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time when the Bible schools throughout pen of White Rocks, M. M. Lower, the country are taking up a study of Creswell. the life of Jesus of Nazareth. “Deal THE RIBBON AWARDS. ing With Doubt” will be the evening Barred Rocks—B. F. Keeney of Eu subject. In discussing this subject the gene, 1 cock, 1, 2 and 3 hen, 3 pullet, 2 speaker will make use of the most tell- and 3 cockerel, 2 pen. A. C. Berntzen Pres- Business Men to Talk at Calapooia Association’s Show of Eugene, 1 cockerel, 1 and 2 pullet, i ing archeological discoveries made in Egypt, Babylonia and Palistine. These byterian Church. 1 pen. M. M. Lower, Creswell, 3 pen> Success in This Respect. discoveries throw light on the credibil Partridge Rocks— O. O. Veatch, all ity of the scripture. “Doubting Thom awards. ases” are especially invited to come Buff Rocks—Mrs. M.,_ Hartung, 1 GENERAL RELIGIOUS NEWS that we may “reason together.” 400 FOWLS IN FINE ARRAY cockerel, 1 pullet. Evangelists Whitson and Long White Rocks—M. M. Lower, of Cres- man, who will enter upon a compaign wejl, all awards. Golden Barred; Rocks—W. G. Conner, Themes for Discussion at the Several at the Christian church in the spring, Second Annual Exhibit Attracts Wide are now at Grangeville, Idaho, and if Cottage Grove. Places of Worship Next Sunday. spread Attention From Poultry . Buckeyes—D. J. DuBrille, all awards. press reports are authentic are “turn Epworth League Celebration Fanciers—Awards by Judge ing the town upside down.” They White Wyandottes— 3. A, Griffin of at the Methodist Church. Collier of Tacoma. got after the curfew ordinance, which Eugene, 1 and 2 cockerel, 1 and 2 hen, had long been disregarded, and through 1, 2 and 3 pullet, 1 pen, 2 cock. Mrs. public sentiment demanded its enforce M. ,S. LesLarzes, 3 cockerel. Next Sunday at the Presbyterian ment. : The second annual show of the Cala Columbian Wyandottes—C. C. Du- The Bible School at London is occu church the subject of the morning ser pooia Poultry association, which came Burilie, all awards. to a close Saturday night, was one of Golden Wyandottes—C. S. Hall, Cot- mon is: “Heroes of the Faith.” The ; pying much of the time of the religious the most successful exhibitions of its tage Grove 2 and 3 hen. Mrs. M. S. evening theme is: “A Business Man’s ly inclined denizens of that locality. is a daily enrollment of about Religion.” The Rev. Selden Adams There, 1 kind ever held in this section of the DqsLarzes, 1 and 2 pullet. state. The exhibits were not as num Partridge Wyandottes—William Ste will preach on “Building a City.” twenty-five pupils between the ages of Three-minute talks will be made as fol eight and eighty years. The school is erous as on previous occasions, but the wart, Halsey, all awards. conducted by the Rev. Mr. Love of Cal variety was greater and better birds Black Javas—D. B. Chamberlain, all lows: John Spray, “Why the Business Man js but of-the Church ;”H.O.Thomp- ifornia, and the hours are the same were shown. The cup for the highest awards. . as in the public schools—from 9 to 4, scoring bird in the show went to Ed Brown Leghorns—Ed Scholl of Al son, “Why the Business Man Should ward Sherear, Eugene, on one of his bany, 2 and 3 cockerel, 1 and 2 pullet, be in the ChurchFrank King, “ Does with fifteen-minute recesses. Besides fine light Bnahama pullets. President 2 hen, John Sherler, ot Creswell, 3 the Church Care for the Masses?” the day sessions, Tuesday and Friday F. H. Rosenberg made the high score hen. M. M. Lower, of Creswell, 1 hen, C. P. Jones, “Brotherhood;” F. H. nights are devoted to review work, of 95 1-4 points on one of his Buff 3 cock, 3 pullet. W. B. Finney, Cot Rosenberg, “Ybung People;” Henry and Saturday nights to singing. On Cochin pullets. H. H, Collier of Ta tage Grove, 1 cockerel. Harlie Harms, Veatch, “Appearances;” A.. B. Wood, Sundays there are two services, con “Management;” Lew. A. Cates, “The ducted by Rev. Love. The school term coma, who has this season judged seven Cottage Grove, 2 cock. Preachers; ” B. Lurch, “Morals in is twelve weeks. poultry shows, says Cottage Grove has Silver Leghorns—J, P. Land, of Do Business; ” C. C. Hazelton, “Pros The Presbyterian Brotherhood will one of the most enthusiastic bunches Of rena, all awards. poultrymen that he has met in his trav White Leghorns—M. M. Lower, Cres pects;” Fred Conley, “Co-operation.” meet ip the Christian Endeavor room els. They are, he says, alive to the well, 3 cockerel, 2 pen, 3 hen. W. B. A most enjoyable evening was spent at the church next Tuesday evening importance of good poultry and their pen. William Veatch, Cottage Grove, at the Christian church last Friday when the following program will be show this year was a great improve- 2 and 3 pullet. Flora Phillips, Cottage when the hew members of the church rendered: Orchestra; prayer by the ,ment over their first annual, which was Grove, 1 cock, 1 and 2 hen, 1 pullet, 2 were given an informal reception. The chaplain; song, “Onward Christian following persons had a part in the brief Soldiers; business; Brotherhood song; held in December, 1907. cockerel, 1 pen. “The Brakeman at Church,” by Ernest There were something over four Buff Leghorns—M. M. Lower, Cres program: Miss Verfa Brown, reading; hundred birds on exhibition, the Rocks, well, 1 cock, 1 cockerel, 1 and 3 pullet, Clarence Boyd, recitation and dumb Anderson; orchestra; declaration, se Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds pre 2 and 3 hen. Ed Schoel, Albany, 2 lecture; Miss Laughlin, solo; Miss lected, Elmer Spencer; male quartett; dominating, while many Hambergs, cock, 1 hen, 2 pullet, 2 pen. Boyd, recitation in special costume; palaver ¡Boost Brothers, Boost,speeches by the brothers; song, “The Son of Bantams and games were entered. Mr. Black Minorcas— J. B. Simeral, 3 Edward Finnerty, solo; Misses Jean Collier expressed the opinion that no cockerel, 3 pullet. W. B. Finney, 2 Dorward and Lottie Beals, duet. Games God Goes Forth to War;” reception and other town in the Northwest of equal pullet. Orpha Benson, 1 and 3 hen, 3 and refreshments also added to the refreshments. Injunction proceedings which threat population could put up as good a show cock. pleasure of the event. The tupenty- ened to prevent the construction by the as the one held in Cottage Grove, eight new members were made to fee| White- Minorcas—D. T. Awbrey, , 1 Ministerial Association of a frame tab which is evidence that not only a lively cockerel, 1, 2, and 3 hen. Tom Gill, 1 that they have entered a church which ernacle inside the fire limits at Eugene interest is taken in the industry here cock, .1 pullet, 2 pullet. is thrilling with life and enthusiasm. have been called off. Plans for com abouts but that those engaged in it are Epworth League day will be celebrat Light Brahmas — Edward Shearer, pletion of the building have been made successful. There is at this time a de Eugene, 1 cock, 1 hen, 1, 2, and 3 pul ed in the Methodist church in a royal and construction begun. The building mand from other sections for thorough let, 1 pen. fashion the coming Sabbath. Every will have a seating capacity of not less bred stock, and Cottage Grove is look Black Langshans—W. C. Conner, all member of this hustling organization is than 3000, or three times that of any ed to largely to supnly this demand. to wear a beautiful ribbon emblem and awards. church. The tabernacle meetings will SOCIETY CUPS. White Langshans—W. C. Conner, all occupy special reserved seats at both be conducted by Rev. Dr. French Oli services. At the morning service the The association cups, four in num awards. ver, an eminent evangelist of Kansas ber, were awarded as follows: Buff Langshans—W. C. / Conner, all Rev. Robert Sutcliffe will speak upon City, Mo. the League’s motto, “Look up, Lift At the Presbyterian church there Silver cup; best pen in the American awards. - class, J. A. Griffin, Eugene, White Wy- Buff Cochins—F. H. Rosenberg, all up.” Miss Jessie Berg will outline the were thirty-two persons present at the work of Miss Laura Hefty of Cottage [ andottes. awards. Mizpah Bible class last Sunday morn Silver cup, best in English class, S. S. Hamburgs—D. B. Chamberlain, Grove in China. President Bertram ing. Four received the sacrament of Applegate will explain how the leagues Mrs. J. C. Johnson, Cottage Grove, all awards. Christian baptism and one was confirm Dorkings. Rose Comb White Orphingtons—C. H. of Salem district are pledged to support ed, at the' morning worship. In the this heroic young woman in her work Silver cup, best pen in the Asiatic Koontz, Halsey, all awards. evening, at Christian Endeavor service class, Edward Sherear, Eugene, Light Black Orphingtons—C. H. Koontz, in the old kingdom on the other side of the room was so crowded extra chairs Brahmas. Halsey 1, 2 and 3 hen, 3 cockerel, 1 pul the Pacific. An offering for this pur had to be brought in. On Feb. 6, the Silver cup, best in the Mediterranean let, 2 pen. I. E. Dawson, 1 cockerel, pose will be taken. In the' evening Endeavor will have charge of the reguj there will be a dozen one minute ad | class, Miss Flora Phillips, Cottage 2 and 3 pullet, 1 pen. lar evening services, it being the anni I Grove, /White Leghorns, Buff Orphingtons—Mrs. J. S. North dresses on “What the League is to Me.” versary day of Christian Endeavor. OFFICERS’ CUPS. rop, Lebanon, 1 pullet, 1, 2 and i eock, A short address by one of the youngest The evening service was much better President Rosenberg and F C. Coff- 3 cockerel. H. K. Metcalf, city 1 hen. members and another by one of the attended than usual. After an impres | man’s cup, best pair of ducks, Ed C. D. VanValen, Dorena, 1 cockerel, 2 oldest. The captains of the respective sive sermon on “The Worth of a Soul,” I Schoel, Albany. hen, 2 and 3 pullet. Mosby and Stew sides are to hold forth. Exhortation by the Rev. Adams, Mr. Benjamin Vice-president D. J. DuBrille cup, art, Dorena, 2 cockerel, Conner Bros,, by the president. District Superinten King and Melvin Jordan made short dent Wire is to be present. Several I best display of pigeons, Charlie Hall, 3 cock, 3 hen, 3 pen. addresses. The congregation stood at I Cottage Grove, on Fantails. Silver Dorkings—Mrs, J. C. Johnson, young men are to be baptized and taken the call of the minister for volunteers into the church. Selection by the La Secretary W. C. Conner cup, largest 1 cock, 1, 2 and 3 hen, 1 pen, 1 pullet. to assist in making the evening service I exhibit outside of Cottage Grove and S. I. Rhode Island Reds—C. F. Wal dies’ League quartet. Messrs. Tyson fill a vital place in the religious life of and Glaze will render a guitar and oca I community, M- M. Lewer, Creswell. ker, Cottage Grove, 1 and 2 pullet, 2 the whole community. Several who Supt. F. C. Walker and Asst. D. B. cockerel. T. E. Gill, Cottage Grove, 1 rina duet. ' Next Sunday morning the Rev. W. are not regular members ofXhat con- I Chamberlen,1 cup, highest scoring tur- cockerel, 2 hen, Mrs. S. W. Boyd, 3 A. Elkins will begin a series of “Quiet- . gregation offered their services. I key, Mrs. E. J. Bedler, Cottage Grove, hen 3 pullet. Mrs. Lizzie Cochran returned to her I White Hollands. B. B. Game—H. K. Metcalf, Cottage Talks About Jesus.” The series will First • National Bank cup, best pen Grove, 1 pullet. George Fisher, 1 cock be especially .appropriate, coming at a . home at Creswell on Monday. I of Games. C. F. Coffman, city, Cor- erel, 2 and' 3 pullet, 1 pen. I nish Fowls, Silver Duckwings—A. C. Spriggs, I MERCHANTS’ SPECIALS. Cottage Grove, 2 cock, 1 pullet. Geo. Metcalf & Brund, for best pen Indian Fisher, 1 cock. I games, C. F. Coffman, Cottage Grove. Indian Game—F. C. Coffman, Cot ' Pride Home Bakery, for best pen of tage Grove, all awards. I bantams, E. R. Spencer, Cottage Grove. Pit Game—George Fisher, Eugene, I Miss Flo Williams, for second best all awards. I pen of White Leghorns, M. M. Lower, Whitb Hollands Turkey—Mrs. E. J. I Creswell. Beidler, Cottage Grove, all awards. H. C. Madsen, for best pen Brahmas, Pekin Ducks—Ed Schoel, Albany, all1 I Edward Shearer, Eugene. awards. i Markley & Churchill, for best pen Tolouse Geese—Mrs, E. J. Beidler, I Columbia Wyandottes, C.C. DuBurille. all awards. Coffman & Willard, for best pen Fantail Pigeons;—C. H. Hall, Cottage 1 Partridge Wyandotte, William Stewart, Grove, all awards. ■ Halsey. Pheasants—J. W. Baker, all awards. Wheeler-Thompson company, for best Bantam, Black breasted—Ray and I amatuer exhibitors, Nesmith poultry Myrtle Pottsy 1 hen, 2 cockerel, Geo. ■ farm, Conner brothers, Cottage Grove. R. McQueen, 2 hen, 3 cockerel. Smallest Bantam-—Weight, 17 ounc The Wave, for largest display made I by girl under 15 years of age, Flo Phil- es, Master Jennigs King, 1 cock. Angora rabbit—E. R. Spencer, 1. I lips, Cottage Grove. Hampton & Company, for best pen Black <joe with young—Duch Brum “My baking is ■ of Langshans, W. C. Conner, city. field, 1. Burkholder-Woods company, for high- White Rabbits—Pearl Plaster, 1 buck, always successful ■ est scoring bird in show, Edward I 1 doe. Belgians — Willie Bartels, all awards. I always use I Shearer, Eugene. I Cottage Grove Flour Mill, for best It’s Evidently Profitable. I pen of Barred Plymouth Rock, A. C. Among the other opportunities offer I Bernzen, Eugene. —Mother, Spray-Wynne company, for best pen ed by our neighbor, Eugene, to make money from comparatively small invest O lympio F lour is made from I of Minorcas, T. E. GU, Cottage Grove. carefully selected Northwestern Hotel Oregon, for best pen of Buck- ments is that of “bootlegging,” if we. are to judge from the daily arrests of wheat, thoroly cleaned and scoured I eye, D. J. DuBurille, Cottage Grove. drunks. On Monday eight! individuals' by the most modern methods known. I Cottage Grove Sentinel, for largest ■ display, and smallest display, M. M. were arrainged before a magistrate on All the nutritious qualities of the ■ Lower, Creswell; Jennings King, Cot- the charge of plain drunk. The fines wheat are retained and it reaches you ranged from $10 to $60. ■ tage Grove. clean and pure and wholesome. 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