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SOCIETY
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M rs. M a rth a M arsh Is H onored
—Mrs. R a y V incent e n te rta in e d
w ith a 1 o'clock luncheon T u esd ay
ho n o rin g h e r m other, Mrs. M a rth a
M arsh, on a b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a ry .
T he a fte rn o o n w as sp e n t socially
a n d th e h o n o r g u e sts received a
n u m b e r of g i f ts
M r s W. W M c F a rla n d E n te r ­
t a i n s M rs W W M c F a rla n d e n ­
te rta in e d w ith tw o tab le s o f b rid g e
S a tu rd a y ev en in g M rs A W K inie
held h igh sco re a n d M r s R en S a n ­
fo rd low R e fre sh m e n ts w ere s e rv ­
ed.
M r s G eorge H aw ley a n d Mrs.
S te lla R a k e r Are H o n o re d
The
D. D. clu b e n te rta in e d w ith a pic­
nic T h u rsd a y of la st w eek in th e
c ity p a rk h o n o rin g Mrs. G eorge
H aw ley a n d Mrs. S te lla
B a k er,
w hose b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a rie s are
in A ugust.
school 9 3 0
John O i b * u i
s u p e rin te n d e n t,
p re a c h in g s erv ice
l l . P a s to r Roes P u s tin
o f E u g e n e w tll s p ea k th e fir s t S a tu r d a y of
eac h m o n th
p r a y a r m e e tin g . 7 30. T h u r s ­
day
• • •
SO C IE T Y
Dr. a n d Mrs. C. H. K im * E n te r ­
ta in
Dr. a n d Mrs. C. H K im e en­
te rta in e d a t d in n e r W ed n e sd a y eve­
n in g fo r Dr. and M rs. L. A. Ed-
blom a n d Dr. a n d M rs. W
E
B u c h an a n of E ugene. A m ixed bou­
q u e t of wild g re e n e ry w a s a n a t - '
tra c tiv e tab le c en terp ie ce . T h e eve- j
n ing w as sp e n t socially.
A. J . M cC O R D D IE S O N
MOTOR TRIP
A- J. M cCord of B ay ard , la., w ho
w as sp e n d in g th e su m m e r w ith a
d a u g h te r. M r s C. E. U m p h rey . died
T u esd ay e vening in a G r a n ts P a ss
h o sp ital follow ing a n illness o f only
a few hours. M r M cCord a n d M r
a n d Mrs. U m p h rey h a d le ft e arly
T u esd ay m o rn in g for C r a te r lak e ,
b u t sto p p ed in G ra n ts P a s s w hen
Mr. M cCord su d d en ly becam e ill.
F u n e ra l se rv ice s w ill be held in
B a y ard a n d M rs. U m p h re y left fo r
th ere to d ay w ith th e body, e x p ec t­
in g to be gone se v e ra l w eeks.
C a th o lics H old P icnic.
M em bers of th e C a th o lic c h u rc h
held th e ir a n n u a l picnic S u n d a y a t
L a y n g 's grove. T h e d a y w a s sp e n t
socially a n d w ith c o n te s ts a n d
ga m e s fo r th e c h ild ren . A picnic
d in n e r w as serv ed a t noon.
100% coverage. T h e S en tin el.
S T A R T IN G
S T O P P IN G
Today’s A round-Town Driving
WASTES YOUR
GASOLINE:
C h r ts tia n C h u rc h
Rev
E
E
C o u lte r
P a s to r
B u n d a y echo»:
• 43
forenoon
s e rv ic e
ll
C o m m u n ity M e n 's class w ill
e n te r ta in S p r tn g fle id class a t a picn ic ui
c ity p a r k
union services a t th is c h u rch
W e d n e sd a y
lad le «' a id m eets fo r w o rk
E n d e a v o r . • C h r is tia n E n d e a v o r 7 T e a c h
e r« ’ c lu b a n d p r a y e r m e e tin g T h u rs d a y
FREIGHT RATES EAST
ARE CUT BY RAILWAYS
Western Mills Given Opportun
ity to Develop Markets
East of Chicago.
W a s h in g to n . Aug. 19. —T h e In te r­
sta te co m m e rc e co m m issio n today
a u th o riz e d
fr e ig h t
re d u c tio n s
a m o u n tin g to a s m u ch a s 20 per
c e n t on lu m b e r fro m th e P acific
c o a st to th e east. T h e re duction»
a re e ffe c tiv e A ugust 24.
T h e cu t» a p p ly fro m c o asta l
p o in ts a n d in la n d m ills n e a r th e
c o a st to d e s tin a tio n s e ast of the
Illin o is-In d ia n a s ta te line.
S o u th e rn a n d so u th w e ste rn lu m ­
ber m ills d e c la re d th e new rat*»
w ould h a n d ic a p th e ir b u sin e ss in
p ro te s tin g th e re d u ctio n s.
P re s e n t ra te s ra n g e fro m 79 to
90 c e n ts p e r 100 pounds, th e top
a p p ly in g to m o st points. T he new
r a te to m ost p o in ts will be 72 c en ts
p e r 100 pounds.
T he re d u c tio n a p p lie s to lum ber
w hich h a s not f u r th e r a d v an c ed in
m a n u fa c tu re th a n p re lim in a ry m ill­
ing
T he c o m m issio n s ta te d th a t the
new r a te s still a re fro m th re e
te n th s o f 1 p e r c e n t to 16 p e r cen t
above th e 1918 ra te . It a d d ed th a t
88 p e r c e n t o f th e so ft tim b e r of
th e c o u n try is in th e w est w hile 60
p e r c e n t of c o n su m p tio n is in th e
east.
• • •
T h e new r a te m ay not g re a tly a f ­
fe c t m ills in th is section, a s little
lu m b e r Is sh ip p e d e ast of Chicago.
I t will, how ever, given th e m o p p o r­
tu n ity to develop th e m ark e t.
T h e ra te w as m ad e v o lu n ta rily
by th e r a ilro a d s a n d ap p ro v ed by
th e I. C. C., b u t held In a b ey an ce
u n til a h e a rin g w as held on th e
p ro te s t of so u th e rn pine m an u fa c-
tu re rs .
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p ictu res sn y o n e whu w lsbes lo send otte or
L A N E C O U N T 4 R F.D l t ES ed in tw o colors and tell» »• m ost a re show n w hich e m p h asise (be unire io frien d « or relativ e* In th«
a b so rb in g sto ry of n o rth w e st O re ­
d ay s,
IT S IN D I B I I D M
valley's east w llhltt th è n e ll few
g o n 's unexcelled clim ate, a b u n d a n t prem ium q u a lity of th e
L ane c o u n ty 's w a rra n t Indebted
ness w as reduced m ore th a n 3144.
P r s a b x ts n a n C h u rc h
Jam «
A
S m ith
(XX) a n d Its bonded debt m ore th a n
P v u r
Bunda> school
10
roron«**» s sr-
366.1XX) d u rin g th e six m o n th s end
ih «
H
R rx
Snauh w ill s peak h a v in g re
tu rn e d fr o m a a hort v a c a t i u i tr tp
Ing J u n e 30 a cc o rd in g to a su m ­
• • •
m a ry of th e se m i-a n n u al re p o rts of
L u th e r a n C fc u rtti W
A S y lv e s te r l*aa
to r
A s p e c ia l ralsshsi s erv ice w ill be held th e sh e riff, c le rk a n d tr e a s u r e r by
a t M r»
F td ir e a w a ld 'a g rv v e s o u th o f th e W a lte r
B D illard, c o u n ty
cle rk
c tlj
F\»reovxui s ervice a t I I
and a fte r
T o tal net p a y m e n ts on taxes, both
n » n s e rv ic e a t 2 3 0 Rev
W
F O e o r« o f
roll
and
c u rre n t
P o r tla n d » t i l he t n * s p e a k e r
A b asket d e lin q u e n t
lunch w tll be h e ld a t n »uv T h e pub lic is a m o u n te d to I t 193.344 01 T ax e s de­
c o rd ta llv in v ite d to a tte n d these tw o ser
lin q u e n t J a n u a ry 1. 193.1. to ta le d 32.-
vice« N > s erv ice w tll be h e ld in th e c h u rch
1 SI. 90196 a n d w a r r a n ts for 1931
b u tk lln g
• • s
ta x e s a m o u n te d
to
31.664 466 61.
P e n te c o s ta l A ssem bly o f O od
A tw o o d m a k in g a to ta l due a t th a t d a te of
F o e te r P a s to r
Sun*ta> s c h o o l 9 4 3. to re
34.016.366.61 N et p a y m e n ts on th e
n »»n s erv ice
It
e v e n in g service
7 30
r " u n g people '» m e e tin g s W ed n e sd a y
7 45
d e lin q u e n t roll d u rin g
th e
six
B ib le studv
F r id a )
7 43
s tre e t s ervice
m o n th s a m o u n te d to 3307,039.33 a n d
S a tu r d a y
7 30
net p a y m e n ts on th e c u r re n t roll
• a a
F tr a t
B a p tis t C h u rc h
H e n ry
Wilson 3666 319 29 o r th e to ta l of 31193.-
D a v is . M u n s te r
B ib le school. 10
paib’ lc 344 61
» rs htp l l
th e m e
A M e r r y H e a r t l\« e th
T h e b a la n ce u n p a id on th e d e lin ­
G ood tu b e a M e d ic in e
w ith a special
tr ib u te to the m e m o ry o f W t ll R ogers
the qu en t roll a m o u n ts to 31.644.676 64
B a p tis t
c h u rc h
w ill
u n ite
w tth
o th e r
w hile th e b a la n ce on th e c u rre n t
c h u rc h e s in th e u n io n services in th e C h ris *
roll Is $976.16716. w hich show s a
tia n c h u rc h a t .4
s s s
little less th a n h a lf h a s been col­
C h r is tia n Science S ocie ty . 142 S o u th Sec-
rast Sunday school V 43 fo re n •• n lected on th e la tte r. T he to ta l tax e s
u n paid, both on th e d e lin q u e n t a n d
s erv ice
tl
serm on s u b je c t
M in d
e s s
c u rre n t rolls, a m o u n t to 32.623.-
S e v e n th -d a y A d v e n tis t C h u rc h . P a u ! I v a r -
944.20.
son
P a s to r
S erv ice s S a tu r d a y
S a b b a tn
T h e m la a to n a ry society o f th e
P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h will hold Its
a n n u a l m ee tin g W ed n esd ay a f te r ­
noon of next w eek In th e y a rd a t
th e W V. Mi't'See hom e. T h is w ill be
g u e st d a y a n d th e C resw ell a id will
have c h a rg e of the p ro g ra m
41 U t M
d iv e rsity of crops, its fam e in p ro ­
d u c in g record b re a k in g d a iry cow s
a n d pou ltry a n d its social a n d re ­
c re a tio n a l a d v a n ta g e s. In a d d itio n
to th e larg e n u m b e r of glow ing
fa c ts , in te i4 6 s tin g iv
wet f o r t h
in
tin -
fru its, nuts, vegetables, g ra in s a n d
livestock
H u n tin g
fishing a n d
scenic view s give a hin t of th e un
equaled re c re a tio n a l d iv ersio n s to
be found here
The
fo ld e rs
w ill
be
a v a ila b le
T ltey m ay he se c u re d ai c h a m b s rs
of com m erce. ttaiiks, hotel*. Service
station*. a u to cam p*. reai e s ta te
office* a n d nsw spA per office«
to
likt% cove rag e T tie Reni Ine!
not own an E ight ?
LAST NO ( ASH A l < TI<>\
i \< I ! ING \ i t \ ik
T he A ugust N o Money au ctio n ,
held S a tu rd a y , fo r w hich T he ften-
tlnel w as sponsor. a n d th e last for
th is year, w as a n ex citin g a ffa ir
R idding w as fa st a n d fu rio u s for
th e item s fu rn ish e d by m e rc h a n ts
of th e city. T h e s tre e t in fro n t of
T he S en tin el office w as jam m .'d
w ith m en. w om en a n d c h ild re n a n d
A uction R ucks w ere sp en t
w ith
p ro d ig al liberality.
T h e la st ite m sold, a sa c k of
flour, w ent fo r 700 bucks.
T he crow d liked th e idea of
le ttin g only w om en bid on som e
Item s, only m en on som e ite m s and
only c h ild re n on o th ers.
T he S e n tin e l in te n d s to resum e
th e a u c tio n s in th e sp rin g a f te r the
end of th e ra in y season.
G R E A T E R W ILLAM ETTE
FOLDERS O I F
T he f irs t ste p in a huge a d v e r­
tis in g c a m p a ig n to put th e W il­
la m e tte valley on th e m ap h a s been
a ch iev ed by th e G r e a te r W illam ­
e tte valley a sso c iatio n In th e p ro ­
d u c tio n of w hat is c o n sid ere d th e
finest folder e v er p rin te d fo r the
p u rp o se of p ro m o tin g th e valley
from th e sta n d p o in t o f its a g ric u l­
tu r a l re so u rc e s a n d advantage«.
T h is folder, Just o ff th e p ress
a n d r e a d y f o r d is t r i b u t i o n
is p r i n t -
iiii|« iv e t ile n i« wlii» h cut dtiwii brake, » lut« lit
/IR O M the driver’« point o f view, 8 cylin­
der* inu’.c the i deal engine fur a car. llie y
and tire wear.
give rr»|M»o»iv . it»- -, MHOttlhnr»*, «piictncaa.
/Ir iie this | <»rd \ 41. I ’ll«-re’s a I «»rd dealrr
near von— see linn today, l e t a I «»rd \ 41 tell
Anti in liic io r tl \ 41 eu**ine. you gel this
what it has already told to a rn <»rd Hum*
performance at A-cy linder < «•»!« //»• / »»nZ i
von ha> tmlay
/ewt to onn ! nn <r:\ m r
l»er of eager binerà the ««Hinlry over.
/ « » / eiwr built! It» initial <•<**! i* at r*- L-bol-
a t r ii <> it t z » i> r o it i> I) k a 1.1: x
tom, an ' include* m am ••extras,*’ snclt as
safety gl.i—» alt around, hig 6.(^1 t J<- i n li
air-ltalh h > i i tires, huilt-in luggage s|»a<\\
I
O|*rrating costs luive al*»» lH*en pan d thia
year— in sparing use of gas and oil, and iu
on Tag
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S W IM M E R S R E S C U E C A R
FROM O C E A N
D ivide. Aug. 21. — (S pecial.) —
W hen Mr. a n d M rs. L u n d y W ood-
son w e n t o v e r to N e w p o rt to enjoy
Shell now brings you gasoline with a v a c a tio n a t th e b each , th e y d id n 't
3 types of power — in perfect bal­ ; ex p ect to h ave sw im m ers go out
ance — to cut the cost of around- in to th e ocean a n d fin d th e ir c a r
I fo r th e m , b u t t h a t h a p p en e d
town driving.
T hey, w ith a p a r ty of frien d s,
Super*Shell gasoline can save w ere d riv in g a lo n g th e beach w hen
you up to a cupful of fuel on each ' a tir e blew o u t a n d fo rce d th e c a r
j in to a c ra b hole. B efore It could be
*cold" start.
I rescued, th e tid e g o t It a n d rolled
Up to a cupful in 10 minutes of it o v e r a n d o v e r in th e b re a k e rs
S ev eral h o u rs la te r it w as located
tteep hill climbing.
by sw im m ers, w ho succeed ed In a t ­
And up to a cupful o f gasoline ta c h in g a cable by w hich it w as
pulled a sh o re.
in on hour of steady running.
S uper -
S hell
A / th e s e n e itth b ftr iy s ta tio n s :
MOTOR IN N
610 a n d
M a d is o n
F 1 M ) BOSLEY
9 tb a t O tbha
M fO lY
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w . A . mu K
809 W Main
F R A N K HECK
7 0 0 6 th
B E V D ’R S E R V IC E
P a r i f ir H lffb w a j
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S E R V IC E
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S T A T IO N
MRS. CiJOLEY HELI’S IXX.
TH A T BITES HER
M t View, Aug. 20.—(S pecial.)
! M rs. J. R. Cooley Is re co v e rin g
fro m In fectio n th a t re su lte d from
being b itte n by a dog t h a t h a d be­
com e c a u g h t In a g a te a n d w as be­
in g re le ased by M rs. Cooley. Im
I m ed ia te m edical a tte n tio n w as glv-
i en the w ound, but la te r Infection
) developed
Boy f u ts H ead In Dive.
J u n io r Ig tn g sto n , son of M r . a n d
M rs. F re d L a n g s to n , su ffe re d a
i deep g a sh on h is h e ad w hen he
dived fro m a rock in to a shallow
1 portio n of R ow r iv e r w hile a tte n d -
j ing th e C ath o lic p icn ic In L a y n g 's
j grove S u n d ay .
I T h e lad w as b ro u g h t to th e c ity
for m edical a tte n tio n a n d
e ig h t
atitcheg w ere re q u ire d to close th e
i w ound.
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