Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 11, 1920, Image 6

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An
E x tra o rd in a ry
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
O ffe r
Princip a l E v e n ts of the Week
A G E N U IN E
B rie fly Sketched fo r Infor­
mation of O u r Rea ders.
W ill It Ileum tt. stale superintend! ut
of hanks, was elected chairman of
the stutc Irrigation securities rotunda
•ton. Percy ('upis-r. state engineer,
was named secretary of the hod) At
tornoy General ttrown Is the third
member of the commission.
Elimination of pleasure riding, or
any unnecessary use o f curs, and strict
conservation of gasoline are urged In
u public statement Issued by Oovermu
Olcott as a solution whereby the es
senttal and productive Industries of
the state may continue In operation
The department of geology iif the
University of Oregon itlinouuros thst It
will establish a field ramp In the
vicinity of Hold Hill u I huii June 2n
and expects to make detail maps of a
region lying east of (¡old Hill, and
will Investigate various locul geologic
problems.
Robert Florer. (¡8. committed milctde
tn Maker bv shoottujc oft the entire top
o f his head.
The la n e County flolateln Hreedera
association was ontanlxed at a meet-
Ins In Ruitene.
The state fire marshal will make an
Investigation
of the recent fire k ( Ore­
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gon City, which destroyed property to
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the value of $?5,000.
Filing on the O. A C. grant lands
Oregon Duroc-Jeraoy breeder* from
ON YOUR O W N TERMS
continues
brisk at the U. S land office
all sections of Marlon county gathered
(Within Reason)
In Itosehurg A large part o f the land
at Salem Saturday for the annual pic­
was filed on before May 1». btlt the
nic of the organisation.
PAT I IE PHONOGRAPHS
remainder Is ticlpg Inspected hv a
A N D RECORDS
The public set-vice commission has
gri at many ex-soldiers each week and
ABE A C K N O W L E D G E D TO
Increased from 10 to 25 per cent the
the majority of them are taking up
BE st PR EM E B\
rates of the Idaho Power company for
homesteads.
electric service In Oregon
MUSIC LOVERS A N D
The state forestry department dccld
TONE EXPERTS
A force of 128 men Is at work In the
ed definitely to go before the eim rg
river bottoms of l,ane and l.lnn coun­
eney hoard and ask for approximately
SIX
tie«. cutting halm, or cottonwood, for
$5000 to defray the cost of operating
E X C L U S IV E A D V A N T A G E S
the manufacture of excelsior.
the airplane fori-st Mr«- patrol until
IN A J E W E L E D
The first forest fire o f the season such time ns Oregon's shun- of the
PATHE
in the north end of JKckson county has pending government appropriation Is
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No needles to change
started in the timber on the head of available.
on a jeweled Pat he.
The
Kane's creek, south of (told lltll.
The state fish amt game commission
sapphire hall never wears
Seven persons were injured and prop­ has offered a reward of $200 for the
out.
erty valued at $30.000 destroyed In a nrnst and conviction of persona pine
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Guaranteed longer bfe of
fire that swept Halfway, a mining lng explosives In the rivers of Marlon
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town 37 miles southeast of Maker.
Polk ami Yamhill counties. It Is said
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Plays all makes of records Eight events will be contested In the that explosives have h<s n planted In
and plays them better.
first o f a series of three firemen's tour­ the North Santiniu river, near Stay-
naments to be held by the departments ton. with the result that many fish
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Always ready to play
have been killed.
as soon as you slip on a of Albany, Corvallis and Lebanon.
Sixteen cows registered In the Smith
The Oregon Agricultural experiment
record.
Umpqua cow testing association pro-j station and the United States bureau
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dueed more than 40 pounds of butter of soils working co-o|>eratlvely are map-
because of the famous Pat he
fat each during the month of March.
tng the soils of Menton and Clacka­
sapphire ball.
Marshfield's armory, built with local, mas counties, work on the survey of
6— The Pathe Controlla
., county and state funds, was dedicated the Willamette valley having been re­
enables you to increase or
Friday with a grand military hall given sumed. It Is hoped to complete the
by the second company. UiMpit Artillery. Menton county survey and start the
decrease the tonal volume at
will.
The 20th annual convention of the map of Folk before the close of this
Oregon Federation of Women's clubs season.
Y E T THE P A T H E COSTS NO
closed at Enterprise. after one of the
Persons arriving In Salem from vnrl
MORE T H A N TH E ORDI­ most delightful gatherings of its his­ ons parts of Oregon have reported to
N A R Y PHONOGRAPH
Governor Olcott that the gasoline sit­
tory.
The annual Union livestock show Is uation Is serious.
In the southern
pronounced the best one ever held In 1 part of the state the supply has been
Union county. A feature was a dally | entirely exhausted, according to n
golf game between Boise and Spokan* ! ports reaching the governor, while In
teams.
eastern Oregon, tractors have been
Whets the various units of the Ore compelled to cease operations because
gon National Guard are recruited to j of the shortage of fuel,
their full strength there will Is- dis
What Is said to be the largest single
trlbuted annually $100,000 of federal ¡deal In eastern Oregon range land.
money.
where the purchase was made by a
On Saturday and Sunday. June 19 single stockman, was consummated last
and 20. Salem will be host to about Fioo week when II. N. Stanfield purchased
motorcycle enthusiasts, representing for the Malheur laind t Livestock com
practically every mojorcycle club In pany GO sections In Harney county
from the Western Colonization cotn-
the northwest.
Lane county has 2367 farms, of whlrh ' pany. The price was understood to
1889 are occupied by the owners and be In the neighborhood of $150,000.
478 are rented, according to the sum
Taxes estimated at $5,878.587.38,
mary
of
as*
ssments
In
the
office
of
based
on the prospective property valu
A M A X W E L L FE A TUR E
atlons of the state for the year 1920,
t the county assessor
The date for the annual encamp . w ill be due and payable In the year
It's the kind of a car that meets
ment of the Wheeler County Pioneer 1921. as the result of the passage of
equally well the demands of bus­
aseoeiation has been set for July 15-18 the higher educational measure, ele-
iness or pleasure, and its moder­ at the Julia Henderson grounds, 12 mentor? school bill, blind Institution
act and soldiers’, sailors' and marines’
ate cost commands a value in the miles south of Fossil.
Representative Hawley has nominat­ educational aid law, at the recent
present market. Come in and let
ed three cadets to Annapolis naval acad­ special election In Oregon, according to
us convince you that the car is
emy as follows: Wallace Walsh. New­ figures compiled.
all we claim it to be.
According to the report submitted by
port; George Winfield Scott. Yamhill,
the arbitration committee appointed
and Ralph E. Wilson, Salem.
Nelson A u to Sales & Service A corner's Jury at Corvallis has de­ by the chamber of commerce to fix
cided that Ludwig M. Elle. whose Imdy the value o f the various tracts In­
was found hanging to a tree on the cluded In the site o f the proposed naval
Oregon Agricultural college campus base at Astoria, this property will coat
the rltizenR of Astoria and Clataop
hanged himself while Insane.
Audit of the books of O. P. Hoff. county $96,094.71. The chamber of
state treasurer, In the recent grand | commerce hoard of directors will call
Jury Investigation of his office, cost a mass meeting of tho people to sana­
$3600. according to figur'-s presented tion purchase of the property pending
an election In November to Issue bonds.
to the state emergency board.
Warning was given by the Lane
With the exception of a short stretch
of a few yards where a sharp turn rounty grand Jury before It adjourned
was cut off, the pavement on the Pa­ that future violations of the corrupt
cific highway between Eugene and practices act In printing election ad­
vertisements In newspapers on the
Junction Ulty has been completed.
After four days and nights chiefly morning o f the election and of viola­
chiefly given over the transaction of tions of the act In other ways, which
business 'of the organization, the Ore­ It Is alleged took plaee In Eugene May
gon State Orange conclud'd Its 47th 21, will be prosecuted, but that be­
annual convention at Itend Saturday cause of misapprehension of the law In
Ohorge T. Baldwin, state senator and regard to printing advertisements no
delegate-elect to the democratic na Indictments for that offense were re­
PH O N E 110— 901 M A IN
tlonal convention, died at Klamath turned at this session.
The Renate confirmed the following
Falls. He had been ill ten days Death
was due to uremic poisoning He was Oregon postmasters: Oscar Kendall,
Richland; Joseph Lyons, Reedsport;
65 years of age.
The taxpayers of seven school din Frank H. Lalghton, Seaside; James ft.
trlcts in the western part of Lane Dunn, 8t. Benedict; Janies A Wat­
eounty will vote at the annual school kins, Philomath; Walter L. Hembree,
meeting In each dlstrjet June 21 on .McMinnville; Horner 8. Wood. Inde­
the question of establishing a union pendence; William P. (jutnlHiid. Grants
Pass; filb ert P. Wlrtz, Forest. Grove;
high school at Florence.
George J,,. Burtt, the California pota­ Chester Noland, Creswell; Katherine
to broker, haH notified the fiend Com­ B Veatch, Cottage Grove; John W.
LOGGERS A N D W OR K
mercial club that no effort will In- Is-neve, Coqutlle; Warren A. Heylman,
GLOVES
made to develop lands until an under­ Estarada; Fltzhugh O. Lee, Junction
standing has been reached regarding Ulty.
S e v e nt h
and
Mai n
In answer to a protest o f the Ameri­
the employment of Japanese.
The halibut banks o ff Yaquina hay, can Legion post at Klamath Falls.
discovered in 1912, are now laden with Secretary John Barton Payne of the
halibut.
The fishing schooner Em' Interior department, denied that tW*
plre, In charge of Captain Anderson, government had contemplated basing
arrived at Newport with 14,000 pounds 20,000 acres of land on the Klamath
reservation and 90,oA( acres of land In
of fish following two days’ fishing.
With a view of exterminating coyotes Big Marsh to the California Oregon
between the John Day and Deschutes Power company. Secretary Payne In
rivers by formation of a trapping dls his letter, which was sent to Senator
Cabinet and stair work my
trlrt,
Professor O. N. Nelson, In charge Chamberlain, disclos'd, however, that
specialty.
Consultation
free
o f the sheep d< part ment at Oregon a lease on 8620 acres had been mud<
evenings.
Agricultural college will visit Antelope to the power company by former S'-c
327 Quincy Av., Cottage Grove
rstary Lane.
June 10.
PHONOGRAPH
H . C. M A D S EN
Cottage Grove Agent
BUTT ERICK PATTERNS
in
summ er ¿ l i l e s on
sale al tins s iin e imo Pushimi
REVIVED
HARNESS AND
SHOE REPAIRING
Omer Moore
CARPENTER
& BUILDER
tin* Mur*
h iu iic ii ,
fur
I mivm , g u U ,
nun
ni rut toil or wool, all nines
7fu\ $1. »l-kir. tu » 7 . Ml each
NEW SIMMER MERCHANDISE
Is N ow Here in Large Assortment— Come Today
SM OCKS
l''asluiiu s In vol ile am i u o m in i's frien d . S m art, eo n ven ieu t, pine
lim i am i a p p r o p r ia le lui all iln ytiiu e u n ir
ni thè house, oli
thè Street, l'or sports, g a rd e n in g o r a lle riio o u tea
thè sinoeh
has u oli a pel inanelli plaee tu thè Kummel' w n rd roM
II ere the>
are
Iresh, co lo r lu i si v Ics tur u oliteli
m a teria ls o f c o lto li oi
Silk punge«'. l ’ n ceti
$3 96 L i $<> 9f>
NEW VOILE WASH BL0U8KS AT $2 50 to $5 60
Tempinig iis lo kuì I n nini sepaialt spuli skirts Ami M mg uasli
Molise,s thev are laslnoneil in simple “ washabh ’ onys Imi
o a y -, (hai uri ubidii ymithlul ami Itili of clini m Youth is oli
seivol ni (he nane rumili neeks, sonici yncs olitimeli In m s i
of eri ani tolteli vai. laees, others shou uig a rotimi eollitr, eli
Munii itti in tnmineil utili hcmslitchiiig. Mani of thè iiioilels
are ImtloUei! ilouu Lite Miek ami are luekeil Icuglhuise or cross
u ise, or hotli, all over thè troni; ami some huve three ipntiiei
Iciig I li sire w s ululi ollier s I i - c v i - m aie long. The I i I oiincn simun
al if'iOt) m tliis gtotip 1 iiuisl reai file! ami reni vnlciicieniicx,
uhifh is solili'!hing “ r e a i " tu I nius I almnl Illese ilays
PRETTY COATS FOR SUMMER
This W eek Is
Final Sale of Skirts at
The young gii I or small unman ami
these are as liecoliiiug lo one as the
other will thrill with delight when
she swings one ui these chic new eoa Is
over her shoulders. The collars are eul
smoothly anil lie l|at in a u • 11 M-haicd
inumil i
in are lull cuilien-fl und
shirri'il on ul the neck in that very
latest way. The lu lln i-outs range in
price from
$18 to $45
One-third O ff
and you liellcr Inline these skills
¡tie quite some bargain ill one lluld
off the regular price, as you will
see the prices o i l replacement s l i n k
In lie almost tloulllc these sale pliei-K
SM ART OXFORDS and PUMPS
$4.50 to $10.00
The model pielun-d to the right is made ol very fine grailtsol dink Mown
kid
u most desìi aide pump for dress or ualknig purposes
Pan
$9.50
We have a dozen olhei styles in while, hlack and In nun at prices ranging
from
$4 50, $5. $0 to $10
Exdusive Furnishings for the Particular Man
Exclusive Hand-tailored Neckties
AT $1 to $3 50
The patterns aiy- new, exclusively “ different "
and beautiful In In-hold ami each lie is all
silk Non will want one or more ol these to -s (
when you see them.
Men’s Fashionable Dress Socks
in strip' >, clocked and solid colors including
híñele ami while, are her*' in all silk, silk and
I l i a I , plaited i l I k , silk I ì n I c , ami fine lisle.
The «election is large und prices moderali',
fail
25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.26 to $1 95
N ew Shirts for Men Priced $1.50 to $9.50
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By good shuts uc mean good patterns, g o o d u atenals, good make and ithovc all good colors dial
will hold fast wh*'n introduced lo the laundry. 'They are tin Ide ami Hallmark brands well known
for the above good qualities. 'The mati riala are crepe, madras, percale and novelty weaves in neat,
narrow ami wide stripe, in light and mrtlinm dark patterns ami conservative novelty patterns
Priced each from
$1.50 to $9 50
M e n ’s D r e s s S h o e s a n d O x f o r d s
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AUTO ELECTRIC
AND TIRE SHOP
Dick Hickson
BATHING BU1TS
ut
at
sheets free.
Economical Service
IDEAD BATTCRIESI
UmfdviQu t'fhacÂin,
neu est
H ER E AT R E A S O N A B LE PRICES
Men vv ill find good value ^n every pair of slums purchased
at this store liccanse we always buy the I icn I all leather kind.
'They’ri' cheaper in the long-run, always. Look over our
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p *V ~ I
p-
K," ‘ '*4 Unlay.
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«t t s c u * Price
$7 50, $8 50, $9, $9 60, $10, $11, $12, $12.50, $13 50
Boys’ Furnishings
Underwear, «lockings, necktie«, «hoe«, suspenders, kniekerknickers, caps,
etc.
and shuts
say!
how would you
boys
like shirts just
like big
brother wears, made of the same materials am) in the «nine styleT 'That's
the kind we have in your si/*', ami mother will he glad to know that
Ineae shirts are reasonable in price loo.
Price range............................................ ......
$1.25, $1.50, $1.76, $2, $2.26
Come In Any Time, Boys
No need to wait until Mother or Dad can come with you, for you’re
welcome any time. We aren’t afraid you’re going to break something,
or will make a little noise 'There’s a lot of interesting new things here
to see now. The «utumer suits and fixings have arrived Ask mother
t*i let you come in some afternoon now that school is over. Il will save
her a lot of bother, you know. Ami after you have seen Hus*' dandy
new clothes, you can ti ll her all about them.
Price range for good clothe* $9, $9 50, $10, $11, $12.50, $14, $16, $10, $18
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