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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. ». MONOW. TEBRl’\RY 21. 1927.
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»ion that has been used a great
deal during the session, and ha%
been objected to bv many members.
There are few rubber stamps, in
the meaning usually given the ex
pression. but it is to be noted that
the governor has a rubber stamp
for hits veto. Probably he expects
to have to use it so often that he
would tire himself out writing the
word.
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Mrs. 8. L. Mackin, Mr». 8. V.
Allison and Mr». R. L. Cooper were
joint hostv-sses Thursday for Con
stellation club. About thirty-five
were present, including Mrs. Jennie
Nichols of San Francisco,
Miss
Davis, Mrs. Roy Leonard ami Mrs.
Clyde Leonard as special guests.
Decorations for the rooms were
suggestive of Washington’s birth
«lav nml colonial «loll lamps a«ble«l
a soft glow to the luncheon tables.
A brief business session was hi«l«l
an,I plans for a car«! party to be
helil enrlv in March were discussed,
Following a social hour a daiuty
luncheon was served.
Dancing (.fi/iitz ed Coffee Leads 6 to !
Century 7
BOSTON,
Feb
21
( United
Press.)—The dance craze was the
object of almost as much criticism
n century ago as it is today. This
was shewn by a book, yellowed
with age, which was found recent ,
ly in the walls of an ancient «
mansion demolished in Medford.
Under the heading, “Dnncing,”
the author, in 1921. wrote:
“Nothing shows the national
character, or thoughtlessness nnd
gaiety, more plainly than a strong
ami general propensity for «la lie
ing.
“A imssion for this amusement
affects persons in every grade of
life. It might bo supposed that
those only would be disposed to on
are con
gage in it whose spirits
>
tinuallv elastic an.I liuoynnt. under
the cheering »mil.*. of prosperity
ami ease. But this is not the fact,
“The thoughtless and gay will
often do it in order to suppress
those movings of conscience w hich
would lend them to n life of re
ligiou.' *
The fellow with the $50 flivver
who goes tearing over the high
wavs without regard for the rights
Member of
of others is safe for another two
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Association years since compulsory liability in
Oregon Newspaper Conference
surance has been turned down by
th,« house. The principal reason
for its defeat was the feeling that
J Under the Big Dome | a workable plan ha«l not been pre
sented.
If the legislature waits
until an entirely satisfactory plan
is presi'nted, th«* $50 flivverer will
Tillieum club was
entertained
I h * safe for many years.
(By EI.BERT BEDE.)
Wednesday evening at the home
STATE CAPITOL, Salem. Ore.,
of Mr. ami Mis. C. A. Steven»,
Feb. 1.8.—The alcoholic committee
There nre wheels inside of wheels who invited as additional guests
of the senate has not hold up the at a legislative session, which fact Mr. anil Mrs. J. P. Graham, Mr.
session to any appreciable extent. is discovered when one of the and Mrs. H. A. Miller, Mr. and
It held its first meeting tonight, wheels develop pt a weak spot and Mrs. George Jacobsen, Mr.
and
which should be the last night of tears the whole business to pieces. Mrs. W. W McFarland, Mrs. Carl
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the session but isn’t. The only
Lebow of Creswell and L. C.
bill given it for consideration is
Walter M. Pierce, who is to be te Michener.
The rooms were
at-
one from the house repealing some membered as a former governor tract ively decorated with basket»
provisions governing saloons, Sena of Oregon, is here today, having of pussy willows and ferns tied ORDINANCE TO LIMIT
tor Bailey is chairman of
this returned from an eastern lecturing with large bows of colored ntoline.
SKATING ON STREETS
committee.
tour just in time to find the legis At the close of a pleasant evening
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Youngster» on roller skat«
lature suffering with the
same of five hundred a delicious supper
It wasn't intentional, of course, kind of income tax and tithing was served.
become such a nuisance ami
but there was sarcasm in the in- stomachache that it had when he
menace to motor traffic th:
quiry of Speaker Carkin who, after was governor. Walter found farm
The Dinner club was entertained council, nt an adjourned i
the author had spoken 20 minutes ers complaining more bitterly in Friday night at the home of Mr. Saturday night, ordered at
on a bill, asked whether anyone the central states even than in Ore and Mrs. Schofield Stewart with a nance drawn prohibiting u
had anything to say about the pro- gon and in a peculiarly receptive six o’clock dinner
L. W. Coiner .sidewalks and paving of tl
posed piece of legislation.
mood for his peculiar brand of was a special guest, Table ,l««cora by skaters after dusk Duri
oratory.
tions were in keeping with Wash «lav skaters nre to be ruled
Any bill that takes 30 minutes
ington'» birthday, A bowl of rod streets and sidewalks in th
for discussion is a bad bill in the
I note that in a news story carnations was a colorful renter ties» district nml off of
opinion of the speaker, who be- yesterday I made the serious er piece and favors and place cards highway, but may us«- si,I
conies irritated when a whole ses ror in speaking of income tax, of were of a patriotic design. The paralleling Pacific highway
sion is consumed in disposing of stating that 1 per cent on a thou evening was spent playing bridge within th«* business district.
were
A number of or«linances
less than a dozen bills.
Mind dollars of net income would at which Mrs. R. I.. Stewart held
con
adopted making levies for
be a dollar. Of
<
course even eol- high score.
Crete walks recently const
Compulsory liability insurance lege graduates can figure it out
for operators of automobiles
is that 1 per cent on a thousand dol-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett en- Bancroft bomls will be issu
sure to come, in the opinion of lars is $10. I trust I didn’t ser- tertained Thursday night for the a number of these.
Plans were nia«l,* for an
several who today discussed Mott’s iously mislead anyone who may Bona Tempo club.
The evening
bill to create a state liability in have to pay the tax. A tax of a was spent playing bridge with Mrs. house, to be held the
surance department under the in dollar on a thousand would not be Wilbur Spray and F. H. Allison Thursday in March, to giv
dustrial
accident
commission, worth bothering to collect.
holding high scores. Special guests public an opportunity to
Nevertheless the
proposal
was
were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and the new city hall. The n
voted down for the present.
The figure “7’’ seems to be a Claude Kime, At a late hour a Saturday night was th,* first to be
held in the new eour
lucky one for the Lane delegation. dainty supper was served.
The meeting was h
Representative Hazlett is back The Lane salary rise bill is No.
on the job again, after being ab 37 and five bills by Potter are 57,
Tuesday evening will be the an night because of the lack
sent since the second week of the 67. 267, 487 and 507.
Senators nual guest night of the Tuesday quorum on Monday night,
session with sickness, but all but Bailey and Bell have a bill 227 Evening Study club. The meeting Councilmen Durham and
two were back on the job today. I and Senator Bailey has bills 77 will be held at the home of Mrs. wore sick and Councilman Bede
I and 167.
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George Matthews and the Research was out of the city. The latte
and Social Twelve clubs will be wns home Saturday evening, giv
That nerves are frazzled and
Seymour
Jones,
former
speaker guests. These are the three feder ing barely n quorum for the trnn«
tempers irritable was easily proved
times ated clubs of this city. A special action of business.
today when two members causticly of the house and several
talked
of
as
a
candidate
for
gov program is being arranged.
criticized remarks made by the
FOX CAPTURED 30 YEARS
presiding officer of the
house. ernor, has been appointed state
Mrs. Lester Childs entertaino.l KILLED ON RECENT HUNT
Speaker Carkin accepted the criti market agent. This may not be as
Neighbors
cism in a calm manner and busi high an office as the governorship, Friday for th,' Good
FRANKLIN, N. C., Feb. 21 —
ness went on as usual. Incident I but in this office he has greater club, asking as special guests, Mr».
Zeb
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ally the speaker was supported by opportunity to help the farmers of Irl Groves of Eugene. Mrs. Pete (United Press.)—lu
men went
Shope
an«l
two
other
the
state
than
he
would
Nelson
and
Mrs.
Glen
Haney.
The
have
as
the roll calls on the bills under
foxes.
Near Hkecnnh
chief executive.
afternoon was spent with needle hunting
discussion.
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work after which the hostess ser- creek they caught a full grown
grey fox alive, cut n crop out of
Miss Jeanette Cramer of Port- ved dainty refreshments.
“Rubber stamps’’ is an exprès-
the
one ear, twisted off half
land was a guest today of her
him loose
brother. Representative Cramer of
Mrs. D. D Roberts will be pro- animal’s tai) and let
Grants Pass.
Miss Cramer is gram leader Tuesday for the Re- among their dogs. The fox eluded
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broadcaster for KGW and the search club. The subject is a eon- his pursuers and disappeared in the
legislator is about to take on a tinuation of travel in America and timber.
The other men died in the in
| broadcaster, at least the nuptials will cover the middle west section
| have Leen announced for some time or what is commonly spoken of as tervening years, but Shope went
H.-
hunting here recently alone,
I in March.
the plains country.
came back to tell this story.
—
“My dog» smelled a fox near
The Tuesdav Bridge club will Thorn mountain and started after
Obregon Declares Work
meet this week at the home of him. When I caught up they’d
Great Need in Mexico Mrs. Schofield Stewart. It will be killed the animal and there was
the birthday anniversary of the the bobbed tail, croppe«l ear and
Office in Durham’s Store
club
and election of officers will all.’’
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.—
Shope brought the fox home
(Lnited Press.)—More determined take place.
said there was no doubt but
work and less flowery talk is what
Due to sickness the meeting the animal was the same he
Mexico needs to solve her many
harassing difficulties, and
when place of the Latham community caught 30 years before.
Name □ this work is accomplished the club has been changed. The club
country will reap the benefit of. will meet at 2 o’clock Friday
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great natural resource», equal to afternoon at I the home of Mrs.
Bob
Hugh
Trunnell
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with
Mrs.
Lulu
those anywhere in North America.
Such was the statement of Gen Perkins as hostess. The assisting
eral Alvaro Obregon, former presi committee will be Mrs. Peckham
dent of Mexico, while here on busi and Miss Katie Fry.
ness recently. Obregon said there
was no end to possibilities in his
Elizabeth Tipton, grand
native land.
t<- conductress of the gg.-ind
g Imperial Barber Shop § “ The west coast of Mexico,’’
r of the Eastern Star of
□
P. 8. Bukowski, Prop.
the former liberal leader explained,
, will lw here nt the Friday
' meeting of the
local
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ “has a potential wealth vastly
gn-ater than that of the west coast
r of the Eastern Star. She
of the United States. Water for
district deputi of th«- grand
r
irrigation purposes may be taken
matron.
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from 17 different rivers; the cli
Cottage Grove-Eugene mate is good; the soil is perfect.
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paradise. ”
Proprietor
The one-armed fighter and form-
er political leader said that his
| business in the United States had
FURNITURE MOVING
| no political significance. He was
AND STORAGE
here to buy supplies and organize
a business «leal through which
has already leased thousands
Piano Moving a Specialty.
acres of Mexican land owned
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Americans.
“I am here to work—to produce
the west coast of the
United
.States on the west coast of Mexi
co,’’ he smilingly explained.
Long Distance Hauling
At his home in the state of
Piano Moving a Specialty I •Sonora, the ex president is doing
many things to show his faith in
Mexico’s possibilities. There is a
huge irrigation project being con I
We meet all competition
structed under his direction,
a
and furnish the Inst sale
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
settlement project for natives, nnd
book on the market.
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the annual production of millions
Horne merchants should
National Bank.
of dollars worth of peas, tomatoes
buy their salcsbooks at
anil peppers which arc sent to the
home.
STORAGE AND GENERAL United States.
Declaring that he is not inter
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ested in the oil situation nnd other
Mexican troubles, Obregon said ho
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Practically Everythin!? in
has settled down to “productive
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peacefulness’’—a rare gesture for
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a Mexican general and a former
=u president of the southern republic.
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lire consumed,’ ’ 1‘ollok Mlbl. “Ill I
1I»2<1 w«* served 429,757 giillotiN of I
e«iffee, enough to fill H.S’H.IU*
largo cup*.
Only tUit5(U! gnlionn ij
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gallons of
of
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of members was show
tin« roll call, then s
wouhl change the
everything w««ul«l be
cute, as the stenogra
whil,< several innuren
porttint lulls uitolr -i ,|
bv th«* roll cull route.
Dilemma up to t
Sharp word» arose
tempt to reconsi'hr
which the house cone
senate amendments to
tax bill.
Speaker
nouncol that if th««
starte«l kicking this pi
lotion around, the s>
legislation being no l«r
ami no relation to
might as well kick it
strci't to start with
tion promptly failed
tion on the so calle«
was successful, but
th«* table temporaril
The income tax bill l««i<1 1»«
rolled nmi was ready to send
governor the moment that recon
»¡deration fniied. About thr«- ■ min
utes later a messag«* r«-nch<
house that the bill ha«l neen
*e rotary
sn-1 filed
state, Reconsideration now wi
require at least n concurrent r
lution.
The two bodies are putting it up
to the governor to <lo whrit I t hev
confessed themselves unable I to do.
to i-ut out their appropriation gar
meat» to fit their revenue cloth,’
nnd great fear is felt that some
hearts nr,* going to be
broken
when Ike the Sphinx starts wield
ing the veto nt. This is one rea
son that .some members are nut
hurrying adjournment. They woul'l
like to stick around until the time
limit when ths* governor must ap
prove or disapprove the appropria
tion bills. Over the week end the
two
presiding offic««rs of the
houses, the chairman of way» nn« I
means, chairmen on assessment nml
taxation, the governor nn«l other
members of the l>onr«l of control
will hold a consultation nml it is
ho|H*«l that at this time the gover
nor will snv whether or not he is
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