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Program at Arcade Theater ANTI-BRITISH ORDER DENIED BY DANIELS FR ID AY, JAN. 23 MABKL NORM AND i it “ M U 'K K Y .” Your last chance to see this wonderful picture. Get your scat reserved for you at The K.lite. IVices, 60c; general admission, 40c, children 15c. Naval Secretary Did Not Tell Admiral to Watch British. SATU RDAY, JAN. 2 4 -W IL L IA M FAVKRS1IAM in “ TDK SILV K R K IN G .” The famous American actor, William Ka- vershain, in the well-known Knslish melodrama, “ The Silver King.” Prices 10c and 25c. Waahtngtnn.— Secretary Daniels, la a letter forwarded to Chairman Page of the senate naval affaira committee, declared that It was not he who had SUNDAY, JAN. 25 CHAS. R A Y in “ STRING BEANS.” told Rear-Admiral W illiam 8. Sims Chas. Ray as Toby Watkins wanted to be a poet more than a before the admiral's departure In farmer, so he broke into journalism; but the subscription de March, 1917, for lA>ndon “ Not to let partment got hold o f him first and he came mighty near the British pull the wool over your getting two subscribers in one d ay’s work. I t ’s Chas. Ray •yes,” and that the United States at his best. “ would as soon fight the British as the Germans.” MONDAY, JAN. 26 BEN W ILSON and N E V A GERBER Testifying befors a senate naval sub in “ THE T R A IL OF THE OCTOPUS.” "T h e Purple Dag committee Investigating naval awards, ger” is the title o f the second episode of this fascinating Admiral Sims said that such admonl story. Ruth become« the owner of another dagger. You must tlon had been given him “ by a high see what happens. Also MARGUERITE MARSH in “ THE official” and quoted from a letter re PHANTOM HONEYMOON.” This is strictly a ghost story. cently written to Mr. Daniels entitled Do you believe in them? Whether you do or not you will I k * “ certain naval lessons of the great interested in this weird romance of life after death a most war” which arraigned many aspects of unusual story. the navy department's conduct of the war. TUESDAY, JAN. 27 HAZEL D A L Y in “ A W ILD GOOSE Secretary Danlela In his letter to CHASE.” The plot deals with a society girl who goes to Senator Page said that Admiral Sims' search for her lover, long reported lost in an Arctic expedi letter had been referred to the gen tion. Matt Moore plays the part of the explorer. Helen Daly eral board of the navy for action. played the female lead with Bryant Washburn in “ Skinner’s Charges of Rear-Admiral Sims that Dress Suit.” the navy department failed to co-oper W EDNESDAY, JAN. 28— DUSTIN F A R N l’ M in “ A MAN ate with the allies during the war will IN THE OPEN.” This story is from the famous novel by be Investigated by the senate sub the same name. It contains many beautiful outdoor scenes. committee before which they were Faruuin’s acting is perfect. This picture pleases wherever made. shown. This was decided by the full naval committee, which also authorised ap THURSDAY, JA N : 29 W IL L IA M DESMOND in “ TH E pointment of another subcommittee to M INTS OF H E LL.” A drama of the frozen Yukon country determine If there should be an In in the days of the Sold rush. It pictures the wild scramble quiry Into charges by J. R. Kathom. men made for wealth, and is built around the romance of a editor of the Providence (R. I.) Journal tenderfoot prospector and a daughter of the north. that with the knowledge of Secretary Daniels “ many seamen have been used for most vile and nameless practices Ruby Champagne; piano solo, Emma Job; vocal solo, “ In My Merry Olds j to entrap Innocent men.” mobile,’ ’ Blanche Veatch; recitation,! I.ittle Harry Titus; Drill, four pupilsj Grace Wilcox, Mabel Veatch, Roy Short, Joey Smith; vocal duet, “ Mary I Miss Ethel Fleteher, vice president and John ," Jean Allen and Albert Hei I o f the Rebeknh assembly, visited the 6well; arithmetic quiz, Charley Adams. I local lodge Friday night. Initiatory Roy Smith and Armand Wynne; din work was put on, which was followed logue, “ The Train Leaves in Ten by a banquet at which 70 were present. Minutes.’ ’ Frank (Clmudy Cruson), his Washington.— Recent actlvltle# of ♦ ♦ ♦ wife (Libbie Howe; and Betty, (Mabel Mrs. Karl K. Mills entertained the Smith). Remarks were given by the \ radical propagandists led Secretary past matrons o f Cottage Grove chap directors and clerk, and during recess I-anstng last week to display for the ter, No. 4, O. E. 8., at her home Wed lunch from tin buckets was enjoyed. first time In 18 years the original nesday afternoon. Social chat and * * ♦ needlework were enjo^-d and a 1’ast Members o f the Constellation club parchments of the Declaration of In Matrons club was organized with Mrs. and their families enjoyed a covered dependence and the Constitution of the Herbert Eakin as president, Mrs. Jas. dish supper in the banquet room of United States. P. Graham as vice president, and Mrs. Masonic temple last night. There were In the presence o f a group of o ffi Henry Veatch as secretary-treasurer. about 50 present. The only difference The hostess served a dainty two-course between a covered dish supper and anv cials the parchments were removed luncheon, and a basket o f pink carna other kind o f a supper is that you from the protecting walls of a stuvl NOTICE TO CREDITORS tions formed the centerpieco of the don’t know beforehand whether you safe Inclosing them and placed on view prettily appointed dining table, the are going to find anything you want, j In the matter o f John Cooley, dc Eastern Star place cards being hand- and after the meal is over you don’t In the state department for an hour, ceased. . painted. Past matrons present besides know whether or not you will want to while motion picture eamerua record Notice is hereby given that J. I*. the hostess were Mrs. Herbert Eakin, eat again. ed their appearance for the benefit of Currin has been by the County Court Mrs. Jas. P. Graham. Mrs. Henry the 110,000.000 persons living under the o f the State o f Oregon in and for I jhip Veatch, Mrs. H. A. Miller, Mrs. An County appointed administrator o f the TH O RNTO N CORNER8. principles enunciated by them. drew Brund, Mrs. Van Allison and estate o f John Cooley, deceased. All Owing to their age. exhibition of Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, and present Wor persons having rlaiins ngninst the es (Special to The Sentinel.) thy Matron Mrs. O. L. Nichols. The Jan. 22.— Mrs. Blackmore, o f Cottage the parchments Is a rare event. Ex tate o f said deceased are hereby noti first regular meeting of the club will Grove, visited Wednesday with Mr. ! posure to light even though each sheet find to present the sumo to the said J. be held at the home o f Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Sam Lewis. Is protected parcfully from air by I*. Currin, duly verified ns the law Tuesday evening, February 10, with Mrs. George Miller called on Mrs. hermetically sealed glass plates, caused requires, at Cottage Grove, said Coun the past patrons as guests of the club. Shaw Sunday. ty and State, within six months from additional fading of the Ink Inscribing this the 20th duy o f December, lull». «> 4 4 * Charley Conner butchered for Mrs.; Mrs. Karl K. Mills will entertain the Foster Wednesday. the Immortal words which brought the J. P. CURRIN, Sunday school of the Baptist church Mrs. B. F. Rinard called on Mrs. T. republic Into being. Administrator o f the rxtate Saturday afternoon at the church. Mrs. C. Shaw Saturday. d2»l-j23 o f John Cooley, derensed- Mills has recently been elected super Mrs. Shaw's son, w ife and children intendent, and many plans are being spent the week end here, returning to made for the growth of the school. their home at Canyonville Sunday. Now Showing Advanced Lines in Ladies’ Shoes PRICED R IG H T Society and remember that we are showing the finest silk hose on the m a r k e t t o d a y 1 USE OLD DOCUMENTS TO FIGHT RADICALS Powell & Burkholder The House of Immediate Service Phone 70 Corner Fifth and Main I’ HONK YOUR NEW S to present the same on or before that date. Dated Jan. 19th, 1920. NOTICE OF F IN A L S E TTLE M E N T SUSSI K M WESTROPE, Administratrix o f the Estate of Nolire is hereby given thnt Hussir M. j2't fl.'l Robert J Watson, Deceased Westrope, Administratrix of the Estate o f Robert J. Wiilson, deeensed, hns SOUTHERN PACHTO T IM E T A B L E filed her Final Areount with the Coun (In effect June 1, 1910) ty Court o f (sine County, Htnte o f South Bound North Bound Oregon, nnd the Judge of said Court has fixed Muturduy, February 21st, No. 18— 9:50 a. m. No. 13— 1:0H a. m. IU20, at l<> o ’elneh a. m. nt the County No. 14- 4;07 p m. No. S3— 6 33 a. m Court room, in the Court House, at Eu No. 18—3:39 a. m. No. 18 — 2 47 p, m. No. 17—7:57 p. m gene, Lane County, Oregon, ns the time for hearing and allowing said Final Aeeount and o f hearing objections Don’t have any slackers. Keep track thereto, if any. All persons having ob of whut each hen does by using egg jertions to allowance of said Final Ac record cards. For sale by The Senti count are hereby notified and required nel nt $1.75 the hundred. d5tf OPPOSE ANTI-SEDITION BILLS 8 * The M. P. G. club gave a “ District School’ * party at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams Friday evening of last week. It was a visit o f the di rectors, Ducile Hood and Karl Mills, and School Clerk Leon Desl>arzea, to the school, and the teacher, Ethel Eakin, had planned the following pro gram for the board’s entertainment: Song, “ America,’ ’ school; recitation, Mrs. George Miller spent Wednesday Qompers Announces American Federa afternoon in the Grove with her sister, tion of Labor will F igh t Mrs. Minnie Wilson. Washington.— Formal announcement Tommy Levi, o f Havre, Mont., is visiting with Mrs. Foster. that the American Federation o f Labor Mr. Hogate is doing a fine job of would oppose “ with whatever power plowing on the Duke Knox ranch. It may possess" the enactment of the anti sedition bills now pending In con gress, was made In a statement by Samuel Gompera. Relief Held Necessary to Prevent The attack o f organized labor, Ha “ General Disintegration." chieftain Indicated, will be directed Washington. — Loans aggregating impartially against the Sterling bill, $150,000.000 for food relief In Austria. recently passed by the senate and Poland and other European countries against the Graham measure, based and Armenia, to prevent “ a general on suggestions of Attorney General disintegration of political cohesion in Palmer and awaiting action by the western Europe,’’ were proposed to house rules committee for a special congress by Secretary Glass, who said rule to expedite consideration. Refer It might be necessary to Increase this ; ring to the two measures as one bill. amount to $200.000,000 when the full ! President Gompers declared Its enact situation In Europe had been assessed. ment “ would violate the constitution The secretary reviewed at length and rob the whole American people of the condition In the suffering coun their most cherished and basic guar tries, particularly Austria and Poland, antees of free governm ent” and said Great Britain, France and Italy were assisting In relieving dis tress in Austria, through a $48,000,000 loan, and that England would continue 1 Governor Oleott Indicates His Dis to lend aid by furnishing ships for approval of Recent A c t transporting American food and such Salem. Or.— The so-called “ straight supplies as possible from the United party” ticket bill which was passed Kingdom. Under the treasury department plans In the closing hours of the special the loans would be advanced by the legislative session will be vetoed, ac grain corporation out of the billion cording to an announcement made by dollar wheat guaranty fund and would Governor Oleott. 3 he bill provides a form of ballot be used to establish credits In this ei-abllrig the voter to approve an en country on the basis of $70,000,000 f >r Austria, $50,000,000 for Poland, $26,- tire party ticket by a single mark of 000,000 for other European countries the pencil. There Is a provision In the bill, however, which allows the and $1,000,000 for Armenia. voter to scratch a ticket If he so da- Wilaon Issuea Call For Leagus Cruncil sires.* BIG EUROPEAN LOAN ASKED TO VETO STRAIGHT TICKET C hase the chills out of the bathroom w ith a P erfec tion O il H eater. It* cheery w arm th w ill be ap preciated by the w hole family. E asily carried about Used in 3,000,000 Buy your Perfection now. 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