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OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Eighth Or.vie Examinations. Rainier entertained the farmers of Now Shipment of The uniform state eighth grnile ex Butteriek l<'aghioii the vicinity last Bat urday, there bclnit aminations will be held in srhool dis Silk Petticoats re Si.vlt‘8 hi Paper ♦ riels where there are pupils who have more than 400 In attendance at a dlu- ecivod lilis week Pallet'iiN for May net the conditions and apply for ones ner given by the Rainier commercial Priced $4 ìli» to mui Juno on Stile ons on Thursday and Friday, June dub In conjunction with the Allen- Jtf.r*). Now. J and 11. All pupils who were eoudi Humlrlckson Packing company. STURE- coop s e r v i c e ioned in the May examination ran work o ff their conditioned subjects at L!< utcliaut It M Kelly and Governor this examiuaUon, and questions will Olcott of Oregou. forced by heavy head be sent on th«W subjects without fur winds to land at Camp I at win. ahun ther application. No questions » i l l be Join'd their effort Sunday to fly by sent for pupils who failed, unless spe airplane from Ulalne, Wash., to Stock rial request for them is sent in a week before the examination. I f school ton. Cal After a thr«>**-hour delay they A building boom has struck Rainier is closed, the chairman or someone he flew to Eugetns from whieh point they appoints can give the examination. Grain and alfalfa crops near Prim- completed their trip Monday. K. J. MtH>KK, will«' are looking fine and making a A doien blocks of the residence see m2S j4 County School Supt. great growth. tlon of Pendleton, In the east end of Three gold nuggets ware found tn the city, were flooded when the Byers The Sentinel, »2.00 the year. the craw of a duck by Mrs J. Q Hod mlllrace, whieh skirts that section of gera of Aihaav. the town, broke through Its hanks The Inolinlinir striped silk novelties, printed foulards, plant taffetas and plain Work on the Saiejn Commercial Oregon - Washington railroad tracks silks in short li'iiFths. The regular prices are $1.75 a yard to $3 75 a yard club's free ramping grounds la pro were undermin'd for several feet and Just take one third off the regular price. All a yard wide. greasing rapidly. traffic delayed for five hours. The shortage of gasoline on Coos August RJorkluud. senior member of bay la becoming serious for several the firm of lljorklitiid A Co, o f Port classes of Industry. land. Is dead as the result of a bullet Owing to the Increase of business the In the right temple, believed to have There are more than thirty pieces ineluding every fashionable shade you may Baker postofftce will be made an office been fired by his wife, Mrs. Frankie desire and hlaek and white. The quality is the very Isst and the sale ends o f the first class July 1." lijorklund, and she Is In a serloua con this week. • Douglas county prune tr<>ea appear dition at St. Vincent's hospital with a to be In good condition and an average solf-lnflloted wound In the left lung. crop Is predicted this season There were thn«' fatalities due to Frank O. Worley died at his hom accidents In Oregon for the wi<ek end The color* are cream, copen blue, hidit blue, pink, rose, purple, wine, maize, la Roseburg at the age of 89 years. He ing Mgy 30, according to a report pro tan, brown, blue, and blaek and white. pared by the Industrial accident com settled on South Myrtle creek In 1819 Newton V&ndalsem, for the past six mission. The victims were Jaiuee 81. months state director of vocational Leo. sawyer, Yamhill, George K Phase, training In the public schools, hus re truck driver, Worden, and Mwrllu Gold, logger. Shoshone, Idaho. A total of signed. Prospects for excellent summer range 535 accidents were reported. Adoption of the 4 per o-nt state ln- In the Ochoco district were never bet ter, according to the statement of for JehtodiKss limitation for pcrinun .it roads at Friday's election makes avail eat rangers. The University of Oregon co-ed bast able for the highway comuilaslon 910, ball team defeated the Oregon Agrtcul 000,000 which the spec Iul session of Every garmciil is worth at least $27.fio lo $.'15. Wometi and misses wdl fimi the legislature provided, and will also turai College girls at Corvallis by permit another »10.000,000 road bond score of 25 to 6. a truck of durability and econ exeellent rhoosiiiF in I li ih assnrtment of coals whieh we bave pince«! un sale The 15th annual conference of the Issue by the commission some time In omy. If in the market for a at Hindi attraetive pricea. Esperially fentured ar«1 gn rinculi« of black nini ths future when the people or the leg Woman's Home Missionary society medium sized truck, don't for the Salem district, Methodist ICplscopaJ islature grant authority. nuvy hì 'I' f «“ ami of wool vclour in tali, griiy, brown ami blaek. Many alvlea lo Several thousand acres of hill land church, was held at Oreeham. get who handles the good line. «’house fruiti and many of thè coati) are imslishly brani trimme<| the Flagstaff-Virtue mining district Major William O Whit.- o f the gen eral staff o f the national guard. Is con of Baker oouuty have been homestead valeaclng at hit heme In Kugene from ed during the past few months And Injuries received In an automobile col one tract of about 3000 acres Is being fenced. All this Is said to be In the Baton. Hew to Destroy a Good Disposition. Interest of cattle men who want the Herbert Hoover plans to visit Sale Bad digestion will ruin the best dis and other points tn Oregon at an early lands exclusively for thcme«lv)<s as pas position. I f the world looks dark and ture hinds. The great ranges In east blue, if you feel as if you never wanted date, according to a letter received by era Oregon already are disappearing hla aunt, Mrs. Agnes Hesl.elaon. of to smile again, if you are generally Until Saturday itigflit of this week There are more than Thomas B. Kay and Frank llavey, at “ out o f sorts’ ’ and you feel gloomy, Salem. two dozen of these coats to choose from in all the stapl«' stuffed up and uneomfortable, just conference held In Salem, have de Hal Hibbard camp» Spanish War Vet take a Foley Cathartic Tablet. Re erans. of Salem, has gone on record cided to prepare a bill* for submission colors ami black. The materials are scrF«‘, wool poplin, lieves moan headaches, biliousness, bloating, sour stomach, eousti|>atioii opposing the proposed pardon of Henry to the legislature at Its next session niIk poplin, taffeta, Fid'crilim-, etc. and other ills that follow disordered Albers of Portland, convicted o f eedl- prohibiting the overloading of trucks digestion. This fine and wholesome operating on (he state and county high O NE -TH IR D OFF OF TH E R E O U LA R PRICES physic sweetens the stomach and in ROW RIVER. ways It was charged by Mr. Kay and vigorates the liver. Cleanses the bow Mr. Davey that several paved roads In els without griping or nausea. Sold ev- (Special to The Sentinel.) Ill liS ery where. May 26.— Mr. and Mr*. Sherman Marlon county have been badly dam Wilkin.« and children, of the Grove aged by these trucks and that the spent Sunday at the Wilson Little highways a re '»e a r in g out fooler than home. they can be repaired. B. F. McCollum and son Carl went A telegram was received at the of- to Cottage Grove Wednesday. Alfred Williams was a Grove visitor Mo'S of the Oregon Public Service co Tuesday evening. mission to the effect that the lntcrstata Walter Poole, o f Roseburg, arrived commerce commission had ordered Sunday to visit bis brother. V. E certain railroads t^> transport to St. Poole. Ray and Alfred Williams were Sat Paul, St. Louis, Chicago and other urday visitors in the Grove. connecting points for distribution Leston Dow-ens visited Sunday with throughout the northwest several hun his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B E W IT C H IN G BLOUSES OF COOL dred empty serviceable box cars be Bowens, at Blue Mountain. SUM M E R Y FABRICS Allen Koepke and Mrs. Harry Hodg longing to the western lines. Move son and daughter Mabel were in the ment of these cars Is to begin May 25 A FhtherinF of exipiisite modes forcraat- G r o v e J ^ r id a ^ e v e n iu g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ and nonttnue for 30 days. < for wear under the sheer iiiF summer’s favorite fashions for the With a small amount of financial co pirl «'raduate as well as f ,r «»Idcr women. blouse. There are li«■miti- operation on the part o f the state of Some are quite daritiF, olnoi » more se- fill new styles in fio we red Oregon, an aerial forest patrol will be ilati* but chic. Every tie., .«rival shows and pilli li messali m , sat- established In western Oregon by June its originality whether i' In in the artful in, plain FcorFcttc. The PH O NE 110— 901 M A IN 16, according to announcement made pla«;iiiF of I heir saucy or plain neck lines DR. C. E. FROST after a conference at Eugene between colors include erenin, or their dainty frills of hand embroidery. Governor Olctt. George H. Cecil, dis Beautiful new voiles in machine and hand O ffice in Lawson Building. con 1, bricht yellow, Fold trict forester o f the federal service; Phone 47 cuihroidercd dcaiFUs, crepe dc chine and en brown, cherry, iiidit F. A. Elliott, state forester, E. C. Sim Cottage Grove Oregon F c o rF cttc. bin« , copen, pink, flesh mons, chairman o f the aviation coi und white and Idaeii L Price ratiFc...... ...... ...... $2.60, $2.66, mlttee of the Eugene chamber of o oia R. McCARGAR. D. D. S. Pri« ed $1 96 to $4 76 mere«; C. H. Chapman, secretary of D E N TIS T $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50, $5, $6.60 up I will offer the following prop the Western Forestry A Conservation Neuralgia relieved instantly by erty at public auction for cash association, and Colonel H. H. Arnold, local application. Residence 117 on the vacant lot next to the south Third street; o ffice A r and Lieutenant R. M. Kelly of the Bender bakery on Main avenue cade building, Fifth and Main. army air service. Colonel Arnold stat Phone: office, 35; res., 136 R in Cottage drove, commencing ed that the shortage of air ttervlcc per at 1 o ’clock p. m. on See our larFc showinF of low slums and pumps, for they represent all sonnel makes necessary the furnishing J. E. Y O U N G the styles women dcliFht to wear. From the Fliati-ninF patent leather for of observer* and watchmen by the SA T U R D A Y M A Y 29, ATTO RNEY A T LAW dress wear to the more serviceable calf skin for walkinn. Mu re is no foot state. These being guaranteed, has«* Stoves, ranges, heaters, bed O ffice on Main avenue. covcritiF that looks so handsome and affords so much comfort. III be established In Oregon, with steads, bed springs, matresses, Cottage Grove Oregon at least three radio stations for re They ar< priced at the pair................................................. . $4.50 to $13.50 tables, chairs, rockers, corn- ceiving reports of forest fires. modes, dressers, rugs, stands, Every state nx-aour«* on the ballot on couches, dishes, pots and pans, A. W . KIME. M. D. constitutional amendments and refer chicken wire, tools, and many P H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON red measures carried by safe major! in silk, silk lisle, fiber or fine cotton. W e are showinF plain and clocked other articles too numerous to O ffice in Phillips building over ties at Friday's primary eleotlon The hosiery in the “ Musettes” (three <|iiartcr lenFth) and full leiiFth stocks. mention. the White Pharmacy. O ffice three relief measures for the Portland White, hhtd. and all fashionable shades. , phone 34; residence phone 126J. C. 0. D E VERE, Auctioneer street egr system were hopelessly de flood hosiery priced ..............................50c, 75c, $1, $150, $1.75 to $3.50 feated. The rsee for secretary of state Oregon Cottage Grove was easily decided. Ham Koeer piling up a big lead over his opponents. There H. J. S H IN N was no contest for representative In ATTO RNEY A T LAW congress from the first district, where and notary publie. Practices W. C. Hawley was nominated for re- There is an air of individuality nnd cxehiHivcncss about every article of all courts, Twenty five years ex election. The nomination for repre perienee. our fumishinF" which is sure to find favor amonF the welldressed youiiF sentative in the second congressional men of this city. Badcy Bldg., Cottage Grove, Ore. district goes to N. J. Slnnott. Fred G. N E W OXFORDS A N D SHOES FOR M E N Rucbtsl and H. H. Corey have been We are not F‘»inF to tell you that shoe prices are I u f I i ; if we did, we would A L T A K IN G nominated for public service commis be insultiiiF your intelliFenee. But we do tell you to purchase your shoes A TTO R N E Y A T L A W LOGGERS A N D W O RK sioners. For delegate at large to tbs here, for here you F 't all leather footwear in stylos that eipial the best national republican convention, of Collections, Probate, Notary GLOVES shown elsewhere while the prices are v«‘ry much less. Publio whom there are four to sleet, Wallace S e v e n t h and Mai n Price rang«*................... ........ ........................... $8, $9, $10, $11, $12 to $13.60 M' < amant, Charles H. Carey, Conrad 774 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore. F IN E H O SIE R Y FOR M E N Olson and Ranfleld MacDonald were Cotton, silk and silk lisle hosiery for men in white, black, brown, Fray and H. W . TITU8. D. M. D. In th« lead. Nominated for presiden EXPERT D E N TIS TR Y Froen priced at.................................................. 25c, 36c, 60c, 76c, $1 to $1.95 tial electors on the republican ticket Modern equipment. First Nation are George, Richardson, Lockwood. al Bank Bldg. O ffice hours 9 a. Hotchkiss and Hume. A ll except Hume m. to 12 m., 1 to 6 p. m. E ve are from Multnomah county. Cham nings or Sundays by appointment. berlain has been nominated by the democrats for United States senator The finest woven and printed ma<lras, woven crepe and perenle; all new and J. S. M E D L E Y over Stark weather by a two-to-on< votn. neat patterns; a latFe variety to select from; made with the soft turn-over A TTO R N E Y A T L A W Cabinet and utair work my On the democratic ticket, the four lca + cuffs; all sizes. 1 Viced at............................... $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 to $9 specialty, * Consultation free lag candidates for national del< g a t« Eugene Ixian and Savings Bank M E N ’S H A N D STITCH ED N E CK TIE S evenings. Building (four to elect) were T. H. Craw forA Eugene Oregon Every tie pure silk ami made with patented slip band in back; beautiful rs M L. T. Hidden. W ill E. lM rd f 327 Quincy Av., Cottage Grove exclusive patterns. Priced................................ $1, $1.26, $1.75, $1.95 to $3.50 and Frederick V. Holman. Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. THE QUALI TY S a l e o f S ilK S O NE-TH IR D OFF Dick Hickson STATIONERY 40-Inch Georgette $2.25 a Yard MAGAZINES AND LATEST MUSIC So ve n t li and M a in 36-Inch Cotton and Silk Poplin $1.39 a Yard A Big Surprise Sale of Smart Coats at $25 m Maxwell Nelson Auto Sales & Service New Skirts on Sale at One-Third Off N EW CAMISOLES AUTO ELECTRIC AND TIRE SHOP Professional Cards W o m en ’ s L o w Shoes and Pumps, for A ll Occasions Good Hosiery Dick Hickson High Grade Furnishings for Men and Y ou n g Men H A R N E S S AND SHOE REPAIRING O m er M oore CARPENTER & BUILDER M e n ’s F in e S u m m e r Shirts