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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1940)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1Í)M) Henry Wallace, Demo. Nominee Vice Pres., Makes Stop in Eugene Henry A, Wallace, democratic candidate for vice president, made a brief atop in Eugene Tuesday noon and wax greeted by several hundred well-wlHherx and party mem tiers among whom were N, J. Nelson and »on Hob and C. F. I {(utklna, all of Cottage Grove. In an Impromptu talk, Wallace reminded his listeners that th e { new deal had M|ient m o r e than i $550,000 In the state; that the democratic party has done morel for the farmer In recent years than has tx*en done before and that then1 is fine cooperation be tween the farm and labor lead ers, which places the state In a unique position. THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE ORO VE, OREGON Victor McLaglen and His Light State Corn Show Horse Troop. Outstanding Group Dates Announced; of Mexican Charros. Prizes Increased Only a Few More Weeks of Suitable Weather for Outside Painting Protect your property with General Paint. We have a paint suitable for every type of painting. New Stock of Window Glass In Various Sizes. H o r s e S h o w and Rodeo. A ll at Pacific International Livestock Exposition October 5 to 12 Dates have b e e n set for the fourth annual Oregon state corn show and advance arrangements com pleted to make this year’s show bigger and more widely at tended than last year's and with more premiums offered, says C. W. Smith, county agent leader at Oregon State college and chair man of the cooperative committee in charge of the show. This year’s dates are Novem ber 22 and 23, the two days im mediately following 'I'hanksgiving, and the location will be the same as last year, in the Museum build Waited Four Years ing at Oregon State college. The Although Andrew Juckion got mors state corn husking contest will be electoral votes than John Quincy Ad held again in the armory nearby. Above are pictured some the many entertainment features ams, he didn't take office until four The state corn show committee years after he was elected. th^t will parade In the tankark arena during the eight days ef met recently and decided on a the 30th Annual Faeific International Livestock Exposition In Port number of changes in this year's land, October 5 to 12, Inclusive! premium list which will be issued Largest Mortgage soon. Most important of these World's largest mortgage is that From an entertainment stand ways creates much interest will be of $44.300.000 un Rockefeller Center point, the 1040 Pacific International a thrilling driving competition by changes is the creation of a new class for hybrid coin. This will held by the Metropolitan Life Insur Uvestock Exposition will reach the 0 -Horse D ra ft Teams. provide a separate class for the ance company. higlie*' £rag m its tastory, ac co'■cl In addition to these special fea 10-ear samples of hybrid com and ing to 1 u Wti**aa, Jr., who sta ed ture numbers at each performance eliminate competition with the U isl necer oefore nas such an <tn*a> In the big arena, there will be open pollinated varieties. of talent been offered. The exhibit for the hybrid class rapid-fire thrills provided by the First and foremost In the lime Rodeo, and brilliant exhibitions of this year will include eight pounds light will of course be that well skill by horsemen and women and of shelled corn in addition to the 10 ears, as judging will be based known movie star. Victor McLaglen their entries in the Horse Show. more on the com as feed rather and his famous light horse troop, Exhibits at the Pacific Interna than on a seed com basis. This hy comprised of three officers and eighteen men. a total of twenty- Uonal Livestock Exhibition will in brid com class will be in addition to the hybrid com growing con two. Including Mr. McLaglen. Mr. clude Dairy and Beef Cattle. Horses. test requiring complete records of Sheep. Hogs. Poultry, Pet Stock. McLaglen's brother. Cyril, is also Dogs, Lana Products, and Industrial production on a minimum area. a member of the troop. Exhibits. A total of $500 in cash prize Second will be a group of out . ..h it,» .u«, money is again being supplied for A special exhibit that will create the show by the First Nationai standing Mexican Charros (cow boys) from Mexico City, giving ex an unusual amount ol interest at Rank of Portland, which was one hibitions of riding, roping, and this time, due to the National De- of the original boosters for in many other cowboy feats as carried fante Program and .ar activities In creased com production in this Europe, will be that supplied by the | state. Each of the general state CHUMMY "SCREWDRIVERS” — on tn Old Mexico. farm organizations. Grange. Farm Also a th lid event of high qual United States War Department What a dandy place to talk It all I, ers Union and Farm Bureau, is overt . . . Remember, your engine ity will be M ajor I I E. Tu ttle O S Officials o. the Exposition feel supplying one or m o r e class uses 3 rim«» as much gasoline in low A.. ot the Unted States Cavalry and second gears as in high—when a School, one of the outstanding rid confident that with the marvelous trophies and is represented on the program ol entertainment offered, com show committee. "Screwdriver’’ or’’ScrewJay" brings ers uf the U. 8. Army, tn an exhibi combined with the fine list of ex you to a needless stop, you pay. The agricultural committee o i tion of "Dreasage.** hibits. this year's event will prove the Portland Chamber of Com And still a fourth event tnat al- to be an outstanding sue SMt merce is taking the responsibility raising the necessary expense i. money and the extension service JOIN th/.m 1501 W enough to stop bejpg responsible for the actual them. management and staging of the SHARE-THE-ROAD The North Pole, which is mov Both the 4-H club and Fu With Clark Harrison ing at the rate of 6 inches a year. show. CLUB ture Farmer organizations are ---------- would shift less than a mile In 10,- represented on the committee and Thc oldest rocks whose age has 000 years. This nation -w id e crusade special classes are provided for been definitely determined are in The albatross has the greatest naw has over 7,000,000 South Dakota (U.S.) and Manito- w>ng expanse of the bird kingdom, 8 1 members. If yew w ant to bo (Canada) — 1700.000.000 years •*» wings measuring 10 to 17 feet help in this w ar an "Screw NEW FUMIGANT TRIED FOR old. from tip to tip. drivers" and "Screw|ays" In May, 1940. the War was cost- Most of the 15,000,000 ounces of TREATING NURSERY STOCK . . . and reduce the needless ing ling land $26,000.000 a day or Rold produced annually in South 40V» of her national income. War Africa are obtained by treating 35% of Stop-and-Go.../o«n Methyl bromide fumigation of is such an expense. the ore with cyanide (a poison), nursery stock to control willow eawf No obligation except Using homing pigeons to carry then precipitating and refining it. borer and satin moth is being tried common-sense driving and messages is an ancient practice— The most frequently misspelled by the entomology department at careful walking. was used in the days of Solomon, words In the business world are: Oregon State college in an at Ask Shell dealer far new The ancient Greeks (to whom the lose, principal, procedure, affect, tempt to assist the nursery indus art of training these birds prob- accommodate, supersede, occur- try to market its stock in areas free day-and-night emblem. ably came from the Persians) rence, adviser and benefited. having a quarantine against these sent the names of the winners of - - — ■ ---- — pests. the Olympic Games to their vari- TURKEY GRADERS’ SCHOOL Methyl bromide is a compara In .Lherua.r,i ■» HEATED. tively new fumigant which is com part of the 19th century the Dutch _______ ing into wider use for various government instituted a civil and I m iliin rv .v « te m o f o t o w o n . i n t « v . A turkpy graders' school will be fumigation purposes, says Dr. Don and Sinnatra Thév S X e to he,d in Ore8° n Tuesday and Wed- Q Mote, head of the entomology ‘ " n v t w ^ i X a e ? ? hiring t h e í e < £ n“ day C)ctober 15 an<1 16' at the department. It has the advantage of Paris m l 870 7^ and aeain m 2?*. warehouse of the Northwest of being non-inflammable and non- All Kinds of Building Materials. O K SUPPLY CO. Phone 100 FOOTBALL BROADCASTS The outstanding football attrac tions are offered gridiron fans on Saturday afternoon October 5. The Oregon State team, meeting USC in the Los Angeles Coliseum, faces the first major opponent of the 1940 season. The broadcast of this game will be heard locally over station KGW starting at 3:00 p.m. with Associated sportcaster Bill Mock recreating the action. The University of Oregon opens play in conference competition at Palo Alto, California, where Coach Tex Oliver’s boys meet the Stan ford University eleven. The Broad cast of this game will be heard locally over Station KALE with Associated sportcaster Doug Mon- tell at the microphone, starting at 2:15 p. m. Belgian Congo The territory of the Belgian Congo i» t J ut the size of the 15 southern s in the United States. Around the World new id,.a i« i»v starting at 9 a. m., Robert blocum. M hi,n KtO1?' C- marketing th. w o ^ 'sad ’ means ' h e í S ” OT “Pec*a,1,st' ,ha* the state " u .'ie h tv " It 1« X rU ed from fh l department of agriculture. Anelo^axsoVi word '^ed™ which AI1 persons who wish t0 Qualify m eans fu lT o r t ^ f o r e im ÍOr ,urk®y «radprs' ™rds should ulvm e w eiffht ,h f attend this school, as the state de- P ao ÍL m Y a . x- partment of agriculture certifies 40.000 Americans remain in Eu- graders from the list of those who rope lax of June, 1940». refusing do satisfactory work at this school, to heed warnings or leave. Won- the only one to held ¡n the state der why. thig fay fh e ostrich can . . kick with The will be ________ conducted . . such . . . . school ___________ _ by force that the blow has been USDA turkey grading expert. F. known to break a m ans leg. L McKittrick of Los Angeles. ________ B The frontiers of the desolate, once-dreaded wastes of Death Val Dog’s Eyes Valuable ley (California) have been shoved A sadiron ts so ca lled because shadow - boxing “S M t w M r - It you own a dog whose eyes show S S . ™ ____________ '!!> " « £ ______ the ,”d“y way of • 'ot oi white around the pupils, he — he feints danger. The conquest of this eerie n' ay be worth his weight in gold, ac- lam on your brakes, desert wilderness, so rich in pros- cording to Henry East, owner and wltn his right ne f in in g to make a ru s n i.. Screw- pector’s |orp and adventurous ac- trainer of Asta, most famous dog in Í „ q ? pedestrians—cause count8( makes Death Valley no the movies today. This is the rare s S . . d H v . r." A ; « « « h . , 2 % . " S ---------------------------- fom ia’s highway engineers has eyes are dark and beady from lid sheared the valley of the horrors to lid. Because those eyes are a UlVt on Stop*and-Go with 11 he,(1 for the hapless Jayhawker monotone of color, their movements party many of whooe members cannot be photographwl effectively tost their way and died of thirst in a baking inferno in 1849. Today, Defrosting the visitor may travel on good To defrost your mechanical re paved roads, from one end of the valley to the other, taking side frigerator quickly, turn the unit off, trips on good gravel roads. These empty the ice cubes out of the skirt ancient lava rims, serpen-1 trays, fill the trays with boiling wa tine around basalt cliffs, dodge ter and replace traya In the super- cinder cones, and wind around freezer. You are able to defrost In through weird mountains and salt about 29 to 35 minutes by using this marshes. One, the Lone Pine- method. Denth Valley highway, follows the old desert trail — once bedded Mercaptan Vilest down by prospectors’ burros, freight and emigrant teams, and| The vilest-smelling compound wild horses. Another, the Beatty kr.; wn to man is mercaptan, takes the traveler by the ■■ AÍ4IAF ^F(T HMNIST j QMP i Cutoff, famous $3,000,000 Spanish-Moorish {castle belonging to Death Valley mystery man of the val- r/M r i Scotty, ley, tucked In at the head of {Grapevine Pass in the Funeral jueA/tf M m ip Mountains. The side roads lead to mines and ranches; and there is a SHIU hotel de luxe at Stovepipe Wells. We have grass and field seed This valley contains more water for fall planting. I than the Mohave or other nearby M K * ¡deserts--If you know where to IM A U K A M ! look. There are gas stations and j restaurants along the main roads. The whole valley Is a scenic won derland, resplendent with the Phone 67 rainbow's colors. Elephants cannot jump; a seven Now Is The Time To Fertilize Your Lawn Beidler Seed and Feed Store Mississippi River The Mississippi river proper rises in the lake and swamp region of northern Minnesota. 1.472 feet above sea level, in Lake Hermando de Soto, Becker county. It empties into the Gulf of Mexico, the gulf having a mean elevation of 500 teet. DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE FIRST COLD SPELL BE FORE YOU THINK OF Bring ns your stove for re pairs. W e reline heaters and circulators of all descrip tions. Cottage Grove Foundry 326 South Tenth J gài 1941 LORD poisonous, tests a r e available which show even slight leakage from fumigation chambers. It is hoped to determine the results of these tests with nursery stock by about the middle of October, or in time for this season s shipping. FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT SETS RECORD OREGON STATE COLLEGE— Registration of new students dur- ing freshman week exceeded all previous records by about 10 per cent, and early enrollment of former students indicated a total student body somewhat larger than last year. Enrollment of now students reached 1622 compared I with 1471 last year. Of these 1346 were entering college for the first time and 276 were transfers from other institutions. The final fresh man class total last fall was 1504, i a figure certain to be exceeded this term, says E. B. Lemon, regis- VR A Y 47C See th e n e w De L uxe a n d Super De Luxe Ford cars fo r 19411 See if y o u can b eat th e m fo r s ty le p e r fo rm a n e e, c o m fo rt o n d e c o n o m y . A n d t ’ y a n d b e a t o u r d e a l1 Woodson Motors Phone 27 Cottage Grove, Oregon miracle cleanser for the teeth . NEW IN THE WAY IT CLEANS A DR. WEST PRODUCT Dr. West Nylon Tooth Brush—25c SPECIAL GILLETTE SHAVE CREAM AND 2 PKOS. BLADES ________ 49c 0 H 0 0 Z —FOR OAS, SOUR STOMACH ........................... .............. .. 10c SILK HOSIERY ....... 69c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25 SPECIAL PRICES 3, 25c TUBES LISTERINK TOOTH PASTE ...... ......................... 49c 1 PINT LIQUID W AY ............................ 39c ZEMACOL—FOR POISON OAK 47c 2, 23c TUBES PALMOLIVE EXTRON HAIR BRUSH .... ...... $1.00 BUBBLE BATH ............. 25c 25c DJERKISS TALC ......................... 15© 10 0Z. MAVIS TALC .u______________ 59c DELSEY TOILET T IS S U E .......... 3 for 25c Kelly’s Cut Ra te Drug Store
