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1 « •'» f ' o r d again
hi b-iu* .tfongly
f»v.,r of eoo aidera Me rond develo,,
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Lane C„UIlty.
" " upon the country south of r r«,
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’ , ' 1 ,|ofH nil I hat r a n I».- .loin '
«0"*™t to itielf and
* v n y man, woman "
I » ' | | „ . D istrict w h o m a k e * a r«*<|K« Mt. and im* an|.-.| fc* T ' T ,b*‘ '* derived from
I child in »h
, *bou,d *»• returned there f „ r ,|e
I i n
not i" * ' kmíoii I m * n | m * iu I h tin* timi* going over th velo,,ment of that territory ¡„.tend of
'-»•K uaed to benefit „noth **r I'oin
• "Variiii'K it« "'" ■.I m nini tin- w ìm I icm o f tin- |>.o|.l.
I ».unity.
There
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AND STREET FAIR
mmilicr of in,
1 I b<*rt* in out* mail
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•" particular of
of tli«* w hole a m o u n t a p p r o p r ia tt -t l in t In» preui-nt l<iv«-rs ! wb" ’h ,b‘ r'' '» crying ...... t „ r ¡„„.rov,
refill
ill ¡H for 1 Ili* D in tr ic t .
•»-"* •'"* that
what is known as the
L iiirUiri
I 111 v »roilred o v e r •+■ I,fHMt,(MHt l o r w a t e r w a y s , hinl.lingH, ami l.oraar road. There is nothing fair or
^DUlilic |MU|M>H« H I II.I will it.1.1 to that thin session ove. *2, jiist in keeping the Urune people bot
tle.l up without an outlet in anv dir,-.-
(JlU niof* which i» Mi average of over ipMTO.otM, per year
lion.
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A U SPICES
OF
Cottage G rove Fire Department
'ays of F u n & Am usem ent—5
a u diligent, persistent and successful in all other matter»
la order to get desirable roads I do
,U ting »he welfare o f the people and the country.
not consider it at all .... essary to in
(or him if a vote for a faith fu l, industrious, honest, able and '■reuse taxes or in any way make roads
¿ ve public »ervant.
a burden to the taxpayer. We won’t
fn.rly Utke^
.....I find. , N "
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GRAND CARNIVAL
- * : • Biv.TM and Harbor* <’oiiiiiiiU.-.- hav.- sani that h .portant ronda that ahoi.l.l be put in
# ion* aland « In* waterway* in I iin D ìm I uh and |.r«K.-"tM[ «r»t i -I iinn abape and all aide ronda and
% ¡r¡u mon* effectively than uny other who appeau, helor.- '-y ronda ab.mid K. t their j«», "J¡¡
1 ni*tration (1f
* 1 * * 1 * * 1 * * 1 *
June 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 and 6
bfittR now in *e*Moii he l e a v e * „ h i* e a n .li.la
. , e y in the hamls .X''* K” ” ,l roads over night, but by per
U p r o f o u n d l y g i ati-m l, wlill«- |„- H.-rvea -i«tent adherence to systematic and bus
voter»,
I«»
w
hoiu
h
g the
Hl’l
ghdervU in W auhuigton
; mess like methods; by taking care of
• I'md ndv.
>•)
the roads we build; instead of kissing
,ppreci»t»* all that im huí . I a n d d o n e in I iin hehall.
them goodbye for four or five year*
)
Notir. t„ Cf.dit«i
I niv mu)'
after they are built, and allowing gis,d
<»F liKNKY h fhtt
work to represent a total loss, spend a
M.
dollar
now and then at the right time
*" b*', hy givr# (k|(
and in an intelligent manner for main
Something Doing Every Minute
3 Big Free Acta--3
10 Shows--10
,M'" '•> ""•«'"»«lrr„an|
tenaace; by taking a stitch in time we
oidate for s h e r i f f o f l a n e c o u n t y , on t h e
° f " r' ■ ""■ '» »od f„|
will save nine and after a few years of
R E P U B L IC A N T IC K E T
Riding Devices-2
Grand Confetti Battle Saturday Night May 13-27
1,lv "Ppooite.1 adían,,,
systematic
supervision
we
will
wake
up
|
in
nominated
and
elected,
I
w
ill,
.luring
my
term
of
oftice,
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v peruomii uttenti »11 to the eoliduet of the alTnirs of the ofliee some morning and find our road anil I
"d '»"•« «II ,«.„ «
Irconoinic »ml eftieieiit manner, and w ill enf.iree the law without your road and the other fellow’s road
«iii»l tlo- aa.d eatat, «(
in pretty good shape.
L
fjvor. (iiiHi.l at Iowa I ’e m t e iit ia iy three year»
reduced as it can be, about one-third
The Days of the Week.
ty roads and roads constructed in the
derenaed, are
If Mr. and Mr*. Voter are perfectly
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,
,
I
,
,
have
plaee.l af ter my name on tin- ballot the following
without sacrificing
anything worth
The Missourian rises to “ second the future by proper drainage.
the ninna July '"ligi
m |attention toward* efficiency, economy, and law enforcement content and satisfied with present con while. The speaker's power should be motion” — Lee Hhippey o f the Higgins-
Roads fully equal in service value to
lurry Short, at
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ditions and methods I warn them not
t(r,ror favor.”
t T I K I S M. t TIHI.STKNNKN,
i-urtaileil and the power o f cominitti'i- ville Jeffersonian has butted out the the amount o f money expended and
“ i ''•■Muge (Ir«»* n (k,
i*iv n»y 13 („I
( 'an.li.late fo r nouiination for Sheriff to vote for me, for my election means ap|,ointments should reside in the bull’s eye with this paragraph that is work done upon them.
'*»""• Milho. nu ntuatki
a change in system.
I stand pat on House..
a miniature moving picture o f country
Strict economy in the management o f
* * ** dn \ ,,f Apri,, ^
“ good roads fur everybody.’ ’ Respect
journalism
:
our
county finances to a point consistent
I
have
no
promises
to
make
as
to
ll AKkY Sting
fully yours,
In most establishments the business with good business methods and a lower­
wlr.it I will do if elected other than I
Ada.autm
NEWMAN L. FIT/HENRY.
will try to help some o f the other can week is composed o f Monday, Tuesday, ing o f our tax rate if possible.
IN ’, Ait. -•fury
The elimination of useless commis­
didates keep theirs. My election is not Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat
H IS P L A T F O R M :
necessary to the salvation of the coun | unlay, but in a country newspaper o f ­ sions and so-called experts.
wire newapaper-. Thi I
Am forty-six years old and have
try not to the welfare of my party. I f fice it is made up of Monday, Newsday,
r Mini annual payment o f taxes.
e Sentinel.
i ’ ressday, Cleanupday, and lived on a farm for forty-three years.
in the judgment of the voters 1 should Adday,
¿action of ottice holder» and commissions,
I believe I thoroughly understand the
not be elected as one of the Republican payday.— Richmond Missourian.
CANDIDATE FOR THE NOM INA
vent cold storage o f food produ ct» fo r purpoae of maintaining
needs o f the farmer.
candidates, I shall in the election sup
TION
FOR COUNTY COMMIS
(Paid adv. may!3p.)
port those who have been i-hosen. I f
C H A R LE S H. S TIC K LE S
and monopoly until unfit fo r use
HIONER ON THE REPUBLICAN nominated and finally elected I will try Candidate for County Commissioner,
protection fo r the laborer and the home, and strict en-
to justify the confidence of my people.
TICKET
Republican Party Ticket.
A want ad. in The Sentinel got an old
Yours respectfully,
nt of all the laws.
I am in favor o f and will, i f nominat- maid three husbands, another ud.
A L L E N EATON.
Not having the lime to spare to can
ed and elected, to the best o f my abil­ brought her three children for adoption
a»y 13«)
(Paid
adv.
may 13.)
mss the county, 1 will come before the
and still another ad. iocated her three
ity bring about the following:
voters through the papers.
husbands for her after they had run
The
building
o
f
good,
substantial
votr. roti
For Sheriff
ccr all sub-
I f it's in The Sentinel it's news- if roads.
away. A want ad. in The Sentinel will
I will work for good roads and a bet
I hereby nnuoiin.-e myN.-lf n» n ru.nli
do most anything. One cent a word.. ..
i t ’s news it's in The Sentinel.
The
maintenance
o
f
our
present
coun­
ler
system
of
maintaining
of
them.
I
R o y a l Baie-
lute for lb«* olti«‘e of Nber.IT, Nul,j**.‘l to have hud seven years' experience in
the will of I he KepuMieuu voter* at III, , building roads in Oregon. We have as
: is no sub­
prin.nr.eN lo I»- held May IS, IOTI
l good a gravelled road in my district a
6 11
Chris B. C hristensen
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Carter fo r G o v e r n o r
JOHN F. VOLGAMORE
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E. K E P N E R
ii is a pure,
my;
>wder, and
xl
Rol,ertK I* Kudurseil
as sub-
im .
•m-h.-s one i|uartir
[ n s d n e s The Sentii
t'puhlitnn Cnndidnte for
lakes a most ntii-
[fete Representative
ihow windows.
0 think about paint-
e best quality, prim
Sherwin Williams
Lead, Oils, Varnish-
1 with you.
" f#r ft* ponitioa mid Nolieit
[»»pport.
J kshk a . f o u n t a i n .
fl*»id AdvertiNi-inent.1
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FOR CONGRESS
Electors of the First Congres
1 Dlitrt ict:
M*-:**:**:**:-:**w
1 * findidat.. for Congress on fH •
-n tkket :,t the primary elee
l ^ k c l d May if,.
^ ""'.id for the improve
Ur riv,‘rs and harbors; for the
‘»f new, nr Minoritiinf( o f th«‘
L
1 «
Props.
make
on Exhibition
tailor
I'ortlmid, lire., Mnv I, IMS.
To
Whom It May Concern:
I mi. informed Ibnt Mr. KI wimh I M
Roln-rtN of Walter» ill.-, I.nne County
<Iregon, in a candidate for nomination
an a denioeriit for county ootnminnioner
o f I,nne County. Entirely nNi.le from
uny purtinnn eonniderati.iiiN, for 1 am
not u deinoernt; I »bould be mighty gla .1
to N.*e him get the nomination and elec
lion to that office. It would nu rely I,.-
in the inter.-Nt o f the N.|uare deal and
elticienry ill the publie Nervier, and our
puldir nerviee needs much of l«oth. Mr
Roberta in i i worker, uu.l he can In­
trusted.
I have known Mr. Robert* <,uite inti
mutely for ten years, and I cheerfully
W Springfield, O regon
testify to hia honesty, cupacity, indus
I’d, ndv
try and Inrge g.-n.-rnl «-Hiciency. Ih- k:1-
practical ideas of affairs and the cour
lot County Clark.
age to put them into effect. I.nne coun
% iloi.uinr.* mvi«-If to the
ty will be fortunate to have so good a
• of U BI. County UN n rcpuldirnii
mnn in public office, and if it knows
far County ( ’l.-rk, Miilij.-rt to
him us I do I think the voters will see
*7 aketion on May 15. Hav
that he gets the job. Yours truly.
’’ "I for more thnn four yrnr« . in
J. W. LAWRENCE
in the »Hire, I feel mynelf
President Westlvu Trust Co.
I ceilings, and the
Market
JOHN E 8TANIGEB
laws to cut out dll
, f *uw> " n‘l make it possible
I fo* ' '
Oregon to be set
* l«', *lir' ,'>,'" g and i-lnssifying
'
w w of land in our
■pyj rv""- ,b" l the agrieulturnl
"K Iliad may be opened to set
,or free tol
idls on American
, . v-s»eIs f',r just nml liberal
j - " ^"r
Inl'or, and for mi
for women.
1 government shall finally win
I* Oil «'
"Kainst the Ore
M® all' "r"1:1 kailrond Company, I
' fro i" "'y l,,,w,,r » « keep these
nf,
"‘"'X Phired in the forest
thu.in "
w" r*‘ *'• the end thill
I * * " '! «Uri, nltural lands there
1 ».i I *
"•*• *I'-im-nt under the
•l r»fe
f " r "'y legislative re
(.’»
yiMI *° tk« “ Voters’ Puni
» F. JON EH.
(p_i. .
Koseburg Oregon.
d » i v . may « 1 3 p)
there is in l.ane County, and I think I
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! understand the building of good roads,
! and will try to gel all laws repealed
that ure a needless waste of money.
! Property owners can just as well send
III a list of their property to the County
Assessor and save the cost of deputy
assessors. Three or four men on the
election boards would be just ns good
us six and many other places there
could be a great saving.
If 1 am nominated and elected County
('«nimissioner, I will do all in my power
lo give the people an honest and effi
cient, and economical administration; to
make the tax levy as low as possible
with a good business management of
county affairs.
(Paid ndv. may 13.)
Allen E ato n 's Statem ent.
Allen Eaton, whose statement to the
voters follows, is a native Oregonian
of pioneer parents who was first elected
to the Legislature from l.ane County in
liMMl. He has been a member of the
House continuously since that time. He
will be, if elected, the oldest member
of the Oregon Legislature in point of
service, though one of the youngest in
years. This is probably the longest un
broken period of service in the history
To of the Oregon House of Representatives.
Portland, Ore., April
!!'•••
He is a Republican but has twice re
Whom It May Concern:
I have been acquainted in n business reived the nomination from the Demo
wuy with EI winm I W. Roberts of Walter rrats, the members o f that party having
villi-, Lane County. Oregon for several written his name into their ballot. Mr.
yenrs.
I have had considerable busi Eaton says:
“ The reason I am asking again for
ness ilenlings with him and ran unhesi
fittingly state they have been entirely the Republican nomination for State
sutisfaetory. I have found Mr. Roberts Representative is that I want to help in
to be thoroughly dependable, a man in the most important work that the next
whom explicit confidence can be placed, Legislature will consider.
and from my dealings with him I con
The greatest need in Oregon at this
si,ler him a .....I. ••»refill »""•¡ness man, time is a legislative session whieh will
and worthy of ......... .
of h.s fel be so fair, so efficient and so economical
low men.
Yours truly,
that it will commend itself as an insti
A. »■ AVEB1LL
tution to the people of the state. The
Averill Machinery
President people do not want more legislation,
they want less of ¡t. Above all they
o f Port bind Cor.......
Club.
want an actual demonstration that the
(Pniil adv. may 13.)
1 egislature is a deliberative body where
B,| matters will receive fair and careful
Fttsbenry Ooes on Record.
consideration.
1 « doesn't matter who
Eugene, May 10.— (To the Editor.)— iH elected to the House if the methods
It hardly seems it should be necessary ,,f doing business are not improved, the
for me to further explain my attitude
Legislature wil
on the rim.l problem t the people of expected of it and what it should do.
Mouthern Lune, when I have so ' " " There is much talk of reforming direct
sisti-fitly held to the straight ............
legislation and we all know it needs it,
■•good roads for everybody
bat the place to begin to reform is in
proven by the work I have done that I
the Legislature itself.
have no pets, but have stood ready to
We must have fewer bills, fewer conv
assist any community that showed an mittees These bills must be considered
interest in their rond problems. It hss ,,iri.t „|lv and on their merits, the eon.
,„.t been in an official capacity that
mitt.... must work regularly and in the
have taken up rou.l work in <i
o„en
Economy should begin at home
parts of the country; I >""**
“ and the cost of the legislative session
because I was vitally interested .n the
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When Dreams
Come True!
Every man from the time he first as a boy started to earn nickels
and dimes running errands, has dreamed o f the tim e when he
would be a property owner, when he would have a piece o f land
o f his own and be able to erect thereon a home o f his own, which
he could build to suit his own individual tastes, and about which
he could putter and fix up this and that, feelin g all the time that
what he added to it would be beating the landlord out o f that much
and that every cent put into improvements, every cent spent in set­
tin g out flowers, in making a pretty lawn would be all his very own
and that the efforts put forth in making the home and surround­
ings pretty and comfortable would be just that much more added
to his wordly wealth.
The woman has’ dreamed e v e r since a maiden in her ’teens o f
the time she would be married to a man with ambition enough to
want a home fo r their very own and with the energy to provide
the wherewithal to buy it.
The little children grow in g up, long fo r the tim e when papa
and mamma w ill buy an om e and the annual m oving season w ill
no longer be a bugbear, when they can look up to pater fam ilias
and feel pride in tne fact that he is a factor in the life o f the com­
munity by reason o f being a property owner, a freeholder.
And there’s no reason why all these dreams may not come
true right now. Sightly residence lots can be purchased in Milapoo
Park on the easy payment plan w ith a very small payment down.
Lumber is cheap in the Cottage Grove country, and you w ill be si
prised at how little capital a man with a reputation as a go
worker and fo r integrity needs to g et started. The tim e to do
thing is now.
B. COOPER
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