malpuraj.” For an easy flowing lang­ EUGENE REC ITALS AROUSE THE
IN TE R E ST OF COTTAGE GROVE
uage, lucidity and simplicity it is some­
MUSIC LOVERS
thing wonderful. Translate into nm
biguous English, the above quotation
A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty
The interest of Cottage Grove music
rends. “ There's a sucker born every
o f Backbone
minute.“ You don't dispute the trails lovers has beeu aroused by a series of
very pleasing musical recitals which
Elbert Bede and Klbert Smith Publishers lation, do yout • • •
have been given in Eugene recently.
Elbert Bede........................
Editor
Once in awhile an irrigation company \uother will occur on Wednesday of
A first class publication entered at Cot­ lets too much of its water into the next week, February 19, in the Metho
tage Urove, Ore., as second-class matter stock and neglects to provide an outlet dist church there, when the organist,
John Stark Evans, will give an organ
for the surplus.
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Business Office._________ 412 East Maiu
recital. Mr. Evans is a master o f the
instrument and vv ill -delight the most
The state of matrimony would be
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
critical.
more peaceable place in which to liv
One year-------#2.00 | Three months..,.50o if someone wasn't always trying to ex
Miss Eleanor Lee, o f the university
The Clackamas county fnlr will be
Six months...... 1.00 | Single copy____ 5c
school of music, will sing a group of held at Catiby September 23, 26, 2*i
tend the boundary lines.
One year, when paid in advance, or
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songs. There will l>o no charge for ad
and 27.
before expiration________ — __.#1.75
It is a great advantage to be a lin mission and no collection will be tuk
A Baptist regional conference for
This epecial applies only on a full
guist. Every doctor appreciates this eu -it ia free to all.
y e a r’s subscription
and can read any tongue,
laymen of the church Is to ho hold in
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Attends Centenary Meeting.
No subscription listed for less than 60c
Portland February 23 and 24.
Eugene Register: Rev. Joseph Knotts,
One of the southern states has passed
Member of
Veterans of Pattory A, i Id Third !
pastor
o
f
the
Methodist
r
hutch
at
Cot­
a law making it grand lareeny to steal
National Editorial Association
a watormellon. This must be a scheme tage Grove, was in the city Thursday Oregon, celebratod tho 63rd annlver 1
Oregon State Editorial Association
to get all the colored population in jail attending the centenary movement sary of tho organisation at a banquet !
Willamette Valley Editorial Association until after election.
meeting held in the Methodist church.
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Lane County Publishers ’ Association
Castors nnd laymen front churches in in Portland.
Aftor wooks of a snowloss winter
A man who gets acquainted with his the Eugene district attended the meet­
future w ife at a card party shouldn't ing nnd discussed plans for raising castors Orogon points were again
F R ID A Y, FE B R U A R Y 14, 1919
their quota of tho #80,000,000 which snow covered. much to tho delight of !
be surprised i f he draws a full house
A man buried in thought is dead to the Methodist church will raise during
TH E AD VERTISED TRAD E M A R K
the next few years to advance missions whoutgrowors.
his surrouudings.
Q U ARANTEES Q U A L IT Y
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Enrollment In tho school of law of
in home nnd foreign lands. Some o f the
Selah sounds like a feminine word churches have already started their cam tho University of Oregon has grown ■
Have you ever stopped to consider
paign. Rev. Knotts said.
but it isn't. It moans quiet.
to 46, tho highest mark lu the history i
the real significance to you o f the trade­
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of tho university.
mark or brand name on the package or
Epworth League Contest Closes
A person isn't a Christian who mere
label o f the article you buy at the store? ly refrains from doing wrong.
Senator McNary has appointed WII
The Epworth League o f the Methodist
Have you ever stopped to think that
a • •
church closed its secret contest Sunday Hum S. lliddlo. Mtlwaukle. and William
the presence o f an udvertised trade­
There is no place on earth nor in evening with 18 new members. Miss
mark on a ran of pork and beaus heaven for the man who licks his wife. Thelma Breedlove and Miss Cassi,. Mc­ 11. Kondull, Portland, as first and sec [
ond alternates respectively to West
for example, is a guarantee that these There's only one place left.
Cord were the leaders and Miss Breed
beaus are of good quality#
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love's side won, having 2.857 votes. Point.
This must be true else the advertis­
English suffragettes are going to go Miss McCord’s side had 1,897. The
Tho decision o f tho Polk County
ing would defeat its own purpose. The to rooking and raising babies to stop losing side tire to entertain the winners
Fair
association not to hold a county j
trade-mark, being a mark of identifi­ male ridicule. The men over there need at the home o f Miss Mary Ellen Hen
fair in Dallas in 1919 has boon recon­
cation, is as much a means o f rejec­ not worry about the suffragette move son tonight.
tion us o f selection.
sidered and plans will bo made soon
THE R E X A L L DRUG STORE IS ACCEPTING FILM ROLLS
ment for awhile.
That is, i f the article so identified
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Salvation Army Captain Gives Talk
to hold tho annual show.
A N D FILM PACKS FOR
proves unsatisfactory, you are enabled
Mrs. M. Sawyer, a captain o f the Sal
Much o f the pleasure nbout married
Congressman Sinnott has introduced
by the trade-mark to avoid it a se­ life comes from being married.
vation army, was in the city Wednesday
a bill in tho house to extend tho lim­
a a a
cond time.
looking after the interests o f the or­
Manifestly, a manufacturer could
The man who sits around feeling ganization. In the evening she gnvy a its of the Ochoeo national forest. This
not afford to put a brand name or bad bee ail si someone else is more sue very interesting talk at the Church of bill will add 6000 acres to the present
trade mark on an unsatisfactory pro­ cossful than he, isn’t doing much to God hall. She left yesterday for Grants
urea and will protect valuable water
AT TH E F O L LO W IN G PRICES
duct. People would not boy it a se­ remedy the condition.
I'ass, but expects to return here in about sources.
cond time and he would run himself
two weeks and may preach several
10c
Developing roll I Hint, 6 os
out o f business almost immediately.
John Dlerdorff, of Hillsboro, and
No man can be dishonest without times.
15c
Developing
roll
lilniN,
III
nml
12
e
x
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A manufacturer bucks a branded pro­ knowing it.
Merrill Barber, of Twining, were ap­
duct by his reputation. Therefore, he
5c
Moves Saginaw Sawmill.
No.
4
kodak,
4x5............................
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pointed midshipmen to Annnpolls by
cannot afford to stake his reputation on
The Grov« Lumber company last week Representative Hawley on report of
25c
Doctors are now able to make a
Developing
roll
film
packs,
any
ai/e...............
any product that is not good.
man’s heart beat after he is dead. moved their Saginaw sawmill to the N.
It is only when he puts on the mark­ T h ey’d better start prat tiring now on a W. White place south of town nnd have competitive examinations held at the
PRINTS
et a satisfactory product, one whieh few o f the animated ones.
the plant nlxiut ready for operation. University of Oregon.
,
3c
No. I Brownie and »mailer, 2 |,(\ 2 I 4 ...... ................ .....
people will like and call for a second
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The Grove laimber company owns and
Taxes for 1918 are now due and
4c
\n
2
Brownie
or
No.
1
FI’K,
2*
t\
i
time, that he can afford to put the
Some men get the habit o f speaking operates six sawmills ia this section.
payable. The first half of the taxes
mark of identification upon it.
5c
No.
2A
Brownie
or
No.
IA
ITK.
2'
|x4'
(
may be paid to and Including April 6
But when he has such a product, he sharp to their wives because that's the
6c
W ill Ogpn Auto Repair Shop
No. .'! Brownie or No. •’! KI’K, 31 JX41 (
only
way
they
can
get
a
word
in.
wants people to know that it is his.
L. R. Long und Eh. Spray are in Port­ without Interest Tho second half of
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6c
No 2 Bulls Bye, :D . x : :1 .
Every package he sells than helps to
land this week purchasing equipment the taxes may bo paid any time before
5c
Don't trust the man who tells you A l for a new auto repair shop which they
No. 3A kodak or post cards,
¡»....... ....................
build a reputation for him and his
October 5, without Interest.
men are dishonest.
W
good a
10c
No. IA kodak, •1 1 vi'1 », "i 6x7
will open in the near future in the
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The government will hold an auc­
Advertised, trade-marked goods then
building on south Fifth street, former
ASK US ABOUT E N LA R G E M E N T S
are most apt to be good goods.
An eastern professor says a 12-cent ly occupied by The Sentinel.
tion sale o f wool in Portland on March
The advertised trade mark is your breakfast is enough for a literary per­
Bring your films to us for development and printing. The prier
1 to take care of the requirements of
guarantee o f quality.
son. We should rather judge that
is right and the work must lie to hold your patronage. Try ns
local mills. The mills will then have
some o f them had been practicing liv ­
at their disposal enough wool to last
SOCIETY.
ing on that amount and that it hud all
been going to their bodies.
them until the new northwestern clip
is ready.
Many a kind deed causes sorrow for
Mrs. J. S. Silsby, who is to leave
The first unit of returning Oregon
Things Others Th.sk sad What Ws
the moment.
th her family for Honolulu, P. I., in
Th.sk sf the Things Others Thiak
soldiers, the Sixty-fifth Coast artillery,
the not-far-distunt future, was the honor
The Modern Pharmacy
C. J. Kem, Proprietor
Don't forget that the motives that guest at the home of Mrs. C. E. I'm w ill arrive in Portland on the night
control
your
mind
are
portrayed
in
hrey Wednesday at an a ffa ir given of Sunday, February 16. or the morn­
A ll women like flattery—and most of
by former members o f the Ladies’ ing of February 17, and will bo allowed
them deserve it— for being able to get your face.
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9
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along with the men.
Literary club, which was di-dn%nded a
U N IV E R S IT Y OF OREGON W IL L
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People do not enjoy doing things few years ago. Needle work was enjoy, stopover time for a intrude on the wuy *r-
T R A IN MEN TOR FOREIGN
to
Camp
Lewis.
There are said to be 200,000 automo nearly as much as they do uav.ng peo­ ed und a diversion was a Lincoln birth­
AM ONO TH R CHURCHES
TRAD E JOBS
A #50.000 milk producing plant la to |
biles in the country— and all o f them ple talk about their having done them. day contest. Mrs. Silsby was presented
with a handsome silver ment fork nnd be erected in Portland Imnuidiately as
want to cross the same crossing at the
As thè resoli o f un arrangement «nude
same time as you do.
ight refreshments were nerved. The a result o f a meeting at which 250
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Methodist Church Rev. Joseph Knotts, hy l>enn D W. Mortoli, of lite sclinol of
ladies were: Mrs. C. E. Umphrey, Mrs.
pastor. Sunday school at 10 n. in. rum inerre, ulule in thè cast reeently,
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
H. Hemenway, Mrs. C. W. Culdwill, dairymen and milk producers were
I f you can't do a thing, the next
Regular prouciiing services ut 11 a. ni.
Mrs. C. M. Shinn, Mrs. J. A. Wright, present The plant will bo erected on and 7:30 j>. in. Kpwnrth league at 6:30 thè University of (iregmi a ill givc
best thing is to see that someone else
does.
Mrs. S. L. Markin, Mrs. A. S. Powell the co-operative plan, the entire stock p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting Thun eourses desired by thè federai govern
meni, nnd qimiified uirii in these eourses
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Cottage Orov© city council met in reg­ and Mrs. J. S. Silsby.
day evenings at i :30 o ’clock.
being subscribed at the meeting.
ivili lo* registcred for torcigli
linde
A great many reforms are given
ular session Monday evening, February
Morning sermon, ‘ ‘ Father and Son.’ ’ positions ns they drvelop. Dean Mortoli
Three principals and nine alternates
trial on the ground that they can’t be 3, all members being present except
Mrs. J. H. Chnmlier* entertained her
Evening sermon, “ Tin1 Open Door to conferrod vvilli James P. Miniti«', vice
worse than what has gone before.
Sunday school class Saturday afternoon will bo recommended by Representa­ Four Hundred Million Minds.’ ’
Councilman Nelson Durham.
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prcsident o f thè federai board for vora
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Minutes of previous meeting were at her home. A fter a pleasant social tive W. C. Hawley for admission to
afternoon dainty refreshments were the United States Naval academy at Clrl.itian Church Waller Callison, min tienili edurntinn, nnd Dr. |{ S. MrKIwce,
A popular soprano is said to have a read and approved.
federili ngi-nt for rotnmerrial rduration,
voiee o f fine timber, a willowy figure
Reports o f city recorder and marshal served. Those who enjoyed her hospi­ Annapolis by March 4. Candidates
ister. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Y. 1’. S and nrrnnged lo work under thè dlree
tality were Miss Hazel Stephens, Miss
cherry lips, chestunt hair and hazel were read and approved.
<’. E. 6:30 p. in. I’reucliing services ut
timi o f these offirinls.
eyes. Wonder what her family tree is
On motion the mutter o f the water Virginic Bosley, Miss Sarnh Stewart, should send applications at once to 11:00 a. in. und 7:30 t>. m.
Dean Mortoti s i i v i that thè sehool o f
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lik ef
Miss
Rita
Kelly
and
Miss
Ruth
Bede.
the president’s office. University of
rate for the Chambers mill was referred
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Baptist Church K. 0 O. Groat, pastor roinnierre has nlremly rcrcivcd orders
to a committee.
Oregon, Eugene.
emeritus. Sunday school at 10:00 a. for m» n for foreign trade positions, nnd
Put o ff until tomorrow the me
The Joker club wns enterntined Rat-
Mayor Wood announced the following
The 69th regiment. Coast Artillery in. 1’ rcnr.hing at 11:00 a. m. 1'rnyer flint tvvo or III ree luca tiri* to lo* »elerted
thing you intended doing today.
rdity evening lit the home of Mr. anil
standiug committees for the year:
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evening, 7:30 o ’clock. shortly for u New York house.
Street— David Sterling, 8. V. Allison, Mrs. C. H. VnnDenburg in honor of corps, composed of 37 officers and meeting Thursday
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their daughter, Miss Eunice, who was 1708 men from Oregon, sailed from
It is your “ d u ty " to understand the Nelson Durham.
Christian Science Church -Service» In
ta riff question.
Ulnssy job printing. The Sentinel. •*
Light—John Veatch, R. E. Walker, up from Eugene for the week-end. Fol­ Bordeaux on Februnry 4 on the tran­
chapel at 242 Second street each Hun-
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lowing
the
usual
five
hundred
a
dainty
Nelson Durham.
sport Mercury, the war department day at ll::00 a, m. Regular testimonial
The man who always knows how a
Sewer— A. W. Kime, 8. V. Allison, luncheon was served. Guests o f the club
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30
Drive out constipation, promote lippe
thing should be done is seldom the man R. E. Walker.
were Mrs. J. P. Graham nnd W ill Hall. has announced. The transport Is ex­ o ’clock. The building is open for the use
<
£
>
who has learned from experience.
pected to arrive at Newport News, of the circulating library each Wednes­ lite, improve digestían, induce refresh
Water— 8. V. Allison, John Veltch,
day afternoon from 1:30 to 4:30 o ’clock. ing sleep, get ren e»ed strength nnd
Mrs. H. W. Titus entertained a few Virginia, February 16.
David Sterling.
All are cordially invited to the services health. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tin,
Anticipation is the stock-in trade of
Park— A. W. Kime and R. E. Walker, friends Friday evening at her home 731
In the person o f Joseph Nemchlck, ns well as to make use o f the literature. nature’s gift of wondrous herbs. Results
the optimist.
for the city; Mrs. B. R. Job, Mrs. F. A. south First street in honor o f her hus­
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Garetson, Sr., and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. band’s birthday anniversary. The a f­ aged 90, of Harrisburg, Linn county ®ospcl Mission W ?' Finney nnd r ife guaranteed or money lutrk, 35c Men
a ’s H.,irma. y.
M l 28
boasts
the
oldest
angler
in
the
state.
fair
was
a
complete
surprise
to
tho
doc­
There are some compensations for the
Mayor Wood also appointed the fob
leaders. Second ib or south of cream
little man. For one thing he doesn’t lowing member» o f the library board tor. The evening was pleasantly passed He secured a fishing license for 1919 ery. Service» Tuesday nnd Fri lay ut
look so funny when he falls down on a and, owing to the uncertainly o f the ex with cards and music, followed by re­ at the county cleijt's office In Albany 7:30 p. m. Sunday sicvii x ai. 2:30 and
slippery sidewalk.
piration o f the terms o f som« o f the freshments.
7:30 p. m.
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last week. He also secured a similar
present members, fixed the time o f ox-
permit to fish last year, so evidently Missionary Address at Biptlst Church
Lives there a boy with ambition so piration o f each as follows: Miss Lydia
Frod Anderson entertained a fe
dead that unto himself hath never said Hooper, term to expire September, 1919; o f the younger set at his home Sutnrda
•duy is a consistent fisherman.
Miss Elsie T. Knttcn, field sieretnry
that he is some time going to be a A. W. Kiroe, September, 1919; A. B. evening in honor of his birthday Fol-
A tentative road paving program for for women’s missionnry work nnd the
great orator and startle the nation.
Wood, September, 1920; Mrs. Worth lowing a pleasant social evening refresh­
A L L K IN D S OF
world wide guild in tile Uolumbin river
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Marlon county, contemplating the ex
Harvey. September, 1920; Elbert Bede, ments were served.
district,
will
speak
in
the
morning
serv­
JOBBING
A N D FU R N IT U R E
z______________
pendlture of #1,000,000, was announced
Lots of people do not get credit for September, 1921; Geo. O. Knowles, Sep
ice nt II o'clock at the Buplist church
M O V IN G — PIA N O S A
all they do— which is fortunate for teraber, 1921.
by the county court oftfcr a conference
Sunday morning, February 16. A cor
some.
SPEC IA LT Y
On motion the foregoing appointments
with business men of the Mount Ang'd di.il invitntion is extended to all who
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were confirmed by vote oif the council.
BEST o r HERV1CE
wish
to
know
something
about
mission
district. A chain of paved highways
A woman who knows how to run her
J. E. Young was elected city attorney Ex-8oidier Agitators Ordered to Take
connecting all Incorporated cities and nry work, both home and foreign.
husband never lets him know it.
for the ensuing year.
O ff Arm y Uniforms.
towns of the county is the plan.
On motion the recorder was instructs»!
Butte, Mont.— Strikers in the mines
I f there never was any rain there to present at next meeting a list o f the
No wnnt ad., render or other ndver- I Phone 164 New Era Drug »tore
flaker enjoyed tho heaviest snowfall tiding
charged for less thjin 56c. nStf I
of Butte who object to the recent re­
would be no rainbows.
delinquent street assessments.
of the year, varying In depth from six
On motion the report o f the treasurer duction of |1 a,day In wages and who
Today will be yesterday tomorrow. for the year 1918 was ordered published. are Insisting on the abolishment of Inches In the city to more than four
Have yon accomplished anything yetT
On motion the marshal wivs instructed the "rustling” card system, were halt­ feet In the mountains. Th e miners
to have the roof o f the city hall re­
in that section had been apprehensive
ed at the foot of the hill leading to
In the battle of life all must die
paired.
that there would be Insufficient snow
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The following hills were presented, the mines by guards of United States
in the hills to furnish the desired
Borne people pull backwards so far audited and ordered paid:
soldiers. Those men who wished to
that they get clear around in front aft Cottage drove Electric Co. ligh t» #232.83
amount of water in the spring, but
go to work were permitted to pass ,
er awhile.
W. W. Oglesby, salary....
10.00
There is just one standard
the cordon of soldiers which guarded | that fear Is now removed.
H. Baker, repairs on street
Miss Anna M. Turley, state leader
by which to judge a pair of
Women can't expect to get ahead
every
approach.
sweeper. . . ____________________
6.50
'« r y fast while they wear5 hobble G. B. Pitcher salary & expenses 106.00
Discharged soldiers who still wore of home demonstration agents at the
glasses—
whether or not they
skirts.
Senjtinel, publishing.
3.00 the army uniform were among those Oregon Agricultural college, has re­
FIT.
A. F. A A. M., rent o f hall....... .. 27.00
signed and w ill go to Columbia uni­
Omaha taxicab company says J. E. Young, salary....___________ 55.00 doing picket duty for the strikers and
YO U ARE THE JUDGE,
M oody's Deep-Curve
that it lost money last year.
None W. T. Higgins, saltiry A expense 75.40 they were singled out by the regular versity, where she will take special
Kryplok l-enves
courses
In
home
demonstration
work.
ever found any o f it.
and
you
have
a
right
to
Phil Jones, work on pipe line___
4.50 army men and ordered immediately to
Are Heuer
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She
will
be
succeeded
by
Mrs.
Jessie
Wynne A Kime, pipe fittings.......
.90 discard their uniforms or cease par­
The first street cars to town arc »1 Brown Lumber Co.....................
2.70
ticipating in the attempted picketing. D. McComb, assistant state leader, a
ways more crowded on the day that F. R. Sherman, work on sewer....
3.00
graduate of the »University of Nebras
the home team loses.
E. H. Holderman. looking after
There is neither "m edicine" nor magic in a pair of lenses;
intake o f pipe line,..... ............ 15.00
Northwest Engineers Returning.
The Ochoeo- Irrigation district hRH
They relieve eyes simply by making them optically perfect.
Fire Co., salaries_______ _________ 21.(Ml
Washington.— The battleship Kan­
Isiuis Groves, work on pipe line
2.40
closed
a
contract
em
ploying'the
Puget
Your eyes are worth the services of a skilled optometrist, and
sas and five transports bringing 600
W. W. McFarland, cleaning sts. 18.90
Bound Bridget A Dredging company,
services of this character can be obtained from
officers
and
nearly
8000
men
were
On motion council adjourned.
announced by the war department as at Beattie, t o ' build a large hydraulic
J. E. YOUNG, Recorder.
having sailed from France. Among earth-fill dam.' The work was under
the units on board are the 316th en­ contract to Throhy Brothers company,
gineers (91st division), a battalion of of Portland aad was abandoned by
Broken Lenm
E Y E SIGHT SPECIA LIST
Factory on
Quickly Replaced
A N D O PTICIAN
the 368th Infantry and a battalion of them on Feibrnary»3, 1919. The pump
Premises
the 351st field artillery (92d division) work has been «st»rted and the sluic­
881-Willam ette Street, Eugene, Oregon. Telephone
ing operation/hsl»* commented.
and the
artUlery.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAMNTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Reader».
ARCADE THEATER FEB’Y 21-22
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
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THE REXALT d RUG STORE
HINCS WE THINK
i
Grove Transfer
Company
SOLDIERS
HALT
STRIKERS
Jacobs & Breedlove
Do They Fit?
Demand Glasses That Suit Your Needs
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