•PAGB TWO
T i l l 'I t S D W , . I I 'X K
THE SENTINEL. OOITAOK PROVE. OREGON
Cotton 6rovf £rntinrl
WHAT TO DO IN A OAS ATTACK
Published Every Thursday at
(T h is has been approved by the Me,Heal D ivision o f the
25 North Sixth Street.
W. C. MARTIN — .................... _........................ ....... . Editor-Publisher I ’n ite d S ta te s O ffic e o f C iv ilia n Defense)
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M is. Clyde Roberta left Mon-
Mrs C. E. Jones o f Roseburg
in
l 'ot tune
day fu r a t lip to Aberdeen, Wash« lias liven
visiting
G id ve
ington.
Fishing Bulletin
1 Serious in ju r y may result fro m expoaurc to liq u id gas
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES (Cash in Advance)
Lane C ounty: McKenzie rive r
w hich m ay fa ll from airplanes. It is. therefore, im perative to re durin g the past week lias liven
In Lane-Itouglas Counties
Outside Lane-Douglas Counties
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SI IS One Year
$2.00 m ain indoors am i keep the w indow s closed.
o nly fa ir. The riv e r is s till fairly
2. W a r gases are heavier than a ir. I f you are inside a b u ild high liu i clear. W illam ette rive r
Six Months
..............90 Six M o n th s ______________ 1.25
Three Months -----------------
.50 Three Months ___________
.85 iiig i< main t here, and, i f ,a»ssible. go u pstairs Do not eom pli and trib u ta rie s have yielded seme
i . ne the m ilita ry el to rt by leaving y o u r bouse unless c irc u m g.iisi catches. W ateis are s lig litl,
Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted fo r
less than three months.
stances make it absolute ly necessary. I f you ate outside and not high l»ut are dropping rapidly.
a b |,. to im m ediately go indoors w a lk —do not run get out o f Lakes in tin« eastern |m rt o f the
t îe gas area. A vo id puddles ot liq u id gas, basements, « alleys county are reported to lie yielding
fa ir e itches
and o th e r low places.
Douglas
C ounty:
T nh kcnii, h
3. I f the w indow s o f y o u r room arc broken, go to allot lie r
take repotted
good ca t,lies ol
room, o r get out o f the b u ild in g .
perch over liie week end. Due to
4. I f you have been exposed to a w a r gas t a '
Breathe heavy tains and high w ater trout
th ro u g h cloths wet w ith baking soda solution. il>) I f vou can go fishing was re|io ite,l very |x>or
inside a b undin g, do so. Im t firs t remove y o u r o u te r clo th in g over tlie week end in western
AXIS CRUELTY
and leave it outside, (e) Wash y o u r hands and (hen y o u r face Douglas county. Fishing is im
w ith la u n d ry soap and w ater, ( d ) Wash y o u r eyes at once w ith proving in tlie l'ni|M |iia riv e r dis
F o r sheer unnecessary c ru e lty , the A xis leaden« can hear a large am ount o f a so lu tio n o f ba kin g soda; one teaspoon o f tric t. Streams are a little high
com parison w ith the b lood-lovin g conquerors o f a n tiq u ity .
baking soda in a glass o f w ater. ( • ) Take a bath using plenty fo r this settson o f the year but are
A d d itio n a l evidence has been produced to com pletely sub ot la u n d ry soap. ( I 1 W ash y o u r eves again w ith baking soda clearing nicely a.id tro u t are now
taking flies The G ray Hackle.
sta n tia te A n th o n y E den’s almost unbelievable re p o rt o f what solution.
Royal Coachman and Buektail
the Japs d id in H ongkong. W anton m u rd e r, to rtu re and rape
5. It splashes o f liq u id gas have gotten on vou (a ) Using Coachman seem to lie the best
are a p p a re n tly a d e fin ite part o f .Japanese p o licy.
sm all pieces o f clo th , cleansing tissue o r to ile t paper, blot up as flies Several lim it catches were
In Europe, H itle r is p u rsu in g a s im ila r course. W hen much o f the liq u id as you can. being c a re fu l not to spread it made the past week on the above
“ c rim e s” are com m itted agaiust the H erm ans in occupied coun (b ) Daub the contam inated area w ith cloths wet w ith bleaching names flies Salmon eggs aie s till
tries. no p a rtic u la r e ffo rt is made to fin d am i punish the g u ilty . solutions co n ta in in g sodium h yp o -ch lo rite , such as clo ro x etc the best bait.
Mentitesi
O reg I oql
P U B LIS IjE RJ8
SPACER
S Or^l AT 10 N
Father’s Day, Next Sunday, June 21
SheaI'l’el's Lifetime I ’e l l s and Pencils, W orld H i l l , MM, \ aril
ley. Did Spiee S hining Sets and Bowls and Mugs Thermos
Picnic Sets i igareti, Lighters, Amity and Cameo Billobls
and Key Cases. Pip, s. Etc Klectrie Shaving M irrors. S y
phon Bottles, W hitm an, Brown A llaley and C anterbury
Boxed Eri sli <'hoeolates.
COTTAGE (¡ROVE
BROWN S DRUG STORE
Phone 244
Instead, scores and hundreds o f innocent people are su m m a rily ’ (e) Steps h. e. d. e. and f in 4 above.
executed. A n d the Nazis usually pick victim s w ho have q u a li
In season now, special fru it ice
b. Do not get excited Lie dow n am i cover y o u rs e lf w ith a
ties ot leadership— in o rd e r to fu rth e r th e ir p o lic y o f tu rn in g blanket. Y o u r A ir R aid W arden w ill summon m edical aid.
cream, ¿it ( ¡ust«ifso:i*.x, <»f course.
those countries in to slave states whose fu n c tio n fo r a ll tim e w ill
There is no im m ediate serious danger fro m exposure to anv
be to produce b ru tish laborers fo r the New O rder, Cold. planned know n w a r gas i f you fo llo w these sim ple rules. C lip them out
barbarism is p a rt and parcel o f the A x is ' design fo r w o rld con and memorize them.
quest.
TOO OPTIMISTIC
J/iH Fires Must Be
Out in 10 Minutes
After Black-out
H E A R IN G ON < - ||i|.|, | . a
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The em ploym ent o f children
from 14 to 16 years o f age in the
dry yards o f C alifornia. Oregon
and W ashington w ill be the sub
ject o f a hearing to be conducted
in the O ffice of the Children's
'B u re a u o f the U. S. Departm ent
o f Labor.
San --- Francisco,
C alifo r-
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nla' on D iursday,
June 25. --------
1942, it
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ath
disposal o f garbage, refuse o r de- was announced Saturday
S aturday by K
Kat
bris and burning w ith in a 30 m ile arine F. Lenroot. C hief o f the
HELPING THE SCRAP RUBBER CAMPAIGN
radius o f the blackout area must Bureau
E a rly in d ic a tio n s point to the fact th a t the p u b lic w ill give take place w ith in ten m inutes'
The F a ir Labor Standards Act
fu ll cooperation to the cam paign to collect scrap ru b b e r There tim e a fte r an o ffic ia l blackout o r- (federal Wag«? and H our Law )
an> «a few suggestions to he made aside fro m c o lle c tin g waste der has been given, according to p rohibits employment o f children
rubber. H. re the p u b lic could help m a te ria lly in keeping broken instructions issued by Lieutenant ° f these ages when such cmploy-
glass o ff the streets and curbs, Beer and w hiskey d rin k e rs are J. L. D e W itt, commanding o fficer, m ent interferes w ith th e ir school-
fo u rth a rm y area.
*ng, health, o r well-being.
sometimes careless about th ro w in g away th e ir em pties am i fr e
m a com m unication to C over-j W a r
hav,
crc„ , ^
q u e n tly thes,' em pties are th ro w n on the streets to he broken nor Charles A. Sprague, the com- , uch a shortage of fa rm ,aho
a n d run over by the m otorists. Street sweepers can not alw avs mandmg o ffic e r requested th a t Mlss u ,nroo, explained -is the
be on hand to sweep up the broken glass w ith r is u lt th a t a go,’„ I “ F o r good and su fficie n t m ilita ry reason fo r calling the h e a rin g
m any tire s are cut and damaged.
reasons
th a t the state forester She is sendinR Mlss B,,a triep M c.
The above is another e v il re s u ltin g from careless d rin k in g and officers of the L . S. forest Connell, chief o f the ind ustria l
serxtee cooperate fu lly w ith the division of lhe chi|rirpn-s
g i'l w ill do its p a rt to w a rd h r iiig im .ile o it p r o h iliir io n .
blackout orders and that the fo r- fo San FrancNco to presid(, at th „
estry agents enforce existing regu- hearing.
ODE TO MR. M A C K IN .
lations pertaining To fire laws.
A ctin g in accordance w ith the
Here's a new feature, a poem a
week on some local business man existing Oregon fire regulatory
setup. Governor Sprague in s tru c t
... Delm er Cash, tra ffic expert by tw o budding young lady poets,
ed the state forester to carry out
from the Eugene police depart who are collaborating in the ef
the a rm y burning instructions on
fo
rt.
It's
free
and
a
il
in
fun
and
ment, was the guest speaker at
private
forested areas outside in
the m eeting o f the police reserves we hope you enjoy the poems as
corporated cities; forest service
held Tuesday evening in the ban they appear.—E d ito r’s Note.
officers, the burning on national
quet room o f the Rainbow cafe.
forest areas; and the office o f the
He's
one
o
f
the
tow
n's
oldest
He talked on the subject o f “ T ra f
state fire m arshall, the burning
citizens
fic C ontrol.” M a yo r John Veatch
Fat. and jo lly , and loved by all. on incorporated c ity areas.
expressed appreciation fo r the re
B lackout instructions, as issued
His s p irits are good, his manners
serves' attendance and fo r the op
by the arm y, apply to a ll refuse
are nice,
p o rtu n ity o f becoming acquainted
burners operated in e ithe r open
w ith them. The captain o f the po His appetite's large and his s to r
o r closed pits. The comm unication
ies ta ll.
lice, Glenn M e rrill, told about the
asks th a t a ll such pits be equipped
pplice operation in the a ir plant
w ith some device w hich w ill ef
He
likes
a
thle
tics;
he
loves
the
proauction lines o r companies.
fectively elim inate a ll glow and
school
The speakers were introduced b y
reflection w ith in the ten m inute
He's
a
staunch
Republican
through
C hief M yron P erry who also gave
period and th a t an a du lt person '
and through.
a talk, his subject being, "The
be assigned to operate the said !
Purpose o f O rganizing the Police He w orks around his store, the
device.
whole
day
long.
Reserves.” Hugh Brisbane pre
State Forester N. S. Rogers. '
He does volunteer w o rk fo r the
sided at the meeting.
w ritin g to a ll forest wardens and ;
government too.
The group was called out to d i
inspectors, instructed them to con- !
rect tra ffic w hile the state guard
None so respected, none so kind. tact a ll operators and others en- '
w ent out fo r maneuvers. A fte r
Though s lig h tly fu nn y and a b it gaged in burning waste m aterials.
they returned trie dinner was
He suggested th a t the fieldmon
o f a tease.
served and general discussion was
M ay he stay the same forever and advise operators o f the blackout
held. Allen M arkham and Donald
system fo r both open and closed
ever.
Caton were accepted as new mem
M ay his w o rth w h ile a ctivitie s nev burners as perfected by a com- j
bers. The reserves w ill meet next
m ittee o f the W illa m e tte Valley
er cease.
Tuesday at the regular time.
Lum berm en’s association.
B lackout methods developed by
Mrs. Esther Land and three
In season now, special fr u it ice children o f San Francisco are vis the com m ittee are as follow s:
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cream, at Gustafson's, o f course. itin g at the home o f M r. Land's
F o r the closed burner, a s p rin k
4 parents,
5-ltc-6i M r. and M rs. C. N. Land. le r system constructed inside of
the burner shell approxim ately 20
Mrs. F. J. Jost visited Tuesday feet above the g;etes is very ef- '
AN AMAZING OFFER!
YOUR M O N EY B A C K if D r.
w ith her m other, M rs. O. H. W il fective if supplied by a 2(4 inch;
feed pipe from a w a te r system
lard.
Parker's Corn Remover fails to
capable o f 70 pounds pressure.;
remove any painful corn or cal
Tem pting and delicious, special The s p rin k le r pipe its e lf m ay vary
lous. O nly 35c a t Cottage Grove
the intake to
Pharmacy.
fr u it Ice cream at Gustafson’s, o f from 2 inches
course.
4 5 -ltc-6 i three-fourths o f an inch a t the i
opposite side o f the
burner.
S p rin k le r nozzles should be spac
ed at intervals not to exceed 8
feet around the burner w all. These
should contain one-sixteenth inch
fla t slot openings.
The only th in g that alarm ed a w a r correspt nuent on his re
tu rn to Am erica as he tra ve le d about was the optim ism o f the
A m erican people in w in n in g the w a r q u ic k ly . The correspond
ent found the rate o f pro d u ctio n o f arm am ents pleasing as w ell
as the general s p irit o f the pu b lic in de n yin g themselves o f
m any peace tim e conveniences. B u t he was a fra id the people
SA LE M . June 17 (Special)—
m ig h t grow w eary o f a long stru g g le and lie disappo-.nted i f the
Quenching o f a ll m ill operator's
■struggle was prolonged much beyond the expected tim e.
refuse fires o r fires used fo r the
SO FT B A L L
O P E N IN G
Friday, June 19th
at Kelly Field
BEGINNING AT 8:00 P. M.
SEE THE SIX TEAMS IN ACTION SUP
PORT YOUR FAVORITE TEAM.
PLAYING EACH FRIDAY AND MONDAY
NIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.
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Police Reserves Hold
Banquet Tuesday
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WAR SAVINGS BONOS and STAMPS you buy today
Misses Hazel and Helen Wells
who have been attending the Eu
gene vocational school le ft Mon
day fo r Seattle where they w ill
continue th e ir tra in in g fo r w ork
in an a irc ra ft factory.
help build tanks today . . . and will help you enjoy
the opportunities of the peace to come.
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Cooper le ft
this week fo r a m o n th s trip to
Alabama where they w ill visit re l
atives.
o
A Savings account .built now will help you meet
taxes and emergencies that occur from day to day.
W estern A uto is having a sale.
Due to in a b ility to get many
items, W estern A u to is now stock
ing many new items, and at a t
tra c tiv e prices, to o ’
4 5-lte-2i
Cascara Bark
Price is highest ever. E xp eri
enced peelers can earn up to
$30 per day.
A rm y, navy, c ivilia n hospitals
u rg en tly need Cascara. Feel a ll
you can; cut down the trees; a
new crop w ill grow from the
stumps.
Be careful w ith fire.
I. I’ , i A L L IS O N A SONS
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