paid. It tek« a lavy of h mill« to
— ---------------------------------
......... "■ ’
The four study clubs of the city N ic k n a m e o f T u c k a h o e
pay SH mille ta the «Ut«
I'elphtan
society
Tuesday
Evening
Th« league 'a statem ent aay* «
BLKUT MEDE, Cálvor
itudv club Social Twelve and R e­
T ra c e d to A b o rig in e s
half-mllllon dollar bureau la being
search club will entertain with a
«et up to collect sales tax. As It will
E itar* !»•*•
"Tuckahoe Is su old nickname
from
3
tu
J
FrUlav
afternoon
Xlkwv na.
b« collected by th« U x commission,
the social room at th* armory for the poor class of people living
Null.'»
karat)? s ita
l'a a
Ilia
M, ku»l lu
Nil as
«a ut I
»
m o —
N
o ll.» Is
la ksrsby
s lu Ik
s lagsl velaia
«slurs u l Mvkuul
l i l s lt
l t la
l t l Hu
The Delphian society met Mon­ honoring the girls league of the In southern Virginia, ss.vs PsthWnd
there will be no new bureau, and
À l U l l l l u . p u b lU .ll« ,« « H . r . j . , , ,„
CuiiBI)) bis I a lit Or — .« . I list . H C IK M tl. M k C T IN O ul t a l l Ulalrl. I »III k. h,
,
• Uilllurluni ut Hist) Bi-huol k s llilln s utt Ilia ll llk ils« ut Ms?. IW»S si le u ., . |
Wrave aa amoved elaa» m attar
the comm ission has estimated th* day evening with Mrs S L God­ nigh school The program will be as er Msgs sine
Adyenlist
Church.
At
Intersec­
In
some
sections
of
Is
tka
sliarsuus
ss.1
p..|l>
lu
reuisl«
upas
u
s
ill
1
p
U
>
fs
r
Ika
purpose
Ut
"
The topic f o llo w «
U u U m Gfñaa
'
28 Aorta 8 ¡ , u cost of collection at from 1 to 2 per ard as program leader
Two number« by ladle«
tion of west Main and M streets hi
the South the term Is practically a small whits church. Seventh l»av Ika buggal lierelMafler set uul w ltk Ika lev?ltt« kusrU, se4 tu tu le um Ika |ir..|i..alii
discussion was Ancient Egypt." quartet Mrs George Matthews
cent. That «eems to be a low per­ for
uf la«(iln « • apei-lsl lls lr le l ts>
* r
"""
■U M u k iptio m hatch
Lessons were given as follow» "The
. £ L £ ru,on Mr» K° \ Short synonymous with "poor white" Hie Adventist Each Saturday at • 9»> an
Ik a lotsl sinuunt ut uiuas? ueeileil b? Ika a s lj illa t r lil ilu rl» « Ilia f lu e l
ce n n « tag«,
the tax commission Evolution of the Tomb. Mrs Scho­
O » n u ,c “íf! M .íí’“ “ -’ .
— ¡w
* » . but
DUI in«
Mrs \ Ictor Chambers, duet word Itself Is supposed to l>e de hour Is spent In the study of the kaglstilug un J u n . 1» IPS? ss.l asillng ..» .lim a IS IV M It - l l u s l.d |„
>U - i ------
SácT T Í
" bad « ‘»•»derabl« »xp«ri«ne» m field Stew art. "The Decline of and
■ D U B _«0 JS'ÍÍ tx
Mrs William Thum and Mrs Fav lived from sn East ludlan word Sabbath «chool l«e«on At 11 o'clock lowing buU«»l au4 I«« lu«l*a lh« antoum« Io !>•
frum lh« «wualy h ig h • t,. i
r » r li» rale—50«
rai. vu« y«<g
».O, «ddni
a.i
collecting taxe*.
»•«*tga
addltloatu.
taxes, and
end ahould
should h»
be >hi»
able Egypt and the Saitlc Age," Mrs Isom
alai« a>
run4. «iai«
a« hoo!
htxil fund
futoel «Jvinwninr, dthool fund, apnclal 4 l« lrlv l I«» anil nil U||,
Instrumental quartet ar­ meaning globular and originally was lh« paator. Elder l*aul Iverson, de­ fund,
tuonerà
uf
(ha
yllalrUt
to accurately gauge the cost of col Raymond Trask. "Architecture and ia ng.-d by Buford Roaoh of E u­
Member •(
livers a sermon, (he proof of hie
■•H omi E g li.,rial A .u x U H o .
it i im i; r
Art" and Decoration and Design." gene violin solo, Buford Roach
applied to various bulbous roots statem ents being nainsd by chap­
J lecting the proposed new tax
O r.« » « d a i . K d l.o rU i Àaaoolaüoa
Kallw alvd H»c*>|pig
Mra
Arthur
Jones:
A
C
entun
of
ter
and veree from the Bible Wed i\>uniy avhuul fund
I Others of the league's statem ents
M?. N v * John
r**d '"« used as food by the aborigines tn
Or* * v a ■ •• •» < •» « • U m /M u a r«
Vinal Randall. < 2 2 . Lv?f!!p‘o n ' "'Iginal poem that region. Chief among the edible neyalav evening hour. 7 30.
• « .«So <
Nini« athtiul fund
are equally as m isleading as those Discovery.' Mrs
• • •
l.dou u.
Egypt's Contribution to Posterity
U «ui«nlnry achtHd fund
, , . A Miller; two numbers bv bulbous roola so designated were
• quoted
l.ftOU o<l
and
Bibliographical Comment»
lllghwny Itaptle« Church, Henry V Dyniltmal «ducnllunnl aubaldl«a
c r ls eague sextet; talk by re pre-
SALKS TAX.
I
»Ao U<|
those
of
the
golden
club
or
Homing
1'ounljr
high
avhuul
fund
Mrs.
Elbert
Bede
What
Geology
W Davie, Pastor Sunday school.
' ntatlve of girls* league.
The Malheur County Taxpayers'
•. fou o i
MASOCHISM.
Reveals." Mrs. Claude
Cruson.
arum and the Virginia wake robin 9 <5, Mrs Karl Mills, superlnten Olh«r a«r»!«*••
loo Vi i
league h u come out strongly in
A few days ago Qeorge Barnard Paleolithic Agee." Mrs
Janies
Delegate« to attend the district But the name also was applied to dent; fore tub) n servtce. U. sermon
Tula!
opposition to «.ties tax.
Shaw spent a day or two In New Dungan "The Rronse Age. Prlnil convention of the Neighbors of
by the pastor, who will also preach
• IV A00 uo
Kallm aiad K ip«ndllur*w
1'tte Sentinel would oppose sales York. W hile there he made
tlve Civilisation and Cave Paint­ » oxlcraft u Ko«eburg May 15 Virginia truffle, a curious fungus at 7 30 p. m I'raver meeting «very- UKM
KKAL COW I Wol.
WUu««nla»y H igh W«huu|
Twlal
Mr» were elected Wedneedav evening a . •rowth found under the soli In the Thursday' evening
tax If II believed there was any speech. In fact, he Insisted upon ing«." Mrs. S. L. Godard
Niip**rtnl«ut(«n|
• I . OU OU • I.UOU uo
I ».UUu VU
• • e
CUrh
other way of la y ,n g sta te taxes m aking a speech or he wouldn't Dungan gave a book report on fol.oyy- Mrs Anna Graham. Mrs southern state* bordering the Mian
106
00
106
0O
I
The Fair Land" and Mrs Bede Sn
Free Melhodlal Church, R. W Office naalalnni
00 00
0O 0U
without serious Injury to countiea have come.
Mr* Clifford tic. The Indians and early settlers
l«U Mil
i «ñaua
reported
on
se
v
e
^
i
current
events.
11.'well,
l'aator
Sunday-
school.
38
00
30
00
w
»'2
¿Iternntes
are
Mrs
Kvs
45 0U
If It could see any other way by
and pubUelljr
In his speech he hurled satirical
5o uo
t
Mr’ M‘ldred Trunnell and were fond of these truffles and gen 9 45, Mre. Elisabeth Tarr, superin­ A kalvcliun
luu <IU
udit
which overburdened farmers. Um­ Javelins at his audience, referred
3 00
6 uu
Research club met Tuesday eve­ Mrs Sherman Chapman Following erally they located them hy follow tendent; forenoon service, 11. ser­ O(t»«r
10 uu
a«r«|y
>a
ber owners, home owners and other to our constitution as a charter of X ning
86 Oo
86 UO
home
Mrs u.
L. \V
Ing hogs engage,! In rooting
In mon topic, "Living Where the Holy
•u uu
* at . I the n
o u ie of
o i Airs
u the
•' meeting
nireung tne
a s spent
the evening w
was
holders of real propety could be re­ anarchy and told bankers and oth Coiner Mrs Coiner reported on the socially honoring Mrs Nanev OelJL time the term came to signify In Spirit Can Lead." Evening service,
.1
1.900
00
•
1.896
O
O
•
».&UA
1 I
lieved, but It sees no other way, so er members o f the audience what
Navi« * t“ rJ Mr* a C b' " h o has been s member for S3 dlan bread, and the Inhabitants of . 30. aong and praise service fol­ I.N n I K l T l lo w .*iup*r«t«h»n
Utah «.hoot i al tl.toooo
will support sales tax.
kinds of nincompoops and nitwits .livkenbottoni reported on Wash- ' cars, on her seventy -sixth birthday lower Virginia were called Tucks lowed bv evangelistic message by Principal«
• 1 4UU.00
Grade« j a l U .ü J o ü o
ington. D. C.. and Mrs, D A. Enter* ‘•univeraarv. R efreshm ents
were
¡he pastor Prayer meeting Thure- )
• 2 000 OO
I h s Malheur tax league se a s for he pretended to believe they were son
hoe« because their poverty com­ day. 7:30.
reported on Denver. Colo. The served and a feature was a birth
Tuial
newspaper com m ent on Its argu­ And the audience liked It, as is the program com m ittee gave their re- .....
• 2 O0O 00 •1,400 OO |J 4*u d i
m lighted candle» The pelled them frequently to resort to
day *—
cake *■ ~ with
IN N I Ml cru isN
¡'»aching
m ents against the tax. The Sentinel way with American audiences
port and plans were completed for com m
ittee in
tn charge a a«
luittev
h'lr«| MrlhiHlIat F|»la«'ti|>«d ('hurt'll I »«k’hvra
Virginia truffles or Indian bread for
la pleased to com m ent upon a faw
Referring to applause, th« Ore­ a tea to be given May- 5 at the arm- Chari.ni Cooley. Mrs
Meredith A Grov*a, Paator Sun High achoul. 1 ai | J 70 00
•ostensnee
• 3 70 00
of the claim s m ade by tbs league. gonian commented "The audience ory by the study clubs of the city- Mrs Anna i.raham
dav «chool. 9 is\ Mr« C E Pm Hlafe ach »ul i al 01.440 00
Mrs F •»
1.440 OO
phr«y. «ur*artnt«ndent.
forenoon ‘Ugh Bíhowl. I at •l,l«oOO
Many of Us statem ents are as sen­ cheered and clapped and cheered honoring members of the girts Howe and Mrs Mabel Dixon
1.180 OO
High avIivK»!. 1 I ei
gl • • I.1
« e r v lc e . 11. « « r m o n to p ic . T h e P u t
, l J - A a 0 0
sible a s this one: "Under tbs two again In the most am azing example league of the high school Follow­
1.133 00
tern
the to Church
of I ¡ ¡ ' P 2 “! U
2 *'
uo
K K M
*n ,»rta:ned w > R*x-*lrxr o f H a llo w e e n
0 30 UO
per cent tax the farmer conducting of masochism in the history of ing the regular m eeting the eve­ a
Which Church,
I Should or Like
Be »r^ ,o r °"
o f c * 000
ning
was
spent
socially-
honoring
6.400
oo
a
d.nner
party
Monday
eve-,
at
America."
a roadside stand would pay JOo a
O u t d a t e s C h ris tia n E ra
92.40e
00
Mrs. Emerson on her birthday an tXT-h«?* Ml" S»ra-Lou.ae S>»»eNu
••rvlca, 7 30. ««rmon topic. Gr«d«a, w at |T».s oo
««16 no
What George Bernard said in nlversarv She was presented with w T?w
mbnth In sales tax." F ifty dollars la
‘h*
hl<h
I
Hslk-eeevu and the caremooles '»'hat Ila« Chrtatiantty and th« r*«
' *h « ra au|>|»U««
«40 OO
2 par cent of »2,000. so the farmer Jsst was hgrdly a t severe as what a gift and refreshm ents were serv­
860.00
that ’.vmeclj stteoded It long ante Church to Offer the Unemployed f" ¡'»a I 1-. ».
600 OO
? ‘Urn h ,r* n» ' !
Who would pay a »50 tax would the Oregonian has said serloualy, ed at a late hour. A feature of the The
tou
n
g
people’s
meetings.
6
30
Kp
dare
Clinatianltj
The
chief
char
t
v«
»
attm
e-
Talala
.....
,
have an income o f »2,500 a month if we accept the common definition refreshm ents was a birthday cake
worth League«. Prayer m«eting. '»PhMATlOX
• 0 ««6 OO 910.095 ou
w , t b » ¡ i d orchids
and each
from his stand, or »30,000 a year. of "masochism." the definition that Mrs. C. R. Dear of Yoncalla, a 1 w a V
Tb« :ab , ecre.-;«K la the ancient celebrations Thursday. 7 30 Study of the proph
aullura and h»lp*ra I al H .tilA O O
former
member,
was
a
guest
f
4 0 0 (MJ
ecv
of
laatah.
• 733 00
e
f
Halk-ween
was
the
lighting
of
we accept in our every day con
The farmer doing a roadside
-2 »
W,th
dxhe* 7-h,
•A lt o n and H»lp»ra. I al |5u u.u o
’.«»4. ee
« '• » hg was spent work.ng -.««■. Sir. a re* The eacleot belief »-as
business of »30,000 annually isn t ven ation on the streets, the defini­
• altura «nd holp^ra. «atra. I l u v o o
80
0O
60 OO
Mr» t - W. Coiner and Mrs M C
I'entevsHitul Aseemblv o f
(tod • ttilura auppH»«
n .es and Mrs William Tb in
going to Hick about a sales ,««
tion that Is accepted at our bridge Hickenbottom entertained Friday u p u
;hat ea this night, the one night in
386 00
323 UO
1 Fuad. Wood
k'n the p r i s e
\f
Chiin-h.
Atwood
Foster.
Paator
200
00
8OO OO
T*ar. ghosts and witch«« were Sun.lav school, 9 45; forenoon eer
In its computaUon to show what clubs, in our pool rooms and by- afternoon at the
Ga« and at««dr|r
Hickenbottom
Presented with a guest
20 0O
40 U0
sales tax would cost the city of ditch diggers, hen-pecked husband's home honoring their daughter- uue.-ts w ire Mrs. Thum Mrs D k abrxxaA
Tile main celebration of vice, 11, morning worship, evening t>i«ht and iHiwcr
11>0 OO
900 OO
W
ator
60 0O
Ontario, in Malheur county, it and others whose conversation is Marjorv Lois Coiner and Pattv Ann
loo uo
Mlsa Merle Bowen Mr. Halktweeo wa*. no doubt. Druldlcal •ervlce, 7 30 evening service. Tuea [ I'aUphv.a»
; . M
73 0U
I o . be.'anse the I'rokls held great au dav, , 30. Bible study on the funda­ I <><M«r a«r«lr«a
places the reduction In real proper­ limited to words of one, two and Hickenbottom . on their birthday M C. Hickenbottom. M »
88 00
26 00
anniversaries. The afternoon was Howe and Miss L«na Zendroa
j tnreo feat rals on or about the date mental truth of divine healing Frl
ty taxes at 5** mule, while those three syllables.
spent
plav-.ng
games
and
refresh­
a
.lav 7 30. meeting with young i.eo
Ths common definition taught in
who have given the subject careful
• 1445 00 • I «SO 00 • • 47A Uo
, of Noxember I, and lighted grent
ments were served at the tea hour
M A IN T I.y » M I and K I.I'A IK M
study place the reducUon a t no less the fourth or fifth grade of our Each guest received as a favor a ed8d b ^ i i * at*rt5 i B** W,U ■ - ' « ' ' » I - 1 bonflrea la honor of the Sun god as Pl« in charge, follow «! by «hurt (lum a m akla« department
‘do»*
»tudv
by
either
l*aator
or
ed
dish
dinner
Wednesday
noon
a:
• »'»(> UO
than an average o f V mills, with schools, the common definition sm all doll. A cake with candies was
A » a lt,ira i department
Mr *ad Mrs S. L | a thanks offering for the harvest of Mr» I-inter Saturday. 3. children s • High a.haul building
loo OO
savings in Individual cases, includ­ used by the g n a t masses of the a feature of the refreshm ents C
church
with
sand
table
Illustra­
Thas«?
present
were
W-
>•1
>
1
i.naimu
building
‘be year The Druids also supposed tion; . 30. street meeting If weather
ing elim ination of personal prop­ people who employ the word many
wi.re M ane Lombar i Jan, V n ? * £ H, ?•
loo uo
C
entral
giade
building
IO<) OO
erty tax, as high as 24 per ca n t times a day Is: "A condition of F id le r , Marv Ann Hall. Howard m 2
Ra?,dal!- Mr
Mrs S. L that the wteked sonla that had hern permits.
^ • • t aid« grad« building
II» 00
• • •
Mrs C E Um- condemned to live tn the hod'.ee of
(HNMMMi
and farm property was used in sexual perversion in which a per­ and Bobby Emerson. Sarah Bjor- r iacklal . Mr
I f 00
son derives pleasure from being set, Helen Roberts. Irene Schaffer .1-rey Mr and Mrs. George Jacob- animals were allowed to come forth
Lutheran Church. Seventh Day
making this computaUon.
- ala
Marv Lou Thompson. Jackie Gould Mr and M Dd
•
14«
1>O I t i l (HI I t ISO n
Omer Moore on the eve of the fearlval.
The Adventist church building weet
“The counties can not gat any dominated or even cruelly treated Abigail Trask and Shirley Allen
irMKNT
»if . a?d ^*rs * ** Mannis. Mr and custom of lighting honlres on 11*1 mam «treet Mervtce« Sunday 11a ilig b avboal building
by one of the opposite sex."
money out of sales tax," the league
m. Bible claa* will meet at 10 a. m i Gjrninaaiunt building
SUO O4I
m 2 ' 2,e23On .D u rili® and Mr and
Inasmuch as the greater part of
M p. W illiam Thum Mrs. Inez
says. Competent authorities believe the Shaw audience was male, it
«O UU
• Elbert Bede. The women re- loweeo night survived until m e n t " sylw ester. Rineburg. m e tor
“«t aide grade building
• • •
80 00
.
M rs S V. Allison enter­
receipts from sales tax will be
Can
trai
grade
building
J**1
"
*
I”
tbe
highlands
of
Scotland
the1.aft,rn oon a“d «P*=t
80
00
may be that the Oregonian Intend­ tained the Joker club Friday eve­ .tie Um
Chun-h of Christ, 1 O Shew Pa*.
time socially and quilting
double the amount required for
and tn Wale* On the Invasion of
ed its use of the word as a subtle
Tolti»
Sunday- school. 9 45 Clem
state purposes, in which case half WSV of calling George Bernard an ning at the Colonial cafe At bridge
100 00 • ISO OO • <40 uu
the Romans certain characteristic* tor
X1LIAH Y A G K .\t*lk.H
Mrs.
S,
R.
Veatch
held
high
scon
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Wooley enter
Sarff euperintrndent. The men of ' Mhrary
of sales tax collections will revert
____ - . _ __ .
rooms
were a attractive
with tamed
old woman, but even our English The
-----------
-
u ra cu v e witn
.....
lo o OU • 100 OO
the uianee
Illahee c club Monday of the celebration of Pomona, such thia school are with the comm un­ i ’loy «rvuod e q u i|M u o ii|
to counties for relief of real prop­ friend, Mr. Shaw, would not call us spirea
30 UO
4S OO
and yellow daisies and re-1 e'*®ing The evening was spent as offering of apples and nuts, were ity men a Bible cl see at the armory
aupplio«
erty. In addition to that let's take a nation of sexual perverts.
IS O0
freshm ents were served at a la te i pla' ln* 300 anJ Mrs. Harley G ^ e . Introduced Into the celebration of lo u n g people a m eetings.
IO OO
k 10
the case of ila ih eu r county. Tax
hour. Guests were Mrs. Veatch anJ *’1'"1 h ‘kh soore for women a n d the Druids.
Braver meeting. 7 30 Wednesday
TolaU
Of course, it may be that the Mrs.
I4S
O
O
•
IS S OO
Bonita
Skilling.
The
club
will
¡Oliver
Shields
for
men
Mrs
F
F
•
•
•
• 8OOOO
CAPITAI. ülITtAYH.
collections there probably are not Oregonian was not fam iliar with
meet in
in t two
w n weeks, with Mrs .1.
MeTSili -g u
.u
-“ r» r for
r
a»aoaam««la
W ' McCullough
held
low »core
(onuuunlty Men'» Bible 4 laae at ! r MunUlpoJ
over 50 per c e n t The state's re­ the common Main street definition meet
ISO
00
•
«S 0 0
x
x
a
c
i
>
ciiakgkm
• 315 OU
the “rmory The class for the mar, Inaurate«
quirement from Malheur can h« t-H- of the word, which is not at all im­ B. Johnston. Mrs. Clara Burkhold­ women and Harley- G ate, for m e"
lad isp ew sa b le T o p H a t
er and Miss Eunice VanDenberg as I he rooms were attractive with
ISO 00
”,
“i, d' nom l"*‘lonal affiliation« D K b T H t H V I C I
• 400 00
ly be less than »100,000. Using that probable Inasmuch as it seldom hostessea.
8 860 ou
The history of clothes »hows that at the Bible hour I. G Shaw teach- P rint lpt1 oí bunda
primroses and refreshm ents were
figure, and assum ing that 5o per stoops to use the every - day lan­
84. uoo uu
served at a late hour. The club will the wildcat Ideas have often pre­
la t« r« e l o t tkoode
cent of taxes are delinquent the guage of the rabble.
Mrs. John Caton entertained the “ ’ s k e w .1 " “ b “ r ‘ Dd Mr’ ° “ ’ -
1 990 uu
U a r r tm r-ducG ut
vailed.
Whet could be funnier or
county must dig up, out of the 50
I 300 uu
u a rre n i ltl« r» « |
Oo"dyviHe club W ednesday of last
1
more martllng than the huge, gray W inberry Gold Strike
uoo oo
per cent of taxes It has collected
Hera s one that show s how little week at an all day- meeting. The
I ieb
for Itself, »50,000 of the state tax some folks absorb of w hat they it.1.T, KWas 4pent l’u ilu “ e and a I, ‘ 1 «erxam
he Rainbow
bow Girls Initiated Kath-
Kath- fuzzy top hat of Hit) years ago Yet,
890 uo
•
«
iCakerg«te|
Peter- •very gentleman had one. In Call
en Daugherty and Margaret Peter
not paid. At least one county in see and hear. Those who know luncheon was served at noon. Those leen
i o Be D iscussed Here
83 Soo uu
son Monday
evening
initiate fornla gold excitement days, the
.a5L e'
en ‘n* Each iniUatl
I I
'-•!
Oregon has total tax collections would presume that about 999 per­ present were Mrs. Dobberstein, Mrs ! rece.iVd
Minnie Sweet. Mrs. O
n ig h t M
s
k ..,. ------ - of
. . . spring
ia t e
848 «IS uu
m K
rvmgnt.
M r ik
2 f v . 2 v e iv k- e d , a “ » oouquat
o'
’ . bring i n it flow
not more than equal to what the sons out of a thousand know the Arthur Jones. Mrs. J.
E. Tate. Mrs ers- fo llo w in g the meeting refresh- tallest of black silk hata appeared
The gold attik« In the Wlnberrv iota! «otiueoi.d -»p.nJiiur-« f«r <h. ,oar
state requires from i t which means significance o f Easter. An employe Lathrup. Mrs. Smith. Mrs
• 43 4 11
u
Luke. menta were served by a eoaunittaa They were not restricted to the dietrict. out from Eugene, which r - t a l .e iim a iv k r .c v ip u s e t leclud i»» p r» p » u d » .
19 . SUO UU
that it has nothing left for the con­ of The Sentinel recently put the Mrs. Lockwood Mrs. W hitlock. Mrs | J composed
eo» e
— tt*
..
1 . ee “ton.” either.
Prints and engrav­ has »ent hundreds of prospectors
in
w ? o 5 f G
GeorK
Knowlea
duct of its own business. T h u question to a zfUmber of persons- Sidney Jenkins. Mrs. Steel. Mrs. O June Wheeler. Agnes Gates and ings of those days show the »hole into the district, will be dlecussed H a le s » Aisuunl lu bu is is u j b? « ■ •Irlrl lea
88 818
Harriett Ostrander. Election of ofd
“t ' * “ **» o r F.HHMATK1I kXl-kNsk»
county is certain that sales tax with the result that more than half Jack and Mrs. Adams
at a public meeting In be held In ¡■.r.uu.1 » ,.1 »
population arrayed In “top»”_ a n d Swanson hall Monday- night W J
•
3«
IUU u 1
would be a great relief.
in
g
1“
WlU
68
held
at
the
next
meet-
of th o s e questioned wore unable
regardless of bobtalled c a t s . too.
I SSO UU
E ' Frost entertained the
Graham, with extensive interests in M aintenant* and r «poire
The league seta up tables to show to correctly answer. Try it on your O. E H. club
I
>«b|
a->r
y
I
-
r
1.818
Tuesday with a 1 30 hJ , be, . Ulethod‘a t * d ie « aid society
A tall hat was a guaranty that the district, who was here Wednes­
that the state, without sales tax, friends.
8.880 uo
)
bridge dessert luncheon The table
you were getting along In the world : day. said that millions of tons of
l.S u o u i
will have a sufficient income, with­
was attractive with pink tulips held their annual experience social and no matter how absurd the rest low grade ore are in sight and that
T
o
lt
i
Ishbel MacDonald, who accom ­ snapdragons and pink tapers
out greatly embarrassing anyone, to
At Wednesday afternoon in the church
a large number of the Wooley
• 4 3 .4 1 8 Uo
I If D K it i > n \ j .
of the costume was. the high hat stamp mills, being manufactured
pay all its bills and elim inate a »4 - panied her father, prime minister r i f t , i 4 ” ' " a fren McFarland
l'u n ta uulatandin«
w r w Wlt,h
L Taylor- Mr.
Suu uo
000,000 deficit. The fellow who pre­ of England, to the United States, neld high score and Mrs. H. A. A 'V Wooley. Mrs. C. N Land and was Imperative; a man's hosiery here, will go Into the district.
» a r m a t a uuiaiondlng
O“»««al f» s4 » . .,1 4 I 1V14 (p , ba p a li tr„m l u i r | . . ? l
pared that table should have been explained to a gathering of new s­ Miller low. Mrs. Gertrude Page was T h2 Donne11 Allen as hostesses might be falling down over Ida un­
18
49«
8u
a
guest
The
club
will
meet
in
two
l “ / |2 ;',‘ "‘
,u “ ,‘ • • “ » « I 4 M » (» • b . |>a,4 ? ,„ «
before the w ays and means com­ paper women that leg-pulling" in weeks with Mrs. D H Hemenway. Ihe rooms were decorated with polished shoe«, but at the top he L o g s Are C om ing to
fi2 £ ™ ff.raDe and !ullps and re- waa en regie
« . i l l fll
h i * hat marked him
Muni I , a l ••«•••«neata ta of « 1 1U3J
m ittee o f the recent legislative ses­ England means the same as "kid­
S 3« 4 *
hour
were 8*rved at u»* tea as one of the lea elegantes or at
sion. W ithout sales tax the only ding" over here. She didn't quite
Hagen entertained
J. H. C . Mai 2 W eeks
-
way the state can pay Its bills and get onto Americsm ways, the two
• 01.130 97
least elbow to elbow with them.
Brid* e d u b this week
l»tt«d thia 14th day of Aprti. lvia
( H A N A ItK lD l.K M <*halrm tn of M..«rd
work together over here, the kid­ with a 1 o clock luneneon
luncheon. The table
J O H N U \ I. A I ( 'l l. M ocreltry of llud
retire the deficit is by placing a ding preceding the leg-pulling.
of Dtroctora ta d Chairman
, _
attf aCtl, 2 with ve,low da" ^ #d Mrs.
the George
^ « b v te r Matthews
la i!. « ¿ , o en
n tert.i^
a£ £
of llud
get Commitl*«.
I-ogs will be again com ing Into
g«l Commltl««.
heavy burden upon real property,
J H (IIA M IIK K M .
dlls and yellow tapers. Mrs. C. J. 1 ciety W ednesday afternoon Mrs a
the pond of the J. H Chambers
H It G K lu G M . I>lr««l«r
A n c ie n t P leas u re«
K
M
TH
A
NK
.
Kern
held
high
score
and
Mrs
w
S
h
of.tall
was
le
a
d
e
d
and
M™
The old idea that the salary of
Son sawm ill In about two weeks
admitted by the Malheur league to
t LKM H A H r r . iMrortor.
A d » lo o r y C o o u a J lt« «
Ch»rme£ DauKher‘y low. Mrs. Victor G
Coiner led d e v o tio n a l r 2
One of the sinful amusement« of
W O R T H H A H V K Y . Clork
of the mill stopped about
a l l 3«
be 5H mills. If that league doesn't an elective official can not be Chambers was a guest. The club freshm ents were served at the t , . the past was horse racing, a »port Operation
two
months
ago
because
of
Inabili­
changed during his term of office
hn"’ The ------------
think 5H mills amount to a n y t h in g has been thrown Into the discard will m eet in two weeks with Mrs. 1 hour.
rooms were attractive nevertheless, thoroughly enjoyed hy ty to construct a spur Into logging
v . J. K im ,
»Su pplies a n d O f f ic e E q u ip m e n t o f
let it propose adding that to the tax by the supreme court, which has
Rage w 2 " a fl0wers Mrs Gertrude our ancestors for nearly 300 years operations. A small crew was put O ff ic e
i"age *a., a guest.
to work this week getting the grade
Hempstead
plains,
on
Long
Island,
burden of the farm ers of Malheur upheld the recent legislative en­
E
v
e
r
y
K
in d . T h e S e n t in e l.
cleared.
Women's relief corps met Satur­
county. Also, It must be borne In actm ent reducing state salaries day afternoon in the armory, with •h ‘ tr h t i 2 en‘ani' dram atic club of had a natural race course hack In
from 5 to 30 per cent.
Mrs. George Matthews, president of
bK>.se L e a f F o w ls o f E v e r y K in d . T h e S e n t in e l.
Box L e tte r Files. Sentinel
a h 2 ? Cburcb' «P ertained lOOS But the sport which on vll-
m ln d th a t If half of taxes are not
MX.A?r2i'Ct ? Li * ‘On auxil‘ary, and with
witn a theater party Monday- eve­ l»g* «treeta and ronda-ays was a
A man a hat becomes a woman
4 .F leck' President o f the ning.. Rev and Mrs. I. O S h iw hazard, was much frowned upon,
more than one of her own, also ¿uvular-»' A jnerican " a r veterans 1 were -•~m
special
guests. r Following th"
*i guests,
and many towns passed anti racing
returned to
more than a man s hat bacomes a S l i t
the Chrla- ®
completed for the Decoration day tian parsonage
a " a* »'Itlch set as a tine the value
and
refreshm
ents
F O ’ R
'lllllll. V
l l ) I t • 1«
„
program
h l. A r f - . - . )
..
.
U
W
K • W ‘ -•MOOL
Y E K A I k R l I u »13
were served.
of the race hors«», as given by Its .hr«. f , . 2 T ...............................
l ? . . r.,8l::',
..r v l c .
.u p ,« «
owner,
for
racing
“within
one-half
Going off the gold standard
rn
n
tA
V
^Ut
d
<r
l
1
-«
p
-n
d
ltu
rre
for
ala
m
..nth.
of
tfc
T
tm
rre
M
>
mr
H li* m i.i t * ? ’ i ' T l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams of
Mrs. W. L. Workman and Mrs C mile of where the court 1« sitting.”
month« o f th« laat school year ) fta» 8«c 33«. 1037 Hrhool Law«.
1
C
*■ moatha of the current • m«aaa ala
hasn't made any noticeable differ­ Eugene entertained the O. W din­
WiU entertaln Monday
ence to moat of us.
ner club Tuesday evening. The ,2 .b aitern oon and evening May or "within eighty rod» of the town
tame and rooms were attractive ; day
““F parties at the Klme home pump" In the ca»e of dog tight».
wks sSM m g a 2 O’ n r’ -Xhe even*ng bridge wil] be played both after- It wa» merely a matter of winning,
^8 «pent socially. The club will 1 noon and evening
I
for the man who lost wa» lined five
h i
A «tu al « ip e a d llu rw for throa y«ar«
Hen’ le T 11
and
A1- . The Spanish-American war vet- times the amount.—“From Here to
I s
3
prac«4log th« proo«at aahool 7«ar
Yonder."
by
Marlon
Nlcholl
Raw
0 =
I- -
Ms
eV th T “ ” 44; E '.enin* study Club a r»nuaia Musate i'd a? F n d l 7 etem n g
met t this week and ,h»
the topic for j Wlth a covered dish dinner
g
and
I p r o , ,r a in
General control —
1981 88
I9Ì0 3I
1939 10
H upvrlnlvndrnt
..*rw*a-3 3 «««?•-.
UM*. review on
fi 2.000 00 » 1 000 00 » 2.4S4 OO 8 8,891 0«
Uafiaiahed
Masterpiece
W ork on a modern packing plant m
C
I.r
k
Z c a ^ i t i , by MacKenzie and
The Beaver patrol of boy scout
~ a .... . ......—— i
m ...
210 (Ml
11 2 60
223 00
for Cottage Grove wUl be »tarted at
O ffice «eclatant ....
8 50 00
Siena, perched on It» three hill»,
C AT..?€1dler
book re- tr«>P M will entertain the Panther
~ - ™ a «“ ve « a uuok
180 DO
00 00
('•ñaua ......... ..........
180 OO
190 OO
once by the Bartels m a rk et Some * 1 e rt) on Mysterious
Sahara" by . ££<>1 "R h a feed Tuesday e v e X
la a line medieval example of artla
46
00
22 60
46 OO
Election and publicity
48 A4
of the material already is on the Prorok.
100
00
-
*
-
i
S
^
co
X
l
ln
a
recent
lnterpa
-
46
O
o
Audit
100
oo
tic
Italian
enterprise,
though
the
98 19
With radios at their present
ground. The building, to be 20x40.
— ——
.
.......
10 00
3
00
10
00
Otn«r
«orvic««
...
.
lU 00
size, a phone booth would be
city has dwindled to about one-
00.00
"Ill be entirely o f concrete and tile
16 00
60 00
Matrons' club will meet
41.15
enough for our «tore.
and will be erected on the location Monilay
fourth
of
the
population
It
had
In
Total
.......
afteraoon
at
the
home
of
M m “ h r 1« ’?.00"
tne hom,‘ ot
M2 Dai8V Powell entertained
• •
•" » 1 • “
• ' 094 oo » » aoa -,t
« , »0» » •
What do you think o f our
o f the present B artels slaughter Cnd
0 » 004.03
.r' w,th i,r a Miller ^er «unday school class of mmor the Fourteenth and Fifteenth cen in a tn irtlo n — Hu p o rri alon
m oving to a sm aller store
house. It will have autom atic re- ThlvM2 ° ¥ “le
i>lchola
hostesses
*?°yg
of
‘he
Christian
church
ThSr^i
turlea.
Its
great
buildings
have
aur-
. r»laor»
nearer the center of town?
.u,Kera} lon- s : u m Plant and every- d iv fr^rn erh anRed tbelr m ee“ ng day “fternoon In the church ^
135 00
P ria ci pa J a ........... ...........
370 00 * 1.170 00
p lan t 4ound ln a modern packing day from the second Monday o f lors-
* I.4A0 00 3.14» 00
«uren par- vlyad the turmoil» of the age« and
4.aso oo
4.4»» WS
It» cathedral Is yet one of the grand Total _________________
l each month to the first Monday.
—«
The object of the p la n t In addi­
J IJ .4 0 0 O 0
3 3.Ï7»OO « 4.550 00 | 5.78» »0 » « tío ,,,,
H t-u rd L a s t S u n d a y
eat sights of the peninsula. It waa
« ,l» 0 01)
tion to providing meat for the mar­ th ^ o M iered d,Uh dinner honoring Gils afternoon " (F r id a y )’S i th M ia planned to be the largest gothic In atruction— Toacblng
Ar« j o u good at finding lost
Total high school
k e t is to provide a ready market the older people of the Methodist Bud Lawrence.
Mr* church of Italy hut the enormous
golf balls, my lad?"
110.948
00
•
6,790
00
618.590
00
Total gradea
814.491 89
io r the livestock of farmers of church win be held tonight <FrP
Caddy—“Yaa, Sir."
»015.00
6.620 00
13 192 30
Hupplioa
14.43U 01
nave which they started to build
south Lane. It will also do custom day) in the church parlors. The
700.00
“Well, find me one then and
S76.OO
000 00
The K nights o t Pythian «ns r»,,.»,
-
»00 47
500 00
siring i t farmera or u y oU>ert de- hvrnnt™ WiI* *nc,ud« °ld tim e music, ‘an Sia‘er» held a dance following wa» left unfinished due to the cost
we will sta r t”
817.00
034 10
863 88
b r “e o M ei’ U r ^ n “.""3 and talka
" KU,ar
Wednesday* and the ravage» of “the Black M a i
Lester Powers, who spent the by the older persons
W0.440.00 »l».18»,00 W7,lS7.gO » 0 7»! »«
,u ¡5 3 5 ^
Death" plague, a few mined arcade* Op«ratloB—»
th«ntr£h 1
.E venln«t Star mine in
The
Pythian
Sisters
Sew
and
are all that remain of a monument to
'anit'tr»
N ow that we have made a
y , ^ b I? la d atrict, will come out
¿ lnnei <;1.ub composed of Dr.
c'un "Hl meet this a f t e i
1,726 00
1,050.00 • 3.129 00
h t o jt e M * a ippn«-*
2,882 00
‘hi",
afternoon their mighty disappointment.
to have charge of construction.
etart on cleaning up the rlv-
460 00
and Mrs. C. H. Klme, Dr. and Mrs. *rtd ay, with Mrs. Ed
wleLe
226 00
Fu rl
460 00
478 08
660.00
Sr'
about »°me boating
400.00
H. A. Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. H W
_________
L i g h t *n<i F e w e r
860.00
1.010,78
facilities?
400.00
176 00
400 00
Wat«r ........... ............... ........... ""
362.06
--------------------------------
’X . i S i Z ; X S K
„
• £ * •—
•
R egistration
M others’
150.00
76 00
1 50 00
Trlephonr» .............................. -...^.7..^
140 19
Bath as Religious Rita
160 00
70.00
160 00
Other MrvlcwB ......................
148 07
50 00
The
drat
great
health
otBcer
E le c tric a lly yours,
40
00
100
00
21 00
S i S . " r * ” a M"
••
known to history was Moses. Moses Total ................. .........«».«.,«.«..... .........
R A D IO R A Y .
• 6 1,878,00 g 3,018.00 8 4.228 00 > 0,010.10 0 6,047 73 8 6 880 43
taught the Israelites sanitation and Maintenance and Hepalra- -
the vslue of bathing, after their
Hornemakln< department
toward» the goal of 1200 for t h . 1
tbe bome of Mi8a Eunice
800 00
150.00
Mother.' day parade belnJ ano^
w b' r?.', With M‘38 VanDem on thl» or that he 1» wrong. It Is flight out of Egypt. The leader of
376.00
A frlc u ltu ra l department
800 00
160.00
300.00
Hiffh
»chool building
2 70 18
Hlh?1 b,V 0,6 Gommunity Men“ ’ M r i W ” b Sohn«»B urkb* der and only with thinking people that yon s theocracy, he made holy laws out
200.00
80
00
200.00
Oyrrina»lurn building
................
152.74
100.00
Elb’* ,
The Chrlatian Bible
Johnston as hostesaes
find disagreement; we think that of what today would be city ordl
60.00
100 00
O n t r a l grade building
44 23
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
100.00
60.00
126 00
We»t Bide grad« building
04.07
present regletrstloi* of lS ' ’oth e? VlTto?ChAm£ld* V 1,lb and Mrs the more they think the less they nances -He had to. In order to get
126.00
60.00
126.00
Grounds
.......................
......
.......
106
42
Domara '
26 00
agree, ft |a the unthinking people them obeyed.
10 00
60 00
re g l.tr .tio n , are:
are; C.
C. M.
M. B
B ft
‘7 ‘o ^ l ^ ^ k ^ d ' g V ' d e s ^ t 1^ ^
Equipm ent: High «chool building
04 80
regtatratlon,
C g «7
800.00
176.00
460
00
that
agree
"-E
xch
an
ge.
Oyinnaal um building
627 34
D"ri
decided with which group to
60 00
Ae a sanitation expert Most«
30.00
50.00
. f ,/UAa."d ¥ aia •»"»»* Hours, (:1b not
48 80
We»t »Id« grade building
r o ° o 79/ - ° d Eo and a u i**‘‘ ty «
eon Saturday in Eugene at the
50.00
6.00
60 00
X Io
Pbnne 85.
i o It
made his people wash—often. The
C entral grade building
I home o f Mrs. Harry Metcalf.
50.00
5.00
60
00
20
II
L ife and Wisdom
FHTSICIÂM8.
religious rites of bathing h ive been Total ...................... ............................ ..............
• 1,000.00 0
700.00 • 1.876 00 0 2,280 01 | 2,741
m ft
cl!ib' wblch waa ‘o have
Experience falls to the lot of passed down to us In common cue
TAk. C.
FKOST. — Physician and sur
80 8 8,808 02
“ ? " a *k- h «
2?at„ W edne»day at the home of
v ii/,* 08
*“ r ," ‘
Bank
AuMlilary Agencies—
^uUiiag. Ihoaa 47. Cottage Grava, Oiw Two delegations are being organ I*. n i nevV u iaDkln’- Was Postponed un- every man aa he grows older, but tom to this day. Water Is used as
l. lb r a r y
200.00
t Is not much use to him unless sn outward symbol of spiritual
00 00
200.00
Pinygr<mnd eq-.|pm.-i,t
814.06
h , o h 2 tt.WFdneadav because o f the
76.00
26.00
100.00
It adds to his wisdom. We live Ilfs clean sin g—Detroit Free Press.
H ealth »ervlce and supplies ...........
884 86
hiifh school open house.
36.00
».-«¿«alai
aS-^
16
00
176
00
are
expected
¿o
h
a
?
.
S
e
^
g
X
^
a
207.10
that we may learn life. We can­
Í Z / T ? , £ ” a la » * ,1>F appointm ent. O v .»
—
T o U l..... .......................................... ......
Ï t 5 * _ ï - Î i ï “! 1 ÎÎÎ ? - C otta». Provo, Oro?—
£ « e * r ° u P o f g irl, have " d i “ ted ThnXd^*81 i i ° b.le Granda club met not escape (ta lessons, try as wn
800
•
>»0 00
0 476 00 0 906.40 I 1,037.40 0 288 87
Actually "Mid.hipmen"
Á T T ó iñ r i r
C apital Outlay»—
A m e r ^ ' " ^ 0" ^
"*th the B alt NV.Ki“ nrd b i d i8 *ueats the may. and only aa we assimilate them
The title "midshipman" originated
Puat
Noble
Grands
club
o
f
Cres-
New
furniture
p ï & B E k r ^ .- t n ï i i A i u i .- T ^ À .s ï ï .,
M unicipal assessment»
In the British navy more than 200
124 42
^ rved nV°tVer^ d.l8b luncheon was shall we profil thereby —Grit.
•
216 00 0
330.00
... •• I*w. Firn Ketioaal Bank building
460.00
served at 1 o clock.
400 04
Pkoaa 04. Onttag» Orava. Oregon.
T h ? * ^ ,*n H Trowel ^ C o m in g
yea2 .
WhPn the ‘tyo'lnE gentle- 1 Total
215 00 0 220 * 0 00
The traveling trowel, a replica of
“RedemptionUta”
JJ. J. BlUkk. — Attorn.? ni La» and
men, who were under Instruction
0
450 0 0
•
698 4 0
•
707.00 |
307.69
Fixed Chargea
¿ i N u uri
i >uA:Ue
P « « « t« a
la
all
....
“.8- d
Geor^ Wash- h.m e?i.b?r8 ot the B aPtl»t church
In
those
vessels
for
the
purpose
of
Many
Indentured
servant»
came
Ington in laying the co rn ersto n ^ o f n
f d tb/
lr annual covered dish dln-
Insù rance
held
their
» “VI*. U a d .r building. C o tta *,• Prova, O r .
850.00 * 175 00 ♦ 1150 00
becoming officer«, were given quar-
« 820 67 • »47 48 111,080 »8
Thuri»day evening over from England to America un
_________ the national capitol building which m 2 ,h bd
ter» amldshlpa ahreaat the mala, Total ...............
• 360 00 » 175 00 * »5000
4 LTA KING, Lawyer. Law.un Building, ie to visit every lodge in Oregon l « , tbe church Pnrlors. Election of der bond to serve a number of year»
1
826 07 • 147 48 911.000 BH
will
be
brought
¿J-lL.?*,0'1'
°
«
‘cer»
was
held.
nioit on the lower deck.
ror their pas age. They «erred four,
Cotta*. Urova. Oro, rbon. 00.
bw U5 ht here W ednesdsy
Debt Hervice—
o f Eu-
Principal on bond«
Il
li AN L l . A t k l . -
A ttorney at night by McKenzie lodge
nve or »even year», according to the
9 4 000.00 9 2,000 00 » 4.000 00
Interest on bonds
C?e«wfllOm h *re “ WI“ b* taktn to I The K ensington club m et Tues­ contract. T i l l s system was Intro­
» 4.000 00
A-1 1,aw- * 04 O r»*un llu lld in *
Nairn,
1.300,00
1,082.00
Birds Once Had Teeth
2,086 00 * 2.280.00
W a rra n t redemption
0 r» *o n . pboaa 5»4A
day for an all day meeting. The duced In Virginia In 1007 and In
1,500,00
1,760 00
W a rra n t Interest
No
extent
species
of
bird
ha»
1,000,00
1
7,at 8,p ent <l ul,tlng and a cov-
300.00
760 00
434 11
PLUMS IN O^IigATIVG.
ft alao teeth. Scientist! hare found foe Total« ................................ ..
Guggteberg Would Make Team
ered dlan luncheon waa aerved at M assachusetls In 1<»1.
I 8.800 00 * a. .1*2 50 » 8,605 00
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