Published Every Thursday at
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Established August IS, 1889
Hunan cFpual, T l a w' Y ii tsld »igftl
down below. There was one lone
Jap, doubtless of the suicide Samu
rai school, for though his buddies
had either been shot down tn their
attempted strafing attack or hod
hirned for home, this arrogant fol
lower of the Shinto Shrine was
strafing the field - alone Two of us
rolled to go get him. but from the
end of the field towards the river
1 saw a P-40 pull out of a dive and
head for the Jap. It was Tex Hill.
As the two fighters drew together
In this breath taking, head-on attack.
I saw their tracers meeting and for
a second I didn't know whether the
ships ran together or both exploded
T h in t saw the fivo bombers
SAYS POSITIVE BLOOD TEST NOT SURE
against the moon.
They were at
SYPHILIS PROOF
tS.rttX) feet. I know I swore be
W. C. MARTIN
__ ________ Editor, Publisher
cause they were below me, and I
Tim following is from Tim Den Moines T ribune: “ Iowa
Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance
could Imagine the cursing of every
Whi'ii the laboratory rtdiii'iis n positive blood test
one of the others who were at the < ity, In.
Subscription rates, cash in advance
a subscription iu r ieSS than 3
report,
it
«I«
i «' k not n<*ccHHurlly menu with absolute eertalnty
wrong altitude, for wo could not
months.
6 Mos.
3 Moa
1 Yr.
change altitude until the first at filial the person so tested hits syphilis.
In Lane-iDouglas Counties ................
.......... 2.00
1 25
.75
tack. But they were at Johnny's
I’his is staled by |)r. M ilfoil I K. Burnei, head of the de*
...........2.25
1.50
.90
height, and I listened for him to say
pnrtm
ent
of hygiene and preventive medicine at the I'nlver*
that he saw them. Down the field
Outside Oregon ia U. S, ..._.....
.......... 2.50
1.00
1.75
they told us later that you could p i ty «»I Iowa, who, with his co-workers has piihlishe«l an a r t
Foreign Rales on Application.
Serologic |(t>uetions in Noil-Syphilitic Individuals,** in
hear the moan of one Allison engine icle,
Armed Forces in U. S ...............
1.50
1.00
........ 2.00
as a P-40 moved in for the attack, the J o u r ila l o f the Iowa Slat«' M e d ica l S o cie ty.
Armed Forces Overseas ..........
1.00
.......... 1.50
could hear it above the sound of the
«V COL.
" B y blind assum ption that positive tests afford conclu
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
ten radial engines on the enemy sive evidence of syphilis, d u ring
recent years thousands of
ROBE KT L. SCOTT
bombers.
'
persons
have
been
refused
m
arriage
licenses, re je c te d for mil
NATIONALS DITO RI Al—
Tlie second* dragged, and then we
WNU Features.
In the air. As the smoke thinned I heard Johnny say, "Okay. I see itary oervice, refused employment in industry, subjected need*
OlE
ASSOCIATION
saw the P-40 dash on through and 'em .'' And now we saw their ex lessly Io treatm ent, or to rtu red m entally With the belief th at
(Continued from last week.)
u iu s i e i
:^/7ZiznXet
out into the clear, but the Jap hausts, looking like ten bushel bas they have the «lisease,’’ it is «ieelared.
CHAPTER XV II
crashed and burned on the field of kets of blue fire For a foil second,
Other Evidence Needed
WHAT ABOUT PEACETIME CONSCRIPTION?
Hengyang. Hill and the Jap had us the enemy bombers moved to
The surprise was that anothei
We hear a great «leal at the preaent time aluuit the nee«l of plane had now been found several shot it out nose to nose, and once wards tho target that was our field,
"Th«' article |xiiiits out (hat although positive tests pro
peace time conscription to preserve ou r national security. O ver miles from the bomber It was sup again 1 thought of the days of West all was quiet, and I wondered If vide invaluable presum ptive evidence of syphilis, other evidence
Johnny had lost them In the dark is necessary. The diagnosis should not lie hast'd solely upon the
the radio, the new spaper a n d in the magazines, the argum ent posed to be a tighter, being smaller ern gunplay.
We landed and waited for Tex to ness. Hien I saw him. so close to tests, unless several methods of testing l i r e used and unless, in a
continues. We have read a num ber of articles on the m erits of and it had burned upon crashing. 1
the m easure and have heard the m easure discussed in ra d io ’s therefore received credit for two en come over As we stood around the the enemy ships that he seemed to aeries of tests, these agree in being persistently and strongly
tow nhall mi*ctings. including the town hall m eeting of last emy planes destroyed on July 31. I ’ burning enemy ship. I saw HUI be In formation with them—and positive.
striding across the field from his clearly over my radio I heard John
T hursday night in which four high school students am i two had been my first aerial combat, and fighter. Hanging low on hit right ny Alison say. "Watch the fire
"W h e n the lests provide the only reason to suspect syph
I felt very proud indeed.
ad u lts took to the a ir at Philadelphia.
leg was his in n y forty five. Sub- works."
ilis, the article recommends a simple procedure to ascertain
We found the reported prisoner
Proponents of the peace time eonacription have four a rg u but he was dead. While being ques i consciously I looked at his other leg
Six lines of tracers went Into one w hether some o th er cause may be responaibli'.
ments ( I) th at national conscription would secure for us nation* tioned he had tried to »»cape, had as if I expected to find the mate of the bombers and glowed brighter
Diet
than the two bushel-baskets of ex
al security. (2) That peacetim e conscript ion would he beneficial killed several Chine»», had «round banging (hero.
"
T
h
e
person
teste«!
is
put
on a m eat-free m ilk-free, ab u n d
haust
fire.
The
first
Jap
bomber
Tex's blond hair was blowing In
in th at it would build the physique of our youth and make ed others, aed in turn had beer
them healthier. (3) T hat national conscription was advocated m or,* ,br wounded. Lieutenant Clue) the wind, his eyes were looking with trailed fire, slowly turned on its ant liquid dii't, including fresh vegetables nud fruit juices.
venomous hate at the Jap. his Jaw back, and spun crazily towards A fter three or four days of this restricted diet, the blood tests
by George W ashington when he first assumed the duties of ’ “'J,®
^ e^ r* h_*
unable to get any valuable informa, was set. I had opened my mouth Hengyang. right over the town. Be are repeated.
presidency and (4) th at conscription would provide careers and lion. '
to congratulate him, for he had shot low, I tould see a few Hashes from
“ Numerous instances are recorded in which the reacting
train in g for our youth.
My first aerial engagement start- down two enemy ships that day. the exploding enemy bombs, but
W hat advocates «if the peacetim e eonseripti«»n fail to men ed a story in Delhi—I found out I w-hen I hatl a closer look at his eyes' t*10** of them seemed short of the Niibstanee disupp« ars from th*' Idood under this treatm ent uu«l
tion is th at should the move be s ta rte d now a fte r tin- war. about it four months later. The i . . . Tex strode over close to the target area and very scattered the person’s serology th ere after is negutive.’*
it would s ta rt the greatest arm am ent race the w orld had ever story told there was to the effect fire and looked at the mutilated Jap Johnny's tracers were still going
DR H. A. HAOEN.
known and that every o th er country th at eoulil possibly «lo that I had engaged an enemy bomb where he had been thrown fr«zm the Into the enemy ships and I could
see
their
return
fire
now,
but
it
ro would inaugurate the same movement. A year, two years er over China, and regardless of its cockpit. Then, without a change of seemed to go in no certain direc ( ON< ISK NUMMARY OF ALL Anderson $43.50; Par Tel A Tel.
escort of two Zeros, had shot it : expression.. he kicked the largest
or even five years o f-m ilitary train in g isn ’t going to over-! down. It had crashed into the I piece of Jap—the head and one tion, I had moved in closer, trying Ht SIN E S« TRANSACTED BY Co. $1584; Valley Print A Stat.
« • m i l e th«' physical handicap o r disability of the average youth. ! ground, and when they located it
THE COMMISSIONERS COIKT Co. 0.40e; Creaaeys' $5 45; Allen
shoulder—into the fire. 1 heard his to get to the altitude of the light.
I'OR OF.CEMHFK. 1044
P Wheeler $2.80, W. J Holland
although it may be helpful. The reme«ly for a b e tte r physique they also found the two Zeros, which slow drawl: "All right, you sonofa-
On the ground the mechanics and
$8 80:
must In* sta rte d with the child.
had dived into the rice paddies bitch— if that's the way you want to the Chinese interpreters had a
Ordered that 45 deeds be made
COUNTY DUES. A*sn of ore.
grandstand seat for one of the best
W hen we sta rt peacetim e conscription we will start at the tail of the bomber, one on fight it's all right with me."
Tex calmly left the group and moving pictures that has ever been for county owned properties for Counties $18*177:
huililiiig a m ilitary aristocracy that is foreign to a dem ocracy:! each side. Thus had the embar
—except that this was real
They
total sum of $9.629 20.
COUNTY FARM: Gonion lloare
one that has been successful for centuries in P russia of Ger rassed pilots committed hara-kiri, i walked back to his ship and into the loo had heard Johnny say, "Watch the Contract
between Carl Holm $145.00; Margaret Honre $100.00;
for they had lost face by having the alert shed for his cup of tea. None
m any udcr a one man governm ent rule. H istory will bear out ship that they were escorting de
of us said anything. The Chinese the fireworks.” and had seen and and Lane C«iunty, Oregon, ron- llenry B. Hilton $100.00; Georgia
the statem ent th at once a nation sta rtin g arm ing ami tra in strayed.
of the
40 cem lng rock taken from Camp Blackburn $100,00; Claude Ivy
_ guns
_
__ L P ___
I coolies who usually yelled "Dm ghao heard the heavy
ing its arm y it will make an excuse to .use that force. I 'p to
Well, it was a laugh. But I'm . — ding-hao” saw his eyes and the They could see pieces of the bomber ¡Creek i|unrry.
$1250; N ellie Follett $5.00; Eva
now, we have prided ourselves on the fact th at Am erica has fairly certain the one Zero didn't set of his jaw. too—and just waited coming off and going back into the
Contract
betwren C arl Holm Gandy $1000;
Mountain States
slipstream, reflecting the glow of the and Lane County Oregon for fur- Power Co $18 85; Pac. T el. A Tel.
commit suicide— I'm prone to be until later to congratulate him.
never fought a w ar of aggression.
fire that came with the explosion nishlng materials fo r work on Co. $.150; The Groceteria $27 98;
Tw enty five years ago. we were tol«l that we made a mis lieve that some good, honest lead,
Then the whole sky lighted as the County roads In the vicinity of J C. Penney Co. $3 98; W illiam s
poisoning from six fifty - calibre
Things
kept
right
on
happening
at
tak e in voting national prohibition while our soldiers w ere on
American machine guns had a loi Hengyang. for after all there are first one plunged to the eurth. with Junction C ity, Oregon
Hakery $16 98. J II. MnDnnald
foreign soil that the soldiers never had an opportunity to ex to do with i t
the fire making a queer sound as the
O rd er to purchase Treasury Lbr. Co. $70 94; Korn Baking Co.
Japanese
bases
fanning
out
in
many
press th eir opinion on the m easure. Will we make the same: M ajor Tex Hill was the Squadron
wreckage fell.
Certificates.
$3 25; Standard Feed Co $23.75;
directions— East, North. Northeast,
m istake on the peacetim e conscription and adopt it without commander of the outfit that 1 had i South,
The lone fighter now was sliding
Older granting Mountain States Pioneer Grocery Co. $34 23; Gen-
and Southeast. Some of them
hearing the opinions of the GI Joes over there? Aft«-r all. it come to live with at Hengyang He were within an hour's flight of our over behind the other bombers, and l*ow«'r ComjMiny for extension of eral Hoads $8.93; Eugene Fruit
takes the blood and sweat and tears of the private to win was a blue-eyed Texan, lean and field. Hankow was the one to the the second one was exploding and its distribution line on County Growers Asa'n. $150; Bert Smith
wars. W hy should not he be allowetl to express his opinion? lanky, six-feet-two of fighting blood North on the Yangtse. The Japs turning over. The third one tried to Road No 465.
$.'» 40; Meisels $2.00; Puritan Drug
Methods of fighting w ars change and the
present eon- J ‘magine if be had lived in the j sent their bombers to worry us from turn, seemed to hang for seconds
Order
determining
license
fe«*s
Co.
$2 58. Hobt S. Farrell $1.00:
*
........»-* L
t yS K
AmerlC,n W* st
up there, and before we caught on against the full moon, then dove tn
for dogs.
COUNTY OW NED LANDS:
fliction that its terro rs have spread everyw here ami that eivi- ne would nave been a gunman over
flames in a pitch that got steeper
Order cancelling war runt Issue«! Helen F. Sorana«>n $,fit) (10; Kath-
liaaa su ffer the same as soldiers and fu rth e r that to win a W ar,: there around'the^Peco« FtTver—but | iTThiTTT0 «t- -ri’0* «I?**** .* / *
and steeper. Several thousand feet
yrn Godley $47.25; E. B. Holen
it m ust be an all out effort w ith ail of ou r m anpow er and re- a gunman on the side of the Law. 1 *ra * nr
•“ "4
■A below our level it exploded and to O. E. Crowe. Sheriff.
of sending their day bombers down,
Order to cancel warrants more $108.80; J. H. Fowler $5o,<X); A. II.
sources mobilized and to be properly mobilized, the effort used to shut my eyes out there, sit for they lost too many; so now they burning gasoline fell with it. The
than seven yenre old
litnkson $40 00; Pac. Tel A Tel.
takes years. In the fact of these facts, it m ight be well to con- ting on th ^ alert in Hunan, and had resorted to a period of constant i light of the three burning bombers
Order recommending American Co. $ 8 j 6 0 ; Chas. II. Prince $ 57uw,
combined
with
the
brilliant
moon-
think
about
him.
I
could
picture
sh ier the possibility of tra in in g Hie civilian in the m atte r of
night attack..
L-’glon Post No. 112, Monroe, Sigm an-Fell Ins. Agency $7.00;
light to make the night like day.
that drawling Texan walking slow-
Just when the full moon In the
siiip and arm am ent building as well as m ilitary ilweipline.
Oregon
for temporary license to A. II. Hinckwn $55.50; Valley
ly through a border town with twa
The number four enemy ship had
Print A Stat. Co. $2.65; A. H.
Propon«-nts of the conscription m easure also infer that pearl-handled <3's swinging low at clear sky would begin to light the turned back now. with an engine hold a benefit dance.
ground like daylight, the telephone
Order that Sheriff employ an Hink son $3tX)oO:
there might have been no Pearl H arbor to r«‘member. had we his hips. Walking with his arms would start ringing, the Chinese in shot out, but Ajax Baumler got it
COURT HOUSE: P. L. Sill
been prepared. The average individual has never been told stiff at his sides, and watching with terpreters would begin to stick the ten miles North of the field The additional deputy.
Agreement betw«-en Lane C oun-1 $180.00; Lennle Haldersen $165.00;
ju st what happened at Pearl H arbor and perhaps the story his cold, blue eyes some "villain" little flags into the Map. and we’d last enemy dove out and turned for
ty and E. C. Swaggnrt for furnish- Bert Weyer $80.00; Lillie Weyer
will have to be told by the fu tu re Historians, but he has a that was approaching the other way know that the Jap was on the way home when he taw his three leaders ing certain road surfacing mater- $19.50; W. T. Shoulta $11.20;
I could almost hear the hot lead We'd be just about to sit down tc burn, but Baumler followed him
p re tty sound suspicion and th at suspicion is that ha«l we twice spitting from those guns as the two
Helen Romaine $60 00; Edward F.
thirty miles North and shot him ials.
the equipment and men the disaster would have been twice shot it out. and I could always see supper after a hard day's work on down in flames.
Iv y $50.00; David Swenson $50 40;
Order
tor transfer of funds.
as great because the men responsible were either (Im ilk or the villain fail, with Tex standing 1 the alert. We'd leave the rice and
Order fixing sulary for shop Packer-Scott Co. $5 19; Bill's Gar
From the ground, the watchers
i Ash and squash, amid the houseboys*
asleep.
bage S« t v I c «' $20.00; R. A. Babb
there looking at his smoking guns : calls of "Jin-bao— ” (a ir raid), and told us later, they could hear Ihe Pa r *'’ accountant.
O rder npftomting O. E. Crowe, Hdwe Co. $t 80; Eugene Supply
No, we d o n ’t need peacetim e conscription unless we want Tex would always have won, for he ! ve'd rush for our planes that had fifty-calibre guns above the noise of
Co. $42(13; Lane Q». Feed A
was the greatest fighter that I ever : been assigned to night duty. Some- the smaller calibre Jap guns. With- ¡S h eriff pro tem.
a one man governm ent and be fu rth e r regim ented into the
D ie Broadway,
saw. the most loyal officer, and the ' times the attack was a harassing in seconds after the attack, tiiere : O rder recommending Issuance Si't'd Co. $2 60.
back ground.
best friend.
In«'. $13.20; Eugene W ater Board
. one only, and we'd return without were three ships burning around the ° t 4*1 liquor licenses.
I'd seen Tex shoot down Japs in i seeing them and go wearily back in city walls, and none of the forma
$14832; Dennie Hayes $8 90; W.
(X)M.M ISHIONEK'N COURT
According to an item in Varie
Wash Water
tion got home The Chinese people
M Burns S4Ï.4O:
the
sky
and
I
had
followed
on
his
L
A
N
E
COUNTY
i
the
moonlight
to
the
hostel,
get
some
ty, a man bought several hundred
The temperature of the wash wa wing to learn the toctics of the , tea and a cookie, and crawl in the in the town had been watching the
HiM'ember < ialma, 1914.
DEFENSE: Pac. Tel. A Trig.
very* expensive cigars and had
ter u depends
kind oi
of m
material
battle in awe. They had always had
♦
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.
cp cu u s u on
n the
uie Kina
a ic r ia i
AVG. I know that if there is any ! bed.
ADVERTISING: Guard Pub Co. $7 85; Sht'lton-Turnbull-Fuller
smnkina th
ire - A fte r being washed and the color fastness,
man I owe my life to during the
Just about the time the head hit io Just sit and take Jap bombings, (Co. $33 92; Cottage Grove Sentl- Co. $9.15; John R. Snellslrom
s ™ k ' " L . then\ a” ’ u h<* P“ ‘ *" a I Clothes may shrink and color, may
months I fought in China, it is M aj . the pillow and the body felt a little especially night attacks, und this nel $32.15:
$22.10; M. B. Nash $20.79; Office
7 , ^ JbeCu.USL i h^ had..been d<” ,
if the water is too hot Hot wa
Tex Hill. Seeing what he did in comfortable the alert would go was something they had dreamed of
AGRICULTURIST:
Ore.
State
Mach. A Sup. Co. $15.00; Walling
strayed by fire. When the incur ter does not damage white cotton! combat, and how he handled his
Thcy were cheering now. and were Agri. College $2.045.00.
ipany refused to pay.
pay, the
th« and linens, but silks may turn yel- ship; seeing his coolness on the again. I'd hear the tinkle of a small out looking for enemy survivors with | ASSESSO R: B r y an t D eBar Bldg. Aect, $100.00:
ance company
DEPENDENT CHILDREN 1N-
flnner bell and the plaintive voice of
... and , woolens
___■
___
- «• or
__
man sued. The judge decided that ! , i—
low
may shrink'
alert, and his keen desire for action
>ne of the houseboys— "Jm-bao, Jin hoes scythes, knives, and any weap $50 00; Agnes O 'Brien $190.00; S T IT U T IO N : Children's F a r m
as the company had agreed to i n - . mat. D ie first rinse water should be I can hear Tex now, after he had
on they could find to cut the Japa- S . C. Payne $175.00; M ildred Cole- Home $40.00; Catholic Charitiee
tao—please gel up, master—Jin
sure the cigars against fire and the same temperature as the wash studied the plotting board that the
Adeline Volkstorf Inc. $65.00; Louise Home $46 49;
.ao,” Off we'd go agam and Into nese to pieces. If any of them should man $140 00;
had issued
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-
-
-
'•
the man a policy, it water; the second rinse may be interpreters were covering with little
escape
he
s.'ty
-Sometimes
the
Jap
would
$140.00;
Maurine
Mercer $130.00; The Boys’ A Girls' Aid Society
M l
financially responsible. As 1 cooler,
red flags showing the positions of
eint two or three times to make us
,.
Schro«'der $120 00; J a c k .$15.00; Albertina K«-rr Nunu-ry
soon as the man had accepted pay
But
the approaching Jap fighter ships I
something was the matter Rowian<) $25.00; S C Payne $100; $5 00:
se valuable gasoline
Sometimes
ment, the insurance company had
with Alison We could see his ship Ruro«.iich«*AiW Mnr h* rv-"'<«7 ox’
can hear him saying: "Well, gentle
Wingless Bird
e
d
circle
Hengyang
by
fifty
miles
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Pae.
ar.d
it
was
not fly,ng normally. Ev- " UrTOUKhH ,Add
him arrested for arson.
A bird which has no wings what men, I think we ll take off " And he
rid then go back to Hankow. We'd
Monroe
Cal
Mach
Co.
Inc.
$36.00;
Tel.
A Trig. C-o. $33.43; Freeman
ever is the apteryx of New Zealand. wrould smile as he pulled on his hel
pend the night between the hostel ery now and then it would stream Adressograph Sales Agency $12.50; D a y
$210.00; Madeline Stone
met
and
goggles.
fire
that
was
more
than
Just
a
back
'0[ jaqtuaai
His native name is kiwi-kiwi. He has
>nd the alert shack; but after all.
Pac Tel. A Tel. Co. $6.25; General $150.00; Cath«*rine Petersen $72 •
XjEsjOAtuuB qjggi sjj paAjasq
fire
On
the
ground
they
could
hear
Tex
was
the
son
of
the
Chaplain
a long bill, big legs and grayish
■ s we used to say. you wereri t sup.
Hoads $4 74; Valley Print.A Stat. 50; Office Mach. A Sup. Co. $200;
auueiu g
snouiej-pjjoM
his engine missing badly.
hair-like feathers over his wingless, of the Texas Rangers. Before the
rosed to be comfortable in a war, I
Co. $96.40; Bochnkc Printing Co. William S. Fort $44 90; Koke-
Alison
called
in
that
he
was
hit.
AVG days he had been a Navy pilot
I ’ pqpta mesi
tailless body.
.nd we were no exception.
Chapman Co. $165; West Pub.
but would try to land his ship on $32.25:
flying off carrier decks, and in the
Sometimes, though, the Jap didn't
CIRCUIT COURT: H. N. Ap- Co. $6.00; Doris Brown $25.00:
tha field.
Flying Tigers he had been second
eint.
___........
ELECTION: Lloyd Howe $160..
To land a crippled
flghler ... In „„
day- iPl‘n8 $250.00; Dorothy Putnam I
only to Bob Neal as the leading ace
General Chennault got us to pick
light is quite a feat but to attempt
M a rk H ath aw ay $30.00; 00; Ilulda Burr $24.30; Franklin
Tex was the most truthful man I
he best and most experienced pilots to land one at night, one that has ^*HC' T e l A Tel. Co. $13.73; W . P. P rin t. Co. $ 4 D ; W illia m Olson
eVer met—even his subconscious ,'or the night interception missions.
thoughts were truthful. He used to J/e'd use two to four ships and place been shot to pieces and may burst Hiddlesharger $15.00; H . V, John- $14.40; Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co. $12.-
Into flames any second, is more than son $15.00; The la w y e rs Co-op ?5; Koko-Chapman Cb. $2.50:
tell me that one day after Madame
hem at different altitudes over the i that. We knew why Johnny wus
Co. $7.50; B ancroft-W hitney
P O U R -H C L U B : Oregon S la te
Chiang Kai-shek had pinned a med
leld, and wait for the Jap in the
al on him for shooting down some light of the moon, with our lights taking the chance: we needed that ;Co. $3.25; S h e lto n -T urnb u ll-F u ller Agri. College $1,400.00:
Japanese planes over Toungoo, she tut. On this particular night John ship if he could get it on the field. {Co. $16.80; West Pub. Co. $6.00;
FRUIT
INSPECTION:
Ray
had asked him the next time he shot ny Alison wax at 13.000 feet, and a even if it was shot to bits we needed Koko-Chapman Co. $3.50; West Bower $124.25; James Hemenway
the parts that could be salvaged. It Pub. Co. $5.00:
$25.00:
down one of those Japanese planet thousand feet lower we had Ajax
Pontiac Sales and Service
would have been perfectly all right
to please think of her and dedicate Baumler. I'll tell you about Johnny
CLERK: John S. Duer $34.13;
HEALTH DEPARTMENT: C.
it to the people of China. Tex of now. but we'll take up more on it th« pilot had gone ov«r tho side W . T . Shoulta $6.00; S. E. Skene B Lindgren, M. D. $446.30; W. J.
as soon as that engine began to rode ,$190.00;
course said, "Yes, Ma'am . . .”
E v a L D u c k w o r t h Cloyes $311.35; Mary E. Turner
Ajax later—for this was mostly
out that night. Whether or not he $175.00; Grace M. L. Dawgon j $222.85; Lucille H. Vale
_ ______
$221 j 6O; _
I imagine that most any man Johnny's fight
had shot down three bombers, hp $155.00; Helen Sorensen $150.00; Zulu Kickhusch $214.25; Dorothy
among us would have said "Yes" tc
Alison was a superior airman,
Mrs N. E.
the Madame, and the next time we
lghter pilot, and officer, and was the could have "hit the silk"jwid floated ,Sara Allen $150.00; Blanche Sweei Schmakelt $120.00;
WE NOW HAVE A N EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN
to safely In his chute. But Johnny , $135.00;
Nlca
McGee .$140 00- Harrell $19.80; Frank Armltage
shot down a Jap we would have toh
deal combat leader. A Florida boy.
must have said. "The hell with that, D o rU Fogles $140.00; Lucile Lan- $14.50; Mrs. Grace Murray $12.*
the great lady all about It. W<
BESIDES MYSELF TO DO YOUR WIRING.
i« knew the Allison engine well
w*
•h,P~y®
sing $140.00; Dorothy Pulmim 00; Mrs. Mary t.aCasse $12.00;
would
have
remembered
after
th
■nougji
to
have
designed
it.
He
ALL KINDS OF WIRING AND ELECTRICAL WORK
ships.” To keep old P-40's that we $130.00; L. M. Bryson $175.00;
fight what we had promised her. an
Pac . Tel. A Telg. Co. $25.68;
«new the P 40 » better than anyone I
flew in flying condition we had to Jack Howland $110.00; If. A M. C .1 Jack Lamb Film Shop $4.38; New
we would have gone in with a ri
DONE PROMPTLY.
lave ever sden, for he had Instruct
rob parts from every airplane that
mantic story of how we had met tl
Co. $40.80; Shelton-Turnbull-Ful- Servit» Laundry $2.20; The Amer*
'd the British in their use In the'(
we could salvage after a ciackup
barbaric Japanese and had seen i
ler Co. $3.00; Zellerhaeh Paper Co. Bean Pub. Health Axa’n. $5.00;
United Kingdom and then had gone !
D iis Is called "cannibalizing" in
Mudame's face in the shies as
iver to show the Russians how to '
$3.78; T h e W il lam ette Prcaa P»c. N. W. Si-wag«* Wka. Aaa'n.
the
lingo
of
field
depots
In
tiic
Air
shot the enemy down
a,id h
ly and repair them near Moscow
Prows $22.50; American Num. $4.00; Zellerhaeh Paper Co. $5.88;
1049 East Main
Corps, and covers a rriultiludu oi
thought of her and the people
Phone 73
Tonight he was about to carve his
Mach.
Co. $1.58; Photostat Corp. E- D. Furrer, M. D. $3.50; Sur-
sins,
t China
But not Tex Hili—he w
lame with his six fifty-calibre guns
Edna M. Pitzer $5.00; F. L. Arrni- vey AMoclatee, Inc. .$5.00; Office
too honest for that
He told mi
in such a manner that few of us
(Coutlnued next w eek)
lage $5.00; Creaaeya’ $4.40; Koke- Mach. A Sup. Co. $2.00, Amerk-an
i Colonel. I promised her that, an
vould ever forget it, and certainly
Chapman Co. $23.25; J. H. Mclkut* {WHter Work« Aax'n. $4.00; North-
I really meant It
And I've shi,
d 0 ;5 ... y .lire 0$,or forSa ta .0 ,wext Cities Gas Co. $0.78:
Jump With Radio
to Chinese In tbs city of Hengyang
' down about twelve Japs since tha
aid
Lbr. Co. $12.15; Shelton-Turn-
H O M E DEMONSTRATION:
Allied
paratroops
Jump
with
radio
would
ever
forget
the
night.
■ promise four months ago But yoi
We got our four ships into the air sets, weapons, ammunition and light bull-FuJIer Co. $45.60; Allenhaugh Oregon State Agri. College $750.-
I know I never can remember to thin)
it staggered altitudes. Wc heard equipment necessary to supptgrt Print. Co. $7.20; Eugene Laundry (X):
about her when I'm in a battle—I'm
$5.61; Valley Print. A Stat. Co. I INDIGENT SOLDIER: General
he radio reports from Richardson them upon landing.
i too busy."
living the latest positions of the
$74.00; .Brighter Homes Store Bonds $13.85; Eugene Motor Clinic
Reported over Changsha.
I $3.00; J. W. Quackenbuah A Son $13.40; Moss St. Grocery $20.00;
Well now, you hold that picture ol laps.
AT FIRST
$5.71; The National Cash Reg. Co. p«c Tel. ATel. Co. $55.65; Smith-
, Tex Hill for a minute while I show Then North of the field. Then all
SION OF A
was silent while we waited. In our
$1.10; Allen E. Hamilton $2.75: ,Short $37.00; George
____________
J. Rauech
j him to you in another light.
josftions over the field we placed
CORONER: W e stern
Union $24.75; Ernest Pauli $30.00; Schulz
One day over Hengyang. after we
lurselves down-moon—that Is, where
Telg. Co. $1203; William T. Pol- Motor Co. $32.38; Jim Brnnnen
had broken the Japanese wave with
he bombers would have to fly be
lard, M. D. $10.00; Chaa. P. Poole Tire Co. $20.25;
our assault and support arid there
tween us and the moon and thus
$2°T0;
| INSANE: Dr. M. O. Howard
were some fifteen Zeros burning
U SC
.ilhouette themselves against the
¡iround among the pacodag of thii
COUNTY
COURT:
Patricia
M.
$W-00; Dr. Harold Axley $5.00; Dr.
mil wan»« llsht.
Cold Preparatioai a t dJroctod
Cottapr ©rove jtattmri
P
( X
044
GOD IS
MY
CO-PILOT
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M A R T IN MOTORS
ELECTRICAL WORK
BRISBANE ELECTRIC
CITY TRANSFER & DELIVERY
A n yth in g Hauled Within the City Limits
OVD
P hone 252
c w 666
Sylvers
$150.00;
Mrs.
Mariua
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