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Th«* great daili«** are trying to
hoep um inforni«'«!, *o far ns the
EM»bM*lio4 1R»O.
M«»rr«»t i venv«f of th«» principal« in th
Publlsbod Kv«ry 'I hurtday
uewa will penult, a af every net ot
► lb. rt Had* A Kltort Hmllb
Pu Ml* her» Col. LiudlM'rgh an I hi* bride.
Albert Had«------- --------------- —------ Editor
wonder what woubl I hap|M'n to the
e»lit«»r of a country neu*pap»‘i who
A flr*t claad publication •at«r»d al Cot
taya Grov« aa ar con d claaa matter
»ent a re|»ort«'r to follow n bri»|r
community
and groom from hi*
Huain«»* Office...................... ’<¿3 North Sixt I.
whose doing* might b«' of n« muc1
MVHNCKIPTION NATE«
iat< rent to hi* r» a«l» r* a- are th«*
By mail (caah in advance)
doiac* of the Lindberghs to the
One year.......... .. • 2S|TI»ree month* >0 75
Th«»
Ml muntha
|l 25|On* month
>0 30 readers of th,' great dailies,
country editor who gave the
Member of
«pace *1 to expected arrival* in th
National Editorial Aaaociatlon
famili«'* of the great of hi- com
<
Oirgon State Editorial Aaaociatlon
munity ns th«»
dailies <lo to » ex
Oreffon Newapaper Conference
peett'd arrival« in th«' familie« 's of
person* in th«» public « y« wouldn ’•
be able to pure ha-«' much lit»' in
«urniic«'.
W«* dmiht wheth«'r th« r«
is tht» interest m th«'-«* strictly per
«onal affairs of newlywed« aud ex
p«'«tsut mother* as th«' dailies a-
Pacific Coaat Hepreaentalivr*
-umc th«'r<* i*.
A. W. Stypea. Inc.
¿to
Portland. Rc-curilf Hldff . San Fran, lece
Pacific Bld» Med Brydon Jack In chary.
Hkaro* Hldy
i/o« Anjelea, Oil Western
Mothers of lad- ol»l enough
read pictures would g«'t -«»ni«» i
t«»r*'sting information on th«' tret
THE REFERENDUM SCANDAL of th«* youthful male mind I
watching a gath«'ring of y. ung*t«*
The Sentinel ha« been criticixed
at a display of mod«rn magatin«
bl \ arious time* bevau««- it has m * Th«* kul« «proad out «»n the -id
behove«) th«» initiative and refeten
walk or ««»uveni«»ut re-Ung pla
<lum as UM*d in this state to be per th«' «ame picture« that da»i ha* su
feet instruments for bringiug about
reptitjou«ly rea«l ahead of them.
the will of the people
For year»
the Oregon Journal wn« na«lv at a
Reading the advice to th«* I luv.
moment *s notice to hurl at those
who criticis'd this portion of th«* lorn that i* a feature of s<»me P»
Oregon syatem charg s of being th« pen», one would imagine that th«*
who
handy andy« of big business, of l»e author mu«t be seti n- old
ing took of the plutocracy, of be would gi'c a week - salary for on«*
ing dumbbells,
mnv«Mnp<»up«
an., good tight squevxe with trimming-
arch enemies of the dear people.
On«* of th«' most
incon venier I
The Sentinel has always belie*, el
the initiative and referendum show I i thing* the new »«Iministration will
have
to
put
up
with
is th«* fact
lie merely a club that might I m
that every man who wa« eligi
used nt rare intervals to hold th
legislative body in check.
Th: to xot«' at the- receut election I«
eligible to a job now.
Sentinel pointed out that the in
tiative and referendum, a* used iu
Getting the wor«t of it at sum
Oregon, was not the i‘.xprv—i«»n ol
time has oft.'n tiwn.sl .mt to be th-
the will of the people and could
and sometimes win subverted to be.-t thing that could have hip
the purposes of big business, to pen«*! to a person.
the purposes of those wishing t •
Thore should at least be a -tai
put something over on the people,
or to make inoperative fair and market for corn, oat- and hay.
just laws enacted by the legisla
There’s no reason for being JI.
lure.
So strong has Imen th? belief cd r»‘asonal»le.
this writer that the purpu*« of th«
initiative and referendum was be THE DOLLAR AND THE CHILD
ing subverted that he has repeated
(Harrisburg Bulletin.)
ly refused to *ign petitions, even
Tun»' and again lately th«* pr< -
when such petitions sought
th«*
things iu which this
writer
be the pulpit or the bench hu- tnl«l n-
that th«* principal need oi incur
lieved.
It is doubtful whether th«» peo­ rigible children i« belt» r parent'
ple of Oregon have ever demanded Perhaps they are right, though they
an initiated measure or demanded usually prove it bv precept rath»',
the referendum on a measure that than by practice. Parent*» are oft. n
has been referred to them. At any neglectful, but when «lid they ha\«
rat«» it is now apparent t»» the m.••• more to contend with* When were
ardent exponents of the referendum amusements in morn» hands of coni
that the people have not demanded nu'rcia! interests that ran* noth
referendums on the tax measur * for children but everything for th«-
of the re<eut legislature and that dollart The modern girl goe- »uit
methods taken to invok? the refer on the street and reads on th»* bil!
of
th»'
endum were out of harmony with boards that th»' hcroe-
the spirit of democratic govern j world ill smoke a certain brand of
p.oes
by
the
new
-
cigarettes,
She
nent. It chances that the greatest
friends heretofore of the referen stand an«l see« on display a »•hoie«*
scene«
on
dum are also the great«'*! fri«*ud- assortment of risque
.
of the tax measures of the rec * l ! magazine rover page». She goe-
companion
quieily
legislative serious and all of :• school and a
Hidden such an ardent apostle a> hands her the latent filth in th'
the Oregon Journal of everything form of true yarns. 1 She gets home
on which to hang an editorial is and turns nn the ra< ) and hear.«
)>ou<ing the cause of the dear peo­ that 27 million doctor: recommend
ple ha« discovered that the refer a bran«! of cigarette«, She goes t »
endum is an infamous thing in th» a movie and sees the latest s«-\
_
>h»» h
hands of those with money enough j service. Coming back again
arrayed
faultle«*ly
____
to pay hired circulator« to peddle . hailed by a
petitions against
enactment
in «h«»ik who wants to tak»‘ her for a
ride in a beautiful
auto.
Once
which that paper believe«
Listen to thia from the Journal: more at home where she should b»'
“Tn other days, this newspaper | safe with her parents. >he pick« up
opposed the abolition of hired c’r a paper and sees the picture of the
rulatorw of initiative and referen­ latest bathing beauty with a dr»* -
dum petitions. Ex peri en»*»’ is bring that wouldn *t have made a ribbon
t»» tip up h»*r gntn«lmoth»*r’« hair,
ing out phase« of tue pai 1 » irculi
tion of petitions that nobody fore or reads the love letter* of a youth
to his sweetheart who kille»l his
saw’.
No, the par
“The use by destructioni«ts of the rival because of h»-r
hired circulator«, and the chao*. | »'nts are not altogether to blame.
ihev are able to bring up, raiu-
the wonder if the time is not on
THE THREE TRAINED SEALS
the way when there should be an
(Corvallis Gaiette-Time« )
amendment. The transformation • f
The thre* trained seal« of Oregon n*<rs-
petition circulating into a .system,
paperdom ar* Hugh Burn* of the .Port
the throwing of signatures to peti­ land *-pectator C E. Ingalls of the Cor
tions on a bargain counter, pur vallis Ga ret t»- Time- and Elb»-rt Be«ie of
»•Ease of the hold-up of a law by the Cottage Grove Sentinel. From Hunt»
to Bede to Ingalls or the other way round
nn-een gentlemen working in rhe they never let the ball touch the groan«!
»lark and knowing exactly what No other editor say Paul Kelty of the
Eugene Register or Brother Putnam of
they want, is a prostitution of di
the » apital Tournal ever takes * -wat
lect legislation into a near -h:«m and
knocks the ball from them into other
and farce.“
territory: so the trio have a private game
Tho-e are almost the exact words to their nun amusement and the regale­
that the Journal has used in years ment <»f their readers—Salem Statesman.
Well, it*« a goo«l game and th«-
na-t in its holier than thou excoria
tion« against those who dared rai«e other two in the act are good per
former*.
Besides, what i* an edi
a voice against the
manner
in
which the initiative» and referen toria] columu for if it i* n«»t to
Most editor­
dum were being use«!, 1 ut the Sen amuse the writer?
tine! readily agrees with all the take themselve* an«] life too >eri
Journal now savs.
The Ontario ou-ly, or at least that ’.* our not ion
\rgu«, Oregon City Enterpri-e an«! of it. Still and all, we object
Pendleton
East
Oregonian
ar« thp appellation of «cal to our frien«!
A -»-al doesn’t have any
among other
paper«
that
have Elbert.
raised their voices against tin- re l*g- t«« «peak of. while Elbert ha«
leg*
that
we don’t «lo anything
rent, «randalou« proceeding. Com­
ment on the streets is much th»* else but «peak of. We were in
same.
Revulsion against this sub­ Portland the other day and ealle«l
version of what was intended to b . on the very refreshing Mr. Hume
and what under proper restriction an«l he said he had a letter from
would be, a great progressive «top a Mibscriber in New York wanting
in democratic government, has been to kuow if Elbert Bede was a real
l*er*'Ou or whether we had invente«!
almost spontaneous.
The initiative and
referendum him, ami if lo* was real, what'«
th«- matter with hi*
hi« leg- j anvhow?
wdj stay, and should «lay. but w
are please«] that many
now
*e« Of course he i« real and there*«
«\ hat a few have had the temerity nothing th« • matter with his leg-
not. They are the
to mention during year« past, that We should say __
restrictions should be thrown about —we]] you know* what they ar-,
the initiative and referendum that or. you know a nearly as you pn
you
have
se»«n
v. ill make them what they w.-rp in siblv ran unlei
them. An«! «peaking of «eals—di I
tended to be.
you ever see seal* wearing spats
A great deal of fault is found and a monocle? How rouId Hugh
heeau.*e more people don’t make Hume lie compared to a •eal then*
pre pa rat ions foi the time
when The statesman i- right about the
ihev must depart for pleasanter or three getting amusement out of the
wanner climes.
If w»« did rn-tk • act, whether anybody else «loes or
such preparations, the rhanc.e« •■re not. but th«» eornpari-on—aside from
goo«] act, th«-r«* ¡«n’t
that we should lose intere«i in tie­ it« being a n good
thing« to be done here, whil»» tin anv comparison.
probabilities are that most of th«
progr«*s« of the age«
has
“<«ni • •
BLOWERS AND HIS
about through the effort« of those
CANDIDACY
who wrkt Ou pluiiuHi^ f*»i tin* fu­
ture, striving to accomplish greater
Motor Route B,
Eugene,
Orc.
rod better things without thought June 1.— (To the Editor.)—I am
that ‘hoy might not be h»*ro to <-n agreeably -urpris«*<| to not«- your
iny the reivards of their effort
flattering article in your i*-.*u<- «•
If wo could know the hour thst the 30th in r«-fcrenc<» to my can .
we were to go, the chan»-« areHia* dacy fur governor of On g«.ri.
I
we should devote ourselves to a had »-*.pect»-«l no support from any
•elfish enjoyment of life at th- of the standpat or reactionary pa
time when we
should
be
I».- • per*.
1« it possible that I
huv«*
equipped to do something for t i cla-sifji-d The Si-ntim-l incorrectly ’
ture generation«.
I. hop«- that I have been mistaken
in my »stimat«- ami that The Ren
In these days of divided energy tine! may be depended upon to do
and responsibility, one is compel]« I
omething for humanity.
to t ke off his hat to th»- town of
Yes, I -erved exactly one term :n
Nfidilla and that section of Oregon. the legislature, and did not put
The little town puts on an annual any of mv family on the pay roll
rodeo that has so far proved .. nor introduce any “ hak«- T«»w n"
¡laying venture and resilient« of bill*.
Nor wns I so
*‘thrifty”
that section see that their friend- that I packed my copy of the ••«-*
of nearby counties got personal in sion laws home and sold it for .a
vitations to b.’ present. The next paltry two dollars.
one is to be given July 4 and un
I have always had sufficient -elf
iloubtedly half of Clackamas and respect to believe that I was man
Marion counties will be there. Re enough to make a living without
cent I v a community day was held becoming a leech on the taxpayer*,
at Salem and it was said that on»* and if the voter.*, in «pit«» of th«-
school district
of
the
Molalla standpnt press, .should elect me g »
neighborhood was represented 1 M) ernor I w: ’ acc»-pt tin- con-titu
per cent.
We should like
very tional salary of $1500 a year, mi!
much to find it convenient to at $7,500, until the voters, who -ibin •
tend one of their community af have the authority, may amend ihe
fair« just to see how a community, constitution.
of that kind puts over a eommun
I will also try to hav»» legi-da
ity project.
tion enacted that will abolish whit
th * sr.trrnniL. oottaqb prove
THURSDAY. -ÎÜNr. II. 1!»W
orf . oqn
—------------ —————♦
! Church News j OFFICERS OF COUNTY
1929 10 BE RECORD
FAIR ARE NAMED
Piesbytenan Church ••Th»' Oxer
crowded Life“ xx ill Is» th.* «ubjevt
of panfor Dwn.’nn P. t'amerutt nt
Out Giving
the II o’clock Sunday service The Pieuiiuiii List
*«'rm«*n will deal with th«' question
Exhibit.* and
Rules
for
of whether on«* feel* th«' tyranny
of mere thing- and whether life i*
Lists of Prues.
so highly organired a* to crow.I
out the hot.
\ n'medy will b
sugg«*«ted.
The < hurch w ill join
Officiai.*» fui thi- year'« cuuui *
in the uni«»n iter vice nt « o’rhv. k fair bave I h » i auuoiincvd.
I” if
nt the Methodist church at which e\«'ruli\e colui tt»V is comptuiv.l ot
Rex
Louis Henrx
Randi.*
w II K. K Bua*. <
\\
\
I.
.
«peak
rhvHnpaoUi J »KSH
t'hadw ick. C I
The
Highway
Baptist
ChilWh. Hurd. O
I
i
Louis
Ht'nrv
Randle.* p*-tor
Datti« l>
Church -ch«»ol, 9:45: this -Father«'
h **»
Frank
I
\\
day and th«* fur»'tio«»n «« rmon «no ¡unnied mai-hai ut' thè di
I« et Wtll !»«* ‘‘Th«* \mlutiou« of a Xutuwall is master ut the
I iliou.
Man;“ junior «ocietv. •••1.5; Hi B C. ,1
rm'«*-«.
Daniel*, mituag* i
V, 7, with th.* xtewnrc!*hip con» J
', a II > I
K. <»rv«*r, officiai alt
mis-ion in charge; th«* e\«*niiig s»*r Jitn lj»wM»n. anumtneer
vic«» xx.ll b«* a union -,*i»:.«* in the
The Hat «
M<*tho«li«t .hurch.
fulkwa;
Ravmoiid
John*«
Li vv-tork
Methxxh« Church. M J M«»ri«»x.. generai manager. II. I. I’link. J
miui*t«*r— -Sundax -vh«*v| will t»;« ’ m *\-. Raymond Johu-> ii , she«*,» u ;iN«i
Maxwell. -w ine.
at 9:45 with Dwight Mercer n« g«Mls. ,l’ \\
The 11
uVImk
siq»erinteu»lent.
r ikr? -i«.i W W h* «lei, .b'pnrt
hoar will I m ’ given over to th' reg m«*nt maiiag«*r.
ular chiMrv nN «lay program. f«vr
Industriai depnitmvnt I.. I.. Sun
n
ar*' muiis, manager.
which
splendid
i u m hers
Martin .luhii««»u,
planned. At 7 o*c dock Gladys Rie li.gh schot»! manager. I..
Wright,
mann will lea.I th, io senior chapter junior hi uh mauag>*r.
s
of Epworth Leagu»
_ •' ’ in a *li*cus«i«m
\gri cultural prt.ducts -
of the -u!»i«'rt, “A Gniw’ing >.\ 1 tilcf, general manager,
,s
of
Go«l.
’
’
The
union
<
hur«*h
C
perienee
llurt ¡cultural depaitmt-ut
service of th«* city will b*' held »n t'nlef, ma nag«» I.
t-hi
hurrh nt the S «»’clock l>*ur
\ egrtable
department — C
anl Rev
Kamil«' of th«'
Bapti-t Calof, malinger.
chur«*h w I lie the speaker.
r
«lepartmeut •— I H» n
Flora!
Keettev, ma nager.
ChrLtian Self no Society
J 42 Seeoad
Dumo« die procès* «lepartmeut
Street Sunday service« at I I » m Wed
Richatdsuu. dopai 1 m«*nt
t.e«<iay
te-tl
>
.rrting at 1» Mm. I . \
<
K*
<it datine library I» matta g«r; Mr-. F. I. » hnmbci-, u«
»uaintamed in the building Phe public *• sistant managi-r.
. rdially mv|*«i to attend the church s«r
Womeu ’« - textile
texlile d« partuient
»i«>- and
.ba i»e of the library
Il Field«,
Fi«'l«l*, man. igei; Mr*
Th«* -ubjvc-t of th«- h‘-s«‘ti -eruu‘11 Mr*. R. II.
t'olemau. av-i.-tant mait-ig«*»
for. Sunday foronoon will be ••God. J. K Coleman,
Art dt'|H*rtment
l«‘pa rt iik - ii I — Mi* F,dwìu ì
the Onlv Cause an i t reater “
Badge, .!«*
.b'pnrtnent
partaient manager.
Lutheran Mi—ion
Martin P Sin -n
Boy«’ an
ani i girls*
girl«’ club «lepartmeut
pastor Advriitl-t church, w • a t
Maiu
\niukl D. Collier, manager
Divine Kwric«* at 2 30 every first aud
Fair <iat»*« far thi yenr are \ug
third SunAax-
All Lutheran- irrcspev
live uf nationality are •urckally invited
ust 21, 21 23 and 24
The prem
also others who are without a rhurc-h ium lisi, whirh »*» noix l»«*ing «h-
home.
tributed, gixe- tul.-- an.l t« gu la
First Church of Naiarcne
Eleventh tion* fur exhihits
au«!
liais
of
and Aiam» J t
Burk head pastor Sun
prtzes for th«* xariou- <l< pnrtm**u
day school at ** *5 preaching »ervive Suu
day at 11 and 7 30.
\\ «luriday at T:30
prayer
Ch..rch of Christ. — (London 13 mile*
south of Canape Grove) — Sunday set-
sleet. Bible study 10 a in
worship 11
a ut., tcripturv study 7:30 p m.
Seventh Day Adsmtist Church —West
Maia stretl Saturday Sabbath school at
« 45 a if!
chwch service
• ni
Prayer meetia«r « 7 30 p m. Wednesday
1 City Council '
— » — —
■ — — —
The following bill« were allow«'«»
at Monday nignt
meeting <»f city
council:
S. Morgan, »alary .................
L W i'vinrr. -alary ................ ....
Or C. E. Prost, salary
...........
Fire c onepanjr. -alarie»
P H. Jon»-«, uagra —.........
O»r>r Smith, wag«-» .......................
(». B. Pitcher, «alary ....... ................
J. M Eaatham. «alary
C. E. Caldwrll. »alary ini»c
H
W
Lombard »alary
11
~ * , _____
meals -..
for ..
priwnrrs
_ -urist Caf»
L'niphrcy & Mackin, »upplie»
3.
i . k P m 4 ‘ 1
Mppli«-«
Eugt-ne Con«-rct»» Pipe Co. meter
boxes
— . —..........
I
«‘ran.- to., uater »applies
....
G W Electro chemical Co. tank
B_
11
rental »n«i chlorine
4
I A Peterson, labor city hall
N
Godard and Randall supplies
30
C. ti
F.irl Co
Leonard Transfer Co
clraniug
110
atreets
.................. . .............
Wallace A Tiernan
chlorination
plant
City Transfer Co.. freight
K
E Eriekaon Co. traffi«- linr
13 >0
markers
I
Poatofflcr rnv*-lopei
3 GO
Knowles A Graber. hllpplit**
10
Sentinel ■I ptg and pub
D R I Hamant repairs
‘.'4* -O
Moi luntani Stat«-s Power <*o
w 3d
\
Horn gravel
M
Mrs. Randle to Be Speaker
Mr-. Louis H«-nry Randi«» will bv
th«» f«jr«-ign missionary *»p«'ak*-r »’
the Baptist summer a-«ombly to b -
h»*l«l July 15 to 26 at i.infic-bl rol
lege in McMinnville.
The a--rm
bly is for church worker* of all
ages throughout the state.
Mr«.
Randle -pent «even vrars in m’»«-
Ma* Marr Stores Change Manager
H. F. Lit wilier has arrive«! her»-
from Eug»-n»- lo tak«-
over
th«-
management of th«* lo«-al bramh «»f
the Ma»-Marr stores.
W. W. Gra
ham, whom Mr. Lit wilier succeed-,
ha* b»-«-ii transfers-.I to O*w»-go.
.«lav. *y in tho chain
stör' «, and
havp already taken «tops to have
the government open the Wiliam
i-tt.- rlvi-i from Salem to Spring
field. I al.-o believe in honest tax
ation law«. I judge from ?i recent
editorial in your pap»-r that you do
not agree with tn»*.
I am (JO years ol«l, o one term
will be plenty.
My past record a mayor of Hood
Riv'i-r and Sumpter, in the I’nite»'
States marshal’
office
and
n-
county judge will b‘-nr examination.
The records of the past two leg»*
lature- are nothing to In* proud o»
ami tho fact that l » vor served in
th«» legislature might injure my
chance* for governor.
I was defeated for deb'gnte *«i
the republican convention, but I
polk-«] 42.O H vot' s
ami
I’r loo
poll« «I 3K,oO<> for governor. If«» «loo-
not -oom
»li*.co,irag«-«|,
-« ij
why
-houl'l I b«» «low n hearted?
J WVRENCi: N BLOWERS
I Eiiiii-nr Guar 1 )
(Jl -nn M< Kibb« n. 17 yeur old Cm
tag«- Grov«- bov, hm been rho »*n ■«
the best qualified lad among con
testants of l.ane, Linn. Dougin« «*»• '
Benton counties to represent hi«
di«lri«-t in n ‘■tf»t“wide competition
for place in a final national con
test for s.-lection of a bov to study
in the laboratories of Thomas A
' di«»»»«, th. world’s greatest in ven
tor, and eventually to succeed the
aging “Wizard“ in carrying the
banner of inventive research. It is
a worthy distinction that Glenn
ha won already, although it is hut
a start nlong a road that will be
hard to travel and
sharply con-
tested.
To be declared the best
qualified boy in four Oregon coun
ties is no slight honor.
With
State nm«! work ui
«m ludiug project* ii...
«ler c«m*ttu» ti»‘n atiil *»lh«*i« iH*ii«liiig
that will I««* tak.'ii up within th
next few iiiunth«. will m *1 i urw
«»u«' x«':ir rve«»rcl fur m*w hi^hw «y
improvement hi th«- «'utility.
'1 tn«* ««uintx ha» «hili«' well th.-*
\«-:o and w ■ hu.v uu ciiti«*i«iu ut
th«* tommut ut «-«»«»pciati«»n that ili
«tat«* ha
giv«*ii u«. “ *ai«l Judge
i' B Barn:o«l tu « uiiimt'lit mg oil
the unni rei ! an«l bridge pi«»ie«t.
tho ar«‘ m*w ic«-urej m th«' «-«»unlv
fur ««»iiipletion
thi- y«*ar. There
hnx«' !»«•« n h*ng «lelay* un mime «»«
th«-«* project« hilt they nr«» all a*
sur« «I iiuw
I h«' peoph» of l.nii«’
eouuty -h«uild I m * well plea«*'tl with
the larg«> aiiumnt of «*oii*trii«*l « hi
this y.Mi aul.d by -late and 1« I
oral grant*.
The roa.l ami bn-lg«' prnje.’t* a*
h«t«*«l by Ju«lg»' Barnard are th«'
\l. K>• !« •
>■; «dg»'.
li.it»*
eivvk
THE QUALITY STORE-xiooo
til inn I i'll
l»l,i fumi» mi ihi» work,
but
it ÌM II« inf protuitile Hull Ito*
1 fur Ho» priije»« Ibi»
, «‘«lllll will . k
Iu the lurae uuiouui ui
V«*M4 • l.l.
umk Mow »lurli'.l
1
' IUM«I Hll'l Iu i.||.«
ur pl tl|||i«t*«l
Mnuiig Intorto Fuirhuuud.
i Jen« II ui thi« 4 II y HU«I
I'ntiou «»( t*4il|i t'n*4*k hut«»
|mrrhnae«l un iiit'*i‘"«t
«h’lil gi'Hip uf rlnhio
hemin «lia!riel own« d
i *li it i do II«
|>i
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service
Footnotes of Fashion
l»i« tmini: s«-v«-i‘al r«-|»r«‘-»«*ntiiti\«• llOOS til I lie st-nsoii.
Bci-aiis«- lit«- riultl lout w ear is most import.-ml , you will
lie illt«*l'«-st<*l| ill Olli' show III < » ni tilt' Illusi c«»ri'»-«-t llliitlrls.
BROWN BUILT STRAP SLIPPERS
ALL STYLES WITH RIOID ARCH
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Itlnek putì nt ivith inirruu <ini|>. dioico
uf 1'illum lied nr H|>ike hei l simp fust
riti <1 w ith liiiekli
stolli- brillimi!
PCNTISTS
1.1 How — IKI.O.1
I 1 F.fth
I Main ,lr»«l» Huu
to ■> 30
Eveuiutf* and Sun
Iu I . a»‘d
dav» bv Mi'puintiu* nt l*hvto* • Office 35
rr»idctu* I «»I d
I >K u
$4 Oft and $0 50
simp
K I' Il rx IM b Di utial First haliuual
bank buiidin* t’oliagr Gruv* Orrguu
*-p«Oali»t in extraction. adtnini»tralL>n ol
nitrvua o&idfaud uxjgru oral aurgery
Office phone ll)
Ke»ideuce I'.'U •
H
PHYXICtANS
UROWN BUI1.T STEP IN SLIPPERS
FKOST
Phyakiaa and »ur
Office iu Lawaon buildiu»
Pboue 4L l'ulta^, liruve Or« gnu
U
K
V
F
physician aud »«»r
bjr appointment Over
Keill * Drug »tore Cottage Grove, Orvgoll
H ANLEY,
geon Kveniuf*
m
d
W
KIME. M
I»
Physiciau and
Surgeon Obstetric* and diseases of
w •utru and «-hiblrrn a specialty Office
Fit»I National Banti building
I tu«n« •
O((li.
<4
re;.id« i.•■
I. » 1
K.»l«iiu.<
ad ir» •« 114 » we»t Main
\
CULP CREEK
Corner of
Frrc« Mrihodist Church
avanti» ___________
and aouth ______
Fifth _______
stre.t—
Monrue______
Miles Pitcher, pastor. Hcnday »cnoul at
Iu. ft»reiju< n ••r«rica» at 11.
*«-r
»k* at 7.30.
Prayer utratiny at 7 30
Thursday eseuinga.
• • •
Cooperatili
Lane to Greatest Extent
Ever for One Year
tUC«(lUf
Pt*ul«<.*ostai Assembly of God — Fail
Main strert. across iron» S P »laiton
Adiii« B Suer, pastor. Sunday »chuvl»at
v 45 a m.
!<rvk-<-s at 10 45
a
in
yoanf people's luvetinr al 7 p in «■»»n
gelistlc
rrieea at 8 p
tn
♦▼•ry nicht at H p
n rxcpt Monday
and Saturday . rcmilar aerxiw Tttf«rfay
bible study,
’«Jlnraday. piayer m*. tin«
Th rxd :y «erv$*« s with x<’ .nr J »' I’! in
charme, Fxiday^ strait m«*otlng. Satur
iay at 7:30 p. m.
I«
State
Wilbimcll«
brulg •, Mi K.'uai«' highwnv ch i
llli'umln nmt »loilher
highwHV runt m«' 1 nii-l « l«*ni ing Hll'l
« «
S|irillgfb*ld, IWO «'«HltlHi't » «III
liuto» ul III** \\ illtiim'll«- IllghwNv grading uf th«» Ill i, k i ‘ hii yuii «*<»«»
hil|-»lH W i tion.
find reaurfneing of
ih«*
liighwnv
fi «mi G r.*«n l«*n I tu 1 UW
\ii«»lli«*i rumi i«ib ill $ i»*w i* th»»
Fnw*
Yh»*!»«' |irujm*l* ufi* h 11 mid 'i i mpi u\ «*iii« iit «»f th«» H iu-l'io h igu
way with th«* «*xv« |»t¡«m uf «ui«-
I'll.* «It i
th«* \Vilhom'lt«* |ub«« t\hi«h uh
n«»t
iw«*ntly rumpleh'd
m». I w o
mi
thhi't work for thia
y««r r
.lire 11
which vutitrn«*t* will I««* l«»tt l U’
l*Ht dii«»
th«* Niu«luw highwnv, Iiuli.in « IT,‘I II
.... I MUI
hr!«!g«', i»» hivernent «if h •■«• ■rtooi
*>/ J he |<« h -« » « It high \v « X ‘■••Il I II « » I
Bl Jil'R BROWN COMBINATION
I.ASr. ARCH BUILT SLIPPERS
and pump :;
ATTOBNKVS
r KUH NT w I.OMBAN1»
Attorney
( sprrlal tu the S« i,i,n« I >
at Law Firat National Itauk bnildlu<
June 5.—Mr. an«! Mr«. J. O M
Fbo.te V4 t'otlafr Urut. Oregon
K.uuey of Dor. na » t«* \ .«»tor*
l SHINN
Attorney at l^w and
\V. Jn«v-lay nfterno«»u .t the B. 1'
Notary Public
Practice* In all court»
McCollum h«»mc.
Bader building Cottafe liruve. Oregon
Mis.* Viola Lan«» of Spi ingfieb!
calle«! «»»i friends h«re Thur-dav
RAFTINtl IIKNRY M l.AKF Plana
and aperiflcatlona. Oet your building
afternoon.
plan* ready for spring and summer build
Bill Jean* ua« :• busin«*«s visitor ing
Personal calls afternoon or evening
Friditv m Eugene.
l«oraled two mil«» OMt of OMtUtff
Mr. and Mrs. Wili am McBee of Or* P <> Roa 34N. Phone 41F3
Scotts Mill« move«] here
her»» Fri»lay.
Mr McBee will b«- e «mploved
tn ployed .«
eugtneer in the sawmill here.
ano 'aNiwax
Mr and Mrs W I’- Pattea
ite.l Friday evening at th«' W
• i ' J • ' A . - * ■
-
Rous«* home at Springfield,
|g||Vt«mdÿj *q5t»eA (
Bill Jean« an I M r an I M r«. Juhn
iq
Jean* left
Frultiv for Portland
where thev will sp'n I •»« v.-ral «lay«
IB.UU OS .|.I||V||I.U|
on business.
Mr. an«| Mr-
Elmer McCollum
■ui Uli
p|l!tl|l(A us |l|.>lll|S.IA
of Cottage < Grov«» \i*itr<! Saturdi»)
■ill °.X -»•<■» .moi .ne p| low
evening at thi home of Mr. Me
.iqi
lit
spu.ipiAtp |s u|
iqj.
Collum’* parents, Mr an I Mr*». B
F McCollum.
•aiqin.uj
Mr« « A M. Scott and «on arrived
»|U.<uiuio.ldy ^X-IV
here ! Saturday evening from Port
land and will make th»‘»r home
hero,
Mr. Scott is owner of th»«
sawmill here.
Mr. an«l Mr**. Grant Rit»* an«! Mr
and Mr«. Jarno« Rib- and childrce
of Independence vi-ite«l Ma turila i
3aip|iny j .> ui |\- ui p.uu^..
and Sunday at th«- Al Whi turn»
home.
Mr. an«! Mr
Hugh Proudfit an I
children an I Mr an«1 Mr-
\ G
Sut«‘r of Eug«*n»x w. r»' visitors Sun
• lay at th»* home of Mr*. Proudfit*«
aunt and Mr*. Suter’s *i*ter, Mr
E. M. Carter. Mr. Suter, who ha«
b»‘»*h in Eugene Severn
-»evi-rnl I w»
’ek* re
week*
ceiving medical
tr«*atmvnt.
will
move back to the home ranch here
I
in about two week;
Mr an«i Mr«. A.
and
son Norman vi*ite»|
at Do
rena at th»* home
Vi «I
ham*’ parents, Mr.
A M
Ward.
Harry Patten of Cottage Grove
visited Sun«lay nt the home of a
cnisin, W B Patten
Harold and R»-g
Anderson
of
Aberdeen, Wash., wer«» visitor« h»-r •
Sunday.
Clarence Eri«-k«on. who i*
ern
ployed by the Scott Lumber eoi.i
panv here, virile«! over th»* week
end at the home of hi* parent* m
Molalla
H
t lioi
ut' lilnek ki<l. patent
sim-t.’iii kill
N
. kiilmii!
. $3.50. 53.98. S4 9ft to $S &0
U
BROWN BUILT SPORT MODE!
SHOES
Inn coiubihntion color
oxford. riil»l»< r sob s an»l I
$3 50 and $4 5(1
XpooW M ueumqs
lx ¡yr
$4 95
as above in white
WO POINT HEEL STOCKINGS
$1 00 A PAIR
. <■>
.4! ilk
>-H H*to IO
I
“ I Never Worry
when they’re in the Whippet”
This low-priced car has every modern feature
for driving safety and dependable performance
MOUNT VIEW
( Special to th* Sentin«*! )
June 5.—Mr. an«l Mr», Bert Mev
er* ami family visited Sunday at
Silk Creek with Mr. an«i
Mrs
Henry Myer*.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brunirmi»!
an«l Mrs. Hersey
Phillip
and
■laughter Jane of Mar*hfiel<l I spent
Decoration «lay with Mr*, Bi urn
field’« mother, Mrs. Amunda Senrs
M-r. and Mr*. Hrorklesbv of
<
lx>
rane visite«! Sundav
with
Mr*
Mrs
Broeklesby *s
si-ter,
Tom
Izimbkin*.
Mrs. Charlo* Bale«, Mr«. R.-i Iph
Land, Jun«* Lam-a*!»-r, Mr«. Wnl I »
Miller and Mr*«, S«*!ma Guittnr«!
were Cottag«- Grove visitor« Mon
day.
The M ./iint Vien ■choo] close«*
this week with i nn annual «chool
picnic.
Leon A rne of Mvrtlc Point vi*
it cd last 1 week with
n
brother,
Claude A rne.
Miss Effie Buchanan of i’otlag-
G rove visited Sunday with
Mr-
Selma Ouittard.
Mr*. f’lnronco Johnson and Mr«
Merle Si mon d* wont to Lorane Run
dav to visit relatives.
Mi-* Sarah Ribv of the Grove
*r»ont the week en«1 with a «¡«ter,
Mr . C. B. Hear*, and left Stimlny
evening for Portland, wh»»re .she
has employment.
Mr*. Kate Rear*
~
of
Cottage
Grove visited t wo day* of Inst
week with Mr
Amanda Hear'
Mi * Bernadin»*
Schneider
re­
turned Sunday from a visit
in
Klamath Fall« with a sister, Mi-«
Forrest Schneider.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dowen vis
ited Sunday evening with Mr«.
Amanda Hear*.
Mr*. J. A. Schneider attended a
-hower Tuesday at the William
Moore home at Lorane.
Commorrlal Claaaes Planned.
Arrangement* have been
com
pleted to hold summer rlnssc« nt the
high school in commercial course*
including shorthand, tvpin^ and
bookkeeping. Th<* course will open
Juno 17 and will be hold from 7
to 10 Monday and Thursday night*
of each wook.
Mis* Elsn Nilson
of tho high chool faculty will be
the teacher.
Duplicating Supplies.
Hentind
ADVANCED, modern cnginccr-
Y. ¡ng throughout the entire chassis
of the new Superior Whippet is
responsible for smoothness and relia­
bility of performance, consummate
case of handling, and maximum
driving safety.
Whippet’s big four-wheel brakes are
ot the positive, mechanical type —
acting quickly and surely. Both the
Whippet Four and Whippet Six have
considerably greater braking area than
any of their compciiiurs.
Other important Whippet advantages
include extra long wheelbase, oversize
balloon tires, full force-feed lubrica­
tion, silent timing chain, “Finger-Tip
Control,” higher compression engine,
invar-strut pistons, and, in the Six, a
heavy 6cven-bearing crankshaft.
ia /1 tuty at tut blj Sfattati,
Liaa iat/adn Caatàt C»af*, L^LauaS^itta^
Huttdmr.
H'illyi~O*>tr lanl p rttn
f.a.l. TM», Üàf, aad iftitjaanant ta^
jut f ihmgt witAaat aatht.
WHIPPET
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WILLYS-IOIVERLAND, INC.| TOLEDO, OHIO
Nelson Motor Co.
DEALER
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
4 SEDAN
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