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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1941)
TBirftSDâV. JVLY U). Ifril Chas. Cochran IFrifes to Leader in 1899 About Spanish-American War THE 3KNT1NKL LVTTAGEÜROVE. OREGON G a rd e n ia Queen Chooses Chevrolet v--- I PAGE THBB1 Saginaw Contest drawing to a close and the selection to be made on July 12, at which time the winner will !*■ a ano, I need at a huge hall that I IS expected to draw thousands from all jxirts of the west. The Whiskcrino. participated in by nil men of the iximmunity, has transformed Eugene into a typical Pioneer Days are living again early days town with beards of at Eugene with the entire com every size and shajx» being worn munity having donned old-fash by all men. The actual three-day ioned clothes of the early days celebration, climax of tht Oregon and all of Lane county the scene Trail Pageant, takes plftA* July of typical Oregon Trail pioneer 24, 25 and 26 with the world pageantry according to Harold It. famouse pioneer parade xChWgJro. Deal, manager of advertising and for July 25, at which time fully sales promotion of the Tide W ater 75.000 are expected to throng to Associated Oil company. Eugene fur this unique western and stage 'Traditions of the flays of the feature. W a g o n s Old Oregon Trail are being re coaches that crossed the plains in vived in keeping with the spirit early days will he rounded up of the idea of "See the Old West from all purts of Oregon to enter This Year” Deal stated. "The the parade. Oregon T ra il Pageant, a civic pro ject of the townsjx-ople ami mer KLAMATH MIIII'S OVER 1U.IMX1 chants of Eugene, reaches its CARS OF SI’l'D S . climax July 24 . 25 and 26 with the staging of the play "Deep Desire." Potato shipments from the K la This tri-ennial celebration truly math district for the 1940-41 sea offers Pacific Coast motorists a son August through June total real glimpse into the romantic ed 10.443 cars, according to W. L. past of the Oregon country” he ■Close, supervisor of the federal- added. state shipping point service. The Eugene has been swinging into total includes 608 carloads of 360 the spirit of the Oregon Trail sacks each purchased by the gov Pageant since early in June but ernment under the feed diversion high points of the celebration are program. just ahead. Interest is at fever heat right now with the Queen's Corona Portables The Sentinel. Pioneer Days to Be M r and Mrs. Roy Taplln and granddaughter. Annabelle Camp bell, of Cblumbia, CpHfore. former residents of this place, vis ited friends here over the ww end. M r and Mrs. Frank Chapman and children, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treadwell of ■ynx Hollow, spent the 4»h at Crater lake. The A rthur Reed family and Mr. and Mis. lx,well Benston and son sjx-nt Friday and Saturday up the south fork of the McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. lion Kraal and children visited relatives at Burns over the 4th. Rcta Holbrook of Eugene is xjx-nding the summer with Lenora Johnston. Mrs. Ora Smith ami son Delbert and Ethel Halverson visited rela tives in Washington over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and daughter Betty and Vaughn Ben son spent the 4th at O u te r lake. Norma and Carol Rand return- i ed home Sunday after s|x-nding seaeral weeks with an aunt at ç Lived Again July ; 24-26 at Eugene The fulluwlng letter by Churlr« Corti run on the .Spanixli-American wur life appeared In the ('ullage Grove lead er ut February 4, IH99. The paper I n the pnij8«rty Of the Rev. W V. McGee. Becauxe of Its particular Interest, we are repro ducing the letter: Curnp Near Pinar Del Rio, Cuba, Jan. 17, 18581 irenr Brother John: Your letter r e a c h e d me nt Havana. We left Hunlavllle Dec. 27th and embarked at ('harleaton, 8. ('., on the 29» h. arrived nt Hnvanu, Jan. 2, left there the 4th and ar rive«! here the «»me night at 12 o'clock. Jan. 5th we marched out here about 1 Mi mile« w<*at ot tlw- cUy uud pi tilled camp. The country surrounding ux In roiling i»nd the mountain range In only a few pillex to the north. There are pnlnix to be keen In •Very direction. Some of them nre rtx-oanbt pftbin 'rtiere 1« Iota of Tobacco, bulianas and oranges raised tlirotogh this aectidn. 'Die land la very rich and the country most beautiful. 1 understand that this In thr most beautiful part of (Aiba. but I have seen io or 12 funerals since J cutne tier«1 and haven t l»een In town hoi th *M or four times exispt when the band goes to play concerts, t h a t In twine a week It Is my opinion that »mu 11 j>ox is the cauke of most of flrvtha, as we have hern told that there is a number of msea here a » » , and I have noticed a number Of children who have treen vaccinated lately It Is re[>orted that Bonp- of the American sol diers in Havana huv» the same huve been good-bye Joe, There were two of the band boys nearly drowned when wc were within a few yards of ttw shore, being thrown out by the high waves anti there were two men drowned. Op the 1st of July the 1st Inft. supjiortod light Battery "E" 1st Artillery, which demolished the fort at El Caney There ls-lrig no return fire we passed thut day looking over the field irf battle and suw the charge on the fort which they trxik ulxait 4:30 p. m , then the artillery pulled up and we all joined the rest of the I roOfM near the town, which was captur ed soon Afterward TTils Division (2nd) then marched thiee or four miles down the road toward Sun Juun to where unothcr division of the army had been fighting that day and cftmjied The next morning tin- artillery und this Regiment .marched back over the same road past El Caney and around way <»f eight or ten miles aixl took a jxwitlon near El Paso fob about. ncxin to open fire on Roseburg. San Jaun, hut for some reason Mrs. Stark's daughter and fam they did not do sa The fort and ily arrived from Wyoming to Spanlsti trenches wen- taken thut spend several weeks here. ufternism und the Slumlords w ith The Levi Russell family and the drew into Santiago u mile or so Charles Russell family spent the to the west. There was no more week end at the coast. The Harley Williams family fighting until July 10 when we had Santiago surrounded and com took a trip along the coast over menced bombarding the city. Tlien the 4th. the 1st Inft wen* in some danger The I larry Vance family spent The tximhx were bursting ull P re tty M d rth s M ilr h e ll, Queen of the Gardenia F e s tiv a l.a t the famous the 4th with relatives at Camas Cypress p a rd rn s in F lo rid a, has just put her royal seal of approval on the around us, but only one man hurt. Swale. Chevrolet Convertible Cabriolet the outdoor car— by purchasing a new one The bombarding lasted till dark M r. ami .Mrs. Edward Krebser for her own use E ver wilting to oblige by (swing for the hundreds o f camera •m l the ncM day ft flag of truer- attended the midget auto races in fans who eonmder the G urdent a inecca for p icture-taking. Queen M a rth a can Eugene Friday evening. was raised and tlierc was no more ni.w resell location quickly and Hood herself w ith sunshine by rolling back the In July Rexall .Magazine Ann Baitdine tells in a double fighting. 1 sttxxl the m a r c h in g . v a ru u rn o iK ra tc d top at the touch of a dash hottoh. u . . sick „ . l ' ■ --------- - • - ■ — -----------— --------------------------- first rate and was not on . . Mie F I S H E R M E N I R G E I ) TO a ‘ iz * ■‘z A • * t . page display the Safe ami Sane way to defend American matnder." Young people's meeting disease. re|x»rt while in (»tin FSE CARDS. ut 7 o'clock. Prayer meeting each Beauty against the sun’s batteries— (let your copy FREE. Some of the Cubans, and 11 CHAS. COCHRAN. Thutsdny night. Another apjiofil to anglers to should judge from their ouhkxrr1 utilize catch rejxjrt cards and send appearance, a birge majority an* l'Ut» H N IW AT H A L F W A Y Christian Science Society, 242 in data on every fishing trip Ls Assembly of God, Atwood Fos very filthy and dirty. It Is no MARK. Sunday school. being made by the Oregon State Pure test Men—A Roxbury ter, |Wistor Sunday scluxil, 9:45; Second Street. wonder they die. Some of the morning worship. 11:00 a. m. 9:45. forenoon service, 11, subject Game Commission. ZINC STEARATE SUSPENSORY BANDAGE littfft pnltn h-ai huts have aa high SAN FRANCLSCU. California, The Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Scull of 'Sacrament.'' Evening service sec Charles A. Lockwood, assistant ut twenty urrupunta. rnoatty chil July R (Sphclal to The Sentlnrli relieves that dragged-out Relieves hot weather chaf dren from one to fifteen years The huge total of >7.500.000 was Arizona will have charge of the ond Wednesday of each month a t , supervisor in charge pf lake and 8:00 p. m The Bible. Christian ‘ feeling 40c $2.25 ing—only 25c stream survey and fish liberation, ok). I have seen bat very few rejx>rti*d Imlay as having m-en re services Sunday. July 13th nnd tiyys and men lie tween the age of ceived at natMnal heaikpiarters of 2Olh tn the absence Of the pastor Science literature and the w rit- J reports that 1941 returns of re fifteen and thirty They must all the United Service ( »rganlznlions who is attending the State As- ings of Mary Buker Eddy may bt port cards ts far in excess of last' serhbly of God ramp meeting and borrowed or purchased Indore or year, but even so. many fishermen I * awfty rWtb the Cuban army Corn Trouble? Get Get in the swim with with the pacihh const region uj>- are not using the cards. We are getting fixed pretty proximately at the half-way mark «•onvention held ut Bethel Gosjxd I «Her ’ he Wednesday service REXALL CORN SOLV'NT SEAL-TITE SWIM CAP comfortably fot ramp life ()ur In Its appeal for >1.250.000. The Park, 9 miles north ot Suicm. Mr. Lzx’kwood explains that the Wins "Universal” approv guaranteed results Sunday evening set'vice, 7:45; («■fits nre large enough for six national quota is $10,765.000, material sent in on the eftrds by prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:45; l'2-cz. 25c ' men to live In and Irftve ample al in Hollywood 35c-69c fishermen is of inestimable value Dividing Into areas, the Pacific Thursday, 7:45, the Rev. Scull Sergeant John Bennett. 7 t h Iin connection with the survey re- worn They are 14 by IB ft. and region figures were credited as «¡leaking. have 5 foot walls, altat a heavy mihtary police of Lus Angeles. T *'rts of four crews now in the follows: fly to that no rain Tin get California, is visiting at the home field. The cards may be obtained Use Protect your eyes! S<Hjthern California. $243.233; F irs t B a p tis t C h u rch . Ercile L. through and It oloo shades the northern Clatifornlu, >200.175; White, imstor Sunday schtxil at of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Porter. 1 in an> sporting goods store or GYPSY CREAM E Z I GOGGLES tent ami ma km it mokjr I under- Washington, >25.112; O r e g o n , 9 45. Mrs. W C. M artin. Supt. Jean Yearotts and friends spent from the Game Commission’s of 19c-$2.50 xtkrwt that there will tie a can fice in Portland, require no signa Instant ccoling relief for >23,760; ldnlio, >9.647; und Neva Morning A'orship. 11:00. Sermon Sunday at Umpqua Ixdieh. teen, beer hall. etc., running in a ture and are postpaid. sunburn 50c da. >3.570 Many communities in subject, "Rptnember the Snhhath Pclarcids $1.95 Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Vearous and short time, winch will please moat this and other areas have already Day to Ke,’p it Holy.” Evening daughter Marie spent the holiday Of the soldiers Iteer will only rest An ordinary draft gives you a | u is . m -<I their quota, while in other worship. R:dO. Sermon subject, week end at Crater lake and at i cold in the head. Cold In the feet Ifi cts per bottle or two for 29 centers the apjxutl has been ex Hugo where they visited Mrs. First Aid For deep rich tan "I>isy Religion.? cts. which I think Is very cheap is caused by an over draft. tended due to lateness in starting U .Y.P.U , 7:00 Prayer mi-eting, Yearous' parents. GYPSY TAN OIL REEL ROLL COTTON after, imjxirttng from the U S. the drive When these local drives M r. and .Mrs. Max Buffington The beer will be on Ice and we ¡are completed, (he national quota Thursday at 7 30. Sunday school Loganberry and blackberry ice GYPSY TAN CREAM 31 ft. pure white — long plchlc Saturday. July 12. Meet at and baby son spent the holidays alko-get Ice for out thinking wa- cream is delicious. T ry it for a undoubtedly w ill be Bile,I, VStJ tile ch u rch at fiber, Only ................... 29c 49c - 59c at Grants Pass visiting friends frt».- There i t an order out to the summer t r e a t . Gustafson's of leaders declared. t Children's World Crusade Tues- and relatives. effect thaj all soldiers here have course. 48-ltc-4i D u ts ta m lln g am ong reertit large day I n , in 2 to 4 Children up to to..drink filtered wkter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buffington gifts to the fund for soldier-sailor {h(, aK,, oj j . j ar , invited to come Thia is sujtjtosed to be the dry and son Tyke visited at the home soaonn of the yen, but there has recreation und morale building, t'o the church and participate in of Mr. Buffington's parants, Mr. byen several rams since we came. wax one ol >100,000 from Edward this meeting. und Mrs. W ill Buffington of Hugo. The dew falls so heavy of a night O. Robinson, noted film and radio Friday. Community Bible class meets in that ii b just as wet aa if it hod actor. 17ie big contribution was Aly ■ce Trunnell spent the holi showered. The wentlier here now announc’d during the greatest Hie Townsend hall every Sunday days in Portland with friends. show ever presented for such a niomlng at 9-45. Izad er, M r. Lau- ts nearly like June wenther at Wednesday visitors at the Fred home Vegetation is graen the cause in the Hollywood Bowl on hach. Everyone wekxFne. Special Harris home were Mr. and Mrs. invitation to the ladies. Sunday, June 28 This places the year round. The tobacco misers W alter Cram and family and • • » are bringing in their crops to actor in the top category of don Elaine Radford of Arcadia. Cali P R E SB YTER IA N C H U R tH . market now, by burro ¡rack trains ors. fornia; Mrs. Clara M iller of Port ( Rev. J Ted Burns. Pastor. Well John, you naked me to Orford and Evelyn Radford o f , Sunday School . 9:45 a. m. MACE ( O N F E R R IN O WITH write up my cumioiign experience. Florence. Evelyn and Elaine stay Worship 11:00 a. m. I M I ’I.OVF.KS. 1 would not try to give every Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m. ed for a two Weeks visit with their thing In detail, hut will give you Wednesday Bible study 7:00 p m. aunt, Mrs. Fred Harris. J. B Mnce, field representative a very brief account of myself Mrs. Harold Hammerickson ami All who desire to worship or and surroundings during thut per for the S t u t i > Unemployment three children returned to Red- J i Coin|>ensntion commission. Is in rest nre welcome here. iod. ding, California, accompanied by { This regiment was fortunate in the Eugene area this week to con Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams therl Catholic Church, F a t h e r An getting a good slop to come over fer with employers with regard to thony Gerace. Mass each Sun- parents) and son Alton Lee after „ „„ . , ,, an extended visit here with rela- ’ on. We were on the flagship, "Se- payruM reports where four o r , , • 9:30 «• m ,he four,h tives and friends. guranca," which tiad not more more workers are employed W ith' Sunday when the hour Is 8:.'«) than half the irtimlx’r that most ex|x»rience rating nnd other new M r. and M i’s. R. O. Yearous and , of the transports curried. There jiarts of the law going Into effect, ' a m. sons Gilbert and Everette spent fore we had plenty of nxrm and many Inquiries «re being made re-: Methodist Church. Corner Thursday at Odell lake, water. Some Of the ships run gnrdmg rate , and changM. Mr. 8 Harrison s t i l t s . Rev. Miss Jeanette Flora of Rose Hoffman, pastor. S.m- burg visited nt the home of Miss short of both food and water ns Mace will lx» in this district until | we were eight days on the trip. the latter jwirt of next week, mak day school, 9:45 a. m. Classes for Jean Yearous, Thursday. Then1 was soma little excitement ing headquarters nt the kx’al em all nges. Morning worship, 11:00 Mrs. Mads Overgaard enter in landing as we had to transfer ployment office on West Sixth a. m. A message of spiritual en tained Tui’sday for her son Jerry into Hfehoats about one mile from street. who celebrated his fifth birthday lightenment. shore. The wnves were tossing us Evehing services, 8:00 p. m. anniversary. "Tell me, papa," asker Johnnie, evangelistic message by pastor. W. T. Garoutte, Mrs. Emma agound like rtthlier halls, with thirty-two men to the txmt. Wc "What lx a consulting physicianT" Prayer meeting every Thursday at Kelly, Clinton and Bill Garoutte "He is a doctor who Is called in 8:00 p. m. nnd Belva and Thelma Garoutte were carrying about 40 pounds to tl»“ man and if the boftl had turn the last minute to share the A cordial invitation extended to picnicked at Cougar Bend, F ri ed over or a man fell out .it would all. The church with the warm day. Mrs. Nell Williams and Mrs. handshake. Mary Williams of Yoncalla spent • • • C H U R C H O F C H R IST. Gordon Monday nt the Murray Trunnell ' L. Hypes, Minister. Two weeks home. Bill Garoutte of Marshfield yet remain in the contest between And get this big satisfaction spent the holidays with his fath 1 the Bible school of the Roseburg along with your savings . . . I Christian titureh, nnd that of our er. W. T. Garoutte. Mr. and Mrs. the satisfaction of knowing Nelson Garoutte nnd family of own school. Roseburg is in (he McKenzie Bridge visited nt the that your Chevrolet brings you lend by fifty-two points. W ith interest as keen ns it has been, home of Nelsons father W. T. all the necessities and most of the tension should mount still Garoutte, Sunday, the luxuries of cars costing higher. We extend a cordial ihvi- M r, und Mrs. V. Sherman of hundreds of dollars more . . . tntion to all to help us in this Fugene and Mr. nnd Mrs Russ«»ll campaign I Sm i,h spent the 4th at the Merle the satisfaction of knowing that 1 '• Bible School, 9:45. Roy S. Porter home. your Chevrolet is the lead Hands. Supt Morning service, 11 ing car in popular d em an d - Loganberry nnd blackberry ice a. m., sermon, "The Question of cream is delicious. T ry it for a first again in '41 for the tenth Righteousness." Christian Endea time In the last eleven years! vor. 7:00 p. m. Evening service, summer t r e a t . Gustafson's of coursp. „ 48-ltc-4j 8:00 p. m. Sermon. "What Sayeth the Scripture?" • • • Methodist Church, Rev. W .A. RADIO RAY HAS THIS I Briggs, pastor. Sunday School nt TO SAY: 9:45, S. L. Mackin, Supt. Good The cost of service has gone classes nnd inspirational teachers. Morning worship, ll.(X ) o’clock, up today. It will be a dcllar sermon topic, "The Measuring for us to say, what the old Rod of the Gospel.” Evehing wor set needs to make It play. 112 North Ninth Street — Telephone 77 ship, 8:00 p. m. Sermon topic, "Making Music Out of Life’s Re- K E M ’S fo r D R U G S The Rexall Store BfflCHURCHES Latham fífíSTB fflW SE/TSfíW ST! E v e ry D a y — in E very H ay Save with a CHEVROLET In New Location ^■wun«l'ÄS Sf«E MW <w cis We are open for business in our new location at Jefferson and 10th Street We are prepared to serve you better in welding work of ail kinds, black- smithing and machine work. Gall and see us. OK Welding Shop B. M. Garnet, Prop. E Y E IT TEYII B L T /T . Cottage Grove Motor Co.
