TU I USD.W ,, Al A RC II J 9. 1942 _
THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GRAVÉ. OKF/JON
PAGE TÎIREE
Mrs. Crow Member
Lost W'agon Train
LIÖN ROARS
A» Echoed l'rom Cot tug** Grove Union H uh Scht.ol
Sunday evening dinner guests of
the Lee Nixons were tho Harold
W olfard fa m ily o f Cottage Grove,
■ ■ i i ■ ■ p
and the
Hansen fa m ily of P o rt
(F io m observations and impres land. the la tte r rem aining over
sions by The Journal Man in Ore night.
gon Jo urna l).
The Pete Hngdahl fa m ily o f Eu
One of fTrcgon's w ell known gene hae moved into the Max
pioneers was Mrs. M »r*h,i Grow Sears house, recently vacated by
of Cottage Grove, » member of M r. and Mrs. M onett.
the "lost Wa»;on Train, ' which
M s.
Lawrence
Brown
was
erosaeil Hie Canc.irlex by the M r- hostras March 11 to the Social
Kenzie Pass route. Mrs. Crow Neighbors club. Visitors present
was leas than ‘ wo year* old when were Mrs. McDonald. Mrs. D iu
she crooned the plains, in a wagon H arding o f Corvallis. Miss Huldah
tra in of which E lija h E llio tt '.us Rose. Mrs. Lev Van Schoiack, Mrs
captain. H er parent i, Mr. ai.d fhive H ite and son Francis. The
Mrs. Cyrus L a n d iv th , w i . V ir club w ill be guests o f Mrs. Ron
ginians Th>*y moved to M issouri, ald Gray in Cottage Grove on
und in 1853 started by ox team fo r Wednesday, March 25.
the W illam ette valley. In August.
M arie Hansen. O.S.C. student,
1953, w hile camped on he M tl- spent the week end at the home
heur rive r, they m et A. J. Babb, of her parents, M r. and Mrs. R
who volunteered ,o guide the tra in Hansen.
to I he W illarnet* • va lley n w d i
Beryl Davidson has employment
re ctly than by the Old Oregon w ith the telephone company in
T ra il, a route ,ha, would save Tacoma, Washington.
3<X, mil«** or more of hard travel.
Mrs. Ted Glasgow and daughter
The tru in divider), some refusing L o ttie made a trip to F o rt Canby
to quit the Old Oregon T ra il.
over the week end to v is it w ith
On August 16 Babb, w ith 20 th e ir son and brother.
wagons, left the m ain tra in and
Mrs. John R talder entertained
headed fo r Eugene City. Among at dinner Wednesday evening,
those w ith
Babb were Cyrus honoring her husband on his b ir th
Landreth, his w ife and six c h il day anniversary Guests were M r.
dren, and F ra n k Denning. John and Mrs. Boyd W a lke r and c h il
C arter, Ben McClure, Jim M olloy dren George and Elva Jeanne of
and oth»Ts. A fte r a week’s travel, W alker.
Babb grew fe a rfu l that the In
Mrs. Elm er Watson and son of
dians m ight a tta ck them, so he H erm iston visited Thursday and
turned back to take the well-es- I rid ay w ith M ay Watson at the
tabhxhed route.
M alcolm H orn home.
Thom* who had taken his ad
Bennie Dave H ite ar.d Ronald
vice to tr y the shorter way re H athaway are down w ith measles
fused to tu rn back and decided to and Mrs. Claude Davidson has the
press on. A fte r a few days they influenza.
decided that they were lost. They
M r. and Mrs. John S talder of
traveled "b y the lay of the coun C ottage Grove were Sunday d in
tr y ." Grass became scarce. The ner guests o f the la tte r's uncle
lava rock made the oxen’s feet and aunt, M r. and Mrs. John
sore and lame. A , times they had Stalder.
to make "d ry camps." "They ran
Mrs. Joe C rick and Mrs. Oscar
out of provisions and salt. 1 ney
Flaten helped Mrs. Lex- Van Scho
had to k ill some o f th e ir oxen and
iack transport the pupils to Cot
eat the meat w ith o u t salt. When
they fin a lly ’ reached the head tage Grove Monday afternoon fo r
the d is tric t 4-H club ra lly.
w aters o f the M 'Kenz.ie
they
M r. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson
found they would have ,o cut a
road through heavy tim ber. Six and th e ir house guest. Mrs. Lou
men volunteered to press on to H arding, spent F rid a y in Eugene.
Eugene on foot and get help. Four
o f the six grew so weak that they H ERE’S AN EXAM PLE OF HOW
RUMORS ARE SPR EAD .
turned back. Ben M cClure and
Job Denning, eating raw frogs and
O X N A R D , C alifornia.
It was
snails and berries, followed the
McKenzie to Eugene, where they windy. A little w h irlw in d sucled
found th a t the tra in they had left bits o f a C alifornia-printed Jap
on the M alheur had already a r anese language newspaper in to the
a ir and dropped them in the y a id
rived.
of a resident in South Oxnard.
• A rescue p a rty was organized.
The man ran to police head-
They cut roads and ta king ample quarters. Capt. Ivan I H;.*vra of
provisions fo r the w ell-nigh sta rv- the a-m y a ir w rp s was n o llfie d .
mg people o f the
Lost Wagon W h ile he was investigating the
T ra in .' they found them and es- n im o i -m^n'-era got > i •
to tte d them to Eugene, a rriv in g , ho rt tim e the incident had been
on October 1.
blown to the point where Japanese
The Landreths traveled on to pilots had dropped leaflets on Ox-
Spencer creek. The next year nard.
Landreth took a claim on Coyote
Every tim e a plane flew over
creek, not fa r from Lorane. In residents craned th e ir necks, ex
1859 they moved to Coos county. pecting leaflets that didn’t fa ll
M artha Lundreth m arried H ardy C iv ilia n a irc ra ft observation posts
Crow o f Lorane in 1871. She had were manned.
four children.
W ell, there w eren't any Jap
S. B. C athcart, pioneer resi- planes and there w eren't any leaf-
dent o f Coos county, a brother-in-
Just an example o f the way
law o f Mrs. Crow, was a member w a r rum ors d rift w ith the wind.
o f the “ Lost Wagon T ra in ." His
w ife was born in Oregon T e rrito ry .
T ry our Pecan Kruneh ice cream.
Mrs. C row joined the M ethodist Gustafson’s, of course. 3 2-ltc-5i
church nearly 60 years ago.
Tu Enroll Ntmlent».
son and Bob M issly were announc
W a lte r Krtkxun, re g is tra r of ed Monday as the three student
W lfla in ctli* U nlve np ty, visited our speakers selected from tbu senior
li lull school Wednesday m oinm g class to repn-kent the class of
to Interview xcnlnrs Intercutc<1 In "42 ‘ in rom m eni’einent exercises.
fit tending Unit n> •mol next year. ¡These three members were chosen
Also li. E llsw orth I hu rls visited fio m ten boys and ten g irls se
hiVi' Ih l* Week l.e was from For- lected hy the class In th e ir m eet
esl Grove nod Interviewed stu ing Mareh 12. Ib e fin al selections
dents wethlng »< attend the Pa were made by Miss Kcm , Miss
c ific U niversity ne-.t year.
Tom linson and M r, F e n in ,
Fahey W ork Elug.
i.iigene f it in Assembly Program
The fancy w ork club la m aking
Eugene lagb school presented
the new service flag under the d i an cxcluuge assembly before the
rectio n of Miss Inglis. The flag student In«ly here March I.,, H er
w ill be put a* lh.> fro n t entrance man Burke, Eugene high student
npiHwiitf |he Am erican flag. Miss body president, t<s,k charge of the
In g lis Halil she ho,.cd Io have It program
Barbara Ilarr. g ir l,
finish«*) by Open House date.
league president, Luhnu
Hollis,
Forest Nervier Presents Program. student Isaty secretary and O rin
The asaembly Tuesday ulternoon W eir, a ll of Eugene high, were
was presented u> the forest ser Intnxluced to the student Issly
vlet* fo r the purpose of Impress The program was in the form of
ing u|sm the students the need nn amateur hour w ith < >rln W eir
fo r th e ir help in preventing forest and Herm an Burke as announcers
fires. Ite u u tlfu l stills were shown and Bob Bayne as sponsor. The
W H E N P ER H BIN G HONORED M a rA R T IH It 23 YEARS AGO—
of the native trees, animals, und program
consist! d of a cornel
Thia picture, made on a blustery March day in Remagen, Rhenish
birds of Oregon In addition, a solo by Eugene Hebard; a H aw aii
Prussia, shows the commander o f the A. E. F. p inning the Dis
movie showing the m anufacture an dance by M ary Campbell; a
tinguished Servire Medal on General Douglas M a cA rth u r th in < m-
of plywood was shown
bus» solo by M ike Miles, a saw
m anding the K ith Brignde, 42ml D ivision. The photo is from the
NehiMtl Briefs.
dance by June Powell; vocal solo
W orld W ur files of tho U, 8. Signal Corps.
H arold Wicks, sta r pluyer fo r by D orns Hoi Ian; tw o Mings by
I his was General M a c A rth u r’s second decoration. Be was awarded
the Ijo ns. pievlous to the last two ii boys' trio, E n d
I »avis, O lin
the
Distinguished Service < ro s fo r g a lla n try in action In March,
basketball games, returned to W e ir uml Bob Payne; tw o num
1918. Hu also wears the S ilver S ta r Medal w ith six oak le a f cluster*
sch'stl Monday a fte r an absence ber* by Eugeni* high's brass band
A b ill is pending in Congress to aw ard him the Medal o f Honor.
of three weeks because of the w ith B e tty Nyegaard. B ill Reeves,
mumps.
Dick
M cCIm tlc, J a r k
C lark,
I'st riot I«' Pageant Friday.
K e ith Parks und Eugeni* Hebard
The class of 19-12 p r e s e n t s plsym g. Leland llu lf , E verett F u l
“'Am erica We Are Heady” Friday ton and M is. Powell were accom
afternoon at assembly hour. The panists.
pluy, a p a trio tic pageant, w ill Is-
To C onqiete In III,I R elays.
given in fo ur scenes N um lier one
Die Lions w ill I m > represented
Is a glimpse of Washington's age. by Leo Krattse, Tom Joni’s, Neil
nun,1 s t tw o o f Abraham Lincoln's Hammond and John Si-ugoe, or
age. number three, w orld w ar No R ichard Laird, in the H ill Relays
1. and num ls-r fo p r the present Io be held March 27, in Portland.
day war. The scrip, Is original, by Lee Krause w in enter the half
Faye Nlxon, Tom m y Jones and mile, Tom Jones the three-quar
ls a ig Johnson. The Introduction te r mile. Nell Hammond the 290
w ill Is- given by Bob Grewelle The yards anil c ith e r John Scngoe or
seniors then w ill give th e ir pledge K ictw rd l-n lrd the 440 yard.
to the defense of America. The
.Senior (day.
assembly w ill pledge allegiance Io
The senior play this year w ill be
the flag Theme music w ill Is- fu r "N ew F ires" by Charles Burdette.
nished by Ork'Ba M a rtin on the I he jila y w ill tie ptesented May
piano and Perrion H ocker on the Day evening. There are fifte e n
harmonica. L ig h tin g effects and characters taking par, and every’
stage management
by Richard one is a real true to life person. I,
lulled anil Alan Reed;
typists, will appeal to a ll IjrcaUsc I, deals
M axine H unter. Zelma Greenlee w ith people lik e us. There are
and Austin P ilche r, programs by good comedy scene*. Inn also a
Juanita Peters
Several quota though, behind it w hleti make« it
tions are taken from the "B allad w orth w h ile. The tryou ts are be
o f Am erica" by John Latourbe ing held this week
Cast of characters: Uncle Sam,
Freshmen Lend.
TOUGH ON TIRE THIEVES it tMt new Vonti.ic wh I lock »Meh is new
n arra to r. Tom m y Jones; Goddess
Tin* fr e d im in are s till in the
available. The lock nun replace the rrrutar wheel nut* «n't ran only b- removed
of L ib e rty, Adele Bostick. Betsy lend In defense stamp purchases
by • tpceint wrench whtcb fit» only that particular tet of leek nut«. Pictured
Russ. A rie tta
Roberts;
M inute w ith $161.25 w orth bought. Sen
it n F m 'rif f mt w'ir I wit), two lock nut» holding a steel »trap over the
men, C layton Smith, M ervin Eng iors are second w ith $142 70. The
wheel h i,! I h nut i* t - ern, - that it r innot b- ri m , 4 by j i: rt or •
Kt i,Ison wrench. In t rt is a lock nut and the special wrench bead.
land, Claude Lebow; messengers, juniors and sopltomorek. $110 40
Lao Easterling, Gaylord C o llie r; und $34 00 lespectively Last w< i-k
! A fa cto ry approved a n ti-tire de
negro mammy, M ary T re n t; Old tlie freshmen Imught $29 50 w orth
The cast fo r the radio play. vice known as the Pontiac T he ft
Black Joe, m il M o rris; lady In Sophomores $585, juniors $11.40 "Oh -Say Can You Sing" which is la-1errent Wheel Lock now is
blue. B e tty B radford; vcrice from and seniors $151)5. The to ta l sales being ja il on hy the freshm an available,
according
to D. U.
20,0 years ago. Bob Grewelle; fo r the school Is $448.35.
dram atics club, has been chosen B a th rick, general salesmanugcr o f
soldier. World w ar I. Doug John
as follow s: R utli McCall, Lburcene Pontiac M otor Division.
<«. A. A. Hupper.
son; sailor, woi Id w a r I. B rian
Reasonably priced, it m ay be
Hey, 1 route Ann. th ro w a sand Milk-r, Eileen Harpole, Evelyn
S troup; m arine (plays "T a p s"),
Vincent and Robert Moore.
obtained tlitxaigh
any Pontiac
w
ich
down
here;
W
ho
marie
this
Bob Moody; Red Cross nurse,
dealer and also fits Oldsmobile
salad? Where's the beans?
w orld w ar I. Faye N ixon; quartet
These were some of tlw rem arks I IS IIIM ; G ENERALLY 1*001! and Cadillac cars.
"M y Buddy,"
Ahk-n
G aroutte,
I, consists of six
lock
nuts
heard
at
D m * G. A A sup|s*r OVER s r A I E SAYS REPORT.
H arold Bander, Bob Grewelle,
w hich rpplace regular wheel nuts
March
12.
D
uring
Die
day
in
itia
L yle Gatnet; solo, "Rose of No
Benton co un ty; The tun of on the fro n t and rear wheels. On
tion fo r nine girls Into the G. A A.
M an’s Lund,"
M a rjo ry
E a rl;
steelheads is apparently over, ax each fro n t wheel tw o lock nuts
was
held.
They
were;
Rita
and
ghosts,
Ruby
Baers,
Lucille
no fish huve been taken from the hold a steel trap included in the
Abccnc, Doris W h itlock. B e tty Reta Shields, Iktrlena* and H etty Alsea river lately.
device o v e r the wheel hub. On
Jean
Barries.
Ba
A
m r a
Russell,
Fisher, M axine
H unter, Zelma
Ookanflia county: A igling
each o f the rear wheels w hich arc
R uth M cCall. La Verne Stroup,
Greenlee, Helen Wells, Ix iro th y
poor in this area generally, a l fastened to the axle only ora* lock
M ildred Fisher and V irg in ia Gur-
MOTORISTS A SSU R E D OF
Sufley. W in ifre d Makinsun, Don linghnuse.
though some fish are reported nu, is needed Each nu, is tapered
EMERGENCY
ROAD SER VK E
na C lark. Earnestine Heaton;
taken on Columbia rive r. T I k * sal nnd hardened so ,ha, it cannot
AAA SAYS
"P rin t and ( o r d ” Day.
newsboy, John Nengoe; headline
mon run has been light w ith m ote be gripped and turned by pliers
It's utmost tim e to get your fwb expected Mipn Steelhead angl
reporters. Bob Moody, Bob Grew-
or. a S tiilson wrench.
M otorists faced w rth possible
ejjip, Doug Johnson. M r. C hurchill, p rin t dress and coni* out. kids, ing in the Nehalem riv e r has b*. n
The spacing of the three holes need fo r emergency road service
tieeaUM*
the
girl's
league
Is
going
Bob Grewelle; citizens of today,
poor durin g the past week and on the face of each nut have a
June Easthurn, BUI Ilopm an, 1 »ar to sponsor « ••print and cord" dHy liest reports hn*e been coming wide range of variations and can because of mechanical fa ilu re or
accidents now are reasonably as
rel Thom ason.'R aym ond Johnson. : <,n A Pr11 10 An ,h ** K‘ ,ls w in w' ,,,r from Rock Creek at Kc.i * y.
be fitte d only to the s im ila rly sured o f being 'able to obtain as
Jim Adkins, Don Dugan. Frank p rin t dresses and the boys cord
C ook county; W a te r has b?en spaced pins o f a special wrench
Suter. Alyee T n in n e ll, Jean Year- In the evening a p a rly w ill be g iv muddy nnd no catches have b<s n which is provided w ith each set. sistance by the inctasi >n of tow-
trucks and emergency «ervice ve
ous, Frances Adams, Toni Henry, en in Die gym to end the day repot ted
Tlw* w rench is small enough to hicles in the latest tir e ratio nin g
Janet Peterson, Paul Langston; rig h t.
C u rry co un ty: SleeJIx I fishing l»e carried in a iioeket or concealed
regulations. D r. E. B. McDaniel,
School Brief*.
Red Cross nurse, today, M a rjo ry
is not to*) good, tro u t irJ iin g is about the car.
president o f the Oregon State
The Home Economics girls pre good in lakes and
E a rl; soldier, today, Gordon As
tttlew aicrs.
Also available is a spare tire M otor association, pointed out re
pared
and
served
a
dinner
T
hu
rs
b ury; m arine, today, Don Lane.
Fresh eggs are the Is-st lin e
lock which consists of tw o hold- cently.
Finale, "S ta r Spangled Banner," day nigh, fo r Die local firemen.
Douglas county: Good catrhes dmvn bolts d rille d to fit a padlock.
OPA o fficials have responded
firs , verse and chorus, assembly. It was held In the Home Econom of bass were reported from I*ah- This lock is effective w hether the
to
special representations by the
Parents and friends of the class ics department.
kenitch lake over the* week end! spare tire Is carried u p rig h t or
are welcome.
Severn! member*, of the faculty, No catches o f tro u t o r salmon fla t. The set can be easily In Am erican Autom obile association
th a t to w -tru cks and s im ila r ve
Student S|M*skcrs Meleetad.
Including P rincipal F. L. Grannis were reported.
stalled hy the m otorist.
hicles, although not specifically
June Eitalburn, Douglas John- and Su|N*rlntcndent F e n in , w ill
Lincoln county: Steelhead fis h
mentioned in the new regulations,
attend a teachers' conference in ing Is very poor in a ll streams o f
are eligible under L is t B in the
Neptune
Not
Visible
Portland
Wednesday, Thursday Lincoln county. Angling is pmir in
Neptune, the third largest planet, classitication "trucks used fo r any
anti F rid ay of next week. M r. Fer- the whole o f Lincoln county. Sal
is not v ia b le Io tilg naked eys.
im portant purpose.” ! >r. M cDan
rin w ill also attend a c ity school mon riv e r: Low nnd clear, w ith
iel said.
superintendents’
conference
in few stei’Viend reported
enught;
M rs. A lbert Adkins was one of
Salem March 23 and 24.
S iletz riv e r: low and m *xlernlcly
Meki Moon ice cream at Gus
James Hemcnway, d riv e r of bus clear, w ith few steelhead reported those who accompanied the high
32-ltc-5i
number 2, resigned last week and enught; Yaqulna riv e r: 1 cw nnd school students who went to Sa tafson's, of course.
lem
to
see
the
state
buildings
in
D ick Culberson is now ta king his clear.
No
steelhead
re p o rt'd
place?
caught; Alsen riv e r: I.ow and niori- Salem Tuesday. W hile there she
V ET ER A N S O F FOREIGN
M cF a rla nd Edwards spent the erately c le a r., S lig h tly b etter fish visited w ith her daughter. Miss
W ARS m eets 2nd Monday of
Betty M arie Adkins who is a t the m onth at C ottage Grove
wei'k end in Salem.
ing than in ofhet» waters. Yech us tending W illam ette U niversity.
C arolyn KebelheCk visited In
armory. All member* are in
riv e r Low and «dear, no sU el-
Eugeni* over the week end.
vited to attend.
Melo
Moon
ice
cream
at
Gus
Carmen W hite wen, to Grants head reported enught.
W. A re Gregg, Commander.
ta fs o n ^ of course.
3 2-ltc-5I
Puss over the week end to visit
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New Pontiac Accessory Blocks Theft
Delight Valley
SIXTH
STREET
GROCERY
Paris and Katherine
Breedlove
Open at Convenient Hours.
relatives.
M r. nnd Mrs. A rth u r L in k and
Bud M ontgom ery, graduate of daughter Lois and Miss Geneva
10, came to C ollage Grove from Kim e o f P ortland spent the week
Portland fo r a visit a, his home end' fit the home of Mrs. 'J,ink's
over the week end. He is w ork- anti Miss K im e ’s parents, I)r. and
ing in the .shipyards in Portland. 1 Mrs. A. W. Kime.
L o o k at These
Wc have select stock of Oraagea at our stand. Priced
right. Come nnd get yours.
D. Ê? D. SERVICE
HANCOCK SERVICE STATION
South Pacific Highway
Don Milloy and Dwight Williams
T ry our Pecan Kruneh iee eream.
Gustafson's, of course. 3 2-ltc-5i
N EW S P R IN G
X n te r
Seek#
Men’s Toggery
A. W. IIELLIW ELL
“E verything for Men"
low-cost maintenance plan
fùffi
lO W ^ ^ O S T
0 rev M vr momr
o rou s tu fi meiiMFr COOPtntATIVf A T T tfM O H
o vattu tAK tf tMMiMto n e t ee a ntA/treo m . ».
o » f nesm ees omv uecessAtv oeetAnons
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New 4-room house. Electricity, city water. ’» acre ground. $950.
Oranges Oranges Oranges
W A S H IN G T O N
P r e s id e n t
Roosevelt proposed Saturday in
letters to state
governors that
speed lim its of 4<) miles an hour
be established throughout the na
tion to conserve rubber.
U rging ‘‘federal-stale coopera
tion in D m * w a r e ffo rt,” the presi
dent also suggested governors
prom ulgate regulations "re qu iring
frequent checking of tires in or-
der to insure th e ir
repair or,
where possible, retreading at Ibe
proper tim e,"
Investigate this modern,
Let Us
Serve Y our
Grocery
Needs
Ice Cream
Candies
and
Knickknacks
for the
High school pupils.
F-D PROPOS.-.N 40 MILE
SPE E D LAW.
>5 acre:, lots of good tim ber, sm all house", close to town. $1,000.
h a lf cash.
122 South 3rd si reel. Two bed iix m i furnished house. $1,200,
h a lf cash.
74-ucre farm 40 acres crop land. 6 miles out .Good buildings.
e le c tric ity . $2,800 cash.
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( M o r o * DOCTOS)
whsm toh H t e p r r
C A t t U F t IS LSH O T H eM S O A T M I H I M U H COST
CHECK YOUR PONTIAC DEALER FOR FULL DETAILS
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JAMES A. RODMAN
fíurTüaie
LANE COUNTY REALTY SERVICE
MARTIN MOTORS
IN SU R A M E— REAL ESTATE.
701 Main
24 North Ninth St.
Cottage Grove, Ore.