The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 22, 1943, Page 5, Image 5

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TUI'HMD A Y, APRIL 22, IM3
THE SENTINEL OOTT \GE OIÏOYE OREGON
Lilins Observe IL S. Industrial Techniques
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ln»pr< tlng th r i i p u ito i ih ,i ii i in riit ,it th r e i.in l < .i n<-r ,tI I !ri 1 rli |>) in i a l l’ itl.J trlil, M . f ». Tilt- to u r »a»
• T ralign i bjr Ib r Itu r a l I I n t r i l l i a lia li A ilm In H tra llo n In ra n p rra tio n w llli Ih r rn -n r d in a la r ut In le r -
A in rrir a n a ita li» , thè S ta le Ilr p a r t m r n t and tlte llr p a r im r n t ut A g rlru ltu re .
A L IE U T E N A N T 'S M ira cu lo u s
* *
precious te x t " and fe lt lik e if lit tle
Is i) th a t had escaped the m o u th
( N o t r ’ H e re w ith tx presented a of an enem y of prey . . ,
le tte r fro m a lie u te n a n t in the
W hen I gut m y buddy hack Io
U ntied Stale» A m i) in Mime fa r- til»- post, he said, " L u le (he calls
P rice ce ilin g s and ra tio n books
t i l l b a ttle fro n t lo hi» Mister in inc L u te ), I ’ve had enough T h is • pawned the b la c k m a rk e t, and
P ennsylvania. The o rig in a i i» in convinces me. Come on I w a n t tin- bla ck m a rk e t, it appear -d was
poanesidon o f lle v . R ay It W h ite , 10 get rig h t w ith God, s ta rtin g g iv in g re b irth to th a t v a rm in t of
o f Z a ra p h a th , N ew Jersey.)
rig h t n o w ." He w o u ld n 't let them the old w e st, the c a ttle ru z tle r in
lend his wounds >’ -* ••• •
Oregon.
The W ilils o f N ow here. The
ing m a tte rs now hut th is ." ' He
F ro m m a n y p a rts o f Oregon, a
l-a n il o f d e a th and I h*»I ru c tio n . stayed on his knees sixteen hours big c a ttle state, cam e com plaints
Ri*eolved S ept, 3. 1942.
w ith th re e wounds. I lls Ixxly be-’ th a t " B la c k D a lto n " wan rid in g
D e a r Sis:
• uni so ntn n h he c o u ld n ’t m ove it. again and m a k in g o ff w ith q u ite
In w r itin g th is le tte r to you, B ut lie w o u ld not give up W hen a ie w head o f »1 <k In v i-s '.g a to rs
i d o n 't kn o w w here to s ta rt Itrs t the Iz ird fin a lly came in H E blam e the b lttrk m a rk e t.
So m any th in g * have happened M O V E D ! T h a t so ld ie r w ent cra zy
In -o u th o rn O re g o n *
D ouglas
»inn* last I w rote.
W e ll, to be- fo r tlix l, lie itin i|x 'd o u t c h a irs
co u n ty, sm all fa rm e rs have lost 30
i g in w ith , I have e s ca jxd death at 11 mean boxesi. lie jum |x*d o ve r he id in 90 days. T he ro u p ty has
the hand o f an enemy in a w ay hunks He even ra n outside a n d ' called Ir. the
D ougins
co., n iy
so am azing I am » till In a daze. shouted to the w hole eamp.
m ounted police res. . vi**. a c iv ilia n
You rem em ber I to ld you w hen
Since I ’ve given m y heart to d e h n «■ u n it. T h e y p a tro l oack-
1 knew 1 u n s going over, I was G<xl and ta lk e d w ith the Lxiys, c o u n try roads a t n ig h t in in d io -
p ra y
w ith equip|x*d a u to m o b ile «.
going o ver arm ed w ith the B ib le ? hold m eetings and
. , . T h a t B ib le Is the reason I them , God ha*, given me •tw e n ty -
John Iie n n y ot tin- F ederal A g ­
am n u ll here and able to w rite liv e souls. T w e n ty -fiv e o f m y bud­
th ia le tte r to a ll A m e rica . . .
dies have prayed
th ro u g h
and r ic u ltu r a l service’s w a r board says
lie n * im m y s to ry : M y buddy come out fo r God (x x l even gave K la m a th . H a rn e y, B a ke i and o th e r
eastern O regon
rangeland
and 1 w ere sent out on d u ty w ith me m y general. It tix ik a lung big
o u r equipm ent in th e w o rk 1 to ld tim e , lie was w> d ig n ifie d . B ut counti< have cn in p la in e d of ru s tl­
you before was o u r job. We had G ixl to ld me to go a lte r h im I ing Hi- hojx's a new ru le re o u i r.g
Just l e e c l i i d
Inform al intf,
the stu c k on his tr a il u n til he was re c tifie d s la u g h te re rs ta stam p
each carcass w ith th e ir o ffic ia l
mo»t in i|M irta n t lo r weeks, w hen grounded and came th ro u g h . The
we were discovered by the enemy. S p irit o f G«xl hovered o ve r th a t num bers w ill tig h te r, up the m a rk ­
1 gave m y buddy the in fo rm a tio n le n t w ith a sort o f golden haze. et and discourage* rust ling. F rom
now on any b u rc h e r w ith
un­
we had ju s t collected, to ld him I te ll you. Sts, p ra y e r Is going to
stam
ped
meat
w
ill
I
k * presum ed to
w
in
th
is
w
a
r
not
guns
alone,
to beat it, prepared m y s e lf tu
face them , i t wan the fin d lin n '•'ervent, agonizing prayer I know be a b lack m a rk *ter.
Savs J. D. M ikli*. s l i t ? a g ric u l­
I ’d been faced w ith the n e c e s s ity , n*. God is b rin g in g th e m In one
of p o in tin g m y gun at a m an a nil by one. The w hole com pany w ill tu re d ire c to r: ‘T h e re 's some in ­
b la stin g the life fro m his m iser- I m * a com pany o f p ra y in g men. crease in ru s tlin g u ll rig h t. So fa r
able la xly. 1 th o u g h t fa sl. Then God has prom ised them to me. i t ’s sm all scale. W e ’r ■ in v e s tig a t­
The ru s tle rs
I said. "L o rd , Il's Y o u r responsi­ given me assurance. T h in k o f it, in g several eases.
know
b ility now "
M y buddy h ail not 12<> p ra y in g men and one general seem to in* e xp e rt ’ need,
th e ir c o u n try . T h e y ’re
h a rd to
olieycd m y o rd e r He had no such in one re g im e n t!
round
So pra y, everyone It w ill have ca tch It's been fre q u e n t
scruples.
As 1 reached fo r m>
carbine, a shot fro m one o f H u m to come fro m a fa r. N o one prays B u rn s in c e n tra l Oregon arid along
s tru c k me In the breast and hlnat- in thin land of u tte r desolation. the Nevada b o rd e r.'
The 1943 ru s tle r takes a s*eer
ed me down.
T h in k in g
I was God has tu rn e d H is face nw ay
dead, m y pal ju m jie d
fu r me, fro m the h o rro r and d e s tru c tio n o r tw o at a tim e , not a w hole
g ra b ls'd m y c a rb in e as w e ll ns his m an has b ro u g h t on him self.
hunch lik e his ancestor. He knocks
. . . 1 could go on, hut I am so an a n im a l in the head, butchers
ow n, stood a strid e tri) bod)', b la s t­
ing aw ay w ith Is ith guns. He u a s tire d , so w e a r). B u i in a ll so in a rem ote spot, h ustles the meat
blasted to his knees w ith thn*e happy to see them c o m in g to God to a b lack m a rk e t d *nler, lays low
b u lle ts, hut w hen
he
finished one by otje. So te ll them to pray, a n ig h t o r tw o and repents.
O ffic e rs w a n t il stoppeo q u ic k ly
then* was not a one of them le ft ato n e lo r sin, and keep p ra yin g .
big
1« ague. B ut
lie was amazed w hen I ro lli*d o ver And w hen you send th in g s In y o u r before it gets
T hey
w a n t th ey 'v e adm onished ilr e ir daputies
a n il trie d In get up The force o f boys, send B ildes.
and v o lu n te e r v ig ila n te s th a t th e y
th a t b u lle t had o n ly stunned me. Bibles.
Y o u r lo vin g b ro th e r,
don’t w ant any n e c k t** panics.
D azedly, I w ondered w h y I pulled
L IE U T E N A N T
th a t lit t le B ible out o f n iy pocket
Salcsbooks, receipt bonks, book­
and In u tte r muteness looked a t
Enel O il Shortage
keeping systems. T he S entinel.
the u g ly hole in tin* co ve r . . . . It
The present fuel o il s h ir t nite w ill
had rip p e d th ro u g h Genesis, E xo ­
dus, L e vitic u s ,
N u m b e rs, on 1 la st the d u ratio n. Now the shortage
th ro u g h
th e
P entateuch,
on w hich req uire s rn tio n in g in 30 states
th ro u g h the o th e r hooka, Samuel, Is due to tra n s p o rta tio n d iffic u ltie s ,
K ings, C h ro n icle -, and kept go­ but an a ctu a l shortage of fuel its e lf
ing. W here do you th in g it stop­ Is foreseen by governm ent petroleum
experts. The ca m p a ig n to Induce
ped? In the m id d le o f Psalm 91,
hom eowners to c o n v e rt to coal is
jio ln tin g lik e a fin g e r m
t
nntlon-w ide In p ro po rtion. Now the
verse: " A thousand shall fa ll nt
ca m p a ig n is v o lu n ta ry , but m ay la t­
th y aide, and ten thousand at th y e r he com pulsory. Coul is the m ost
rig h t hand, tint it s h a ll not come p le n tifu l and econom ical fuel.
nigh thee. O n ly w ith th in e e y e s 1
sholt thou behold and see the re ­ Amt T lm r-u n il ¡i-lta lt for O v e rtlm r?
w a rd o f ttie w ic k e d ." Sis, w hen
In the (iOth Un . C am p B arke le y,
I read th a t verse it raised me Texas, th e y 're ta lk in g about the b r il­
three feet o ff the ground. I did lia n t idea of one o f the trainees.
not know there was such a verse T his p a rtic u la r re c ru it approached
in the B ilile . I ’d been
re a d in g hts com m a nd ing office r w ith the
m o stly in the N ew T e sta m e n t. 1 suggestion that he he p e rm itte d to
read the rest o f th a t c h a p te r the serve "tw ic e the d u ra tio n plus six
firs t p a rt was rip p e d a p a rt. In m o n th s" so th a t he could have ev­
u tte r h iin iilil) I said, 'T h a n k you. e ry oth er week off.
Black M arket Brings
Back Cattle R ustlii.,
Hall Mark
Easter Cards
5c - 25c
N
O T I C E
I f you rem em ber rending the S T R G U T R E A L T Y advertisem ent
in th is |ia|>er the 2nd w eek o f J a n u a ry, in w h ich w c asked fo r
tin* help o f men and w om en to send us d e scrip tio n s o f ranches
fo r sale rngir them to o ffe r o u r na tio n w id e custom ers, you w ill
now he in te re ste d to leaw i about one m an w ho read a s im ila r
adve rtise m en t in the Toppenish R eview of Chehalis, W ashington.
He is H e n ry M. H u n ltin g , a fa rm e r o f S ilv e r Creek. W ashington.
On le a d in g o u r o ffe r M r. H u n tlin g w ro te fo r d etails, became o u r
Associate and sent iis d e scrip tio n s o f a few fa rm s th a t w ere fo r
sale in his neighborhood. W e im m e d ia te ly Induced several men
In the m a rke t fo r such lands to v is it S ilv e r C reek. E n d in g A p ril
3rd, M r. H u n tlin g has made fo u r (4> sales w ith his share o f the
com m issions $2KI.25. You tix> can perhaps do as w e ll i f you have
a la ic auto, ow n real estate and have m oderate hacking. No In­
vestm e n t required. W rite today te llin g us y o u r age and d e ta ils of
past successes. E. A. S TR O U T , P resident.
STROUT REALTY
M u lin o
Oregon
Maxfactors
Cleansing Cream
Face Powder
Rouge
Lipstick
......
55c
$1.00
50c
50c
Loggers Ordered
Back to the IF oods
Observer« said Monday at I ’o rt-
b,nd the W a r M a n jxiw e r com m is­
sion o ld e r to loggers to get out
o f h ig h -p a yin g w a r in d u stry jo lw
and go hack In to the woods prob­
a b ly w ould act ti» ' p a tte rn to r
/.n y fu tu re c iv ilia n 'o n s rrlp tio n
The o rd e r was issued by the
W a r. M anpower
comm ission h
solve w hat li culled "th e No. I
m a n jx iw e r problem of the w est.’’
It was issued, observers noted,
fo r the same area w here loggers
staged strikes over s im ila r wage
t nd job issues in the last w ar.
No o jip o s itio n
has develojx-d
(Ills tim e. A n A h i. j.okesrnan, I).
t Pearson assistant secretary of
tile n o rth w e st council o f L u m b e r
: nd S a w m ill W orkers, said ‘‘w e’re
a ll anxious lo m a in ta in
fu n d a ­
m e n ta l rig h ts gained
fo r la b o r
• v e r a p c m x l o f years, hut w a r­
tim e co n d itio n s m a t e emergency
m a n jx iw e r situ a tio n s w hich u ll of
us, as A m ericans, a rt glad io deal
• ith c o o jjc ra tiv e ly as they arise.
The im rx irta n t th in g now is th a t
logs are going to w a r and m ust
he produced in g re a te r • 'um e
th a n ever before.”
W o rth L o w re y, p n s id e n t o f the
d is tric t C IO In te rn a tio n a l W ood­
w o rk e rs o f A m e rica , com m ented
s im ila rly .
O bservers said the system is
the one m ost easily applied to
c o rre c t an y
fu tu re
m a n jx iw e r
shortages
in
o th e r
in d u strie s,
since it requires o n ly a W M C o r ­
d e r and jjressure applied by fed-
• ral agencies holding co n tra cts
w ith w a r in d u s try employers.
T h is is th e w ay the W M C said
it w ould w o rk :
Loggers w ho
have q u it
the
woods since last Septem ber 7 w ill
be traced, fo rm e r employers fu r ­
n ish in g the names
and
d ra ft
hoards
su p p lyin g the addresses.
The w o rk e r th e n w ill be to ld to
re tu rn to th e woods. Unless he
has a
s a tis fa c to ry
e xp la n a tio n
w h y he cannot, he w ill answ er to
lh<* d ra ft txm rd. W a r in d u s try em ­
ployers, such as shipyards, gen­
e ra lly p a yin g at least 10 cents an
h o u r h ig h e r b a n c wage than in
u ix x ls operations, have been to ld
io discharge loggers h ire d since
S eptem ber 7 w ith o u t c e rtific a te s
o f a v a ila b ility .
Saginaw 1
The F rie n d ly
N eighbors clu b
met w ith M rs. Grace H alverson at
th e home o f h e r d a u g h te r, M rs.
D e lb e rt S m ith , T h u rsd a y
a fte r ­
noon. T h e re w o re ten m em bers
present. I t was voted to give $5
to M rs. F u n k in C o tta g e G rove
to buy y a rn fo r the R W . R. fro m
p a rt o f the proceeds ta ke n in at
the dance at
W a lk e r re ce n tly.
F iv e d o lla rs also w ill be donated
to the U.S.O. Hi Eugene. I t was
also voted to buy ice cream fo r
the school picnic.
M rs. C liffo rd G crslxich , w ho had
been in C a lifo rn ia the past few
m onths, stopped o ve r n ig h t T h u rs ­
da y a t the home o f her parents,
M r. and Mrs. L a w re n ce M o n tie th ,
on h e r w ay to O lym p ia . W a sh in g ­
ton. to jo in h e r husband, L t. Gers-
hach, w ho was tra n s fe rre d to F o rt
Lew is.
L o w e ll Benston received w o rd
fro m his b ro th e r H a rry , w ho is
sta tio n e d a t S h re v e jx irt, L o u isia ­
na. th a t he had been jiro m o te d to
s ta ff sergeant.
M r. and M rs. Lee F ry o f C o t­
tage G rove w ere v is ito rs at the
F ra n k G rim es home Sunday.
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IRISH-SWARTZ
First Call
Dinner
Make O ur Storo Your Kasfcr Food IIcatlf|uai‘tc is and enjoy the
best q u alily food while sh arin g the savings we offer.
Eggs
B utter
2 duzcn 7 5c
50c
Grade A Large
Red Rose
8 Point
Red Stamp
P o in ts
13 FR U IT COCKTAIL H D No. 1 ... 20c
13 FRU IT SALAD H D No. 1 .... ... 22c
Drip or Regular
24 PEACHES H D No. 2y2 ................. 27c
c lb.
24 PEACHES Val Vita No. 2y2 .........25c
24 APRICOTS Val Vita No. 2y2
25c And Your No. 26 Stamp
28 PIN E A PPL E Broken No. 2y2
28c
... 12c
24 TOMATOES Dundee No. 2 ^
COFFEE
..23c
22 TOMATOE JU IC E 47 oz......
STRETCHER
... 16c Sub Cafe
14 H D CORN No. 2
18c lb.
...
18c
16 DEL MONTE PEAS No. 2
Bulkee
18c lb.
18c
14 GREEN BEANS H D No. 2
No Stamps Needed
Golden West
29
Peets
C rystal
V ano
Granulated
W hite
Giant pkg.
10
The New Wonder for
Cleaning Woodwork
j ! Kellogg’s New
" PEP
B3«**-27c
79c
Quart
TOMATO SOUP Campbell’s
3 for 25c
3 points per can
SOUP M IX C ontinental...... .... 3 for 25c
1 point package
BLACK EYE Peas ........................2 lbs 25c
Nc Points
Point free
A PPLE BUTTER Libby, 33 o z ...........25c
Point free
A PPLE BUTTER K err No. 6 ...........59c
Point free
PICKLES K err sweet—25 oz. ...........35c
Point free
OLIVES, S eq u o ia.......... ........... 2 for 35c
Point free
PICKLES Best Foods 15 oz........ ........15c
Pancake
53c
F isher’s Blend «*-’1.85
Sperry
$4.7£
reg. bars
55c
43c
A PPLE JU IC E 12 ounce ..........2 for 25c
B rides o f today fin d th a t the
greatest d iffic u lty in m a k in g good
biscuits is to keep fro m d ro p p in g
c ig a re tte ashes in the dough.
288 Vims
$1.00 Ironized
Yeast Tabs
100 Bexel Capsules
B Complex .........
Lb.
9.8 pounds
$1.98
Farm and Garden
Supplies
4 lbs. Arsenate Lead
1 lb. Woodlark Poison
Wheat ......................
1 lb. Paris Green .......
9 ci. B. K. P®
10 oz. Korinek Udder
Balm
.........
1 Pt. Biff Insect
Spray
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1 lb. Di-Chloricide
Crystals for Moths
75c
40c
60c
75c
50c
KELLY’S MARKET
HAM
Half or Whole
Pound
43
MORRELL’S, SW IFT ’S, ARMOUR’S AND NEBERGALL’S
29c
49c
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Kelly’s Cut Rate
Drug Store
Sliced B acon
P u re L a rd
Morrell’s
Snow Cap
P o u n d .........................
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49< 2 pounds.................... / I / I (
We have a complete stock of Beef, Pork, Veal and Smoked Meats
ATTENTION: All A. B, C & D stamps must be used by April 30th
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