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A R C A D E T H E A T E R OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST W EEKLY PROGRAM T h e Quality of R ed Rose Brand Butter Is Unreservedly Guaranteed Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. SHOULD YOI NOT BK SATISFIKD, KKTUK.N IT TO YOUR UKOCKK AMI !IK WILL RKFl NO YOI R MONKY. Til Kit K IS TO BK NO A KOI MKNT AND YOU AKK TO BK THIS JUIMIK OF QUALITY. Sat.. April 1—W illiam Russell in “ Colorado Pluck.” Comedy, “ Chase Me.” Sum, April 2— Pauline Frederick in “ The Sting oi' the Lash.” Comedy, “ Call of Duty.” Mom, April J— Thomas Meighan in “ Conrad in Quest of His Youth.” Comedy, “ Back From the Front.” Tues., April 4— Owen Moore in “ A Divorce of Convenience.” Comedy, “ Torchy’s B ig Lead.” Wed., April 5— Mildred Harris Chaplin in “ Old Dad.” Comedy, “ Their Dizzy Finish.” Tlmrs., April li— Dorris May in “ Eden and Return.” International News and a Comedy. Fri., April 7—A lice Bradv in “ The Land of Hope.” “ Winners of the West.” 1 resident o f this eity more or less tor a number o f years. Mr. Nelson is *i young business man and owner o f the Cottage Oro\e Vulcanizing works. SO C IE T Y Th, J,.k, r club w a- out erta iiieil M« day night l>v Mia .- Esther Silsby : he Mrs. .1. 1’. Cui rrin home. Mrs. .). Know lc s, 51r>. 1 .viltà Stouffer a Mr- W E Lcbow were guests o f t iub. The evening was sjient with t I refreshments wt served. The Constellation club held a nniqu«‘ session yesterday afternoon in the butt quet room o f Masonic temple. Then were no hostesses for the occasion, so each member brought two piece.- o f pie for refreshments. Th«* Inter-e lub held a social a ffa ir Frederick James Anderson and Miss Tuesilay night hi American Legion hall. Fern 8t«jncburg, two o f the most popu The ladies’ aid o f the Methodist lar o f the city ’s younger set* were married Sunday in Eugene, the cere- ¡ ehureh held their regular meeting Wed mony beiug performed by R ev. Mar • nesday afternoon in the ehureh parlors. -hall, o f the Congregational ehureh. The hostess, s wer»' Mrs. J. A Wright. Mr. Anderson i- employed at the Peo Mrs. \\. A. litigate. Mr- J. H. Heard and Mrs. J. \\ . Fraueis. ple's meat market. Mr- A. \V. HeUiwull gave a kitehen Th.- Knight* o f Pythias leal;;, hold - !„ ,«e r Wedu.-d:i\ afternoon for her another social session Wednesday night, sister. M i - Pauline Smith, who was .fo r ty being present from Eugene. A married yenUrdav to Mr. Peter Nelson. banquet was served at the Christian . . . hurch follow ing tail iatorj wm Mr». O. W. Hays was hostess at a Cemetery Lot Owners. Notice! miscellaneous shower yesterday after All interested in the upkeep and noon for her sister in-law, Mrs. Lester \V. H ill, newlywed. The guests were beaut if nation o f our cemetery* phase the basketball girls o f th»* high school. be present at chamber o f eommerc»* rooms Monday evening at K o ’clock. <•■ <§» Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Ijissw ell enter 1 Th«* purpose o f this meeting w ill be to tained a few friends Thursday evening. I perfect plans for a permanent organ Th«?ir guests were Dr. and Mrs. (J. C. ization and meet with coniinitte«*s that P yo tt, Mr and Mr». Schofield Stewart have been interested in this move. i and Mr. and Mrs. Win. McGilvary. ITmatllln county Legion posts w ill orgniilxe a county couucil In Pomllo- tou ou April 14. fi? The Sweet Home and Poster public schools were closed lust week ou ac count o f Influenza V' T h irty-five school teachers o f north ern Deschutes county attended the re cent teachers' institute held at the Red- mend union high school. DROPPED see me before you buy We SeU, . lg . . ) FIRST r m AMONG m CLEANERS iw A. L. WYNNE 406 M A IN STR E E T TELEPH O NE 6 <r UNION PACIFIC PURCHASES NORTHWEST MATERIALS Masks lor character dance Sat urday nig-ht, at The Fair Store CHURCH N E W S I Knowles & Gräber on plumbing fixtures have I Mins Ji*!<!iio Borg writ**» that t ln*\ huve iuov«»d In Lon Alig«»l«»s from I Approxim ately $11.000.000 of the so- VuUi'jo. Freight T r a ffic Manager Declares That culled soldiers' bonus bonds sold re Mr». Tho«. Cox ami son Tom Business Conditions Indicate cently to a Portland bidder will be th«» week »»ml at Albany with h Continued Improvement. daughters. Mrs. Frank Brumbaugh and delivered to the purchaser April 1. M i*» PmniTs C«»x. The Oregon Export Lum ber com Port lami. Or«*., March 21.—Oregon pony at ('nquille has made u satis and Washington w ill bi»u«*fit at least factory adjustment of its affairs with t•» tin* extent o f $!M>o,bbb spot cash f»*r Donald \Vo«»d> was up turn» Eugene its creditors nnd w ill start operations 20,000,000 fé«*! «»I lumber nt*c«*s»ary in iUi'r thr wi'i'k »»lid visiting at tin* hum«» the construetion o f $20,000,000 worth in a fow days. o f his grandparent», Dr. and Mrs. I). o f new freight nir- for the 1 ’ nion Pa Hood R iver orchnrdists, according L. Woods. eifie system, according t«> Frank W. to data gathered from dealers In Imple Hazel Watkins and ni»»ee, Maxim* Robinson, freight tra ffic manager of ments. w ill spend approxim ately $25,- Soule», spent tin* w«»ck «»ml at Ro*«*burg th«* lines reprettented by it. He arrived with relatives. in the city y«»st«»rday from Omaha, In 000 In the purchase of new high-pew Mrs. Emma Doolittle iiiiderwi>ut an headtpiarters, armed with a complete | ered spray rigs operation at a Eug«»m* hospital Wed survey o f business conditions through It is said that the residents of W est nesday. out tin* entire «»ouiitry, and with great Salem probably will abandon their re II. B. Fl«»«*kenstein, o f Portland, rep optimism and enthusiasm for tin* fu cent efforts to obtain a postoffice resuting a bmkerage firm, was in the ture, lit will remain here for several days « hi o ffic ia l «luti«*». which will require the renaming of eity y«v»ter«lny. He visit#«! at the Dr. “ Conditions throughout the country B. K. Job home. the municipality. Guy Whitloek, •»t Portland, has r«* «m «»very hand are showing promise ol Prod A. Williams, after serving more continued improvt*im*iit, ' ’ said Mr. »•overt «! from an attuek of influenza. Kohiiisou. “ With the «‘xcoptioii o f th«* thun three years as a member of the Mr and Mrs. George Hold, Mrs. Bar liimb«*r industry alone, tin* Pacific Oregon public service commission, has bara Hold and Miss l,ettnru Hold mo northwest has had a most prosperous announced that he wiU not be a candi tor« «1 to Roselmrg Sunday and visited year, particularly agricultural and hor with relnti\«s. date for re-election. tieultural industri«*», with bumper crops Victor Shaw, o f Ounyonvill»*, is visit and fair price». Lawrence Stuffoid. an em ploye at ing his parent», Mr. and Mrs. T. “ The lumber industry is showing the Hammond Lumber company's mill Shaw. substantial improvement. There are in Astoria, committed suicide at his several factors which w ill substantiate home by shooting him self in the left th«* belief that th«* lumber business will be much better during tin* coming year. temple with a revolver. Principal among these condition- art Small shipments of gold are being improved buying power on the part of received almost daily by the First Na Christian Church —the " home like farmer- in tin* iiitddl«* west, resumption tlonal bank of tlrants Pass, the largest ehureh J. K. Carlson, minister Bible o f industrial activities throughout tin of these since the first o f the year school at U:45. class«*» for ui! ag«*s; east and tin* entrane«' into tin market junior eongregatiou at 11; int«‘rim*diate by th** railroads for much needed «-quip w eighing nearly fiO ounces. j and st'inor C. E. at regular meat ami material for repairs, rttpjn«*«* A. W Sims. rt3. a m ember o f the j preaching s«*rvi«*es at 11 and 7:JO. meats and uiaiiit«»uauce. city council, county road appraiser and Series o f sprillino Sunday «»veiling» “ While then* has been a slmrtag« of appraiser for Lane county for the V et during April. Subject f « * r next Sunday, moisture in Kansas and Nebraska and ‘ Hi" Mastei ’ \ on*«*. winter wh«*at has suffered b**t*unse <»t erans state aid commission, died last • • • it, the conditions on the other hand in week at his home in Eugene. Christian 8ei«*nee ehureh, corner of 1 tali, Idaho, Oregon and Washington In anticipation of incroaned bus! I J«»ff«»r*OEi avenu«» ami Second str«*«»t an* »‘xcollent. ness for the coming season, the P ro • Sunday s»»rvi«*es at li a. in. Wedues “ l'iiion Pacific system lin«»s have p. ui. tf ducers' Canning A- Packing company day service» at 7:30 st«*ndily maintained th«»ir usual stand . . . aril of e f f ici»*ney, and in anticipation at Salem will begin work im m ediately Seventh Day Adventist Chureh, west of increased tra ffic , have placed urn on a $2500 addition to the plant. Main street. Servi««»» «very Saturday. tracts for a large amount ol n«»w i*quip Fire of undetermined origin swept • Sabbath school, 10 a. in.; ehureh s«*r meat, including 2b0b -It» font box ear . through the Olympic cereal mill of vice, II a. m. Prayer un • Mug W« «lue. 1000 50 foot automobile ear- and 1500 «lay, 7;.’10 p. m. Person» desiring infor io foot automobile cars. the Portland Flouring Mills oumpauy • illation c d ! lb I J . * • • “ We art* firm in our belief that in Portland, and caused damage es timated at approximately $250,000. Regular services at the M«»thodi»t American business demands and i cn titled to ad«»(|uati* transportation fncil Ilr W H Lyle, state veter#iarian. church Sunday. Morning subject, “ Th«» iti«*», not only as to «‘«pii parent, both ’ Reward o f Fid«»lity ; ’ ’ evening »iibjeet. reports that the appropriation author “ Taken Away From B ein g.’ ’ (•«*«*$! ized hy the 1921 legislature for indent music at all th«* servi«*«*», consisting «»f nifying owners o f cattle killed because anthems, quartet», duet» and sidos. The choir i» preparing an excellent musical o f tuberculosis has been exhausted T h e tug Sea Rovor. for which the program for Kastor. (F Cottage Grove Oregon T h e r e A r c No S u b s t i t u t e » f o r D a i r y F o o d a Tales of the Town Unsightly Rubbish to Be Removed. Tin* unsightly rubbish which was Mr. Peter Nelson and Miss Pauline Smith, two more well known nnd |*«p j dumped a year or tw o ago on th*» ular members o f the younger set, were bank o f the Coast f«>rk at th«* sit«» married in Eugene yesterday aft«*rn«»on, i where the new north bridge is to b** Port of Coos Ray lias been paying a the ceremony being |»*r formed by Hev. «»rected, w ill be removed by the eham rental of $25,200 a year, has been sold A. R. 8 pea row. o f th»* local Pr»*sbyt»*r I ber o f commerce, G. O. Knowles nnd ian church. Th«* bride is a daughter N. E. Glass having been appointed a hy the navy to the Crowley Launch company of Han Francisco for $23.700. o f Mr. and Mr E L. Smith, ot M d committee to »**♦• that it is done. rose. Ore., and a sister o f Mrs. A. VN. The Shell OU company of C alifor W t <*h th«1 label on f'Uit p:if»‘ r *■ Helliwell, o f this citv. She has be»?u a nia has B e n t to the secretary of state a cheek for $3177.17. representing the tax on the corporation's sales of gas« lire and distillate in Oregon in Feb ruary. because of the 3mail amount of for age available, the opening date of the grazing season on the F ive Mile cattle range o f the Um atilla national forest has been changed from May 1 to H ardw are and F u rn itu re Cottage Grove Creamery % B;iked Creamed Codfish C)n«* and a half pounds thick fresh cod, put in boiling wat«»r. Add on«* half teaspoon »alt, one dessert s | njoii vinegar and boil minut«»s— or until fish w ill leave bom*- Remove skin and bones. Make a white sauce o f one pint o f fresh milk, on«* teaspoon blitter. thiek«*m«l with flour, seasoned well with salt and p«*pp«»r. Add fish and stir all together. Next line a deep dish with enough well seasoned nia»h«*«l p»> tatoes to serv«» fiv e persons, leaving center to put th«* creamed fish in. Cover all with on«* fourth cup bread crumbs, «lot over with small piece» of butter and bake about 2b minutes, or until nicedy browned. May 15. Do not try The Salem Kings Products company may want n has started the work of doubling the capacity of its local plant. New build ings will be erected and It was esti mated that the improvements will cost approxim ately $25.000. Pending only the decision o f the state attorney-general’s office upon le gal points, the state desert land hoard has passed favorably upon the applica tion o f Tum alo irrigation district ap plication for storage rights at Crescent lake. D efinite plans for the erection o f a Protestant hospital, to cost approxi m ately $200,000 was accepted at Pendleton by a com m ittee of 35 c iti zens of Um atilla county. Construction will be started within 9b days, and the building will be completed before next fall, according to present plans A decrease from 9.7 acre feet o f wa ter to 4.5 acre feet, with a saving of $40,000. in the Um atilla irrigation pro ject, was shown by a report o f 1921 as compared with that o f 1911, sent out by J. T. Jardlne, director o f the Ore gon Agricultural experiment stations There were two fatalities in Oregon due to Industrial accidents during the week ending March 23. according to a report prepared by the state industrial accident commission. The victim s were John Smith, bticker, o f Boring, and L. W. Olllahan. logger, o f Portland. A total of 384 accidents were reported for the week Secretary Somppl o f the Columbia R iver Fishermen's league, has sent let ters to the various paekers on the river asking them to meet in conference wtth the directors o f the league at Astoria on the afternoon o f Monday. | April 3. to discuss the prices to be paid j for salmon during the season that opens May 1. to beut a newspaper. You niee obituary notice some jjj freight and passenger. To mei»t this demand, tin* pri'sent level o f rat«*» must j generally be inaintuiued, at least until tin* cost o f producing the r«*«|ii i rt*«l transportation can be somewhat low «•red. “ The live.stoek industry is greatly improved. The prices <»f cattle, sheep, wo«d and hogs have substantially ad vaiic«»d and are on a profitable basis. Pric«»s o f cattle, while not advanced in proportion to sheep and hogs, are, m»v «»rthelcss, ou a much firmer basis and have shown marked ine reuse above the low level . 9 9 Address by Miss Withers Post poned. Th«* address bv Mr- Lutale Withers, J to have been given last night at tin* Baptist church, has been postponed to Monday night. Miss Withers, who is said to be a thrilling speaker, will dis C U S S whether disarmament has !»«•«•■ a sure«*»». Police Court News. Fines were ini }*>»«•« I in polir«» court during tin week as follows: Wm. Mutter, $15. for being intoxicated and disorderly; K O. Trow bridge, o f Eu gene, $2, for overpark mg on Mam street. Unshaken Testimony Time is the t«*st o f truth. And nan's Kidney Pills have stood thr st in Cottage Grove. No Cottage rove resident who suffer» backache, or annoying ii ri nary ill», can remuin liiir«Mi\ meed by this t w ice f«dii t«*st i mon V. A. Rogers, retired funner, 7 * »ft Chest- nut Ave., ( 'of tug»* Grove, says: “ 1 have taken Doan's Kidney Pills o f f nnd on for several years and th«*y have always done good work. I was subject to kidney troubles and at tunes I had d ifficu lty in retaining the kid m»y secret ions A box «ir so uf D ona’» Kidney P ili» alway» regalili«» inv kid nevs ’ ’ (Statement given March 27. 191«.) Oli March 27. 1020, Mr Roger» sani: Tlicr«* is riothiiig b«*tt«»r for kidney troiild«» thun l>oan ’» Knlney IMI** ns th«»y bave alw ay» lielped no* wlreu 1 huve had ne«*d to use thcni.'' Prua bOc, ut all denl«»r». Don 't sin» ply ask for a kidney reniedy g«»f Dom i’s Kidney P ili» thè saui«* tInit Mr. Rog«»rs had. Poster MiIburii Co., M t r»„ Buffalo. N . Y. rnH 1 n7 t Nest Egg 1 Banks i < 'till and get one of those pocket savings (»auks and see how easy it is to save in small amounts. . í r ' Bank of Cottage Grove Taste is a matter oi tobacco quality W e «tzte it m our honeft belief th Jt ihr tobaccos ioc.1 in C'hesu-rftelii are o f finer qu.ility (anil bence o f belter taste) than in any o th e r cigarette at the price. iigxtll 1st Myen Tthauo C». >\ 0 ÎÔ Chesterfield CIGARETTES o f Turkish and Domestic t^barcos—blended L o « ' « r P r ic e s 20 now 18c 10 r;rw 9 c íTwn 10’o - l H . )