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FAGO TW O. THURSDAY, JU NE 1«, 1»M >TOE 8E?rrTNETsJDOTTAGE>O £ 2 i 2 l« 2 £ 2 2 2 2 L C o t t a a e f t r o v e ^ n t t i o c l have been reading Tne Sentinel. Carl Burkett home In North Bend. W ash.; Mr. and Mrs. Tuk White- The LeMercredi Pont club met The Utopia club will be enter Luce, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell ■■ubilaked tw o i whlch made the statement long Dr. D. T. Robertson officiated in horn, Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Wednesday of last week for a no tained next Thursday bv Mrs. H. and Miss Bethel Gowdy. the presence of the family and a ry McComsey, Coronado; Dr. and B. Griggs with a 12:30 luncheon luncheon at th * home of --------- BL>BgilT BZDk'zAltvr.---------- a« ° * * » »» would take a crop fail- few friends. After a short trip to Mrs. Del Stanard, Eugene; Dr. hostess Mrs. Fred Anderson. An afternoon at the Griggs ranch at Comstock. rehiuked «very Tkengay by Celt**. J ore to put agriculture on its feet O r ...W b lU k U * (¿ » ^ .y .----- The drouth will be hard to take, , ^ / % d l hel n '¿ " » h f u ia » d M” - S ' L£ b° wG,?!Ila8 E °‘a ! of cards followed. Mrs. Nelson Block. Planer and Blab. Ilb.rt H .S .--------------- and suffering will be severe this 2 ? lr J * “? ? . . “ ar2l£L‘2d: i? 5 T * .» " d K Mra- DeYoung held high score. Each The Degree of Honor held a s u £ .« n vear “but rlH8 hM tI n’loJ^T^un'der “ r- BurkeH * membe'’ of the Whltehorn and Mrs. McComsev are’ member brought a prize and each swimming B lhort H « ltb .Mao Saw dust HpeoUI party and weiner roast I year, but It beats plowing under Burkett Truck company. Mrs. sisters of Mrs. Lebow and the drew a prize according to score Monday night at Rest Awhile pic a e<g y ? sr tlr .C**’ , very thlrd r°w. »nd "» «*>• h« 8 Burkett was graduated June 5 1 women and Dr. Stanard are all holding. The club disbanded until nic Price oa Winter Supply grounds on Row river. — | to keep track to wee that growers from_ the local high school and cousins of Mrs. Mills and Miss fall. B u » l» » al O ffl—______________________________ ” B,Itkj'keep their agreement While cro^s Mr. Burkett was graduated in the Howe. »’bon. « Mra. Chester Wheeler will enter T O M A L L E N R U B B C K IP T IO V BATBflL I here are good, we shall suffer class of 1932, The Constellation club held their tain the Justamere club this af (Cask la . i Mrs- Jumes Tedford entertained annual picnic Thursday In Mason ternoon at cards. O m y e a r ____ f l.T f tir h r o o months _ t0 .6 5 | none the less, for the drouth- C. T. MUsio^’ u. c served their a noon group Monday after- Six month« - l l O O l O n o » a a t k - S O . 15 :onCiumberrea h“ V“y ° ‘ .* » The “ “*> W. Flower* d^y'Frw'.y at of her children home, honoring M a . ic hall. About 70 were present for For-olya rat»— ftOo year additional. a basket supper and a social eve FOK SA LE —Stove« and furni gon lum r.___________ afternoon at the Methodist church, ter Gene Ross on his sixth birth- ning Mrs. D. H. Hemenwav will en U e m b tr of which followed. The officers tertain ture. W« pav cash for used the O. L. H. club next . . . . . . . “ r8-.N - E - Compton was in charge day anniversary. Guests included formed the committee in charge. R a tio n a l E d ito ria l Association He is a country doctor that ush- of the program, after which light members of Gene's Sunday school Tuesday. stoves and furniture. See us be O ro fo a S tats E d ito ria l Association + Oreffoa Newspaper Gan fo renco ered those Ontario quintuplets into I refreshments were served by the class and neighbor children. The fore vou sell or buy. The last Masonic dance of the the world at $15 for the Job.—Ore- j hostesses, Mr8- Helen Bosley, Mrs. hours were spent with games, after Miss Arlene Anderson entertained gonlan. Pearl Safley and Mrs. Mabel Land, which refreshments were served. a group of twelve Saturday after season will be held this evening MORRIS and McLAUGHLIN noon on her birthday anniversary. in Masonic hall. The committee VACILLATING POLICE. What would have happened i f , the afflicted and shut-ins. These Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers Games were played and later in in charge is Mr. and Mrs. E. H. We out in the sticks do not the fee had been $15 more? afternoon Mrs. Anderson were distributed by Fred Bosley, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saltsman the know what the situation is in scout master for troop 18, and entertained for seven tables of served a dainty luncheon. ports where longshoremen have al Some delvers into the mysteries Scout Glen Welden. bridge Thursday evening at the most completely tied up shipping, of the evolution of man now claim The Research club entertained _ —♦ — Chambers home. An attractive ar- but it certainly appears to us that that the human race originally be The LaComus club was enter- rangement of snapdragons and del- husbands and children of members there has been a woeful break gan life in the form of trees. tained Tuesday afternoon at the phinium decorated the rooms. Mr with a picnic last evening at Ce down in policing the stricken There • are a few “sticks" left to home of Mrs. Mary VanDenburg and Mrs. Joe Bally held high score dar creek. Dinner was served at 6;30. This was the last meeting of for their last meeting of the year. Refreshments were served. areas. bear out the theory. the club until fall. Plans were made for the annual _* _ When American citizens do not The girl scout troop held It’s funny hov. folks completely picnic to be held in two weeks at dare walk into a zone controlled Mr. and Mrs. William Denney by strikers, even when those strik taken in on one marriage are so tne Layng grove on Row river. A swimming party and wiener roast entertained a number of friends dessert course was served at 1:30 last Thursday at the steel bridge ers .are orderly, well may we ask easily fooled again. and the afternoon was spent with on Row river. The troop hiked to Friday night. At the close of a “what is to become of this great social evening dainty refreshments needlework. the picnic place and were accom were No one ever succeeded in short served. splendid America of our fathers, panied by their leader, Mrs. A. W. Cottage Grove Phone 79 Mrs. Wilbert Wilson entertained Helliwell, and Mrs. William Mac- this America of Washington and changing the devil. Mrs. Brighton Leonard pleasant with a shower for Mrs. Volney Gibbon, chairman of the scout of Lincoln" which we fondly hope Jones last Thursday evening at ly surprised her husband on his committee. is “still the hope and refuge of Excellent Dry Cleaning AH Laundry Services the home of Mrs. R. A. Medley. birthday anniversary Sunday when the world.” she invited guests for dinner and Members of the Neighbors of „ j i«, The Presbyterian ladies' aid so- In the first place, it seems to us social evening. Woodcraft and other friends of cletv met yesterday afternoon in (Continued from page 1.) that there was no excise for the the honor guest wer» invited. The the church parlors. Mrs. B. .Job walkout of the longshoremen. If evening was spent with needle- presided and routine business was they were getting the wages that as wa3 possible. Their lovely eyes work and refreshments were serv- transacted. At the tea hour dainty it is reported they were receiving, in the moonlight were bent upon j ed. “ i refreshments were served. Mre. W. A L W A Y S M A K IN G R R IE N D S they should have been glad to con- their books; their curls fell th ic k 1 , H. Daugherty was chairman of the Mrs. K. K. Mills entertained hostess committee. tinue conditions that would bring about slender necks—columns — them th o se w age«. fit to adorn some little circular with a cousins’ dinner party at / / • /. f £ her home Friday evening. Old Mrs. Chester Wheeler and Mrs We in Cottage Grove, remember- temple of Eros, U Terror of these figures began to days were discussed and it was LeRov LaBrie will entertain with ing events that are now past his stir Janet—terror of them in a late hour when th gTOup parted, a shower Friday afternoon at the tory, are wondering what has their in Immobile beauty; their ever Guests included Mrs. Charles Ful- Henry Bennett home for Miss happened to our Bert Lawson, lasting pursuit of an education ler and daughter Francis, Hood Mildred Bennett, whose marriage now chief of police in Portland. that would never be finished; their River; Mrs. Fuller’s daughter, to Eddie Kuppenbender will be an Shelton,1 event of June 24 in Eugene Have his hands been tied, or half wistful, secretive smiles as Mrs. Charles Kinsey. over some inexplicable memory. what? It might be a good idea for She began to move from them, Here’s Speedy and Welcome Relief From Portland temporarily to install Os dragging her feet as if in a night mare, and turning her head con West as mayor. Then with Bert stantly to look at them lest one Lawson as his chief police official of them should rise and follow her something might happen that her and try to detain her. The would remind us of events of horrid fancy faded; and as she P H O N E 53 years ago when the two were neared the odor a great pity and Get a two-ounce bottle of plications at regular Intervals and working together to handle a sit gentleness replaced the fear. It Moone’s Emerald Oil (full the inflammation is gone uation as full of dynamite as the was foolish! They knew nothing, strength) Every well And as for Soft Corns a few yet she must step softly not to stocked drug today. present one. has this, with applications each night at bed time awaken them from their trance of the distinct store We can't help but feel that our study, understanding that and they just seem to shrivel your money will be cheerfully re- right up and scale off, Bert is not at all satisfied with (To be continued.) turned if it does not reduce the No matter how discouraged you the apparently inactive part he has inflammation, soreness, and pain have been with pads, shields or been playing in the present situa HEBRON. much quicker than any remedy other applications, if you have not tion in his city. June 12.—Freddy Lossee return used. tried Emerald Oil then you have ed last week from wandering over you R ever A Two or three applica- something to learn. the United States for 18 months. PARTIES NECESSARY. — ions of Moone’s Emerald Cottage Grove Pharmacy guar- Katie Gllcrlst made a business Oregon Voter, edited by C. C. trip Oil and in fifteen minutes antees the first bottle of Emerald to Klamath Falls Wednesday, the pain and soreness d is -, Oil to end your foot troubles or [■Onejumpa/ietxfl^ Chapman, republican nominee for returning Thursday morning. **-****-' xPPear3- A tew more ap- money back. the legislature, takes the position Mrs. Sarah Finley of Scio is that tnere is not need for party visiting old friends and neighbors here. solidarity. Ellen Nestle of Oregon City Is We’ll admit that there could be such nominees that the party of staying with her grandparents, and Mrs. Albert Ward. Mrs. one’fl choice would not be entitled Mr. Ward has been ill with neuritis to loyalty so far as those nomi but is improving. nees were concerned, but that Ivan Abeene moved his family does not do away with the need Sunday to their new home, which for party cohesivenegft. he purchased of Mrs. Nancy Mc The Sentinel has supported the Coy. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bond of democratic national program, for reasons which to it seem ample Irving visited Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist Saturday afternoon. and have been fully explained, but It will be found at the proper time supporting the party of its choice. It is supporting that party now. What we need is more solidarity instead of less. The M. P. G, club met Tuesday Successful candidates in the re a dessert luncheon at the Double Lipped cent primaries spent many thou for home of Mrs. Charles Beldler. The sands of dollars securing their afternoon was spent socially. Color 80 nominations. Unsuccessful candi ful flowers were attractively ar dates spent far more than those ranged about the rooms. Special CO AC H TO U R IS T guests for the occasion were Mrs. selected by the voters. S TA N D A R D R O U N D T R IP R O U N D T R IP R O U N D T R IP Oakland, Cal.), Would the voters have nominees James Adams( mother-in-law of Mrs. Charles Go East through San Francisco Snd Los Angeles. Return of the two parties now spend an- ‘ AdamT"“»^« other In »k. Auams, Mrs Harry Short, Spo other uzurt wad of «inn».. money in the regular kane; on a northern line for exactly the same rail fare as for a Mrs. A. E. Johnston, (Seat election? Without party organiza tle), former member, and Miss trip straight East and back! STOPOVER ANYWHERE. tion they must do so. Lola Howe. It is far from our idea of dem The marriage of Miss Jean Short, ocratic government for candidates to be compelled to spend huge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom T. M. Boyd, Agent, Phone 11-J Short, to Eugene Burkett, son of sums seeking public office. The one able and willing to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burkett, form residents, took place Wednes- most has the best chance, qualifi er day evening of last week at the cations being somewhat equal. That is not as it should be. We have had the spectacle of those elected to office not being able to get their campaign expenses paid during their terms of office. There are those in Oregon who have not yet paid tho expenses of cam paigns conducted years ago. The primary was designed to give the poor man a chance, and the corrupt practices act was to guarantee him that chance, but seeking office in tho primaries is a rich mun's game and the corrupt practices act is hardly so much as a scrap of paper. Four years ago a candidate for governor spent an amount estimated by those in the know at between $100,000 and Royal Chocolate and Vanilla Puddings $200,000. What chance has a poor mun in a game like that? We have been fortunate enough to get many officials of high abil ity under the primary system, but at a terrific price to those who have served us. Practically every one has gone out of office broke or worse, with the best part of his life given to political service. Where are those now who have served us in the past? Recall, if you can, some of those who have left public office in recent years. How many can you recall who are not down and out? How many can you recall now taking a prominent part in politioal or business life? Without any disparagement of those who have been called to serve under the primary system, we have little doubt that just as competent and just as able men would bo secured through party organizations minus the expensive primaries. No one can say that it Is right or fair that candidates for any high state office should be com • Then osk him to come with you. 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