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Published Every Thursday at
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Established August 15. 1889
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prize». The next meeting w ill be at
the E. H Henglehrook home.
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Mllppln« Kockrr«
cul ,r<’" ‘ " ,d h -”
and ftlutd on the bottom of rockers
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last!
We
lived to see a I Mr. and Mr» H 8. Joslin s|a*nt w, „ kee„ n „.k, „ M r |w lr ,
real "safe and sane F o u rth ." Thia several days on the ranch, assist-
Subscription Rates, Cash In Advance
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last F o u rth of J u ly was one of juy ing w ith the haying
Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3
and co m fo rt no banging guns or
months.
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firecracker«, no casualties, no
Kzvrled Rullunhule»
fires may it ever be tliu»!
In Lane-Douglas Counties .... .......- ____ _ 2.00
Rework raveled nr weak button
Sm all picnic o r fishing p a rt tea hole*. Renew »naps or hook» and
Outside This Dist in O regon ____________ .2.25
enjoyed the F ourth, around Cros eye» »eeurely, and renew loose but
Outside Oregon in U. S. _ _ _______ _____ __2.50
well, and many, too, wen* busy In tons with »iron« thread, leaving a
Foreign Rates on Application.
the last-cu rin g hay fields
•hank o f thread so the buttonhole
Armed Forces in U. S. _________________ .2.00
1.50
1.00
Mr. and Mrs H. S. Joslin spent can shp under the button without
Armed Forces Overseas ________________ 1.50
1.00
the Ith of Ju ly at S ilver Creek straining the cloth.
Falls w ith M rs Joslin's son, Wm
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
Ik jty and ta iiu ly . who live in Eu
, o ' • • P l ll ll f ll t H c p o fts
Itame Accident Coal
gene.
d f i n w ^si
, « IS T O R IA I_
NATI!
Rome srcidcnls for IWtt m u lle d
M r and Mrs. Chas. W etzel vis
024 Milin St.
ISSOCIA T IO N
ited w ith friends and relatives In in a wage loss, medical expens«,
Office
Ph.
47
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and
overhead
cost
of
Insurance
P ortland Sunday
l»/Æ£zn/et_
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A unt Fanny Guude o f Cottage totaling approximately SUO.OtXi.OUO,- i
<Xk>
Grove spent the 4th o f J u ly and
THEY DON'T BELIEVE IT
! Hie follow ing week at tin Graus-
heck home M r. and Mi». Clyde
Cottage G ro ve ’s housing shortage is n 't accepted as serious
C lark of Salem also visited sever
by the outsiders who know o f the c o n stru ctio n o f ten new honiqs
al days at the parental home o f
near the high school in recent m onths since most o f these homes
V, Grousbeck.
an* s till em pty. It's h a rd to reconcile a housing shortage w ith
W ith this extreme hot w eather
em pty homes unless you k n o w the facts connected w ith the s itu
come« the w ater shortage Eu-
ation. As m atters stand, the new vacant houses have been the
( ~ A P T . C A R L P. R. DAHLSTRO.M w o r . i M c.-dutu M a w Do-
, gene is to go slow on w ater usage
greatest draw back to w a rd g e ttin g any new co n stru ctio n u n d e r
V_> tinguishcd 'c:vive medal a« z result o f ho i - . .i . i to a
we understand Croswell is to
way. The ten houses were b u ilt. F H A o ffic ia ls said, w ith the
put her w ater supply on a w o rk
valorous crew that saved the SS Lyman Abbott, wbcn’ d e c'u ry ng
u n d erstan ding that three were to have been sold and seven were
ing schedule ao not to use too
explosive war cargo and other materiel that W ar IknJx had pros d r j
much at one tim e good idea. that.
to have been rented. The p u b lic e v id e n tly d id not th in k the
fo r our lighting men. L'nder heavy aerial attack the work »ent »n
Dorcas C ircle meets July 11 at
houses were w o rth the p rice fo r the accom m odations o ffe re d ,
u n til a nearby vessel exploded. Another blazing ship bore down upo.i
the R W Stone home Mrs. A.
the b u ild e rs w aited the necessary n in e ty days and w ith d re w the
the Abbott, but Capt. Dahlstrom discharged the sital cargo.
Mogstcd, Mrs. Lyda Davidson and
houses fro m the re n ta l m a r k e t; at least none th a t w e know o f
Mrs. C. E llis hostesses.
have been rented todate.
Miss Genevieve Thompson lui*
Houses to be sold o r rented should be the ty p e o f b u ild in g s
been granted a |a*rm lt to ksuild a
amended
by
Chapter
252.
Oregon
accepted by the p o te n tia l b uyer o r renter. In the sm a lle r cities
Laws, 1945. do hereby proclaim the house on a lot in the northern
renters lik e land ow ners w ant a sm all i4'»t o f g ro u n d as w e ll as
part of town
unregulated
use of the above-des
a garage and woodshed. In a d d itio n the house o r houses must be Proclam ation: Whereas, the un
Mrsp W W Parsons is enjoying
cribed areas to be u nlaw fu l and
w ith in reason o f the re n te r o r ow ner, otherw ise we have em pty regulated use o f certain forest that said areas shall be subject to a visit w ith her son. Raymond
houses in a lo c a lity where prospeetive tenants have even gone areas is. in my judgm ent, a menace e n try o nly through perm it to be Law ton o f Eureka, C alifornia.
The interm ediate g irl scouts en
so f a r as to o ffe r a re w a rd fo r rent houses.
to life and p ro p e rty on account o f issued by the State Forester, or
joyed
a meeting «t ths» jOvgrfco^er
The housing shortage here has not o u ly h it in d u s try and the an excessive amount o f in fla m a fire warden, under which perm it
prospects o f g e ttin g o th e r in d ustries, b u t 'it b its d ire c tly at the mable debris on the ground, and e ntrunt shall comply w ith any and picnic grounds. From there they
hiked, did out-door ctyokuig and
operation o f o u r most im p o rta n t p u b lic in s titu tio n , the schools. whereas, upon the showing o f the a ll of the fo llo w in g requirem ents: o tla -r w ork required to make
State Forester, it appears to me 11» To re fra in trom sm oking ex
So fa r as we know the jo b o f g e ttin g com petent teachers is a
to be necessary to close to unregu cept in places designated as safe credits. About 20 member» a t
ha rd task, but the jo b o f housing them a fte r th e y get hero is
lated use the fo llo w in g areas w ith in said perm it. (2) To build no tended and th e ir leader, Mr». L u
even worse and unless some action is taken o r more houses b u ilt, in and adjacent to the Umpqua
open fires except in places desig cille T u s ljl was weU sgtiafied w ith
the question o f o p e ra tin g the schools another ye a r is a v ita l com N ational Forest, designated as: nated as safe in said perm it. (3, th e ir work. A p icnic supper ended
m u n ity problem , v ita l to you i f you have c h ild re n in school and Area No. 103-P-Steamboat Area: To have as a p art o f his o r her the day's outing and work.
Robert Welding. A M M 3 C. Is
v ita l to the w e lfa re o f the school d is tric ts in vo lve d .
An area in the N o rth
Umpqua equipment when using campfires,
R iver and Row R iver Drainages except when tra ve lin g as a pedes home fo r n 3O-day leave. He serv
the boundary of which is descrilied tria n and o r camping at improved, ed in the arm y in Bermuda.
PLENTY OF ELBOW BOOM
L. S. A yotte of Lynx Hollow
as follow s: Beginning at the north designated
and posted Camp
The o th e r day we heard a business man rem ark th a t he
side o f N o rth Umpqua Road on the grounds, tools, as specified by the spent several days v isitin g at the
I .ark I ng proper lubricants, your transmission
hoped C ottage G rove d id not grow any bigger, otherw ise his line between Ranges 1 and 2 W.,
forester suitable fo r extinguishing Grousbeck home.
and d ifferen tia l gears can chip or score —
elbow room w o u ld be re s tric te d and we w o u ld n ’t know e ve ry thence n orth on range line ap fires. This proclam ation shall be
The N eighborhoixl club held an
cause you plenty o f sudden trouble. T h a t’s
body. H is a ttitu d e is p re tty ty p ic a l. Perhaps there are disad p roxim ately 4 miles to the n o rth effective from and a fte r the 9th interesting meeting at the Van »
why these im p orta nt points are included in
Grousbeck
home
last
Thursduy
a
f
vantages as w ell as advantages in a to w n re m a in in g sm all and west corner o f Section 31. T. 25 day o f July. 1945. and shall re
KhcH*« cheek-up o f vita l parts durin g Shellu-
ternoon.
D
uring
the
past
gjx
S.,
R
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W
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thence
on
section
lines
main in fu ll lorcc and effect u n til
among the disadvantage we th in k o f at th is m om ent and in th is
bricatiun
service.
m
onths
this
energetic
club
com
p a rtic u la r ease is th a t th is man has tw o sons in the arm ed ser east to the northw est corner of the 31st day o f December, 1945.
pleted many articles fo r the Red I
Section
34.
T.
25
S.,
R.
1
W..
north
Done
at
the
Capitol
in
Salem,
O
re
vices. B eing a norm al fa th e r we w o u ld assume th a t he w o u ld
Cross, viz: W hi*elchair ro lx’s, s lip
V
lik e to have his sons re tu rn home to stay when the w a r is over, 5 miles, west 1 m ile, north 4 gon, this 6th day of July. 1945 per«. soldier bags, sewing cases
miles,
west
I
mile,
n
o
rth
1
mile,
H
ow
ard
C.
Belton,
Governor.
b u t the chances arc th a t the sons w ill seek la rg e r o p p o rtu n itie s,
west to the line between Ranges te s t: Robert S. F a rre ll, Jr.. Sec kits. e tc . a to ta l o f 175 articles
o ffe re d by g ro w in g com m unities and th a t’s one and the p r in c i 1 and 2 W., n orth 3 miles, east to re ta ry o f State.
Hew • New O s IO m Shell M eter Oil. B e tU r than
4 8 -lt in all. They plan to go on w ith
pal advantage o f the g ro w in g tow n.
the w ork indefinitely.
e v e r- at no increase in price — Golden Shell
the southeast corner o f Section
A n d speaking o f elbow room and th in g s to come we are led 21, T. 23 S., R. 1 W „ n orth 1 mile,
M otor O il now has an additive th a t retarda
A t the close o f th e ir w ork ses
form ation o f sludge and lacquer. T ry i t i
to believe fro m what we see and road th a t c e rta in types o f busi east 1 m ile, n orth 1 mile, east 1
Cwe 1er yovr Cor
sion they were entertained at p ro
lo> yovr Cevslqr
gram hour Mrs. Ida Jackson g iv
ness concerns w ill seek the less crow ded area in expanding a fte r 1 m ile, n orth 4 miles .east 1 mile,
IM BU. o il. COMPANY, I n e o r p o r a ttif
ing each member a lum p o f m odel
the w a r w hich m ight mean th a t th e y eould be established at the and n orth 1 04 miles to the na
ing clay. M rs E H. Henglebnook ,
cross-roads o f the co m m u n ity where p le n ty o f p a rk in g space is tional forest boundary on the Row
A irZ r^ y r /r /Sr
Tw o towns in Douglas county and .Mrs. F ra n k O verholsci w ot
available. T his, too. w b u ld have its advantages and d isa d va n t R iv e r-W illa m e ttc Divide, thence
southeasterly along forest boun- have shown substantial increases
ages p a rtic u la rly to the m ain street o r a d ja ce n t business p ro p
a ry to W indago Pass, thence
e rty w hcré the p rice is out of p ro p o rtio n to the advantages o f southw esterly along n orth side of in population, tabulations com pil
ed by .Robert F a rre ll, secretary n f
fered.
Cascade Lakes H ighw ay to N o rth state, in a state census reveals.
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Umpqua R iver, thence down the Among five Oregon towms show
Sliced Oranges
north bank of said riv e r to Lemo- ing gains, S u th e rlin showed the
Sliced oranges give more vita
lo
Falls, thence southerly along biggest increase w ith a percent
min C than orange juice, and un
west side of Lemolo Falls T ra il age o f fifty -n in e . S u th e rlin s pbpu-
strained juice more than strained
M rs. R uth Apana o f San F ra n
juice. Strained orange juice contains cisco, C alif., is v is itin g a t the and Road to Thorn P ra irie Road, lation today is set at 1,300 com
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only from a half to three-fourths the home o f her m other, M r. and Mrs. thence southeasterly.along south pared w ith 525 in 1910. Yoncalla
side o f T horn P ra irie Road to Cas recorded a gain o f tw e nty-six per
amount of vitam in C contained in A. B. Sm ith.
cade Lakes H ighway.
thence
the segments, so is the most ex
Mrs. Lois H athaw ay and Mrs. southerly along west side of said cent, jum ping from 277 in 1940 to
travagant way to usé oranges.
VV. A. Hemenway entertained w ith highw ay to N o rth Umpqua Road, 378 at the present time.
a picnic at the Hemenway riv e r thence w esterly along north side
ranch last Sunday M r. and Mrs. o f said road to C learw ater Creek,
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Bud Lowrance and son Donald o f thence down the n o rth banks o f
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Junction C ity were guests. The C lea rw a ter Creek
and
N o rth
Lowrances were fo rm e r residents Umpqua R iver to the line between
in th is com m unity.
Sections 22 and 23. T. 26 S.. P..
Mrs. Ruth Apana o f San F ra n 2 E., thence n orth to the n o rth
430 . „ ¡ u " . , r " lo ™ r " ’' " l " ' i .......... ....... " " ..........................1
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cisco and M rs. T u rn e r o f Mosby west corner of Section 14, said
creek visited w ith M rs. Bernice township and range, thence west
Laubach on M onday and Miss 2 miles and south on section lines
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D orothy B aker o f Cottage Grove to N o rth Umpqua Road, thence
visited on Tuesday.
p o rts in large niim h.-rs T in s v .t , ’ U
h'»rop«* w in,
reu< |,„ i(r Allanti«-
w esterly along n orth side o f said
M r. and M rs. Clyde Cutsinger road to the point of beginning; ex
fore going on to
T b ev" i
ri”’
and tw o sons o f Eugene and Loma cepting, however, S ’i Section 30
lio n s e rv ic - we ea* Kj v,. t h “ i
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n < * ,h " " “ ’sf ‘’«’» ‘ ‘ »riable tru n s p o rta .
and V irg in ia G arm er of Latham and N 4 Section 31, T. 21 S „ R.
A ll Work Guaranteed
were Sunday guests of M r. and 1 E., the Brice reek Road to F a ir-
Mrs. Odus W illiam s.
view M ountain, and the Steam
M r. and Mrs. Logan Atwood re boat Road to Steamboat CCC
We have Bath Tube, Sinks, turned last S aturday from Sand Camp. P erm its fo r entering the
Point, Idaho. M r. Atwood's m oth above-described area may be ob
Showers, Range Boilers.
er and bro the r returned w ith tained at Layng Creek, B ig Cam
as, and G lide Ranger Stations,
them.
Sharps Creek and Steamboat
Wayne
Veatch
o
f
Los
Angeles
I f you want quick service
Guard Stations, F a irv ie w Lookout
visited at the C urtis Veatch ranch
Station, and a t the jun ction of
Phone 58
last F riday.
Phone 115-J
N o rth Umpqua Road and Cascade
Lakes H ighway. Now, therefore, I,
Small Scratches
E a rl Snell, Governor o f the State
The National Safety council re- o f Oregon, by v irtu e o f the a uth or
t .rv
As ' r a* , ^ n u ,,ie r” f’ a r ifie is eoiicetne,|, o u r g u id in g p rin c ip le has been “ The M ill-
porta that moat of the serious cases ity vested in me under the pro
20 South 5th Street
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T
r
e
of infection start from small wounds.
foroe' we
, ,
i ' r par y
ifi<- men anti women '., the „rrn tu l
«-Tre immediate first aid treatment visions o f Section 107-210, Oregon :
Get
Compiled Laws Annotated, as
am i women.
p,' rNO," jl
f* " ' w e lfa re and e o n ifo rl o f service men
for a cut or scratch.
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W. C M ARTIN__________________ ___ _________ Editor. Publisher
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V. B. HOYER
Public Accountant
Bookkeeping
Auditing
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Two Douglas Towns
Show Population Gain
S H F U U 8 R /(M /< W I M y /
D iscontinuance of S h o rt O ver-N ight
Pullm an Service A ffects . . .
Cedars
lh a It Means More Sleeping Cars For Veterans
Rubber Stamps
For
Phone 15 9
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Life,
A uto,
Liability,
A nnuities
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N ew G erm Killing Lights
N ow In Stock
Ye« they are here. Germ killing light» may sound far
fetched, but they have been tried and endorsed by physi
cians and others. The heart of the germ killing lamp is the
Germicidal lamp which resembles a fluorescent lamy in di-
mentions and operating characteristics, does not have pow
er coating on inner tube, but does have costlier glass which
is efficient in transmitting ultra violet rays direct through
the tube.
The germ killing lamp is not a cure; it s a preven ts
tive by destroying air-laden germs.
Going on a Vacation?
show S i r
See us for residence and outside theft insurance. A lot of
protection for a small cost.
Phone 34
Residence 122 R
Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg.
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Between
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H Y P E R A C ID
Fresno
San Rafael
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
STO M A C H
?“• ,•* '““.’l
'T"1'
<-ar service on o u r lines w hich
Pacific Lines
And
Between
S outhern Oregon
D unsm uir
Poos Pay
Reno
Los Angeles
E ureka
Sacram ento
Phoenix
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY, «S2 Main. Phone 244
47-10t-
he
diseonln'iiied
14th Couch
Texa§ & New Orleans Lines
And
N ew O rlea ns
Lake Charles
H ouston
Houston
Houston
H ouston
Houston
New Orleans
llo its lo u
Houston
I i al veston
1 on must get fast, effective relief w ith T E M I N from miserable
discomfort, or your money back. Get free Inform ation on
w ill
we
SLEEPING CARS TO BE DISCONTINUED
P ort lum i
O akland
P o rtla n d
T E B S IN Powder o r Tablets, In Cottage Grove a t
505 Main
- si
a service
e rv i
" w ill i|S' s « till
iM he h
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• b le between
',,lly these
I lf h’ ” points.
"(* fro ,n «l' ,Hfi ’’ « t i" ii poinl.s J u ly
ava
J. B. Leonard I n s u r a n c e S e r v k e
DISTRESS
Hodgers Electric & Radio Shop
. ft
Ufb,,M7> kn ° W h °,W t i,is or<Jer ap p ,ie * ,o « « u th e rn P a c ific service generally
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I hi I las
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lirn w u sville
I hdlas
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