ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Adapte..
Thoma» J<l tersoli.
LU -
Rip V an W inkle, ” t ■_>
.loi., Maghiliigtoii living s ia-
s
by the san • name
\\ : does not kn w "ho dues
\ an W inkle t
not love ‘ R
th, :aseinatn ig old sinner »ho
has a plain n the hearts of
live general A»iifi* oi us, ever
since Wash. doll Irving gave
huiidre«! years
him a bung <
ago. There will l>e a matinee
tor ail s. • ool children, and th«'
public M w< II. All undei 12
v<als oi age Ilk-, all pupils
12 2
8«t
Willi am
Russell
in
“The Cheat«! Reformed.” The
fiiôil chapter of the “Diamond
.• ■
' « ill !•< shown Satur-
lay night ms: a<l of Friday
nicht.
Alon.-Tues.—” The
Myster­
ious Rider '
Zane Grey's
latest story in pictures.
The
east
t iaire Adams. Robert
llihm.
Frank
Hayes ami
other* oi a notable ciiaracttr
Zam Grey paints the moth rn
v i st with a brush that is un­
surpassed by none.
Wed
"Dangeroua Hours,”
by an all star cast.
A C.
tiariet Sullivan production.
Dai _■ ions Hours” deals u ith
tin bigg, st struggle in history
th< struggle going oil all
over the world this minute. A
picture you cannot afford to
miss.
S
J ist • .lohnsl
"Playthings o! Broadway.”
Thurs -‘‘Guilty of lxive,”
y Dorothy Halt ti. This is a
story of a young girl who
loved not wisely but too well,
1 th. dramatic events that
followed.
t ■ Ho dy.
" Brownit' » Baby
I > 1. ” a a o .s Bl • w nie d'g
eomedv.
Also 'International News.”
current events of the day
Tie wi ’ ].j
or< vour eyes
ABENJ B. HAMPTON PRODUCTION
SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Porter, who
left Munday fol San Diego. Calif . to
speud th«- winter, were guests uf th«*
M»'h«*r« club Saturday afteriiuon at a
reception held in the rest room. The
rv*t i«x»m was made possible by th«*
fart that Mr and Mr* Porter donated
th«- rent thereof. Those who sat d< w n
to lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Port« r
were l>r. ami Mr* B. R Job, Mr. ami
Mr*. Hvrlx-rt Eakin, Mr. and Mr* C.
E St «wart. Mr. and Mr* William I jiu
«less, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Darby. Mr*.
Virgil White ami Mr*. Daisy Porter.
After th«* luncheon, Mrs. Darby mad«*
a short talk in which she t«dd how
much th«* gift by th«* Porters meant to
the welfare uf th«* city ami expressed
for the club the l »est wishes of its
nwmbers.
♦ ♦ ♦
Th«* ladies aid of the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlor«. The host«•*««•? * wrh‘
Mr*. ,1. E Blackmore, Mr*. Harry
Grulx* mid Mr- C. M. Jackson.
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Mrs. I. T. Brumfiehi was the guest
of honor at a f:ir« w«‘ll surpri*»- )«arty
Saturday evening nt th«* hum«* of her
parent*. Mr. and Mrs. George Atkin
*on. She was leaving that night to
join her husband at Marshfield.
Mrs. G. B. Pitcher entertained the
I^a (omus club Tu«*s»hiy aft«-rm»«»n.
Mrs. J. T Smith ami Mr* Roy Short
wer«* guests of th»* club.
4-
Mr*. D. C. B«»*h*y en tertai u«*« I fif
teen of Mis* Virginia’s friends W«*«l
nrsilay eveuing in honor of the latt« r *
fift«*enth birthiiay anniversary. The
affair was an entire surprise to th«-
gu«**t of h«>nor. Refreshments were
served.
Th«* Nelson Durham. A. A. Richmond,
" L. M kiU ami C. F. I mj»hrev t in
¡lies held a cuv er«*«! dish supper M«»n
day evening at th«* Vmphrey home.
ZANE
GREYS
Powerful Story
R<>w River Society.
ter Faye Stewart, little son of
nd Mr-. I-aS«-!L« St«*vvart. « at«-r
a numbf r - t hi* fn«*nU' Hat
afternoon, th«* occasi«»n being hi*
britbday anniv er*arv. Rvfrc*h
w«-re served.
■'MYSTERIOUS
Charles Pleuard and son Charles
pleasantly surprised Saturday
cuing when a numlx-r of the young
|M*<.ple called to help celebrate their
dual birthday anniversaries. A plea«
v«-niiig was sjwnt and at a late
r«-f r«*shm»*u! * were served.
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Robert MÇ1
Claire Adams
and Carl Gantvoort
We
\\ hy are you so anxious
B
cattb ra '• r. pioi.»-»r and irentleman, placed
jti his ■«■Il’s bridle rein.
ii»-
lat
v
Za.'H Grey'* powerful story
•i fiat w ill make the l»h>od race through
<1
our
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A
orv
ama that will hold you spell-bound, in which a
<■:' )- v» is wo\» Ji ini»» a mighty band of devotion,
sin . les and tears, of clouds an»] sunshine.
At .Arcade Theatre Monday and
Tuesday, December 19 and 20
ANNOUNCEMENT
Poultrymen—Dairymen
THE ECONOMY FEED STORE
Successor to J. F. Spray
LORANE GRANGERS SEEM
OPPOSED TO EXPOSITION
will < hdeavot t«) M*rv»* y»«’i to its lx*st advantatf** and give you
’^uaiity f»*»-»l> at i ♦ as»>nai»h price*. We are in a position to
m - iv »* you Utter ;.;i«i rn<»i»* efficiently
thia your local ex­
clusive ie»d store let uh wrve you.
Stet i cut cracked corn, per sack..
Ground corn......................... .................
Whole corn .............. .................... .......
Mill run, *0 Iba_______ ________
Ptoeeas barley, 75 It,h.......... .. ..... ..
Rolled oals ........................................
Xoxall >-¡111 producer.........................
.Xoxali »cratch few] ......................
Meat meal ........ ........ ................ ...........
L)r.»ee<| od meal ..................... ..........
Ea>t<'ii> haul wheat flour............. ..
Blended flour ..................... ..............
Hitfh k-rade valley flour .............
$2 10
$2 10
$1 90
SI 00
$1 50
$115
$2 50
$2 50
$5 50
$2 50
$1 85
$1 55
$135
Ft »ME IX AM) LET’S GET At QI AIM ED
Economy Feed Store
Successor to J. F Spray.
tryouts Monday evening for
positions on the debating team* rr
suited as follows:
Re*ulved that farming is th«- must
useful <x*ruj»atiun; affirmative,
affirmative. Dully
Pitcher and Pearl Robinson; *e
negative,
H«-ieii Bre**«llove and Pauline Sh« man ;
w«m by affirmative.
Resolved that th«- Philippine I-lalid.«
hould lx retai ned; affirmative, .Mar
nret Yuung and Kathleen M» Key
uulds; negative, E inor K no w les a a d
Kita Kelly; w«»n by af firmati ve.
capitai punishmeut
Resolved that capital
j should t»e abolished in Oregon; af-
- firmative, Lt -a ora Hublirll; negati v e,
Margaret Hemenvvay; won bv af firma
' tive.
Resolved that a pe rson will du nn»r»*
i for money than for love; affirmative.
Wayne Veatch and Aha Ha;«; nega
J tive, Ralph Fullerton and Flovd Runk :
■ won by affirmative.
Resolved that th»* manufacture and
' sale of cigaret
ihouhi
prohibited
Stat»*«. Through error
iin the Cm!
txilh team: t»»ok th»- affirmative. First
! ph>
was giv’en Brighton Leonard and
nd place was given Har«»ld Whit
lock and Ernest Kurre.
The other
• i»*bater was Bernard Brainard.
The «judges
were Hu jwrint cd dent
Hay-. Pr n»-ii»al Hargr»*aves and Worth
Harvey.
Following ar»- the results of a try
out held Wednesday evening:
K«-*.h»-d that th»- Indian has l»een
unfairly tr»*ated by th»- whit» men; af
firmativ»-. Samuel Swartz and Dwight
Buchs nan; n»»gative. Marion Richmond
and Ethel Lambert; won by affirms
tive.
Renolvrd that a high arbor»! rdura-
tion should be compulsory; affirmative,
Ruth Powers and Nelli«* Stewart:
negative, Wilbur Hprav and Ard»»-
affirmative.
Eby; won
___ bv __
Resolved
Mdvrd that the United States
should alsdish the M«»nr<»e doctrine; af
firmat ive. Win. Skilling; negative,
Frank Snodgrass; won by negative,
R«**»>lve«| that women should lx*
given equal political right« with men:
affirmative, Rolw*rt Galloway and Jack
B**ager; negative, Chari»- Spray anO
Harry Skilling; won by affirmative.
Another tryout is to lx* h» Id next
Monday, aft* r which selection- will be
mad»* for |N»sition* on the high s«-h<x>l
debating t»*am-.
Ix»ranx, Ore., Dec. 14.— fSerial to
Th»- Sentinel. •—Th«- proposed 1925 ex
position was one of the subjects up
i»efore 1 h»* meeting of the I»ranc
grange Saturday. Tier, were heated
arguments pro and eon. Th»- body took
no action but the majority opinion
*»*»*m»‘d to l»e that th»- present is a
ino-t inopportune time to promote a
fair, esjiecially a« th»* benefits to be
derived are problematical and that it
should lx- th»* aim of th»* present to re­
duce taxe- rather than augment the
bruden.
Th»- completion of th»* n#*w high
school building was hailed as only the
lieginning of endeavor* to make the
high school an institution in which
th»* community may feel a pa rdonabb*
pride. A eonaohdated grad** »chool wan
’
sugg»*st»d as a need equal to that t of
the high achool.
WAR TAX 18 TAKEN OFF
TICKETS AND FREIGHT BILLS
Agent Jones, of the Southern Pa
cifir. ha* received notification that
after January 1 then- will be no war
tax on jra«M-ng»-r tickets and freight
bills. The tax ha« been about S j»rr
rent, no that the saving to th»* publir
will be a ronsidemble one
CALL AT OUR STORE AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE FOR
CHRISTMAS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THIS YEAR
Although Baby is the least, we are going to put him first by of-
feiinga lew suggestions for him. im lmliug Shoes, Slippers, Kuitled
Set s, < 'a I is aliti 11 use
For Sister, Sweaters, Hose. (’aps. Slippers. Shoes, Ribbons. Izares
For Brother, Mackinaw Coats, the very best all wool. Shoes, Caps,
ries. Shirts, Sweatt*rs, Sox, Suspenders
For Father, soni«* good Men’s Pnilerwear. Wool Sox, Silk Shirts
are
*4< mh 1
for soli, and the same holds good as to mother and sister.
We are offering oiilv useful tilings
( >f these we have the verv
POWELL & BURKHOLDER
Telephone 70
Corner Fifth and Main
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Neighborhood News
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BLACK BUTTE.
-<• html t\»r several day* on account of
sick lies*.
A piny, entitled “Aaron Boggy».
Fr«**hman, *' will be given at the *«-h«»ul
housi Friday night.
Mr. and Mi*. W. A. Witcher spent
Sunday at th«- home of their son Fred.
(Special to The Sentinel. I
Dec. 13.— Mi*s Emma Jun«-* ha.«
SAGINAW
r«-turne«l from Cr«-*w«*|| to spend the
rest uf th«- winter with her sister, M r«.
(Sjiecial to The Sentinel.)
Susan Wuik. r.
“
Mr-. Adney and daughter
Dee 14
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly ami M r«. Alma w ert in Eugene M«>uday.
Pearl Cool«*y and children were v is-
The F. T. Beiistun family visile«!
it«»r- at .Mr-. Susan Walker’- Sumlay. :.t Mmint
Vi«-w Sunday.
Tims. Funk and son William ami
Mr*. I*. T. Miih-r and children ami
Mr«. Susan Walker motored to <’uttag«‘ Kutb Sharon were in
Grove Saturday and took dinner with
Mrs. J. F. Neat, of
Mrs. Mae Kelly.
been visiting friends
Mr*. Mary Groat spent one day la«t Eugene Tuesday.
w«*ek with Mr*. Susan \\ a Ik. r ami
The Judson Allens were in Eugene
Mr«. Th«»*. Funk.
Thursday.
Guy* V ...........
auatta . sjwnt
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Sat urdav and
Mrs. AJrn Milh-r, of Walker, spent
Sumlay in the Grove.
Sunday aft»*rn«x»n at the C. C. Moody
Win. Lively am! S Hopper hauled hum»*.
gravel on th«* road jun of last week.
Mr. and Mrs, G«*org»* Neat, of Co
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T in Funk
h;i- ____
L«*« _ bu«v the ¡»ast I turg, *|»eiit Sunday at th»* Ch trh-
few days piping water into Mrs. Susan . Sharon home.
\\ aiker .« house.
Mrs. Adden, of CoquiUe, is V isit ing
Harry G
Garman
a rm a ti visited Black Butte at th»* home of her aunt, Mr) ». C. C.
school Tuesday afternoon.
Moody. She attemlcd th«* funeral <»f
M r and Mrs.
Mr«, Thus. Funk and sun* ' her
»u.-iii, Ethel M-•» «. y , Tu»-.-d‘«v.
William ami
and Arthur mutur«*d to Cut
Mr. and Mr*.
Mrs. J. L. Queen, who vis
tage Grove Wednesday.
! ited relatives Imre ami attend« «1 tb»*
{ funeral of Ethel Moody, returned to
| th**ir horn»* in Eugen** Tu«*sday.
LYNX HOLLOW
Mina Mary Cormick left W«d»ie!»day
he re she was called by
fur Canada, w
where
(Special tu The Sent i m-1. ■
Dec. 13.— Mr. and Mrs. Marion the death uf a sister in law.
Mrs. W. L. Leonard, who Ims been
I^ebow w«-re Cottage Grove visitors
| sick for the pa.-t few days, is some­
Saturday.
E. L. Hartley mad«* !l bu«Ífl»*«H trip what improved.
(¿uit»* a number from here nttcndcd
to Eugent* hist Fri.lay.
Mr«. (ìrisham and son Charles, of the funeral uf Ethel Moody* I □•-«lay
[x-iiHiiGii, made a week end visit in afternoon.
the horn«* of Mr-. Grisham’* water,
Mr*. Min. Slater.
WALDEN
Mr. and Mr*. I m * w Lajoie have b»*»*n
making a .«eversi «lays' visit with th«*
* (Sjw*« ial tn Th»- Sentinel.)
family uf their daughter, Mrs. Kenzie
I>♦•«-. 14
Mrs. A. Pitcher ami Mrs.
Huff, uf Hebron.
H. 1>. Chamberlain visited at th« John
Mrs. Wm. Slater and Mr«. Aubrey \llen home Monday afternoon.
Wolford went to Eugene Monday to
Harry Castl»- and D. H. Brumbaugh
«hop í and visit in th»* Horace Strom wer»- in Eugen»* on busii«»‘«s W»*«ines
home, Mr. St non brought th« m home day.
ia his i auto Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. K R. Long visited at
Mr. and Mr* E. T. Hartley and son th»- Fr«‘d Fr»»st home Sunday.
dinner
guests
with
Mr.
Harold were
Mr. ami Mrs. «1. B. Lim-baugh sjwnt
and Mrs John Watson, uf Comstock, We«h>es«lay night ami Thursday at the
Snuda v.
Castl»* home.
The’ R Y. Porter people transarted
Mr-. Ray Goul»*y* ami rhiidr»*n re
busi ncMs in town last Saturday. Miss turned to the hon»»* of her par»*nts
from
De Sunday, after spending a few «lays
Ivy was hoir»»-
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__ _ her _ _ ««bool
____ ____ in ___
light valley tu a« »*orn|»:iiiy th« m.
visiting relatives hi the Grove.
Ralph Mossburg, of Yoncalla, cam»-
Mr-. J. C. Port« r visited Wednesday
up to th** W. A. Renne horn»- th»* last und Thursday at the h«»m«*s of her
of the week. Th»* mill is shut du wn brother, Jam« - L»-b»»w, ami her sister,
for a time.
Mr-. D. H Brumbaugh, befur»* leaving
for Calif'irnm for th»* winter.
Mrs. Fu rn Adams ami son < »-eiir
DELIGHT VALLEY
were in th»* Grov»- Saturday.
Mr-. Lloyd Smith an«! daught»*r Ma
(SjM»cial tu Th»* Sentinel.)
D»*c. 14. Mr. ami Mr-. W. E. Nixon ri«- were in th»* Gr*»ve Saturday.
Mr an«] Mr*. Harry Castl»* ami baby
ami Mr. and Mr*. 1>-»- Nixon wer«* in
«¡M-nt Bunday at th»* Claud»* A rn«* horn»-.
Eugene last Fn«iay.
R. H. Mosby ha* r«turn»-«i from He
< . H Haight ami -on Mylon were in
Eug»*m* Friday and att»-ml« *1 the play, al tie, where h<* had been employed
“The Four Horsemen uf th»* Affoca getting out i’hrisamas tre»*s.
Mrs. K. T. Martin was in the Grov»*
lynw.”
Friday.
The ba.-k»*tba)l tearns of
A hor*e belonging to Georg«* Lay ng
union high school played
dropped dead ia the harness last Wed
Saturday* night. B«»th buy
nesday.
were defeated. A big cr
jKimed them.
Th»* Oscar Jackson family- spent Sun BIDDY BERRY MARKET
«lav at th»- Fr»-«l Walker hum»* n»*ar
IS FIRM AT 40 CENTS
Walker.
The C C. Conner family wer»* dinner
Th»* egg market here has stood at
guests Sunday at th»* <’. A. B»-idi»*r
home in Cottage Gr«»v»*. In th»- aft»-r 40 cents for about two weeks. Indi
noon they alt n»otor»»»i to Eugene in cations iin* that there is not a likeli­
the Beidler «-ar an<! railed on Mr. am! hood of a flirt her drop. The high ¡sunt
notched several weeks ago was 51
Mr*. Harry Co»nrr.
Th»- E. J. K» nt family am! E«lwin
An«l»*rson w»-r»* Sunday gu«**ts af th»*
NOTICE
W. E. Nixon home.
The B»-n Jark »win family, of Walker,
Not ir»* is hereby given that th»* semi
wer»* Sunday gio’sts at the K
D annual -tat»* examination for t»-a<*h»*r*'
Tucker hum»*.
«■»■rt ifn ate- w ill I»** L»-I«i id th»* rirruif
M»r H. D. Myers went to th»* court r«x»m in Eugene cornin»*neing
Grove M oiu I hv to spend a few days nt W»*diies»iay, D»*<«*mlx*r 21, at 9 a. m.
th»* home of h»*r w»n H« nry.
ami closing Saturday, December 24.
Bert My»*rs mad«* a trip to tl»»* All f»*a«'hers whose certificate»» expire
Briggs sawmill in Lynx Hollow Mon an* r<*quired to I»»* on hand promptly
day after some lumber.
Mt 9 M. m. on Wednesday. A s«h»-<iule
Ther»* will I»»- oo rnor»* preaching of th»- days on which subjects will l»r
services held at the sch»x>l hous»* for given «an lx* had by applying to
the pr»*s»*ot.
■ X M(X>KE,
J-Awreiice Kent ha» beta out of dit 16
County School Superintend?nt
I «Tilts. The prr*ent price is three time
th«* pric«* at the low level last .«{»ring
, who h wu« th«- l«»west in many years
j Th»- js»«»l m w hich a number uf rgj
I producers j»articijiatrd was rh»«« <! ou
at t hr js*ak.
WATCII Vol li 1.Allhl
• • •
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State <>
Oregon in and for Ijine County.
Adah Hartzell, plaintiff, vs. Flo)«
F. Hartzell, defendant.
To Floyd F. Hartzell, the above nano -<
defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon
You are hereby required to apjwrlr an«
answer th«* comphiiut fil«-.l against vol
in th»* alxive entitled suit within sr
w«-«-k- from the «late of the first publi
eat i.iti of thi* summons, ami if you fai
to so answer for want thereof th.
plaintiff will apply to the Court fo
relief prayed for in plaintiff’s com
plaint: For a decree dissolving th.
marriage eontrnM lx*t
1x4 ween you anr
the plaintiff on the ground» of defier
tion for mor«* than one year, for th.
rare, custody ami control over th.
minor child. Klenor Fay Hartzell, fo
th«* sup|M»rt of the said child in th«
amount of $15.00 per month and fo
alimony in the amount of $25. imi jm -
month and for cost« and di.-bursenieiit
of this suit.
This summon* i« aervrd by publira
tion by order of tlir Hon. G. F. Skip
worth, Ju«lg» uf th«* above name*
Court, date«) th.* I Sth day of Dcrem
her, 1921. and the «late of th«* fir«
publication of thi« summons is th
16th »lay of December, 1921, and th
date of the last publication will I m * on
the 27th «lay of January, A. I). 1921.
H J SHINN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and Postoffice add re--: Cot
tag«» Grove. Lane County, Ore. dl6j2'
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W A N T A D S
R»t<‘»—On* cent the word; mini-
mum 35 words; thru« insertion! for
the price of two when pH*d in nd
vanes; half cent tbe word after
the third insertion.
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1922 baby chick«.- Order your chichi
now if you want early Latc^f .
Heavy layers of large while egg» Wa:
top the market. Wui. Hands a Hoi,
box 614, Cottage Grove, Ore. jiyWtf;
Wanted—Tu hear from owner of goo I
ranch for »ale. State caah pne*,
full particular». D. F. Bu»b, Minueaj
uh», Mmu.
ocl7 deeJU
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Fur Sale All grades dimension, rwrti »
shiplap and finish, rough or »urface»
al reasonable price». 1 jammers Bro-
phoue 13 F3.
ul4t f
Wood for Sale -Old growth body fl ,
old growth fir limbs and maple, 1»-
inch lengths. h. J. ^-ufield, coin» r
Washington and south Eighth, ulltl t
For Sale or Trade Young mare an 1
hors»*, wt. about 1400 »*a< h. Or migl t
l»*t out for their feed. Chas. H (!<>«■
<19
For Sale Small aafe, in first ria. s
comlitiun. West Hid»* Grocery. <116 f
Will you let tue give you $2500.
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Lav»- $4500 <*quity
, r in 177 acre», tw o
mile.« east uf Saginaw in Delight va
ley.
Thia includes $1500 worth < f
jxrsonal property, Tu the first man
who will give me $2000 J will give
my interest in this place, lurk, »to< k
and barrel. If you are looking for a
snap, you’d b«*t1er act. H. R. Kobisu i,
Saginaw, Ore., phone 35 F 21. dlO.’Up
For Sale White Leghorn ptiEet» ai 1
yearling hrns. Also baby go car .
Albert C. And«-rson, 1526 E. Main, j 1
For Rent Two nicely furnished alee .
mg rooms in mo«ierii home at 3f 1
Sixth street.
di6 30jl
For
Sale- Young fresh cow. 0 <1.
Moody, Saginaw.____________ dlOpJ