an. B erth a o f the E. I I Hughes p ro p e rty, ill
News-Review, “ But we are wondering if, perhaps, the BLM cou nty road resurfaced as fa r as lin g w ith us w ent to h u n t m y
serve, the d ire cto r, 13th M arine
and Jesse, o f R io V ista , C a lif., m e called on old frie n d s one day last
is not getting a little too greedy.”
M rs I tennis M itc h e ll and M rs Corps Reserve d is tric t, S eattle,
brother. A th ird stayed in camp
the Dorena school.
v is itin g th is week a t the home o f V e e k Sunday M r and Mrs. B yro n I H a rold G ow ing e n te rta in e d 29 tins a n m iu m isl ‘D ie d is tric t In
Perhaps this is so, since a recent story released said that
A ll the employees o f Booth T hey tracked him and found he her b ro th e r, M r. a n d M rs. Ed
the governm ent realized from BLM a net profit of $3.20 for K e lly L u m b e r Cb., w ho spent the had gone in a big c irc le and came H ocking. Janice E ynm an has been W a td o f galena, ow ners o f this 'la d ie s and several ch ild re n at a cludes W ashington, t »regott. M on
same p ro p e rty some years before h a m bu rger iis s l a n d ik 'in o n s tr i- tana and Idaho.
ev^ry dollar spent in the region of Oregon, Idaho and W ash past tw o weeks on vacation, re back to camp. W hen he Saw us. v is itin g here a ll sum m er.
the A lu m ba ugh * were r a ilin g on tlo n ¡ta rty in Mrs E a rl Gow lo g ’s
turne d to th e ir jobs M onday m orn he was so frig h te n e d he ran in the
ington during the past fiscal year.
W e are so rry to hear o f the old friends, too.
l«tck ya rd lust T hursday.
o
th
e
r
d
ire
ctio
n
T
h
e
m
an
that
lng.
The main point put forth in favor of the counties is
death o f a fo rm e r resident, Cleve
Miss Radelbt Fellow s o f San
M iss F ried a S ta ld e r. o f Salem.
Stayed in eamp shot his gun and
M
r.
and
M
rs.
R
obert
O
wen
and
that originally g ran t lands were to be sold to settlers by the fa m ily returner! to th e ir home here the others answered w ith shots Van Schoiack o f Heppner. M r Visited Sunday evening w ith her Francisco is v is itin g her aunt and
O&C Railroad company. When contract term s were violated W ednesday, A ugust 13, a fte r a W e were s jo n a ll to g e th e r and Van Schoiack was born near Do b ro th e r and sister’-ln -la w . M r. and uncle, M r. and M rs Ben lln g g s .
rena and raised in th is com m u nity. M is Roy S tabler.
the lands were repossessed by the government. The claim is t r ip to the Y ellow stone N a tio n a l happy again.
in R ive r road
W ith
The fu n e ra l was held at Heppner,
that had the lands been handled properly in the first place P ark.
D ickie Rogers of R akersfieid re
Dave and Ben M ueauley have
W ashington was a te r r it o r y then on W ednesday o f th is week, m id
tu
rn
e
d
home
W
ith
IV'ggy
Jenkins
P
au
l
llansett
by the railroad they would today be in private hands.
Y o u r correspondent received a also. W e lived in D a yto n t i l l fa ll. | b u ria l was at Pendleton.
finished fu llin g tim b e r near Rose
The editor claims th a t the revenue outside of expenses, postcard M onday m o rn in g fro m as fa th e r had a jo b d riv in g ra il- J M r. und Mrs. T o m Rees of burg. hut have bought a new fo r a v is it. Peggy had Isa n ill
should be for the counties. And the biggest share of revenue M r. and M rs. Ray Steele, local road ties down the T u e h ie R iver ' S anta B arbara. C a lif., visite d last pow er saw and w ill fa ll tim b e r C a lifo rn ia v is itin g relative s und
I t m ay la- a litt le la te Io J'
D ic k ie fo r some tim e, D ickie r e lio n it, but every sportsman
storekeeper and w ife , fro m Boze a ll summer. He had to make week a t the home o f Mrs. Rees' near home.
is from tim ber sales.
po
rte
d
Ih
u
l
the
p
la
ste
r
In
th
e
ir
(Micks a rod and reel in his f a r
M r. and M rs. George Q uackeh-
The fight is a m ajor one, with the sides shaping up in man. M ont., saying they were enough to ta ke us th ro u g h the b ro th e r. M r. and M rs A B.
a w o n d e rfu l tr ip and th a t w in te r. Then the re were several Cochrane. They re tu rn e d home on bush und fu m ily spent S atu rday house was cracked and everyone •ind beads (or his fa v o rite fisltln g
congress and in the counties. W hat Lane county and the having
wa*
badly
frig
h
te
n
e
d
In
the
re
the y had spent three days in Y el men going to the A s o tin fia ts , a Monday o f th is week.
s(sit should
tn le ii >ted tit the
and Sunday w ith the John M attlee
others will get should be of m ajor im poitance to everyone. lowstone
cent ea rth qu ake
N a tio n a l P a rk w ith M r big, fla t, p ra irie c o u n try. F a th e r
fact that Isaak W a lto n was lid iri
and
Dun
M
iles
fa
m
ilie
s
n
t
Ada
M
r
and
M
rs
J
e
rry
Mosby
and
L&ne could receive alm ost $1 million this fall, based on the Steele's b ro th e r and w ife from drove along w ith them . F a th e r •
M r. a m i M rs D a le lle iie k s o n
c h ild re n o f Eagle P oint, G re g , H ie men went out bear h u n tin g a n d fa m ily o f l ta k rld g e spent the on August ’J tlt, 1593 T h a t’s n long
percent assum ption.
Des M ;in e s. Iow a. T hey are now took up a homestead and w ith I
visite d on Sunday at the home ol in d got a black bear w eighing w e e k end w it h h e r |s tre n ls , M r haul Us the flslt tiles, hut “ Ik e "
Various bills have been introduced in Congress recently m a kin g a le isu re ly t r ip hom ew ard fo u r o t us c h ild re n and m other's M r. Mosby's m other, M rs. M ar w e ll ove r 300 pounds.
W alton was ■ ueh an export In iln -
and M rs. I I I I . T a y lo r
M r. and M rs. D illa rd C oker and ic lp he b u ilt a log house, sawed g u erite Mostly.
to change the wording of the McNary Act so th a t the 18
p isca to ria l pastures th a t Ida name
M r. und M rs. It A S ta ff, of
M
r
and
M
rs
C.
II
M
itch
e
ll,
M
r
0 * C Counties won’t receive the 75 percent, but Congress has baby, w ho have been residin g at in d made the shakes i t was cov- i L o is Parsons o t A sto ria is spend Eugene, th e ir d a u g h te r and fa m
is s till m ig h ty fa m ilia r to a ll fish-
and M rs S ta n le y P u rd y And The
O akridge, moved th e ir household ered w ith and made the flo o rin g
not yet approved any such legislation.
ing her vacation at the home of ily , M r and M rs I us»n F erris. Rev. K o tic rt G reen took twa-lve eruteit. lie 's ihe p n lru n saint o f
Briefly, the old M cNary act of 1937 gave 50 percent of goods in w ith M rs. F loyd Chaffee »ut o f logs, a ll by hand.
her jiarents, M r. and Mrs. Car Pam ela and Denny o f Puealelbi. y ung p ro file to C h ris tu m cam p nt tlte slight exaggeration slre te he tl
fa m ily , m o th e r o f M rs. C o ker
He b u ilt a big fire p la c e out of ' Perkins.
to in cred ible lim its mid (lie idol of
Idaho, came M onday evening to
proceeds from sale of O&C tim ber to the 18 counties, with and
Crescent I jik e fo r the week S u n
u n til M r. C o ker secures em ploy rock and clay mud. T h e chim ney
The Row R ive r Foresters 1 - I I see the Dee F a n n e rs and a ll spent day a ftern oon . Those going are the fe llo w w ith tile o u ts lre te lw d
25 percent for Government adm inistrative expenses and 25 m ent and a place to reside.
was sm all sticks the size o f la th - clu b held its re g u la r m eeting on Tuesday und W ednesday cam ping
arm *.
percent to pay an $8.000,000 debt which the government
lk>b and Charles D ru lim g e r, G ary
M r. and M rs. M a u rice E stab’ ook ng and cla y mud. T h e firep la ce
out and cooking o ve r a ca m p fire
Wednesday
o
f
last
week,
at
the
and Russell M itc h e ll, Dawn Tew ,
owed the O&C railroads when the lands were reclaimed. A f and Sharon were Sunday guest used large wood and m ade the
He w ro te a tasik called "T h e
home o f M r. und M rs. T ed Hudson a t the coast near Reedsport. Mrs. B e tty Dunn. Connie l*urdy, John-' Compb at A n g le r", and he opoQed
of June, 1951 the 18 counties have paid off this huge debt at the J. H . S p a h r h :n e .
louse w a rm . O u r home was b u ilt
M r. und Mrs. Ted Hudson und F a im e r and M rs S ta ff are sisters nle B ell Johnson. Sharon K o trtc up by saying, "1 have la id aaide
M rs. R o de rick D o o little ant
and claim to be entitled to the additional 25 percent of timber
n a h u rry as w in te r was upon us. C arl, and B illy Seaver spent the
Ray H o lb ro o k and sons, Dave,
T re n u and A lb e rt A rm lta g e . a n d ) business, und gone n-fltrttlng .” T o
daughters spent F rid a y w ith th e ir ;o fa th e r made long s tic k s tha t
receipts under the existing law.
week end at W inchester Buy, (ish Jack. Zack and Joe, w-ent to Mattel A r lin Rothnuge The Rev Green w h ich a few- m illio n lisherm en
W hat the outcome will be, we do not know, but Lane fa th e r, H e n ry M ille r, w ho is the ' i t in between the logs, as there ing.
last Tuesday to see B ill M ueauley
M ts. John Dunn and M rs. Lziura have added, "Me, lis t” , in tlte (aist
a tch m an fo r B ooth K e lly in the were cracks. T hen he sen t us
county citizens should be awake to the vital problem, and w logging
Danny Dee M iles re tu rn e d to
D in n e r guests on Monday evt
operations.
ch ild re n to the swam p form le ss to n in g at the home o f M r. and M rs his home ut Adu S a tu rd u y a fte r K ie th are re m a in in g fo r the week I Ik«• odd years W ith D u ak W alton,
what CongresE may do may be decided by public opinion
to assist w ith tlte ra m p
fish in g tv i- alm ost a ’u*cond re lig
Susan T r y k is the proud posses put in the cracks Then he drove
opinion formed by our readers.
W. B Iatyng were M r. and M rs spending a week w ith Jim m y
M rs C II .M ilpliell, A irs W a l ion lie said, "Y ou w ill fin d angling
sor o f a saddle horse secured Sun the sticks in to m ake it tig h t.
Quuckenbush
Robert
Benson
and
son
H
a
ro
ld
ot
lace D u rb in < t Fncene and Mrs In he lik e Ihe v irtu e o f h u m ility ,
day. A ug ust 17.
We were g e ttin g along ju s t fine
Dave and Ben M ueauley ram ped
E ly ria . Ohio. M r. and Mrs. II. M
T. P A d d is o n o f B ro w n sville went w hich lias a ealmnesa «1 s p irit am i
Joyce K e lly re turn ed to her when one day a tragedy came to
out
S
atu
rday
n
ig
h
t
In
the
(3
e
a
r
M onroe o f Eugene and J. A
to A lb a n y M ondny to visit th e ir a w o rld o( oth ei blessings a tte n d
home a fte r spending several days o u r house w h ich to o k aw ay o u r
Mrs. Benson is a sistei La ke area and Sunday w ent to aunt, M rs. A . M, K endricks, who
ing u|K>n it " T hat h its the n a il on
The Non-Partisan Retailers' Nationwide Get-Out-The- at the Cecil Beck hame in Cottage happiness fo r aw hile. F a th e r had o Schneider
C ra te r Lake.
f
H.
M.
M
onroe
and
is
v
is
itin
g
a nephew come fro m Indiana and them .
Vote Committee has come up with a catchy and excellent slo Grove.
Dee F a rm e r is back a t w o rk is ve ry i l l In an Allatny h o -p itu l | the th u m b Makes a fe llo w w ant
M r, and M rs. Ralph Ixx-kic j to load his gear In to his c a r! . , ,
M rs. C halice W ard and M rs he got anxious to k il l a deer. So
gan this year. It is “Vote As You Please— But Please Vote.”
M r. and Mrs. A lta K e lly visited again nt P o tte r Rros. m ill a fte r
The coming election is of trem endous importance— it will Iv e l H u m ph re y w ere recent pa fa th e r and tw o o f his brothers took Sunday evening a t the home ol an eight m onths rest w ith a b r »ken went to Redmond und la iy to n
And, by tlte w ay . . . w h e th e r
ove r the week end lo okin g fo r
leg-
determine the fateful courses th a t this nation will take in p tie ita n l. ts at the C ottage G rove hos h im and w ent hu n tin g . T hey a ll M r and M rs H a rry W illiam s.
sheep. M rs L o ckie returned to j you're a fisherm an o r not, tran»-
separated and w ent in d iffe re n t
T h e school playshfxl received
C a ro l Hand has re tu rn e d to hei
domestic and foreign policy. On both sides, the candidates,
D a yto n T uesday to tirin g hack a iK irtu tio n 's a m ig h ty im is irta n t
M rs. F lo yd C haffee is d riv in g directions. B ut the nephew got
home in Chelan, Wash, a fte r a nice new w h ite coat o f |»ulnt load o f sheep.
lia rt of any vaenlion t r ip . . Bc-
their managers, and their partisans have promised driving, a new car.
contused and came hack to where
spending several days v is itin g at this last week.
fighting campaigns. Far-reaching and opposed philosophieF
K a rm e n Dame was «1 who has J lo re you s ta rt on your» . , stop
M r. and M is. H e n ry K e lly and fa th e r was. F a th e r was behind
D
ix
ie
M
iles
o
f
Ada
is
spending
of government are the real stake in this election. It will be a L a r r y accom panied M r. and M rs tree loading his gun when the the home o f h e r grnndm other, Ihe week w ith B a rb a ra and Lois spent the sum m er wtQ i her aunt, in fo r a m o to r tune up la d 's m ake
M rs. M a rg u e rite Mosby and oth er
Mrs. W. I I Moore, return ed to sure o f those s iu n k plugs, dis-
tragedy if the decision is made, as in the past, by a minority Clarence W in e in g e r and tw o c h il nephew shot him . He had taken relatives,
Quuckenbush.
't r i liu t o r coil»
the "get-up -and -
her
home at Dorena this week
dren o f C u lp C reek to G old Beach h im fo r a deer. I t d id n 't k ill him
of our people.
M r. and M rs. E lm e r K im re y and
M r. and Mrs. H a rry W illia m *
go” o f you r cnr.
T
h
e
W.
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fa
m
ily
has
re
las,t
W
ednesday
and
rem
ained
un
but
the
b
u
lle
t
went
throu
gh
his
Over the centuries, rivers of blood have been shed in the
■ions, Lo yd and Ronald, accom pan
ce n tly p .lin te il the house w h ite
i l S a tu rd a y. The men w ent salmon side and broke three o f his ribs accom panied M r. and M rs. Ellis
We have a b e a u tifu l «election o f
fight for the right of franchise— the right to a secret ballot. t fis
W illia m s on a t r ip to O dell l-ak» ied l»y M r. and M rs. H a rry H ig h w ith green trim . I t adds m uch to
h in g w ith no success, but they
M y dad la y fo r six weeks in bed
UM'il earn. I f you're tire d ot Bring
land
enjoyed
the
week
end
at
For this is the first and the last defense against tyranny. hope to t r y it again in the near
on Sunday
the appearance o f M ill Camp
between life and death. He got
i ts-desti (an d im e In und see these
W ithout the right to vote as conscience and mind dictates, fu tu re .
M r and M rs. Russell M ilnes ol C ra te r Lake.
T he L jrle B alie nsky ifn rn lly of Iw iiuties, and ta lk It over w ith our
w ell, but it was a long tim e be
T he Dee F a rm e r fa m ily , accom
men are slaves—the servants of ruthless m asters whose pow M r. and M rs. J. H . S pa hr were fore he got so he could do hard E llensburg. Wash., w e r e guests
panied by the H e rm a n Sanders P alm er, Nebr., le ft fo r th e ir home u s e d ea r m anager at H A N S E N
ers know no limit.
business v is ito rs in C ottage Grove w o rk. He had to give up his hom e this week o f Mrs. M ilnes' sistei and E. G. Sanders fa m ilie s o f Eu- M onday. T hey had Iteen v is itin g BROS. 5th A W aahlngton. Phone
and
fa
m
ily
,
M
r
and
M
rs.
H
a
rry
We have th at right—yet it is common in this country for on M unday o f th is week.
tw o I 760.
stead, and we came back to O re
Eene. re ce n tly spent a day p ic re la tive s here fo r about
A w edding o f m uch in te re st to gon. M o th e r's health was not good N ord. Mrs. M a ry R unk return ed n ic k in g at A lb an y, helping a sis w -eks.
but half or less of the eligible voters to go to the polling
w ith
them
On S a tu rd a y th«
booth on election day. One vote doesn’t m atter, they say. Yet residents o f th is co m m u n ity w ill up there, e ith e r
M ilnes, Nords, and Mrs. R unk vis ter, M rs R A S ta ff, celebrate
W e came back to Oregon, where
a Joare handful of votes can determine crucial contests— as ta ke place Sunday, A ugust 24 at
ited C ra te r La ke N a tio n a l P ark her b irth d a y ,
recently as 1940 a U. S. Senator was elected by a m argin of the M e th o d ist chu rch in C ottage w-e lived before we le ft. I got a ll
John M ueauley. w ho is un d e r
W ayne D aile y is v is itin g at the
G rove when M rs. E lizab eth B u ll- o f m y schooling at Days Creek,
ju st 20 votes in the huge state of Texas. And when the "my in gton becomes the bride o f M l!
home o f his a u n t and uncle, M r. going tre a tm e n t fo r rhe um a tism at
m iles fro m C anyonville
K itso n S prings is re p orted to la-
and M rs. W. N. Dowens.
vote doesn't m atter” attitude is held by millions of people, we ton H a rris , p rin c ip a l of the Dorena seven
W ITH US YOU STRIKE
I was m a rrie d there at the age
M r. and M m . G l e n G illispie, much Improved.
have government by the minority, and no one can say th a t school.
o f 19. M y husband was M oreis
THE «JACKPOT TWRICE,
A telephone was in sta lle d at
the will of the people is dominant.
W e ta k e this o p p o rtu n ity to w e l Conner Raym ond. We were m a r K ath lee n and Stephen, were guests the John M acauley home M onday
W IT H S E f Z V /C E i
on
Sunday
a
t
the
home
o
f
M
r.
and
Vote As You Please—But Please Vote.
come to th is co m m u n ity M r. and rie d a t m y home. T hey gave me
M r. and M rs. C. R. G a rriso n and
\U T Y A M O P & C E
M rs. Carm en H u ffm a n and sons, a big w edding on Septem ber 7, M rs. A r th u r Bales.
John Snauer visite d Monday son N o rm an spent three days
a ll fo rm e rly o f C u lp Creek, who 1890. We were m a rrie d by tho
last
week
up
the
S
an
tlam
and
at
re ce n tly purchased th e W a lte r M etho dist m in is te r, who a t th a t w ith Stephen G illisp ie and w orked C lear La ke and visite d Peterson
A /2 c M e lvin James Wiscarson,
on co m p le tin g th e ir fo re s try p r o j
C happelle home and have take n tim e was W. B. Mose.
18, o t Disston, passed away in
Rock Gardens and did some fis h
Oregon’s M arch o f Dim es agency up residence T he C hapelle fa m ily
M r. Raym ond and I owned a ect fo r 4-H clu b e x h ib it a t the ing. C huck Bivens took care of
Sacram ento, C a lif., Sunday, A u
South I-ane C o un ty fa ir th is week
loosed
a
s
ta
tis
tic
a
l
b
litz
as
pro
of
has
m
oved
to
P
o
rtla
n
d
to
operate
sm
all
fa
rm
on
the
South
Umpqua
gust 17, fo llo w in g in ju rie s re
th e ir chores.
end.
positive th a t residents o f the a grocery.
riv e r ten m iles above Days C ieek.
ceived in a m otorcycle accident.
M r and M rs. O ra A dd in gton of
The
Engles
and
A
u
x
ilia
ry
p
icn
ic
Beaver state are high am ong the
T
h
e
Hom
e
Econom
ics
c
lu
b
of
T h e re we raised o u r fa m ily o f six
He was born in Cottage Grove.
B la c k b u tte ro u te visite d I a s i
w
ill
be
held
Sunday,
August
24
highest
in
the
generosity
o
f
th
e
ir
the D orena G range has decided childre n, fo u r boys and tw o g irls .
A p ril 9, ls«34. H e lived his e n tire
a t the picnic grounds on the A W T hursd ay w ith th e ir daughter.
life u n til jo in in g the A ir Force support o f the incessant cam paign to have a food concession a t the W hen o u r youngest g ir l was six
Mrs. Roy S talder.
against polio.
Lane C o u n ty F a ir and are ve ry we sold o u r ranch and bought a Thom as place.
last y e a r in the Disston and Culp
Oregon
school
ch
ild
re
n
topped
busy
m
a
k
in
g
plans
and
a
p
po
intin
g
fa
rm
a
t
D
ra
in
.
W
e
lived
the
re
Creek area. He was stationed at
M a th e r A ir F orce Base near Sac the nation in the 1952 M a rch of com m ittees to ta ke care o f every three and a h a lf years. M r. R ay back to housekeeping at the age
Dimes . . . P o rtla n d was the lead d e ta il. Tuesday o f th is week they m ond took a no tion to go to o f 80. I ar>. ‘.veil and happy th a t
ram ento. S u rv iv in g him are his
parents, M r. and M rs. Charles ing Am erican c ity in the over m et a t th e ir h a ll to m ake ha m Canada, so we got a chance to I can ta ke care o f m yself. I spent
A complete Fuel Oil Ser
W iscarson o f Disston and fo u r 100,000 population class . . . and b u rg e r relishes and pies to be trade o u r place fo r a fa rm In la st w in te r w ith m y daughter,
vice
. . . the best fuel oil,
Canada. W e cha rte red a c a r and M a rg a re t W allace, in Phoenix,
brothers and three sisters: John Oregon finished a snappy fo u rth frozen up fo r use a t th a t tim e.
m etered track s nnd cour
among
a
ll
th
e
states
in
pe
r
cap
ita
Oregon.
I
>
R
jy
C
a
rtw
rig
h
t
is
serving
on
took
a
ll
o
f
o
u
r
belongings.
We
took
in Texas; R obert in A laska, L yle
teous drivers. 'Phis means
I have 34 g ra nd childre n and 30
in C a lifo rn ia , Lonnie a t home, c o n trib u tio n * to th is year's re the Federal grand ju r y w h ich is o u r team o f horses and a (mny,
worry-free fuel stiply next
in session in Eugene.
also m achinery. We were there great g ra nd childre n. And m y c h il
M rs. A n n ie Nelson, M rs. Susie cord-breaking e ffo rt.
winter. (Jail us.
The results were announced by
Anyone de sirin g to vote in the fo u r years. T hen we tho ugh t o u r dren are a ll livin g . I was raised in
Bean and Helen, a ll o f .Disston;
D r. E. T . H edlund x»f P o rtla n d , general election, be c e rta in you boys were going to w ar, so we
pioneer life and enjoyed it and
m any o th e r relatives.
sold out and came back to Oregon, s t ill th in k it was a good life to
•Funeral services were held a t state M arch o f Dim es C hairm an, are registered.
M r. and M rs. E arnest G iles o f where we settle d in C ottage live.
from the
the S m ith Funeral CJtapel W ed based on a co u n try-w id e o m p ila -
tio n received fro m the N a tio n a l Phoenix, A riz., a re spending a few Grove.
Sara Edna F lo ck Raym ond
nesday, August 20, at 2:30 p m
w ith in te rm en t in the B rum baugh Foundation fo r In fa n tile P a ra ly days w ith M r. and M rs. Lee Giles,
W e bought a sm all ranch tw o
parents of his, and his s is te r and m iles east of tow n. T here we lived
M an y thin gs m ay lie preserved
Cemetery. Paul Lubbers o ffic ia te d sis in N ew Y ork.
her fa m ily , M r. and M rs. C arl 13 years. M ay the fir s t, 1933, m y in alcohol but la w and o rd e r are
FORESTRY SPECIALIST
S chroeberg o f th is com m u nity. husband passed away. Then In the not on the lis t.
IlflN o . nth
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GIVES H tO O EST lO N S
T he E arnest G iles a re on th e ir sp rin g o f 1934 I sold m y fa rm and
M illic e n t Iliene Lewis, 39, pass FOR FIRE PREVENTION
w ay home fro m a vacation spent w ent to live w ith m y oldest son,
ed aw ay Wednesday, A ugust 13,
One w ay fo r O regon cam pers to in Y ellow stone N a tio n a l P a rk and C a rl, fo r 12 years.
in Canby. She was bom In Cottage prevent forest fire s is to ta ke a various points.
Then m y sister and I decided to
Grove, January 31. 1914, and lived tip fro m the Indians, says Charles
M rs. A lle n G iles and fa m ily are re n t a house and keep house to
here u n til a year ago. She was a R. Ross, extension fa rm fo re s try pre p a rin g one o f the W ic k s ' c o t
gether. H e r he alth was q u ite
m em ber o f the Assembly o f God specialist a t Oregon S ta te college. tages fo r th e ir residence u n til
poor, but we enjoyed being to
C hurch.
“ W h ite m an m ake heap big fire they are p e rm itte d to sail fo r g e ther as we were both widows.
GULP GREEK (BY THE BRIDGE)
S u rv iv in g are her m other, M rs
stand w ay o ff. In d ia n m ake T okyo, Japan, w here A lle n is Sta We lived here in C ottage Grove
Sadie Lew is o f Canby, and tw o lit t le f ir e s it down 'side h im ,” is tioned a t Johnson A ir Base.
a year and h a lf before she passed
Bisters: Mra. L illia n C u ts fo rth and how the Indians used to put it.
A friendly place to trade.
M rs. C a rl Schroeberg and John aw ay the 18th o f July, 1947, a t the
M rs . Lela W ard, both o f Canby.
Ross advises cam pers to scrape L e ro y plan to go to D ille y near
age o f 79. H e r name was E lla
'Funeral services were held at aw ay a ll flam m a ble m a te ria l fro m F orest G rove in the near fu tu re
T ille r.
For Free Demonstration Ca’I «28.15
Groceries, Meats, Beverages
11 a m . S aturday. August 16, at a spot a t least fiv e feet in diam e
to spend some tim e w ith M r.
I have been liv in g am ong m y
M ills M o rtu a ry . In te rm e n t was in ter. Then they should d ig u hole Schroeberg’s step-m other.
ch ild re n ever since. The fir s t o f
in the cen ter and b u ild the fir e
ih e lo cal M asonic cem etery.
Perishable foods kept in our modern refrigeration eases
A p ril I got me a n othe r litt le house
there, In d ia n fashion.
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for your protection.
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Y d i’ or. Publisher j to th a t w o rk, but fe lt it should
’ «rim a M a rtin .
Advertising M anager
But
. S ria m Adkins
hoc 1st y Kdttnr. Phon«« B.M F3t. BOIT now go on to someone else
'4fcn Gallo ... _
M anaging Ed itor. Phones 3ó3. 330. »00 being a man and w ishing to show
who was the buss. I hadn't made
up o u r m inds N ow as she ieels
N lW S F A P l#
N A T IO N A l
(D IT
; the same way, I am d e fin ite ly not
I U R 1 1 » H 1 1 »
j a candidate fo r re-election.
A SJO C IA 1IO N
I have enjoyed w o rk in g w ith
M ayo r Dolem an a n d the oth er
' councilm an. T rue, we d id n 't al
way agree. but th a t is life . I feel
N a tio n a l A d v e rtis in g R epresentative
1 we
have
accom plished
some
y y K K H I.Y N E W S P A P E R R K P R E S E N T A T n F.S. |N C ,
' things, not n e a rly as many as we
N ew Y o rk • C hicago • D e tro it • P hila delph ia
w ould like , but w ith o u r lim ite d
I knowledge and funds we hav
i done the best possible. I have trie d
i to lean som ewhat to the conserva-
. liv e side, but th a t is ra th e r d iffi
The county of Clackam as and much of its press has I c u lt in these in fla tio n a ry times.
I shall continue to do a ll I can
been engaged in loud hues and cries over revenue for Ore-
I u n til Ja n u a ry n e xt, and w ill al-
gon's 18 counties from O&C tim berlands.
; ways lie able to look back and
In an editorial recently in the E nterpr.je-C ourier
, te ll how vve did thin gs when I was
Oregon City, the editor opposed efforts to change the 75 on the c ity council.
percent of revenue distributed to the counties.
Sincerely,
E lm e r J. Kent
Clackamas county is in the middle of a suit to recovet
•f.
O & C REVENUE ISSUE
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