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
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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
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Professional Cards
NURSE
M ILK S
405 Monro»* A v p iiiip
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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
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M AKING .
W IL L
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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