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THURSDAY. JULY 2«, 1945
THK SBXT1XKU COI TAPE GROVE. OREGON
Published Every Thursday a t
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Established August 15, 1889
W. C MARTIN
Editor, Publisher
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A merican H e r o e s
IF JAPAN COLLAPSES SUDDENLY
Government officials have expressed p rivate fears th at the
sudden collapse of Ja p a n would sink the GPA and s ta rt a spiral
of inflation, the like of which we have never seen. O rderly re
conversion holds the key to the national economy, capital news
says. Time is necessary to gtablize wage«, put more peacetime
goods on the m arket, produce more food, eut back w ar contracts,
gear the public fo r certain am ounts of unem ploym ent. In fact
everything is tied together. The m istake that was made was not
pegging everything at the pre-Pearl H arltor level and since this
Was n ot done, we have to get along the best way we can.
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Prevent« Tarnlahlng
A light coating of clear nail polish
i put on Uiv metal part* of a hand
bag when ttie bng ia new will keep
them from tarnishing.
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tually underway tomorrow accord
meeting optmed in the usual man
ing to plana of tht) contraetors.
ner. M inutes of the last meeting Godard A Itandall
lead
by
the «eervtgry, Nelin-
ttlackinoro and approved by the
Cottage Grove likely to get hos
club.
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pital at once.
E lm er Kent gave an interesting
Adams avenue will be completed
talk on the district council m eet In week.
ing held in Coos Bay July 15. Ht?
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also called on the members t o , Hen saves time w ith two-yolked
support the natoinal headquarters ' ‘ VKg.
to carry on the fight in Congress!
tor the low nsead
Plan. Ahum
Folks be sure to cash in on the
$30.00 was raised w ith
pledges F O R T U N E that can la- yours by
th a t w ill bring it near the $50.00 buying bunds to the Cottage Grove
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company
i A fte r the regular meeting was gaya).
, closed a social hour w .u*' spent
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with tending» and riddles and a
O il well casing Iteing tightened.
j lunch of ice cream and pie which D rilling at the oil well has been
1 everyone seemed Io enjoy. Our at a standstill for several days
next m eeting night w ill be Aug- while the casing is living re tig h t
| last 6. Everyone welcome.
ened Following the nx-ent m eet
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ing held h e ir at which President
A T T E N T IO N G IK I. M O U T H
Olsen (president of the O il Well»
T K O O F NO. S3
said that additional funds would
NATIONAL É
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D IT O R IA L -
GOVERNMENT LOSES TAXES
Ex-Governor Charles Sprague, in his column in the Salem
Statesm an, apropos N ebraska public power takeovers: “ This
shows inconsistency in arm s of the federal governm ent. One
branch urges public ownership, and non Congress Is w aking up
to the loss of income through taxation which such a policy costs
the governm ent. N either the federal nor local governm ents can
have the cake o f good revenues from private corporations and
eat it in the way of public ow nership.”
Townsend club met In Petersen's
hall July 23 at 8:00 p. m
Tim
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tic Î W " .. » f e SSOCIATION
Fv il i s Me *
HIGH COST OF VOTING
We have never seen the official figures from Lane county
in the Ju n e 22nd special election, but note in one county, the
eoat per vote was placed at $1.00, a p retty expensive election.
Doubtless the cost in Lane county would run near $1.00 per vote.
The public ju st does not tu rn out to vote unless there is a
personal issue in the eanyuiign. The voters tu rn out in large
num bers to vote for o r against sonic one and usually against
some one. Still we how, about the high coat of governm ent, but
do not do much about it when we have a elianee.
T O W N it l N P ( 'L l B M tR T N
A R A C H U T E Infantry Sgt. Ray E. Eubank,, La Grange, N . C.,
awarded a Medal of Honor posthumoudv, died after Cubbing to
The G irl Scout troop No. 52 w ill
death 4 Jap» with his ritlc in a machine gun and mortar nest. Going hold a swimming p a rty Sunday
j afternoon, July 29, at the home of
to the relief of a platoon isolated by the enemy in Dutch New Guinea,
M r. and M rs. Joe C rick in D elight
he crawled to the Nips' position, was wounded and his ride crippled,
Valley. A ll registered scouts who
but charged in, swinging. A fter a shot dropped Eubrnks, his squad
are in Mrs. Radway'a 5th grade
killed 45 and effected the relief. War Bonds help equip such heroes.
troop are invited to meet at Jef
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ferson school Sunday at 2:30 p m.
Transportation w ill be provided
The troop w ill be ehapertned h>
, Miss M a rjo ry E arl. Red Cruas life
; guard. T he girls w ill return home
by 6:00 in the evening.
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i L e ll Weatherly,. .h i, resident of
. Elkton, was killed Monday when
struck by a snag w hile working
COMPANY
Diaiton, Oregon cun use
sawmill nten in various oa
pacities, experienced or not
92*20 to $1 06 per hour ac
cording to nbillty. Oood
clean cabins with electrici
ty available and water pip
. ed nearby at $6 00 per
month.
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GUARD AGAINST
FINANCIAL LOSS
Mrs. Georg BJorset nnd baby
daughter an- guests of Mrs. C. A.
B erteli.
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Oregon
for 1935.
F IR E
tra ffic goal is alastipd
W eight clock is ISO o r 200 years
old Mrs. J. P. Graham's collection
,,f antitjut*» has come into the poe-
session u( valuable weight elock i
, htt, b u , lw w n 150 Hnd
yca„
„ , tj|nds 7 feet H int.hp,
P « ru are also of wood
and tl
crushing his chest and causing in
apiM-arx to have Item constructed
stant death. The body was rem ov
by original owner
ed to Stearns m ortuary. O akland
M r. nnd M m . Chartea H a ll re
Peps t ’p Plants
turned Suturday from a vacation
A side dressing of either a com- spent at Belknap Kprtnffo,
I plete fertilizer or nitrogen alone,
e p flc J to many vegetable crops in
M r. and Mrs. Ncls DeYoung and
the late summer when they are pro- fam ily and M r. E lm er Choatnuf
dueing fruits or growing a root, witl returned from a m otor trip to the
O A T S W A IN A LB E R T O G A L Z A , Baltimore, .Md., « d l di»«rvc»
pep up the plant just enough to i Oregon Caves and C ra te r I^ike
‘‘ We cannot have a society in winch some work for wages
hi» Merchant Marine Dhtinguhhcd Service Medal. When the SS
more than pay for the application In
and get them, while others do not work and still get them .” __
Deliile was first torpedoed, he rescued the wounded third mate. In many instances this extra plant
Pres. B. F. Fairless. V. S. Steel, on guaranteed annual wage
thc second torpedoing, the Master of the «hip was pinned down by a
vigor may be the factor needed for
D R IV E A G A IN S T T A X
question.
the maturing of a full crop of fruits
EVADERS
cargo boom. Galza cut him free and lowered him to a raft just before
or greatly increasing the size of root
the ship sank. War Bonds bought and held wdl provide «hip: and gear
crops.
Let the plants be your
J. W. Maloney, collector of in
for the Merchant Marine.
<Z. S Jrfiitvrj UfHrtoatut
guide. They will indicate whether or ternal revenue, for the Oregon
not extra fertiliser Is needed.
dtotrict, announced recently that
Spot Removal
Fur Producer
25 employee« w ill be added to the
Spot removal for rayons some
Louisiana is one of the greatest
In te rn a l Revenue staff in this dis
Utilizing Waste
producers of animal fur on the con times has disastrous results because
Among possible results of research tric t to assist (lie treasury de-
tinent. Alaska, acknowledged to be acetone, an ingredient of some com work on wood watte are the follow ( u ir t iit n t ’R current drive against
one of the most important fur-pro mercial spot removing fluids, dis ing: tannin, used in processing f a t h w a rtim e tax evaders.
ducing regions, is a fairly good sec solves acetate rayon. In addition to er. may be obtained from domestic
P rim arily, the positions w ill be
tion to make comparisons. Alaska removing the spot, acetone removes woods; studies in the manufacture allotted to persons having exper
P ontiac Sales and Service
is one-thirteenth the site of Louisi the fabric also. If the material Is of laminated flooring and lumber ience in business, accounting, leg
ana, yet the volume of marketable made of both regenerated and ace are already in the pilot plant stage
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al, and investigation work which
furs yielded in this state each year tate rayon, a stiff spot will result, in tlte south. Synthetic plywcyda.
would fit them for employment
is three times that of the northern which soon cracks and makes a hole. molded plywoods, and flexible ply
as deputy
collectors.
revenue
It is important to know your clean
te rrito ry .'
woods are immediate possibilities, a agents, and special agents. A lim it
ing fluid when working with rayon.
product known as wood iron, ed number of clerical
isudtlons
ISLAND,
Retractive Ray
created by the chemical impregna must also be filled. Salaries for
•“’WSTtW g a e rrfllu believe pto-pMat
The ancient Greeks believed that
tion of wood under pressure, has the positions range from $1701
Escape Punishment
tor Marine dive-
some kind of emanation, or rays,
enormous possibilities as have the plus overtim e fo r clericals to
German
war
criminals
of
World
fighters shoald
left the eye and that sight followed
War I escaped practically unpun various other "compregs" sod $5180 plus overtim e for technical
when the' body rays touched an ob ished. The German government re ''impregs "
and adm inistrative positions.
ject. says the Better Vision insti quested that their nationals ac
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T he efforts of these additional
tute. Modern science has shown cused of violating the laws and cus
Easily Grawn
employees, together w ith the in
that the process is the other way
tag s|« a i Hit i of the A m y 's
toms of war be tried by German tri
Kale is an easily grown vegetable, tensified effort of existing staffs,
around. We see by the light rays
f la t D ritto « . M every rock
bunals and the Allies consented to but it is one of those vegetables that
ore expected, according to Secre
coconut tree. The guerrilla« called fa r elccc air
that are reflected to the eye by ob this procedure. Sixteen cases were
unless you bsvs been accustomed to tary of the Treasury Henry M o r-
S g t Dave Wilburn, a Marine Corps combat
jects.
actually tried and only six convic it. you are likely to pats it by. Seeds
genthau, Jr., to collect at least a
were to mark the target.
tions resulted. The sentences were that are sown in late April will start
billion dollars of additional reve
generally recognized as .bring insuf producing usable leaves in s couple
Mosquito Nests
nue from tax chislers all over thc
ficient.
of months. It can be planted until country.
An important measure farmers
August 1, which will give you grand
can take against the mosquito is
to clean up their breeding places—
plants to use during the fall. Kale
Cover for Dust Mop
State Tsxes
All in puddles and ditches near the j May be made from
yard of is hardy. If protected with corn
Thirty-two state» bave a state in
house where there is standing wa outing flannel to place over the mop stalks or straw to keep the rabbits
come tax, 33 a stata sale» tax and
ter. remove all old cans and recep when cleaning the floor. On wash off and shaded, it can be used all
20 a stata tobacco tax.
tacles from the premises, that may day this cover can be washed so winter long.
APR.
MAY JUNE I JULY A U q . SEPT OCT.
catch rain water, put a screen or that a clean mop may be on hand for
cover over the rain barrel, and cor the floor at all times. The cover may
Milk Requirements
rect any situation which might offer be treated after it is washed by
»
Accepted rules of good nutrition
a breeding place.
sprinkling with a solution of: 1 quart recommend each child consume a
paraffin oil. 4 ounces kerosene, and quart and each adult a pin» of milk
8 ounces vinegar. The cover should daily but a report from six large
Keep Hunter« on Ground
3 3 a ? ? THRU JULY >1
New York’s Governor Dewey has he rolled up tightly and placed in a cities where consumption of fluid
signed a bill which prohibits New tight container over night. After milk Is the highest shows the aver
that, it should be taken out and age daily consumption of milk there
York hunters from using aircraft to
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hunt deer. This legislation was the dried before placing it on the mop. 1 is 0.8 pint per capita.
result of protests by western New
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Yhrk sportsmen over use of a plane
New Flavor
Covers Hrratfh
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by a group of hunters last fall to
The brine left from a Jar of sweet
To cover scratches on furniture, If
spot deer concentrations.
pickles may be substituted for vine the wood is dark, rub the scratch
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gar when making a salad. It will with a freshly cut walnut meat or
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contribute
an entirely different and touch it up with iodine. This will
Impairs Vision
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E lk ay’g White
J Next «tamps become q«od Avf.l
Public Enemy No. I to eye health deliciou» n«X "»vor-
make the scratch less notieoable.
SHOE CLEANE]
25c
is spyhilis, according to the B e tte r; ___
Vision Institute. Some public health
surveys indicate that one out of ev-
Sod. Silicate
f U V V?
i ery 20 persons in the U. S. is syph
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31
EGG PRESERV1
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ilitic. D ie illness may affect all
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parts of the eye, the eye muscles
and the optic nerve.
B
MARTIN MOTORS
f ^ A C CURATE
w ith l sound stock
fire insurance. See
th is a g e n c y now.
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J.B. Leonard
in su ra n c e Service
Pbone 34
Residence 122 R
Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg
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HAY
EASTERN
OREGON
Alfalfa Hay — Also
local oats and vetch
hay
W holesale and Retail
S pe c ia l prices 011 tr u c k
loud lots
Cottage Grove
Flour Mills
Phone 80
RATION STAMPS G O O D
w
M D STAMPS
BY ;
10 YEA R N AGO
Kent is vice president U X>F.
her »«•«< « near E lkton.
Lorone. irom thc flour and „ n ,hMlru<.ted
H. C. . tearns reported. A failing
cherry w ith walnut burl inserts
tree struck a snag wh.uh
was
u hand a irv e d Tht. Wlirkj
In 1916 the V. S. governm ent public debt was $1,225.145,568.
That was an average of about $1196 per person. At end of W orld
W ar 1 our public debt bad soared to $25.482.034,419. which was
about $240 per Am erican. At the end of W orld W ar II the pub
lic debt will be more th an $300 billion even at present rate of
federal taxes. T hat will mean a p er cap ita debt of about $2.200!
LUMBER
lx.* needed. President ( >lson lias
relocated hia promise that divi
dends would be paid some time
this year.
op the (h arles H. Henderer tim- of
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KEM S for DRUGS
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The Rexall Store
ALL STR A W H A TS
% OFF TAG PRICE
BLUE STAMM
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Choice Lots and Acreage
FOR SALE
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SUGAR STAMPS
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Rajon Wash
Breaks that appear in rayon
clothes after laundering may be
the result of too strenuous twisting,
and wringing. Gentle squeezing is
recommended because rayon is
weak when wet.
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GASOLINE COUPONS >
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Bacteria Works Fast
Specialists of the department of
agriculture point out that bacteria-
go to work just as soon as the milk
reaches the pail. While the milk is
warm, the bacteria multiply very
rapidly. But as the milk becomes
cooler they gradually slow down un
til at 45 or 50 degrees, they increase
very slowly.
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CU P THIS CHART FOP FUTURE REFtRENCE
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Versatile Substance
By -actual count, it was found that
animal glue was used in an ordinary
living-room for 92 different pur-
I poses.
One to cuatomer
10c
Energine White
SHOE CREAM
25c
Dandy
FRUIT DROPS, 1 lb.
75c
Colorful
SHOWER CAPS ........ 50c
We are offering for sale 40 choice lots
and some acreage for sale in a new residen
tial district north and east of the Union
High school. Some of the lots are located on
Tenth street, others on Woodard avenue to
be opened and improved. Lot sizes 66x152
feet. A discount if two or more lots are ta k
en. Acreage can be subdivided to suit p u r
chaser.
BUY NOW AND GET YOUR CHOICE
Asbestos lined
WASTE BASKETS
$3.50
Lilly Dache
SNUDE NETS, 3 for $2.00
Cara Nome
COLD CREAM
$1.00
Cara Nome
FACE POWDER
A. L. WOODARD, Owner
For indigestion
or
Mrs. Alice Breedlove with Culp and Lake
Sweaty F«et? use
QUINS AN A .... ......... .... 47c
Heat rash? use
MEXSANA
Mouth cleanser
MI 31 ANTISEPTIC
Poison Oak? use
GYPSY CREAM
59c
50c
........ 60c
50c
$1.00
A good laxative
REXALL ORDERLIES 60c
Toilet goods bear a 20% tax