The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, April 06, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

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THE 8E N H N E L . COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Established August 15, 1SS9
Published Every Thursday at
Cottage Grove, Oregon
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C O M TSE SUMMARY O F M J.
INDIGENT SOLDIER: John S.\ F.I FEC TS O F AI.COIIOL ON
BI SIN ESS TR A N SA C TE D BY Moriarlty $130.00; Smith-Short,
THE HUMAN ItO Ill
TIIE COM M ISSIO NERS COI KT $22 45: Eugene Brake A- M otor1
FOR F E R R I'ARY. 1914.
Serviee $19.20; Major Win. G.
By Dr. H. A. Hagen
T iir n s n .w
aprii , g in n
WE STOCK LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
While $50.41; Use Tel A- Telg
Alcohol is the active agent in
Ordered that 16 deeds lx* made Co. $2.75; Eugene Brake A Motor
for county owned properties for •\t. $12.00; Glen Robertson Sei-' intoxicating liquors and, uccoiding
the total sum of $16,957.45.
vice Station $3.90; General Roads to the root meaning of the word,
Io intoxicate, means to poiaon. It
Order granting Mountain States $27 29; Dr 11 E Lamb $2.00;
Power Company to construct
INSANE: E u g e n e Hospital is a habit-forming drug, similar
transmission line along county $3IX). Di T. A. McKenzie $5.00; in chemical derivation and effect
road 791, in Sec. 17 Tp 17 SR3VV Dr. T. M Lundy $5 00; Dr. M. S. to morphine, strtchnlne, heroin,
O’Briens
BABY FOODS
\VM
Jones $5.00; Dr Glenn S. Morgan ether, and chlorofotm.
Order accepting bid for Bryant $5.00; Dr. Geo 1 Hui lev $5 00;
Alcohol
can
he
produced
only
1 lb. C ertivim
DeBar Agency for insurance for Dr. H. E. Seoles $20.00; Dr. II E.
30c
NUT BRITTLE
motor vehicle equipment for Lane Lamb $20.00; Di W. II. Pollaid by the decomposition or decay of
vegetable
or
animal
matter.
This
60c P u b i urn
30c
County.
$5.00;
CANDIES
Resolution to post notices for
JUVENILE
DEPARTMENT: decomposition is caused l>y tiny
Ö lb. D e x tr i M a lto se $2.70
vacation of portion of county road Koke-Ch ipinau Co $110; Albert txicteria, minute living organisms,
485.
C. Diets $30.36; Albert C. Dietz called the alcohol ferment. The
j lbs. L a c to g e n
$1 1>8
10 oz.
59c
Order vacating road in Porter $200.00; Naomi Nichols $150.00; alcohol is a waste product excret­
Acres.
Sibyl
Carder
$140.00;
Naomi
Nieh-
ed
by
these
orguntsms.
It
is
the
n
,
NATIONAL EDITORIAL—
3 lbs. D e x in
$2 00
recommending issuance ols $3 11; P;,e. Pel. A Telg. Co. | law of the animal kingdom, that
""'^""ASSOCIATION of Order
three liquor licenses,
$10.80; Western Union $15.48; all excretixl ma :er is poisonous
Order appointing James Ted- Orchard Auto Paris Co. $.65; Gen­
foi-d road patrolman.
eral Roads $22.10: Tidewater As­ When the proportion of alcohol In
VITA HEALTH
a fermented liquor hecomes too
Order rejecting offers in the sociated Dil Co. >¡0.86
EXTRA
SPECIAL
great,
the
hacteriu,
themselves,
JUSTICE COURT: Howard M.
year, the War Food Administra­ sum of $3,300.00 for county owned
Multiple Vitamins
Brownell, $60.00; J. E. Murphy arc poisoned. The excretion of the
Jeris Hair Tonic, 75c
tion has recently announced 1941 properties.
alcohol
organisn.
Ls not only poi­
$10.00:
J
E.
Murphy
$3.00;
Pae.
support prices with some substan­
C O M M ISSIO NER ’S COURT
Pel. A 'Pelg Co. $8.60; Chas. L. sonous to itself hut also to every
3 Month Supply
Jeris Hnir Oil, 00c*
tial advances in rates, while the
LA N E < O lA T I
Graden $9.10; E I. Murphy $2.00; form of animal nfe above it.
(By Harris Ellsworth)
AAA has provided a practice pay­
Rose C. Murphy $2.00; Robert
The narcotic «’fleets of alcohol
For $3.64
Both for
7Gc
ment of $3.50 per acre up to 25
Eehruarv C laim s, 1911
Padgett $1.00;" C. E. Wheaton me better undeistiMKl when we
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April and grasses harvested for seed,
ADVERTISING: Guard Pub­ $4.00;
1—There is a period of quiet here Mr. Fletcher repo: ts.
lishing Co.. $33.29; Guard Ihiblish-
MUSEUM: J. E Dakes $130.00; ivaiue the close affinity Itetwix’n
now. The Congress is in recess
ing
Co.
$28.40:
Manerud-Huntington
Fuel Co. alcohol and ether. As a m atter of
Ladino clover seed, of which
We Give S & H Green Stamps
ASSESSOR: Agnes
O'Brien $18.(X); Eugene Water Board fact, ether is prodmvd Iron» alco­
until April 12th. Since the 12th is Oregon and northern California
mid-week, it is doubtful that any­ produce the total domestic sup­ $180.00: S. C. Payne $165.00; Mil­ $52.47; Hutch's Bicycle Store hol. Alcohol is like that anaesthe­
thing of importance will be taken ply is in such extreme demand dred Coleman $130.00: Adeline $2.00; Bill's Garbage Service tic in Its effect: the only differ-
ence in their apparent effects is
up until the beginning of the week from the northeast and like Volkstorf $130.00; Maunne Merc­ $2.00;
PREDATORY A N I M A L S : Ixvause alcohol and ether are eon-
$120.00; T. B. Currie $200.00;
following-the 17th. To fill in the states that the support price has er
Annalee McCallister $70.00; Jack Chester Hight $20.83-;
sumed differently. Absorption in
inactive period several minor non- been jumped from SI.00 to $1.50. Rowland $25.00; Pacific Telephone
PUBLIC WELFARE COMMIS­
controversial bills will be brought The current market $>rice is $2.00 & Telegraph Co. $6.25; General SION: Lesbe M. Scott $2,408 14; the blood is mucr, mote mptd
up and acted upon immediately or better, with no ceiling. Aay- Roads $12.39; Jack Rowland $2.29. Leslie M Scott $6.910.80; G II when ether is breathed Into the
lungs than when alcohol Is taken
after the recess. Two forestry one planning new Ladino seed­
C1RCV1 r COURT Ward Wta- Waggoner $55.00;
bills, long ago reported out unan­ ings in this state will need to get termeir $15.00; Koke-Chapman SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. into the stomach. Hut the physi­
imously by the committee and re­ their seed immediately, as those $5.20; The American Law Book Margaret C. Blanton $140.00; cal and mental effects are the
cently’ reported to the floor by the holding supplies are under ex­ Co. $10.00; Pacific Telephone & Pac. Tel. A Telg Co. $15.45; L. C same. These facts suggest some
Company $15.40; K. Moffitt $81.65; J. K Gill A Co reasons why alcohol min* the
rules committee, will undoubtedly treme pressure to sell all of it out Telegtaph
An. Appling $250.00; Dorothy $92.83: Bray Picture Corp. JH0.00:
be passed at that time. One of the of the state according to latest Putnam $20.00; Electric Cleaners E L. Annitage $82.44; Boehnke health of all who use It.
WPB has authorized the manu­ moved with lt«|uid wax, lurp«'R-
How H ors Ak-ohot E ffe c t the
bills is an authorization for ad­ reports.
$6.12; Mark Hathaway $32.00; Printing Co $17.55. Lane Co.
facture
of approximately half a tine, or cleaning fluid, says Miss
In d lvM w U r
ditional federal appropriation for
Lane County has a real stake Bancroft-Whitnev Co.. $3.25; West Hpa 1th Association $5.00;
million enameled cold puck can- l.uiz. The grease solvents, such
The
use
of'alcoholic
beverages
forest fire control, being an in the nation’s seed business, said Publishing Co. $11.00; Calkins &
SHERIFF: W C. Romaine
ners with a jar capacity of s«*ven
carbon tetrachloride or tur|s’n-
amendment to the old Clarke-Mc- Fletcher. Last year we grew more Calkins $5.00; S. M. Calkins S155.00; Wayne Hurd $140.00; N injures the physical, mental, and one-quarts, nine one pints, or ns
tlne, remove wax from the floor
E. Whipps $165.00; C. L. Curtis moral health of tne individual and
Nary act. The other bill author­ than 32.000 acres of seed crops of $30.00.
four half-gallons, to lie available along with (he black marks, herux*
CLERK: S. E. Skene $180.00; $170 (X); Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co causes diseases Rad death.
izes appropriation for continua­ all kinds in the-county. The coun­
for
this canning season. .. Rye is a n-coating of wax is necessary
$31.85;
Standard
Oil
Co.
$1.06;
]
Eva
L.
Duckworth
$165.00;
Grace
Evety one of tne millions of
tion of the forest survey. Neither ty is coming to the front very
not a desirable alcohol-producing after the spots or streaks are
General
Roads
$20.62:
Associat-1
M.
L.
Dawson
$143.00;
Helen
Sor­
cells
of
the
human
body
is
a
tiny
bill involves anything new but fast in vegetable seed production ensen $140.00; Sara Allen $140.00; ed Oil Co. $9.00; Standard Oil
gram, and use of large quantities cleaned olf. Use of liquid wax will
both bills are important, espec­ while continuing to grow a long Blanche Sweet $130.00; N'ica Mc­ Co. $2.15; N. F. Whipps $6 70 mass of protoplasm, and alcohol of rye for this purtsise is not do both <>|M-rati»ns at once.
ially to western forest areas.
list of field seeds. Some of the Gee $130.00; Doris Fegals $130.00 Edwin E. Tatom $3.00; C. S. Carl­ is a protoplasmic poison. Alcohol likely at present, WPB says.. . .
Miss Lutz advises removing the
Of greatest concern at the mo­ most important r.:v hairy vetch, Nadine H. Scofield $125.00 Doro­ son $42.80; William K issm g e i cooks, coagulates, dries up. suffo­ Because more batteries are n«v<i-
ment seems to be the considera­ perennial ryegrass, common rye­ thy Putnam $120.00; L. M. .Bry­ $31.50; W. C. Romaine $4.25. cates, burns up these tiny cells ixl for walkie-talkies, b n /ook is. marks nt least once a Week, as
tion of the veterans' aid bill— grass, red clover, sweet clover, al- son $165.00;
Jack
Rowland Glenn R. Merrcll $12.45; The which make up me blood, tissues signal lights, and otliei equipment. they are harder to take off the
variously called the "GI Bill of sike clover, Chewings fescue, and $100.00; Stevens Tyepwriter Co., Texaco Co. $1.84: Norma M. and organs of t:.e body Conse­ WPB says th«’re is little chamv longer they remoln on the floor.
$17.50; Pacific Tel. & Telg. Co. Whipps $3.00; Brickley s Auto quently, no organ of the body is for an increased supply for civil­
Rights” and the "Veteran Omni­ bentgrass.
$-1.00; Service $15.05; Duane Crowe free from the harmful effects of
bus Bill.” The World War vet­
This year we could help out the $21.85; H. F. Krueger Co.
SaleslsMiks. receipt books, book*
Boehnke $25.00; A. E. Sharpe $75.00; Ralph alcohol. It is a ci .trihuting cause ians this y e a r.. AVPH will fietmlt
erans committee has been hold­ national seed shortage by in­ Iiulda Burr $20.00;
McIntyre $125.00; Allen Hart of many diseases of the body, limited product ion of electric flat keeping systems The Suntinel.
Printing
Co.
$182.50:
Burroughs
ing hearings on this legislation creased harvest of hairy vetch and Add. Mach. Co. $22.80; Lane Co. $100.00; Cresseys $4.43; Irish A-
irons for civilian use. but few of
which, in addition to specifying red clover. It is likely that seeds Abstract Co. $1.00; Valley Print. Swartz No. 2 $46.A); Korn Bak­ {»aralysts of the nerve centers, the n«’w irons are ex|>ected in re­
feeblemindedness,
anil
insanity.
certain administrative changes in will also be short in 1945 and we & Stat. Co. $7.85; Cressevs' $3.35. ing Co, $21.90: Blue Bird Pack­
The destruction of nerve cen­ tail stores bi-fore mid-year Mur«'
the handling of veteran affairs, can help by planning ahead and
CORONER: Chas. P. Poole ing Co. $31.42; Irish A McBroom
$36.86; Reid's Creamery $34.41; ter* causes mess ^es from the than 3,(XX) tracks for civilian
would authorize over three bil­ making seeding of Ladino clover $58.53.
use Almost exact I) the number
COUNTY COURT: Pacific Tel. Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. $2.52; Dr. brain to the limbs to be delayed, planned for were producisl in
lions for education and unemploy­ and red clover the 1945 harvest.
H.
E.
Seoles
$3.50;
Shumway
ment benefits. The senate passed
With Ladino seed selling now & Telg. Co. $20.00; Patricia Sylv- Metal Works $11.20; Northwest .«•suiting in im[>eifect muscular Januury according to WPB. . . .
the bill with -overwhelming ma­ for $2.00 per pound and with a ers $140.00; W. J. Holland 2.75; Cities Gas Co. $1.38; Domestic •oordinntion and decnaised capa­ WPB has set tli«’ ,911 quotas for
jority. It is favored generally by guaranteed price of SI.50 per Agnes O’Brien $50.00; Osburn Laundry & Cleaners Inc. $2.86; city for work Alcohol kills the new glass containers for win«* and
veterans and by the larger vet­ pound for certified seed, it is a Hotel $4.50; Cresseys' $3.60.
Company
$9.73; white glood corpuscles which fight distilled spirits at 100 percent of
COUNTY FARM: Hazel Bosser- Packer-Scott
erans organizations. It will un­ fairly good bet even for non-irri- man
Pioneer
Grocery
Co.
$81.38;
Wal­ jerms. Consequently, blorxl and fhe number used in 19-13 and for
$36.00:Mountain States Pow­
s Cash Store $13.49; Newman's issues filled with alcohol have a non-alcoholic beverages at so per-
doubtedly pass the House. The gated land.
er Co. $27.08: Pacific Tel. & Telg. ly
House Committee will, however,
Red clover can be seeded now Co. $3.50; E w a Gandy $10.00; Fish Market $12.95; H. A. Mc­ owered resistance to germ dis­ cent of the number accepted by
comb it out carefully and the bill with a spring-planted grain crop Gordon Hoare $135.00; Margaret Kenzie $13.50; Lennie Haldorsen eases, especially pneumonia, and the packer for this use in 1941 . .
$12.25; Navarre J. Dunn. M. D. tuberculosis. In the United States,
will be subject to amendment on on the better soils. On soils that Hoare $90.00; J. V. Blackburn $5.00;
Orange shell tc having an OPA
R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co.
the Floor. The feeling on this do not hold moisture so well bet­ $64.50: G. E. Blackburn §39.00; $13.76; J. W. Quackenhush A Son ' rom 190i) to 19b.‘>. mole m» n di«’d exiling price of 45 1 cents per
com
alcoholism
than
from
ty-
Claude
Ivy
$12.50;
Nettie
Fol­
side of the Capitol is that the Sen­ ter success comes from seeding it
pound or higher is now available
$9.08; Twin < inks Builders Sup­
ate said in effect,“this is a good in May alone or with rape. This lett $5.00; Standard Feed Com­ ply Co. $94.36; Koch Refrigera­ ciioid or smallpox. The American for home use in finishing floors
$14.15; Chase Company
■ L’dical Association, in 1918. pass­
idea” and left the House to refine gives valuable fall, winter and pany
$11.55; R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. tors $4.85; Al Brown Co. Audit­ ed a resolution against the use and furniture and for manufac­
Wed., April 12th
and perfect the legislation.
or
$10.50;
Monroe
Cal.
Mach
Co.
spring pasture and allows a seed $2.70; J. H. MacDonald Lbr. Co.
turing and repairing furniture.
4
alcohol
either
-
,
a
lieverage
or
Inc.
$24.00;
A.
P.
McKinzey
The veterans committee this crop in 1945.
$3.25; I. L. Kienzle $2.50; Carey’s
is a medicine. Alcohol shortens R I.A M K I LOOK M AR KS ON
week approved a bill to provide
The new practice payment for $1.75: L. J. Oswald $2.90; C. D. $200; E. C. Stuart $160.00 life.
seeing eye dogs for blind veterans. hat vesting the most needed seed Cheezem $5.00; Lane Co. Feed & Margaret Markh;...i $140.00; Eve­
WAR. TH EN R f41 SO LV E N T
(Continued next week)
Committee activity scheduled crops, such as alfalfa, all the clo­ Seed Co. $13.00; Newmans Fish lyn Knight S130.00; Gladys Mc­
Bain
$120.00;
Betty
King
$110.00;
1
during the recess included: Senate vers, most perennial grasses and Market $3.00; Korn Baking Co.
Blame the war for the black
Evans $110.00; Stacy M.
military affairs subcommittee, hjln- ve.ch, provides up
«7.50
S1? S % H U n Clara
marks appearing on floors from
Russell
S100.00;
Dorothy
Van
headed by Senator Murray, will per farm, which might make it Drug Co 55.OO; Eugene Fruit Buskirk $92.50; Nellie McC'ure
rubber soles and heels, suggests
meen on Tuesday and continue for passible to harvest some fields of Growers Ass n. $1.50; D. E. Neb- $95.00;
lx>is A. Lutz, extension s|s-clallst
C ottn< 'e G ro v e
the remainder of the week on S. red clover, for example, which ergall Meat Co. $:.3l; Interstate •
(Continued on page 7)
Neatly 40 percent of all vege­ in home management a, t iregon
1730. to create an office of de­ otherwise might not pay, Mr. Tractor A- Eouip Co. $6.18; Lula
tables grown for fresh consump­ State college, who then tells what
mobilization, to provide for con­ Fletcher explained. All of it can be Hoare $40.00; Sat. d Heart Gen.
w i I I. gl«d!y m « k r an audio-
SM ITH C A N D ID A T E
tion in the United States last year ,0 do ,0 ge, rid ol them
«rain o f your hearing. In 20
tract termination and the dispos­ earned, because there is no max­ Hospital $24.50; General Roads
The carbon black in rubber,
came from victory gardens, the
niinutea you can ir e ju«i how mu$h
§9.30; Birds Rest Home $26.79;
al of surplus property; and S. imum farm allowance this year.
PORTLAND Edgar W. Smith, War Food Administration report­ which causes the marks, has been
your h e arin g h a t ahoped. and
COUNTY OWNED LANDS: state hoard of higher education ed. .. WKA says that §2,000 Mex­ Increased because of the rubber
1823, office of war mobolization
w h eth er o r not you need a hearing
Last year a number of Oregon
aid. 1 here i t no «.barge o r o b lig a ­
and adjustment. House military grass seed growers proved they Helen E. Soranson $150.00; J. H. member Saturday announced his ican Nationals wiil be needed to shortage, as i, makes rubber mote
tio n fo r c o n w h a iio o o r te x t.
Fowler $25.00; Pacific Tel. &
affairs subcommittee, headed by could harvest seed and still get Telg.
$6.25; Esther Nesmith candidacy for the U. S. senate help relieve the (aim labor short­ durable. The Inconvenience it
Representative Costello, expects up to two tons of grass hay per $95.90; Montgomery Ward $11.95; position now held by Rufus Hol­ age in the United
States this causes is just one of those things
•I. R . X c t l r y
to continue its hearings on draft acre by cutting the seed crop Valley Print. & Stat. Co. $4.70; man, republican. Smith is the year. Approximately 14,000 al­ tha, civilians mu , pu, up tilth if
C c riiA rd Sonoione (o n tu lta n *
deferment and manpower. House high and then mowing the green
COURT HOUSE: P. L. Sill first democrat to enter the race. ready are in this Country. . .Living they are Io have ruhl er footwear
ways and means committee is sub­ leaves and stems below. Legume $182.50; Lonnie Haldorsen $167.50,
Smith, who is 55, and former costs for city families decreased at all.
ject to meet further on tax sim­ straw after the seed is threshed Bert Weyer $50.00; Florence Rich­ chairman of the state milk con­ two-tenths of one per cent be­
These black marks may )<c
Campbell trol board, was born near Pen­ tween mid-December and m id-
plification, but that is not definite. also can be used extensively for ey $18.00; W alter
$21.00; Eugene Supply Co. $16.15; dleton and graduated from Cor­ January, the Secretary of Labor
A number of state primary elec- wintering livestock.
Bill's Garbage Service $9.00; Eu­ nell university after study at the
tions are coming up and there has
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gene Hardware Co. $1.30; Chase University of Oregon. He has reports. Although services contin­
been quite a buzz of political talk OREGON LE A D S 9TII AREA
ued to increase in cost, both food
Company $32.50; C. P. Tillman
this week. General view is that
and clothing cost declined. . .OPA
Co. $2.52; Eugene W ater Board two sons in the army.
the Wisconsin election will be an
The Oregon district is leading $1.33.58; Godlove the Plumber
has granted regional administra­
important indication of a trend. So the entire ninth joint service in- $4.85;
R urkuhrat Harvesting
tors authority to recommend that
far as republican presidential pos-,duction area, which comprises the
Some methods of harvesting buck­ slaughterers who wilfully violate
DEFENSE: H. S Merriam
sibilities are concerned, I think nine western states, in the enlist- $125.00; Al. Zinser $70.00; Celeste wheat result in loss of grain by shat­ OPA meat regulations be deprived
the best summary of that is to say ment of volunteers for the Navy, Campbell $100.00; Alma Luckey tering. If the binder is used, binding in whole or in pait of their subsi­
that, while most of those now according to word just received $30.00; Pacific Tel. & Telg. Co. should be done when the plants are dy payments. .OPA suggests that
prominently mentioned have out­ by Chief W. E. Bell in charge S27.63; J. K. Gill Co. $1.25; N. H. tough with dew. Small bundles retailers keep a reserve of one-
spoken opposition here, I do not of the Eugene Navy recruiting Cornish $7.70; John Knellslrom facilitate curing. Buckwheat shocks point green and brown stamps on
$14.40; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. should not be capped because the
hear any particular expressions station.
hand during the first week or two
$37.05; Walling B ld g .
Acct.
In the succulent stems
of opinion for any candidate. Per-
Based on the number of non- $100.00; Shelton-Turnbull - Fuller moisture
ration tokens are used, in case
must escape.
haps after some of the preference draft-age volunteers per thousand Co. $6.60;
they have underestimated their
primaries have been held, the sit- population, the Oregon district
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Pac.
token needs. OPA has ordered a
Washington Born In Virginia
uation may tend to jell. In spite scored 36.61 points in the period Tel- & Tt*I8- Co. $18.75; William
reserve of 200 millions tokens ,0
The Father of Our Country was be ready no, later than April 7.
of the slackening of the anti-new covered by the latest renort Salt S' Fort $19°00; Ramona J. Jones
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.
_
po . $37.80;
deal in “ the
recent Oklahoma
spec- . Lake
City
was second with 32.36
k37.80; Madeleine Stone $140.00; born at "W akefield" in Westmore­ A food producer who wishes to get
Office
Mach A Supply Co. $2.00; land county, Virginia. This is on electric fwiwer extension for water
ial election, there is no change in points, Los
*
*
•
.
Angeles third, with
the southern bank of the Potomac
the opinion that the republicans 28.72 and Seattle fourth with Bancroft-Whitney $10.00.
DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN­ river, between the rr.ouths of Pope'» ,0 irrigate as much as five aeres
will gain enough seats ,0 control 27.02. Other main stations in the STITUTION;
Boy’s & Girls Aid creek and Bridge’s creek and some of land may apply to his County
the house next session.
9th JSIA are Phoenix, Helena. Soc. $20.00; Catholic Charities 40 miles southeast of Fredericks­ Agricultural Conservation Com­
Spokane, Boise and San Francisco. $72.90; Childrens Farm Home burg
mittee, WP,B has announced,...'
$70.00; Albertina Kerr Nursery
$5.00;
Loaise
Home
$15.00;
Shipping Lagged
DISTRICT SEALER: Depart­
England had in 1913 more than
ment of Agriculture $49.03;
23,700,000 deadweight tons of ta p ­
ELECTION: L l o y d
Howe
ping to less than one m illion for the
$140.00; Gladys Herrig $115.00;
United States. Their entire launch­
Donna N. Allen $9.40; I. J. Ross­
The nation is calling loudly and ings during four years of World War man $5.00; Cressey’s $2.80;
insistently for Oregon to produce I were about what American yards
FRUIT INSPECTOR: Ray Bow­
more seed to meet the wartime are now turning out in four months. er $159.35; James Hemenway
The
total
number
of
American
mer­
$25.00;
needs of this and allied countries,
AWAY F R O M
W IR E S
ships never met the number
H EALTH
DEPARTMENT:
according to word received by chant
required to carry American troops Koke-Chapman Co. $8.30;
Pac.
Coutny Agent O. S. Fletcher from and supplies.
Tel. & Telg. Co. $25.90; C.*R.
state and national Extension
Lindgren $441.05; W. J. Cloyes
headquarters and from the Agri­
t • Do use d r y co tto n string
OBEY
Salesbooks. The Sentinel.
$281.85; Gertrude Peterson $73.50;
cultural Adjustment Agency.
Mary E. Turner $213.80; Beatrice
Forage legume and grass seed
THESE < • D on 't clim b poles to recover Kites
Turtle $233.75; L.icille H. Vale
is particularly in demand, with AT FIRST
$190.35;
Zula
Kickbush
$135.00;
available supplies of practically all SIGN OF A
Ruth Beeson $50.00; Dorothy
RULES > v • D on't use m etol or.w ire on Kites
Schmakeit $105.00; Mrs. Mary
sorts far below normal require­
Liif’asse $12.00; Mrs. William El­
ments. To encourage the harvest­
liot, $12.00: Northwest Cities Gas
ing of all the acreage possible this
Co. $.76; Office Mach & Sup. Co.
year and to stimulate addition
129 N o r th 9 th S t.
C. 0 . C la rk , P ro p .
P h o n e 252
§4.00; New .Service Laundi y $190
“Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying, Privat« Enterprloe"
al planting for seed harvest next « 6 6 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS j ( Cressey
's $1.60;
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