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►fc B D I T ■ D BY @urirtg ANNA OULKBHY la rg e r e x t e n t th a n e v e r compoaed of men. You a re invited to be on hand early and enjoy th e selection by the orchestra. Bible school a t 9 :45 and Kpworth league m e etin g at 6 :30, led by the S ta n d a rd Bearers. NOTED VIOLINIST TO APPEAR HERE IN RECITAL, ACCOMPANIED BY Arcade 1-O N E t in cafre! N IG H T DNLY--I High w a te r m a rk was reached by < PROF. J. N. WATERHOUSE. the Methodist Sunday school la st S a b ►fc bath. Two hundred and n in e tee n was A handkerchief ahower » 1 1 given a t A f t e r the banquet all again assembled m arked on the b ulletin board. A nother Artist to Use Italian Violin Mude in th e N. E. Compton home S aturday for a t th e club rooms w here an a r c h ite c tu r a l pea building con test consumed 1715 aud Valued at $J,000at Mr*. G. H. i’helpa. The party waa in th e n a tu re of a farew ell, as Mr. and the rem ainder of the evening. A very p n I 20 A. sandy loam hot Arcade Friday. There Mra. Phelpa le ft Monday for th e ir f u enjoyable tim e is reported. rO r tom no tim ber; A V I W A I V somt< 8tone; doea not tu r e home a t Bladen, Neb. A t 2 :30 w ere tw en ty -fo u r present. overflow; n ea r tow n; fenced, no Mr. O, Zutuonu, a noted violinist about thirty-flve of Mra. P helps' buildings. Ideal for chickens, small Mrs. Marie T. Lee o f this city an from New York, will ap p e ar a t T he friends g a th e re d and carried out a F. E. Dunklee o f San F rancisco w ere fruits and gardening Good gravel A rcade F riday evening in recital, a c road, school near. $750, half cash, com plete surprise. Mra. Phelpa was m arried Sunday a t th e home of the com panied by Prvf. J . N. W aterhouse. balance 7‘ ; short time. No agents. decoyed to th e Compton home on W ash b rid e's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Address Box 571, C o tta g e Grove, Or. Enough s e a ts have already been Hold in gton A venue by her husband, where Toplin. They leave S atu rd ay for A la s to cover th e g u a r a n ty necessary before the ladies anxiously aw aited her. The ka, w here Mr. Dunklee will ta k e up Mr. /.atnona would m ake the date. rooms w ere beautifully decorated with wireless te le g ra p h work. th irty-one in a tte n d a n c e and the goal In hia recitals Mr. Zamona uses a daffodils and potted plants. In a pos W i t h 1 h e ir F a m o u s “ 1 0 1 R a n c h ” B a n d will be reached. T he sin g in g of the J o iv a n Magini violin made in Brescia, The Social T w elve Embroidery Club new choir of young people waa g re a tly ta l card c o n te st Mrs. Phelps was Italy, in 1715 and valued a t $11,<>00. aw arded the p rite , which proved to 1* was delig h tfu lly e n t e r ta in e d a t the enjoyed. The l.end-a-H and M en's class Music lovers of tho city are very a bag of handke rchie fs given by the home of Mrs. H. O. Thompson last had a most profitable session. One much in te reste d ill the appearance of A ls o T h a t M u c h - T a l k e d o f D a n c e The usual pro b rother seventy-seven y e a rs old was in guests, and the postals which w ere all T hursday afternoon. this musical artiat. of Oregon scenery also became her g ram was enjoyed and d ainty r e f r e s h attendance. A b e a u tifu l book case The following p rogra m will la* r e n T he g u e s ts of has been added to the equipm ent. This property. A d ainty tw o course lunch m ents w ere served. dered : eon w as served. Mesdames Compton. honor w ere Mesdames Robbins, Swen- will be used for th e lending library. 1. Mendelssohn A ndante from C on O rpurd and H a r t w ere th e hostesses. gel and B arnett. The topic for study n e x t week a t 10 certo ■ V. 2. a H auser. .C radle Song About forty of th e friends of P a r k o'clock is “ Big B r o t h e r s . " Miss Ella C hristine C randall, d a u g h b G oena......................................Scherxo te r of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crandall, er, th e Do Nut King w ere e n te rta in e d B y 1 h r e e C o u p lie c I.a lo ...................... . . C h a n t Russes by him S aturday evening, the occasion was m arried S a tu rd a y to Mr. E v e r e t t 3. B e e th o v e n ..................... Komnnza in G S. Goff. The wedding took place a t 8 being a birthday ann iv ersary . P a r k e r 4. a Delibes Pizzicati from Sylvia o'clock, in ’th e C h ristian church par served a delicious luncheon and he r e (] Poultrytnen — For winter b S chubert-R e m enyi .S e re n ad e ceived a large num be r of presents, sonage, Rev. V. E. Hoven officiating. :: layers get the winners, Mot 6. a Pierne .C anz onetta 1 Miss P earl D em orest acted as brides ra n g in g from socks to a gold Elk pin. tled Anconas, Black Minorcas b D r d l a ........................ .Caprice in A maid and P e rry Crandall as best man. T he K. P .'s gave a social last night and Buff Orpingtons. Im 6. a Schum ann .................T ta u m e re i Only rela tiv e s were present. A wed for k n ights and th e ir ladies. A bo u t ported p n /e cocks head first b C h o p in ................. .C horal-N octurne ding supper was served a t the Crandall s ix ty w ere present. A p rogra m of pens, liggs $1.50 per 15 7. a D v o ra k ......................... H umoresque home, to which a num ber of friends music and speeches was rendered and b G abriel Marie ...S e r e n a d e ltadine K. WOOD, Cottaqe Grove, Ore. w ere invited. Mr. and Mrs. Goff will an e le g a n t banquet served. 8. Wagner-1.eonard ........................... _____________________________________Frl* jy A|»r .4 m ake th e ir home a t Roseburg. where ...........................T o the E vening S t a r A num ber of friends who had learned Mr. Goff will have cha rge of a f ru it the senate, and I d o n ’t believe he could t h a t it was th e ir 27th wedding an n iv er ranch. Mr. Goff has been a resident Registration Closes April Oth. g e l sufficient sig n e rs to his |ie tllion in Two youths are in th e county jail o f C ottage Grove off and on for the sary dropped in on Mr. and Mrs. V oters a r e r a t h e r alow in r e g is t e r under a c h a rg e of b u rglary, arrea ted th e county for the reason he has George Wilson F rid a y evening and past couple years. ing. the tota l num be r com plying with at Creawoll S a tu rd ay evening, and throw n down every in te r e s t th a t we 1 had a most en joyable tim e. Mr. this fo rm a lity in L ane county being tak en to Eugene. T hey a d m it th a t have in th e face of his form er promise The Social T w elve E m broidery Club Wilson had to be g o tte n out of bed by 5.200 to d ate. L a st y e a r th e total they e n tered the residence of AI to aid our wool, slock unit irrigation , had a p le asa n t social tim e Monday th e visitors. FIRE IN JACK RICE HOME AT num be r of re g is tra tio n s w as 5,900, but S chw ering of C resw ell and stole u propositions t h a t are vital to u s . " evening. The ladies w ith th e ir hus Two bonfire p arties w ere held on this doea not re p r e s e n t the voting rifle. The men w ere seen to e n t e r the NOON TODAY. bands m e t a t the Com mercial club R eservoir B u tte last nig h t by the s tr e n g t h of the county by any means. residence in broad d a ylight, while the Program for Hemenway Recital. rooms, and a t 8 o ’clock w ent to the young people of th e city. All who It is figured th a t a t le ast 20,000 voters ow ner was aw ay, and ca rry off the Following is the program th a t will 1 Hotel Oregon w here a d e lig h tfu l ban were p rese nt re p o rt a hilarious tim e. Mossy Condition of Roof have not, as yet, r e g iste re d . P r a c ti firearm. he rendered a t the recital by Ora Read Wet, Deputy sheriffs w ere im q u et was served. Tne g en tlem en se cally all voters will be r e p r e se n te d on m ediately put upon th e ir trail. Boon H cm enw ay in the C h ristia n Church S a v e s House und Nearby Resi cured their p a r tn e rs by selecting nuts We have the cre am and a re not afraid the rolls, how ever, for th e y will have ca ught up w ith them and found the Tuesday evening w rapped in various colored papers. to use it when we m ake ice cream. dences.— Fire Laddie* the double incentive of c a s tin g their gun in th e ir i<oasesaiun. They gave R eadings from Ja m e s W hitcom b Riley The Cream ery. m28tf. votes for p re sid e n t this year. Make Quick Run. Old Ace the nam es o f J o h n Henderson und Disston. The re g is tra tio n books close on April Thomas Phelan. The men w ere e x C h a ra c te r S ketches T he J. I. L u m b e r C o .’s mill closed ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9th and the tim e for r e g is t e r in g ia a J a c k th e G ia n t K iller .Had Boy W h a t m ig h t have been a aerioua c o n amined before J u d g e Bryson and bound down last week, h aving c u t out w hat b S is te r J o n e s ’ Confession. ..Widow flagration Ktartcd junt before noon to- grow ing short. over to the grand jury. CHURCH N E W S X tim b e r it had b u t if more tim b e r can t c Almost Beyond E ndurance . dny in the J a c k Rice house on the ♦ be aecured tbe mill will again resum e ♦ ............ ......................Small Girl Wi-at Side. By being discovered In the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ operations in a ah o rt time. d Dot lartalle Boy . . . G e rm a n | nick of tim e, nothing developed but a Church of C h r i s t : T he services n ex t C on tra cto r W. C. W ilkins has a crew F a r m e r Whipple Bachelor sm all roof fire, caused by a d efe ctiv e o f men at work p u ttin g new sleds u n L ord's day will be of special im por The M erchant of Venice chim ney. T he mossy w et condition of William S h ak esp ea re the roof undoubtedly saved the house. d er the donkey engine.a and g e ttin g tance. The Bible school hour is becom A rranged for a monologue bv reader. th e m ready for logging when opera ing very popular. H ere is found a A s tr o n g wind waa blowing and if graded school w ith co m p ete n t te ac hers tions resume. th e fire had secured headw ay, a n u m and nothing t a u g h t b u t the Bible. Importance of the Rate Cases. Mayor A bram s, Councilmen W heel ber of o th e r fra m e houses near by The atten d a n ce last L ord's day was T he l ulled S tale s su p rem e court has er, Knowles and M artin made our would have undoubtedly gone. th e la rg e st for m any w eeks. Next ju s t heard a rg u m e n ts In a ease of lit tle city a visit Tuesday, h a v in g come T he fire d e p a r tm e n t made a quick L o rd 's day evening th e E ndeavorera g rea ter Import 11 nee to the trultlc man up to inspect th e L an g Creek dam. tigers of the railroads th a n any other run, the third w ithin two weeks. T he will have a candle service. E ach one A. J . Wann and wife arriv ed here who comes is requested to bring a can that has arisen In the entire history fire J w h h about quenched w hen th e fire one day last week from Indiana and dle. The evening serm on will be on of railroading T h e case Is entirely laddiea arrived. novel, for It Involves directly the pow a re now th e g uests of th e ir dau g h ter, th e su b je c t “ In th e Beginning, G od.” er of the In tersta te com merce coninile Beattie had the a d v a n ta g e of w ate r Mra. Thos. Hotfield. Mr. W ann is a This will be the first of a series on the sion to reg u la te rate s without regard tr a n sp o rta tio n ami truffle to amt from f a r m e r and says he may decide to lo Bible. L a te r on a large c h a r t will be to th e newly constituted court of com It w as affe* ted by w a te r com petition cate in the W illa m e tte valley. used to show the plan of th e book and I It was entitled to lower rate s for the merce. Mrs. L. A. Ralston and d a u g h t e r of G od’s purpose through tbe ages. Come f Indirectly also the case la unprece long haul Minn S|Miknne received for th e Grove visited here betw een trains to th e first service, t h a t you m ay see ; As n m a tte r of fact, dented. for de|MMident upon It a r e the tbe short hnul last S atu rd ay . the book in a connected way. T h e ! so called Intertnouutalii rate cases, in the S|s>knne rate wns equal to the which the In terstate com merce corn- rate from Seattle an d from S eattle T he la rg e st Fred P a r m e n t e r and fam ily le ft on sin g in g w ill help you. mission tins applied an entirely new back to S|M>knne. th e Wednesday m orning tr a in for M a chorus in town, so ably led by Mr. 1 The rales w ere made according to principle an d one which If upheld will bel, w here Mr. P a r m e n t e r will be em- F ag an , will be an inspiration. L ast revolutionize ttie system of railroad the old principle of th e long and short L o rd ’s day evening two w ere received loyed as donkey engineer. III c fT cc i t l i l a p r i n c i p l e hold* charges its they hav e b e e n l.ullt up haul into th e fellowship of the c h u r c h .— As soon as the municipal affairs of from the tim e of tb e o|a-nitloii of the th a t a lower rate per mile should la* W r itte n by V. E. Hoven, M inister. charged for the long hnul for the r e a tbe city can be sa tisfa c to rily arran g e d first railroad. Mayor V anD en b u rg expe cts to make Olympic, P u re W hite and A m erican So Important, In fact. Is tills suit th a t son th a t ttie long hnul keeps enra e m Indecision over the outcom e reta rd s ployed over th e e n tire route and te r an extended visit to E ugene, P o rtla n d B eauty flour at $1.40 p er s a c k ; hard railroad development, prevents new mlunl charges a re lower, and It also and o th e r points on business. w h ea t flour and every sack g u ara n te e d . construction, forces economy In p u r holds th a t rates m ust la- regulated 111 The city of C o ttag e Grove is the S te r lin g F eed Co. chases of equipm ent nud Instills c a u accordance w ith w a te r com petition If E ugene G u a r d : C hief of Police j No More Bourne for Malheur. g a in e r in population by th e re c e n t close tion In all railroad m anagers They rullronda are to aecure a fair a m o u n t M ethodist C h u rch .—Passion week Bristol received word by telephone “ M alheur county people a re as a rule know th a t In case th e decision of the of biisliicHH between places which have down here. A num be r of fam ilies will be observed from Sunday, March Monday m orning from Goshen th a t not knockers, but they a re o u t now, In tersta te com merce commission Is up tbe nd in iitag o of the ch e a|m r truffle by have moved th e re to reside. A mong 31, to Sunday, A pril 7. T he opening F re d a Stacy, a 13-year-old girl reeid- ' rega rdle ss of p a rty affiliation, playing held they will be obliged to rearrange water. them are Jo e McKibben, P e te Chali- services n e x t S a b b a th are full of in ing there, had run aw ay from home, Spokane wns not the only Interior th e anvil chorua a g a in s t Jo n a th a n hundreds of thousands of r a te si lied foue and H. Tennis. te re st. Topic of p a s to r ’s address a t and ahe was located a t th e H otel point which com plained th a t this prlu B o u r n e ,” said R. D. De Arrnand of | u l e s with a result that can only be Alex L undberg, mail c a r rie r from 11: “ The T rium phal Ride into the G rig g s by the chief. H e r f a t h e r a r - : O n tario au d the la rg e s t de a le r in stock ( surm ised until the new schedules aro d p i « of the long and short haul was this office to Champion in the Bohemia C a pita l C i ty .” unjust It nfTia-ted many much more D u rin g the service rived down th is forenoon and took her in t h a t county, a t the Oregon. ” 1 am tested by experience. d istric t is ta k in g a layoff and is spend “ The P a lm s ” will be sung. All lovers liu|M>rlniit Interior centers, and as aoon back home. The girl had $20 w hen ahe a d e m o c ra t and for C ham p Clark, as ing his vacation in tbe Grove. ns S|Mikane business men bad tak eu of th e ir country a re aure to be in left and while h ere she purchased new It w as a small com mercial orgnttlzn- their Initiative their exam ple was fol all th e d em o crats in E a s te r n Oregon Even tb e people of Disaton have a te re s te d in the ev e n in g m e e tin g a t clothes and ahoea and had lit tle o f it a re w ith th e republicans calling th e m | tloli In the little city of Spokane th a t lowed by com mercial organizations In b e tte r opinion of tbe city of C o tta g e 7 :30. R obert Sutcliffe apeaka about left. T he girl told the chief of police selves ‘p ro g re s s iv e s ’ and w ere ta lk in g sta rte d nil the trouble lending to this Salt Lake City, Kalians City a n d Grove since rea d in g The Sentinel. For " A P a t r i o t ’s T e a r s . ” A nthem by t h a t ahe waa injuatly w hipped a t home for I>a F o lle tte b u t now they a re up a ! crista In railroad affair* It coats more acorea of oth e r Interior |x>lrits. Soon to ahlp goods from Chicago, for In as one old resid e n t s a y s : “ T h a t a town choir and selections by large orches and ran aw ay on t h a t account. tr e e and d on’t know for whom they stance, to Spokane than from Chicago there were before th e Interatnte c o m th a t can support a pape r like t h a t is tra. L ast S a b b ath eve n in g th e church Inserte d betw e en r e g u la r news item s. sta n d One th in g ia c e r ta in and th a t to Seattle, T he railroad theory, which m erce com mission applications fur not sta n d in g s t i l l . " was gacked by a c o ngre gation to a S entine l w a n t ads. g e t resu lts. we a re all a ga ina t any more Bourne in In a theory held sacred from (lie tie changes In a m ultitu d e of rates, nud all these cases, grouped together, be ginning of railroading, was Mint slip a gnn to lie talked of ns tb e Intermouu- ta 1 11 ra te cases. T he decision of th e I n te rsta te com m erce coiiimlasloii w as rendered last July It found In fr.vor of the appli ca n ts In all the cnaes. In th e S|a>kau* case It directed th e railroads to rear range th e ir tariffs so as to give lower rale s to th« lut«rlor |ioltits by Oct. IS. In tli« Halt L ake cns«s Nov. 15 wus the tim e set for cnrrylng out th e comiula- T H E S T O R E THAT K E E P S P R I C E S DOW /V n I o i i ’ s order. Ttie railroads subse quently secured an order from the court of com m erce enjoining th e I n te r Not a »tore m Eugene ha« a better or more carefully «elected stock of popular priced merchandise—not a »tore in Eugene is offering more or sta te com m erce commission from lin k greater values than this store is offering. Our expert buyer in our New York office deals directly with the factories, therefore getting factory Ing the rate reductions, a n d It was a r gum ent on sp|s*al from Mint Injunction prices. Come in and select your Easter Suit. Only a few more days till Easter. th a t has Just been had tiefore the U nit ed State» su p rem e court. Tu e sd a y, Api rii 2d Mai iares Minstrels 15— People---All Artists — 15 “ T e x a s T ftm m v ” Eggs for Hatching ADMISSION 25c-35c Don’t Miss the Big Street Parade BIG CONFLAGRATION AVERTED Early Closing Notice! (7T Beginning April first the stores of the city which formerly closed at 6:30 p. m. will close at 6 p. m., with the excep tion of Saturday. Wholesale and Retail Dodge Department Store Eugene, Ore. 8th & Olive Sts. SPECIAL $14.95 S P E C IA L $ 2 2 .4 5 S P E C IA L $ 2 .9 8 This special consists of our entire line of all-wool $20.00 Suite and Coats, made of all the new and wanted weaves and shades. Some stores sell them for $22.50 and $25.00. We have placed this entire line on * * a nr sale at the low price of. $ 1 4. jD Beautiful plain tailored French Serge Suite in Navy Blue worth # 0 0 AC $35.00, during this sale only. $ Z Z . 4 3 New Spring Messaline Petticoats, come in all shades, worth 6 0 QQ $4.00, go during this sale at . 4 i Z . j O S P E C IA L $ 1 2 .4 5 S P E C IA L $ 1 .4 8 All-wool Serge Suite in Navy, Alice Blue, Grey and Tans. W orth $17.50. Go during this sale at C I O AC only $IZ .4j P retty line of new Spring Waists, all new designs, worth $2.00 and $2.50. Take your choice C1 A 0 a t only------------- $1.40 Men’s Clothing Specials Men! Don’t miss this sale. Make your F aster purchase while prices are re duced on 460 new Spring Suits. $10.00 Suite now $ 7 45 12.50 and 16.00 Suits now 9.95 16.00 and 17.50 Suite now 12.45 20.00 Suits now ........ 14.95 25.00 Suits now 19 85 Boys Suits from $ 2 . 4 5 to . . 7.45 M ic h ig a n ’s Y a u n g s it Q ra n d m o th s r. Mrs lln t t l e K. Ames o f I ’ortliind lie- Heres she Is th e youngest grniidiiioth er In Michigan, an d ns proof ahe tu rn s to tho newly b o m d a u g h te r o f Adel bert Ames Mrs. Ames Is th irty six yea rs old. Mra. Ames w as fifteen w hen ehe w a s m arried Mrs Nelson Atwell, her m other, Is now a g r e a t g ra n d m o th e r at fifty five. Blank notes and re c e ip ts for sale at S e ntine l office. ,,