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31 ? y (imi**; (Srnu? Sntítel J VOLI MK XXVIII L. L OF L. AND L. OUSTS I. W. W. FROM CAMPS AND OOTTAUE G RO VE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE, LANK COl'NTY, OREGON, FRIDAY STRING OF ACCIDENTS IN RUJADA AND UPTON L000IN0 CAMPS Waller Pill-liar Can Kaintonber Nutblu» That Took Plot-« ou the Day He Huxtalued lujurlea Afi'iib* ii t m hiivit rofiM* Ihirk uml fuNt ul thf Kiijuibi «mil l a|»fon logging fxai|NH iluring tli«* | iuh I tfii i I hvn Ht unify Du in •* wood, who p i i m t I pi I I*' JFXK 2s, l!»|s COTTAGE GROVE IS EUGENE PUIS SEEF WAY GENIO IN IN BACKGROUND W.S.S. DRIVE FOR FOURTH M M BER 40 THE PRINTED WORD NEVER STOPS IN ITS ROUNDS OF THE WORLD O. W McFarland Oat» Letter Referring to Story Printed in Sentinel Last December That the printed word never »top» eir ' min tin g wu» demonstrated again tbi» , week when Ii. . McFarland received i . • - , , , u ^ ^ .. ... . , PROPOSED FORINE ROAD SHORTER CHEAPER Patriotic Worker» Will Not Per leak. dun. .10 with the dr af t urmy, eu» Big Rally at School House Tonight Endei vori to Put Other Cities of happ.^V be the g w McFarland »h.. County Engineer Files Complete tinned a d I »loca teil «hoiilder Toe.dliy 1 Expected to Put Pep Into the County Into the formerly lived in Cleveland. Ohio The mit Disloyal Agitator» to when he I • II between two cur». Report and Recommendation» ., ~ _ . _ , party writing had iu»t »ecu the item Walter Pilcher wa» »everely injured Hang Around the Campaign Foreground printed The sentinel i „ » , December With the County Court Friday when »truck by limlm of a fall lag »nag. The »mig wu* nit by u log Tin. I «ovili I .l'ifioti o f Lo|(K«*rii it ii*l being diugged by a donkey. It wa» I i Th" '‘ ' » ‘ rt«« I . uii i I km in.'ii it u a *• « »III | »It* f i • I > oijnl«*il th«* tli'iught tbar th....... . would full in the rained only half of it» quota in the oilorifoio im 1 W. \\ I rom tin* ! ........ " " " ' ' h" h " K w“ » Hur auviug. »tump cumpu.gu. I here b..» hiijn of tin* nortliw<* n I, in <'ordìnu to | tra v din g, but when it wu« takeu out j been a lu* k of |M'p ia thi. drive uml t *iiI*tiiiii W. A. Arnold, <Ii«if i t« t o»^;n n i✓ I by thi* ruota and f«’ll baekwardr* thfr<* a fuilure on the part o f ritircua to rcul it for tin* \V 1 11 u in «* 11 «• \ i»ll.‘> anil woutli 1 m u » tint finn' t<» g»‘ t «»»it (if th<* wuy. Mr. IXf tUnf thiN d n i f in jun | um imjiortaut • in Oregon, W ||«« Nil>4 tllllt till’ I IIIII|lN i l >ili*h«,r wiin uiM'oiiM’ iuiiN fui a ni» in I r un iiuy uf Ihf libiTty bond dri\»*N h u v inni iiiilU iii Iii n «Imi i i« t mi* now l ,H| o f huiirw a n*l tiiiN ni ii <»* I »«*•'!* limitili* fu bi'fii. T h f mun«*y will !»«• unih I i’or fh»* |H-r «‘«Tit liM'tli I m ' I n ol tin' IcgHili, nini i f i iifiiit ifr iiiiythiiig flint iMWtirrfd t h f nu iii «* j»ur jM»fM'»* und ift just an hadly (lint they him 1 to it that no <lm|<«yi«l iimti day <»f tii n injury F l i r t a n d jniNidbly iiffdfd. | fata l injurifN iniglit liiivt* rfNiilt<*d hud iiiii'H uroiitnl t'itiii|> A lug fally will l»f h**ld sit th«* high Tin* («»gioii in a o v itimi mljuin t to i nut K v f i f f t Woutlay ahuWfiNj fh«• p rr* M'hüul amlit«iriuni tliiM f\i*niiig ut whifh tin* I * m t •-«! Ht ut #‘ n m my, tin* firn! of •• lief n f fiiiml t<» g f t fu flu* whiNtlf <‘or d «pfukfrN will f i i d f a i o r tu |>ut ginger tin« kind in •• i i n I ith ' i * nini tin* only lnl»or amt Nfuj* flu* dunk«*y vagiti»*. iuto th«* fitmpuiga uml tu bring thf pfo \ f r i i f (iiiroulti* NiiNtn im <t M*Vfr<* in orgu luxation in w I im 'H tin* I nit ml HtnlfN l»l« to riuli/.f thfir duty tuwardN thf pirifN to I iin I mm -K ii f«*vi dayN » «•for* purebaae of th«*«f NtainpN. Ii it r i*v«r part iiijmtr.l Ifi't'uiiNt* o f tin* loynlty of lb«* logg«*n» when Ntruck by «< l»**<»k, and .\rt •lun»*N Attfudaui'f ut thiN rally hüN be«*n uml millilitri, un n I#* h »*«*«I bv thirr had t m it I i IcgN badly m j u r f d * hf n a l«»g inadf un uiijfh u »Inty iin t h f pur«*hua«* nf rollfd «»ntu him. IU<Tnl>«TNÌII|» ill tin* It iiion, ( In* p> llillH' thf Ntuui|iN, th f governili»* ut huving - w -a-a-— - — lion of ttir|»!iuii* nini oth«*l g«t\«*f nim ut prueticully nrdered thè utt«*iidun«*«* uf material in |»rogr«*»*ing affording to UNIVERSITY TO TRAIN fvi*ry pe tnoii w in» culi g<*t th»*r«* and th«* «r II filli It*. CLERKS, TYPISTS, ETC locul ruut un 11 »* <* ha» itiNt ru«*t imi» tu At tin' prfNfnt tiiut* nboot 20 ,o«a» I Ifurn t h f ifiuUui tur t h f ubNciirf o f iiuy M »< i |«I m * m nr i* working with I ha* l»»gg«*r* C uuin # I n Inaugurated lu Order to Sup. piTNOii w ho fuiild b«* prfNfiit. mid lumlirrunii o f thf northfM'«! in tin Th»*r«‘ will bf u program uf in unì «*, in ply War Need» Mprurt*, fir, nml w h ilf pint* «hip, rnil additiou lo a mniib«'r t»f *h<»rt talk». way «»ml nirplam* timbri prodortion, Himilur iiieetingM are b«*ing held in ev A war •• ni»*rgfn»*y rourM* fur tin* train and o\ cr 60,OIK) fivilinn wurkrr» an* ing of I brk», Nt«*nogf upher«, iypi»t», n ** c «*ry * h o o ! «liât r i «* t throughout the length ^ogngi’d if* Ih«* Ninni* work in tin* in»rtli relarifN uml «»ffi««* nianager» will be and bremlth <il the land on this night, wi*Nt. It in tin* hope o f flit* military nu given on th«* euinpo» o f the Cni\< rNitN and the Cottagi* Grove four minute men fboritifN that thf *ol<li«*ri» inny In* tnki*n <*f Oregon from Juu«* - t to August .'lb, are having N»»inf difficulty m furniah out of thf tiinbrr work l»v th<* lir*t of if there are 50 or more ap|*licunt» Claim ing speakers fur meetings in outlying thf year tutti »rut to tin’ battle front to <*k will be held from *» to IO o ’clock T»v«* 2 districts. mil in tli«- groom! work for tin* uvintorN evenings each we«‘k. lb Walter Morton, No one enti escape going on record in The w orkera linvt* r»‘i»ch«'»l u p rod net Ion dean o f the school of eotnrn«*r«*e o f th«* th«* war MitvingN stamp d in e . \ nevi «»f | o , o « mi . o < mi fret n month of airplane university, will be the »lireetoi. wrinkle has been introdueed which will timber nml th»* goal bin* now been ini«ed This eoiirs«* is g iv e n to ui«*et war prov«* un «*ff«*ctiv(* e h«*«' k ou all ctti/.eriN. to ;io,ooo,ooo a month, w lindi will r«* ti«*»*ds, nml is intend«*»! to train p« rsoii" This idea is kimwii us ‘ ‘ tht* yellow •piire u unirli larger number of worker* who wish t<* tilk«4 business positions ca rd ,'' tMH’ttUiu* o f its eolor, uml every uml many more ooldier* in the wood* mieli us those suggest«'«!, or who w ish j mi.> w ho fails to make a pledge to buy and rainpN id qualify fu» tin* civil service examina stamps will I»«* report««! to state head t'uptuin Arnold wim in lite *»t> dor t mus |»ii those positions. The Cnit«*d quarters on the yellow card. mg the puat week, lie i* unable to niaki' I States govern ment has made ri*p«‘Ut<*d W hen u sol«»» itor visits a house and frequent vmitN. but bin work ìn looked requests to educ ational institutions o f no one answers the door, a regular a fter by Private K, J. Palmer, who in the country to assist in ttanting persons pledg«* card will be l«*ft, togeth«*r with »tationed here a* iu»peet<»r capable o f f i l l i n g the *'th«»usmuls and a section nf the yellow card. Each \ el —. ... ! falling o f thf ripf tomato found by Mr. I _______ 1 MfFarulml at that time o f thf v«*ar. i Kugene, Ore., June 57.— Indication. Mr. McFarland, however, ia a nntivc I County Surveyor ii. W. tabby ha» „re that th I.a..... .. put. ml., d e n Oregonian, ... could lay no claim to be- lile.t with the county com t ...» report oimtratiou ,nd home guard review on ,„ g the McFarland the writer o f the 1 upon tU* prupowd new road iruui Col July 1 will be the munt »plemlid iibe r letter wa» »enrehing for tag»* Urovt* to l-coraue, ami iavor» Nation vat ion uf of -ue nation'» natal day in the' ______ w-*_a_______ tae new route ior the reaaon that it will hiNtury « n*- fouuty. Ir in ap(>r»»|»riat<‘ *uve i»o«« leet ol dintance aud zzUu /tut DIVIDE CROSSING CHANGE m h I th» ••«* inty wlii<*h httn half thf houif OPPOSED h i ii. S DIRECTOR ot uuxiiuuiu grade, iie reto.nuifada that guurdN »n th«* »tut** nhouid tfature tti the atreieh between V catch'a and Med* urgani/ati« hm iii u Fourth uf Julv (•«•!♦• Chair man Miller, of the Public Service ley n of u»UU feet be buiii in a tirut- brutiuiq ui «i it im u I no fitting fhnt th«* »’ *aea manner mis s«*u»ou at an eatiniat«Mi CommiMiion, Urges Action guvt-riior <» thf Ntat«* Nhoui»! hunur NU<*h coat ol 7. The report in part in uh a cflfbrati«»n l>v th»* nttfmlu nff o f hiin H a ifa , Ore., June 21.— K. H. Aiahton, I ' “ - h «*11 uml Htaff. regional director for tht^railroad a<imin Curauaiit to your inatruetioua, 1 Aiiothcr wur time fuufh will b«* thf jNtration, han ask' d the publie aerviee ; ,iave “ a4le * preliminary aurvey of the H«*d Cro«»* work<*rM nf th»* «ouuty, fv»*ry (uiuuiiM-ioii to pout pone it» order re- ! * uiac I up Hilk ereek; eu»ieav oruig to tind umt huviug pruuiiM«d ut IfUNt uoe auf»«* quiring the H«iuth«*rri I ’avifie to iiiNtali ' "here the proper location o f that aec- mobil»4 <»f wurkfTN in unifuriu. a <*ou«:retf crouuing ut Divide^ where i ,Jf *h<- Cottage (»rov e-Loram* road KugfOf hüN f u d f a v o r e d to inak** thi» the railroad ero»»e»» Pacifc Highway, I 'lmuld I«-. Our survey is now completed u hum* fuunty dcinou*t rjit ioii in «*\ **ry placng hix request upon th«* ground that j from the ljuiit^ ol Cottage »fiim* <»f thi* wnrd. Nu Kugfiit* «rornpuuy it would In* agaiuNt policy at thiN time ttlJd i » on the location that thi» ¿ n «*lig'bb* to fiit«*r thf eumpftiti ve because o f war eoudition.N to imp one th** j r^ud, in my opiuioiq should have tieeui drilU. Main uf th<* infoiber# uf thf expenditure upon the railroad. ' «>uiit or snould be nunt. Th«» uufvey liberty ehuruN uf -fr»« \«*i«*fH will eorn«* Mr. Aiahton n m»»\e was taken after follow» the present mad to the turn fr um Cot lug»* l i r o v i ^ i i r i n g f i p k l , Crea an appeal to the director-general bv the ^hth o f Kudoiph s uouse at »tatiou 4 », wfl| and Juuftiuu City. I h f UoddeuM Houthern i'a« i t > company agaWist the j tlleu H,M'8 diagonally aeroua Kudoiph s nf h ib fity will fome frniu Cottage ommission ’» order requiring the cross field au«J pusses juut beuind The Cedars (»r»»\f, tue Gndd<*M o f Juufiee frnui scuo«>lhoUNe uud, then int*j the old road 1 ing to be put in. J une t mil City, Columbia from Creawell, In response to Mr. Aishton’s request, near station 67. From here it follow a and i ’nele Ham frinii HpringfieId. The Chairman Miller, of the commission, tne oid .r<ja<] for a short distance and buueball gain»*» will be between t<*iinm sent a letter to Mr. Aishton urging, for then skirts t « e foot of the hill on the from over the county. I the safety o f the public, that the work east side o f Hilk creek througn the laud Every possible attention will !»«• given ! in Pane county b** compelled to go ot H. C. \ eat eh and crosaea the bottom the visitors The armory will be tun»**»! and creek northeast of Air. \ catch * I ahead. over to visiting home guard companies. I " T h e r e has been a concerted move- h«juae, corning into the old road ut sta Privat*- room» will be furnished for the meat throughout the United States and tion Wi. From station tni to 124 the »ur women from other communities who c4»usideratde agitation in this state reL vey i» within or very near the old road. have parts in the celebration and ev«*r\ " F r o m station 124 t<» 141 the survey | ative to the elimination o f dangerous thing will be done to further the idea grade crossings," Chairman Miller says crosses the laud of Mr. Medley and ia that now is a time when the people of j in his letter, "particu larly where such below the location of the present road. Lane countv must be a unit. “ Considered as a whole this road will | elimination c«iuld be accomplisht*d with j out excessive expenditures. A law was save hOO f»*«*t in distance, or over 11 CAN T SHOOT CRACKERS i « nacteil ;«t th«* last session o f the l**gis- per cent u f the «tistance by the present ON FOURTH OF JULY lature giv in g our commission juristic road from Cottage Grove to above Med fion over grade crossings, and author?/. ley >. It also saves 2800 feet o f uiaxi ProLibitioo Within the City Limit.*' 1>. | ing u> to eliminate or protect such mum grade. The cost o f construction, i f *• T lken as War Measure. i crossing* when by us deemed necessary. a good iicH-adam road was to be built, .... . - - W N t h o u s a n d s " o f such |H>sitiona which lire; |<.w card is number«*«! s«*rinlly so that 1 We have succeeded in having manv will favor the new i« cniiou, as there are ii«»w open, ac cording to the c iv il s«*r ; u recurd can be kept o f each individual DUET OF MOTORCYCLE Mayor .. ..... 1er has received f . o » ! |[r, (|, crossings throughout the stat’e 2«00 yards less material to move oil the THIEVES CAUOHT HERE vice < oininiNsmti 's various nuth-es u f va. curd. On the strip !«*ft with the pb*dg«* f i r e Marshall Wells a request to en- ¡shed and have fot manv years use« new location than uu the old. The coat I eanries to I n * fill«*«l. eurd is the fi d l o w i n g : force section j ot ordinance ¡» « b.rh | (,ur efforts iu this dir¿eti»a. o f surfacing on the new will be less, on Notice t»i Householder : A war sav prohibits the rapitolin£ o f firt'w«>ik: The fee f«»r thi* entire c«mr»e <»f 10 Deputy Pitcher H u l Men Uuder Sur " W e «1«» not believe that deferring a«*count o f the difference in the length weeks is #15. payable at thi* time o f reg ings solicitor called at vour home and within th«* «*itv limits. Th«* fire mar veilluiire Beloie Wanted •oustruction of this overhead crossing uf the two lines. This opinion is based istration Htudents iegisteriug will prob was unable to secure a war savings shall sa vs: would be economical, advantageous or on the assumption that a first class road pledge. This notice is therefore left for ( o t t u r i 1 tirok i- is in u fu ir w n y tu ably need to s|H*nd from *3 to #5 nddi " Acton «long tins line is purtii'iilarYv in the best interests »if the government is to be built . 91 vour immediate attention.'' g,-l u reputation uf link mg n very UN. violin! f»ir books and «»quipltieut. Pros «lenirablf* at this tini«*, beeauN«* o f th« al program o f o f our people." ---------w -s~s--------- A record is kept o f all refusal» to a d v a n t a g e sum«* persons might be tlis* lieultky «-Iiit.u 11 * for automobile uml iuo pective students should apply for admis -------- w s-s--------- KANSAS BUSINESS MEN sion to the roujst* curly, as tinal nr. sign a pledge. torryele tlileven. Tw o mori' were caught pofted to tak«* o f this opportunity, under Sentinel Goes Across and Comes Back Follow* then an cxeerpt from the the guise of patriotic* demonstration, to HARVESTING BIG CROP tit-rc 1'riiluy. They gave their inline» ns rangenients will dep«*ud som«*whai upon At least one copy of The Sentinel has president's proclamation o f Pledge dny. inflit t untold damage « h i property «io! Joseph Klorni uml George Pouter. They the number o f registrations. traveled to France and back. This par* Something like 100,000 men ure out Persons regiatere«! in the evening June If*i. and nt the bottom o f the slip war supplì»»* by explosions resulting in tieular were accused o f stculing u inotoreyele copy <»t‘ The Sentinel was re. in the K:tns:is » hent f'ielti*. or » i l l lie «•nurses nu»' uttenil anv of the «lasses is the following: from Donna The sheriff '» offic e heuril «lisastrous fires. «•ei\e«l by Wade l*cKoy and was us«*d bv before June ami July have passed, har " A r e yon for I nde Sain or the kai Ibut the men hail ionie thin way nini in the day sessi»»n *»f th«* summer s**ho«»l “ Your co«»peration will contribute him after being rarefully read) to en- vesting this y e a r ’s war-winning erop. without the payment o f any additional ser f word win. unit to Deputy I'iteher. An largely to the protection o f all food sup elos»» a beautiful hand-made apron h« Where does this army o f harvest “ Those who are not with ns nre plies, war materials an«l other neeesai* «min un he lienrd the nnnica he remein fee. Hay session sttnb nts may register sent to his mother. Mrs. Maude LeRoy. hands eoute f r o m ’ Well, where does beied having rollini ed up und qucs- for classes in the night s»*ssi«»n by the against u s . " ties n«*c ess ary to support our boys In -------- w -s—s--------- i ’ershmg 's army o f fighters tome from t When the householder ignores this no France. tinned the inen n few ilnyu le* payment o f an additional fee o f #5. — from stores and banks ami farms and WAR DEPARTMENT ASKS For further inf«»rmntioii n«ldress the tification, or refuses point blank to sign fore uml informing them where they Mayor Wheeler has instruct«»«! Mar REPORT ON DRAFT IDLERS offices and shops, from every trade, could «¡et work, lie loented them ut the extension division, University o f Or«»- a pledge curd when interviewed, the so hal Fitclier to :*«•«' that th«* ordinance i> every profession, every walk o f Ameri licitor fills out the other part o f the | rnc, l.uiunier« unii uml noon hail them in gun, Eugene. can life. Just so in Kansas. The army - n— 11,1 » - W S-S ---------- yellow card. This gives the name, ad Portland, Ore., dun«» 26.— All persons custody. .stoini pleaded guilty nml « » » who can give information in regard tt» o f harvesters eonies from the villages dress, occupation and nationality o f the fined »50. Pouter, who i» only 01 year* NEVER WERE LUMBER and towns and cities— men o f every person from whom no pledge was re COTTAGE GROVE IS TO any draft registrant whose status is af of age, wriin turned over to the juvenile PROSPECTS BRIGHTER eeived, together with the reason, wheth HAVE PROMINENT PART feeted by the work or fight regulations. calling, men o f every kind, who left court. 1 which become e ffective July 1, are par- their town affairs for a few- weeks and The owner o f the motorcycle, who had In the I. i . i .I mt l».»inr»R o f th.* 1'ncific er “ refused to s i g n , " “ not at h om e," floeked to farms for precisely the same found the muchinc where it had been i.iirtl.kki-»t i f « r.'ior.i* nrr Iwiiq; made. " d i d not answer d o o r b e ll," " d i s l o y a l " Eugene Expects Home Guard, Goddess ticularlv requested bv the war depart Singers and Baseball Team. Illf,nt llo to< reason* that their relatives and friends iibuudoned by the thieve», wu» fined in I ... nt w e e k ’» yew bu»ine»a » f f f | i t f d w..» and "reason given by person." came to the colors— to play a part in In fa«*t, the regulations make it the Solicitors are warned that they must the Eugene ju»ticc court for speeding, the Krei.te»t for any »¡t<|{le week in more U«»ttng«» (»r«»v«* is sch«»dul«xl to take n i duty o f all citizens to report at once all winning the war. lie »uni lie wu» tenting it out lifter lank tin. ii » i i montka. ’Wu» totaled Stl,7ktt,2.'l5 use judgment in reporting on yellow It is an inspiring picture o f patriot, prominent part in the patrhitic demon j w hieh may come to their knowl card and to lie sure they are right in ,ng repair» when he wu» caught by the feet. Anti<'t|>ntiii|{ the ndti.nee ill rate», vounty »pei'd cop. Hi* knew who hud buyer» tire ru«hi»|{ into tbr market to assigning the reason. The solicitor signs stration at Eugene .Iuly 4. I he Eugene odge concerning registrants Who are idle ism. First the young manhood o f a free people freely marching away to tight Iulii'ii the machine but tit the time did ».«'I. un extent that mi r.i'ti ^renter his own name and address and turns it committee is planning on an attendance I ,,r w ho are engaged in a non-productive for the w o r ld ’s freedom; now the home not want to bring action ugninnt tin tot» I will' lie »hiinn for the current in to the precinct captain and the re «»t *ix sip ads ot the home guard, the occupation or employment. This report g«»dd«‘ss o f liberty is to come from here, should be made to the n«*arest local remaining manhood leaving desk ami port finds its way to the files o f head men, thinking it would coat him »ev week. It. addition to the loti inerea»e 25 singers in the liberty chonta are to «Iraft board. shop and turning to the harvest fields, »■ml dollar» to »wear out u warrant from cn.nmcrrinl ehnnuel», the govern, quarters. Persons writing or giving this infor in order that the fighters, and the civil This is the first time that in a drive be from here, and Pottage Grove is While be w ii » in court answering to the meat i» expi'ited to plnre heavy order» billed for a baseball gam«' with either mation in person need have no fear ians sustaining the fighters, may be fed « harge uf »pccding he »nid nothing in the immediate future. An order for an attempt has been made to make a Junction Uitv or Mab«*|. , their nnni«»s will be revealed. f«»r the and the fight continue to a victorious nbout the theft of the machine and thin !WI,IMM),OIMI feet of eiintonment lumber complete history of each person solicit Ma jor 1 1. K. Metenlt has be«*n asked j information will be regarded in this end. ed. 1'nder the new arrangement a pledge fuel did not come out until Inter. He will »oon lie placed, to lie followed l.y wu» told that the pnmceotion o f the another from the railroad mlmini»tra- or a report on a yellow card will be filed to serve as one ot th«* sta ff officers toi Sl»nse as strictly confidential, Many Others Axe Discharged. other men would cunt him nothing nml tioa for diiO.ltOO.OIH) feet for freight car in every instance. It makes a record the occnaii n. Captain Lee Roy Woods has received — — w— §- s •The price o f want ads. is about the which will serve ns a chart to the real he told who they were. cn»»t ruction. :only thing that hasn’t gone up on ac word from Lieutenant Smith, who a t LENGTH OF SUNSHINE spirit o f the publie, and it will disellisi' I ----------- w-a-n------------ The northwest lumbermen are looking o f the war. One cent a word— tended school with him ut Fortress S U P P O S E D P O T A T O BUGS A R E I N for a »tendy market for their produet each weak or suspicions spot. IS SHORTER EACH DAY count three times for the price Of two. Monroe, that all the others who failed R E A L I T Y O N L Y IM M O D E S T in Italy after the war. An economic to pass the examination have been dis The days ure now getting shorter by L A D Y BUOS survey o f that country has ju»t been VERLE WILSON SUCCUMBS charged. O f ten from the const defenses H E S E N T I N E L endeavors to completed, and analysis shows that in TO GUNSHOT WOUNDS minutes ai d fractions of minutes each of the Columbia only two were success get out a newspaper that is a day. although the difference in the It lias ib*veb«pe<) that what w<*r4* sup the first fiv e years o f peace Italy must ful in passing the test. One o f the suc good ad. for the city. In this |rt»*«*d to lx* potnto bugs found upon import from three to f i l e times as Verle Wilson, son o f Mr. and Mrs. length o f sunlight is ns yet hardly no | cessful ones was Lieutenant James ticeable. Technically Saturday was the i it has succeeded to a certain numerous patch«»* o f potatoes in this vi much lumber ns it imported annually in W. W. Wilson, o f Yonealla, grandson of Mills, brother o f K. K. Mills, o f this extent, as has been testified einíty, nr«» r»»nlly the charming Indybug. the period preceding the war, when its J. M. Me Dole, o f Divide, and nephew longest day o f thi' year, when there : city, and whose family spent several to many times— but we have Their r«»sen»blaiH'e t»» the ooft-Nliell<»<t annual imports were 1,000,000,MM) feet. of Mrs. J. W. Vcatch, o f this city, died should have been nearly lt> hours o f j months here during the past year. not done as well as we would potato bug is eiiuned by tli«»ir immoli, It ¡» estimated that the country will at the home o f his parents Monday fore continuous sunshine. Hv July 4 there Lieutenant Smith, one o f those who like to do. W e have been able enty in attaching themaelves to the p«« require from .'IJtOOJMKt.tHMI to 5,0tMt,tMi0. noon. The funeral was held Wednesday. will lie practically an hour less sunshine : failed, is only 2H years o f age but has to do ar uracil as we have be thaq, there wns last Saturday, -md •>’ ' lato lenvcN while shi'ilding the raiment 000 feet o f rough and square lumber a He was 21 years o f age, o f perfect phy served nine years in a military school car. e of the support we have in whieh they «rere garb»*»I as larvae. year for the fir»» five years, and 2,000, sique, and expected to join the army the latter part o f December the length and four years with the F S. marines. received from advertisers and of sunshine will be shortened to M ‘ v i County Fruit Inspeetor Htewnrt, win» otto,otto a year for the ten succeeding within a short time. He holds one o f 4tMio efficiency medals .-.ubscribei' ,e have done the is tin authority on bugs, eaperinlly lady- years. The prospects for the northwest Young Wilson was out shooting crows hours. issued during the past 145 years and ben we could with the support -------- w s-s-------- bug*, is the person t«> giv«* this informa out o f cherry trees on June 14. In lumber business were never brighter. was coast defense ordnance o fficer for we have received. How much Pupils Paj»s Exams, tion. He has n » i far aucc<»e«le«| in keep climbing over a fence the gun became ■ — w ■»- »- ----- several months. better we do in the future de The f o l l o w i n g pupils o f t'ottBge Grove ing potato bugs out o f th«» county. Th«' Get your girl- and then get your an entangled and exploded, the charge hit -------- w - s -s--------- pends entirely upon the sup lady bugs do not harm th«» potatoes or nouncements from The Hentinel. "* ting him under tin1 right arm. He man and surrounding school d is tric t» were Holding R evival Meetings. port we get. The Sentinel will successful ill passing the recent eighth w s s — either plants to which they nttach them aged to rrnwl down n hill and nttrnrt The Church o f Holiness people are at ail time ;et out a paper in selves, und lire nn enemy of the aphis, SIX COTTAGE GROVE the attention o f some tourists in a pass grade examinations: holding their annual ten day meeting keeping with the desires of the Distriet 4*i Marie Veateh, Grace San which has raised such havoc this year. ing automobile. A neighbor woman who BOYS 00 IN THE DRAFT here, the first session having been held citizens and business people of ----------- w-o-o----------- was met on the road, got into the ear ford, Marie Uaroutte, Marie MvCnrgar. last night. Rev. J. A. Kriug, evangelist, the community as expressed by Population of County Is 30,276. The Cottage Grove country had fur and stopped the flow o f blood with n Clara l.eunt, l ’aul Holladav, Henry is conducting the meetings, and the pub their support. To this extent it Maier, Hurry Skilling. Harvey Robin O th e rw iv he The total population o f Lane county, nished ti o f thp HM drafted men which pack over the wound. lie generally is invited to attend. is possible for them to say just aeennling to returns from th«» wnr sav left Kugene Monday for Camp Lewis. would have died from loss o f blood be son, Flovd Longfellow, Walter Woolley. ---------w s a ■ what kind of a newspaper they Rex Wheeler. Klnor P. Knowles. ings census, is 30,276. The county’s to They were as follows: Delbert Kelly, fore reaching home. He was so weak Seventy fiv e per cent o f the males o f want. District H.'t Glenn Fave Mel.in. Phil, that the wound could not be dressed for tal quota f««r the purchase «if stamps is Dorena: Raymond T. Hatton and Ar this country receive a salary o f less ip L. Mosby. tour»,520. thnr dosso, Cottage Grove; Walter Rob several days. than «tilSi a year. Here's a ease where ---------w-a-s--------- Mr*. Veateh and the McHole family inson. Divide; Joseph Fremarxi, Ruja- ---------w -s-a--------- w e ’re all willing to lie with the minor T ry the want ad. way. were present at the funeral. W A T C H Y O U R L A B E L . Huve 25c. da, and Joe Jackson, I.orane, ity. (5 \