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HElTEM hKn 3, 1942 i T h e O rogtin »tute g u n tr com m ission w ill l**iii> N|M*(’ la l iM'iniliM to IIVi*ntiM'k u rn we m to ileNtroy bear» w here the a n im a l* lire en- K"K«d In k illin g shrttp o r o th e r (k>me«tie Rtix-k, H a rris E lls w o rth , e itlto r i l l I he Roseburg N e w s-R rt’ - view , wan advised la st week Mr. Ella w o rth re c e n tly te e c lv rtl sever a l rn m m o n lent Iona fro m ntock men c o m p la in in g <>f ktxses fro m t*oam and w ild |tigt*ons T o secure In fo rm a tio n re g a rd ing the rig h ts o f the fa rm e rs nnd sto ckm e n in the d ra lm c tlo n of the p re d a to ry a n iin n ls nnd b ird *, M r E lls w o rth contacted E rn n k It W ire , s ta te gome su p e rviso r M r W ire rc p lii'd Hint the gam e c o m m ission w o u ld aaaiun governm ent tra p p e rs to any area w h e ie hears are cunning damage and also Issue lierm iia d ire c tly to o w n e r* of the stock iM -n n ittln g them to hunt the p re d n to rs even th o u g h the sea son m ay o th e rw is e lie dosed No Im m e d ia te rem edy Is a v a il able to e lim in a te damage done to tre e cro|<* by h a n d -ta ile d pigeons. M r. W ire re p o rts. as the b ird s are p ro te cte d by o rd e r o f the U S. fish and w ild life service and |>er- m ission to k ill toe b ird s w ould Ire required fro m th a t agency. H o w ever. Itie r r w ill be an open sea son fro m S i'p ie m tw r I to S eptem b e r 30, w h ich Is expected to p ro I vide some re lie f. N E IG IIH O R IIO O H L E A D E R S (IIV K N S E C O N D « A lt .K ill 1 » < Oregon's tx'ig h h o rh ixK i leaders, c o n s titu tin g a ru ra l ho m e -fro n t Mrmy of stone ll.(KM) m em lters, w ill u n d e rta ke th e ir second e m er gency » s r task In la te S eptem b e r and e a rly O ctober, says W I.. Teutseh. assistant d ire c to r of e x tension a t O.S C. and sta te leader o f th is p ro je ct T h e th re e -fo ld second task as signed to these leaders is lo c a rry d ire c t In fo rm a tio n to every ru ra l fa m ily on how it can h elp in con se rvin g fa rm tra n s p o rta tio n . g a th e rin g salvage m a te ria l, and e n co u ra g in g the use o f enriched flo u r and broad. The fir s t em ergency Job c a rrie d out th ro u g h this (tcrsonul eontaei system, set up by th e extension service s t the request o f n a tio n a l o ffic ia ls , was to c a rry news of. and e n list c o o iie ra tio n in the d riv e against In fla tio n . In la u n chin g the second p ro je ct six team s fro m the c e n tra l e x te n sion s ta ff w ill meet w ith c o u n ty and c o m m u n ity leadeis la-tween S eptem ber 14 and 19. says T ru ls c h . R e p o rts show th u t th is personal co n ta ct system I* the most e ffe c tiv e m r th tx i yet devised to b rin g about fu ll p a rtic ip a tio n In a u n ifie d w a r e ffo rt, says Teutseh M O T H E R S < l . t II M A R T S i l. \ i t i n t W O R K M em lters o f Ix m tk in 4 I I M o th - ie rs c lu b met on F rid a y fo r an a ll- day m eeting w ith a covered dish luncheon nt noon nt the home of M i* . Ix-on M o rto n D u rin g the a l- te m o o n the e rn fts p ro g ra m fo r the y e a r s ta rte d w ip t Icatla-t w o rk , using scrap le a th e r w h ich has been donated to the c lu b memlM-rs. A n u m b e r <>f u se fu l and a ttra c tiv e a rtic le s w ere ih-- u ins, and made by n ie m b e r*. um oi-i; th e m : coin purses, w rts t coin purses, c ig a re tte cases and one •>tll fo ld T h is w o rk w ill co n tin u e fo r a nu m b e r o f fu tu re m eetings. A t the business m eeting plans fo r the S o u th e rn Lane F a ir and H a rv e s t E e stivu l w ere to ld by M ts. M o rto n M is . G len H a n lo n announced th a t the k itc h e n and in d o o r p la y and m e e tin g room at the L in d o n school had tss-n co m pleted. T h e re w it- a discussion re g a rd in g a la -m ia n i-n l m e eting place since the c lu b house a t the old W oodard m ill site has been razed. M rs. H a r r y S tu m p w as ap p o in te d lo a rra n g e fo r a m a id in g room, w h ic h w ill lx- announced Is-- fo re th e next m e e tin g to be held F rid a y . S eptem ber 11th. M is R oy E ddy o f B la c k H i He w as a guest arid w elcom ed a* a new m em ber in th e club. S< IIO O L TA * MONEY M o to r vehicle re g is tra tio n fees in < frregon ut the end o f th is y e a r to ta le d $3.209,044, an Increase of tw o p e r ci-nt o ve r the incom e fro m tin- same sour«? lo r the same per- joe last year. E a r! S n e ll, w e re ta r y o f state, disclosed M onday. 'n ie increase in fees Is due to increased tru c k re g is tra tio n s in the s ta te , S n e ll said T h e re w ere .19.752 tru c k s re g is te re d in th e sta te at the end o f J u ly th is year, com pared to .'19,437 a ye a r ago. an increase o f 315 u n its. P riv a te passenger vehicles »how l’d a s lig h t decrease th is ye a r T h e re w e re 330,332 p riv a te pas- •e n g e r ears com pared to 338.480 la st year. T o ta l m o to r ve h icle re g is ra tk jfs fo r the y e a r so fa r w ere 408.437, e o m jiared to 4144376 last year. IE R K IN IN Delight Valley Mrs. Law rence B ro w n re tu rn e d home M onday fro m V ancouver, W ashington, w here sh» spent sev e ra l days v is itin g her parents. M i anti M is. Vo.gam ore and a t tended th e ir 60th w e d d in g a n n i- v e r-a ry dinner. Sunday dinner guests o f the O scar F la tt ns w, re .Mrs Fanny M c A lli- te r and M rs. M e rt F o ltz o f Eugene Guests over the week end at the Pete H u g d ah l home w ere M rs H u g d a h l’s b ro th e r and w ife , M r. arid M rs. E ldon K in g of D ra in . M r. and .Mrs. O scar Jackson and L y le Jackson spent fro m F r i day t i l l S unday evening at a lake re so rt on th e COAst. p e a n Jackson was a guest o f D ick S m ith a t the S m ith co tta g e at S co ttsb u rg S un day. M ylo n H a ig h t of V ancouver, W ashington, spent several «lays .it the home o f his parents, M r. and M rs. C. H H a ig h t, last w w k be fo re re p o rtin g at F o rt L e w is fo r in d u ctio n in to the a rm y. M r and M rs. Edd t ’opple o f C o tta g e G rove v is ite d at the home o f th e la tte r ’s parents. M r. and M rs. John D u n le vy, Sunday. Lynx Hollow T h e date o f s ta rtin g o f the L y n x H o llo w school has been postponed to .September 14 due to the fa c t th a t Miss E lb e rta Thom as o f A sh land has been em ployed a t th e ca n to n m e n t. M iss Thom as w ill teach the in te rm e d ia te grades and M iss R u th A rm s tro n g o f C o rv a l lis the u p p e r grades. T h e annual m e e tin g o f the S a g i n a w -W a lk e r C o m m u n ity c lu b w ill b<> held W ednesday e ve n ing , S--p- te m b e r 9 E le ctio n o f o fftce iA w ii, th e sh ip ya rd . M r and M rs. L e s te r be held. L e lx iw and fa m i.y moved In to the M r nnd M rs. Ja ck K n to n and house th e y vacated on the Eppcn- son Jack o f S to ckto n , f a llfo 'm ia . ha ugh ranch. .tie house guests o f M rs. K a t,in 's R alph Peck o r S e a ttle . W ash- m et her M rs El.se H untsm an, and in g to n , is a guest a t the home o f »ter ano b ro th e r-in -la w , M r. ar.d his parents, M r. a.:d M rs C harles Mrs H arvey Strong. Peck. M i and M rs Dee LaCasae and - ............ — fa m ily m oved to P o rtla n d recent- ’ Salesbooks, receipt books, book- ly w h e ie a ^^Jo ^e p m ^g ^yM e m s^T h e ^S e n U n e i^ ■■ I I !■— ■»!■■■ — — «— Sure, We’ve Got Our Problems! W ho Hasn’t These Days? We’ve got new clerk» too and we’re proud of them. They «ire doing their best to serve you. We ask your indulgence—any ineon- venienee you may sutler is unavoidable— not intentional. REMEMBER US FOR School Supplies Watch Our Windows for Suggestions KEM’S for DRUGS The Rexall Store Leave you old Phonografth Records with us. ARMY RESERVE Supt and M is . H B F e rrln re ceived w o rd th is w eek th a t th e ir son A lla n was in d u cte d in to the a rm y reserve on A u g u st 29 a t P o rtla n d , re c e iv in g a com m ission o f 2nd L ie u te n a n t In the m edical a d m in is tra tiv e corps A lla n is a second ye n r student in the U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon M e d i c a l school in P o rtla n d . U pon co m p le tio n o f his tra in in g he w ill re ceive a F irs t L ie u te n a n t's ra tin g in th e m e dical corps o f the re g u la r a rm y. hgep fb rtfa VuraTfotr! FOUR LO C AL MEN IN IN (T E D Here’s how Bill Brown is adding thousands of milos I t requires as m uch pow er to c a rry 2b tons o f 4-engine bom ber th ro u g h the sky ns Is needl’d hy a craek |>assenge. lo co m o tive lo lia u l I, (MM) tons o f cars and tender o ver the rails. Everything in School Supplies . to his car life I r America Counts on YOU to Report E V E R Y Fire! You M ust H elp Prevent Sabotage and Stoppage of War Production! Every man. woman and child must act as a forest war den—now! A wisp of smoke is your signal to go into action. Rush to the nearest telephone. Tell the Oper ator you want to report a fire. TMfiac Hosiery for Boys and Girls 11KTTKR IN « IMPORTANT WAYS: Shirts and Shorts > Motor Vehicle Fees $3,209,044 ( 'o m rn t-n tin g on the tra n s p o rts lio n s itu a tio n , p a rtic u la rly a* it w ill ’iffc c t those w ho plan lo tm v - el o ve r the l-utxif I »ay holidays, F. W A cke rm a n , vtt p ic« id cn t of H a ciflc G ie y h o tin tl L in t« . |x ,in tc d out th a t a heavy e x tra hurtlen w ill lie th ro w n on the a lre a d y o v e r loaded fa c ilitie s o f p u b lic c a m e l- Because o f thia, Paelfi- G reyhound is u rg in g the p u b lic to observe c e r t’tin suggest tons th a t w ill aid in the h a n d lin g of essential w a r tim e tr a ff ic and at the samt- tim e help those w ho m ust tra v e l and keep d e l a y and crow d.ng to a m in im u m U nder w ar conditam s,” M r A cke rm a n said, "th e convenience and c o m fo rt to w hich the tra v e l ing p u b lic has become accustom ed m ust lx- considered peacetim e lu xu rie s T ra n s p o rta tio n to d a y is u v ita l co m m o d ity, and the ex is tin g supply m ust be spread am ong m ore and m ore people. Convenience m ust give w a y to necessity and c o m fo rt tx-come* secondary. T h e re rem ains o n ly one co n sid e ra tio n esaential tra n s p o r ta tio n ." T he bus o ffic ia l con tin u e d by em phasizing th a t m ilita r y tr a ff ic cannot atop fo r holidays, th a t w a r w o rk e rs m ust get to th e ir jobs as usual, and th a t la lx rr has given up the ce le b ra tio n ot its tru d ifio n <1 h o lid a y in o rd e r to c a rry on w ith v ita l w a r p ro d u ctio n . T he suggestions o ffe re d hy G reyhound to those going aw ay o ve r th v lu U io r D ay week end fo l lo w : G et fu ll in fo rm a tio n on tr ip * and schedules in advance. Purchase tic k e ts now to avoid the last m in u te rush at depot. T a ke as lit t le baggage as pos sible. T a ke s h o rt trip s in preference to long ones. It possible to arra n g e it. leave tx-fore S a tu rd a y, and re tu rn a fte r M o n tU y Mi A cke rm a n concluded by u rg .n g : " I f th e l.al>or D ay tr ip you are p la n nin g is fo r pleasure only. |»»sl|x,nc it buy w a r bonds instead." School tax m oney to tn lin c $fiO,- RRO DERSEN TO P O R TLA N D H22.M wax d is trib u te d F rid a y to C a rl M R rodersen. Eugenr man-11 he va rio u s d is tric t.* hy I. C M f- c o u n ty su p e rin te n d e n t, ager o f th e P a c ific Telephom un<l fill» T e legraph (V».. has been p ro m o te d th ro u g h M rs. »race S chiskit co u n P h ila d e lp h ia cem eteries a te sa l to a p o sition in the com pany '» ty tre a s u re r. I ’ r a c tH 'illy a ll sehoo' general o ffic e In P o rtla n d , It w a* d is tric ts in the c o u n ty p a rtic ip a t va g in g o ld o rn a m e n ta l iro n fences and n i I ings fo r the scrap d rive . learned hen* F rid a y nnd le ft Eu- ed in the funds gene to assume his new duties H rp te m lie r 1st. lie w ill be suc ceeded by F. Ray In in n o f P o rt land. F o u r local m en w ere inducted In to the a rm y fro m among tw e n ty three culled by selective service Ito a n l No. 3 on A ugust 22nd. The inductees w e re ; P h illip M osby o f Ilo re n a : L lo yd N B ishop o l L o rane ro u te ; R obert L. G rim es and Howard A Geer, both of Cottage Grove. > Suggestions (or Labor Day Travel f .O A D IN G PO H N A Z I - I . A N I ) i» thi« lina u» o, tour motorad S tirim i Sambar* <d dia Rotai A ir Forra on *n aithrld m m «»htr« in F.nlland. D u o rld o rl. F » « n Ita m b u ri H7«m«n and o ih rr ccntrra ol N a ri taar indiittry ha va tali (ha w aiiht ol hunditda ol ino-lon homht carrtcd bt hundrada ot theaa aad odiar lia u i Hritiah-'utili " llt in l lo com olit « " Noie (ha aire ot the m tn «tendini toner teli. li PAGE TITHE« TÎÎE SES’TIVEf,. POTTAGE GROVE. OREGON City by City Permits May Be Secured to Shoot Marauding Bear « Knickerbocker’s 5c to $1.00 o Ö © © 0 0 S a te a m o n e y A eeuree p r o m p t « r o -o |M *T K tlro « • - Ir n tio i* ei»e« in 1 f r e e o o m n t I n a t i o n l»y u I r e hie« I m o t o r d o s 'to r H E R E AR E easy rule» to fo llo w to assure keeping __ your ca r running much longer: First, redu ie mileage. Second, reduce driving speed. T n ird , take your car to sn authorised Pontiac dealer fo r a FREE check-up o t least once <t month. AX e are maintaining complete service facilities, factory- trained mechanic» and a stock of high-quality rcplaiem ent parts to help you keep your car running fo r the duration. M o re im portant, w e w ill examine your car FREE at regular intervals so that m in o r misadjust- ments can he found and corrected before they cause serious damage and costly repairs. In c id ile « lie |»reo < r i i t e « o n l y n e r e e e o r y o p e r a t io n « V i n t p n v o n ly f o r w h a t y o u n e e d m Ite » » 4 4IU n r r t l it le n iiliie iiiO K cu r life « I m in im u m <t<»et G I T AC» E S S O R I E S N O W Poadac * s r o v t d accevwrisv u » »nil »vsil- ahlr » illo in rtitriciionv. I f )» a « i n i ihv milled comfort, convenicac* nnd vafei» of mu h arcriisorict «» ’ lip cover,, radio, tire locks, clock and m»nv others, lee « I NOW frate» l ’a r m e n t « o n liit i» o f 925.0S o r M o re MARTIN MOTORS 24 North Ninth St. Cottage Orovp, Ore. DON’T TAKE CHANCES. We must guard against saboteurs. Forest fires destroy timber needed for the war! Forest fires divert men and equipment from vital war production! Forest fires create perfect smoke screens for sea or air attack on the Pacific Coast. Fires destroy the source of future payrolls. Remember — 9 out of 10 man-caused forest fires are started through carelessness! W atch matches, ciga rettes and camp fires! America counts on you to be careful—and to caution others. Every forest fire is a victory for the Axis! I WILL report every fire I see, by going to the nearest telephone and calling "Operator,” who w ill put me in touch w ith authorities. I WILL notify authoritisi by the game mean», shoulc I «ee anyone starting a fire along a highway or elsewhere. I WILL put m atches, cigarette, cigar and pipe a:hes in the ash tray of my car and N O T out the window. I w ill throw N O burning material out the window of a car whether moving or standing s tilt I WILL not smoke in the dry sum mer wood». I WILL clean away a circle three feet in diameter and scrape away leaves and brush down to the bare damp soil when I build a campfire. I WILL put 5 buckets of water on my campfire and around it — 10 buckets if necessary — before I leave. THE BOHEMIA LUMBER SALES CO. J. H. 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