Arcordlux to ths rsport of 'ho post
(rotator at Maloui the revenue of hi*
office from the sulo of Ntompa (he
past fiscal year w^ui I7SW2
Second
c l*»* mall matter ItroUKhl
and
matter from rhe Mate office* 114.280
In reply to a query from the dl*(rlet
attorney of Qraut county. Attorney
Tues.,
July
Id “ Burnt
Fri., July 9—“ Woman on
ft e u a rn l Hrcwn ha* Klven the opinion
th* Index, ” Paulino Frederick.
Wings,” by Frank Mayo.
that no official or person haa authority
“ Neighbors Keyhole,” Sun-
“ Bungled Bungalows,” com
to auapeud the enforcement of the
statute prohlhltlns minors from play
Sat., July 10—“ «ir is ,” by edy.
inx (Had.
shine comedy.
Wed., July
14 “ Desert
One of the larsest deals closed In
Marguerite Clark.
“ Wanted, 5000,” by Herold Gold,” by E K Lincoln. Zane
Maker for some time culminated «h en
G rey s greatest production. A
final arraiiKemenla were made by the
Lloyd.
Cornucopia Mines company f> r the Is
dashing
double
romance
o
f
the
Sun., July 11— “ A Very
suance of a 9300,000 mortgage to the
great outdoors. Desert Gold is
Good Vountf Man,” by Bryant
tiuarauty Trust company of Now
the most enthralling and grip
Washburn.
city
“ Rum Runners,” by Mutt
ping motion picture you have
Captain Jacob Spcler, I'ortland har
and Jeff.
ever seen.
bormaaler.
has Issued an order ruquir
Pat he Review, slow motion
Comedy, “ Footlights and
lug
alh
vessels
entering from foreign
photography.
Fakers. ”
ports lo obey the provisions of the
Mon., July 12—“ Smashing
new city ordtnsuce requiring adequate
Tlmrs., July 15— “ Merry Go
Barriers,” William Duncan.
protection against the Introduction of
Round,” Gladys Brockwell.
Jazz Monkey comedy.
plague.
International News, current
“ Tempest Cody Kidnapper,”
Apparently the finances of the young
events of the nation.
by Marie Waleamp.
j men of Lane county are better than
they were a year ago. County Clerk
Bryson Issued marriage licensee to
. I
! 59 couples during June this year, as
compared with 38 for the same mouth
! last year.
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As a result of action taken by the
Mrs. Charles Beidler and Mrs. George
apple and pear growers of Oregon,
Inttheivi were hostesses last night at
pruotlcally the same regulations rid
i charming informal reception given
stive to grudlug the fruit uud the
t the Beidler home in honor o f Miss
essie Buiith and Miss Jessie Kirkwood
sire oT boxes for shipment will prv
One single ilay
/ho recently arrived from Kansas,
Is uot so mirth to look upon There 1»
vail this season In Oregou, Washing
'he entertainment was planned to in
some way
ton. Idaho. Montana.
roduce the young women among the
O f passing hours of such a limit
W*
can face
Twenty one voters determined the
•ounger set of the city.
A single day but place
fnte of a $106.840 budget K was ascer
Too many days before sad eyes—
Row River Society.
Too many days for smothered sigh*— ‘ talned when the count on the Mend
An enjoyable dance was gisenThurs
And m - lose heart
! special school district election was an
lay night at the Frank Pleuard home
Just at the start.
n honor of the twentieth birthday au
>
nounced
The budget carried by a
—George KIngle
liversary of Miss Elsie Pleuard. An
vote of 11* to 8 one ballet. Improperly
.ppetizing lunch was served the guests S W E E T S A N D W I C H E S T O T A K E
marked, being t h ru A ii out
it midnight by the hostess. The two
T H E PLACE OF CAKE.
The grand Jury at The Malles, after
arge rooms used in dancing were very
astefully decorated in green and
examining ID wltinsaea. f. uud ludlct
A sweet sandwich is a ilnlnty which
vhite.
meuts against Ole* Brown of I'ensa
may be made in an emergency when
Ten Births; Three Deaths
slim 11 cakes are cida. Kin, charged with the murder of
The report of Health Offieer Ogles
not at hand, and j Otis Mayes, O. W K A N brakcmali.
oy shows that during the month of
they are always and Connell Oliver. Norftdk. Vu . as
tune there were 10 births and 3
appropriate
to an accessory
Both are colored.
deaths. Of the births, 7 were males
serve with lemon
O.
F
Hoff,
state
treasurer. Is barret)
md 3 females.
ade. ten, cocoa or by luw front purchasing improvement
coffee.
bonds Issued by the city of North
' ondenderry Streets Swept by Bullets
Cinnamon Sand-
London.— Civil war conditions pre-
w i c h 1 1 . — Use Bend. Ceos county, for less than par
ail in Londonderry and the authori white or Boston brown bread, iinbut- and accrued Interest, according to u
Mix lliree tabli-s|MHiiifiils of legal opinion given by the attorney
ses are powerless, it is declared in ; tered.
zn Exchange Telegraph dispatch from graniilnteil sugar with one leax|>oonfiil general. The opinion was asked by
Londonderry
Several additional per of cinnamon. Spread a slice with the Mr Hoff
Pioneers from all parts of the west
sons were killed in Monday morning s cinnamon and sugar mixture and cover
with a slice well buttered with eream assembled In Portland last Krlduy for
rioting there, according to this mes
butter. These go well with cocoa.
the 48th annual reunion of the Oregon
sage. The firing is being maintained !
Date and Orange Sandwiches —
with desperate intensity. Business is I
Pioneer association, whose member
Blend one-half cupful of finely-rhop-
suspended and the postmen are de- * ped dales with two tahlespooufuls of Hhtp includes only those who arrived
dining to deliver malt.
When the orange juice; use ou buttered whole In Oregm or were T»orn here ImXoru
troops stop the fighting In one zone, wheat bread. These are nice with 1859. the year Oregon was admitted
the dispatch adds, firing breaks out In lemonade.
to the union.
another.
Construction of a paved highway ex
Coconut Sandwiche*. — Take one
cupful of freshly grated coconut, one- tending from the southern Willamette
quarter cupful of walnuts, chopped, valley to Balem and theuce north of
New Leader of Marines.
one teaspoonful rosewater, one table-
Washington.— Appointment of Major spoonful of powdered sugar; mix well; Salem to connect with the paved roud
on the west side of the Willamette
General John A. Lejeune as major gen
add three taldespnoufuls of thick
>ral commandant of the marine corps, cream and spread on buttered white river Is the purpose of the Capitol
Highw ay asm elution, which w us organ
u) succeed Major General George Bar bread.
nett, was announced by Secretary
Honey and Pecan Sandwiches.— Mix ized at Salem.
The West ('oast Lumbermen's asso
Daniels General Lejeune commanded four tablespoonful* of honey with two
'die famous second division when it tablespoonful* of chopped pecan* elation Is Installing a display of
nroke the German line in the Meuse- Split hot baking powder biscuits and Douglas fir and hemlock lumber In
fill with the mixture
The biscuits the state exhibit room on the gn and
Argonne offensive.
should be baked about an Inch thick.
floor of the Oregon building. Portland,
Strawberry Sandwiches.— Take half
Oregon Restores Capital Punishment. a cupful of fresh strawberries, cut that will make It one of the best edu
Salem.— Capital punishment was re crosswise Into slices. Cream one table- rational showings of the kind that has
stored in Oregon by official prociama- spoonful of butter; ndd three table- ever been arranged.
Request for the assignment of two
.ion by Governor Olcott, immediately spoonfuls of powdered sugar and
ipon completion of the official canvass spread on slices of unbuttered bread. men In Portland front the United
jy Secretary of State Koser of the Lay on the sliced strawberries In * States health servk-e to take a d »
ote cast in the special election of single layer and cover with a slice of quate steps to prevent bubonic plague
buttered bread.
entering Oregon, was made by City
fay 21.
Neapolitan
Sandwiches. — Grind Health Officer Parrish In conference
three tablespoonfuls of pistachio nuts with Major Richey Waugh of the
Vancouver, B. C., Fire Fatal.
to a paste. Cut fine three tablespoon
United States public health service.
Vancouver, B. C.— Six lives are be- fuls of preserved cherries; mix with
Members of state and congressional
softened
fondant
or
honey
to
make
of
ieved to have been lost and an un
inown number of persons were Injured the consistency to spread. Spread on central committees who are elected by
county central committees shall not
buttered white bread.
n a fire which destroyed the Bal
necessarily be members of the county
moral apartments, a six story building.
committees, according to a legal opin
lu
ion handed down by Attorney Oenura!
t your wedding stationery is printed
brown. The opinion was asked by K
The Sentinel, you are assured a
PHONE YOUR NEWS.
B Tongue, district attorney of Wash
g apd happy married life.
a29tf
Ington county.
No petitions of aliens who desire to
become citizens of the United Slates
will be received by the circuit court of
Multnomah county after August 1.
Allens must hereafter apply for citizen
ship papers through the United States
B AR TE LS & S A FLE Y, PROPS
PHONE 89
district court, but In other counties In
the state where the applicants would
Q U A L IT Y STE A K S— A good piece of steak is always in
be Inconvenienced by the fact that the
order. I f you want a porterhouse, sirloin, club, tenderloin,
only federal ry.urt In the state Is In
flank or round steak, you will find that we ran meet your
Portland, the state courts will con
every requirement, and the people o f our community know
tinue to hear naturalisation cases.
that our market stands for the best quality in meats of all
A bomb was thrown into the plans
kinds.
for the annual mobilisation of the Ore
gon National Guard when a ruling was
B R E A K F A S T BACON— There are many kinds of bacon and
received by Adjutant General George
more than one of the many kinds is good, but there is only
A. White from the militia bureau of the
one best— and that is the one you want. You will find it at
war department requiring a minimum
our market. We will sell it in either sides or sliced, as you
of 52 men per company In order to
prefer. It has a reputation for quality with the people of this
draw federal pay. Under this ruling
community.
no transfers of men from one com
CHOICE HAM S— There is nothing more appetizing than a
pany to another In order to meet the
slice of our choice ham. We have them smoked or boiled, as
minimum requirement nor the con
you prefer and, fried or baked or cooked in any other of the
solidatlon of companies will be per
many ways they have a flavor you will not soon forget. We
rultted. This means, Adjutant Gen
have anything you may want in the way of meats.
eral White states, that, with two or
three exceptions, none of the com
F IN E SAUSAGES— Linked goodness long drawn out aptly
panies of the Fifth Oregon infaritr?
describes the sausage you will find at our market. But you
•'egirrieni will attend the camp unless
can have it either in links or hulk and of a variety that will
a special dispensation Is secured molli
meet every taste. In it there is used only the best and most
fying the ruling so as to permit rhe
carefully selected meats. It will tempt your appetite.
consolidation of companies as her®-
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CO WS KAT HAY; FIOHT
AND FINE ARE RESULT
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Notte» to th» Public.
We bave dispose«! of our grtirer/
business tu E C Coffniiin We wish t 1
th 1111 k olir friend» und thè publto fvr
thè loyal »upport given 11 » b> a verv
T o n y Dtdagnrdl and Pedro Perin i, o f
D ivid e, ut i r fintai #5 erteli hv J. E liberal palronuge
We wonld be»pea *
Youiig ni justiee • «»11 « t WeducMdiiv oli fo r Mr CNiffman, who 1» n e ll k n o w i
(Spremi to The Sentinel )
a e barge o f fissatili flirti bv .1 K mi C o tta g e tlr ove, a eoiitin uatio a o f
I July .
\li. mid Mr» l'ri'ilmi I -he Wood. aUo 11 f Div ide Doiiniiigo Perini, thè suine witli thè a s s u m in e o f courti
mik I moii . iif Kiddle, i nili'd from Hut
fui ber ot Pedro and futliei in luw ol ous treatment and prompt se rv ire
urdtty to Wcdnemluv ut tin* home of Delagunli, waa Mcquitted ori thè nume jlytie
K K M K A HILMHY.
Mi Luke ’»
Mu. Allusi Cor clltllgc
l ite eiicoiiuter ili W h i t li W o o d »
nutt.
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n»iw litui ly batterei! bv Delagardi and
Oard o f Tliunk*.
1'ini’ tu ally tin* rutin* neighborhood Pedro P e rin i «irose o v e r »onte huv
We
Mid a few from Walker enjoyed the whìeli c attle belongiug to Di lugurdi | Delighl Yalley, Muginaw, Oie
pit*inn dinner hi the Joll ¿¿rove Hiindtt.v vvere alb ged to bave destroveti Wood* | wish t«» e i p r e s s our sincere thiinks a n i
A niimlier from here went to the and Pehtgtirdi boti« elaimed lliat th è. uppree in tinti to olir friend» and mogi
celebration at Lunette Monday, uniong otlter w tis thè aggrego 01 m thè m ailer, hors who so ehi*erfully dropjied everv
them the Hour», Ninni, Cornuti, Jn*k bui \N hih I n wiin worsted tifici Pelngar tlinig in a busy tini«* to render u» a
»istauro 111 e v e r y w av io our timo o f
«on, Haight and \\ iteher families
d i ' » kiiismait rame lo lus assist ance.
DI« LJUI IT V A L L E Y
Mrs. I. ,1. Allen und baby, of Suth
• rim, \ lulled from Mtindny to \\ edin »
dux at the W \ Witcher home
The Mlakelx family lift* moved to J
T Shut tuck n for the numuier.
Il K Kobinoii. who recently bought
the Shaft tie k place, just vacated bv
the |thik«*lvs, t* fixing it up and get
ting ready to move In* ftimilv there
Ivan W iteher, of this place, and
Mi*» Nellie Corder, of Nehnlem, vv*fe
married at Eugene July * They left
Wednesday for Nehnlem, where they
will make their home.
Max Hearn ha* the meuiden.
Mr* Oval Powell ba* been quite ill
with nteaeleii.
V miHcelluneou» »bower war given
Mr* Lowell Ibnston, a bride of lant
week, Wednesday afternoon at the \N
\. Keene borne. Nearly all the women
and girl* of the neighborhood and Mr*
P. T. Houston and daughter illady*.
Kathleen Allen and Mabel Wright, (»1
Saginaw, enjoyed this happy event
which war a surprise to the bride
Light refreshments were served
Drop* Wood 011 Tot.
Hami l t on Y e a t r h un» laid 11 p a few
da Ws o f lite prtNt week as thè resili!
of ali iti j ur y to thè great toe o f tuie
foot, vvhieh h«* li.'id iillowed to remali!
111 thè wtiv o f a f a d i n g stick of wood
The tuember wns budlv maslied
A pan ace a for c v c r y t h m g
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Our Garden Court Toiletries
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Mended from .12 t'Hsciu'CH Bi'caus*.
ill it* InHtiiiK | r t »1 in*-, tin* t*iil**t
witi'i- i* actually ,niur«* ccoiiuniical
tlinii II iunc Hold at half the price
D IVID E
July 7. Mm«* Ethel Mackey spent
several days «if last week visiting at
the home o f her miele. Crank Parker,
it \\ libili
Mrs. N. Lewis, Mrs Ooorgo Alle
man and Mrs Lee I iuguli and «lui
ilren motored to Yoncallu last Tlmrs
itsy litui spent the «1ny with tinnì ■ linn
(tuent.
D D K*d»«*rls 1 % ml so 1 K h hit id Ulti
lured tu Eugene Inst W . dm'sibt v
K !.. Kelly und t uni ly left’ Fr nini
fur Iht'ir horn«* tit M•'toi m*mo, Cui f '
V muiic tho»«* who III ended t h•• .-.I
elirutiuii in Kugt-u«* M< mia v w in F
M Cli.'ii.innii »ml finiiilv Mrs A Fu»
«••r. Mr nml Mrs lì •orge Mbiiiun, J
\ Mink cv pud fumi 0 Mr und Mr-
\rtie Dugan and Mi»» Mildred Dugan
Ou»»* Turner and family are moving
bark to Divide from Mareola
'Tire K. L. McKeymdds family mo
tore«! to Seott» Valley Monday and
picnicked.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Patten and
daughter Beriure visited Tuesday eve
fling at thn D. Dugan home.
Mr*. J. A. Mae key, Mr. and Mrs
\rti«. Dugan, Mrs. K«»y Erickson and
Miss Mildred Dugan motored to Drain
Tuesday evening and v 1 sited Mrs. kit
ta Taylor and son Wyatt
Mr*. Hoy Erickson left Wednesday
for bèr lumie in Portland, after visit
mg her father. I*. A. Lindstrum.
Mrs. Frank Turner, w h o has been in
a Eugene hoipita! for treatment, re
turned Sunday greatly improved.
d is a b ilit y and noeti. Timi kim lly, hel|
fui co m m unity spiri!, tbut w ilb iigm “ »
to »Ilare thè ut ber f e l l o * ’■ burden, i»
oue gr«*ul fuet«»r timi luuke» Ibi» vai
lev so destroidi* » place t•» live
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11I <iai ili'ii i oil il Toilet in-* <1111 ilniK'Ki^t sale*
man will he l ;I. i .I to show you the Inn A*k lo
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G A R D E N n i l RT D o I B E E t'O.MBINA
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Take* the place ill iiiaaKaRe, miiiik I iiiik ami
in in 1 ikluiiK eream* aiul is ail ideal haw fui
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F A « ' E l*( »WDER Bh-iuls w ith the *kin ami
Ml ay* mi until you take it rifi Cure ami fn-e
from harmful iiiKii'ilu-nts
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other Garden Court Toiletries
The White Pharmacy
(Formerly
the
P. e n i o n
Pharmacy)
A Short W e lc o m e M essage
to Y o u . Just arrived this
m orning a brand n e w line of
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Fi m ey Ribbons
Gini »ham s, Shallies
aind Percales
( Zome
and See Them
A full line of Groceries always on hand
P o w e 11 & B urkholder
Corner of Fifth and Main
Phone 70
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