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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1920)
LADIES, ATTENTION! OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST I I oiihm ulcaning tim«' im her« ami you w ill bave an ueciiiiiii- latino of ol<l ruga <> i > i | pupcr ami iiiugu/.iiieN liuti are w ori li money lo you. Il ymi will «all tiI> (lotta«« (¡rovi' •limk (lo., pilone f», we will «all. Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Roadcrs. Buyer of Wool, lliilra, Celta, Hag«, N « wn | im | mih , Mugu/iues lieti in hiimllea, ami ( 'lullem Hark. We l»uy ami m «II cvery- lim i« . Cottage G rove Junk Company 2 4 Pacific Highway Pilone 5 GROVE TRANSFER COMPANY All kiuds o f Furniture Moving and General Jobbing r W JACOBH. PROPRIETOR R m Phutia 21 PH O ffice Phone 4 PEARL OIL (KBROSBNE) OIL COOKSTOVES STANDARD O IL C O M P A N Y IC A lirO B N IA l T. O. MUDTKLL. HPECIAL AOP.NT HTANDARD O IL CO.. Cottax* Oro?* Dick Hickson STATIONERY MAGAZINES AND LATEST MUSIC Seventh find Main Cf ................. ................ - Professional Cards NURSE M ILK S 405 Monro»* A v p iiiip i ’oiifmi tiH'iil No ciiim ' k it r o u lu g io u N c n f('< DR » jiff mIty. C. E FROST O ffire in Lawson Building. Phune »7 Cut tug« (Iruve Oregon R McCAROAR. D. D. S D B N TI8T Neum lgi» relieved instantly by local applirutiou. Ketidenre I IT south Third «treet; office Ar rude huilding, Fifth und Main. Phuue: office, 36; re*., IM K J. E YOUNG ATTO RN P.Y A T L A W O ffice on Mum avenue, dot luge tirovo Oregon A. W. KIME. M D. P !l Y8ICI AN AND HUKOP.ON Of III« III I 'll 1111 pM build iug ov er thu Wliilo Plinrniuey. O ffice |ihouo 3»; reMideiie« plume I26J. Cottage (In n o t Iregoii H. J. SHINN A T T O R N E Y A T LA W and iiotury |nildir. Prnetieen in nil court«. Twenty five years ex perlene«. Buder Bldg., Cottage drove, Ore. A LTA KINO ATTO RNEY AT LAW Collectionn, Probate, Notnry Publlo 77» Willamette HI., Eugene, Ore. H. W TITUS. D. M. D. EXPERT D E N TIS TR Y Modern equipment. Pirat Notion ul Bunk Bldg. O ffice bourn !l a. ■n. In IS in., I to ll p. in. Eve lung« or Niiudny« by appointment. J. S. MEDLEY ATTO RNEY AT LAW Engen« Loan and Moving« Bonk Building Eugen» Oregon SOUTHERN PA C IFIC T IM E TA B L E (Corrected June 28, 1920) North Bound South Bound No. 18—9:57 a. m. No. 13- 1:08 n. m. No. 14—3:59 p. m. No. 5.1 »1:36 n. m. No. 16—-3:»9 a. ai. No. 15— 2:47 p. ni. No. 17— 7:»2 p. m. The hull. « cherry hurveat la undci way. By a vote of 1162 to 732 Eugene vot « r « hove recullid Heliool Director K. ft llryaon. Vlellora can reneli Crater lake In their auto« an the road to the lake rlui wan opened Hnturduy. A II L ii I iuh tendered hla resign« tlon on aecretary of the atale fair board. effoetlve July I. Three men hnve been h Treated for flHhlug In the north fork of the Molul la river, a climed «train. Hepieinher 21» and 30 and October I and 2 have been »elected u » the d a te « for the firant county fair Chief of Police Chrl«tonaen of Eli gone hua filed n milt charging L. It Edniunaon. nn attorney, with criminal 1 IM The Flral Methodist church of AI hnuy In out of delit now and held a mortgage liornlriK ceremony Humlay morning. A birthday party given by l.urlle Turbot of Albany wna unique In that every child uttendlng hail the whoop Ing rough. The tenth mualral fi-atlval and con ventlon of the United Swedish Hlngera of the Pacific Coaat convened In Port land Saturday. While the Moaler cherry crop will be only half na large a« laat year. It la alated that the fruit will be of e l cellent quality The cetiaua bureau haa announced the population of Eugene ua 10.593. Thin repreaeota un Increase of 15k4. or 17 6 per cent. The new concrete bridge at The Dnllea. arroaa Sixth afreet, la nearing completion and will be open for travel about August 1. Governor Olrott bn« appointed It M Fox ua n member of the atate t«>nrd of forcatry to lu m u d *»■ M MrLaod. who haa realgned. flood catrln-a of aalmon have been made by the glllnettera during the past week In practically every section of the lower harbor. W. tl. Beattie, superintendent of achiMils at Cottage drove, ua realgned to acrept u poaltlon on the faculty of the State Normal acbool. The foreat service at once will erect an office building and storeroom at the '| lire.- Rivers ranger stutlon near Itebo, In Tillamook county. The aura of $1750 waa paid by B. M llallMTt of San Angelo, Tex., to W illiam Klildi'l 6 Mona of Monmouth, for a two-yoar-old Angora buck. Carlton grange haa decided to ca tabllah a gasoline Mutlon for the mem bera, who are going on a card system In order to relieve the shortage. The ballot title for a measure Initi ated by W D. Ilcnnett of Portland to curtail the authority of the public service commlHslon haa been prepared Professor George F. Skyes of the department of zo logy. Oregon Agrl cultural college, has been elected sec retury of the pacific Fisheries society. Mrs. George Bates, for more than IR years a resident of Bend, committed suicide at her home by taking poison. It Is lielleved that III health caused the act. Arthur E. Ilolgnte of Corvallis, who was wounded In battle neur Cantlgny, also at M o I shoiih and the Argonne, has been cited for galluntry by hln division commander. Lane county post o f the American legion will m ak e an effort at the state convention of the legion at Astoria to elect Eugene ns the meeting place for next year. The Oregon Normal srho4f at Mon mouth opened Monday morning with an enrollment of »40 nnd In all prob ability will reach 500 before the end of the session. The predatory animals office o f the hlnl< gtcal survey Is making an effort to organise the farmers o f Coos conn ty for the ptir|M>Ho of exterminating moles and other rodenta. The Hood Idver Anti-Asiatic assocl atlon has approved the action of Gov ernor Stephens of California In asking the state department to cooperate In the exclusion o f Japanese. According to Frank L t’nlklns, as sessor, one-third o f the special school tax levies voted In the various school districts of Dougls* county are void because of failure to give proper notice. Voters of the Klamath Irrigation district have ratified the proposal to enter Into a contract with the federal government for the expenditure of $225,090 for the Improvement, o f the Klamath project Irrigation system. The strike called recently by the clerks’ union of Bend was ended hy the Itend merchants' association when an agreement with the union waa signed which amended the contract previously submitted by the clerks so ss to elim i nate a clause calling for the closed shop. CARPENTER OMER MOORE MTAIK Ill'll.D IN G A N D CARI NET M AKING . W IL L B U ILD A N Y T H IN G . 327 y r i N O Y A V E N T E Economical Service A M AXW ELL FEATURE it ’s the kind of a car that moots equally well the demands of Inis ¡uosa or pleasure, nnd its moder ate eost commands a value in the present market. Come in and let ns convine« you that the ear is all we claim it to he. Nelson Auto Sales & Service The Mentine), $2.00 the year. Right Rev. P. L. Ryan, vicar gen eral o f the diocese of San Francisco, offered the opening prayer and Chair man Kremer Introduced Homer S. Cummings, chairman o f the Demo- j rratlc national committee as tempor ! ary chairman. Cummings Endorses Wilson. The keynote speech of Chairman j Cummings, was a complete, unqunli- | fled endorsement of ever' thing which has been accomplished under 1’ resl dent Wilson's seven years In the White House. The league of nations covenant was championed as the “ Monroe doctrine of the world" by Mr. Cummings. Of the peace treaty’s defeat In the I senate, he said: “ No blacker crime against civilisation has ever soiled the pages of our history.” He characterised the Republican platform as “ reactionary and provin cial." Filled with premeditated slan- dera and vague promises. It will be searched In vain for one constructive suggestion for the reformation of the conditions which It criticises and de plores. he said. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, chairman In accordance with the recommendation of the permanent organisation committee waa made permanent chairman of the conven tion. GET A RELIABLE BICYCLE for your Fourth of July pleasure, and Ret it at this shop. W e sell all famous makes which are guaranteed for years. Every hoy and girl ought to ride a bike for pleasure ami health and for that matter, every man and woman. Better for you than an auto. HARRY RENTLE COTTAGE GROVE CESERAI. REPAIR SHOP TH E MILLER OF TH E DEE Had nothing on us. As romantic a story might not be built about our business, but in these butty days you want service and want the best. W e ’re your huckleberry. Flour, feed, »•hick feed and mill supplies of every kind. THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
