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D *t‘s Bomb L e t’s Bomb the Ju|>» the Japs W ith Junk. uf O W ith Junk. — VOLl.M h COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, TUI RShAY, SEPTEMBER 17 1942 Junk Rally Jay Set for This Area /l 15586341 i m i • Neatest Trick of the Week ■ C ity P o lit ic s Draws Interest i r* i n . In fin a l D ate Cottage Grove One of 12,000 Communities to Stage Rally. Deadline on 16th Finds Four Candidates for Council in Ward Three. ’ OVER 51 CARS OF JUNK q ------------- S SHIPPED FROM COUNTY. T M A C K IN n w R A ir n T L. MACKIN ON BALLOT FOR MAYOR. NUMBER 5 Mrs. Norris King Z ' ‘‘£ Saturday tvenm g M r. and Mrs. C. A. K ing and son Leonard were called to Ore gon C ity the firs t o f the week oy the serious in ju ry of M rs N orris King, th e ir daughter-in-law . which occurred as result of an auto crash Saturday evening. A passing automobile le ft the highway and struck the K in g car. parked on the lawn in fro n t of 'be home of neighbors. M r. and Mrs. Sunbern. The impact o f the crash stru ck the K ing car so fo rc e fu lly th a t Mrs. K ing wgs pinned down w ith one wheel on her rig h t side, and knocked un conscious. H er son Loren fe ll un- derneath her Mrs. K ing was throw n against her husband so hard that he was knocked about th ir ty feet. The K ing baby in a c rib in the rear o f the K ing car was throw n through a door, ja rre d open by *be impact of the crash, and fe ll " ear ’ h e w h e e l o f the car w hich Mn N n rS i hH , c n ^ re ,. ° ™ r° m covered conscic-jj.-iess Tuesday » a .u . h ih 8 " 'If K g d ? e. ' a children suffered severe shock and bruises, but were not seriously in- jured. The crash badly damaged both cars It was a . f.m t thought No More Road O ilin g U n til N ext Sum m er Failure to Oet Road Oil Shuts Dcwn Several Scuth Lane Projects. CITY STREETS MAY FINISHED. BE Saturday, O ctober 3rd. has been I-ate yesterday it appeared as i f There w ill be no more road o il «et oa "Ju n k Ita lly D ay" fo r there m ig h t be a little interest in ing in South Lane county this fall, South Lane-N orth tJuugiux and c ity politics, especially in w ard 3 James Tedford. South Lane road the Cottage Grove trade area by where the names of fo u r candi- supervisor, said yesterday a fte r the local salvage com m ittee: G .1 dates have been subm itted fo r noon. The reason of course is due W. Sweet, Hoy Sunderland and councilm an; tw o of whom are to to the w ar conditions. M r Ted- Vlnal Randall By this date the be elected. In addition to the ford said the county had ordered com m it te r hope« Io v irtu a lly clean names of Glenn F la tte rs and M ar- five cars o f road Qj, fo(jr weeks this section o f scrap iron, a lu m i vin Harpole, previously filed peti- ago fo r this section but had not num, ru b lx'r and hemp Of Interest tions are in the c ity o ffice fo r been able to get delivery on »lie la at the last report more than Jesse Lansing Sr. and K. M . B ird, oil nor any promise when the oil fifty-o n e cars of scrap Iron had Also Cottage Grove w ill have a m ight be expected, been shipped frtwn Dm«* county m ayor, i f it takes filin g a name to The g trj Q( road on , he Bjack and many more cars are expected B utte highway from London north do it. Friends have persuaded S. to I m * gathered In the fin al days of t0 fhe T h o r" brid^ has ^ e n re L. M ackin to subm it his name as the dilVe to supply factories w ith „ ¡ i„ . , .7. .. a candidate and yesterday a p e ti cently oiled, but there is another needed m aterials so that w ar pro r °ad s trip from the Thorn bridge tion bearing the required num ber duction w ill not lug. Mon* than north al the wpgt o f signatures had been filed. fi.OOt) United Stales towns and . C° ' } a J e nOt cities have pledged local scrap W ith interest in c ity politics at o iin T w i i V ^ h ”7 . drives and 12.000 are expected to low eb. there is a dearth o f can a. a u - s __ sue.* i 7» 7u Lliling will be impossible a fte r th? tki so before the end of October h fv I fah ra l" s se‘ in. A nother strip of didates fo r councilmen as w ell as C ollection methods of every con mayor. P o litica l interest appears ?,g,hwd> m ,ght ? a v e in the -------- road D elight Valley com L . H. A rm / rura training In the California drarrt are shown here floating a l ! i - l o n truck arras« Colo ceivable nature have been tried to run in cycles and w ith the w ^ r ¿° h’ V* m unity, ready fo r oiling, w ill also rado River. "Tough but cool" was the verdict on this job. In various localities, but in the ta kin g the m ajor spotlight, it blamed the lights o f the K in g car have to go w itho ut u n til another m a jo rity of cases, communities fo r the crash. seems th a t c ity politics w ill just r* a iz ;_______ ____ • season. F ou r miles o f the Lorane have been successful in arranging oj|ed w j„ have to . w a it so fa r as creating r ^ r ^ n r , ' ~ r t . " A ' t ‘ K in g remained in road which has not fo r the use o f State Highway, any w o rth w h ile interest as w e ll as e8 °n 1 > ° care fo r the c h il- w a it u n til the curves are taken C ounty and M unicipal trucks sup dren but M r. K ing and son Leon- , “T T ’ . „ . the usual number of candidates. _ , -r j from the road and this w ill not be plemented by vehicles loaned by ard returned home Tuesday eve- next summH, John Veatch, the present m ayor, local business firm s. Scrap round ning. has declined to accept the nom i A car of o il ordered fo r the c ity ups now are being ui ranged fo r nation again on account o f health some tim e ago has not been can Two men were burned yester days when trucks and manpower reasons and has been adamant in celled and oiling w ill proceed on day afternoon at the Cottage are moat accessible. Sunday rallies his refusal. M r. Veatch made good schedule if the oil arrives before Grove Ice Plant when liquid am- have been most successful fo r this his promise th a t he would only- wet weather. Streets to be oiled reason. W ith the _______________ Pacific northwest ____ luni monla b,cw . out ° r " n ammonia The 1038 boys and g irls from eppup t h o n n o v n i r o d f o r m h u t Ho" are Gibbs avenue f r o m the The U nited States- w ar e ffo rt a. 1 s t industry ordered on a 48-ho'ir Pum P ,,n<* fille d the building w ith Lane county enrolled w ith the clined to accent a fu ll term A C hristian church to the highway. in im m inent danger of being bum- week by Donald ,\L Nelson, ch air- ^ m m im la fumes Ih e accident oc- Oregon Green ^ uarti have made p e titio n was circulated fo r the _______ T a ylo r avenue from 6th street to l* r e d by the steel industry*« fast man o f the w ar product ion board, c u rrad the men, H C Rose. a direct ron fN birtion tv» the w a r fit jne Llo'vd Grfees is mavSr RnHnov rhacn «n ri n~ ri.ia ~ dlm lnlahlng scrap pile M aj. Gen H G Win.M,r. regional ¡ » ^ o r «nd^ “ he” p u m T M?' m I S 7 ¿ T and " found » necessary ceived $506 fo r a 920-pofnd Here' the union high scviool and both N o rth and South R iver road. Steel m ill. - Inventories of »crap w ar m anpow er .lir.-ctor S aturday * £ X W n . " " nla u. D *lu n g s S J’* * ’' . 2- ? n ' ,0 rejeCt the nom ination fo r busi- ford steer; David O liver. Cbrval- W hether the county road equip- have shrunk more t l l M M I - . " " s - " " ' • ? - ,, , , Z Z ‘¿‘T ‘ ‘" 't u > nPSS '1MSons- IlS- P « *e te d $248 fo r a 69-pound ment which rolls on rubber w ill cent over the past 18 months of meet w ith him Tuesday night cb‘ '« - b\ \n<^ s Bak«;r; chairm an fo r Keep Ore- Up to yesterday it appeared th a t southdown fa t lam b; and Loren be able to operate much longer is record-breaking production The -b o u t holding th e ir present w o rk- huri of h tw M r M ix ,, , gon Green ,n this d is tric t. ,f a m ayor la elected, he would Fisher, Albar.y, got $66.25 fo r a a question. M r Tedford said. "We was burned about the chest when The local chairm an u m „ c , „ ( ,h.. „ h » « , . .............. «nd new one, h* ” “ ” ChO“ -n by " * “ r » " in 265 «” u " <1 Che» " r W h l,e fM h° s • " W i,h p rio r l,‘“ M* cannot be brought home any more Management ind labor repre- * „? h * u ‘!’ t “ 2h, T . n ' j ’ h‘T ’ T ? “ T * K‘r,S t0 ?ubIn‘ ‘ method as the 16th "was the fin a l to take top prices in th e ir respect same as every one else? he said. fo rce fu lly than to learn that little «entalives of the lum ber industry. ihe . fro n t of ' his sh irt. i,„ He ,1!(i escaped ,n hi- early ^ entries n,r,es ln a Si a lf W‘^ flre da>' fo r f ‘ ling a petition fo r nom i- tive divisions in tne state fa ir 4 - H ------------------------- - more than tw o weeks supply of meanwhile, welcomed Nelson's or- i... »„ 11 , . hi i, u , m i p n ' ntl<)n contest which offers a n a tiOn and g ettin g the name on club livestock auctian at Salem ■crap remain for the entire imlus- <ler hut said m ills and logging !‘,nK' ? ’ ” * b" ' ,b 1 " n l »hrec-day outing at Santiam , he ballot. September 11. tr y at the present rate of con- camp« w ere already w orking a 48- " 1 1 ” e l’ 1-1 Lodge located in the h e a rt o f the Petitions had been filed fo r the a ii t h r e e n n i m a u w e r e — P’ “ » ....... ..... .. ................................... w r > .. ............. £ £ " £ s S . K S '“ “ "*8 M Today, our steel m ills are pro- and labor allow ed it -qua,I will I » „ T a rt ¿ : " A ? e ' „ i S V l a„d G?en S “ a, during alaiut KS.OtXI.CKMI tons per Nelson, in W ashington. D C., the judging will be based on F la , , w ard •> th i. ward , er Pd,% ' ° r a tat *dmd at auc year. This Is 5,(XX),OOU tons short said his order was necessary to achievem ent r e c o r d « i n fir., nr.. M a n e rs, w ard o. in tnis w ard tion in O reg on —w ith the Salem . . u c *2 i’.re' ,w o are to be elected, one to f ill manaeer of Sears the hover The o f our present capacity. Some o f avert a lum ber shortage resulting veil ion by the Guards, (lo s in g the p iacc left vacant by N. E. t op beef went at 55 cents a nound our anticipated capacity of 92.- from lack of tnunixiwer. The b ulk of ;he local peach crop «•"” > da«c «» m idnight Septem- Com pton. who moved to the ru ra l w ith S a fe w il the buyer a id the Mrs. Cora K night, 71, w ell (XXIJXMI tons by January 1943 .s jp . telegraphed F. H. Brundage, w ill be placed on the m arket b’' r ’ 9 • whde the outing ls set fo r severa, mon(hs ago W1,b baiew ay the bu-v er- and known resident o f th is section. doomed to lie idle unless every western log and lum ber adminis- hog at 25 cents, to Sears. _______________ man, w i. m '. n .u n ! , l i i l d .I,,. > his oi ,, |*,„,|.iii« l. to i d. "'ll shortly, in fact this week will see September 24, -5 and 26. The 65 hogs sold fo r a to ta l o f died at her home >n S jirin gfie hl South Lane county bpv« and her part In collecting scrap metal, necessary and appropriate action " * the harvest p ra ctica lly ended in $2,400.39, eight baby beeves fo r X ^ te rd a y a fte r a three day 111- many orchard«. Miles W icks, hob- K*,-ls enrolled as Green Guards To sustain our w a r production to establish the 48-hour week im - h\ lii- i.-i lim n th e C if-w ell (IS- a " ‘ $1,896.34; and 24 sheep fo r ness M rs- K n ig h t had made her eligible tor contest com- e ffo rts at top speed, and to rule m ediately Nelson said ’’ a sub- tric t, Tu.'sday brought in some o f P o tio n . ( options from South $580.17. A ll stock was from wes- home fo r several months w ith a out the (»KKibillty of shutdowns In stn ntla l num ber” of employers the finest Hales seen this year. Cane county are: Bale Wiscarson, tern Oregon counties. uaughter there. Mrs. Robert Cul- __ _ . oerson, u n til Mrs. Culberson went Ixith steel m ills and m anufuctur- had faiU*d to comply w ith a The peach?», larger than usual, eaP,a *n- o f Disston; H arold Pefer- About 30 counties were repre- . u l . v ing plants due to the luck o f raw previous request to lengthen the prtMluced from ------------- sented in the foods, clothing, fo r- tO C alifornia to be w ith her hus- a h a lf to two- !ion- t-aP,a >n. of ( resw ell; David m aterials. It Is v ita l that every w ork week v o lu n ta rily Tim e and th ird s of a crop this year and are Summers, o f B la ckbu tte ; O f interest to many people here estry, room improvement, canning. “ 'l n _ " alone *at t ^ T m e of her B ill com m unity In America organize a h a lf overtim e mast be |«nd fo r , f u l . .„..„A O th _r Wiese. Elw m Howell, captains, of was the announcement that Floyd cereals, vegetables and o the r pro- . 5 and conduct a relentless program w ork over 40 hour., a „J “ ’^ ‘L y D °rena; Vivian Owen, captain, of Bennett, son o f M r. and Mrs. H. ject exhibits which were m ailed . ,, O. B e n jo ., o f C „ „ . , Ee Grove „ .n fudged „ (he f h r e , . ^ f, ( r . S X , o sciap (» e< ion. th e ir crop und have managed L ° ra nc In 1941, the steel industry eon- L e g iO I l tO D i s p l a y W a i ' to pick the crop w ith a small loss, 2 ,mJ m v r u T T V * he ,U* clubbers. hved jn gince 19Jg sumed almost 48 m illio n net tons ® jpr i n A s p ite the labor s shortage. fated Y orktow n U S. c a rrie r., In spite of w artim e conditions. she was at B u rlin gto n Junc- o f scrap fo r a production o f up- x O S t d S a t □ & 1U o tO T 6 ___ which was sunk in the M idw ay the fa ir was h ig h ly successful; ex- tion> Missouri. May 20 1871. M r. pro xlm n tely 8.3.000,000 net tons of — — - b attle June ith . Details o f the h ib its ,. both livestock and o the r K n ig h t died Iasi year SCHOOL BOV lNJCKEI) IN steel. O f this, It, is estimated that <pb,, n(>xj meeting of the Am eri- U C IU E N T SÌnk'2 L " ere ° n,y r c re n tly an- j projects, were of excellent qual- S urviving are three daughters. i i bout 60 | m * i cent of the scrap was ran u>Kion w i„ he,(, , he ------------- ------------- nounced by the navy and last ity though few er in number than M rs Lyk* Scrogg o f Eugene M r: "hom e" scrap that Is. the sernp a rm ory September 21st. A ll W illia m Bauder, age 10. son nf The Rev. Paul M. Joy of Socor- " igbt a news broadcast over in peacetime. Spectators were not Henry Klem of Angeles' C ali- which comes from returns and Legionnaires and ex-service men M r. and Mrs. John Bauder, re- ro. New Mexico, who has been K N X ' ,B enneV was 9uoted ove7 encouraged. the event being fornia and M rs. Robert Culberson trim m ing s from Ihe operations of in v it(.,| ,o attend The instal- ceived slight*injuries >Tsterday <f- called as m in ister o f the' F irs t the rac"O and praised the ships staged as only rem nant of the of Springiield, who is now in Cali- m aking steel Itself. Balance of the |n,(on of n(,w officers fo r the en- ternoon about 3:50 p. m. when Presbyterian church o f Cottage commander. The Y orktow n was regular state fa ir and p rim a rily fo rn ja> Also fo u r grand children scrup came from what is termed su(nK vear w |„ ,M< held , he iirs t struck by a car on highway 99 Grove fo r the coming year, ar- reP°rted bombed on June 4th to keep alive com petitive interest ancj one great grand child. Two Ihe "<»|»en m a rke t," that is, the Monday in October. Young Bauder had started home rived this week w ith Mrs. Joy and an( was finished o ff by two to r- among ^club youths during w ar brothers, W. F. and E. A. Allen of Junk dealers who buy scrap from The Am erican Legion has been from school and was crossing the a m onth w ill he at home in 1 ^ ^ ° ^ June <th. Bennett was days. O nly clubbers on the Cottage Grove. Funeral arrange- m anufacturers of finished pro given the use of one of Ihe display Highway nt Ihe intersection of the residence o f M rs. Nannie *n tbe W1ler about two and a h alf grounds the three days were own- mel1ts are pending. Funeral ser- ducts and from the nation's homes windows through the courtesy o f F ilth street when struck by a car S m ith on Adams St. The Rev. Joy bours before being rescued. He ers of fat livestock, these youths vices w ill be held here w ith the and furms. Fred K n ic k e rlio c k c r nt K nlcker- driven by George A. Schlatter, w ill preach his firs t sermon next was Picked up by six o r seven p a rticip a tin g in judging and show- Rev w A B rig g . Methodist m in- bocker's 5 and Ilk* stole to display who lives on Black B utte route. Sunday m orning at 11:00 a. m. boats enroute to San Diego, C ali- manshtp contests as w ell as show- ister o ffic ia tin g. and interm ent cards and posters Issued by the Young B a id e r was knocked to the Mr. Joy has been pastor o f the fo rn ia and is now stationed tem- ing th e ir entries fo r placing in the w i„ be in the Ioca, CPmetcry. _______________ O ffice of W ar In fo rm a tio n , Wash- pavement hut was not seriously Presbyterian church in Socorro P°r a r ily at the a dm inistration regular classes. ington, D. C. These posters are t o , in j'iie d . He was taken to the © t- |f° r the past ten years but on a building o f the a irpo rt in San ------------------------ - GOTCH TO LEGION CON lx* displayed nil over the United lice of n local physician, suffering trip to O-egon this sum m er he de- Biego. cn 5 0 0 F is h P la n te d VENTION States and arc o ffic ia l displays from th e ’ shock of the accident, cided he would lik e to become a W rs' Benne,t and son, H arvey ’ ° r e n , who were liv in g a t N o rfo lk . l H JjOOftl S t r e a m s M yron Perry, chief of |x»lice as through the office o f the O. E. M. He was brought d ow r town by resident here. Ed J. Gotch. a djutant of Calvin The Rev. J. Ted Burns resigned *r 8'oia, have arrived in San —— sisted In catching tw o convicts, of W ashington. D. C. The public s. <■*. W a lker and Mrs. F rank Funk Post, Am erican Legion, left Fish plantings amounting to Saturday fo r Portland, enroute to Cornelius P. L. D ing and F led E. is invited Io rend them, there w ill Riggs. W alker, w ith M. A H ew itt, as pastor o f the local church to Diego to be w ith Him. ' 50,500 by the state game and fish Kansas C ity, where he w ill attend McCoy Sunday night at W estfir. be a change ot the (xisters each was employed in painting the yel- become a chaplain in the U. S. |ow s trip on the highw ay at the arm y. He will leave w ith his fam- V o t e F S M l l S t R e g i s t e r commission were made in this the national convention of the The tw o men escaped from the month, so look lo r them. state pen at Salem September 9th This w ar is an all-out w ar and tim e of the accident . 'h e lu s t o f October to visit _ A n ln k n . fpl»» «4 area recently, It was announced Am erican Legion. M r. Gotch, w ith — — bis m other in Tennessee w hile -tiy vJClO O ei 1 111FQ Tuesday by N. J. Nelson. P lant- Ben Doris of Springfield, are con- and bended fo r this section. Perry you and 1, hint and her, and he ings were d istributed as follows: vention delegates from the 3rd who helped convict D ing, who was anil she has a d u ty to perform . ( LAYMEN’S MASS MEETING AT 'va*'in g fo r his call. M rs. Burns Voters who expect to p a rtic i- Coast fo rk. 10,500; Layng creek, d istrict. They expect Oregon to be sent up front this county about a I f yot: th in k this country is yours, j f r k .E METHODIST CHI K( II and children plan to rem ain in I eiinessee fo r the d uration of the _ pate in the _ general election No- 5,000; Bryce creek, 7,500; ________ _________ ..__ . Mosby ____ w in the lead fo r universal conscrip- year ago, was among the deputy let's get goin'. C H E T VanD ENBU RG , A group o f Christian business A large number o f friends vember 3rd should be sure they creek 10,000; Row river, 12,500; tion and are looking to elect a sheriffs to see action in the cap Pub. Chr. Post No. 32 men from Portland, Salem and attended the congregational dir.- are registered in tne precinct they Sharps creek 5,000. ture. O ther officers particip a ting forceful commander fo r national -------------------------- other Oregon towns w ill hold spe- ner Sunday in honor o f the Rev. intend to vote in. October 3rd i s --------------------------- leadership. were ('a pt. W arner o f the slate police; Ted Flnucane o f Spring- MISS NORM A HCGAN LEASES r ia l services at Ihe Free Metho- and ^bs. But ns. They were pre- the deadline fo r registration. A FILBERT CROP POOR HEAI'TY NOOK d is i church Sunday m orning Ht seated w ith a large picnic k it fo r num ber of voters have moved field and Claude Romaine, deputy SELL TURKEY HENS ------------ 11:00 o'clock and in the afternoon travelling, and good wishes were from one precinct to another and The filb e rt crop over this sec from the sheriff's office. Capture FOR BREEDER STOCK special mass extended from individuals as w ell in th is case reg istra tion in the new tjon ¡s generally poor. Most grow- Miss Norm a Dugan has leased at 3:00 o'clock o f the tw o convicts was made at precinct is necessary. the home o f Long's brother at the Beauty Nook at the rear of meeting. Everyone is cord ia lly in- i,s f ° r 'be church. ers w ill harvest about a fifty per About 430 turkey hens from — ------------- —— -------- - W e stfir. The tw o offered no re- Kern's fo r Drugs from Mrs. Ed vlted to nttend these services.1 cent crop. B a rtle tt Johnson, the the Haynes-Pickens flock on the left w ith M r There w ill he s|»ecinl music and a ^'E W YORK Y A N K E E S C L IN C H Tech. Sgt. Glenn Weldon and F ilb e rt K ing or Saginaw, said Paul ranch, west of town, were slstance when told to throw up Hoyt. Mrs. Hoyt th e ir hands by Percy and Finn-1 Hoyt fo r Brem erton, Washington, very interesting program. Roj PENNANT w jf e gpent the week end a t the Monday his crop would be about were the firs t to be m arketed cunt*. D»ng was alleged to have where he w ill be employed ns a H arrin gton of St. Helens w ill be The New Y ork Yankees clinched home of M. V. Weldon, fa th e r of h alf o f the yield last year. H ar- sold fo r breeders this week. The been gunning fo r n W e stfir man as machinist at the ship yards. Miss in charge of Ihe service anil D. L. th e ir second successive Am erican Glenn. John Weldon, who sjieiit vesting the filb e rt crop w ill also turkeys brought a good price and w ell as Perry and the Springfield Dugan w ill 1 m * assisted by M rs .. M ael’hee, Portia.*d tire executive, | league pennant Monday, defeating ihe sum m er in Portland, came be la te r than usual and w ill I m » this fall. The buyer was Ila Mc- o fflce r. ‘ W. B. Johnston. ¡ w ill lead the singing. j the Cleveland Indians, 8 to 3. home w ith them to attend school. 1 underway in about tw o weeks. .Q u a rt of Springfield. Lumber Industry Ordered on 48 Hour Week Basis 2 Burned Yesterday In Accident at Cottage Grove Ice Plant OGS May Submit Entry in Ore. Fire Prevention Race 4-Hers Get High Prices at Auction Mrs. Cora Knight Dies Suddenly at Springfield 16th Peach Crop Being Marketed Here Now Floyd Bennett on Carrier Vorktown Rev. Joy New Pastor Presbyterian Church; Burns to Enter Army Myron Perry Assists In Capture of Two Escaped Convicts 13th
