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¡[What Magladry’s Employes Think of Him| S O C IE T Y OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEREST Children’ m flight will be observed at TO T H E V O T K K H O r L A N K C O U N T Y will nmkc a real aunutor ot whom uo the sesaion of the Eastern 8tar lodge this evening. out* will be tinbauied. <^ <*► <*> How Uivor, Oregon, April 8, lU-ii. Arthur Joues Mrs. A. Lahjuo Mrs. W. M. Turpen gave a supper We, the undersigned employes of The Elsie McCollum L. Prem uzzi ¿•ohuuuu Cumber company, and then MIV, B F Mc( olluin Mrs. 1.a.Sells Htewart Wednesday evening in honor of her Principal Events of the Week families, having a very high regard C. F. Tanner Mrs. Emma Tanner sister, Mrs. 8. G Morgan, who leaves soon for Portland after an extended fof J. H. Mugladry, one of our employ Ktty Williams Briefly Sketched for Infor Joseph Wicks visit here. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Kern era ami former manager, and wishing Kobt. Wisert fl. Eliuer l see were guests. to do all possible to assist him iu his i>. fi. Williams mation of Our Reader«. Bert Isa arson <3> ♦ candidacy for republican nomination fiomer Fait eu W in. A. Vuughu Neet-Jones. as state senutor, do, regardless of party Mrs. I). 11. V\ i Ilium s Frank Jones Harry Wesley Neet and Miss Graee uf filial ion, hereby recommend Inin to Mrs. ii. H. Williams Frank McIntyre Hardy C. Stanton, Douglas county'« H. Jones, of this city, were married the voters of the county for the foi Arc h if Joues Alfred Williums Wednesday in Eugene, Rev Harry oldest resident, died In Roaeburg at low mg reasons: Mrs. Joseph Wicks (Juy Jones Neet, of the Bible Stundard mission the age of 96 year«. lie has always been fair and squure Mrs. Joe l 'reniazzi Earl F. Uaroutte home, officiating. The bride is a V'ith his employes, never milking a Mrs. Uobt. Wisert Hubert Mosby Of the 99.496 person« registered In daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. J. 1. Jones. promise that in did not fu lfill; Mrs. liurry Luuuu Ernest Little Multnomah county, 72.918 are republl Mr. and Mrs. Neet have been con We feel tliut he is one of us, because W. Litt le H. La blue ducting the Elite confectionery and cans anil 23 428 are democrats he has always so conducted himself Fhilip Mosby A. J. Cram grill here for some time. that Ins men were always interested U n U U ttli The Oregon land settlement commie Win. Thrun Q <*> $> in his business, fie would and could S. 8. Tra ik Donald Lunuu sion has received for the state farm Mrs. H ush Currin gave a birthday uiways jump in and help out a man, Mrs. 8. 8. Tiask Fred Me Master dinner Friday evening in honor of her near Prlnevtlle 800 little chickens no matter what the emergency, or the Frank Fleuitrd Vernon Thomason son Lynch. Besides the hostess and Augustus Danton, 35, laborer at the nature of the jr»f>; Finie A. Pleuurd Lee Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Currin, those present Spaulding sawmill In Newberg. was fie has always shownmi! interest in Mrs. Clara Fleuard Hurry Lunuu were Misses Ollie and Josie Bemis, the welfare of our families in sickness T. R. McMasters Martin M( Master crushed to death by a pile of heavy Miss Loberta Miller, Ivan and Miss mid misfortune, and in every way Mrs. A fa Nanders. Alphonce LuBlue doors Pearl Currin. [ roveu himself as a real man; Henry Hun durs John Thrun Because of the backward season, 8a lie is a man of unusual ability, Mrs. W. H. Fustcd B. G. Htowe The M. P. G. club meets uext Tues lam's annual blossom day. which orlg v inch has been demount ruted by being Ernest Hloun J. 1. Lawson day with Mrs. C. C. Cruson. able to keep his plant in continuous ileo. Hloun tnally was set for April 30. has been Hold. Shields 4» 4k <& operation during the strenuous period W. Hloun fl. Estabrook The woman’s missionary society of postponed until May 7. « y' 19121, when many better equipped Mrs. W. A. Vuughn Joe Of fie u Fourth claan postmasters appointed the Christian church will meet in the j units were unable to operate; Angelo Periui Joe Premazzi church parlors at 2:30 Saturday after In Oregon Include Mabel H Brown. We look upon Mr. Mugladry as a Jeunie Periui W. L. Wileoz noon. imn who can not only represent the Katie Premuzzi Drew, Douglas oounty, and Fred H B. F. McCollum O <$> interests of the farmers and the emu Louis Premuzzi Butte Moouey Dustin Galena. Grant county The Constellation club held its an i ion people, but tile larger interests Mrs. Frank La Bine Charles Plenard A six-town baseball league Is being nual meeting yesterday afternoon in of the state as well, and, therefore, we the banquet room of Masonic temple. formulated in Marlon county, and will who know him are pleased to take this opportunity to recommend him to the Paid Adv.— Placed by J. H. Chambers, Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Include Solo, Jefferson. Marlon, Stay- voters of Lane County as a man who •ottuge Grove, Oregon. u28ml2c C. E. Urnphrey, president; Mrs. Charles West Slayton and Crabtree. Beidler, vice president; Mrs. George Chang Hong, 50. Chinese, thought Matthews, secretary treasurer. Mrs. C. C. Cruson, retiring president, was the to be a member of the Hip 8ing tong, HiiPOET o r TH E CONDITION OF THE FIR8T N A T IO N A L BANK, A T hostess and presented each gue9t with watt found dead In the entrance of a a dainty handkerchief. Delicious re COTTAGE GEOVE, IN THE STATE OF OEEGON, A T THE store on First street in The Dalles freshments were served. C L O S E O F B U S I N E S S O N M A Y 6, 1922 William P Smith, a laborer, died In ^ The Catholic social club held a ses the emergeucy hospital at the police sion Tuesdiy' evening in American Le station In Portland as the result of RESOURCE« gion hall, ah interesting program was drtnklng poisonous moonshine whisky Loans and discounts................... .................................. A *273,498.40 given by the children of members and Owing to the lateness of the sea Overdrafts: secured, none; unsecured.............. .......__ ..._ 2,316.73 cards w ere played. The hostesses were W S Government aecozitiee owned Mrs. Win. Bartels, Mrs. Louis Bender, ton. the feed altuation is causing much Deposited to secure circulation (U. 8. bonds par value)_ 12,509 Mrs. 8. R. Brand and Mrs. F. J. Car worry to Tillamook dairymen, as the ^v 11 other United States Government Securities............... 113,878.00 120.378.60 rigan. other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.................... . grass has made but little growth this 123,193.11 banking house, furniture aud fixtures............................. 22,132.80 year, Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank.............. .......... 37,712.29 M C M IN N V ILLE GUN CLUB Charles Nickell, one of the best t ash in vault and amount due from National bunks...... 89,874.27 SHOOT8 LOCALS SUNDAY Amounts due from state banks, bankers and trust compa known pioneers of southern Oregon, nies in the United States (other than included in two The McMinnville gun club comes preceding items>................................... .......... ......... ....... 3,552.88 here .Sunday to take on the Cottage formerly editor of the Medford T ri ('hecks on other banks in the same city or town us re bune. dropped dead at his horns In nor ting bank....................................... ....................... .... 603.17 Grove gun club at the local traps. Oakland. Cal. Cottuge Grove lost to McMinnville at Total of three preceding items..................................... 94,030.32 McMinnville two weeks ago. The The operating Income of the Astoria- Uedemptiou fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. 8. Treasurer................................. ...._____ _________ ____ 625.90 card begins promptly at 1 o ’clock, Southern Railroad company was |20,- and it is hoped to complete the match 042.70 for the year 1921, according to Total. ...*079,887.37 before the ball game begins. a report filed with the Oregon public service commission. L IA B IL IT IE S LONDON Traiton Doane, a farmer aged 23, (upital stuck paid iu__ _______ _____ ..__________________ A 25,00000 hurplus fund_____ ____ __________ ________________ ______ _ 25,000.o0 ( Sperm I to The Sentinel.) was killed at Cayuae, when a rifle, I ndi\ ided profits....................................... ........................ 9,219.19 May 9.— J. E. Bunton and family Less current expenses, interest, and tuxes paid............... 2,180.53 7,038.66 returned last week from Fresno, Calif., which he was holding between his i ii diluting notes outstanding........................................ .... " 12,500.00 where they visited several mouths at knees while riding in a wagon, was Amount due to national banks... ..................................... 1,037.07 accidently discharged ( usluer N checks outstanding ... ............................... 1,400.75 the home of their son Gerald. They P express themselves as glad to get back. The first carload of fresh broceoli Total o1 two preceding items .... ............................... 2,443.82 T. M. Moxley, of Creswell, arrived ever shipped out of the Mate to the Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Mouduy at the W. T. Jones home for a Reserve ^deposits payable within 30 duyu): Individual deposits subject U< check.................................. 409,850.04 few days visit with his nephew aud Atlantic coast by express, left Rose- Certificates of deposit due in le^s than 30 days (other other relatives here and at Black burg Friday The broccoli was ordered tlmn for money borrowed) .............. ................. 34,679.14 Butte. by a New York broker »State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by Mrs. Lynch Currin, o f the Grove, The Union Oil oompany of California pledge of assets of this bank......................................... 10,887.97 spent ¡Saturday uight with her mother, Total of demand deposits (other tliuu bank deposits) has remitted to the secretary of state Mrs. (J. P. W ills, ut the Loudou hotel. subject to reserve........................................ .......... ......455,417.15 Carl aud Julia Smull motored to Eu 915.898.13 covering the corporation’s lim e deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, gene last Friday aud attended the tax on sales of gasoline and distillate or subject to 30 days ’ or more notice, and postal auvings): Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 12,000.00 circus. In Oregon during the month of March. Other tline deposits............................................. .............. 140,171.84 Howard Cox killed a bobcat one day Following instructions of the state Festal suvmgs deposits....................................................... 315.90 last week. Total of time deposits subject to reserve.............. ........ 152,487.74 Miss Helene Newton, of the Grove, traffic department, Hood River traffic Total-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *679,887.37 spent the week end here with her par officers are active in apprehending ents. drivers of motor vehicles alleged to Will Massey sold his farm last week Htute of Oregon, County of Lane, ss : I, T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the above and will make his home in the Grove. be using Illegally dealers’ lloenae named bunk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is truo to the best of plates. my knowledge and belief. T. C. WHEELER, Cashier. James Lewis, new warden of the DOREN A. Hubacribed and sworn to before me COKRECT— ATTEST: Oregon Mate penitentiary, will assume this loth day of May, 1922. HERBERT E A K IN , (¡Special to The Sentinel.) Homer Gallowuy, Notary Public. O. O. YEATCH, his duties May 1. He will succeed L. (M y commission expires Alar. 24, 1924) Ñ. W. W HITE, Directors. May 9.— Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Ward F Compton, who ha« resigned aa war motored to Springfield Thursday. Miss Anna Cunningham returned to den of the Institution, to accept a posi her home at Harrisburg Friday, after tion at Seattle Nineteen patients from the state hos Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give closing a successful term of school. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McLin and chil pital at Salem and five from the east dren motored to Saginaw Sunday and •ru Oregon state hospital have been Cottage Grove a newspaper which eminent au speut the day with friends. Walter Watson, of Eugeue, spent sent to hospitals in eastern aud south at the C. A. VanSchoiaek eru Mates where they resided before thority has stated to he one of the best country Tuesday home. being committed to the Oregon Imrtltu Miss Beuetta Teeters is home from Ilona Will&kenzie, where she closed a sue newspapers published anywhere. Dxperlmerits in cherry pollination eessful term of school Friday. Mrs. Belle Watson returned home upon a scale never before attempted Monday from a week’s visit at Dixon anywhere In the country, and which ville, ldlewild and Koseburg. ary; exported tp produce data of lues Ernie Little, of Row River, speut tltuabie value to horticulturists of the Sunday with Vernon Thomason. Otho VanSchoiaek and Barney Kelly nation, will be conducted In Wasoo motored to Eugene Monday. county Mrs. Ora Thomason and children Divorces are showing a decided in speut Sunday with friends at Row creese In the circuit court of Pendie River. Velma Sallee, of Cottage Grove, ton and marriage Hocuses have taken spent the week end with Florence a slump So far title month *9 divorce L«nd. suite have been filed and In the same — time only 19 marriage licenses hare Every father aspires to make his son been Issued a shining light. Sheep shearing has been under way * * * The homely girl usually puts more the pent few days In the camps near According to prominent life into her kisses than the oue to | Pendleton wool men. shearing Is exactly two whom they are too common. * * • months later than last »« s o u and the And sooii the sweet girl graduate ( wool, though of good quality and dean, will go from prepanug essays to pre j la below weight paring meals for hubby. Roaeburg Was host Friday to 960 er V O TE FOR A M A N W H O B E L IE V E S I N — • * * mors Bp worth league members attend The happiness of a man’s married ing the southern Oregon conference Better Roads for Remote Sections. life depends to a large extent upon | what kind of a wife he gets— and to a | meet The district Inoludee all of the Overhead Expenses. much greater extent upon what kind ! etsae couth of Salem and east of Kla math Palls, and about 46 leagues are of a husband his wife gets. ton, • J. D. Hamlin fo r County Commissioner Reduce Eliminating Dead Tim ber From Pavrolls. A Business County. Administration for Ijane A Strict Enforcement of the Jjaws. V O T E FOR A M A N W H O IS F A M I L I A R W I T H C O U N T Y A F F A I R S A N D IS H O N EST A N D H A S A L L T H E Q U A L IF IC A T I O N S F O R A G O O D C O U N T Y COM M IS S IO N ER . I’aid A d v.- J. D. Hamlin for County Commissioner Club, F#nnk K. Taylor, president; C. H. Sedgwick, secretary * * * The wife who objects to a man stay mg away from home nights doesn’t want him hanging around the house in the daytime. • # • Be honest with yourself aud family and your fellow man need not worry about suffering at your hands. • X • Everything comes to her who waits. A New York maiden has become the fourth wife of her girlhood sweet heart. • • • , Woman should not appear to be what she really is. She is not nearly so pleasing to the eye o f man in closely-fitting skirts as she is m the fuller kind. I f we had a few less unwritten laws IT IN T IM E and a few more unbroken ones, this T A K E old world would wobble along quite Just ss Scores o f Cottage Grove Peo nicely. ple Have. • * * The person who follows closely tho price o f foodstuffs will surely rise. * * * * • * Home men are tuarried #o their pro fession because that is the only thing that will have them. Probably i t ’s the whiskers that make some women enjoy kissing cats. • • * A warm heart will keep out most of the coldness of this old world. * * * It seems as if some people just nat urally stick their corns out where you are bound to step on them. * • • A sick duck should see a quack doc tor. A married man’s love and caresses should be for home consumption. * * * - = Released May 8, 1922 Lots of folks mistake obstinacy for backbone. • • Waiting doesn’t pay. I f you neglect kidney backache, Urinary troubles often follow. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for kidney backache, and for other kidney ills. Uottage Grove citizens endorse them. Mrs. Narcissi L. Hrnith, 118 N. I St., says: “ My kidneys were out o f order and I suffered so with my back I could hardly keep going. Frequent dizzy headaches made me miserable. My work was burdensome and I often neglected it, and my kidneys acted irregularly. I read of Dunn’s Kidney Pills aud they cured me of the back ache and all other signs of kidney complaint. ’ * Price 69c, at nil dealers. Don’t sim ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doans’ K idney" Pills—the same that Mrs. Smith had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. m5 12 * = = = = = = = = r | Eugene Business It is pretty nearly as hard to keep money as it is to collect that which you have coming. • • • College The only thing nicer than a pretty girl is one with good sense. • • • Stenographic Course Some! lines a text is a pretext fur a sermon. 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P ile s PRELrEF?T * Legal Guarantee Giverof N o n e e d o f K n i f e — 114» pain - con tin u e w ork. Ask to aee Gle-o-uia P ile T reatm en t. K em ’s, the R exall Store Our catalog and full particu lars about our courses sent free on receipt of a phone call or a letter from you. New Students Enroll Every Monday. Eugene Business College A. E. Roberts, President Eugene Oregon ! DoaUr» who display the sign iim Calol Flushing Oil for safe, (hofouab clean In«— and Zein- lan*. far correct refilling. s ta n d a r d o il c o m pan y iCeMoenia* City Transfer Hauling aud Draying PIA N O M OVINO A S PE C IA LTY WOOD SOLD A N D D ELIVERED O ffice in Spray Brick Near S. P. Depot PHONE 99 l 1 T— JIT N E Y 5 R a lp h C h e s tn u t Woodson Garage, Phows 27. After garage closes, phone res idence, 118-L. REPORT OF TH E CONDITION OF TH E B A N K OF COTTAGE OROVE AT COTTAOE OROVE, IN TH E STATE OF OREGON, A T TH E CLOSE OF BUSINESS M A Y 5, 1922 RESOURCES Loans aud discounts_________________________- _______________________-4 Ovordrbtis secured aud unsecured................................... .................... U. 8. Government securities owned__ ________________________________ Other bouds, warrants and securities, including foreign government, state, municipal, corporation, etc.___ ____________ ___ ______________ Furniture aud fixtures................. . ................ .. ..... Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers and trust com panies designated and approved reserve agents uf this bank ... Exchanges for clearing house and items on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank________________________ ___ Total cash and due from banks... .......- ................. ..... 29,540 94 Total... 91,883.24 1,080.62 16,688.15 31.244 84 3,625.90 25,177.17 4,362.87 *174,061 89 L IA B IL IT IE S represented In the oonferenoe. Swrvsy «row s will be planed at Tiller within s few days to begin surveying the right of way tor the California Oregon Power oompsay’s power line between Prosper* sad Bttgsne. acoord lag to H 0 Sharp, who Is In charge of the oompany s snrvey work Thare wera four fatal! 1 Isa In Oregon da* to Industrial accidents during the weak ending April 99. aooordlng to s report prepared by the state Industrial Capital stock paid in_________________________________________________ 1 *25,990.00 Burplus fund---------------- ------- -- --- ------------- ------- ---------------------- 5,900 00 Undivided profits__ _______ ___ _____ ______ _____ _________ .3,993.81 Less current expenses, interest aud taxes paid__ _____ _ 2,557 94 535.90 DEMAND D EPO SIT», other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other pubbe funds.............. ....... 84,066.40 Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payablo on demand______ 195.48 Total of demand deposits, other thuu bank deposits, subject to reserve (two preceding items) .... ........................... ..... 84,261.88 T IM E AND SA VIN O S DEPOSITS, subject to resere and payable on demand or subject to notice: Time certificates o f deposit outstanding__________________ _________ 53,655.03 Savings deposits, payable subject to notice_____ ___ _________________ 5,609.08 Total o f time and savings deposits payable on demand or subject to notice, two preceding items............. ......... . t59,264.11 eat commission The victims wars Rleman rigger. Blind Slougk; Harrison C o u n t« ga. laborer, Port land. William fMurtne. brskemsh, Deer Island, and Mlk* Dag off faller •tivertoh A total of 9T4 aacidants M n reported State of Oregon, County of Laus, ss. I, S. 8. I ««sw ell, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 8. B LA88W EI.L, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me CORRECT— Attest: this 10th day o f May, 1922. N. E. GLASS, O. O. Veatch, Notary Public. BOY E. SHORT, (M y commission expires Sept. 22, 1923) D. J. SCHOLL, Directon. n T o t a l----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- «174.061.89