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dottane (Orovc dentine!
' democratic nominee for the senate
as a rebuke to the obstructionist
I
policies of their own candidate,
Monday* and Thursdays
-1 Brookhart, who had repudiated
Corvallis Gazette Time*: Mrs.
Publishers ! I Coolidge.
Bede & Smith.
A runaway team hitched to a
Lydia Stouffer and her grand­
....... Editor
Elbert Bede__
As a matter of fact, LaFollette, daughter, Miss Belle Burkholder, heavy wagon were headed straight
A first-class publication entered at ; , Brookhart, Magnus Johnson and I were guests of Miss Minnie Sievers for Howe’« confectionery Friday
Cottage Grove as second-class matter ' (the others who bolted the party, and Miss Ruth Stewart of the O. evening and probably would have
Business Office____ 55 North Sixth ’ did not have to be read out of it. A. C. hospital at dinner Sunday, it done much damage had not one
They removed themselves from it. being the 79th birthday anniver­ of the horses stumbled over the
In our ordinary lives we do not sary of Mrs. Stouffer. Mrs. Stouf­ curb, which caused them to slow
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
MOST DESIRABLE STAMPED GOODS
welcome as business associates fer came to Oregon in 1878, set­ down, when they were «topped by
By mail (Cash in advance)
IN NEW PATTERN HERE
| those who have just failed in a tling at what is now Cottage a man whose name was
Ono year....$2.75 I Three months .80
Towels
with
scollopped edge, unfinished,
(
superhuman
attempt
to
ruin
the
learned.
J
Grove,
but was then called Slab
Six month*.. 1.50 | One month..... 50
each
.................................
-.............................. 25c
business
with
which
they
were
| Town, She and her family came
A plate glass window of
BY CARRIER
Huck towels, blue gold and pink lace edge,
One month__ _______________ $ .30 I once associated. When LaFollette i in a covered wagon from Cali- same store was wrecked a
each .............. -................................................. 50c
Four month*, in advance____ 1.10 i and his tribe did their utmost to fornia, as the railroad was not weeks ago by an automobile.
Six months, in advance_____ 1.60 i wreck the republican party, when yet built over the mountains. At
Pillow slips made of linen finish tubing,
One year, in advance_______ 3.00 they formed a party oi their own . that time Jacksonville and Phoe­
Auto Thieves Interrupted.
stamped and hemstitched, per pair......... $1.50
and repudiated the republican nix were the leading towns of
Two thieves were interrupted
Linen lunch cloths in 45x45 and 54x54 sizes
Member of
nominee, they made their own bed southern Oregon. Had Mr. Stouf­ Saturday evening just as they were
with
four napkins to match, all stamped ready
National Editorial Association
and now they should be satisfied fer lived until November 11, it about to make away with Frank
Oregon State Editorial Association
to work, each...................................... 85 to $1.25
to
lie
in
it.
Garouttcs
’
s
Cleveland.
The
garage
would
have
been
the
58th
anniver
­
Oregon Newspaper Conference
Scarfs, both with and without hemstitching,
It is presumptious on their part sary of their marriage.
Mrs. door had been opened, the car
each.................................................. 50c, 65c, 75c
to expect important committee ap- j Stouffer is a native of Missouri taken out and the men were shut­
Doilie sets (three) stamped, each............... 25c
pointments lit the hands of the I but says she prefers Oregon to ting the door as Mr. Garoutte, who
THE WRECKING CREW.
party they attempted to wreck any state in the union, She is had heard them, came out of the
(Fast color embroidery threads in eolors to work above, 3 skeins
The interest some of the demo aad which they still hope to wreck. one of the two living charter house. They made their getaway.
cratie papers are taking in the If they meant what they said in members of Cottage Grove Eastern
family troubles of the democratic the recent campaign, they should Star Chapter No. 4, one of the
Fords Crash.
party is amusing—probably even bo above wishing to associate with first organized in the state.
Two fords, one driven by Mrs.
more amusing than the interest the kind of men they represented
<$><»<$>
Albert Hull and the other by
Homo republican papers take at Coolidge and the leaders of his
A Thanksgiving reunion was held D. 8. Forrester, crashed Sunday
times i in tho family affairs of the party to be. Surely they should at the James Pott* home, those forenoon at the Fifth and Main
Pure linen huck toweling, for scarfs and guest towels—colors blue,
want no part in helping to carry outside the family present being streets intersection. A front wheel
democratic party.
gold, pink, white, priced a yard........................................................... $1.00
Some democratic newspapers arc to fruition the promises made by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Griffin and was taken off tho Forrester ma­
Indian Head (linen finish) in four widths, from 18-inches to widest
very much concerned just now be- the republican party.
Hal Hunnicut, of Eugene, the G. chine and the Hull machine was
cause tho republican party objects
They want no such part. They W. McQueen family, Mrs. William severely damaged.. Mrs. Hull stood
width—priced a yard..............................
20c to 55c
to the membership therein of Sena­ want important committee assign­ Ostrander and two children, Albert the damages.
Pillow tubing, linen finish or plain, 40, 42, 45-ineh widths, per
tor« LaFollette, Brookhart and ments for the sole purpose of at­ Griffin, Mrs. Bird Petrie, Elmer
yar(j....................................
39 to 55c
tempting to block the ceoublican Neet and Jerry Wilkins, the latter
others of their ilk.
LONDON
of Eugene.
If these democratic newspapers program.
Colored cotton linen finish yard goods, guaranteed fast colorsL a
Coolidge and the republican party
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(Special to The Sentinel.)
are so solicitous about the welfare
yard
made
certain
promises.
Those
who
Sixty
or
more
were
present
at
Nov.
28.
—
Hazel
Thorn
has
been
of these unworthy gentlemen—if
they dislike to see them out in the elected Coolidge and tho republican the reunion of the Uncle Burne absent from school several days
clan at suffering from an infection in her
cold whero they may catch a fatal candidates expect such promises to and Aunt Jane V eat
the Robert Mosby home Thanks- arm.
political Hickness—there is nothing be fulfilled.
Coolidge nnd the republican par giving day. A gumptious dinner
UNDERWEAR MATERIALS HERE IN LARGE
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox and
to stop these newspapers from
Mrs. Sam children went to Eugene Friday.
welcoming them into the democratic ty are responsible for the fulfill­ was served at 1:30.
ASSORTMENT—SEE THEM TODAY
ment of such pledges.
Voatch Sr. and Mrs. Elhanen
Thanksgiving day passed very
party.
It
is
plainly
up
to
the
republican
Veatch, of Portland, were the only quietly in this neighborhood. The
It is quite plain that they do
Fine quality cotton crepes, dainty colors and
not belong in the republican party. party to put in important positions ones present from outside points. Woodard mill gave all their em­
patterns, per yard...... ....................................... 43c
ployes the day off and several
Tho republican voters have spok­ those who will help in tho fulfill­
ment of tho pledges made.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beidler en- families entertained with family
en upon that, point.
Beautiful light weight and highly mercerized
LaFolletto, Brookhart & Co. are tertained with a Thanksgiving dinners.
Mr. and Mrs. George
cotton charmeuse and striped lingette, a
LaFolletto carried only his own ’
not tho men for such places. Hon­ dinner party Thursday evening. Sutherland had as guests Mr. and
state, with hundreds of thousands
yard....................................................... 39c to 75c
est to goodness, died • in • the - wool Guests were Mrs. Beidler’s uncle, Mrs. Howard Cox and children;
of socialists voting the republican |
democrats would be much prefer­ Sam Jones, of Los Angelos, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lyons enter-
Yard wide, fash color lingerie voile, a yard....50c
ticket. Even Minnesota and the .
Daisy
Johnson,
Mrs.
N.
M. tained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood
Dakotas, with their strong radical , able.
36-ineh
pure floss silk pongee, a yard............. 98c
Oglesby and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. ami son Robin and Miss Jessie
elements, turned him down cold.
(Silk lace and lingerie ribbon in colors to match
Pruitt; Mr. and
Mrs.
William
The Sentinel will assist you in Graham.
Minnesota even went so far ns to
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Ewing ate dinner with their son
materials, a yard...................................... 4c to 15c)
retire Magnus Johnson, a bulwark the preparation of any special ruled
Mrs. Melvina McKibbin, Mrs. Roy and family and Mr. and Mrs.
in tho senate of the Ln Follette or printed form. Givo your home
live wire print shop an opportunity Marks and Mrs. Roy Morris en­ Robert Small had as guests Mr.
obstructionists.
Boil-proof eolors in embroidery
In Iowa,
_ t republicans
t _
__ to
_ the
..... num- to meet competition in anything a tertained the Jolly Bunch club and Mrs. John Small and son Carl, Crochet threads in all sizes
and fast colors.
fiber floss—better than silk.
her of some 200,000 voted for the | print shop ean produce.
XXX Friday evening at their Thanks­ Mr. and Mrs. Julian Small, J. B.
THE QUALITY stope - coop service
giving dance. Light refreshments Rouse and George White, the Per ball.
10c
2 skeins.................................. 15c
were served following the dance. hitter of Cottage Grove.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland
The Willing Workers class of the spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Suth­
Christina Bunday school honored erland’s relatives on Row river, ficial Canvassing Board for sail
Mrs. Wilson Stennett, one of their and Mrs. Sutherland’s mother, Election, that the total numbe
members, with a shower last Wed- Mrs. Elmore, accompanied them of votes cast in Brumbaugh Pre
nesday afternoon at tho Stennett home to spend the remainder of cinct in said County, on the quo
tion “For and Against Stock Run
homo.
tho week.
ning at Large’’ was and is 101
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votes, and that of said votes 41
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APPROACHING EVENTS
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votes were cast for stock running a
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large, and 60 votes were cas
The Tuesday Evening Study club WE SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH against Btock running at large
est grade typewriters at low and that there was therefore i
will meet tomorrow evening at
the home of Mrs. H. W. Titus, with prices and on easy terms. We also majority of 11 votes against stocl
Mrs. Titus and Mrs. R. A. Trask bundle all makes of adding ma­ running at large in said precinct
chines.
Every machine is thor­
as leaders.
Notiee is hereby given that aftei
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Boy
♦ ♦ ♦
n muchino and pay like rent. sixty days from the date of thi:
The 8ocial Twelve club meets Royal Bales Co., Inc-, 500 Oregon notice, to-wit on and after the 25tl
Thursday afternoon
Miss Bldg., Portlund. Ore.
tl-sn day of January, 1925, it shall b<
with
Esther Silsby.
OLD RAGS WANTED—NOTHING unlawful for stock to run at larg<
less than 2 feet square. Must be in said Brumbaugh Precinct, unde:
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Scott will clean and of material that will ab penalty of ten dollars ($10.00) foi
entertain tho Tillieum club Wed­ sorb gasoline; old underclothing, the first offense, and twenty dol
nesday evening nt its regular ses­ flanuols and the like preferred. Can lars ($20.00) for each and ever;
not use old sock*, mercerised or subsequent offense to be recovered
sion.
hard surface goods or small piece* from tho owner of the stock in s
♦ ♦ ♦
of
any kind. We want the best rag* civil action in the name of the
The Lacomus club will hold its
and pay tho best price, 5 cents the
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon pound. The Sentinel.
tf State of Oregon, before a justice
nt the home of Mrs. Frank Knox.
of the Peace of the District in
GUARANTEED HOSIERY, 8AM- which such owner or keeper o
♦ ♦ ♦
ples your size free to agents. either of them may reside, and i
Tho ladies’ aid society of the
Christian church will meet on Write for proposition paying $75 there be no such Justice of thi
weekly full time, $1.50 an hour
Wednesday afternoon in the church spare time, selling guaranteed ho­ Peace in such district then befori
parlors. The president urges all siery to wearer; must wear or any Justice of the Peace in the
members to be present, as plans replaced free. Quick sales, repeat County, and it shall be the duty
International
Stocking of each constable in any Justice
for a Christmas social are to be orders.
mills, 6234, Norriston, Pa.
nl0jllc2 of the Peace District, and of each
made.
FOR SALE—FIFTEEN
ACRES road supervisor in any road dis­
river bottom land, $1500—$500 trict to enforce the provisions of
Jap
cash. Four-roomed cottage, orch­ this Aet, and such penalty shall
ard. One mile from Dorena high be for the benefit of, and when
school—Seven miles from city, on collectM, paid into the common
Jimmie Cooper, a Jap, yraa Row river road.
C. L. Camp­ school fund of the County in
seriously injured, the car in which bell
n24-jlp(2) which such action is brought, with­
in sixty days after such animal
he was riding was wrecked and
the Lyman Adams car sustained FOR SALE BY OWNER—STORE is proved to be at large.
C. J. KEM
Dated November 24th, 1924.
*
building, barn and lot, price $1000.
Cottage Grove
ifiinor injuries this afternoon when
TAo . ¡V
Liru¿ Start
Pror*.
6th and Main
R. 8. BRYSON,
the latter car was struck by the Mr*. Mary A. McCormick, 1142
County Clerk of Lane County,
ear in which the four .Taps were Birch Ave., phone 193. n24d4p(2)
Oregon.'
n24-d!8(M)
passengers. The accident happened
A N Y
WANTED—GASOLINE DONKEY
a short distance south of tho
complete with line* and bloek*
Mote store at Iaitham, near the
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
for logging; also lath machine and
point where another ear owned
MENT.
heavy team horses. A. 8. Coer,
by Adams was struck and wrecked
room 1, Roseburg National Bank
several weeks ago.
Notice is hereby given that
Bldg., Roseburg, Ore.
n27dl-4p(2)
Both ears were traveling south.
Worth Harvoy, Executor of the
Mr. Adams had passed Mrs. Albert CH EV ROL ET COUPE, 1923 MOD estate of Smith Bailey, deceased,
Hull and child, who live near hi*
el, in first class condition, for has filed his final account in the
place a mile beyond and was slow­ sale at a bargain.
Practically matter of the said estate in the
ing down to pick them up.
He new tires. G. Wienert, 412 Adams County Court of the State of Ore­
had given the stop signal. ho avenue.
n£7-<18p(2) gon for Lane County; and that
stated.
Tuesday, the 30th day of December,
The other car, traveling in the FOR SALE—MEW YORK NEED 1924, at the hour of 10 o ’clock in
same direction, tried to get in
ham uphight grand piano. Used the forenoon of said day at the
behind the Adams car to avoid very little. Cheap if taken at once. County Court room in the Court­
collision with a l>ar approaching .133 north lj>ne.
d 1-4 lip house in Eugene, Lane County,
from the south, The driver stated
State of Oregon, has been fixed as
that when he noticed that the MITCHELL WAGON, ^I-INCH. IN the time and place by the said
car behind was going to stop he
good condition for only 940. Court for the hearing of objections
stepped on his foot brake, which Charles White, phone 39F3. d!8p(f) to said Final Account and Final
caused his car to skid and go into
Settlement of said estate. Any and
tho ditch. As it went into the OLD GROWTH FIR WOOD FOR all objection* to Mid account and
ditch it struck the right rear fend­
Mie. R. L. Bailey, 1020 south the final settlement of mid es­
er of tho Adams car.
Fourth.
dl8p(2) tate must be filed with the Clerk
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The injured Jap was brought "" 1 1
of thi* Court on or before the
here to the office of Dr. Frost. NOTICE AGAINST STOCK RUN- said date of hearing.
He had sustained a partially dis­
NING AT LARGS IN BRUM
Dated and first published this
located shoulder and several cuts
BAUGH PRECINCT.
24th day of November. 1924.
on tho head.
WORTH HARVEY,
The Jap* were on their way to
It appearing from the abstract
Executor of the last will and
California from Portland.
of votes cast at the regular Geu- Testament of Smith Bailey. De
eml Electron for law County, eeased.
Engraving cm bowing- The Hen Oregon, held November 4th, 1934. Herbert W. IxHnboni. Attorney for
tinel your live wire print shop, x a» made and tit's laved by the Of
Executor.
n.U itL’i M
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The Beginning of December Is Your Opportunity
Nearly Wrecked
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