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o f what the Sunday supplement
less than three months.
w rite rs say, there are s till only
five “ poison gasses" suitable fo r j
general use in w arfare, and they
were a ll known and used in the
firs t w orld war.
Three of them a iv w hat
s
known as "lu ng irrita n ts ," which
cause frenzied smx'zing, coughing,
anil the flo w o f tears, usually fo l
100 PERCENY COOPERATION FOR THE FAIR.
lowed by headaches and nausea,
even when bivathed in low con
The S outh Lane F a ir is one com m unity e n te rp rise th at has centrations.
grow n a little each y e a r. Even th e critics w ho say n o th in g
Two o f them are known ¡is
w o rth w h ile lias ev er been ¡»«•eoniplished by th e com m unity a d "vesicant” or bliste rin g agents,
m it as m uch, how ever re lu c ta n t. The fa ir has been tro u b le d w ith absorbed and dissolved in the ex-
About Poison
Gases
Cottole <8rove jSrntrnrl
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P ub l i s h | e
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T H E S E N T IN E L , (N U T AGE GRO V E, OREGON
First ,lap:uies<> E lected Seiialm
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E/tf S P !A P E R
-S 0¡C I A T I ON
th e sam e ailm ent th at has killed m any en terp rises. The jo b o f
p lan n in g and a rra n g in g an d w orking at the necessary detail»
d e ta ils
has fallen on th e should« rs of a fa ith fu l few. W ith 100 percent
coop eration front evervbodv int« rested, how m uch b e tte r could
it be?
T he fa ir, how ever, will never b. so good but th at it can be
m ade b e tte r, I t vival of th e Bohemia days such as was talk ed
of here a y e a r o r so ago m ight have been very effec tiv ely com
bined w ith the fa ir and both to e g th e r m ade into a real celeb ra
tion. The possibilities o f the com bination exist for 1942. A cton
w ould b rin g these possibilities into a realization.
I t 's not too early to s ta rt plan s now fo r a bigger, b e tte r
eelebrntion w ith this th o u g h t in m ind, th e jo b c a n ’t be done v ery
w ell by only a few individuals. It t a k i s u n ity of action to m ake
successful com m unity e n terp rises th e sam e as it tak es u n ity of
actio n to win w ars.
ter«)r as well a s jtm interior
jmii ts
o f the body. and w hich rouse in
flam m ation. burns and the des
tru ctio n of tissue.
O f the lung irrita n ts , chlorine
gas was firs t used by the G erm
S .in ji Abe U firs t A m e rtra n r il lie n ol Japan««« ton e-ary lu im - r ie t i n i
H a w a iia n senator, lie la shuwn w ith daughter, IS rrn irr, du rin g Loa
ans in the firs t w o rld w ar. I t is
Angeles visit.
sim ply the clement, chlorine, set
free by chemical reaction. It is a
heavy, greenish-yellow gas. and. P R E S E N T S I I I I . D I V T O N IG H T .
because it is not
very active
chem ically, is easy to protect
fla y Watson, w ith his cast of
against by heavy clothing anti Sacred D ram i Players, w ill pre
Deadline lo r ¡ill livestock en
proper gas masks. When breath
sent “ O u r M oth
ed. however, it has a very corro
e r’s
God", by tries at the Oregon state fa ir is
Saturday, August 23. Tite fu ‘r
sive effect on the nose and throat.
Manford Evans, opens
at Salem September 1 for
Phosgene gas. another lung i r r i
a th re e
net
a seven-day run.
tant, is much more poisonous. It
dram a s e r m o n
Stqbhy. th«- dog in the "Person
affects the lungs ra th e r than the
which takes one
a
lity
P a ir" th a t comes to th<> O re
upper respiratory tra c t, and. if
WHAT PRICE FREEDOM?
to the snow-cap
gon state fa ir n t Salem Septem
breathed continually fo r a period
ped mountains ot
ber 1-7, w ill report to 20th Cen
Alaskan ami gold
The w a r has not solved the unem ploym ent problem fo r the o f time, can have extrem ely seri
tu ry Fox studios sh ortly a fte r
m ining regions of
a v e rag e sm all A m erican com m unity. I p to now. dem ands of th e ous results. Phosgene, w hich is a
close o f the fa ir.
«im pound o f chlorine, carbon and
that d is tric t, at
defense p rogram have create«! a sca rcity , w hich is m ore o r less oxygen, has an odor s im ila r to
Remember Monkey Island nt
th e
M ethiulist
the state fa ir? F or the firs t tim e
a rtific ia l a n d th e sca rcity in tu rn has s ta rte d an u p w a rd sp iral green corn, when it is present in
Ray W at-on
c h u r c h tonight
o f prices, w hich w ill e v e n tu a lly affect not only th e general p u b small amounts, and of ensilage (Thursday* August 21st at 8:00 in eight o r nine years, a w a te r
concession w ill he found on tIn
lic but th e sm all business m an a n d sm all m a n u fa c tu re r, who when it is concentrated.
o'clock. I t is said to be intensely
c a n ’t sw ing a defense co n tract.
C hloropicrin, the th ird lung ir- interesting, h ighly dram atic, and state fairgrounds when the Hi uh
The A m erican fed eratio n of lab o r has w arn ed th a t 2.000.000 ita n t, is more persistent but less deeply sp iritua l, i t was presented fa ir o|»-ns at Salem ta b o r day.
I t ' l l In- fo r the kiddies!
nu n face unem ploym ent in th e next six ty «lays a n d urges them poisonous than phosgene. It is to large audiences in Eugene and
C hildren 12 years old anil under
prepare«!
from
much
the
same
S
pringfield
recently.
Preceding
to seek em ploym ent w ith concerns having defense co n tracts.
w ill he adm itted fi«> to the ( Ire-
elements,
except
th
a
t
it
includes
the
drama
the
Watson
fa
m
ily
w
ill
But th ere a re m erch an ts in every com m unity whose livelihood
much like give a musical program , featuring gon state fa ir « very day during
depends on g ettin g m erchandise fo r civilian n< id s and selling nitrogen, and it looks Is
slig h tly vio lin duets and vocal numbers. the fu ll week's exposition.
w ater, except th a t it
th is m erchandise on tim e paym ent plan. If th e m erchandise is oily.
The Oregon Fctlerntion o f M us
The public is invited and admis
ic clubs w ill give a free conc-ut
not av ailable and the m erchant c a n ’t sell w hat is av ailab le on a
C hloropicrin, w h i c h
has a sion is free.
daily In the theatre at the Oregon
reaso n ab le paym ent plan w hat is th e sm all m erch an t anil m a n u sweetish odor a little like fly pa
state fa ir, slated September 1-7.
f a c tu r e r to d o t
per. u sua lly causes acute nausea
inclusive, at Salem. Free in s tru c
—T h is is w hat th o u san d s to d ay are asking, b u t th ey have not and vo m iting along w ith lung ir
tive and e n te ita in in g movie-, w ill
rita
tio
n
.
fo w ta an an sw e r from W ashington an d from an a d m in istra tio n
be off«-risl each day in this thea
The vesicant agents, the effect
th a t insists defense m ateria ls m ust have p rio rity over civilian
tre, found upstairs in the a g ric u l
of
which
is
not
experienced
solely
neptfs, re g ard less of th e cost.
The s o ftb a ll season ended o ffi tu ra l pavilion.
when
inhaled,
include
the
famous
V nless som ething is done and th a t soon, we doubt if se c u ri
Folks who spend a day nt the
c ia lly Monday night w ith a double
m ustard gas o f the last w ar. and
ty from invasion will outw eigh the p rospects of b a n k ru p tc y .
80th Oregon state fa ir are w e l
lewisite, a compound firs t pre header betwi-cn Drain, w inner of
come to briru; th e ir lunches and
pared in 1917 by C aptain W . the firs t h a lf of the season, and
spread It under the trees in the
Q
u
a
lity
M
arket,
w
inner
o
f
the
sec
LETTING A GOOD CAUSE DIE.
Lewis o f the Am erican chemical
ond h a lf o f the season. Q u ality several groves on t h e main
w arfa re service.
M arket took both games o f the groumls.
I f we u n d e rsta n d th e situ atio n co rrec tly , th e O regon P acific
M ustard gas. which Is prepared double b ill Monday evening. 13 to
Red IhLst, the most e n te rta in
H ig h w ay association as an association is d y in g a n a tu ra l d e a th fro m carbon, hydrogen, sulphur 1 and 5 to 3 a fte r D ra in won the ing «log o f a ll tim es and who ha-
a n d w ill soon pass o ut o f th e p ie tu re . unl«-s.s e ffo r ts to in je c t new and chlorine, usually attacks the
Knrnf> y n ft;, v n ig h t 9 to 5 appeared before Presklent Roose.
l i f ^ in fo th e association a rc m ade s h o rtly . A f t e r the p resent ses-{ whole bronchial system and fre - r ,)(. Sl,.1M)n was fin is h ,,M o n d a y vi-lt in a request performance at
siitft o f n a tio n a l congress, and p o ssib ly before, th e a s s o c ia tio n ' flu en tly results in bronchial pneu-
, hat th|I w inner could meet the W ashington. D. C., w i ll lie one of
w i l l lie an associatio n in nam e o n ly w ith a s a la rie d m a n a g e r n n ! m onia o r sccondard bronchitis. o j amonfj
, Pain in ,|,e d is tric t
tnllrni>v at
nt Eugene
Fl!won„ ,as, n i.,h(
lo n g er in existence.
. Because
.
.. it is
. not s tric tly j a gas. tourney
lly a heavy, o ily liq u id w .th • Tbp Q,la lity M a rk e l, on„ o i lhc
The th in g is th a t if the association was needed at th e tim e a but m rea
ustard-like odor, it is one of most consistent teams o f the
f ita inception, the sam e m e d e xists to d a y .
the most persistent as w ell as one league, has won the league cham
of the most poisonous o f a ll gas«?s. pionship fo r the second consecu
Grove. Higgins is ready to build a
Lewisite, too, is a pow erful i r
m etallurgical m ill in th a t d is tric t rita n t e ithe r externa lly o r in te rn tive year and yesterday En-d A n
if conditions ju s tify ; he testified ally. I t has a fa in t, unpleasant derson, team sponsor, said his
he had expended $150,000 in de odor vaguely sim ila r to geran team was headed fo r the state
velopment w o rk there. T am w on iums, and when breathed causi>s tourney at Oregon C ity, August
dering w hether it w ill pay me to a disagreeable sensation in the 21th and would l>e there fig h tin g
develop the veins th a t run high nose and th ro at, and o fte n violent fo r top honors. He was m n fid e n t
An interesting a rticle on zinc
in zinc; whenever a m ining man sneezing, accompanied by nervous th a t the team would take D ia
m im ng in the Bohemias and its
mond A in the d is tric t tourney
__ „
. „ . .
, . ..
’’ runs into zincy ores his develop-
problems is <?ontained in the cur- „
. . .. »
, depression.
played a t Eugene \Vcdnesday
m ent in th a t direction stops and
O ther gases, though they may
re n t, Oregon Voter. The occasion
he hunts fo r ore w ith other values exist, are e ithe r too ‘ expensive, night.
was the testim ony o f John C. Hig-
Sum m ary of M onday's games:
in it.’ N ixon testified th a t in the too dangerous to the handlers, o r
gins o f Higgins and Hinsdale o r , . ,
..
„ .
.
R II E
u
j «7 ».
°*d days in the Bohemia d is tric t to unstable chem ically fo r use in F irs t game:
the H. and H. Mines.
Q u a lity M arket
13 10 1
many o f the mines were obliged w artim e.
The story:
D ra in
1
5 6
to close down because they ran
“ John C. Higgins at Senator into zinc. The fre ig h t rate on zinc
S«?cond game:
S P EC IA L.
Holman's hearing clarified an <xx>- concentrates from
Q u a lity M arket ............. 5
7 2
Bohemia dis
nomic problem faced by compel- tr ic t to the sm elter at A m a rillo Is
in
3
7 3
The Texas singer. Rev. G. E.
F re e G a m e A s F a ir F e a tu re .
yent capital available fo r m ining $13.20 a ton; there is a possibility
A free gam«- w d i 1 m - playixl F ri-
strategic minerals in Oregon. Zinc ¡t may be cut to $12: but a rat«- W rig h t, from the Church o f God
made “ to
a day evening at K e lly field fo r the
is not yet listed as ‘strategic,’ o f ' $2
— a ton could be ____
— at . Gro»ebeck, , Texas, w ill hokl
.
testified Oregon geological direc- Portland; if a sm elter could be short senes of meetings beginning c ity championship tx-tween fwo
to r, E a rl Nixon, but now is elassi- established on the Columbia R iver. Thurw lay, August 21st at 7:30 leading c ity teams. Q u a lity M ar
I hn J 3 s critica l. In the West it is the saving would tx* S10 a ton o r
the
izarcnc church at ket and Knickerbocker's. The
generally a by-product o f gold. the equivalent o f 1 cent a pound 11th and Adams. Everyone is cor- game w ill be free f«»r the benefit
o f the fa ir visitors and w ill lie
silve r and copper m ining: an ‘un- on ,h e zinc in each ton o f con- dia,1y invite d to attend,
played im m efliately follow ing the
welrome child in the ore body’ as centrâtes, there being about 1,000
one witness put it ; such is the pounds o f zinc in each 2,000 his constructive interest in m in- picnic at ihe park.
case in a m ining development un- pounds o f concentrates. This sav- ¡ng development ; Oregon is to be
dertaken by Higgins in Oregon's j ng of one cent a pound would a gainer fro m his re tu rn to our
Ice cream in a ll popular flavors
Bohemia d is tric t back o f Cottage make zinc m arketable to the s,a,e as his m ajor fie ld of opera fo r the F a ir days. Gustafson's of
Higgins mine; the zinc is w orth tions.”
course.
2-ltc-41
i only a little more than a cent a
pound in the concentrates as they
would be produced a t the m ill;
perhaps a cent and a q u a rte r o r a
cent and a half, Higgins testified.
I f this cent was paid out in the
added cost of fre ig h t to A m a rillo ,
at Thrift-Wise, the store that brought and maintains cut-
it would eat up a ll o r nearly all
rate
prices for you. You can always save by seeing us first.
o f the value of the zinc concen
trates at the m ill, leaving little o r
nothing to cover the cost o f m in
ing, m illing , hauling and loading.
Obviously, Higgins could not a f
ford to mine the zinc veins i f in
addition to one cent cost of pro
duction he had to pay <an<‘ cent in
added freig ht fo r zine w o rth only-
one cent o r little more than one
cent. The a v a ila b ility of a zinc
sm elter on the Columbia River
Comfort in action as well as
would mean the difference w heth
at ease! Run resist and rib
er the zincy veins were mined or
knit rayon styles or tricot'
not m ined; if not mined, the na
knits that fit smoothly With
tional defense fails to get the
out binding.
c ritic a l m aterial, and Oregon loses
by fa ilu re to mine e ithe r the zinc,
RAN TIES
the gold, th e silver o r the copper
in those zincy veins. There arc
taxes which also would be a de
term ining fa cto r as to whether
mines are operated o r not oper
ated; we m erely emphasize the!
economic fa cto r o f distance to a
$3.9«
25c.
sm elter as a ffe clin g fre ig h t costs.
F a lc o n
T fxith
Higgins grew up in Oregon, a t
Fame ran
l l r i i ’Jics
tained national distinction in ihe
praettae of law in New York, and)
GOOD VALUES
iqxin re tirin g from that, practice
T h e O nly
applied him self and his capital toj
State Fair Briefs
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. tttTurar w n ra s n a w ¡anörtflflBitftra*
I W W W W W W W W W *
F it si Bai disi ('h u lc h . L id ie !..
pastor Sunday s i I iimi I at
9:45. Mi V VV. C. M a r 1 I n. Stipi
Morning wot ship. 11 i to. sermon
subject. "M an's Place In the Unt-
verse.”
Evening Wimship, 8:00
Hermon sul>|eet, "The 1)ay of Thy
V l-.it.ition " B Y B U. at 7 o’eliu k.
s ilay «•««••
B tiiy c r meeting T h in 1
nltig nt 7:30. t'h ih h i ■it’s Win Id
Crusade , Tuesday from 2 to 4.
«’h iltir e tt Up to the age of 14 are
Invited to come to the church and
participate in this meeting.
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C h ris ti in Science S ix ie ty , 242
Se< aid Street. * Sunday -clieol,
9:45; forenoon service, 11. subject
"M in d ." Evening se niee second
\\ 'i-i. . ■ i\ ol i i h i,le n til .il S-IMl
n in. The Bilik*. C hristian Science
lite ra tu re and the w ritin g s of
M ary lin k e r Edtly may Is- borrow-
I'd o r purcbiiseil before or a fte r
the Wedne day servli'e.
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P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH.
Rev. J. Ted Bums. Pastor.
Sunday School
9:45
a. m.
W orship
11 ;00 a, m.
C h r is tia n Endeavor
7:<M> p. m.
Wednesday Bible study 7:00 p. ni.
A ll who desire to w o rs h ip o r
rest are welcome hero.
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C atholic Church, E i t h e r An
thony (¡«-race.
Mass each Sun
day at 8:30 n. in.
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M E T H O D IS T CHURCH.
Rev. W. A. Briggs, Pastor.
Church school
9:45 a. m.
Good classes and inspirational
teachers.
11.00 a. ni.
M orning worship
Subject, "D ynam ic R e lig io n ."
Epw orth In-ague
7:00 p. m.
8 ut) p. m.
Evening worship
Subject, "Religious Surprises."
P la yer m e e lin '-jrn d Bible study
Thursday evening
8:00 p. m.
the stars on “ Funzapnppln," the
big n ig h tly variety show at ( li-
• »regon stale fa ir in Salem îep-
tom ber 1 through 7.
Radio Ray
1 las T h is to Say:
Howdy F o lk s: It look« like
we an- on the rig h t tra c k lo
get reitib-rs for o u r a«lvi-r-
Using. Si verni folks eutiie in
alni m en tioiieil tin- opening
(-oltuni).
O lle
good
e lls lo t in I
jo k e
td l'c t- C ii
Io
Ils
ose ' b i
T h a t's the kind
vv rite-ups.
o o p e rn tio ii
of
ate.
vve a p p ic c i
He Raid that politicid
plumi didn't grow front
seeds, they had to do a
little grafting.
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•
W i l l , l l i u t ’s bis idea, not
n ecessarily ours. W e vi i ll In-
g la d lo us«* shell nhservn*
Horta of any of you fnlkA
vv Ini'll giv i us u band.
•
T h e r e ’ s o tn -
w r ite
about
•
•
lllf llg
w ith
vve
e illl
p le a s u r e
and t b a l ’s o u r t ’roxley lie-
1 rigi i n l o r . W e 'd like t o h a v e
you try one.
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O r w ould you r a th e r lair-
row an ice cake from d u r
Com m unist Kussian Bal* in
S ib eria 1
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Softball Highlights
M»re than 7.0O0.MH) hunting
tvalt-s were taken out in 1039.
FALL TERM OPENS TUESDAY,
SEPTEM BER 2
New t ’mi’3 call for new ways and
»
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
is reco':nize:l as a school that keeps abreast of the timaa.
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