*
Site dentini!
sp eak er h i # a u to e rn tie pow er to a w a rd was no object as long as th in g s were I A —— -
f r ie n d s aud punish foes an d o rg a n ise accom plished and the people put no th e i
TALES OF THE TOWN
money w ithout a murmur.
Millions
th e hons« to sa it his own fancy .
U nd er th e present system th e sp e a k e r co un ted for n a u g h t when billions could [
A -W o ek ljr N e w s p a p e r W ith P le n t y
r a n east asid e th e serv ices o f valu ab le be raised o v e r night. Wages o f the cm
o f B ack b o n e
men an d put m ediocre frie n d s ift the piove» o f th e u tilitie s u n d er govern
O n account of t h e prevalence of nit lx
E lb e rt Beile an d E lb e r t S m ith Pu b lishers head of and upon im p o r t a n t comm ittees. m eut con tro l were raised by a word uesst th e r e will be no S unday school ui
E lb e r t Bed e
....
E d ito r I tutor the presen t system, m em bers who from Me Adoo, for t h i n g s 'm u s t ho kept the Presby feritili church until fu rl her
w an t to be placed upon im p o rta n t com m o ving N o th in g counted except g ettin g notice, which will In* given as soon usj
A first-cla ss p u blicatio n e n te re d a t Cut- 1 m itte e s som etim es east th e ir vo tes more th in g s done.
co n d itio n s im provc.
t a g e (drove, Ore., as second-class m a t t e r j because o f w hat th ey th in k th ey are
But a t the b e g in n in g of w hat must
Hoofing p a p e r; Sweiigel H ard w are.
" — ;------ — —
....
„
' likely to get tliau b ecause of th e abil be a r e tre n c h m e n t period McAdno re
■ \
P la y Moaby a r r iv e d T u e s d a y from
Business ( Mice.......
11- E a s t Main p j
u p re s id in g o ff ic e r w hich th e can signs Someone else must t a k e the re
mk
¿ i J
*
aS
■
T he Popular Motor Oil
8 U B 8 C K IP T 1 0 M B A T E S
d id a t e may possess, an d it keep s the • p o s s ib il it y o f c u tt in g down the ex F o rt O m aha, Neb , w here he is in the
i balloon service, lie will re tu rn to com
ponses
about
which
McAdno
was
never
Ouo v e*r...-...4S .O O , T h ree months... M r
p r e t t j busy to
M u r e Z K K O L K N E is u»ed f o r a u
•
-
_ keep each m em ber who in te n d s voting a sk ed to m ake an e x p la n a tio n . D uring píete Ins course o f train in g .
t o m o b il e » o n t h e Pacific C o a s t t h a n
Eix m o u th s ___ 1.00 ; Single co py ___ - 5c
for him from t h i n k i n g th a t he is going th e y ears to come tin* ungisi th a t were
C h ris tm a s is com ing O ur e le g a n t line
all o t h e r oila c o m b i n e d .
One y e a r, when p aid in ad v an ce, or
raised may h av e to be cut and men can i hi jewelry, bracelet watch«*« foi u ^ u and
L e a d in g m o t o r c a r d i a t r i h u t o r a
b e fo re e x p ir a ti o n ........... .................. (1.75 to be put upon any co m m itte e s which
he may select. A f te r th o election th e not be han d led in the m a n n e r th a t they women, the Hock ford silv erw are, best,
N .
pi .use Z K R O L E N t t , c o r r e c t l y re -
and cut glass is complete, ('all early and
T h is special applies only on a full
sp e a k e r is so m etim es hard p u t to it to were handled d u rin g th e war.
finctl
fr
o
m
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e
le
c
te
d
C
a
l
i
l
o
r
n
i
a
a
s
m
ake
vhur
scI«
h
*turns
ut
II.
Mad
y e a r ’s su b scrip tio n
e x plain t h a t he m ade no promise.
Me Alitai m ay hav e been nbsoliitelv
p h a lt ba se c r u d e , b e c a u s e It m a i n
HM f .
N o su b scrip tio n listed for less t h a n 501-
We doubt if an y m an who h a s ever sincere in g iv in g the causo of his resig
E n i l n « « a r # a i« H # r w a t a f .
t a i n s its l u b r ic a t in g b o d y a t c y li n
Mrs. aloe T. S m ith has r e c e ^ r d a let
c o n ia « ! o r a i» c o o l t d . T h i a .
held th e s p e a k e r ’s c h a ir h a s n ’t wished n atio n as th e necessity of r e t rie v in g Ins
d
e
r
h
e
a
t
a
n
d
g
iv
e
s
p
e
r
f
e
c
t
l
u
b
r
i
c
a
M em b er o f
t h e a i l c o o l# « ! t y p e , l i k e a l l
more t h a n o nce t h a t th e resp on sibility persona I fortunes. His s a la ry could not ¡ t e r from her husban d which was writ
ti o n w ith less w e a r a n d less Air bon
W i r r t \m 1 DOFttht# a#i«Mt m n d n t m m ,
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A ssociation
nave paid tin- expenses of one in his ten on the day th«» a rm is tic e w ent in to i
r r i L . - n 4M
-il ( H a l It- Id a
fo
r
c
o
m
m
itte
e
a
p
p
o
in
tm
e
n
ts
was
placed
d
e
p
o
s
it.
G
e
t
o
u
r
l
u
b
r
i
c
a
t
i
o
n
c
h
a
r
t
Oregon S ta t e E d it o ria l A ssociation
it « |(i* t l u b r i c a m i « ; q u a h t i a a
position, but th ere alw ays will he doubt e ff e c t. Ile dui not know a n y th i n g of
upon som eone else.
show ing th e c o rre c t co n sistency fo r
W illa m e tte V alley E d it o ria l A ssociati >n
at
c y lin d e r
h e a l.
b u in a
thtM
irmisticc
at
tlu*
tim
e
uf
w
riting,
but
Mr. S m ith would, of course, h av e this in th e m inds o f niunv ns to w h e th e r or
« le a n
in
ib a
« . .» n ln i a i m n
y o u r c a r.
L a n e C ounty P u b lish ers ’ A ssociation
co m m itte e upon co m m itte e s elected by not th e reason given in public w as the tlu* fact th a t the l e t te r w as w rit te n on
, ham b ai *
•«•*•
m om
WN
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M PA N Y
w it h a a h a u a l / K H O Î * N l
t h e m em bers.
I f a p p o in te d by the reason th a t made the resign atio n seem th a t d a t e in d ic a te s th a t h«* and tlu* other
(
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a
l
i
i
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v
n
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)
C
o
tta
g
e
G
rove
boys
who
are
in
th
e
s
e
r
-
j
fil!«
.
th
r*»
e
r
e
t
j
u
i
t
a
m
a
n
t
a
p
ar
^
necessary.
F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 6, 1018
sp e a k e r t h e result would be uo d if f e r e n t
W h e th e r th e reason given wiis the vice to g e th e r were safe w hen h o s t il it ie s '
t h a n i f he m ade all th e co m m itte e ap
f^ 'V
¡(j i ' V
r ' j *
C f v, " u
’■ •'
- J I h
1
tr u e one or not, McA doo g e ts out at n ceased.
p o in t m e n t s d irect.
M OONEY.
F
o
r
rent
G
roves
is
reco
vering
from
an
most
o
p
portu
ne
mom
ent
f
o
r
him
self,
lit
We presum e Mr. S m ith would go a
ste p f u r t h e r a n d apply th e same method is cov ered w ith glory fo r h is achieve a t t a c k o f th e ‘ ‘ f l u . "
f. Q SUDTELL. SPECIAL AGENT, C0TTA0E GROVE, OREGON
The la bor elem en t t h a t is m u k in g such to th o sen ate.
m enta d u r i n e thn w a r s n , \ th is will tio*
Handkerchiefs,
5c,
7c,
10c,
15c,
a fuss over th e a n a rc h i s t Mooney are
O f course, we can easily see t h a t each 1 ta r n is h e d by t h t. critici hi t h a t would *202 to 60c at 'Jhe Fair.
d is g u stin g a lot o f fair-m in ded people.
h av e been alm ost c e rta in to follow dnr
T h e people w a n t to see Mooney h av e m em ber th a t n o m in a te d a fellow m e m inj£ n rofonatm-’tion period.
\t < ord in g to th,» plan o f Miss €*«»r
W o n d e r W orld.
b e r fo r a position on this co m m ittee
AMON G T H E C H U R C H E S
his to rian , each coun
fu ir U
. » - « « ,h .,. . . . . . . . . . .11 ™ ¿ " fcV S ~ , ™ b. ” d : » in o f the
I\»s Sly it iv S o t t r r t h :*f it ¡ n ho j in I a M t v iu, sta
S u rg e o n G en. S ir A. S l o g g e d , who
:
tv
is
to
have
un
I
(toriati
for
keeping
c e rt a in th a t he cares w h e th e r o r n o t 1 w ay s an d m eans c o m m ittee an d th a t Mo \iim> j t o \ ‘ «I hi*« \vnr*)i d u r i n g tH•
Inis re c e n tly been limite ii K. f M. G.
j the record i o f the soldiers ami sailors
an y o n e else h as a f a i r deal.
e v e ry nit-mlier who \ oted for some other p e r i o d ' t h a t he aervtni. Po *ibly n man
of the «•
ty who h ave p a r t ic i p a te d in . by K ing G eorge. Is re s p o n sib le fu r th e
T h e g en eral opinion is t h a t he is an
m em b er fo r m em b ership on th e c o m m it o f d if f e r e n t t e m p e ra m e n t i needed for
follow lug :
u n d e sira b le citizen. I t is c e r t a in t h a t te e would w an t his pick o f com m ittees, th e reconit ru ction an d reti Mfhing |*«»r the g: it war.
M etho dist C hurch U«-i J o s e p h Knott»,
M ti illuni. It a p p e a r s , whs one d a y b i t
),:i,i.,i
Hnmi*i hi bool nt 1"
his associates arc o f th a t c h a ra c te r, and b u t th e p ro b a b ilitie s a re g r e a t l y in iod now a t hand.
» t V. P h illip s and Mrs. Alli(> O.
ing h e r tliigeriiulls ut d e s s e rt, nnd li t Regular prem-bing s e n ices at I I a in
i t is not a t all c e rt a in t h a t he has ever f a v o r o f an im p rov em en t o v e r th e pres
a, both of th is c ity , were m ar
At an y ru te tht* ru b b e r ntht**» m i! • i K *
nail 7 ■ III p ill E pwortli league ut li III
been a lab orin g mail, or t h a t he h as ever en t m ethod an d th e plan is in line with nhiuild not kick. All the «tamp.'-
’ ’ v r
Huge tie W ednesday, J u d g e J e s se tle J o h n n y w a s m oved to a sk (lie r e a
p. m. Mill tti*«*k j^ruvrr itift*(h i T h t i r n
done a n y th i n g for th e la b o rin g man.
vk ells o ff ic ia tin g .
son why.
ou r lenuing to w a r d s a p u rer democracy. th e tr e a s u ry d e p a r t m e n t , from Wa
i tlilV l*Vt*ltill|(M nt
" V leck
So f a r as th e a v e ra g e c itiz e n is able
ton. I). C\, to th e .Hm:tllc*t little ra ilw a y
" N e rv o u s n e s s , d e n r," a n s w e r e d Ills
K.
I.ockwood was in KCtigcne Wed
Morning M«*ruinn, 41 Th** Truth
t’*v
to discern, ab ou t th e oulv th in g Mooney
s t a ti o n on tho P a c if ic const, will have nesdav on business.
m
o
th
e
r.
“
It
m
u
diuin
e
ho
uiii-ilsy
|
o
see
tiling »ttrnton, •4 Th«* Dominant I'm*
T h e allies will fin d a w ay to get pos t «> be rem ad e an d the n am e o f Mu.Vdoo
has done fo r lab o r is to g et lab o r into
\V\ F . I »a lie w as in Fiigeiie W ednes you sw allo w y o u r g ra p e s w hole ttint nlon . ' 9
tro u b le aud it now seems t h a t th e an session o f th e perso n o f th e kaiser. T h a t left off. P e rh a p s the nex t ra ilro a d ad
• • •
I d i d n ’t know w lint I w a s doing. You'll
a rch istic a n d I. W. W_ elem ent o f labor is ou r p red ictio n a n d t h a t is w h at 00 m in is tra to r will not h av e such a p e n d a y oil business.
Mrs. Lucy Holland visited in E ugene get iipiM'iidleltls, If y o u 're not r a r e fil i." CLrlMtlAti C hurch W a lle r ( ’iilllaon, min
h a s been ab le to lead a large p ro p o rtion per cent of th e people of th is old coun c h a n t for mi *If a d v e r t is i n g and will find
idter. Hi hit* «rhiiol W:45 u. in. Y. I* H
A few d a y s Inter, however,* J o h n n y 's
o f lab or to b elieve t h a t an a tt e m p t has t r y o f ours w ant. We are u n ite d th a t th a t the name o f the railro a d d ir e c to r W edn esday .
i ft. #1:30 ii. m I 'r r n r h m g w r i i m ut
m
o
t
h
e
r
w
as
h
e
rs
e
lf
t
a
k
e
n
III,
n
n
d
tho
been m ade to ra ilro a d Mooney to the be and his bunch o f vons an d huns doea not h a v e to a p p e a r upon e v e ry way
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G ray were in Ku
11:00 it. hi . niitl 7:30 i». m.
should be tr ie d fo r th e i r crim es, but bill nnd every piece o f scratch p aper gene S unday.
gallows.
ea se w us d iag n o s ed ns np|s-ndleltls.
• • •
th
ere
are
aliout
as
m
any
su
ggestion
s
us
The g re a t m a j o r i ty o f people believe
used by th e railroads.
An o p e r a t io n w as p e rf o rm e d nnd lLipti.it Church ft G O Grout. |m«tor
Miss Grace O liver has re tu rn e d from j
to
w
h
at
form
th
e
p
u
n
is
h
m
en
t
should
t h a t Mooney would h ave h e s ita te d at no
«'meritin*. Mundftv arhool nt 10:00 a.
P o rtla n d .
th e p a ti e n t u n a relieved. T h e s u rg e o n
crim e t h a t would h a v e accom plished t a k e as th e r e a r e people who w a n t to
R E A L P A T R IO T 8 .
T he C o n ste lla tio n club will hold its d is c o v e re d th a t xx lint bud c a u sisi tile in. !‘rt*itching ut 11 :!H! u m l*ri«v«*r
see
him
punished.
O
ne
th
i
n
g
all
a
r
e
th e ends he h ad in view , y e t th ey would
m eetin g Thtirmluv e ie n i n g , 7:30 o 'clo ck .
first m e e tin g of th e y e a r next T hursday tr o u b le w as d ie p r e s e n c e of a sm all
4 • •
not w ith h o ld from him a f a i r trial. I t u n ite d upou, how ever, is t h a t no p u n
C
o
tta
g
e
Grove,
Ore.,
Dee.
2.—
(To
the
I
I
I
th
e
buii<|ut't
room
o
f
the
Masonic
pi...... of tliuterilllll In th e a p p en d ix .
C hrintlan B r i t n c i C hurch Hcrvicc« in
seem s t h a t he has had such. He c e r ish m en t can fit th e crimes.
E d i t o r . ) — I note an item in y o u r p aper temple. R e fre s h m e n ts will be served.
«'Impel ut -III Heron«! *tn*c| each Hun
" I t w a s all y o u r fa u lt. J o h n n y . ” she
ta i n ly has had his d a y in court. He has
co n cern in g tw o women who were on
A. P. Larson is recovering from in ' said. “T ills w ould n e v e r b a v e h a p p e n tinv ut I I : ini «. in. Krgtilnr t«*»linii»niitl
h a d th e a d v a n ta g e o f e v e ry legal t e c h R O O S E V E L T A N D C H A M B E R L A I N . th e jo b a t th e can n e ry from th e (lim
m
e
e tin g WeilncNila y ev en in g ut 7:30
ju r ie s s u s tain ed when th e leg of his ed If you h a d n 't s w a llo w e d th oso
N IX .
n ic a lity t h a t could be b ro u g h t to his aid.
it opened till it closed. No d o u b t th eir
n'eloek. The hiiiltlllig ii open for t h r U«r
p
a
n
ts
becam
e
eu
tu
u
g
le
d
w
ith
a
cog
H is case h as been rev iew ed by th e high
g ra p e s whole."
services were o f value to th e c o u n try ,
of the eirculf&tifig lib ra ry e n rh W etlnei
T he Oregon V o ter is p r e d i r t i n g the for it was necessary t h a t e v ery person wheel at the C h a m b e rs mill. A portion
est tr ib u n a l s o f t h e laud and now his
tiny a fte rn o o n from 1:30 to 4 :30 o V lor It.
of
th
e
flesh
o
f
th
e
leg
follow«1
«!
the
senten ce has been com m uted to life im election ■ a 11*20 o f T heodore Roosevelt do his p a rt in k e e p in g th e indus
All ure cordially in v ite d to th e n rnrlrcn
H -» Bomb» Are Dropped.
for p res id en t an d George C h am b erlain tr ie s going, bu t I wish to m en tio n some ! trv u sers into th e cogs.
nM well un to m a k e uni * o f the lite r a tu re .
prison m en t.
• • •
Tin*
bond*
d
r
o
p
p
in
g
m
eeluinlsm
of
n
M e rc h a n ts a n d business men: T he
E v en y e t th e g reat m a jo rity a r e w ill for Unit,'il S t a t e s senato r.
o th er women w ho w ere equ ally busily t
The Oregon V oter has gone bad this en g ag ed at th e name tim e a n d received S e n tin e l w a n ts y o u r o rd e r s fo r sales Zeppelin i-nptiired by tin- B ritish w as Gospel Mission \V. B F in n e y mid wife
ing t h a t a n y a d d itio n a l ev id en c e th a t
lender». Ni-cond door so etb o f rrcn m
and c o u n te r books P a tr o n iz e home in d e s e r lh e d 'll a recen t lltlliiber o f tile
c a n show M o o n e y ’s innocence- be p re time. G eneral I ’e r s h in g is a lr e a d y lead no wages for th e ir services.
d u s try . O rd er early , as we re«|inre .10 L ond on S -here. T h e r e a r e do Isiinb cry. Ncrxices T u esd ay nml F r i d a y St
sented. I f such can be p res en ted he can iug T e rrib le T ed d y fo r th e presidency
I am proud to d r a w yv*ur a tt e n ti o n -lavs to 8 weeks f o r d e liv e ry .
7:3*1 p. m biimluy »«-rvi-.ist at 2:31* an d
ol.M fpd
drnpfM-m fo r conical bombs. T h e liase
y e t be freed , b u t i f such can not be a n d th e r e is no te llin g w h a t th e w ar to th e ladies o f th e su rg ical dressin g
7:30 p m.
E d m u n d O. C udney, who w h s ii mem
p res en ted it is tim e f o r those who have m ay produce in rep u b lic a n s e n a to ria l d e p a r t m e n t o f th e Red Cross, espeeiallv
Is 's lu n g III s t r a p s , mid th e r e Is a « tr a p
b e r o f old S ix th ro m p a y , o f th is city ,
been m a k in g such a fu ss to shu t up and tim b er.
a r o u n d tin* neck Tin* l a t t e r Inis a r e
Mrs. Green P it c h e r an d Mrs. I). Scholl,
W en th e r R ep o rt for November.
M a jo r A bram s, of Salem , has been d e whom I have seen e v e ry d a y fo r m o nths j is so f a r as know n th e only m em ber of le a s in g liook. a n d w h e n tin* book |s
let Mooney t a k e his medicine, which
Follow irig is th e r«-|Mirt for the wenth
th
is
co
m
pany
to
go
across
who
h
a
s
,
r
e
m any th i n k is not as sev ere as he richly veloping across the seas, m a k i n g F o u rth w o rk in g h ard , ami not for Dl hours onlv
o p e r a t e d th e amali en d first d rupa er for N ovem ber, us kept by Miss R uth
o f J u l y ad dresses to th e k in g , and such bu t from e a rly m o rn in g to la te a t night. tu rn e d . 11« is now at Czar, A lb erta,
deserves.
d o w n i n l th e tinse slid es out of Its Hti-wiirt, local o b se r v e r; M ai im am t--m
The co n te n tio n t h a t M ooney should like. He, or some o th e r of th e Oregon 1 th o u g h t it o n ly p ro p e r t h a t th ey , with w ith his p a re n ts. He w as u n f i t t e d for
Tin* homi» th e n r i g h ts Itself pern ta r e , 5s on the 13th and 10th; m i n
e ith e r be hjing or let go seot free is not f i g h t i n g boys, m igh t c a rr y th e s t a t e by- th e rest o f th e good women, ough t to f u r t h e r m ilita r y service th rou gh being s t r a p s
gassed
but
is
rap
id
ly
re
g
a
in
in
g
Ins
a
n
d
dro;
s
b a s e d o w n w a rd . T h e bombs imum te m p e ra tu re , 31, oil the 21*th;
storm.
j u s ti f ie d . T here seems little d o u b t .that
be w orth m e n tio n in g in y o u r paper. health.
a
r
e
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h e is g u ilty , b u t i f G overnor S te p h e n s
deg rees;
p r e c ip ita tio n , 8.10 inch«*»;
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u n d e r slib* of tin- m all hull. T h e r e g re a te st p re c ip ita tio n In 21 hour», 1.4**
th o u g h t th e r e was th e least p r o b a b ility p re d ic tin g who will be elec ted in 1020 can women.
going to die or h a v e n f i r e ! W h e th e r leasin g hook Is operat«si tiy a n e le e iro
t h a t th e tr i a l w as not abso lu tely f a i r W ait u n til th e O regon boys get back
WM. S K I L L I N G .
inches on the T.'fh; 12 cloudy d ay s, 8
you do or not, you should am ply protect
o r t h a t th ere w as a p o ssib ility t h a t new an d let them pick th e hero t h a t is to
[ E d it o r i a l note.— T h e r e g i s te r o f the y o u rs e lf an d fam ily w ith e itn e r life or imigm-t, mid th«-r«- Is a sm all s w i t c h p a r t ly cloudy an d 12 i-b-ar day».
ev idence would not m ak e th e cane, seem | d r a g th e C h am b erlain non p a rt is a n ban Red C ross for O ctober, as published in fire insu ran ce, or both. T alk w ith H a rry b o ard In th e c a b in fo r co u tr o lllu g th«-
so conclusive, he w as ju s ti f ie d in com ner do w n to defeat.
The S en tin el, show s th a t d u r i n g th a t M etcalf. It costs n o th i n g to talk and release.
Fail'll bolidi h a s a s e p a r a t e
F.&rl T hom as I» Flu V ictim.
C h a m b e rla in has been a friend o f the m onth th e follow ing women p u t in long he m ay be a b le to give you some in fo r sw itch . Tin- I miiii I is c a n tie re le a se d by
m u tin g th e sentence, e v en th o u g h him
Karl Thom as, o f A nlauf, Dougin»
lioys, b u t he h a s n ' t been one o f them hours as follows: Mrs. G B. P itc h e r, ! motion worth while
a 27 tfc linn.I le v e r s ulno In eas«- tin- el«s-trlc 1 co u n ty , do-il o f in f lu e n z a W cdncsdny
self sa tis f ie d o f M o o n e y ’s guilt.
T h a t ' s w here th e V oter falls down.
Miss Ruth P helps a r r iv e d S unday
1.10 ho u rs; Mrs. E lizab eth Fullm er, 84; |
m en u s full. Kncb b o m b bus n s a f e ty i night of Inst week. He was a b ro t h e r
A M E M B E R W I T H ID E A S .
Mrs. Maud S M n n, 71; Mrs. W. C. A p from K la m a th F alls to assist ill c s r iu g
dev ice an d Is not " a liv e " u n til It bus j of Lois T hom as, who iitt«-ndcd school
T H E R E S I G N A T I O N O F McADOO.
plew hite, 6H»4 ; Mrs. A licia H a rrin g to n , for her m other, Mrs. A. S. Phelps, who |
here, g r a d u a t i n g lust year.
*>*; Mrs. S a ra h K err. 85; Mrs. O. M. if slowly rec o v e rin g from an a tt a c k of ; <|/op|H-d s c l e r a l h u n d r e d feet.
E u g en e E. S m ith , one o f th e recen tly
T h e re s ig n a tio n o f S e c re ta ry McAdoo Kem. 80; Mrs. A nna Scholl, 80; Mrs. J . 1 pneum onia.
elected m em bers o f th e lower house
Classy jo b p r i n t i n g T h e H entinel **
W A T C H YOUR L A B E L .
fro m M ultn o m ah co u n ty , h as an easi • anie as a th u n d e rb o lt out o f a c lea r sky. W B uckley, 54*1 ; Mrs A n n a T eeters, I
If
possible
do
your
buying
in
w a y o f m ix in g sen tim e n t an d sound T h a t is, i t cam e t h a t w ay to th e people 41; Mrs. J o e P o r t e r , 40; Mrs. Roy Riggs,
the mornings at The Fair.
business— an d fo r th e good o f th e sta te . of th e eo n n tr y . T he p re s id e n t, un do ubt 3 3 Lj. T h is gives in f o rm a tio n fo r one j
Mr. nnd Mrs. B ert T ra sk h a v e both
F ir s t, he would h av e every m em ber edly. had kn ow n o f it s com ing ami was m onth only. O th e rs may deserv e special
o f th e leg islatu re ap p o in t as his clerk unable to a v e r t it or did not c a re to. m ention for work doue in o th e r months. been “ f l u ” s u f f e r e r s th is week.
T he M. W. A. will hold its first busi
a r e t u rn e d soldier. T h a t would be fine T h e people g e n e ra lly had re g ard ed M c T w o such would tie Mrs. Glennie F ro s t
ness session o f th e y e a r since sp rin g
fro m a se n tim e n ta l sta n d p o in t and Adoo as th e n e x t d em o cratic nominee an d Mrs. C la ra B urkholder.)
n e x t T u e s d a y evenin g.
would also look a f t e r th e m a te ria l w el fo r th e p res id en cy an d had e x a c t e d to
f a r e o f th e boys, who m ay not fin d po see him rem ain in th e spo tligh t.
G et y o u r girl a n d * th e n g e t y o u r a n
C R I T I C I Z E S O F F IC IA L S .
OF TASTE, FRAGRANCE,
sitio ns t h a t th ey can im m ed iately drop
E ven re p u b lic a n s will re g re t M c
n o u n cem e n ts from T ho S en tin el.
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A d o o 's re tire m e n t. He was, unqueation-
into.
STRENGTH
AND
C o tta g e Grove, Ore., I>e<*. 5.— (T o the
O r r i n Woolley an d his m other, Mis.
A n o th e r po in t w o rth y o f m ention is ab ly, th e ab le s t m an o f th e c a b in e t. He E d i t o r . ) — Allow me a few lines to ex M a r th a Woolley, w e n t to D unam uir,
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t h a t a n u m b e r o f these r e t u r n e d soldier had proven h im s e lf a fin a n c ia l genius, press my opinion ab o u t th e in f lu e n z a ] Calif., last week for a sho rt visit.
boys are lik ely to be a d o rn in g o u r legis even th o u g h a t g re a t exp ense to th e g o v epidem ic. I th in k th e school b o ard an d <
la tiv e hall- u i t h i n th e n ear f u t u r e ami e rn m e n t.
o ff ic ia ls deserv e severe criticism fo r al !
th e y would t h u s b e g iv en an insight
A n o th e r reason t h a t th e rep ublicans low ing public assem blag e s o f any kind.
in to the w o rk in g o f th e leg islativ e m a will re g re t M c A d o o 's r e t ire m e n t is th a t E v e r y th i n g should huve been kep t
ch in e ry t h a t would be o f value to th em th e y would h a v e liked to see him d e m o n closed up tig h t u n til t h e epidem ic was
s t r a t e his a b il it y d u r i n g th e re c o n s tr u c sta m p e d out. T h a t th e r e h a v e been no
in l a t e r years.
A sect-lid idea o f Mr. S m i t h 's m ay not tion period.
f a t a l i t i e s is du e only to e x tre m e good
b e o rig in al, b u t, n everth eless, has
E v e n befo re th e w a r he had add ed fo r tu n e and th e kin d n ess in m any cases
enough m erit to be w o rth y o f most s e r millions to th e expense o f th e con duct of neighb ors who wure w illing to t a k e
of th e tr e a s u r y d e p a r t m e n t . D u rin g th e ch an ces them selves r a t h e r th a n see
io us co n sid eratio n .
z\sk your
H e wuuld h av e a co m m ittee on com w a r he bad * sw ep t e v e ry o b stacle aside whole fam ilies left w ith o u t th e least i
grocer —
THE CREAM OF ALL COFFEES
m itte e s and t a k e from th e h a n d s o f the in p u t t i n g th rou gh his plan s. Money care.
H a d pro p er p re c a u tio n s been j
lu,- II,.
(C34 )
t a k e n by th e school board and o th er o f I
ficials th e r e would h ave been no reason
for th e s p r e a d in g o f th e epidemic here.
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JO B POBTBB.
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The Standard
Q]1 fo Cars
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A Most Attractive
Combination
Crescent
Cream
Coffee
W ednesday, Dec. 11
A Big New York Fashion Show Filled With
Tinkling Tunes and
T in g lm g G ir ls
DOORS OPEN AT 7:45—CURTAIN AT 8:00 SHARP
COMPANY’S
OWN
ORCHESTRA
Price«: Lower Floor, $2.00 and $1.50; Balcony, $1.50 to $1.00;
Gallery, 50c. Seat Sale Opens Tuesday, December 10th, at 10
a. m.—Mail Orders Now Accepted, Accompanied by Check
and Self-Addressed Envelope.
E n t e r t a i n a t T h a n k s g iv i n g D inner.
Mrs. E lla T hom pson en tertainer! at
d in n e r T h a n k s g iv i n g day a t her Royal
Oak farm . T u rk e y , pum pkin pie an d
o th e r T h a n k s g iv i n g dishes w ere served.
Upon b e in g t w i t t e d t h a t she w as not
hoo verizing, Mrs. Thompson said th a t
I e v e r y t h i n g w as raised on th e fa rm ex
| c e p t t h e su gar. T h e ta td e was p re t ti ly
d e co rated w ith flowers. G uests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Mornn and fam ily,
{ Mr. an d Mrs. R ichardson, Dick Whit*-
| and Mrs. O rrin Robinson. Tho a f t e r
noon was spent with masie, Mrs. T hom p
, son p resid ing a t th e piano, Mr. W hite
! fu r n is h in g violin music and all jo i n in g
in s i n g in g p a tr io t ic songs.
S ta t e C h a m b e r of Commerce I s O bject.
Iiooking to th e intensive d evelopm ent
j of th e resources o f Oregon, a s t a te wide
1 m ov em ent for th e o rg a n iz a tio n o f w h at,
in e f f e c t, will be an Oregon c h a m b e r of
commerce, promis«-s to m a t u r e nt a eon
vention of in terested persons to be held
( at P o r t la n d D ecem ber 12, 13 nnd 14,
when eitizen s r e p r e s e n ti n g e v e ry section
; of th e s t a te will meet in th e Oregon
metropolis for th e purpose of p e r f e c ti n g
such an o rg an izatio n .
Tosep: N eal Dies a t W alker.
Jo sep h Veal, a well know n resid en t
of th e WnIVcr co u n tr y , died last F rid a y ,
he f u n e r a l being held S un day. T he fol
I i-vi' g children s u rv iv e : Mrs. B. A.
Clark and Mrs. J a s . P la n k , o f t h i s v i
c in i ty : Mrs. E z ra Messenger, o f Reeds
•i >rt, nnd Mrs. W. Renne, o f L ynx H o l
low.
L e tte r* M ust B ear R e tu rn Addresses.
U n d er in s tru ctio n s , issued b y P ost
m a s te r G eneral Burleson no l e t te r mail
will be accepted by posfoffices in the
U nited H tates fo r d e liv e ry to m em b ers
of th e A m erican e x p e d itio n a r y fo rces
w ith o u t a re tu rn ad d ress on the e n
velope.
What a Change
HerGlassesMade
When she wore tin- old
style
double
vision
glass«'s, sin- looked old.
The unsightly seam or
hump blurred her vis
ion, gave her a strained
worried expression aud
advertised her age.
T hen sh,. ch an g ed to K R Y I’
T D K glasses.
T hey made
her look y«*ars you n g er!
I JLV
f R G Y L A P S S T E O S 1 K 1
TUt 0 8 UY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
K eep you y o u n g looking be
cause th e y nr« free from
seam or bump.
T h e upper p a rt o f KRYI*
TOKM (p ron ounced Crip-
focks) g iv es p e rf e c t fnr
vision; th e lower p a r t , p e r
fe c t n ear vision. Yet th ey
look like single vision g la s s
es.
I f you need b ifo c a ls we can
g iv e you p e rf e c t s a t i s f a c
tion in K R Y P T O K 8 .
Sherman W. Moody
B roken le-nscs (Quickly R e
placed. F a c to r y on P r e m i
ses. P ho ne 382. SSI W illam
e t t e Htreet, E ug ene, Oregon
INEXPENSIVE CHRISTMAS
REMEMBRANCES
«T EVERYONE has a few friends
" whom he or she would like to
remember on Christmas, hut th<-
pnekethnok is not large enough to
send eaeh an expensive pres« ut.
The <'brinimas spirit is not sln.wn
in the price of tin- gift. It is the
spirit, of the giving that c arne« the
eheer. The Sentinel can m < i I\*> the
problem of cost for you without
sacrificing tin- spirit. This is it:
Send dainty Christinas cards, a r
ranged with your own wording,
with your own name p rinted
thereon. It. will cost you nothing
to look at tin- pretty samples and
inquire prices. We must, have
a couple weeks of time to get out
tin s«- orders and t 'hristmas is near.
1 our order should he placed now.