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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1922)
LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE AT rV/ULIlVI I I UUI\ 0. A. C PROMINENT PARTY OF ABOUT 75 ARCADE THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM P A I I I T D V H A V T i l l ID H D A U /C Sentinel N ecessary to Old R esidents if f t t Y U .1 B. Mimerai writes from D ul’ont, i W ash., w here the Mimerais are now ¡living to continue the visits of the ! Sentinel. “ We must have i t ,” he i w rites. A, W. Tnrpcn, now in Modesto, Four Men and Two W omen From This W illiam H ands & Sou. Bert H ands and Suauor P lan ts Inspected by C ity T ake A ctive P a rt in F arm ers and Students. Stiulout A i fairs. Friday, Nov. IT—“The Battlin’ Kid,” an till star east. “In tin1 Days of Buffalo Bill,” Chapter 11. Sat unlay, Nov. 18—William Russell in “Singing River.” Comedy, and Mutt and deff. Suiulay-Monday, Nov. 1.0-20—“The Storm,” with House Peters, Matt Moore, \ irginia \ alii and Joseph Swickard. The big picture of the year. Also a comedy. Tuesday-Wednesday, Nov. 21 and 22—Zane G rev’s western storv, » * “The Last Trail.” • Comedy, “Beach Nuts.” Thursday, Nov. 2d—Cosmopolitan produc tion, “Boomerang Bill.” Comedy and International News. Friday, Nov. 24—Tom Moore in “From the Ground Up.” “In the Days of Buffalo Bill,” Chapter 12. About 75 people m ade up the party By R ichard Jen ning s. m aking the poultry to u r to ranches iu Oregon A gricultural College, C orval the vicinity of C ottage Grove Wed lis, N ov. 14.— lA ittage d ro v e is the uestiuy. T w enty obile loads oi home of six stud ents out of the 3073 farm ers an d stu d autom the high registered this y ear in the Oregon a g n school shortly a fte en r ts iio left follow ing j cu ltu ral college. L ane eouuty is repre luncheon iu the dottiestie o ii , science de seuted by 57 students. Tim men in t. Th»* uoou m eeting at the college exceed the womeu tw o to one partuien school was presided over by lr*i in num ber— 2005 men to 078 wuuiyu. high hitney, county ag ricu ltu ral agent, V irgil A lfred Pow ell, of C ottage P who W headed p arty of 30 people from Grove, is prom inent in studeut uetivi rhe northern a end eouuty. On ties. He is president o f the student the w ay to C ottage of G the rove the visitors | chapter of the A tuericau society of stopped ut three poultry be I civil engineers. This organization is tw een here and Eugene. E. J ranches . E dw ards, directly connected w ith the national local Month H ughes in stru ctor, and Mr. organization of the sam e nam e and is Gilmore, eouuty leader o f poultry composed of college stud ents in civil dem onstration w ork, were on the pro | engineering. He is also a m em ber of gram at the high school building. | Sigm a T au, a n ation al honorary en Problem s of poult ry m anagem ent I g iaeeriug frate rn ity . This body elects |H*rtuining to the fall season were dis I its m em bers from the jun io rs and sen cussed at the and later con ' tors in engineering hav mg the highest sidered on the m eeting to u r which included scholarship records each year. inspection of the W illiam Uauds Clyde Anderson Bureham is u senior M oii , B ert H ands am i Manner ranches. a hi m ilitary science and tactics. This The event was well atten d ed bv the course has been newly established in farm ers an d others interested in the college, its purpose is to fit men poultry, according to Mr. E dw ards, tor up|H iiutm eiit, subject to cxuiuiuu who says th at the in terest shown in tion, as officers in the regu lar U nited this d a y ’s work has led to the con S tates arm y. tem ptation of .m other poultry day in E rn est C urrin P urvance is a soph«* the brooding season hi tin* spring. A more and Ray Laurel Woolley a senior day for d airying and one for sm all in electrical engineering. The course fruits w ill be arranged for later. in which they are registered leads to a P ractically all section* of the Cot bachelor of science degree. The elec G rove v icinity w ere represented trical d epartm ent of the college has a tage in tin* p arty W ednesday. well equipped laboratory w here expori m ental work is perform ed. It contain- ' m otor gen erato r sets, tran sform ers and ja il other electrical m achinery necessary to carry out experim ents. Mrs. Ruby G odard is a sophom ore in vocational education. The purpose of ' the course is to equip and prepare stu | dents to teach. Those who fu lfill tin requirem ents in th is course are granted a high school teaching certificate. B etty S tilw ell is a ju n io r iu com ; meree. She is ac tiv e in class and col lege ac tiv ities, having been appointed on th e B eaver annual s ta ff w hich turns out the college y ear book. She is also a m em ber of the M adrigal club, which j is the w om en’s m usical organization on the cam pus. Its m em bers are sc leeted from tin1 most talented of those who trv out fo r the club. C alif., also w rites th at a few o f theiv old friends and schoolm ate* still re m ain in C ottage G rove and vicinity an d they keep in touch w ith these oh friend* through tin* Sentinel rida inns Ihs. 5 oi pork sicnk 10 Mis. ni' choiee boilinf beef 11 Ills nl beef mast f>I -j llis of weiners................................................................ ti Ihs ni bologna -j Ihs or lbs ni good baoou f> Ihs ni lard S Ills ni lull slink 5l of sausage hamburger ... $1,00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 ... $1.00 All other meat in proportion $1.00 $1.00 $ 1.00 C ity M eat M arket T u rk ey s AVe will he in the market for «rood dry-pi eked turkeys. Bring in only fat birds, saving those not fully developed for 1 lit- Christinas and New Year’s market. We will pay cash for all and the best price possible as we wish to encourage the turkey raisers of this vicinity. You will find our store filled with bargains on Dollar Day. We always have social values for our customers. We have some special bargains every day hut upon Dollar Day we will heat oar every-day hargains. We will have something at a reduced price which you will want and you will made to feel it was worth while for vou to come to our Dollar Day. PROTECT CONSTITUTION IS APPEAL OF SMITH The White Pharmacy FOREST SERVICE TO SELL TIMBER NEAR CITY lying w ithin a few m iles o f th»* Oregon P acific & E astern railw ay. W ith an extension over a good route into th** tra c t tin* logs could be tran sp orted to m arket in the valley w ith but very lit th* cost to reach th e rails, according 330.000.000 F eet D ouglas F ir on Row to forest officials. L ane county will receive for the sale of this tim ber 25 R iver and L ayng Creek E asily per cent of the purchase price to go Reached by O. P. & E. tow ard road and school funds and an ad d itio n al 10 per cent of th** am ount Three hundred and th irty million tc be expended by the forest service feet of D ouglas fir tim ber in the ol roads an d trails. Um pqua n ation al forest, lying along j H erm an creek, Row riv er and I^tyug | Storm doors are being put on this creek, is ready for *ale by the d istrict week a t the en tran ce to both th e Bar forest office in P ortland . The tim ber tell hotel and the postoffice. \ \ . B is of good q uality and easy to log off. C oo ler is doing the w ork. Hear Neeley Sing and Sing With Him at Christian Church Every Nite Nov. 1 9-D ec. 3 Good Go*pel Sermons—Good Singing Powell & Burkholder Com m ander of B attalio n of D eath Is in F ig h t for E nforcem ent of P ro hibitio n Law. An upp«*ul for th»* protection of th* co n stitu tio n of th** Unit»*d State* from Lootlegg«*rs and o th ers who are m aking the illicit m an u factu re and sale ol liquor possible was m ade Tuesday uight by Colon»*! Dan M organ Sm ith, com m ander of the B attalion of D eath it. the W orld W ar, in his address at th** C hristian church. His chall»*nge was aim ed at all w'ho are connected w ith th»* illegal tra ffic but p articu larly to the business man who uses but littl«* of th«* lujuor but who furnishes th e exam ple fo r the youth of th** tow n. “ Then* never was so dang»* runs a red or anarchist in to w n ,” he said, “ as th»* well known business m an who breaks th** prohib» tion la w .” Colon»*! Sm ith represents the W orld League A gainst Alcoholism The U nited State* is on trial now as never before, according t»» the speaker, as the w orld look on to sc* w hether th is governm ent can enforce its own constitu tio n . In his travel* over the w orld, A frica, C hina and o th er countries, he says, he ha* found everyw here a cry against the sending in of been uu«l liquor* by th is country. “ T he fellow who fight* fo r his d rin k , now th at th»* prohibition law has been m ade a part of th»* consti tu tio n , puts liquor above th»* constitu t ion of his c o u n try ,” according to Colonel Sm ith. “ You had a right to fight for liquor till th»* law was mad«* but now you are u law breaker if you continue to figh t for w hat has been prohibited. The bootlegger and th man who buys th«* product "is selling the co nstitution th at th** soldier* f» ught to uphold when they w ent to F rance in th e W orld W ar.” Colonel Sm ith m ade an appeal for th e A m ericanization of th«* foreign born citiz«*ns. T hat they do rnak»* 100 per cent A m ericans under right conditions was evidenced by hi* il lu stratio ns of the bravery of Am eriean soldiers of foreign birth in the recerB conflict. On the platform w ith the speaker were Rev H. B. Iler and K«*v. J II. E bert. R everend Mr. Her introduced Colonel Sm ith. The m eeting was opened w ith the singing of Am erica. <? On Every $10.00 Purchase in Our Furniture Department on Dollar Day All 12 and 1(> gauge loaded shot gun shells $1.00 Aluminum kitehen sets $1.00 Aluminum syrup pitehers $1.00 Boy Scout axes............. $1.00 STORE CROWDED FOR PUMPKIN PIE FESTIVAL A Dollar Off On every caning mild on Dollar Day. This discount positively does not apply on tubes, but does apply upon any casing in the house. Come in on Dollar Day, whether you buy or not, and let us show you tiie cozy Kurd Sedan, the all-purpose, all-weather car for Oregon, dust the thing to use when coming to the next bargain day or upon your regular trips to the city. W oodson Brotliers for Fords and Fordsons DEMONSTRATIONS DAY OR NIGHT Six hundred or m ore people enjoyed I the first pum pkin pi»* festiv al at the I'm phrcy & M arkin stor«- la*I Friday. The store was crowd»*d all day w ith |»eopl«* who were served delirious help mgs of pum pkin pie, t«»p|H*<l w ith I w hipped cream , and coffee. Th«* f»»s i tiv a l was in every way a success, ; according to th»* proprietors o f the store, aud th»* event may ¡>o**ibly be «orne au annual one on the calend ar of the firm . An ex tra large sales force was necessary for th»* day to accontino date th»* large crowds. Sentinel I* Link to Home Town “ K eep it eonnng, ” w rites F rank W oodruff, o f P ortland , in renew ing his subscription to The Men tine I for 1023. This is the sentim ent expressed by nearly every other form er resident of C ottage G rove in w riting to renew sub script ion*. N one of them w ants to lose hold of th eir old home town and they believe th at The Meritinel is th»* best medium t’*>r keeping up on w hat is go mg on here. Do you w aot to buy something and d on ’t know who has it for sale? A Sentinel wantad w ill find the owner »for you. j t I I ÀÜ W. L. 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