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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1913)
Scott. Bilan Louis* were V er. Flodlne _ .. , u - lik Hath O livi.ii Smith. Hath f i t tarn, Matty Durham, Olive Olive Unie, Bede, Nelaon Le» tun Donald Merton Fleht», tîerald liurluii tonner and Cecil Ktrhmond Armea. m en e for tba i»*»t In ter».» 01 *••» ... the stale and agalnal those thing» that are n ot. th er*for» lie It H «solved. that the W illam ette Division o f the Oregon S la t » Press Association, In meeting assembled, Kthelhert Keeve and Mr» Eunice 1.. condemn the attempt ’ to Invoke the Adver Maiun, buth o t Dlaalon. » e r * marrted referendum upon appropriation« for buildings at the U niversity u f Oregon, at Eugene laat wc*k. ami hereby declares Itse lf aa opposed A marriaga lleerae ha» beeil Isauml "A U tili, Io c ari K. Hurkctl nf IVrtlanil and to it ; and b» It furthar Resolved, That a copy o f th e »» reso BKMIN g to n no « ^ Miaa Deila Perini o f Divide. lutions lie printed In all the newspapers In rumplet« r » ^ ^ w ^ A R M \V EA 1 H E R dress material is now taking the atten- MewUmea L. S. H ill and Herman In this division o f the Oregon Stale Venake enlartalned again Kriday afler- C O L I A L d ill ’ 1 1 1 ^on of nearly e ve ry woman. O u r show ing o f summer 1'reaa Association. noon. No*, ils work was the diveraion high Wlieol | M W | ^ fabrics is more com plete than eve r in its large assortment o f the afterncon. The entrrtai.iing Hede. U l ^.nlhtkiS. of dainty patterns and colorings. \V e want you to see them. Our » a» dune at Ihe H ill home, refreah* x I* F. K l K N C I i T ment» being »erved at the Venake home prices appeal to all thrifty buyers. w aul» l ” ' >f>tr»rt acroa» the »Irret, G g c »t »w * r e : Me» cutting t.y ths »1» m Atkinaon, Chaa. Adama, nea Gen A tk m »»», t h » » Aiiaina, damea Health Officer Ogleaby haa officially 27-inch silk finished cotton Pongee, in colors. a v d ......................... 20c, 23c d re»» X2A Senliiwl off. H. Chamber., N. K. CompUm, H ar J. designate»! Saturday aa Clean-Up Day 15c, 20c, 23c Kakin. tie»’ Hall, W »•. Hall, E. 27-inch silk finished Poplin, in color», a vd.. b e rt r t ______ ‘ * * *•* »AI_ _ ami all cltlieiia are e x a c t e d to remove FOR SALE SMALL Kime, A. tileaaon, H. K. Job, A. W. 29c l>aylng good prolit. 27-inch nevelty Fabrics, iu colors, a yd ------- ........... all rubbish from their prem ia»« on this Geo. Kerr. J. It. I.ewie, Joe Miller. tnquile uf Ssntla«|. day ami place same In boxes, barrel» 36-inch silk and linen Pongee, iu brown, tan. cream, white, lavender ami O. L. Nichols. J. S. Sllaby, Oliver 48c or »a»-ka where it may I n » conveniently light blue, a yd -------------- ------- -------- ........... FOR SALE . A ROOMt Veatch. D. Sterling. Lincoln Taylor. picket! up by the city garbage wagon. w e ll’ lo»-«le<| m G Geo. le a . C. P. Jones. It. 8. Swengrl, 36-inch fine thread Voile, in light I f garbage la mil reedy for removal on W. W. Ogleaby. w ill r gr for rw-1 shades, a yd------------------------- 23c Jennie D. Fiahburn, this day properly owners w ill be in (Mittags Grove or M P. Garuutte, J. M Hanaon, Minnie 27-inch dainty floweret! Dimity, a vd., 15c obliged to bear ex|ienae o f rem oval K. K. Norton, M] Price. themselves. 27-iuch white Klaxon, Dimity; striped valli«, i>rs. Mra. C. H. VanDenburg entertained or checked. Linen, Mull, etc., a April U in honor o f Mr. VanDenburg’« F IR S I « LASS M YDlr yd....... .......... 10c, 12',c, 15c to 23c rifty-eighth birthday anniversary. The ber elisir for solo 1 affair waa a complete aurpriae lo the 36 inch Linen, iu white and colors, Ailstn», st Molars Train m en and Side Door Pullman honored gueat. A fte r pmgreeeive a yd....... ............. ............ ..... 15c Passengers Have Battle Royal. were "500" dainty refreahmknla FOR S A I K 10.7 A im 36-inch pure Linen Suiting, a vd___ 35c pruvsd.houa«. barn. |ug aerved. _________ A battle royal look place about 2:AO tree«, one ball mil« 27-inch cotton Repp, priced a vd. ,15c-23c Sunday morning In which the Irala $*«■> L ••»•aaiue « ( , ♦ crew on No. M. which arrives In Ku- 27-inch Bedford Cord and Hnglish Brie ber. gsne at 2:20 a. m.. waa pilled agslnat Welts, a yd..... ................. 18c to 23c I FEW SETTINGSOfL about a »ioaen hobos. A number o f the be »».Id (r I. my t i» «gj were si around »sew the depot when ▼ t tramps r it ili« wsiw I ____ ________ Services at the Christian Science Hall ^ tr»in pulled in on Its way to Port- exhibition »train «( H uts * N ow Being Displayed K cCall Pattern No. 5155 lfl â fic l b 6 6 tH c ____ 1 _ a ..3 Uf shlrvetmlaV ____ 1 » . every t3 Sunday at I I I I . and Wedneeday land » and . a when It »lartsd » . to resume its Rock* at »1.5* pat l i I * [ evening at 7 :30. A ll are welcome. o f sam« «train III journey they climbed on the rod« under ley Martin, t otug« Own. the can . When ths train gut to Lin M. E. CH U RC H coin street tt stopped and three brake Jamca T. Moore, Pastor. FO RM ALE ACM rtc meu got off to drive away the bums, Services for next Sunday ; 9 :45 a. char») will, t , city United! who ah«iwe«l light and one o f the m., Sunday Schmd; II a. m., sermon, Ore. Address. F. L High Flight Eastern Washington hard wheat flour, a sack $1.35; No. 1 English Walnuts a brakiea" drew a .32 calibre gun and ■ubject: "T h e Way o f Christian Pro- R ivar, Dre pound 20c; 10-pound pail corn syrup 43c; 3 boxes safety matches 10c: new garden seeds a paper A red in the air to scare the hobos. |gresa";6:30 p. m., Kpworth le a g u e . One o f latter drew a bigger gun. e v i F O R M A L E 3c; Peaberrv blend coffee a pound 27c; 6 niue-ounce bars white laundry soap 25c; table fruits iu MOUS» A » » 7 :30 p. m.. song and sermon, subject: dently a .3b ca llb n , and returne»! ths gallon cans, including pears, apricots aud peaches, a can 35c; gallon can of pumpkin or apples. $|,onu. House haali "E n terin g into Covenant With G od." Are. Both began shooting In earnset each 25c; fresh Oregon cream cheese, a pound 20c 75 foot fruì.I and S fti B A P T IS T C H U R C H and emplletl their guns without effect. I). H. Ghambarista. C. M. Cobb. Pastor. Meantime the night police, hearing the Services for next Sunday: 10 a. m. fusilade, rushed down. They found [ »harp, bible school, classes for all age». Ihe hoboa gone from the scene o f battle Cottsqc bcove t haplw % 1 S. K r g t i l . i t m e e tis p ' A cordial welcome ie extended to those ami the train (Milling out. They ar fourth Friday* of <kr who wish to enter the teachers’ train -ested a number o f tramps fouiaf In the Ma non u Hall, l’ectfc’ i n g class. 11 a. m., morning worship, vicinity o f the battle ground, but none S r v l im e in ig A p n l B. . subject; "T o o Much S e r v in g "; S p. o f them carried weapons and alt denied m., junior m eeting; 6 :3l) p. m.. young ill knowledge o f the affair. It people's meeting, Miaa Polander. thought that the gunman may have leader ; 7 JO. evening service, last o f W a lk e r . O re.. Apr i* The value of a paper’s advertising is gauged bv the number of ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the aeries, top ic; “ An Evening Talk boarded the train again aa it pulled out and got out o f town. Guard. M r. G. O. Walker. j*eople it reaches. No other paper reaches more than a cpiarter as With the Master Teacher on The Path Walker. Ort. many Cottage Grove people as does The Sentinel. to Greatness." Opium Den Raided at Eugene Dear Sir: 1 am ♦ ♦ nay I U !u « <| your pat I Ming Jack and Sam Dunn, Chinamen 0 o 0 0 0 ♦ ♦ ♦ Kxternunator last Kensington Club Entertains. connected with ths Hoffman House foumf it tli*> quick The women o f the Kensington Club each paid a fine o f $15 in tha police ent and most com; gave a chicken supper, serve«! cafeteria court Muoday morning for smoking o f exterminating style, Tuesday evening in I. O. O. F. Action Taken at Enthusiastic Meet opium. A raid waa made on tha rear and other m.secta hall. A fte r the supper a short pro room in ths hotel early Sunday morn ing of Live Newspaper Men RardrMi I have ever, gram was rendered by the Dark town Ing by the night potL-s, who found and without injury ta‘ of Valley. Burleaquen composed o f Mesdames Jack and Dunn smoking their dream tender p lan t Beager, VanDenburg, Knowles, Misses pipes ami both w »rs nearly "go n e (Continued from first page.! Very truly, A lice Counts, M abelle Wilson, Lola they say. Each put up $20 cash ball O s c a r J* Wilson, Iv y Holcomb, Clarence Moras, Nutting, Albany Democrat; G. W. ami appeared before Judge Bryson Ren Sanford, Lawrence Phelpa, (1 mm . Humphrey, Jefferson R eview ; t'.. Clin Monday. Dunn pleaded guilty, saying Hall, Roy W ilton, Jack Grant. Con ton Page and Iceland R. Gilbert, A l that he waa compelled to amok« be siderable merriment waa indulged in bany H erald ; Eugene Foster. Dallas cause o f a pain in tha heart and sx after the program and nearly everyone O bserver; T. L. Dugger. Lebanon T r i hibitad the prescription o f a Koeeburg present showed aign* o f having come bune; O. L. Small woo«), Albany Rural physician, upon which he haa been ob in cloae contact with the budeaquers. Oregonian; C. G. I.amasteis, Am ity taining the drug ainre coming to Eu Even dignified women bore atreaks o f Jack atoutly Standard; Chester Noland, Crsawell gene two year« ago. black home with them. Dancing waa maintained that he waa not smoking Chronicle. also on the program, Mr. and Mra. The editors enjoyed an automobile and never did smoke, and first plesdsd ► P Sterling furnishing music. ride in the afternoon aa the guests of not guilty, but when the judge said he Manager Westbrook, o f the St. Fran would have to aland trial, Dunn and Euterpian Club Meets. w a l k e r , orioor two other countrymen o f hia present In Mra. Charles Adama was hoatesa to cis. The association w ill hold ita neat court ndvised him to pleed gu ilty and the Euterpian Club and its guests F ri meeting at Eugene, May 17. Common pay the fine. wealth Day at the University o f Ore- day evening. The program waa one o f Paine in the Stowd Tw o pipes ami a quantity o f opium unusual interest and effectiveness. gon. you continually •• #— — ---------- compitai If The complete resolution relating to found by the raiding officers were ds Mias Lockwood's interpretation o f "1 In the stomach, your Heer «V the university appropriations waa ■troyed, but not before a proteat on the Love My Jean,” Bum 's exquisite lyric, part o f Dunn, who aaid he hail to smoke neys are out o f order. NN was particularly good, as waa also Mr. fo llo w s ; lead to dropsy, kldn> » ? n>oble. Whereas, an effort is being made to or he would dia. -Guard. P o w e ll’s singing o f "D a v y Jones’ or B righ t's fli»i H 7tiou»»"b* invoke the referendum upon the ap Looker’ ’ mend Electric Hitter« as U m propriations made by the laat legisla A fte r the program the club held its Medford Sheriff Shot by Fugitive stomach ami kidney nwJi usual chorus practice in preparation for ture for buildings at the University of Sheriff August Singler o f J sex son H. T. Alston * f Kalrigh. Oregon; and the annual spring recital. county was shot and seriously injured suffered with pain in ths Whereaa, this referendum will neces The entertainment o f the evening Tuesday while reading a warrant back, w rite «: "M y kidneys • itate the holding of a special election waa progressive lotto, which furnished arrest to l i s t e r Jones, 18 years o ._, considerable amusement. Mrs. Adams at a coat o f S7S.000 to $100,000 to the charged with holding up Marshal Jonea range»I and my liver did right. I suffered much, bet I f you don’t read The Sentinel you don’t get more than half was assisted in serving by Miaaes Mils- taxpayera o f the state, and is therefore o f Jacksonville, four months ago. " " I Hitters was recommea extravagant and ill advised; and by and Kennon. The impromptu the news. ha fall the sheriff drew hia platol ---- “ n dJ proved from the first does, Whereaa, thia attempt to invoke the choruses at the cloae made a pleasant ahot the boy through the head, killing like a new m an." It will is referendum upon the university appro feature. him instantly. A farmer nearby, hear too. Only 60c and $1.00. The follow ing numbers were the priation, brings discredit upon our sya ing the ahota, ran to the sheriff'a as mended by all dealers. tem o f state government and reflects basis o f the program : sistance, and, securing an automobile A L ittle T h ie f........................Leo Stem upon the progressive reputation o f in Jacksonville, about a mile away, O regon ; and Esther Anderson hurried the wounded man to a hospital Whereas, we believe all the educa M izpah............................. Adam Geibel there. tional institutions o f the state should Harold W hite Jones waa wanted to answer to a L a z y la n d ................ Rubens be supported and maintained in such charge o f robbing a store in Jackson manner aa w ill make them efficient in Jessie Smith ( lootl for 1000 voles ail The health of your child depends upon the food that he The W ay I ’d G o ............... K ate Vannah the highest degree, thereby enabling ville last fa ll. A fte r being arrested p u rch a se al either Kw* ’ them to serve to the best pur|>o«e those he held up the marshal and relieved eats. Are there muscle building elements in it? Good George Hall Co. or The Sentinel. bread is one of the best foods for growing children. I Love My Jean ..................... Hammond functiona for which they were created him o f hia weapon. Since then he haa F vole for been a fu gitive from justice. and Ursula Lockwood 1 T o make bread that contains a good portion of protein— Complete Showing of S IM M E R P R E S S FABRICS SATURDAY IS DESIGNATED CLEAN UP DAY N ew Bulgarian Novelties S§ HOBOS AND BRAKEMAN IN SHOOT In Neckwear, Jabeaux, etc. Priced at, ea- 25c to 45c New l CHURCH NEWS i McCall Styles. HIGHEST QUALITY GROCERIES AT LOWEST CASH PRICES Umphrey & IVIackin The Quality Cash Store : Spring Style Ladies’ Navy Blue Serge Suits $15.50 Value, at $i SOCIETY t EDITORS SLAP UNIVERSITY REFERENDUM 2.50 {Tl If your dealer TlJ carry the T ors, tell him t- „ or order one by mail paid 50c. :: ^ G. O. W ALI For One Week Only, at f LURCH’S, Inc. ^ How Much Docs Your Child Weigh? Whereas, we believe the University Sheriff -----1 Singler, Davy Jones’ L o ck er..................... Petrie » w w hearing iiiik tr ia l that m e the Seldon Powell o f Oregon is a valuable' asset' t o ' t h i | f ^ r,tu r" « ' to hU c>b,n For Your Dear S ak e................. T rote re people o f Oregon and an important in the foothills ami not anticipating factor in the growth ami progress I trouble, called Jones uut and proceeded Leah Perkins ' to .reed the warrant. The answer waa O Heart o f M in e..................... Galloway the s ta te ; and Whereas, we do not believe I the __ a volley o f ahota from a rifle. Singler Worth Harvey present attempt to invoke the referen was struck in the hand by one ahot and The very heart of the wheat is separated from the portions of less food Mra. Roy Smith charmingly enter dum upon the appropriations for build in the lung by a aecond. It is believed value and ground into Drifted Snow Flour. This flour passes an e x tained eight babies and their mothers ings at the University o f Oregon is in by the physicians he w ill recover. ceptionally high gluten test and that’s why it makes bread that is so Tuesday evening. There w ere four spired by a desire on the part o f those wholesome, nutritious and delicious. boys and four girl babies, all o f about who are behl nd it to serve the best Largest _______ #. Turnover of T ax Money. the same age and all under a year. Your grocer sells “ Drifted Snow.” Interests o f the state, but springs from The largest turnover o f tax money Very dainty refreshments were served. motives that are unworthy o f conaider- ever made in thia count» im k - 1— - tlnn K„ «.-- - » ------* The table was decorated w ith a pretty • ation county took place by » the voters o f the s - * ta - te ; and yesterday whan Sheriff Parker turned centerpiece o f spring mosses and Whereaa, we believe the press, be flowers. Unique place cards were at cause o f its influence upon public over to the county treasurer something each place. Eaeh babe waa presented opinion and sentiment, should take an like $166,000. This amount w ill enable with a bib to take home. The babies active aland fo r those things that are the treasurer to call in all outstanding “ T h e Shop’’ W here Good Printing is Done— The Sentinel. warrants. ’ 1 COUPO the muscle building force—just use Drifted Snow Flour Sperry Flour Company Free Piano Coni«* fee Free
