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'VOLUME XXX
E. R. SPENCER IS CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION
Although Off#r»it Mur« In Privata Bua
liiaaa, Ha Liatana to Patriotic
Appaal of Friand».
ANO
SNOWY SPRINO HARBINGER
ARRIVES TO MAKE ITS
SUMMER HOME
0. F. Hki'lton say a honors have been
almost forced i i | miii him to which he
Is not entitled. Ile wants to get noth
lug under false pretenses and for that
reason he inform» The Heutinel that
the announcement in its coliimua lust
week of the arrival of u baby lit his
home was 11 gross ssaggeration. The
congratulations which lie has been re
cotving he is willing to turn over to
the one justly entitled to thi’ sume,
which person is J. F. Hkelton, not C.
F. Hki'lton. The latter Inis five ebil
«Iren and aaya thnt be la baopier than
the man with five million dollars, be
cause he has all he wants.
Cottage Orove ia again the home of
a white robin and jt is said that never
haa there been any more cold weather
after the appearance erf on* o f these
j snowy harbingers of spring. This robin
\ was seen at the Mrs. Kittie Orubbe
j plum* on the west side for the first
time Monday und it was sueh an odd
it y that all the neighbor* of that part
of the city watched it flittin g about
for uii hour or more. In at least one
household the washing had to wait
until after robin hud flown away.
There were bluish spots on the bird’s
back and a tinge o f robin red on ita
breast. It chirped and hopped about
in the sume manner us all rubina but
was not quite as large as the robin
redbreasts of this section.
Mrs. F. E. Gray reported a white
and bluçk robin at her place Wednes­
day. It ii not known whether or not
this whs the same bird or another one.
t
BARTRUM QUITS JOB A8
SUPERVISOR SPANISH INFLUENZA
APPEARS ELSEWHERE
r
Iv frac-
frac­
W. Himmons »ii»taiin<d a badly
uln morning when his
tured leg Wednesday
foot became entangled
ng
with a sprocket
wheel o f the »awiTust conveyor nt the
W. I., A E. mill ii|Hin which he wna
working. He was nt once taken to the
hospital fur medical treatment. Mr.
Hnnmons enme here from Idaho to
spend the winter and hna a family.
J. O. Hanna sustained minor Injuries
to one hnnd tha day before when he
caught it between two timbers.
Wilson l.ittle, o f Kow Kiver, sus­
tained aevernl fractured riba Saturday
when struck by a board from the edger
at the llohemiu Lumber company's
mill.
Among those from hern in Eugene
Fridny were Mr*. W. W. Hhortrldge,
Mrs. Jepthn Hart and Mrs. M. J.
Fields.
Two cases o f genuine Hpunish infill-
have been ri*|Mirted nt Eugene,
two from Coburg and two from Hprii.g
field. One rase at Hprmgfield haa brun
followed by pneumonia.
Countv II i*u It It Officer Kurron has
urged all physician» o f the county to
promptly report all cases so thnt they
may be quarantined and other proven
tive measures enforced. It la said that
the diaenae thi» yenr ia in a milder
form than last year.
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INFORMATION GIVEN ON
OLD I. 0. 0. F. OFFICERS
The Sentinel ia Indebted to John
Wnllnre for the information thnt the
Lem Wnril, referred to last week in an
item about pioneer officers of the Odd
Felluwa lodge, lived on Row river and
wii » the father of Miss Edna Ward,
now county treasurer, that the J. W.
Harris referred to was none other than
|)r. J. W. Harris, who died in Eugene
a year or ho ago, mid that the (leorge
Taylor referred to should have been
A le«. Taylor.
BACKBONE OK W IN T E R IS
FRACTURED BEYOND R E P A IR
The back bone of winter ha» heen
hndly frnetured and la thought to be
beyond thè uid nf chiropriictica. The
annulline o f thè pnat few dnya, which
hit» illude firoa superf lumia and open
JiMira a plenaure, sometinie» accolli pii
nied by thè fnmou» Oregon mist, hna
mudo Cottage Greve people perk up
and tnke un renewed life. The frigld
weather of thè past winter ia ao un
tinnivi that it makea no hit with resi
denta o f thè fnmou», fertile, f(uitful
Willnmette.
Drain Defeats Cottage Grove.
Drain won from Cottage Orove in a
basketball game nt thnt pince Hnturdny
Among thoae homo from O. A. C.
evening, the score being ¡10 to 14. The
lineim from here was: Clyde léonard, for thè week end were Dille Wyutt,
r f ; Prillici» Lacey, 1 f ; Henry Hubbell, llnrlow Gnretaon, Raymond Vnateh,
« ; Wilbur Hpray, Ig; Earl Fullmer, rg. Wm. llnldemun And Victor Kem.
»
LEADER
J. F SKELTON IS FATHER
OF BABE IN8TEAD OF
0 F SKELTON
WILL MEN LOOK FORWARD
TO ACTIVE SEASON
LEO IS BADLY BROKEN
IN SAWMILL ACCIDENT
OBOVE
COTTAGE GKOVK, LANK COUNTY, OKKOON, FMIOAY, JANUARY .'JO, 1920
B, It. M|n*iie«ir, enmity commissioner
fur tin- past four yeurs, Inti win» »till
maintains thii n» hi» plncc of resi
ili'iu*«i, announced while in tln< city
yesterday Unit tn< would lie a enudi
ilntn fur ranumiiiutlon. lie hn» b«*»i*
lull'll about lii'i'iiiniiig it I'niiiliiluli', lmv>
ujv ri'i'vivml flattering o ffer» to n<
i A.-r private liu»ltii*»»l lint hn» ll»teneil
to tbone who put It up to him u« n
' pulilli' ililty to K ite the ruunty for thi
neat four yenr» the value of whut he
him lenrill'll nltout the coiiilttct of coun
ty uffair» during the pu»t four yenr».
Mr. Hpenrer 1 » uppureotly much
ntronKi'r at home tbun he wan a few
inniilha ugo uinl thoue of other purl» of Big Mill* Have Made Eitonaive Itn
the rouuty »pink very highly of hi*
provemeoia That Will Oreally
•orvie* to the county. Ill» fellow com
Increase Their Outputs.
ntlaaloaer, Mr. Ilnrlow, m u one of the
inn»t urgent in a»kuiK him to remain
ii|nill the iMtnril.
Mill men here report that prospects
for continued activity at profitable
NAMES OF THOSE WHO DIED prices
riynuin bright. The only cloud
IN WORLD WAR ARE
on the horiaou is the continued car
REQUESTED
shortage, which hampers the delivery
of orders, although the shipper» are of
The nenre»t relative» of men who the opinion that they probably ere gut
liieil during the worlil war are request tiii^ their ahare of ears.
«•'I to aenil the full name» of the »ol
Kitensive improvements have been
tiler», sailor» or murine» inakitiK the »u made during the (mat few inontlis both
preme »narlfkce, to the American I * at the J. II. Chambers mill and nt the
glim |u>»t 111 their locality na noon aa Western Lumber k Export company'*
poaailile. In onler that the men mny lie null which will greatly increase the
reiueuilieroil in the presentation of output of these plants.
memorial rertiftcute» o f the French
It la aaid that J. II. Chambers re
government,
cently bought a large part of the ma
I'reaeutntion ceremoniea will I * helil chinery from a mill in California, but
hy local post» of the American legion it ia not known that he intends making
oil Pel unary US, 1920, Washington 'a auv immediate use o f it.
Inrtbiiay. With the name» of the men
th e sawdust conveyor nt the W. L.
who tin'll ahoulil go the mime» nntl k E. mill, which has been down for
aihlreanea of the nest of kin and the about a week, will be in operation by
prolialile plnre where they can b«' next Monday. Although operation is
renebed on February tf.
difficult without the conveyor, the saws
have been kept whirling
The news already has lieen printed
OEOROE 8ALTON FEAR8
that the George Harvey Lumber com
BROTHER MAY HAVE
puny expects to have a fifty thousand
MET WITH FOUL PLAY capacity mill in iq>erntiun in 1‘nss creek
canyon by April I, and there now are
tleorge Halloa, o f this city, is wor rumors that wealthy custern men who
ried aleiut the wherenbout» of hi» own Coast fork tiuilier are planning to
brother, K«l. Hnlton, who has frequent pul in a null to cut nut their own
ly visited here and who wrote some timber.
lime before t'hristmns that he was
moving to Oregon City from fV.nnda.
This waa at the time of the severe PRESBYTERIANS PREPARE
FOR DRIVE FOR FUNDS
blisanrd. Tha brother inteudeil to come
on here to apend the winter, but an
A congregai Minai meeting uf the
word has since been received from him
and letters addressed to Oregon City Presbyterian church was held nt the
have been returned. Aa he was re church Friday evening immediately
iuted to be well to do and might have following a sumptuous repast served by
lad considerable money on hi» |H>r»on, the women o f the church. Itev. Case,
the brother here fear» that there n • uf Eugene, Kev, Hurley, of Portland,
aud Rev. Crumley, o f Creewell, who
possibility of foul play.
baa been fillin g the pulpit here, » e ri­
prese nt and plans were laid fur a pep
PARSONS AND ADAMS
meeting and drive to be held neat Hun
ARE OUT FOR J0B8 day for the purpose o f carrying on the
loenl and national work of the church.
M. Vernon Parsons. Eugene attorney, Kev. Teuowles, of Lebanon, was here
former member o f the legislature aud Hundny and deliv<4od na address at
more recently with the davildog» in the forenoon service.
Europe, has announced hi* eoadidney
for the republican nomination ns »ec
retnry of state. He haa a field of five BOW WOWS MUST WEAR
LICENSE TA08 OR DIE
or »lx opponents.
E. J. Adam», former highway rum
Portland, Ore., Jan. 81.— Presiding
miHNioiier aud prominent in rond uf
fairs o f U » » county, hna announced Judge John MsCotirt, of the circuit
bia candidacy for the lower house of court here, today upheld the validity o f
the legislature, lie »ays he will mnke the slate dog license law, by sustaining
no cnni|>aign. W. E. Hubert», o f Foi the demurrer to the suit brought by
Hollow, a candidate two yenr* ago, has Walter It. Iloneymnn, of this city, to
announced the I be will agnin be a enti test the art. I'nder this decision, sher­
iffs must shoot all unleashed dugs not
• bdata.
,
David Graham, one of the present wearing state lieenaes, beside» city li­
member», haa announced that he will cense» when the»» are imposed by the
not be n candidate for rrelection. L. eommunitir». No provision i» made for
E. Menu nn<l II. C. Wheeler, the other impounding the dogs, or for their mas
members, ure e*pected to be cnndl tira to recover them by payment o f a
fee. The law was passed by the 1919
d a le « for redaction.
legislature.
"Bauaburg, Ora., Jan. 84.— A fter more
than 20 years of continuous service ia
the forestry department, H. C. liartriim,
supervisor of the rmpqun nntiunnl for
•'»t, Ima renlgned to liecome the Pacific
representative for a life insurance
company.
Mr. Dnrtrum will give up his work
in the forestry department here as soon
a» he ran arrange his affairs and turn
over the buaineaa to hia successor. He
entered the fnrent service as a ranger
in I Mill» under the jurisdiction o f the
department of the interior. A fter serv­
ing na a forest ranger for three years
Mr. Ilurtriiin waa promoted to super-
v isor.
OOTTAOB
NUMBER 1»
MISS MAUDE DOYLE VICTIM
OF TUBERCULOSIS
Death I* Hastened by Cold Contracted
at Ban Franc taco While on Way
to Tucson, Arizona.
Mias Maude Doylo, who left here n
few weeks ago for Tucson, Aril., for
relief from tuberculosis, died there
Saturday. She contracted a eolil nt Sun
Francisco while on her way to Tucson,
from which she never recovered, and
this hastened the end. The mother,
Mrs. L. J. Doyle, who accompanied her
daughter to Tucson, arrived here Wed­
nesday. The funeral will be held at
ten o ’clock today from the Christiar.
church, Rev. Htivers officiating
Maude Elizabeth Doyle was born at
Creewell, Ore., February 13, 1191«, and
was nearly 21 years of age. She was
a graduate of Cottage Grove high, waa
employed as an operator at the Pacific
Telephone k Telegraph company’s of
fiee before bring taken sick and was
a very popular young woman. Besides
the mother, the only near garvjving rel­
atives are a sister, Mrs. W. W. McFar­
land, and a nephew, Glen Smith, both
Medical Magatine Advocate» Drastic o f this city.
Remedy to Tench Value of Epi­
Buys Scholl Watch Repair Equipment.
demic Prevention.
M. C. Cochran, who recently sold the
KEV. E. 0. O. J1KOAT
repairing end o f hia bicycle busineua,
Rev. E. G. O. Grunt, pastor emeritus Rockies, has traveled ten times be­
and who is now devoting his time to
of thr Baptist rbari-h, celebrated his tween California and Canndn, haa or­ There has been »0 much trouble about the sale of bieyele» and to a general
the
enforcement
of
quarantine
regula­
eighty sixth birthday anniversary yea
repair business of smaller articles, has
terdny. Rev. Grout i* a living tcstl- ganised 35 churehes, helped with hi* tions iu Cottage Grove that Heulth Of- bought the Scholl watch repairing
moaial to the healthful qualities of the own hands to build seven meeting I foeer Oglesby requests the publication equipment, which he haa installed in
sulubrioua oxotu* of the famous, fertile, houm*», one of those being the church of the following editorial from the the same building which he has occu­
fruitful Willamette. Although hr has here, and has married over 250 couples, Medical Sentinel, which ha» hi* un­ pied for several years.
been In thr ministry fur il.1 years, has he ia yet mentally alert, physically qualified endorsement:
" T h e utter disregard for quarantine
preached* in twelve states, from Iowa vigiiroim and can yet prepare and
SENTINEL 18 ONLY
of communicable diseases by the citi­ SAYS
to Oregon, has seven turn*« crossed the preach a forceful sermon.
zens of Portland is nmaziug. People
PAPER WITH NERVE
who know that smallpox or any of the
TO TELL TRUTH
various acute infectious diseases is in
their homes go stubbornly out and
The Sentinel haa received the follow­
mingle with their neighbors' families, ing letter from a member o f the Ore­
fellow workera aud fellow pleasure gon senate. The member is one wh<Mi­
seekers. Thus these diseases are spread narne has never been linked with any
Amount of Work That Can Be Dona Bpocial Investigator Thinks Arrest» and and the annual harvest of weakened scandii! and who»* motives, so far as
eyesight and bearing and diseased lungs The Sentinel knows, never have been
During Year Depends Upon
Fines WUI Have Salutary E ffect
and kidneys are gristed out.
impugned, which fact gives added
Available Funds.
Upon Other Violators.
“ The medical profession increase weight to what he says:
their incomes during the spread of
“ Legislative Sidelights in the Janu­
disease. I f there were no quarantine ary 23 issue of The Sentinel is the
That the county court plan» to keep
W. A. Murk, »la-rial investigntor for laws every physician would become ex­
at work on the Hi Ik creek road ia evi the fish and game commission, was tremely wealthy during epidemics. Your first fair and truthful account of legis­
denred by the fact that a. rock crusher here this week looking after cases of flat-w heeled, cracked-brain “ medieal lative proceedings that 1 have seen in
is being set up on the Wui. Medley violation of the game laws which had freeman’ ’ druglesa healing quack will sny newspaper in this state for many
place und work will start at once get been re|Mirted. lie say» he finds his advocate the abolition o f vaccination. years. It seems to be the popular thing
ting out rock for this end o f the road, work much easier since farmer* und We will pot defend vaccination, but to always lie about and misrepresent
where a special tux has been voted. othrra living near where game law vio­ we will suy that were M not forced everything done by the legislature. I
The ainouut Of work that ran be done lation* occur have found that thp upon the people, physicians would soon wish to thank you and congratulate
the state that it has one editor big
on the road over the mountain and on names of those revealing law infrac­ be the wealthiest persona on earth.
enough to tell the truth, especially
the other aide o f the mountain depend« tions are considered strictly confiden­
“ The exploiter of the ignorant, the when in doing it he know» that the
iquiu what money the county can di­ tial and never divulged even when ar­ charlatan, the grafter and the money
vert to this purpose. In case bonds arr rests follow. Mr. Mack »ay» that he wolf do not understand huw a class of bolsheviat and I. W. W. element won’t
voted, with money provided for this ha* heard of several rases o f using people will try to prevent themselves concur in his view s.’ ’
rond, extensive work could start inime- hound* in hunting deer and killing of making money. It isn't possible for
diutrlv after the primary election in plieasnnt» out o f season, but that be fake healers and ignorant quarks, who PATENT ORATE MAT
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thinks a few arrests and fines will prey on the public and rob them in
REVOLUTIONIZE 8AW
quickly do away with further viola the guise of healing, to understand
Mrs. N. A. Macomb Dies.
DUST BURNING HERE
why the medical profession seeks to
Mrs. N A. Macomb, mother o f Mrs. tiona.
eradicate disease as well as to enre
Hterling Hopper, o f Hnginnw, dual Mon­
J. C. Brown and A. L. Bernard a^e
disease. It takes a higher grade of working on a patent gmte that may
day at the home o f her uaughter, w here
mentality
to
become
a
successful
phy­
she had made her home ainee Novern
revolutionize sawdust burning at saw
sician than it does to lie an illiterate mills. The grate is designed to make
her, The cause of death was bronchial
quack with a mouthful of high sound­ sawdust burn much faster, thus getting
truuble and she was 75 years of age.
ing meaningless words.
The body was sent to Weiaer, Ida.,
rid o f the refuse more rapidly and at
“ To give the devil his due the the same time producing; more power.
where the funeral wus held yesterday.
Hhe leavea no children except the one Injuries Are Not Serious and Driver Christian scientists observe the laws It is also claimed that this grate will
daughter. A sister, Mrs. M. Nordstrom,
and they are frowned upon by their outlast several o f the old style grates.
at Fault Pays the Bill
lives ut Hundon, and three brothers
fellow members if they violate ordi­ A set o f the grates ure being installed
for Repairs.
nances appertaining to quarantine. in a boiler at the Cuttage Grove Man-
nod three sisters live at Weiaer.
They may not believe that there are nfacturing company’s plant, where they
entities like scarlet fever and small­
ARCH THOMPSON HAS TIME
An accident which probably was the pox but they obey the laws concerning are being given a try-out. I f they
result o f a alight infraction of traffic the quarantine of these diseases. They prove successful, they will I k - installed
PROVING HE OWNS
regulations occurred Saturday evening are to be blamed only to the extent by several o f the mills o f this seat ion.
OWN CAR
at the corner of Seventh street and that they are people of supposed in­
STT.w CREEK.
To hnve the authorities accuse him Main avenue, when the Heldo car telligence to w hom the' despicable cults
of stealing his own car ia the some- driven by Floyd Owens was struck by o f gutter mentality look for support
(8pecial to The Sentinel.)
whnt novel and humming experience a ear driven by Henry Meudell. Mr. in the prevention o f vaccination.
Jan. 28.— Mr. and Mrs. AHah Dear
of Archie Thompson who recently ri* Owens claimed that the Mendell ear
“ The Medical Sentinel feels this
moved to California, taking his Dodge shot out from behind a vehicle on the way about health laws and ordinances. d orff and three children arrived Tufs
with him. It is understood that when wrong side of the street. The damage Repeal them all, and give the public day from Idaho to visit their parents,
he applied there for a 1920 license it was not RuriouR, one wheel being some- a done of epidemics running riot. There Mr. und Mrs. Peter Denrdorff, and ais
was found that the car was still regis­ what demolished, and Mr. Mendell had will he vacant pews in the science ter, Mrs. F. P. Wheeler.
A h ah Walker, o f Marshfield, visited
tered in Oregon 111 the name o f Worth the injured ear taken to a garage for churches as well as in orthodox church­
Harvey, of thi* city who »old the ear repair*. The impart was slight and no es. The physicians will be wealthy. Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. E. M.
to Mr. Thompson. Mr. Thompson, hnv one was injured.
The unemployment problem will be Babcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Buell left Thurs
mg neglected to have the lieeaae trails
solved by a large death rate. The only
ferred, found it necessary to spend COTTAGE GROVE MAY AGAIN thing that spoils the program is that day for California, taking their small
some money in telegraphing Mr. Har­
our own families might get caught in brother Johnny with them.
ESCAPE RAVAGES OF
Hugh Trunk, of New Jersey, was a
vey and the secretary of state o f Ore­
the epidemics. A fter all this is the
INFLUENZA
gon to establish his ownership of his
selfish explanation o f the unselfishness visitor Thursday at the Babcock home.
Mrs. Alvah Deardorff was quite ill
own car. ............ ......... —
of the medieal profession— danger to
Cottage Orove is again more fortu­ their own.’ ’
with grip the first of the wpek.
ROOF IS FINISHED ON
nate than other citiCk in regard to the
Roy Wheeler and Bennie Cole were
NEW WOODSON OARAGE flu. While other cities have been re­
here from Creswell Tuesday.
porting epidemics, this plague has not PHYSICIANS SAY THERE
Mrs.( M. F. Babcock went to the
Work is progressing rnpiilly on the yet reappeared here. There are but
IS NO SMALLPOX HERE Raymond Trask home in the Grove
new Woodson Brothers gurnge. The very few mild cases, if any at all. A
the last of the week to spend a few
fine weather o f the pust weck has year ago this city had no enses at all
I have communicated with all o f the days.
until
long
after
the
disense
had
become
minie it posslble for fontrartor Ooilnrd
M. F. Babcock visited Suhday at the
physicians of the city regarding the
und hia erew- to complete the wall» epidemic elsewhere and the deaths here report of smallpox in the eity and have I. N. Dresser home in Lynx Hollow.
and get the rnof 011 . It will now be were few.
Mrs. Lou Wheeler was seriously ill
received the assurance from them that
poasible to go iihend leisurely with fin-
the first of the week.
there is not now a cuse in the eitv.
ishmg tip the work on the Inside. The
Pass Exams.
Ardys Heine was quite sick Mon
W. W. OGLESBY.
aecoiid floor of the building, whcrc the
The following pupils in the Cottage
City Health Officer. day.
maehine und repnir sliop will be locat- Drove country have passed the eighth
The Darnell brothers went to the
ed, will be the next job taekled. This grade exams, held January 15 and Id:
Orove Monday.
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COU
NTY
TEACHERS
will be inade of two by fours In 1 d on
W. W. Gildersleve rafumed Sunday
Cottage Grove—George White, Ralph
GET LE T T E R ON S M A LLPO X to hit work at Rnjada.
edge lind ÖO.IMMI feet o f luniber will be James Klwood.
used in this, which docs ont inelude
Hebron— Hazel Juatin Führer.
A circular letter from the state
the joists. This is half the luniber
Lynx Hollow— Venn Loreta Caldwell,
BLUE M O U NTAIN.
board of health -is being sent to every
used in the entire building.
leiuis James Caldwell.
school in laine county, calling attention
(Special to The Sentinel.)
to the prevalence o f smallpox through
R E V IV A L M EETING W IL L
Jan. 28.— George Duerst left Mon
out
the
state
and
asking
thnt
the
dis­
COME TO CLOSE 8U N D A Y
day for Portland to visit his sister,
G E N E R A L PERSH ING ENJOYS
ease be guarded against. The tenchers’ Mrs. T. Cowing.
COTTAGE GROVE VEN ISO N
attention
ia
called
to
those
sections
of
The meeting nt the Christian church,
Miss Emma Kngelhorn, of Walden,
the laws regarding vaccination and spent the week end with Miss Violet
conducted by John T. Stivers, pastor
American Expeditionary Forces
copies of the sections are being sent Robbins.
evungelist o f the Eugene Bible I’ niver-
O ffice o f Comninnder in Chief
to them.
sity, will come to a close Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dowens re
Nevontecn members have been added
turned Saturday from Pennsylvania.
Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 23.
Auto
Owners
Warned.
up to date. There will be an all-day
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lancaster and
Cottage Orove Commercial Club,
1
Sheriff Fred Stiekela has announced childreu motored out from the Grove
meeting Hundny with three Services
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
thnt in a week or two he will begin to Monday and spent the evening with
during the day. Mrs. Kellems will
Gentlemen: Please neeept my hearty
srank to the women o f the church at
thanks for tho greetings nml compli­ make arrests of car owners if h«> finds Mrs. Gladys Istncaster.
any of the 1919 license plates. He said
three o ’clock in the ufternoon. A bap­
Mr. Bowers arrived Tuesday from
ments which you extended me and
that most owners have had time to re­ Washington for a visit with his neph
tismal service will precede the after­ especially for the venison steaks
ceive their new tags, and as'the rush ew, John Allen.
noon service, A basket dinner will be
from Cottage Grove which you pre­
nt the office of the secretary of state
held at nbon in the Hundny school
Mrs. George Hastings was in the
sented me during the brief stop of
is about over there is little excuse for Orove Tuesday having dental work
room.
my train iu your eity. I appreciate
them to evade the law much longer.
done.
Evangelist Htivers will speak Sunday
the g ift very much indeed.
morning on " Keep the Home Fires
Finley Whipps was in Eugene on
It would have given me a great
Horning,” and will give his farewell
business Saturday.
Takes Dort Agency.
deal o f pleasure to have had the
address nt 7:30, his subject being
Miss Violet Robbins spent several
R. B. Wing, o f the Fifth Avenue
privilege, o f visiting your eity and
“ Where Shull I Spend E tern ity!”
garage, of Eugene, was in the city days o f this week nt flic S. B. Kern
I regret thnt it was impossible to
The subject tonight will he “ A
Wednesday and closed n contract with home ih the Grove.
do so at thin time.
Man's Work in a Man's W ay,” n ser
Mr. Bailey and family have moved
the Sixth Street garage to act as local
With beat wishes, believe me,
vice in honor of father. There will also
ngent for the Dort car, for which the to the J. Z. Coates place.
Sincerely your»,
In* a Saturday evening ser vie», subject,
Fifth Avenue garage, of Eugene, has
JOHN J. PERSHING.
“ The Secret o f Happiness. ’ *
W ATCH Y O U » LABEL.
the eounty agency.
REPEAL LAWS; LET DISEASE
RUN RIOT
COUNTY GETTING OUT ROCK LOOK INC FOR VIOLATORS OF
FOR LORANE ROAD
GAME LAWS
REGULATION IS DISOBEYED
CARS CRASH