(I
oí O VltofBîf
National Forest
Use Is Restricted
Beginning Today
Boy Scout Financial
Campaign Over Top
The Boy Seoul financial cam
paign, which slarteil here with a
kickoff breakfast at the Rainbow
cafe June 23rd was the most sue-
cessful In the history of the com
munity so far um known and was
to|m In all districts of the Wiiiani-
o'tc council. II. L. Wolfatd. chair
man, said Tuesday contributions
from this section amounted Io ap
proximately 31,200 or a tenth of
the $ ] l.o o o needed by the council
Io carry on the work anoth-r
year.
The camiwign here was con-
dueled by a committee of about
twenty-five business men and
practically «II the contributions
were collected the first day. Alton
Raker of Eugene, chairman of the
counci' finance committee has
written the local committee a let-
,, r
thanks, commending the
«•«mmittee on its splendid work
“ nd th c l,ub!ic for K«*ncnius sup-
,M” 1
District Here
Plans
have
been made for the
I’lans
organization of u district scout
council hen- next fall,
wh *re
courts of honor and d is tric t mee*-
lnks of the North Douglas-South
Lane area will lx- held
Symbol of United States Freedom
Which We Celebrate Ju ly 4th
Bottles Are Placed
For Cigarettes;
Records Wanted
Daily War Spending
$283,600,000 in May
Hope Revived for
Development
Alumina Deposit
War expenditures by the United
3tates government during the
month of May amounted to $7,-
373.000.000, showing only one per
Under the sponsorship of the cent increase over April expendi
American legion Post of this tures of $7.290,000,000.
town, cigarettes for our k.ds over
The daily rate of war expendi
Three New Fire Restriction«
seas are assured. In every store tures averaged $283,600,000 in WPB Approves Pilct Plant to
where per,pie deal, there are May compared to $28O,4fX).OOO in
Effective in Umpqua.
Cost Approximately
'Kittles milk bottles for ’he col ApriL
lecting of the nickel», dim»», quar
Forest.
$4,000,000.
Expenditures for war purposes
ters, etc. You can’t give too much
!.O men who give all.. So don't pass by the United States government
Beginning today, July 1, the
ip the bottles folks, w generous. from July 1940. through May.
Hopes were revived June 24th
three fire restrictions. Ihr camp
At our recent meeting we consid- 1943, amounted to $102.322.000.- for development of northwest
000.
fire |M*nmt restriction, Ihr no
r'itd the proposition, and agreed
aluminum clay with the repot t
smoking while traveling restrlc-
to give our support to tne move
from Washington that the war
lion and the axe, shovel and buck
ment. Men who have fought be
production board had approved a
et requirement become effective
fore know what fellow soldieis
reduction plant for Columbia
according to V. V. Ilurpltam, for
'and sailors) need. We also have
Metals Corporation to cost ap
eat supervisor of thé Umpqua Nu
placed the orders for c arrttes,
proximately $4,f)00,000, which the
*lth the company giving the boys
I tonal Forest. ('am|M*rs going into
press dispatches said would re
_ National Forest for recreation
ihc most advantages, this was also
quire more than 5,000 kilowatts
July
4th
falls
on
Sunday.
To
will need to secure a camp fire
tgreed to by the meribera pres-
of Bonneville power. Location of
permit from a ranger or guard
nt. A sticker will be attached to give proper recognition of the na the reduction plant, however, is
station If they wish to lailld a
each package shipper, duty free, in tional holiday, local business very much up in the air; the final
government bottoms, to all zones houses will remain closed Monday location it was said will be deter
enmp fire any place other than
where our men are. A package of or the 5th. So far as known now mined by defense corporation en
at improved fori-st camps. The no
fifty answering cards, is in each all mercantile establishments will gineers. ("lays from the Hobart
smoking while traveling restrlc-
lion applies only to travelers on
A letter
recelv« a from Mias ¡Mrs. R. A. Trask, of the army air case sent, and it will be interest close along with the First Na butte project, in the LonJon area
narrow forest roads and while hlk-
Elcanore Tlschler who is with the forces Southeast Training Center, ing to later publish the comments tional Bank and the post office. seem to be definitely superior tc
mg along trails or moving around
WAVES In New York says the flt Freman Army Air Field. Sey- of the boys who receive your Heretofore the post office has not any like material tested in the
In the woods and docs not apply
work is so interesting the time mour Indiana, Wednesday June 30. cigarettes. Remember five cent» been observing the usual holidays northwest, but here again is a
buys one package. And in pass due to war conditions, but a new
to automobile travelers on two-
Just flies. She has been made
*
*
ing
don’t forget the boys when it ruling permits the post office to question as to where the mine
The
way surfaced highways.
platoon leader of her platoon and
V
comes
to music your old re'. • • t close for national holidays along may eventually be located.
has 40 girls under her. She was
Pvt- and Mr*- Raiph Holliday
North Umpqua mad up as far as Chamber Members
Two drilling crews have been
are
wanted
for making up into with other places of business.
Copeland C ree k Is considered a __
given the choice of different ,c,t today for Camp Haan, Cali-
Shoppers will do well to hold at work for several weeks on the
new
ones
you
did
a
swell
jot.
or.
two-way surfaced road and Is ex- Hear About New Laws branches of work, but chose phy- fo,n|a. after spending a short fur
Hobart butte project. It is under
sical education which will make it >°ugh with his parents, Mr. and our last drive, see if you can still the double holiday in mind and
empt from this restriction. How
buy supplies sufficient for the two stood from unofficial sources that
dig
up
a
few
hundred
pounds,
ever, from Copeland Creek on to
At the final summer session of possible for her to have the rating -Mrs. Guy Holliday of Creswell,
please, people. The boys will love days. So far as known the 4th and the present appropriation for the
Diamond ljike and other narrow the Chamber of Commerce Tues- of third class petty officer in Roule 1. He is stationed at Camp you for it.
5th will be quiet holidays for the drilling campaign will be exhaust
forest roads on the Cm|x|UM come day. H. W. Dimhanl was the guest three weeks with a chance for Hann with the Coast Artillery.
The |K*opIe of Cottage Grove home folks. Gas rationing will not ed by July 15th. Whether addi
within the restriction Campers speaker and discussed three new commissioned officer later. "There
will not fail the Legion— They permit the usual week-end trips tional appropriation will be made
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using improved forest cam|m need laws, which an- of general interest *re almost 6.000 girls here and
didn’t before, and they won't now. in most cases and no fireworks for drilling or whether the Bureau
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Englund
not have an axe. shovel and buck- to the public These laws In their *hey lf»°k very nice marching in
Let's draft every old record and are permitted, so outside of two of Mines considers the previous
et with them, however, it Is al- order named arc the auto resjs-n- uniform. The foixl Is wonderful, have rcce.'ved woid *rom theit send it to war. Now is the time days for rest or work in the gar tests sufficient is not known.
son
Mervin.
who
is
studying
draft
ways good practice to be thus sthility act, which the speaker w *' alwnys have meat twice a day.
to do it.
den, the 4th won't mean much of
The press dispatch of June 24:
equipped according to the super- said was uimed at reckless dttv- Saturday p. m and Sunday we ing v ith the army air .‘orce engin-
Bring 'em to your local grocery a change in scenery except for a
The
Columbia Metals corpora
__ __
____ a fire lx- dls- ing. The act does not compel the have off and nil go to church Sun-
‘ "’«chment in Boston.
visor
so ____
that should
store, bring them to any store— few picnics, the weather per
tion plant approved today by the
covered, the necessary equipment motorist to take out liability in- 'lay morning Last Sunday wc a t - ' ,c >Pen* *ast week end with Rich- the proprietor will gladly give
mitting.
WPB probably will cost $4,000,000
1s available for putting It out and surance, but makes proper pro- tended an outdoor service in the ar” '••l« en. who is receiving ad them space against our collect
van.
•
d
signalman
traéung
at
the
and will require more than 5000
then too. every careful camper tectum a matter of good business amphitheatre." Miss Tlschler was
ing them.—Edw. J. Gotch, Adj.
kilowatts of Bonneville power,
should be pre|mred to cxlingiush In the event of an acculent the an Instructor in the local schools naval training school at Noroton Calvin Funk Post 32, A. L.
Hoights, Connecticut. The beys
corporation spokesmen estimated
hts own fire
secretary of state can cancel me this past year.
spent Sunday in Nmz York City BOARD 3 INDUCTS S t INTO
today.
Hiking parties are not required d> z'r's license ¡»nd take away
. t r . & .
wr
they visited C'ncy Island,
ARMED SERVICE
The plant would be used to re
to carry such equipment with the license of the motorist, un-
m
( 1®*’ Edward S. Mw me Statue of Liberty, rode on
cover aluminum from clays of the
them but if a trip la made by pack k a. tne motorut can p v v e him- Collins. formerly of Jamestown „,P
York subway, and went
During the month of June Lane
Pacific northwest. Rep. Angell (R
and saddle horse, then the axe. seif financially responsible. The Kansas, has been transferred ,o , hc s6lh floor jf the Emn.re
Ore) announced WPB approval
shovel and bucket are required community property act. a new from active service to enlisted re- states I c ild in -
M ena
w r' .-s county selective service board in
ducted fifty-two men into the
of the corporation's application
common
3»PVA Corti», tn
» m ploym
n l n v m ent
nnt
*»
•
. h .e 'i
.
.
Another com
m on sense
sens.- rule
ru le every
every law
>«« [Kissed
i-s a e a at
nr the
m e last
last session
session of
oi K
serve
fo accept i em
, hat • • hp i . ..nine
-,nd • , f,i.wsh
armed service, twenty one going
The local rationing board urges to build.
wixidsman follows, Mr. llorjiham the state leglslatuie, aimed at en- ln nn essential war industry, it
• s
g <
the other sixteen ¿tunea.
into the navy, thirty into the all car and motorcycle operators
continued, and one which Is also uhling the husband and wife tc was announced recently at the
Columbia Metals, made up of
‘ army and one into the marine to obtain application forms at
a law, Is never leave your camp file separate Income tax returns arTny Hjr base. Great Falla, Mon
Oregon
and Washington men, ap
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corps. Among those enlisting in
itor even for n short time without
. . . . has not been .. sufficiently
.. _. tried out
.. tana private First Class Collins
Lack of time and space prevents the navy in June from south Lane once for renewal of A and D mile- plied for a 200-ton plant last Jan
completely extinguishing It. If this to jmiss on Its merits. Th. with- waa horn and educated in Clyde, printing in full a letter from Vinal county were: Lester J. Leach, ag books. The forms are avail uary, but ran into difficulties
rule Is religiously followed by ev- holding tax or the pay ax you go Kansas and prior to his entrance Randall Sr who is a Seabee do- Paris B. Breedlove, Kenneth A. able at most service stations here. when the mineral resources co
The current books expire at ordinating committee of WPB de
eryone camping In the forests, a federal tax. said to lx- simple In into , he armed forces, he was cm- ,nK nava| " training at Norfolk, Berry Jr., Earl L. Bridwell, all of
manded further pilot plant tests
very material reduction would be its application whs not found that ployed as a farmer near James- Virginia, which was addressed to Cottage Grove; Ewing C. Bilyeu nrdnight July 21.
Applicants arc r'quesi.ed to fl" of a process developed by Chemi
made In the number of forest fires way on examination by Mr. Lorn- t()Wn Kansas His father lives at the folks at home. From the tone of Disston; Walton C. Dixon of
each year caused by unextinguish- bard. Under the law effeclve to- Cottage Grovi
of Randall's letter we would judge Culp Creek, and Vernon F. Stout in the form completely and cor cal Construction, a corporation, a
day the employer Is responsible
rectly. To it must be attached subsidiary of American Cyanimid
cd and carelessly left comp fires.
that Virginia had lots of hoi.es; of Creswell.
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for the collection of the tax; a
tire inspection record and also corporation.
Westfir Area Closed
South
Lane
enlistees
into
the
Pvt. Francis Queener. who has nt least the state has lots of horse
back cover of t'»e applicant’s pre
An order Issued by Regional responsibility that every employer
Location of the plant will be
tx*cn stationed Ht Camp Roberts. flies as big as one's thumb, x.h’.ch army include: Harold R. Geer. sent mileage ration book, proper
Forester H. J. Andrews closing s,‘uu,d watch.
George
B.
Hopper.
George
L.
determined by defense plant cor
have
added
to
the
dis.-omfart
of
California, is spending a two
ly filled out. Front . er of the
\ttm lng la k ’
the Westfir sale area In the Wil
weeks furlough here with his wife. the tra nees in standing at at- Tucker. Floyd D. Quaglia, John old book should be retained by poration engineers. nFC will pro
lamette National Forest to un-
Gcncia| discussion was had prl- nf(pr w(uch hp wj„
transferrw[ tention. at least when the seabee Craig Welden, all of Cottage
vide finances.
regulated use effective July 1. has or to the program with reletence tQ C
) gan , xnns Obispo. Cali- is standing at rigid attention and Grove, and John Gerstner of Culp tpp.'icant.
Applications are to • e sent only
tieen Issued, according to Super- to naming the lake at the Cottage f
makes a forced Mid i J. He Creek.
Three local young men have by mail to th> l-aatd. S m i ly of
visor John R. Bruekurt of the lo- Grove dam. Several names have
says tr«inees come there in ¿11
forms is limiieq. The new forms
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eat Willamette National Forest been submitted, but none agreed
„
.
. ¡shapes and sizes, but a'ter two been called for training for the
upon. The membrship decided to
Robert Hesher of Fort Lewis, lnon,hs of training look like they marines, to report at the Univer will be mailed tc applicant as soon
office.
The area comprises all the area P®“ ,hc question on to the civic Washington, is here on « furlough have come out of the same mold, sity of Southern California. Los as they are ready.
cut over by the Westfir Lumber organizations of the tcm rur.ity visiting his mother. Mrs. Gertrude And hp fldded furlher: We have Angeles. The youths are Carlton
Lane county farmers who wish
'Yimpany located on the water- for further suggestions and Dr. Flesher.
or will have the best platoon in Woodard, Ervin Thoreson and Bill
to have small seed crops inspect
Bartels
Jr.
In
this
call
21
marine
the best battalion in the lx?st navy
shed of the North Fork of th<- H. A. Hagen was appointed as a
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ed for seed certification should
reserves from Lane county are re
Middle Fork of the Willamette committee to contact other organ-
AZC Marvel Raymond Randall of the world.”
file their applications with O. S.
porting
for
training
on
July
1.
River above Westfir. Going or lx*- •nations.
has written his grandpaients. Mr.
Fletcher, county agent, not later
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ing upon the above described area
Don Kahler, high school og. and Mrs. 1. A Randall, that he has
than Tuesday. July 6. The county
MAY
LEND-LEASE
AMOUNTS
Mrs. Myrtle Lake has received
Federal auto stamps will be on agent states that he has received
except with permit Issued by the teacher reported that the F. F. A been transferred from the naval
TO 3790,000,004)
sale at Vie local post office until a letter from the Farm Crops De
local Forest officer is prohibited, I chapter was about ready to start air station at Oakland, Califor- some interesting letters from her
August 1. After that date motor
but no |x»rmlt shall lx- required of on a sheep project and had prac- ni«
nvnl n
ir s station
ta tio n a
nia, to the n naval
air
at t son Philip who is stati* ned at
Edward R. Stettinius Jr., lend- ists will have to apply to the col partment of the Oregon State
Duich Harbor, Alaska. Hi tells i f
any actual settler going to or iron, tlcally finished financing te pig Corpus Christi, Texas.
collge stating that they can send
lease
administrator,
announced
climbing a mountain peak nearly
lector of internal revenue. It is someone to Lane county in the
his home. Permits may lx- oh- project which the chapter engaged
that
lend-lease
aid
during
May
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3 miles high in one hour and for-
our understanding that motorists
talncd by those having business in in a few weeks ago.
Warren A. Edwards, husband of ty-five minutes and w h e n he amounted to $790,000,000, bring will have to have the new stamp near future, probably during the
the area from the Forest officer
Marion A. Edward« of ( ulp (
reached the top heard some one ing the total since the beginning before the application for gas ra week beginning July 4, to inspect
or his representative at Westfir.
was commissioned June 23. 1943, caJ , for he,p and ,roking of the lend-lease program to $11.- tioning is approved. In other small seed crops for seed certifi
Oakridge Ranger Station, or a
as second lieutenant* army of the aroun(j discovered two men from 893,000,000. Of this amount, $9,- words the new gas coupon books cation.
the entrance |x>int to llic ntea on Called as Pastor Of
Among the crops that are
United States, upon graduation
, Company rbout 100 feet be’ow , 830,000,000 represents g o o d s to be issued must bear the num
the High Prairie Road. Fishl.ig
from the Transportation Corps Of hjm s, uck pn ?h(, SR|e of ffw s;op<, transferred and $1,963,000,000 ser ber of the new stamp. It was grown in this county that should
Hnd other forms of recreational |
ficer Candidate School at State with loose rock below them and vices rendered (rental and repair previously stated in this news be inspected at this time for seed
use In the area will be strictly pro
College, Mississippi. This school is ice above. Philip told them to of ships, etc.). Of the amount for paper that federal auto stamps certification if the grower wishes
hibited. Smoking on said area, ex
The Rev George Hardy of Eu- i(X.a,ed On the campus of Missis- , ang on white he went hack in the month of May. $716,000,000
would not be sold at the local to take advantage of seed certifi
cept In designated anti poated gene has been issued a call as sippi State college.
was for goods transferred and post office after July 1.
cation, are Ladino clover, Willam
the
camp
for
a
rope
to
pull
them
places. Is also prohibited.
pastor of the Baptist church here
$74,000,000
for
services
rendered.
'
ette sweet clover, Alta (tall) fes
up which took him two hours and
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Extremely dangerous fuel types and has accepted the call, which
cue, Astoria bent, and Highland
Cottage
13
minutes.
When
he
returned
the
Helen Moreloek of
100,000 DEHYDRATORS
In the area and the Importance of wus extended him at a business
bent, and special strains of red
.................. lumber
....... ...........
.....................
continunuM
production
for meet,ng of the church Sunday Grove recently was conynissloncd beys fingers and feet were numb
clover, according to Mr. Fletcher.
A
plan
for
making
100,000
do
national security purposes neeesai- evening. He is expected to arrive « »econd lieutenant in the Uni
iom tanging on, >u i
ey an
The charge for field inspection
mestic food dehydrators before
late the closure action at this ¡with Mrs. Hardy tomorrow to States Army Nurse Corps and has moved and lost their footing i
is 10c per acre, with a minimum
September
1
has
been
approved
been
ordered
to
report
for
active
would
have
been
the
last
of
them
take up his duties.
time.
by WPB. These dehydrators are charge of $1.00 per farm. For
duty to Raines General hospital is the hillside was straight up an I
The Rev. Hardy, a native of
Closure of additional areas will
down and deep. A letter written
C. E. Roberts will succeed Ever urgently needed, says the War example, if a farmer has five
at Vancouver, Washington.
be announced as weather or other New Jersey, is a graduate of the
June 20 says the purple violets arc
Powell as manager of the Cot Food Administration, in time to acres of Ladino clover for seed
☆ . ☆ . . . . _... . in full bloom all over the slope ett
Chicago Baptist seminary, having
conditions Jus’ lfy.
tage
Grove Gas Co., since Mr. preserve farm and victory garden and five acres of Alta fescue he
Auxiliary Sylvia Adi. Mtxmcy of ;m() (he
whjch
thp
completed his work there recent
Powell
has disposed of his prop fruits and vegetables. A home can get both fields inspected for
from , |o 12 inchpi
ly. While there he served as as Cot’«Ke Grove has Ix-gun training
OREGON BOY IN NEW
erty interests here and plans to food dehydrator removes moisture the minimum charge of $1,00.
sistant pastor of the Second Bap at the First Womens Army Auxi deep just like lying on a feat? » move to a farm near Bend in from raw food, thereby preserv
GUINEA HOSPITAL
1 llary Corps Training Center at
tist church of Chicago.
NOLDIER8* DEPENDENTS
eastern Oregon. Mr. Roberts, who ing its flavor and food value for
Fort Des Moines, Iowa. She was bed.
Mrs. Leo F. Wilson, 718 South
GET CHECKS
has been operating a plumbing later use.
immediately
assigned
to
a
receiv
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REIDI.ER RE ELECTED
Flint St., has receiv’d wo’d that
and sheet metal shop here, an
ing center company for a week of
Douglas Johnson, son of Mr. and nounced yesterday that he would
Family allowances and volun
REGISTER FOR CANNING
her nephew, Private Milton L.
At the annual election of the elementary training. For the fol- Mrs. Palmer Johnson, who enlisted devote the major part of his time
tary allotments-of-pay are now
Divine is in a hospital in New
Guinea. Private Divine who is the Union high school district No. 14, low'ng four weeks she will w as- jn (hp V J nava( Cl,iiege training to his duties with the Gas com
Don Kabler calls attention to in force for about four and a half
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gr ver D i-|c . A. Beidler was reelected to the sifned to a basic company tot p ro grnn l |,as received his call and pany. but would still do a limited the fact that homemakers who million soldiers who have more
vine of Forest Grove, Oregon is board, receiving 67 out of 68 hal- m0*-0 detailed training preparing lpf( fop p ^ ^ e llo , Idaho, where he amount of plumbing work.
did not attend the cannery meet than seven and one-half million
with the 41st Engineers and has lots cast. Following the election her ,o replace a man in a non- reported at the University of
ing last night and register will dependents, the war department
combat
army
job.
been in active set vice in New the school board organized fo:
George Ballew was taken to a still have opportunity to do so. If has announced. More than 20 mil
Idaho today. Douglas graduated
! the ensuing year with Mr. P.eid
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Guinea for several months.
from the local union high school Eugene hospital Monday following you would like to use the cannery lion family allowance and allot-
ler ns chairman. Other board i Announcements have been te
a stroke which ne suffered Sun to be established in the Wiese ment-of-pay checks have been
anfl ,his day afternoon. Latest report is building and have not registered, mailed to the wives, children and
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thompson members are; F. Earl Garoutte, ceivcd by relatives and liineds of " l,h ,he class of
and son Wesley spent the week Roy S. Hands, George McReynolds the graduation of Lt. Robert Me- P#«t year was a student at Oregon that he is convalescing satisfactor go to Beidler feed >nd seed store other dependents of army men In
and Clyde E. Wright.
¡and sign a registration •'Zip.
end with friends nt Roseburg.
one year.
I Gee (Mae) Trask, son of Mr. and ¡Stale college.
ily.
Stores to Close .
On July 4th, 5th
MwS
Applications for
Renewal of A, D
Books Are Ready
Farmers Should Have
Seed Inspected for
Seed Certification
Federal Auto Stamps
Are On Sale at Post
Office Through July
, Rev. George Hardy
Called as Pastor of
Baptist Church Here
Roberts to Succeed
Everett Powell as
Gas Co. Manager
K