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T W <rtU$e Grave Sentinel KgtAbl|ab«d BUB. B41tav. Ban?: •F C a tta ta Orava 5 — P raaM aal has m a d * possible one o f the g re a t est convention* In the history of the o rder In the state. The women's Rlble class of the M. E. Sunday school met Wednes- da in the church parlor* with M r*, J R. Smith. M r*. Cora Knight and Mr*. M argaret Leonard as host- esse*. The program Included song*, prayers, guessing games and a reading by M r*. Julia Hendricks, Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows Mrs Jennie Al- len. president; Mrs. M argaret 1-eorv anJ president- Mrs May Ho- ^ “ .u “ ? M ra H . Ï SOCIETY P A Y IN G T H E BO N U S . F R ID A Y , J U N E IT. I Ms S K X T IM P , Q O TTAO B G R O VE, OREGON At a meeting of the Royal Neigh bora Tuesday night the winning team In the attendance contest captained by Mis. Sarah Tennis was entertained bv the losing team captained by Mrs. Vera Medley I Plans were made for a float to be entered In the Kaglee parade today-. —♦ - , „ a .i.i i |,lgh g J m .G wc ^ ' m ^ L u ^ L M rrln ' , u , ** * r*,. ,, \ u , 1’, F. No Issue is of greater moment (ulhereon-M athla than whether the federal g o v e r n - ____ Miss Florence iFloeele) Mathis, ment shall pay the bonus and how. , prominent young wom an of this Sentlnel ha* .sen no clearer community for a number of year* ■salaaaa Offlaa . . . » a artk W alk The Sentinel than that became the bride of Robert H Cui- explanation of the Issue in the Salem bereon of Springfield at a p re tty ■uhacairriow kátbm I appearing recently gate. eecretary-treMurer; Mra. Haa- garei ; ; ^ ,‘ 7 n d ' i w ^ T h y M . nd (Cash ' l a a tra a a a .) et Capital Journal, which Is more home wedding Sundav at the n e t t a Dolan and Mrs. Carrie Boul- M r* J. P. Graham. Light refresh raar^ • I T tlT h ra a aaaatta Knight home In Oowdyvllle. The g l OoiOaa w e a tk — ware. flower committee; M r*. *6 caustic In Its comment than the 1* a daughter of Mrs Knight. Emm a Allen and M r*. Clara Wool- ments were served at a late hour Sentinel would be. but the editorial bride Patalga rata— 60a year atSItioaal The ceremony was performed un ley. work committee: M r* I-ettle | is herewith printed In full: M aaikar of der an arch of evergreen*, rhod» Knickerbocker, teacher, and Mrs. The Presbyterian Missionary so ■ a tla a a l E s ita rla ! Aaaotlatloa Washington by the ..... - — -v — dendrons and asaleas. Rev. M A. Julia Hendricks, assistant teacher. ciety will niest with Mr*. C z-»rc—- -L . - k - I '"The - — - drive - - - - on ........ It a „-¿ Htate E S I’ artal «■x Aaaorlatlaa ' bonus armies’ armlee' of of ex-service ex-service men men to to Groves of the Methodist church of- The next meeting w ill be held with Haight Wednesday o5a*««, M .«inli7 c o .iii..,. 1 ‘bonus M r*. L. W. ta a Xawapapar Caafaraaaa * - • ’ apapar v a e i.r.*« I . | Intimidate .. . . . . . and --------------------------- k .. f , cia U ll < coerce congress by Coiner I* program leader. Mr*. Cora Knight July 20. The bride wore eggshell satin and i mass pressure Into paying from a WE1XUMK, EAGLES! 1-aComus club was entertained I bankrupt treasury $2.200,000,000 to carried a bouquet of sweetpeas and Miss Maxine Nelson entertained H er sister, M r*. M R. Tuesday- afternoon at the home of The Eagles are here fo r th e ir an I able bodied men for adjusted com rosebuds Tuesday night with a bridge party Randall, wearing pale green crepe, n ual three-day state convention i penial Ion not due until IMA 1* a was matron of honor, and Miss Ina in honor of her house guest. Mary- Mrs. G. B. Pitcher. T h e y 're a splendid bunch of fel- . strange exhibition of patriotism Elliott. In w in * colored taffeta, the Vinson. Irene Griggs held high The O. L. H. club will meet Tues- lows, and they have their wives and But as many of them seem to think bridesmaid. M. R. Randall was best score and Miss Vinson received a guest prix*. Guests were Madelia d a y a fU ta a o a w l,h M r» D »’ H *">- sweethearts with them. The city 1*1 that the money is already piled-up man. enway. theirs. and they are simply demanding Preceding the ceremony, the Beldler. Dorothy Robinson. Elsie R an d all, Jacobsen. Genevieve M e r a n d a. This Is Cottage Ocove's first ex their rights. It I* well to get the brld* 'j n*TrP . ,h* w ' Siberia is poorly provided with * Grigxs. M ary Vinson and ______ ' l<Mln »olo. «o'»- O Prom ise Iren perlence in entertaining a state con- _____ m atter _____________ straight, lest the general ¡¿JY. * violin navigable stream» and roads. Beth Bede I-e w i* eai ventlon of a great fraternal society, ! public also be mlsied by the clamor “ T w*eddmV‘mim?fi It would cost $8.000 to equip a and It Is enjoying the experience. "1 b 1924 the adjusted compensa- w.a j p|ayed by Mrs Bessie Sutcliffe The Cottage Grove Garden club 14-place plane with parachutes W e hope the delegates like our city tlon act was passed by congress M l„ Geraldine Gaylord of Eugene will meet today at Mr*. Andrew One-third of Russia* transport is and that they will come again. We The amount provided and agreed «-as flower girl. Brand s home for th * last meeting by dog* and reindeers. can assure Burna, which w ill be the upon by the veteran organisation* A reception for 55 guests fol- before summer vacation. The ses- R am i* fibre, known for 2000 conventlon city next year, that they as proper adjustment of their com- lowed the ceremony, A wedding sion will be held In th* yard and year*, »’as recently successfully have a pleasant experience In store pensatlon for service* in th* world caks mad* from the same recipe roses will be the topic for discus- made Into cloth. used for the cake of th * bride's 1 sion. Hostesses are the club offl The Sentinel wishes to pay high w» r was later Increased by con- mother manv years ago was served cere. Mr*. Brund. Mrs W. M Mac- est compliments to the local aerie. Free* 25 per cent above the veter- The couple left on a wedding trip ! Gibbon and M r*. N E. Glass, PROFESSIONAL CARDS whlch secured the state convention *n *' demands. This amount. $1,- to California, after which they w ill 1 —* — D B V T 1 1 T *. for this city and which has made 407,000,000. was then taken as a sum live In Springfield. The sentinel was In error last tt. W. LK H O W . n.uU B t ornea all arrangement* for the big doings Invested In 20 year endowment — week when. In recording the mar- t k an J M aia «lrv«ta Hou ra. S SO The Past Matrons' club was en- rlage of Miss Kathleen Kem. the Io IS n f a«a4 without asking business interests to policies of Ilf* Insurance which at I lu 5 SO. K««ala<B a iad n d Sua ___ chip Into a jackpot. To finance a maturity in 1945 would be valued tertained at ,h * home of M r*. Her- statement was made that Miss Kern 4 aya fcj appointraaaL Fkoaca Ottica S5. rwaldaara 331 H. bert Eaktn Monday afternoon, with had been a teacher In Portland at $3,518,000,000, at which time they stats convention In normal times Is M r*. Eakin. M r*. Clara Burkholder ;8he had been employed there sever- K. C. 11. kUM K. l& a U a l. First Naiioa a huge task. To finance one in a were to be paid in full. The budget and Mrs. Roy Short as hostesses. A [al year* In office work aJ b bank building. Cutta<a Oruva, Ora year such as this Is a herculean of the federal government was to business meeting was held and It —♦ — SpaciaUi Ma task, and the local committee* have provide out of taxation each year was decided to have a picnic at | Mra. Jo9 Smlth .„terta in e d the aitrvua cm 14 and aaygaa. oral eurcarr shown of what stuff Eagles are the necessary' sums to carry out the Riverside park July 11. Mrs George M P Q club W|,h a plcnle dlnn, r Orrtca pàaaa 10. KaaiUaaea 130 R. payments on these endowment poll- Matthews was named chairman of made. rUYSlClANS Tuesday at the Smith summer the committee to arrange for trans home on the Umpqua* Karl K Mills T he entertainm ent program Is ' D U portation. At th * tea hour a dainty orfica la First N ational Bank and C. C. Cruson drove two care complete and vtoitora need no, be j . Idle a minute. Most of the entertain- «1^7 r two-course luncheon was serve-1 on over and were guest* of the club. baildlaf. Fbaaa <7, Cutta<a Orava, Ora the lawn. Mrs. Ines K ram er of Cao. ment Is free and all of It Is high “ .rtifita ? .» £ ^ v time LaM Medford, a form er member, and A X L K Y , M D. — P k yaklan and sur Mrs. E. A. Johnston, worthy ma ~ . t ,nf™ t:prm fvwith the r ™ w~ Miss Belle Burkholder were guests. faoa. Kvaalngs by appointment. Ovar tron of Eastern Star, entertained at The table was mad* attractive with *** y' loans of 50 percent or more of the a 8 30 dinner Friday night at the K a » *a P ra g alora. Cottage Orava, O rag on water lillies. Welcome, Eagle*, and may you 1M3 va;ue of these certificate*, and Colonial honoring her officers. The A TTO RNEYS recognize fully the qualities of the the money was loaned before It Madelle Beidler entertained F ri dinner preceded th* regular meet H FRB ï K HT W L O M B A R D —- A t tora a y ing of Eastern Star. membership of the local aerie which had been provided for by th* an day night with a bridge party. Jean L a « . Flrat N ational Banb bulldlag Pbona 0À. tro ttata Orava. Omgon nual budgets as Intended under th* Allison held high score. Guests All past Electa* were honored at . J. S H IN N — Attorney nt I-aw and law of 1925. Under the 1931 law, were Olivlan Smith, Portland: Ade Eastern Star Friday night. The N otary Pnblla. Practica« la all over $900,000.000 in cash has al line Adams. Eugene: M argaret and Dorothy Lea. Berkeley. Cal.. Fran rogram committee consisted of anorta. Badar bulldlag. Cotta<a Grava. ready been paid, which with the ces Mackln, Gladys Sproules. H a r Irs. James P. Graham, chairman. O ra fa *. earlier loan* on the reserve value n ett Wiseman. Louise Wynne. M ax Mr*. George Morgan and Mr*. of the certificate*, now makes a ine Nelson. Jean Allison. Isabelle George Gates. total of $1.300,000,000 paid to veter Saflev. Mildred Chapman. Evelyn Mrs. Frank McFarland entertaln- ans—nearly the aggregate amount Smith. Frances Randall and M ar garet Short, The rooms were a t-'e d with a dinner Wednesday night I voted in the 1924 b ill tractive with spring flowers. to honor her aon Rex on his th ir “The 'bonus armies’ are demand teenth birthday anniversary. Guests ing that the balance of these ad- M r and Mrs. Victor Chambers were th * Van Allison family. , justed service certificates be paid and M r and Mrs. M e rrill* Veatch immediately instead of wraitmg un entertained with a dinner Saturday Sum m er Is here a t ___ . Miss Elsie Lea entertained with til they a r * due in 1945. The budget evening at the Chambers home In a bridge party Tuesday night hon and w ith It comew one of has contributed to the bonus fund honor of their wedding anniver oring her nieces. M argaret and the finest weeks o f pic and Mrs Chambers Dorothy Lea of Berkeley. Cal J. P. but seven of the 20 annual install saries. M r ture« we have had . . . ments. Not only is there no money celebrated their tenth anniversary Graham held high score a n d M r s First National Bunk Bklg. Everyone la ta lk in g about and Mr. and Mrs. Veatch their ------------------- _ _..— ------- _ in the bonus fund, but the interest “T arxan " . . . and I f you H. W Lombard, Attorney eleventh. Guests were M r and Mrs _ that would accumulate for the next haven't heard about “Step, 13 years before m aturity is also not ping Sister»,“ let u * tell a 5 £ £ L ‘ nd M r ‘ nd there, and to cash these certificate* you It’s the laug hter knock at their 1945 value w ill require an Mrs. J. B. Leonard entertained out of the season! appropriation of over $2.200,000,000. Friday night in honor of her hus Already $1.300,000,000 has been ta k band’s and Mrs. Orrin Williams' Don’t be stubborn, you big fat en out, instead of the $1,000,000,000 birthday anniversaries. G u e s t s contemplated under the 1925 law were Mr. and M r*. O rrin Williams, men—throw o ff your fat before M r and Mrs. B. F. Palmer. M r and your fat throws you into the dis and now $2,200,000,000 more Is de Thursday and F rid a y Mrs. Fred Anderson M r. and M r*. manded. Harold W hitlock and H. C. Suther- card. Do as Mr. S. A. Lanier of June 18-17 “The ex-service men are demand land. A buffet luncheon was served i S * ^ 1* " * ’ C a lif, did- read his letter “I have used two reducing belt» ing payment of this money before at a late hour. Charlotte Henry to no benefit but since using it is due under the law. Such a James Kirkwood in drain on the treasury would be bad Miss Geneva Klme of Portland Kruschen Salta each morning In my enough in normal times, but under entertained with a dinner Friday coffee I have taken o ff 7 lb*. In a the present conditions spell* dis night at the home of bar parent*. week and eat moat anything I Uke. aster and an Indefinite prolonga Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime. .. Guests , I weighted 243 lha. 8 months ago w ere M rs. C h arle * A. B o nn ett (fo r- , • , in-, tion of the depression. The money merly Miss Rachel 1 ’" ‘‘ “J 90 " * • merly Miss Rachel Galloway). Galloway) M il- would be spent in a few weeks, as licent Burrows. Sybil Veatch. Irene Take one half teaspoonful of the 50 per cent already received has Griggs. Thelma Kem and V irginia Kruschen Salt* tn a gla** of hot j been, and the veterans be without Hopper. water every morning—cut down on ' safeguards for the future. Then fatty meats, potatoes and sweet»— The Eugene Daughters of the now you know the safe way to lose will come a sim ilar drive for pen H ere's a g re a t show fo r Nile were guests of Cottage Grove unsightly fat. sions.” , you . . . I t was a sensation members Wednesday at a picnic For a trifling »' »' triflin g sum you can get a « The Sentinel, like hundreds of u d u rin g Its showing a t the thousands of other*, would like to Roxy T h e a tre In N ew Y o rk Thl* ^ k Ft Hostesses •¡ar of Kruschen Salts that last* 4 xaf a TO see veterans who need the money wera M r . Roy° Short Mra i T k * * > “ Cottage Grove Pharmacy T - t T L o a w eek ago! Sm ashing get anything w ithin reason that the Mills. d ram a in old K entu cky, Mills, Mrs. H. W. Lombard and —but be sure and get Kruschen federal government I* able to pay, Mrsi^ iç to r Çhambersi your health comes first (5) and th rillin g horse race« but The Sentinel agrees with hun th a t w ill excite you! dreds of thousands of patriotic American Lgglon men who don't see how present demands, which are not demands of the Legion an organization, can be met at this Saturday O n ly — M atinee time. American Legion men in large and N ig h t, June 18 numbers are entirely out of sym pathy with the march upon Wash Tim McCoy ington and many of them believe that many in the “armies" are not Alberta Vaughn in American Legion men at all. The warp and woof of the Legion feel that they owe Just as much to their country now as they did when they took up arms to eave It from its m ilitary enemies, and these should not be criticized for the ac So nervy e iv n his enemies tions of those who make demands adm ired h im . . . but there which It may be Impossible to ap no escape fro m his prove and who make these demands vengeance I f they double- In a manner that Is out of harmony croaaed h im ! F o r sure-fire with past services to the country action, smashing speed, | of the membership of the American te rrific t h r ill* . . . here’* ' Legion. , the real M cC oy! A A ra l «U m p a h liM tls a * a w n 4 » I C el ia t e Orava «a aaaaad alaa« » a tta r g? — ♦ D K. H H FORD TRUCK WEEK Get the facts about new transportation economy T h i» 1* an o p p o rtu n ity to ace how the tra n s p o rta tio n necsl* o f a new business era have Iw vn m e t w ith new seonom y, p erfo rm a n ce , a m i rell> a b ility In the new Kurd tru cks. Y o u r Lord dealer la ready Io give you th e co m p lete story. * ty|H* rear axle for heavy service. Program Fat Man Reduces 53 Pounds-Oh Boy! “LENA RIVERS I T»? " 9 G o o d b ye O bsolete R a d io Design! “ D A R IN G DANGER” S aturday M atin ee Shadow T u n in g ! l :3t pun. Sunday and M onday June 19-20 WOODSON BROTHERS Even More Thrilling than “ Trader Horn!” “T A R Z A N , The M AN" M othered by an ape . . he k n e w only the law o f the Jungle . . . to seize w h a t he w anted A love story th a t defies convention, against a background o f jun gle t h r ill* never before film ed. I ’ueaday and W ednesday June 11-22 Louise Dresser Minna Gambell in “Stepping Sisters” R e tire d chorus g ir l* . . . b u t u o t w ith o u t th e ir fo l lies! O ne pursued high so c ie ty , th e o th e r tw o p an ic k ed I t ! 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Note that the depression la breaking: Already nearly 25,000 per- sons have visited Crater lake park this season, and they have to travel | between snow banks to get there. — Bradstreets tell* u* that business UL V u J L i ! i flat on Its back, that is the only [ w ay It can look. J. B. Mosby Suffers Stroke. Dorena Ore., June 15.—(Special.) —J. B. Mosby, well known resident of the Row river country, brother of Bob Mosby, Cottage Grove, and Dave Mosby, now of eastern Ore gon, suffered a stroke a t hl» home here yesterday and is reported In a critical condition. His brother Bob. residing east of Cottage Grove, Is reported to nave suffered a stroke ten day* ago. | Loose L eaf Forms. Sentinel. Telephone 27 FORD TRUCK W I I K E J U N I 10 to 25 IN C L U S IV I D is T H U I I I T IO N tionary Inclined Bounding Board which throw* all Bound into the ear level of listener*. And Y eti—thia great new act hat new Electro-dynamic T W IN Speaker«, High-Efficiency Tubes and other great feature*. 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New co m fo rt and aufety for th e d river. These features anil m an y other« w ill convince you th a t the New F'ord T ru c k * can «ave you m oney and give you added p e rfo rm a n ce . S u n b r ite The easiest way to beat the move to make a g irl*’ boarding house out [ of the university and to put roller skate* under the various education al institutions of the state I* to re- 1 fuse to sign the Initiative petitions when they appear. There I* no good reason why the communities In which Institution* of higher learn ing are located should be put to the tremendous expense of fighting a battle to keep such a measure from getting approval of the voters. The Sentinel realize* that newspapers of the state undoubtedly would profit by the advertising that would be used to promote and defeat such a measure, but the newspaper* of the state are not seeking money by baiting the communities that have the educational institution*. I t you're opposed to moving the uni versity and other educational In stitutions, refuse to sign the peti tion*. 4-e|wed traiisin iasio ii. coupling abaft w ith heavy d u ty un iversal* at each end. E C ottage G rove Adjustment Bureau Collections and Adjustm ents W Body types to fit every h a u lin g need. 50-horaepower 4 -c y lin d r r eng in e. New freely aharkled *c m l-e llip tic rear springs d is trib u te load airease«. W ide, deep, strong fru m e gives a u h a la n tia l support for Itodice. flouting U Arcade THEATRE A Cottage Grove We Deliver
