ARCADE T H E A T E R
W EEKLY PROGRAM
Fri., M ay 19— Constance Binney in “Such a
Little Queen.”
Anti a comedy.
Sat., M ay 20— Charles Jones in “Straight
From the Shoulder.”
Comedy, “One More, Please.”
Sun.-Mon., May 21-22— M abel Julienne Scott
in “N o W om an Knows.”
Semon comedy.
Tues., M ay 23— Katherine
“The Notorious Miss Lisle.”
Comedy, “Rope’s End.”
McDonald
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loway, secretary treasurer "The Hi Y
is plannmg uu eveu bigger season for
next year than it hud tins.
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The freshman class held a candy sale
Saturday on Munì street and eunched
thdii trtNtMij to the extern of $25
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sceverai high school boys are playing
uu the Cottage Grove baseball team
| this season.
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Class meetings were held by all four
classes Monday afternoon. The main
business was the passing out o f tickets
tor the pin\ to be given Friday night
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The bacca laureate sermon for tho
! graduating class will- be given Sunday
ieveiuug in tin Methodist church by
1 Rev. A. R. Spearow.
CHURCH NEWS
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Christian Church— the “ h o m e lik e ’ ’
church J. E. Carlson, nuuister— Bible
school at 9:45, classes for all ages;
j junior congregation at 11; intermediate
and s. nior C. E at 7; regular preach
I mg services at 11 and 8.
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Christian Science church, corner of
Jefferson avenue and Second street.
Sunday services at 11 a. m Wednes
day services at 7:30 p. m.
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W ed., M ay 24— Eugene O ’Brien in “W orlds
Apart.”
And a comedy.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church, west
Main street. Services every Saturday.
Sabbath school, 10 a. m.; church ser
vice, 11 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednes
day, 7.30 p. m Persons dcsiriug infer
matiou cull 101 J.
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Thurs., M ay 2”> Billie Burke in “The Edu­
cation of Elizabeth.”
International News and Coinedv.
I Baptist
Church— Services w ill be
I held regularly in the Baptist church
■■■ ------------------------------------------^ ' lot torà at an assembly Tuesday after every L o r d ’s day. Sunday school 10
in., morning service 11 a. m., eve
H igh School N ew s
! boys
1 "■ o f 1 - the r track
-»•>«• and baseball
givo« teams
tho a.
ning service 8 p. m., prayer meeting
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every Thursday evening at 8 o ’clock.
Xlis.- Lou plans to take the botany
The comedy, “ Mrs. Briggs o f the Subject for next Sunday morning,
ami general tcienee classes on a field i Poultry Y a rd ,” was presented at Do ‘ God s Outlaw
Evening, “ What Is
trip one day this week. They have rena Wednesday evening. It w ill be M :m ? " H. B. Her. pastor,
been unable to go before because o f presented here tonight under tho direc
unfavorable weather.
Presbyterian Church— Sunday school
tion ot Mr< Hememvay.
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at 9:45 u. in.; morning service at 11;
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The members o f the agriculture class
The juniors expect to entertain the sermon by pastor. Rev. A. R. Spearow;
who made the trip last week an' en : seniors some evening next week in subject, “ The Loneliness o f S in .’ ’
thusiastic about the benefits they re i American Legion hall.
Evening, baccalaureate address by Rev.
ceived. They also enjoyed seeing the
Spearow at Methodist church; subject,
tug ol war between the freshmen and
The junior and froxhinun girls played ‘ ‘ Unconquered Worlds. * ’
sophomores at O. A. C.
an exciting gain« o f baseball Monday
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evening. Due to lack o f support and
Several high sehool students are at interest, tho junior class was unable
A Curie of Radium.
tending junior week end at Oregon this to put a very strong team in the field,
Mine. Curie's modest autobiography
week.
consequently
they
were
defeated.
The
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omits mention o f one single honor that
score was 2.T*to 19.
The high sehool added tw o more
more than anything else w ill help make
scalps during the past week to their
The upper classmen gave a delightful her name immortal. The official seien­
baseball championship belt by defeat party to the lower classmen Friday title designation o f the unit o f radioae-
lug Springfield on F riday by a score in the armory. The program began
of 13 to 2 and Eugene on Saturday w ith a track meet in which the sopho­ tiv ltj Is named in her honor tlie •‘curia,"
by a score o f 9 to b. Both games were mores won first place and the juniors and the degree o f radioactivity Is ex­
pressed in mlllicuries, cent I cur lea and
played on the home field.
second. E ffie Hopper gave a deligh t­
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so on up the metric system scale In se­
ful reading. Brighton Leonard a pleas
Lucille Davidson and “ B u d " C o ff­ ing *ong and Elnor Know It - and Leon
lecting Mine Curie’s name scientific
man, both members o f last y e a r ’s class, tine Moreloek, accompanied by Doris bodies have followed the well-estab­
have been visitors at school this week. Holderman, played a saxophone duet. lished custom that accounts for the in
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A 25-minute dance concluded the pro
troduetlon of such words as ohm, watt,
The juniors hope to make some mon­ gram.
amperes; etc., Into our language— all of
ey for their necessary expenses at a
(hem tlie names of inventors or dis­
candy sale this evening.
The Hi Y club on May 9 elected coverers.— Delineator.
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officers for the next year as follows:
The members o f both the b oys' and Brighton Leonard, president; Dwight
girls basketball t. ani' r. iv -t th. i r Buchanan, vi»-e p ro id en t, Robert Gal*
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or
porterhouse
cut, or a round roast—
which shall it he for din­
ner
tonight ?
have
no
your
meat
You
need
concern
about
dinner
not
turning out right if you
order your meat at this
market.
COTTAGE GROVE OREGON V '
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The Sweetest Story
Ever Told
— tht most interesting story— is the story without words, as
told in the kodak picture— the story o f a pleasant day with
friends at your home, in the woods, on a motor trip, or else­
where A kodak picture keeps forevet green these high spots
o f life. Never he without a kodak, whether at home or
elsewhere— and always get them at The White Pharmacy.
FINISHING KODAK PICTURES
is one of our specialties. A 5x7 enlargement free with fit
worth o f developing work. A 7x11 enlargement free wth $5
worth o f developrig work.
T5he W hite Pharmacy
WOOL
Powell & Burkholder
T H E S T E N O G ’ S V A C A T IO N
been approved by resolution o f the
L in e county agricultural council, o f
which II. C. Wheeler i^ president ami
F B Harlow seeretary. It is under
stood that every grange o f the county
ha- given its approval o f tin purchase
(W ritte n by her boss.)
My tYpust i-i oi hor vacution,
Mv trpist ’s awim fpr a week,
My trpudt us m hwr vacariou,
W gile thse damn kews plsy hudge
and seek.
CJORAS:
Oy, breiig bosk, billig b/ek,
Hrung beej mw bOnnie ti my, tp mr.
Hiicng b fx j, bting b ici,
B jm g boxq ni! binino O nix; C il
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— Contributed.
Free Methodist Conference Here.
The annui.l conference o f the Free
Methodist ehureh w ill open Weilm- day
in the Methodist K.pr-eopul ehureh and
continue until May 27. Bishop Clark,
o f that ehureh, » i l l fill the Methodist
Episcopal pulpit the follow ing Sunday
forenoon and evening mill at an nfter
noon missionary meeting Rev. linker,
n returned missionary, will speak
Fair Grounds Purchase Endorsed
The purchase o f the Lane county
The plagiarist
fa ir grounds, on the ballot Friday
for the approvai o f the voters, has he savs.
doesn't
think
xvhat
Br JO NATH AN
A hen cackles like all get out after
she has laid tin egg, yet she never
lakes the trouble to turn around uud
admire what she has done.
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The hypocrite may hide his hypoc­
risy under prayer (ml his confidence in
the power he prays to can not be very
grant i f he thinks He does not discern
I In* cankered heart underneath
BRACE
X X X V III— CO LO RAD O
C
O LO R A D O
Is
th e
most precious
o f our states,
for
in
tho
tn t n I n k o f
Kold and sil­
ver
it
sur­
passes ail other States, produc­
ing about one-third o f the total
output o f the entire country. In
fact, Its real history starts In
1858, when gold was flrst dis­
covered.
i ’ rior to that time there had
been but little settling in this
region.
.Spanish explorers had
traversed the country in the lat­
ter part o f the Eighteenth cen­
tury, and laid claim to It. As a
part o f the Louisiana Purchase
It came Into the possession of
the Lulled Slates in 180.'t. t »Ul­
cers o f the United States army
were sent out to explore this
wilderness among whom were
Lieutenant I’ lke in 180ti, and it
was a fter him that I’ lkes Peak
» a s named,
in 181!» Colonel
Long made extensive explora­
tions and he was followed in
1842 by Fremont, whose a ctivi­
ties In the Mexican war brought
him into much prominence. A t
the close o f the Mexican war,
M exico ceded her rights to this
territory to the United States,
but it was considered a barren
waste and uuuttractive for set­
tlers.
Then In 1858 came the dis­
covery o f gold In the bed o f Dry
Creek, a few miles south o f
where Denver now stands The
follow in g spring tens o f thou­
sands o f men flocked Into what
was then called the Pikes Peak
country. In 1851» Ilenver became
a town o f one thousand Inhabi­
tants, and hy the next year had
grown Into a big city with news­
papers, theaters, and a govern­
ment mint.
In 18*11 the T erritory o f Col­
orado was created and In 1870
Colorado was admitted as the
thirty-eighth state o f the Union.
Its area la 108,048 square miles
and its population entitles the
state to six presidential elec­
tors.
T h e name Is taken from the
Colorado river, and is a Spanish
adjective meaning “ colored red.”
Colorado is often called the
Centennial State, as it was ad
niltted to the Union Just one
hundred years a fter the Declara­
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tion o f Independence.
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<6> bT M c C la r , N « « , p . p >r S y m llc a l, )
O N L Y O N C E IN A
LIFETIM E
d o e s a boy or girl graduate from high sehool. 1 It is an outstand­
ing event in the life of the hoy or girl.
So also is it in the life of
the parents— an event which they wish to remember with a present
to the girl or hoy that will I m * a daily reminder throughout the life
now opening Indore them of the love and sacrifice,s of parents which
made the event possible. Eacli parent may have ideas of his or her
own as to the most appropriate gift, hut here are a few suggestions:
Nothing is more appropriate
titan a bracelet watch for the
girl. They conte in a variety of
new and charming styles that
make them a real personal
adornment as well as a neces­
sity through the busy life be­
fore the recipient. They are
priced from
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jri
^m tierrrX.irr.. .ijr*
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For either hoy or girl, nothing can lie a more
permanent reminder o f happy school days left lie-
hind than one o f our IS karat white or yellow gold
rings with a diamond setting. They are priced from
$15 to $75
$16 to $60
O TH ER SU ITA B LE G IFTS
are C uff Links, Watch Chains, Lavalierres, 1‘earls and Brooches. Any g ift of jew elry is both
appropriate and permanent.
A girl might appreciate a set o f silverware, o f which we have
the largest selection in the city, or even a few pieces o f a set, which would solve gift-giving
for the parents for some time to come.
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Funeral o f Charles W. Bears Held.
The funeral o f Charles t i . Honrs,
whose death was recorded lust week,
wus held Tuesday from the rhupol,
Hex. Walden, pioneer preacher, o ffi
eint ing. interment was in the Sours
cemeterv.
The Story of
Our States
A Nice Thick Steak
— sirloin
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We are in the
Market for
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M A D S E N ’S J E W E L R Y