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Beautiful New
Trimming Silks
and Dress Goods
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V He war« Fagaa F*»*-r
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FAT'S AND FANCIES
By H am e tte
being »ko« •>
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tv , a a J >r
th*«r
are w .-r. i r rfii* i t *
the «s-k-rz A li áf! , £ t * i t » k .-k they
are . 3 eresi l>W3*àe a nbbor.» arr a la a»»
dainty ax: i to be d**ir*d. and tkr Ko
unusual
i t a t »rr.pe n hb cfti %rt
of rrntmo in
RitbO! i t
pepalanty
*r- ff><îiv* for ba»t «ash«*s
I ¡ir
.-egee ribbon» >n N-au
_ f , ;v.r« a t i art ¡*: . and .r-giaal de
a* are also tkoar. for likr purpwaa.
See the Latest Shades and
Patterns in Pure Wool
Dress Goods
New crepe Batiste, Wool Taffeta,
Empress Cloth. Oregon Cashmere
Suiting. Serge and many dress cloths
of quality to choose from Nearly all
McCall Pattern«
shown in extra wide widths which
5921,
5905, Skirt cut to the best advantage. Priced a
Price 15 cents *»A
yard, NÒC to 51 -69.
White kid belt* are being heralded
a* " t h e tkiag ' f.-r » e a r »:«h tke tun
Bier frock*.
Tke-e l-elts are made in
¡tailored *tyle. » ith a bo» in front and
L a a p fast ear r*. They come in various!
¡width* and are the la»t »ord in belt*
: f.»r summer » . a r .
• • • • •
quel bv»*rd
Forty 3ve memi» rs of tk<‘ «-o-r|-..n\
p M n t .. f..ii è n m
n alfom
\ftrr tkr banquet. Captai» .l»bn.on. »»
tva»tei»»t<r. rrw.-a.-u th* hi.torjt of tkr
. .ni paa *. . a l i c i thr roll of the company
, 1Br, it. inception anU rallr.l upon .......
Com
her- ;*n.l furata for re.poiu.ea
and Kobert Util*n
si«**
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rs
,.f the G. V K. stirred a vibrant n-.'e
ie the heart* of all present » ilk the-f
patri.lu lemims.-eu'.-s iui . i tloii M
!Yaggi»f loyalty
Col llamniond of Hu
gene responded to the toast “ llo » to
r.et an Arm ory," and Capt. Colli«» to
• •Our A rtillery ." each receiving pro
l , -iged applause. J 8 Medley made u
stirring speech voicing the admiration
t. It bv the civilian for the flag and the
m.
*n »ho guard it.
Out of town guests « . re t ol. ( ree.l
Hammond, Major Frank Willoughby
Captain William White, Captain Paul
li Bond. C.d Geo. O Yoran. all of Ku
gene and Captain K W. Collins of the
C S Regulars. Insp.-ctor Instructor ot
the t’oast Artillery K. serves of Oregon.
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The Social Twelve Club held its re
gular meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. L. Monroe. Mrs.
Monroe had as her guests, besides the
members of the club, Mrs. W'. P. Hall
and Mrs. C. E . Jones. Mrs. W. P. Hall
has invited the club to meet with her in
the near future.
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CHURCH NEWS
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[E v e ry religious organization is invit
ed to use this column for announcement
of its services and other news. Con
tributors are requested to omit exhorta
At the meeting o f the Emanon Club tions and other editorial matter, and to
Thursday afternoon the club members make the announcement o f services as
Social functions,
surprised their hostess, Mrs. 8. L. Mack- eoncise as possible.
in, with a pretty miscellaneous shower. etc., and news outside o f the weekly an
nouncement may be elaborated upon.]
Mrs. Mackin served daintily.
The social dance given by the local
Services at the Christian Science Hall
Owls Nest in Phillips hall F rid ay eve every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday-
ning proved a great success and was en evening at 7 :30.
All are welcome.
joyed by a large number.
O BITUARY
1‘rettT collar» for » e a r over the «uit
On April 29, 1914, Mrs Agnes Mar
ija.-ket or » ith separate plain blouse» »hall IhiVidson. aged *2. passed pence
j are made o f c r e je de chine in dainty fullv away at her home on East Mam
colors « i t h frilled or lir e edges
Street.
« . * . •
Sb. was a native of Fifeshire, Sent
Mothers » ill be dismayed to learn land. Her father dy.ng when she wa»
I-hat N e» York society »omen are dress quite voung. she moved with her
i T.g the little society beaux in Iw>rJ mother and uncle to Ontario, Canada,
! Faoatlerov suits » ith their starched and »here a pioneer home » a s made, laiter
fr.Iied great collars. The little romp-rs
she met and married Gavin Davidson
I ta d «.mple suits that have been the
I Some years after she moved with her
I style for children for several years were
familv to Tennessee and thence to Ore
I common sense and comfortable and it is
gun. remaining in the vieiuity of Cot
I hoped that the revival of the 1-ord
tage Grove for nineteen years.
Her
Fauntleroy costume » ill be short lived
husband, three daughter» and thr--.-
grandchildren survivi her The da ugh
little men all over the land.
ters are:
Mrs. Thos. Hirhar.lson and
Mrs. Eugene Miller. Is.th of Silk Creek,
The new skirt* all »how ruffles or puffs
and Miss Ja n e t Davidson, at home.
with generous flares in one or more
She »us a kind helpmate to her hits
places.
band and a kind and loving mother, » 1*0
a life member of the Preabyterian
Very clever and dainty little house
church, but when the church of her
dresses that are particularly lovely for
choice was not at hand and any kindred
summer wear are very muck worn by a
near, she always attended with her fam
number o f your.g college girls when at
ilv on the laird's dtiYs. which she tried
tending to their duties in their rooms.
to k«*t*p sac red. Shi* «lui h**r duty
They will be found to be equally as de
she Nuw it. In wie km•« n un«l iliNtr«*
sirable for the young woman or bouse
:««
ns she w as nbl »*, «h«* Hn.« r«*»«'
wife who wishes to be becomingly and
to help.
prettily clad when about her own home
Ab«»ut six y pi :« th ajj« » m I m * bi'raim* :
duties. They are made up in any suit
invalid. huv uitf failed ii riti rt*«*«*ive<| i
able material, the college girls showing
a decided preference fer lawns and juries from which she never recovered.
dimities in dainty designs.
They are She bore all with Christian pati.-nc-
until her time came tor which she was
cut of one long piece of the material,
just twice the length of the prospective fully prepared through the merits of
wearer, are rounded out in the neck and her Savior alone Rom. H—1*4 and 25
Funeral services were conducted at
edged with laee or embroidery made
the
home by Rev. Bronflftooki of the
with little kimona sleeves, and slightly
Presbyterian
church aud interment was
above the waist line a piece of beading
made
in
the
Odd
Fellows cemetery,
or gusset for elastie is run and a rib
GAVIN DAVIDSON.
bon or e lis tic run in to draw the loose mmytip
F R E E M E T H O D IS T .
Rhoda B urnett, Pastor.
Preaching service the first and third
Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7 :30.
P rayer meeting every Wednesday at
7:30, and on second and fourth Sundays
at 3.
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garment about the figure.
When the
The Missionary Society o f the P res b y
REAL ESTATE TRAN SFERS
B A P T I S T CHURCH
little dress is laundered the ribbon may
terian church meets this afternoon at
Cor. Eleventh and Adams Streets.
Zeno O. Earl et in to Daniel Walton,
be taken out and the dress ironed as
the home of Mrs. Herbert E ak in.
Services next Sunday: Bible school if it were a large sized pillow case— or interest in 10 acres in tp. 20 S. R. 2 W ,
at 10, Mrs. K. K. Mills, superintendent; something equally flat.
Mrs. O. L. Niehols will entertain the
morning worship at 11; evening service
• • • • •
Zeno O. Earl et ux to Ralph A. Snauer,
Constellation Club Thursday afternoon.
at 7 :3 0 ; P hilathea Class meets for bible
The tailored suits for spring are very , U 7 a(!reH ■ection M tp. 20 S R 3 W ,
study each Monday afternoon. P rayer
charming when made o f silk or crep«- * ’
Mrs. David Sterling has out pards for meeting Thursday evening.
and the extreme carelessness of cut, fit
School District No. 2*. to J . A. Hears,
an “ at hom e’ ’, to be given Friday
etc., and the absence of severely tailored ’,ec-
*P-
8. R. 3 W., ♦20.
afternoon.
P. E. Hnodgraas et ux to T C. Wheel
M ETH O D IST E PISC O PA L
features render the making of a chic
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
spring suit a very easy matter for the er— HE>4 and SU, of N E %, N Vi of N\V
One o f the mose pleasant social events
%, SW y, of N W V4, NW*4 of N E 1/«
Services next Sunday as follows: clever home dressmaker.
o f the season was the “ P riscilla p a r t y ’ ’
sec. 36, tp. 21 H. R. 4 W., 410.
Sunday School at 10; sermon at 11;
given by Miss Esther Silsby at her home
Arthur M. Harris et ux to Lucina La
Ju n io r League at 3 ; Epworth League
A serving tray is no longer an ordi
F rid ay evening in honor o f the cast of
Duke—
HVi of tract tp. 21 S, R. 3 W
at 7; evening service at 8.
nary thing of nickel or brass or silver
“ P r i s c i l l a . " The guests, as a surprise
Morning therne, “ M o th e rs ’ D a y ; ’ ’ — depending upon your worldly wealth ♦950.
to their hostess, went dressed as c h il
Sarah E. Parker et al to W. D. I’retty
The official program o f the church will
but may be quite the most artistic
dren. The living rooms o f the Silsby
be used.
Wear a white flower in thing imaginable, as well as enticingly man et ux, part of lot 1, block 4, l^.ng
home were elaborately decorated with
memory of, or honor of, your mother. inexpensive. I f you have an old sam & Landes» addition to Cottage Grove
ferns, lilacs, roses and dogwood blos
Evening c a n tata , “ The Gates A j a r " pler that belonged to your grandmother, ♦ 2000.
soms.
An impromptu program was
will be rendered by twenty young or a bit of Japanese or Chinese em
George Gildersieeve et ux to Mnrry
rendered by the guests.
Mrs. Helen
ladies in costume, assisted by the pas broidery, or tapestry, or even a pretty !.. Robinson, NWV* of N W >/4 of sec. 12
Silsby, Geo. Kerr and Mrs. H. A. Miller
tor. B ring an offering for the Sunday piece o f chintz, have it framed artisti tp- 20 H, R. 4 W., ♦ I.
assisted the hostess in serving.
John 1*. Moore et ux to K. (}, (). (iront,
school repair fund.
Epworth League cally, with handles on two aides of the
topic, “ F ram ing G o d ’s Compassion In frame and you will find yourself the et ux— Interest in tract sec. 2* tp 20
Mrs. C. C. Cruson was the charming to L a w s , " leader, M. H. Anderson.
H, R. 3 W., 41.
possessor o f one of the most fashion
and hospitable hostess o f the M. P. G.
U. H. to Ethel W. Sly— S E % o f HEV,
able and pretty trays imaginable. Such
Club yesterday afternoon. The guests
sec. 26, tp. 22 8, R. 4 W.
trays
have
more
character
than
even
the
The annual election o f the Epworth
spent the afternoon at their needlework.
J . H. Milne et ux to E. A. Rhoten—
League o f the Methodist church held most magnificent silver trays and enn
Mrs. Coleman o f Portland, Mrs. Cru
31
acres sec. 30, tp. 20 H, R. 3 W., 410.
Monday evening resulted in the choice be made to harmonize charmingly with
son ’» sister, was a special guest.
Jam
es C. Parker, sheriff, to T (,’
the
color
scheme
or
decorations
of
the
o f the following officers:
Jack son
Wheeler HE % and
of N E 14
Godard, president; Misses Purvance, dining room.
The Royal Neighbors Club met with
NV*
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N
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and
HW«
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of
N W U III1(|
• • • • •
Teeters, Morgan and Wilson, vice presi
Mrs. E. C. Ixickwood yesterday a f t e r
NWy4
of
HW>4
of
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4
sec.
.16. to. 21
dents; Miss King, s ecreta ry ; M. H.
To open a book correctly, first hold
M, H. 4 W., 49514.27.
noon. Besides the members of the club,
Anderson, treasurer; Misses Smith, R oy the book on the table with the opening
those present were Mrs. I>. H. Hemen-
W. B. Cooper et ux to H. H. Edwards
aler, Sams, Thomas, McCord, Hooper, side up; open the front cover, then the
way, Mrs. Roy Romaine o f Portland,
I-ot 1.1, blk. 3, Milapoo Park, 4250.
Lizar and W’ilson, music committee; back, pressing them down to the tnble;
Mrs. C. M. Kidd, Mrs. O. B. P itch er,
J
. C. St a piéton et ux to J . A. Abecne
Misses Armstrong, Compton and Das then take a few of the front leaves and
Mrs. Sarah E . Kerr, Mrs. Anna Hess of
kam, organists; Messrs I.eRoy, Aldrich, press them down, then a few of the et ux— 26y,acres in sec. 30 f f). 22 M lt
3 W.,500.
Roseburg and Mrs. Paul Markley.
Teeters and Simmons, ushers; Mrs. H. hack leaves and press them down and so
John D. Coehran et al to (!. A. l ’erkins
N. Aldrich, Ju n io r League Superinten on until the middle o f the book is
— Tract tp. 20 H, R. 3 W., 41.
Mrs. O. L . Nichols and Mrs. Herbert dent.
reached. I f all books were first opened
Cassi us M. Kidd et ux to Horace
E akin will entertain the Eastern Sta r
in this way they would not be found
Bigelow— 27.80 acres w*« 30, tp. 20 H,
Club at the Nichols home tomorrow-.
breaking loose from the backs nnd even
P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH
R- 3 W., 46500.
losing their covers altogether.
R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor
William S Overlin to O. I,. Nichols—
The W o m a n ’s Club will give another
Services next Sunday: B ib le school
l » t s 7 and 8, blk. 4, Georgetown, 4 loo.
tea Satu rday in its campaign for funds at 10; morning worship a t 11; Ju n io r
A very practical way of making run
Ali*x Thorn to Josephine Thorn—
for a bubble fountain. This one will Christian Endeavor at 3 ; evening wor ners for lingerie is to simply crochet
Tract» tp. M 8, B . 3 W.,
be held at the C. W. Caldwell home.
ship a t 8 ; Catechetical class at 4.
a heavy chain, run it into the garment
* * F - **illa to A. B. Wood— 44 acre*
N ext Sunday, being ' ‘ Mothers ’ Day, ’ ’ which it is to serve in nnd crochet a
♦p- 21 8, R. 3 W., 410.
Someone wants everything y o u ’ve the service nt the morning hour o f wor a little ball at either end. These runners
Oliver Veatch et ,,x to Sherman L
got. I f you want to get rid o f an y ship will be a special one in honor of withstand any amount of washing as
Godard— North 22 ft. lot 6 . blk 4, U n g
thing, put a want ad. in The Sentinel. mother. The subject o f the sermon will no ribbon ever could and are quite ns
ft Lander» addition to Cottage Grove,
be “ Our Debt to M o t h e r . "
Parents dainty.
One cent a word. apr22-tf
The regular meeting o f the Panama
club which w as to have been held F rid ay
was postponed to a later date on ac
count o f the death of the fa th er o f Mrs.
K. K. Mills.
TRIMMING GIVEN
BIG CONTEST
COBURG TEAM IS SATURDAY EVL
DELIGHT OF FANS PROMPTLY Af
, „ J merry making »«<■• '»‘••t
, ,.,*e.he* 'k r Sixth Con-puny
\rt:ller» Ke». n e . vd-»erv*J tkr
,»r> of it» orgaaiwtti >u Mighty Twtrlnr MrnlUy 1» Mtlugy With
th »>
Reside* tk r Mom
tti
Htta, While Team Mutes Mwut the
.up
a
ay,
ma a» lì A K
th*
r*. r, k
A s*» '" 'l 1 “
friend» also »at loan at the bull
You will be de'.tghtMi rndooi wher
you view the new beiu tifu l liue of
trimming si’ks ju st receives! at this
store.
These new silks comprise all the '.it-
est Tapestry. floral and pencil plaid
patterns which are to be in vogue for
Summer and Fall. Many stores will
not be able to show these silks ior
three or four months yet
\Ye would
like to have vou see these silks while
the line is complete Thev are pncec
51.23 to 51 83 a vard.
.
MILITIAMEN FEAST; MAKE
MERRY AND ORATE
Hpbern fur Teu litui.laoiiin Looklug
Tallies Visitors Oat Only Oua.
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■ n . . . . » .i T i i , i t ,.
To IW. I'raanut.
Make» Third Game in Row Battle of HrtlloUGn
o w if
For Home Team
n t Clo»e N
Weather Mau Relent* and
for
rtra t
Hubarrlhets
Tune During He us ou Oame Is I'layed
on Dry Orouuds.
Coburg
Has
WUlilBf To „„
T " > l W« « Mimi Dogo»/«,
Your Hubs, rlpUon Mty w "
Ott
Day. Coll nets Hlx Mlsplay*
for Homa You ti g Huitlar.
(Continued from Aral page )
(Continued fr..« lint
Pt|ti
I h » ilfori-tl l*v ili«* r . i f .tr.», tu in *!. »>..*
|>\ tti«* fm|uni(*y with wbirh Ih«* «’loutu
mine.
Noi n unirli* iiiuit
oh
,.ith«T «•hi«*, (Vtlngi* <iro\** h*ihg to«»
4 -ug r !«» Iimtk tl«»*n Ih«» i »«, h
{«round th r Imll ynr«l. to wttit f«»r *M<
0111*4, |l II ti Coliurg
il tulli«* Il H«ir t-V»
itmttx«*«l ut thi* in mi 11 «*r in \%hi«h M *•« 11« y
grooSrtl tli«*m Gu-r to I m ii I i I i * to gntln i
in thi» ri*«|Uirt*«l four to r«*r«*ive trini»
iH»rtntion to th«* imttul mi« k
H U a p l e u r e flir Th, ^ ^
txar.l then, f.., ,|lrlr , ffurt<
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for
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earl) and th... g.q
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Retaeailirr, that y.„, h»v,
f r “ '," U ............... wu'ch.ng yo, . j "
hap, who .v .„t
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up to you to !..
levrlbntt,/
»trate that y mi lirr
K Miillignti, %
% h«> h«*|t| «l«»wn I I r t f«»r
•ortkjf of 4,1
th•* visitor», mi(Ti*r«*tl u split ting«*r ih |M.rl that h.n l.een give* you.
The lighter who make, th* km|f
th«* fourth fruiti«* unti
" •«v to
at
the last ditch I. the on* * let««-
Whitiik«*r.
Th«* injiiry %%u« n«»t of n
honor.
“
«oriou* ti ut un* nini io» itn*«!i«*n! n 11 «* n
Today is th. time for tk, ^ ;
t it»u hiu n«•«• «•«•!»■ ry.
WIIIN
Kl«n% it hnp|H*n«,il
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To SetitiD»! lUadtn
(nliiirg op«*n«HÌ th«* guiut* l»\ mirriti«'
mg th«* 11v t*s of thr«*«* mrn \ in th«* *trik<
out rout«*, M«*«ll«*v thr«»wing hot M trnlls
in «*tt«*rniinitt utg th«* thr«*«* lmtuni«*n.
('ottngt* (ìr«»\i* Smith push**«| o n r to
Mrl'h«*rs«in \% 1»«» rrlnyt*»i it to !it«t in
tini«* t«» h«*:««l th«* n.niMT «»fT, (V llnrt
h«M»k«*'t ohi * tur thr«*«* ■fntionu, Kurt hit
to short, uhi«*li l>rtnj tri«*«! t«» kirk,
(Yllurs rrossing th«* pnn unti Knrl
tnkuig n »top ovt*r ut timt. Karl ntol«*,
Wilhelm single*«!, scoring Karl, Atkinmm
sin gle!. M rt’urgnr «truck «»ut, Mruiu
huugh hit to th r b o i mot p« ri»h«*«l ut
timt.
No doubt nearly e,ery fringe
S ea t.in I h.i-
mu frit n.| i, ik, ^
in whom he or „he take.
tcre»t to w.-i. to net her •llotraf
valuable pri/i that are to hr ,
awuy
li.. i.
r. ., number of I t 1
in the contest, any onr of
worthy of your - qqairt Tkr wr
o f your »iib-i r.pti»» n.ny gurk*,
the number of vote» .hr »,|| ^
win a prize
A new .ul.wnbrr tka
may lie abb* t<l get may girt
girl ju»t th.- a limber of lotmikrc
to win th" g. .o.I prize Itoiagi;
date thi» fa-, or »di nat y«a I
You get full value for rvrry cttl
invest In .-ib ■■ ription. Wav M
your *ub»er.pti<>n at thi* tmr id
• lat »..me
.»".nan »hnaillte
appreciate it f
Coute.t Judg»« Selected
Judge» for the ■ onte.r who kirrt
appomted this » i l k, and Will p»r
the Haul aland.ng of the raoddite
| Worth llarv.-y Harry f*hort, Kri
ford.
In th«* fM‘«'ond M rKibben l«*«l «»fT uitl»
u singl«*, Mentii f«»ll«»u«*<l «uit, l*«»t«*rmn»
struck «»ut. Gain brìi mngled, ncormg Mr
|'herH«»n, Meats tr»«*«l t«> er«»ss th«* piate
« » vi th«* play nini ut«« th rou n out l»y
Smith t<» Karl, K M.illiguu hit to \h
( ’tirgur, rtoling th«» frani«*.
( ’«»ttag«-
(»r«»\«* Dumeuootl puI!••«! u t «%«» )»ugg«*r,
M.’tll. v u iis bcunc.I mot t«H>k 6r»l f»r
reveage, Damewuod out »tenliag, Smith
»mgl.-.l, »coring thè artillerymun, IVI
Inr* hit for u cinipi.- »arila, Euri con
U P P E R VALLEY LEAO0I
liected f«»r three Ita».-», sroring Smith
W.
and Celiar». Wilhelm g..t a life, Atkiu
Crcawrll
......................3
«un ilici ut llrst, Wilhelm out «teuling
Cottage Grove .............. 3
third, M rl’heraon to l ’eteriM.ii.
Coburg .............................. t
In thè thir.l t'obiirg went out on.-, Ju n ctio n City ................ 2
t»<>, three. Cottage Grove Mrt'nrgar Eugene
...............
1
farmed. Brum *mgl.-.l, Diirue»«»..] got M a r c ó l a ............................«
tu* secon.l doublé, Medley got u life,
Brum. countmg, Smith rcarhed fir»t on
an « rror a» dui Celiar». Medley »coring,
Earl flew to l ’eterson, t/ilhelm »truck
out.
LITTLE DAMAGE BY
THINKS FRUIT MAN
In thè fourth Coburg got two hit» Imt
conili not coutil. Cottage Grove
At
kinaori inet one »quuri* on thè noae
which eleared thè left li» 1.1 fence by «ix
feet la na»ty trick » I I » pulled on Boli
at thi» pomi of play. He »un not nwurc
that thè bull limi cleared thè fence and
repo»cd in thè rreek l.eyond, and on thè
marathon » i m i . he wu» no» doing, he
» * * miidly urged on by botti player»
nnd fan» until he was aliout all in when
he raced aero»» thè p a n j, MeCargar ad
de.| hi» thir.l »tr.ke ..ut. Bruni, doubled,
Dnmewood hit to MeP)ier»on, Medlev
hit to Drury, who Cut him off ut first.
After thi» line of bonihnrdrnent l.oth
side» »ettled down and lippa rei. 11 y all
were happy ami no grrnt damage wa»
dune on either *ide.
In th»- sixth A tk ia noii »ingled ariti liku
a dock tnking to water, atarted to go to
•ceoad, Whitaker then protluced thè
pili, steppe.l over and tngged Bob, who
had been thè vietim o f thè hi.lden Imll
trick.
S bhhhhh!
Lineup:
Coburg
AH
Smith, c ..................... 4
Drury, ss . . .
. . .4
...3
Peterson, 31» ,
Gamliell, cf
...3
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MePhervo.a, p ,
. . .3
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2
0
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6
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0
0
3
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0
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1
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7
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6
6
PO
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6
K
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Tot a l s ............
f ott age O ro vc
Hmith, ns .........
Cellars, ............
AH
..4
. .4
Earl, e .................. . . 4
W ilhelm , ..........
Atkinson, rf
..5
MeCargar, II» . . . . 4
Brumbaugh, If
Dnmewood, ef
. .4
Medley, p ............
li
1
2
1
1
3
I
2
3
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Umpire* -Oakes s and Me
Farlarid.
W r y little «!:iin:itf«* w tin
to »
by tin* fr«»sts nf th«*
wevk Ui
«»pinton *»f Krmt Ins|»«*ctof SK
Htrnw bvrri«*« un«l
itf ^
liuvi* NufT«*r«*«l t*» any
i*
H tew u rt’« ««p»ni«»n 1 h«*rri«*v indpfu
«ufTcn*«l slightly from the l»tr rn*
were not t«»in h«-*l by the fr««»t.
Iluv«* you <*v«r ii<*ti•*•*«! th#t jobs
rend an i»»ur of The S.-»tincl .S_
finding a lot of new. th»t
never even heard of before.
C ottage Orove CL»pt*r No- «• ® ^
Regular meeting» »econd I »
Frid a y * of the month nt HMre*1
Pacific
Highway.
N»it
May N.
Fancy Dressed Chic
Saturday for
Sunday Dii
Don’t Forget to See
Line of Meat»
PEOPLES’ MEAT L
DAVE CO V E R . PG>er'*t*
2
1
1
K
6
1
A PEERLESS MAZD
EVERY SOCKET
SAVING IN EVERY ^
S o M i»y
Mills y Roac
Music Ho«