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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thurs., Feb. 1», 1953
the C ottage grove S entinel
M a b lM b e d A u « iu t 19. I S »
An Open L etter to Voters
On The Election
The people of Cottage Grove will make a decision
at the polls on February 28 which will have a direct in
fluence on the future progress of the city. For years
the l f f limitation on money to be raised by taxation for
the general fund has made it impossible for the city
council to properly meet the problems arising as a result
of the continued growth and, progress. The Citizens
Advisory Committee feels that this out-dated 1% lim ita
tion should definitely be repealed, and, asks the cooper
ation of all voters in the coming election.
In order that there should be no misunderstanding
as to the power of the city council to budget money for
necessary expenses, it must be remembered that the
budget will still be limited by the state law which does
not allow an increase in excess of 6 '< . With this in mind
we feel that the voters will surely vote for progress and
do away with the 1$< limitation.
Citizens Advisory Committee
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* 'IU hkc BHM * McLoughlin. Lee Statues
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Unveiled
six states have sent one statue, making a Total of 74
By Harris Ellsworth
statues Eight states are unrepresented . . .” and
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Oregon was listed as not being represented.'
Representative, Fourth District
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Undoubtedly, the stories of the great careers in
la Orecoa
Law
Brevity
Urged
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2 50
t oo
Three fine statues now standing in the Statuary
o{ the Oregon country of Dr. McLough-
“Fewer laws,and those in fewer
Poretsa rates oo application.
Hall area of the Nation’s Capitol honor the mem-
and JasQn
will
printed in detail in con-
words,
brief
and
to
the
point,”
is
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Editor. Publisher
W . C.
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Advert islns M a n a str
ories
of
three
distinguished
citizens
of
Oregon's
necnon
wjth
the
placing
of
these statues. I think,
the
doctrine
of
Senator
Howard
Mia. Ji
. "Society Editor. Phone« 555. 5 5 « .5 0 1 Y
C. Belton. Canby firm er, now ser early history. Statues of Edward Dickinson Baker,j therpfore j shall devote some space to Edward
M anasln» Editor. Phones 559. 55», SOO
'oaa OaO*
ving his eighth term in the Ore Oregon Senator and distinguished soldier: Dr. John Djckinsp„ Rakeri His was a brilliant career indeed.
gon legislature. This session he McLoughlin, pioneer doctor, and leader: and Jason g - death was a hero's death.
NA H O N A t
EOI I OR I A t
<SUU
^ - N EW SPAPER
• is chairman of the potent Assess Lee, early Oregon missionary and minister, are
After ^ ¡n g admitted to the bar, young Baker
A S S O c f^ T I^ N
PU B L 'SH E R S
ment and Taxation committee.
now
in
place.
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went
to Springfield, Illinois, and began practicing
1 Last session he was chairman of
ASSOCIATION
The statues of Dr. McLoughlin and Jason Lee (aw There he formed a close friendship with lawyer
VI M 8H
the large Ways and Means com-
I mittee and in 1945 he was FTesi- were officially presented with appropriate cere- Abraham Lincoln? He was elected to the House of
mony Saturday, February 14, the anniversary of Representatives in the 29th Congress but resigned
National Advertising Representative
, dent of the Senate.
All the while he is iconoclastic Oregon’s admission-as a state in 1899. The statues npar the end of his term to take a commission as
yy rrK iy n e w spa pe r representatives , | nc .
to ambiguous verbage in laws and were officially presented 6y Secretary Douglas
in ,he Mexican campaign where he saw con-
¿Jew York • Chicago • Detroit • Philadelphia
stresses the importance of. clarity McKay and were accepted for the federal govern- SlderabiP action. When Baker went to war Lincoln
Orlo,Bagley, Chairman
,
and brevity in drafting bills.
Warren Hansen
ment by Vice President Richard Nixon.
vvas elected to his seat in Congress, but upon Bak-
I “I work for short, definite and
The Five Big Factor»
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Grant Lovegren
The fact that there has been one statue of an er s return to Springfield, Lincoln did not seek
clear
cut
sentences
in
.plain
lan
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Harold Wolfard
' Five factors important to ‘attract new industry were
g u a g e for clearer and stronger'! Oregon citizen in Statuary’ Hall for a p long time re-election and Baker was again elected.
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W C. Martin
seems to have been unknown to most people. In
Those were the "days of '49" and the i^eat
est
brought out at a recent Chamber of Commerce executives
¡law?'
J. B. I>‘onard
m eeting held in Portland. They are land at a fair price, util
’ “A lot of words which sound 1873 a statue of Oregon's Senator Edward Dickin- |ured Edward Baker He journeyed to California.
Edgar Rickard
legal but add nothing are fre son Baker was given a place of honor at the left of and set up a law practice in San ranctsco.
ew
ities, transportation, labor and housing.
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Cleo Morelock
’
quently put into bills by inexper the main entrance to the great rotunda of the ¡years later he moved.to Oregon and was elec ed to
How does Cottage Grove stack up on these points and
ienced legislators.”
Capitol by Act of Congress Opposite the Baker ;thc United States Senate from the new state- as a
w hat are her strong and weak assets in regard to them ?
“As provided in this act” is a statue on the other side of the entrancels a bust Republican. He took his seat an the. nate in
Leona Ruth Dugan
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F irst of all there is plenty of land available, even if it is
• superfluity often found.
of George Washington.
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_ tober i860, but in September 1861 President fcincoln
m ostly outside the city limits. The price would be up to the
Ruth Leona Dugan, 52, a resi-
“i
n the state of Oregon"
“In
Oregon is
Even t h e* official 'sta tT ^ m m itte e ^ w h ic h ' had was having trouble with »he lead e« of^his armies so
owners, but we know of several instances and pne outstand
dent of this community her entire worthless as the legislature has
charge
of arrangements for obtaining and placing he commissioned Senator.B a k er ® ™ ^ r G e n ^
ing ope in the not too distant past whére owners have liter
' life, passed away at her home on n<> jurisdiction outside the state
ally held up the prospective buyer, forcing him 'to go else
the new statues of McLoughlin and I>ee apparently and sent him into th^ strugg _
i South Sixth street, early Wednes- anyway.
where where sites have actually been offered not only cheap
day morning, February 18. S h e ,
Six words can be saved by did not know of the Baker statue, for.in the r e ^ r t while leading h.s Union Ar™>
was born at Cottage Grove, June pruning the common legal phrase of that committee printed in booklet form in 1947 of Ball's Bluff, exactly one month later on October
but in some cases tax free for a number of years. In addition
S J T . X U "The
M i c e tha, 21. l « l - « h , l e s„U » Sena,or. U .lw eeh « r v ,n E , ,
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,
,
,
, ~ . 15, 1900, the daughter of Mr. and "be and the same is hereby” down i X
the city of Springfield actually offered $20,000 towards a site
Achim Jurchen a native o f ^ r -
A Ma<;key and wag mar.
thp Senator
a short time ago fo r an industry that should have been in
to date 34 states have sent two statues each, and a Major General.
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r g ried at Vancouver, WAsh., Decern-
But that is only a starter,
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Cottage Grove since i t . i s actually taking the raw product the University
o f regon as a
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24 1919 to Artbur Dugan.
He reasons that the single word
from here. In this case the plant could not get enough power, man exchange student.
who survives her.
“shall” should replace the am-
Four C of C Project»
which brings us to the second point mentioned above
guest spea r at
I .K.
Besides her husband she is sur- biguity ‘.'is hereby vested with
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Power is available to any industry except aluminum, i*11/ v a
° r / ' \t* ° tu r e h e n vived by two sons: Alvin Dugan power and authority and it shall
G rw e
duty ag R may dpem npp.
ment of recreation and power for
which literally eats up everything in sight, a Mountain States club February B . Mr. Jurchen, Qf
L i v e s i n f i r e .
industry, as well as housing.
Power Company executive told a group of Chamber of tom - S ^ i ^ T o ? the German capital.
of Portland; two grand- essary to carry out the provisions
One morning with my coffee Ii
“One industry would have been
ruei'ce and city leaders here recently. If Mountain States can * ..
children; parents, Mr. and Mrs. of this act.
digested the news that a famous
here
today if it had had housing,"
piovide unlimited power to any other industry we have to
He Mid
was difficult for even
A h M“Ckey
« ’ * « — » Race
^ctress had married'again for the
he* stated.
brother C le a lM a c £ y and
Bcfore it 1S ox.er every county fourth time Sow this does not
hand it to them. However, will it, be at competitive rates* the German res.dents to find,their
“Would it not be sound econom
Sl: ^ r; , Mrs„ E* ^ 1 Saunders' in Oregon may have a candidate surprise me, but I can't help w on-!
W» 44*yik not. Now there is much feeling against the 20 per- way around Berlin, following
ies
to join in a program to benefit
of Cottage.Grove,
for V S. Marshal. Six counties dering about tlie poor guy who
( < ji $ sun-Jfarge levied by the com pany here, caused, it stated, World War II, because the names
Two young boyst who were all? ” he said.
J
of
practically
all
tlTe
streets
were
Fun*Ta
,
Mowi.arv
ar<?
n°
W
rePrescn,ed
,n
the
eon'
was
willing
to
be
No'.
4.
When
|
because it had to rely on steam p wer to alleviate the poweç
former Cottage Grbve and Delight
Music was furnished during jhe
changed
All
of
the
property
m
nounced
la,er
b>
M,lls
Mor’uary
test.
shortage, and this kind of power is expensive. Yet in Spnng-
. you read
ea\ - about
^ U,f„ some
r ? h ^ actress
aX T e e n get
'th |V aney residents, lost their lives dinner by The Drifters. Other en-
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Vern Drager, Portland, was the tmg married f r
t p
! SatUMjay njght when their home tertainment included two readings
l ii'lil- power is cheaper than in Cottage Grove under normal east Germany, which is occupied
by
the
Russians,
was
confiscated.
tA^Orlu
P
F
3y6F
D
a
y
first
to
^pnounce
his
intention
to
time,
who
really
cares
.
riULdll}
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„» It.-mn
was destroyed
by fire at
Drain, u..
by Dorena r.ronno
Grange mpmhprc
members. Mrs
Mrs.
virt u m atinees, and the stockholders there absorbed the'sur- In a good many instances mer-1
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1« a candidate He is now on leave people who have multiple divorces and the parents and a brother Ellen Sherrill and. Mrs. Minnie-_
: hr !-rre in order to com pete with Bonneville.
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chants would have a residence in hymn- “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore from-the state income la x depart- are the unhappiest of us ill.
were hospitalized in Sacred Heart Wagner. Grange women -also
Industry will probably not take the discrimination of east Berjin and a business in west Thee.” The prayer of an African merit to act as Sergeant at Arms
hospital in Eugene.
«erved the turkey diitner.
- u. h high rates. Private citizens do not like it, either. A big Berlin. In such cases the mer- woman of the Belgian Congo will ’d/ ibe Senate.
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Since I made my debut as a
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Guests attending from Eugene
in<ÎOstry probably would have to put in its own generating chants would lose their homes be given by a member of the Epis-‘ ’ -Others reported to be activein columnist, I have made the'inter-
destroyed their new were Fred Brenne, manager of
pin nt and could get by that way if costs were within that For sometime after the occupation copal cTiurch; responsive reading the racc are Harold Sexton, TJie esting discovery that half
the Chamber of Commerce; Joe
company's budget. One-local mill, the W. A. Woodard Lum- it was rather common to havb will be led by a Baptist. Members Dalles, sheriff of Wasffo county, pie I meet in Cottage <3ro\e are
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. . . b |her Roger. Kipper. C of C president and
Mr
Mrs ’ Vernon Charles Spraks. industrial corn-
1« i Co., not only has gotten by this w ay but has very capably police in the allied zone disappear of ,he Presbyterian church will Paul Kearney Astoria, sheriff of by their own confession frustrated P
mittee chairman. Mrs. Webb and,
been selling power to Mountain States during this shortage. into the Russian zone. Sometimes furnish special music and the de- Clatsop county: Ck T. Carter, writers. Writing that has profes- '
povpr Mrs Ebbighausen, wives of speak-
Some solution 4o the power problem, whether it be in re- they would reappear* and some- votionals will be led by Miss Lena Roseburg, sheriff of Douglas coun sional spit and p o l i s h is hard
they would never be heard Zendron of the Baptist church. A ty; Howard Gault. Medford, sher- " «’•‘^ W r itin g is also the most
ers, also were present. Last year’s
intci-pretation of the federal preference clause relating to the times
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period of prayer by all the iff of Jackson county and R H competitive profession in the •
, reat<«a for first citizen. W. A. Woodard, and
ale of federal power or whether it be in another way, must
There is still an acute housing churches follows the devotionals Busch, Hillsboro, sheriff of Wash- world, but there is none that 15 thlrd degree burns Mrs poyer, 29, Mrs. Woodard, were also there,
be trfadc before industry will favor us.
problem in and around Berlin,~he an(j the offering^will be taken by ington county.
more rewardmg.
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suffered shock and minor la c -! a
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In the third item we are very much at an advantage said. In some instances business the Methodist nfedies. The bene-
The present U. S. Marshal, Jack -N ^ e have heard it isa'd ‘htat erations a n d Michael, 11. who ¡«A D K IN S TO OPERATE
the meeting after R- Caufield, was first appointed
Wn all eady have the Southern Pacific railroad which serves people attempted to live outside qictiqn closes
had-third-degree burns, were ,THRICTWIKE STO R E-----------
‘M« area and very good thru trucking service. When thé of Berlin and work in si d e th e e»>y-"wh i c h 'r e f re s h m ents w ill bp nerv e d 1943. ------ ——--------- r-------
menT that
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d said to be in “good“ condition.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Hankins
fl eeway goes in the big trucks will go thru even at a faster These people could not afford to by members of the Baptist church fi. O. P. Women To C apitol
of
this week took
People are essential!} kind ana
Flam
es
Sweep
Home
be a nursery for The date of the all-state legis- good. The following people told me
rate we are sure. There is ho problem except perhaps in dis By to work and back, which Uas There is to
over
the
operation
of Thriftwise
Flames swept through the Poyer
about the only way some could small children
so that mothers lative day sponsored- biennially they enjoyed my writing: Jim
tribution of freight cars to the SP. ■
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on Main street from its recent
home
about
11
p.m.
Deputy
Cor-
get
.into
town
where
they
would
may
attend.
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¡by
the
.Oregon
Federation
of
Dowis and the pleasant young
An far as labor is concerned the labor market fluctuates have to go thru a Russian zone
■ Women's Republican Clubs with man who sat drinking coffee with oner Lucien H. Imboden. Drain | owner, Herbert Adams,
• with good industry. Labor is no problem but the fifth item As a result these people Were fi-
The Hankins formerly operated
TVTfln P !n T lf1 lir t 'q ' ’he Salem Unit as hostess has him. and whose name I do not physician, said he thought defee-
is— housing for that Jabor.
nancially ruined and made into
1 JxXIl
been set for Thursday, February know. Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Taylor, tive wiring was to blame, but Winterhaven market south o f town
Housing is a real problem in Cottage Grove. The Cham
Mr. Goodw in, who contided to hav stated that it would take exami- and came to Cottage Grove from
b er of Commerce recently formed a committee to study the Seise Street«
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Aldon Copple of Cottage Grove.
The .women, coming from all ing read the column aloud to his nation by firemen to determine; Low/ll about two years ago. They
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have two sons. Mrs. Hankins is a
problem after an address by Mr. Woodard a t an open meeting
As part of the nerve war m Ber- fjnanPC .Officer of Voitur8 89, 40 parts of the state, will be at the wife; Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Wilson. the cause conclusively.'
Poyer was awakened by screams member of Business and Profes-
asking cooperation of «local businessmen in the program. New lin, the Russians would often seize e( « conducted the promenade held legislature at 10 a m. A t noon Mrs. Reiden, Miss Wells, Mr. Si
rushed to a front bedroom sional Women's Club here
industry or expansion o f present industry must have ade parts o f streets, hold them for jn sprjpgfjeid February 12 in the there will be a luncheon, with the monson, Mrs. Hobbs, and Worth and
where the three boys were sleep-1
awhile
and
release
them,
the
stp-
absence
of
the
chef
de
gare
and
president
0T
the
senate
as
speaker,
Harvey
of
Eugene.
quate housing to m eet labor’s needs. This housing probably
NATIONAL GUARD STAMP
,be next highest officer.
then an informal lea at the home
Mr< Glen Arne has offered her ing. , He found the house full of
would have to be low cost rental units. Encouraging home dent said.
GOES ON SALE MONDAY
flames
and
the
door
to
their
room
Mental pressures of residents of
A)so a11ending from Cottage I of Mrs. Louis Lachmund.
entire Christmas card collection
ownétship for those who can afford to own homes is one angle. the Russian zone were responsible Grove were Charles Whipps, state
Monday in most post offices in
In the line for the tea will be for shut-ins. Mrs. Raymond Potter was stuck. Michael managed to
Another angle now being worked on by a joint city and C of for the thousands who attempted chapiain; Robert Frye and Claude Mrs. Roy T. Bishop, state presi- said she reads my column first, crawl to safety through a window. the United States the 3c postage
C group is the study of corrections of city ordinances regard asylum in the American zone, l£r. gberman
" f i dent Mrs. Dachmund. Mrs. C. C. and Horace Hatch is another Poyer’s efforts to rescue the two stamp honoring the National
i younger boys through the window Qiiard will go on sale. Central
ing maintenance of streets that would allow FHA loans for Jurchen said. T h e labor union ‘ initiated were Ennis N estle.M cC all. Salem unit president: Mrs. reader
These I thank w i t h all my proved futile. Poyer was aided in , design depicts a typical Guards-
homes. What can actually be worked out in this regard is there is part of a iwlitical party. McKenzie post and Gordon Cook Paul L. Patterson; Mrs. William
A. A heart. but let's be realistic. This a vain effort to save the two boys I man ready for action, with the
not yet known.
(JHG) If laborers do not join they are and Carl Ha|gren Eugene. Carl L. Phillips. S t : Mrs.
background scene showing war
said to be disloyal to their coun-. w - ,,ner state commander, gave Schramm Mrs. O. K. Beals; and column is expendable, so if you by a neighbor, Howard Hiskey.
activities of the Army and Air
would like to keep on reading it. Double Funeral Thursday
I ,r\
they do join, they do so a , a|k on , be American Legion Mrs. W. F. Leary.
The Pelton Dam
just write a letter or a post card
The bodies of Raymond and National Guard and also their
without the benefits of American legislative program. The next N ew Legislative Bills
; One of the m ost controversial m easures facing the state labor unions.
promenade will be March 1,2 at j A bill by the Highway Depart- to the editor. Although he has a Roger were removed to Stearns peacetime roles.
Amphibious landing with air
legislature is known as House Bill No. 160, a bill to permit
The speaker admitted that it Junction City. '
¡ment would require an applicant good batting average an editor is Funeral Home at Oakland which
the Portland General Electric Co.: to build a dam on the was. harder for the native Ger-.l Thursday, February 19, the 40 for an operators's .or chauffer's not always clairvoyant. The L et-! is in charge of funeral arrange- cover anq the role of protecting
I )< chutes river. Thé bill has been opposed by the Oregon mans to get -ahead in Berlin. The et 8 ritual team, including Mr. \ license to present a recent photo- ters to the Editor column is the ments. Services for the two broth-1 propPrty and life in time of civil
best yardstick an editor has with 'ers will be held at 2 p.m. Tjhurs-1 jjisastcr are shown.
are not as plentiful, Phipps, will conduct an initiation graph of himself.
Kish Commission and practically every sportsman in the opportunities
in A mein no 1» vzvn • K.. mnv
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Two ex-sheriffs. Goad and Jack- which to measure public opinion, day, February 19, at the Drain
state. A t a recent hearing the bill created bo much friction, as in America. Even the mer at Springfield Legion Post 40.
| Methodist church, with concluding I
chants have to register their
son, have a bill that would make
police had to be called to restore order, it was reported?
money in banks and the banks
When
I
went
to
high
school
the
services at the Drain IOOF ceme-
it a crime to have explosives or
If the bill passes it would remove the veto power of the keep a tight rem on the commer- HANSEN BROS. TO
teen-age cuties of those days wore tery.
equipment"
for
robbery
purposes.
MAINTAIN THE COTTAGE
fish commission and place full authority in the hands of the
Raymond was born in Los An-
Representative Hudson w ints brogues, saucy berets and spit
Oregon Hydroelectric commission. As generally interpreted
Mr. Jurchen, who has worked GROVE PLANT HERE
With
people to be able to fish with a curls. The other day this sudden geles and Roger at Duncan. Okla.
over the state, the bill would take away the water and fish- in both newspaper offices and ra-
Hansen Brothers, who recently hand line. Present game laws re- nostalgia for spit curls overcame They had resided in Drain for
me so I had my hair cut in this two and one-half years.
' ing rights of every stream in the state and place them in the dio stations, said Berlin had both pUrchaged ,be Zachery Motors in quire a rod and line,
Paul Hansen
Surviving besides the parents
phenobarbital.and kindred bar- fashion When I arrived home, my
hands of the commission, appointed by the governor. A situ radio and television In 1946 there g ugenp Wjn maintain their pres-
ation could arise where a power-minded, governor could set were only 20 jieople-employed in pnt facilities .here, Paul Hansen biturates could be sold only upon son Phillip jolted me with this, and brother, Michael, are grand-
With a General in the White
said’-Tuesday. The building at 5th prescription of practitioner li- “Mother vour hair cut is an eye parents, Mrs. Mary Ellen Tucker House, we can't forget that the
up a commission where power interest would have a free ladro . ow there are over i0O
sore.”
On
another
occasion
ho
of
Drain
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
V.
As an exchange student. Jur-
^ ’asbington will ”be used for censed to administer such drugs
hand and there would be nothing to prevent power companies
General who carried us through
left Friday for Albuquerque.,
djsp]ay of new and used cars, (and no refills), if a bill by Med- said, “Mother, I think your col- ; Poyer of Waurika. Okla
from blocking the mouth of every stream in the state. The chen
Valley Forge was borp in Febru
umn is boring, but maybe if you i
New Mexico to. attend the umver-
Eugene location which iv ¡cal Affairs committee passes,
ary. When Washington took corn-
Roseburg News Review notes that the bill puts power review sity there, after completing a term _
R thp strw t from , hp EugpnP
Schoolteachers are required to get good'enough you could run t(mP for jt ” Excuses, excuses, al- man of the Continental Army he
in the hands of the court, which would be time consuming in the journalism department at __
ways excuses. I have a husband refused to accept any pay except
1 armory will be used as head-; retire when they reach the age for Mayor.”
the University of Oregon.
and expensive. »
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and two children to concern my- his actual expenses . . . which
quaitejjs for a county distributor- o f 65. Bill by Mark Hatfield would
The Oregonian in an editorial of February’ 10, charges
You know the way people think
with in the daytime, so-when
¡ship of the .Kaiser-Frazer pro- allow continued service of one
were .kept lower than a police
that the measure is unconstitutional, since it seeks to bypass
duets. „
year periods under recommended of Senator Robert Taft as Mr. Re- do j write? I wrife at nght, many- man's arches.
publican
or
even
as
Mr.
Elephant,
nights.
One
night's
sleep
is
enough
public approval. This newspaper,notes that the proposed bill
The shop and sales force of conditions.
While he was fighting to save
Hansen Brothers here will work
Representative Harvey would well I think of Mr. Woodafd as for anybody.
lyoiild give the power companies the right of eminent domain
Thanx for the nice things you've our country. Congress was quar
; out of the Eugene plant, but an forbid any retailer of alcoholic MV. Cottage Grove.
u- iceetfings to take lands, water rights, etc., if such rights
told me. and keep 'em coming. See rying, the colonies were bucking
Applications f o r Willamette attendant will be on the job here liquor to employ any female per-
Interfered with the process of power making.
Now we've got women wearing you next week.
each other, and the Army "brass”
vetch
certification
arc
cfuc
in
Lane
with
an
assortment
of
new
and
son
to
serve,
handle,
or
sell
such
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(Editor's Note: We would very were about as cooperative as a
liquor, exq-pt while serving regu- “Mamie Eisenhower pink" and
County extension office Monday, used cars.
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creek
man
fined
"Mamie Eisenhower gray." but I'll *^nucb like to have the readers' damp toothpick. With a l l that,
: lar meals.
February 23 according to W. B. |
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A n n ie n e r e n a e e n
FOR
df . er
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— Washington held the nation to
Representatives Waljfluaf... and never believe you're a real Repub- reihxSnse to this column.
Parker, l^ine County extension WRONG WAY MeDOWELL
Mnerai services were he ld at
Lee Henry Cline of Culp Creek agent,
gether and got it rolling. That's
Haynes would allow minor vet- lican u n t i l I see you wearing know'thru your comments.)
TRIAL IS SET FEB. 2«
jj
Saturday, February 14. at was fin<*d $250 and cost« in jus-
the kind of leadership we need tor
Anyone that seeded blue tag
Municipal court trial for Lloyd erans to enter into contracts for Mamie Eisenhower bangs.
Mortuary for Annie Fddith “ <* rourt here February 11 on certified Willamette vetch last fall Maurice McDowell. Eugene, on the loans under the veterans' loan act.
day . . . generally speaking.
.'TX-ci Herendeen of leorane 'be charge of shooting deer out is eligible, to enter their field for charge of driving under the- in- New O.F.R President
I like Gladys Drinkard’s sug
Speaking of rolling — we have
Oottage Grove, with Mr ° f season
certification if u meets standards ; fluence of alcohol, has been set
Ben Robinson, first vice-presi- gestion on how to hold a husband.
NOTÍUE TO CREDITORS
gone- along "with the wheels o f
i( " rt Green pastor of Lorane
( '*ne was arrested that same prescribed by the certification for Thursday. February 26.---------den t o f tl»e Oregon- Farm Bureau When trying out a new recipe for
progress and have moved to Eu-
f urch of Christ, officiating day at Disston by Ned ( rippen. board at Oregon State „college, i McDowell, the man who drove Federation and Union county hotcakes. she prepared them three
NGTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | gene We sincerely hope that all
V ult interment Was in Rèst
P°>‘ce officer He told the The land must not have had com-
down the SP tracks, mistaking farmer, was elevated to the pres- different times, aiming for perfec
Haven Memorial Park. Eugene
officer he had .been hunting up mon vetch or volunteer vetch, un-
them for a stVeet.- vvas arrested ddency of the Oregon Farm Bureau tion each time, and serving them that the undersigned has been ap-jour friends and patrons will con-
Mrs. Herendeen passed awav Sharp's Creek. The meat of two less this was certified vetch, in
on February 4 following a com- Federation and Oregon Farm only to herself. On the fourth try. pointed administratrix of the es- tinue to visit our rfew establish-
T : irsday. Hebiuary 12. at the age «Ipcr was at his homk He admitted the last three years of the crop-*'plaint brought against him by the Bureau Insurance company by ac- hubby w a s’ served"- hot cakes, be tate of CYRUS FRANCIS HER- ment at 136 East 7th in Eugene,
ol 64 years. She was born Annie ,o Çrippen he had Villed a deer ping program. No fields w ill be wife of an SP employee who wit-1 tion of the state board of Diree- cause. and I quote, "Good hus MER, deceased, by t h e Circuit mand of the Continental Army he
Court' of l-ane County, State of
E Skelton September 5, 1888, at’ previously but the family had certified that were not drilled or nessed the incident McDowell pled tors at a special board meeting bands tyje hard to find."
A fellow says the average
Oregon.
' Selma. Calif., and was married eaten it
held
Friday
in
Salem.
that were harrowed after drilling, not guilty to the charge.
¿irl would rather be pretty than
All
persons
h
a
v
i
n
g
claims
CAPSULE
VIEW’S:
Aren't
men
March 20, 1918 at Fresno, C alif. - » .
Robinson, who has served as
Growers are askefl to give crop
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have a high I. Q. This is based on
? to O-slie H e r e n d v e ^ h o surv ives Rt;rKI(. KRATlON MAN HERE historv of the field for the last DISTRICT U.GION HEAD
vice president for the past three mostly nice until you marry them?" against said estate are hereby re the feminine theory that a man
quired
to
present
the
same,
duly-
You should appreciate your en
l>er. Mrs: Herendeen had been a
| p OWN BI SIN FSS
years, will" serve qut the term of
five years
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TO VISIT CG POST 19TH
can see better than he can think.
resident of the Cottage Grove
R s Fitzgerald, formerly with
Thè ceitification fee is $2 50, Jack Graham of Toledo. Greg.. Marshall Swearingen, who hstf an- emies lor they arc steadfast, but verified with proper vouchers to When you »ee.your car is steer
the
undersigned
at
the
law
office
who
the
heck
-can
ever
figure
out
. rea for the past 33 years.
S t w , Electric as refrigeration plus forty cents per acre.
third -district commander of the nounced earlier this week his In-
ing erratically, feel the sagging
Mmlving besides her husband mflnaKer |s ncw in bllsinpss for
For further detailed information American Legion, will make his tention to resign from those two what your friends want out of. of HERBERT W. LOMBARD, springs and the jolts in the road
Wiser Building. Cottage Qrove,
a.' l'ite -oh. . . Fay,
Cajil himself c,
you?
,
.
2
"
'
. . ol Kwa-ka.
1.
,.,s
regarding
the
Willamette
vetch
annual
visit
to
the
Cottagy
Grove
posts
in
thè
near
future
at his home, 1064 Tyler
I f I get any mail this week. I'll Oregon, within six months of the more than you should, then think
graT«.,children and on»^si«-i. Fitzgerald has had 11 years ex- j certification p r o g r a m , contact’ post Thursday. February 19. The
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resolve
the age-old'question of date of the first publication Of about new shock absorbers. Let
I s. l i , ' le Mitchell 01 Lorane,
¡n refrigeration work, yeur coftntv extension agent in meeting will be at 8 p.m. at the' Approximately 1,700 1
us give your car the “shock”
a. o nun. rous nieces and nephews. formPrly working in the Eugene , the Public Market Building in E u -! Armory
'
'
some 130.000 officers and men of "What does he ever see in her?.'i this notice. Dated and first pub •treatment . .
at HANSEN
lished
February
19,
1963.
BERTHA
area He is also available for mo- gene. ,
! The I-egion post here has as its the National Guard were ordered
BROS., 136 East 7th, Eugene,
POWELL,
Administratrix.
HER
My
pet
peeve
for
today
is
people
present project sponsorship of (to active duty during the current
* Not many complain about the tor repair work of any kind.
Phone 46277.
;
, loss of personal liberty involved
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Take yodr problems to church dances each Saturday night At the emergency, including eight In- who tell me they can write, but. BERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney
J^-5tc-31
and
I
quote,
“I
don't
have
the
|
for
estate.
—millions leave them there.
¡Y cafe near Dorena.
¡fantry divisions.
to stopping for red lights.
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