here attended church at Mount View vacation with her auut, Mrs. Charlie
Powell.
Sunday afternoon.
B R IEF NEW S O F OREGON
Mrs. Phebe J. Sharp of Latham is
Miss Hildreth Nolta was in the Grove
W ITH NEW DIAMOND POIN T
visiting
friends
here.
Monday.
REPRODUCER
■ IL K C R E E K
Mrs. I.evi Geer is spending u few
George Lancaster returned to Wash
Nearly th r e e miles of muulclpai rail
(Special to The Sentinel.)
BABY MONTHLY P A Y M E N T «
roud Is Iu operation a t G ra n ts Pass,
J u n e 29.—Mr. and Mr». E. A. Wheeler iugtou Saturday a f te r visiting his p a r days iu Portland.
Miss Ruth Pedigo who had beeu
the first roud of Its kind to ha s ta rte d
were over from Lorane Saturday to at ents.
Mrs. F ra n k Hartzell and son Floyd spending a couple of weeks with her Events Occurring Throughout lu Oregon
tend quarterly meeting aervicen at the
mother, Mrs. Mary Pedigo, and grand
were Grove visitors Monday.
the State During the Pa»t
T he Oregon stgte federation of la
8. D. A. church.
Miss Mae Haniant visited with Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mules, bus re
bor urges S enator Cham berlain to aid
Mr». E. T. H artley of Jefferaon vis
Week. \
turned to her work in Portland.
III passing the se n a te hill restric tin g
ited friends here several days last week Ward of Blue Mouutain last week.
Immlgiallon. T he Illiteracy te st has
Rev. Snyder o f Lorane preached in
MOUNT VIBW.
DORENA
the Indorsem ent of tb * federation.
the Methodist church Sunday.
Find Bossen Not Guilty.
(Special to The HcntineD
(Special to The Sentinel)
Mrs. I. N. Dresser and daughter of
Sixty m em bers of th e Oregon N a
Eugene
After a trial thut lusted
Ju n e 30.—The Suuday school held a
J u n e 29 Rev. Williams, pastor of
Lynx Hollow came over Friday, return
tions! Ouurd were vaccinated with t y
six
day»,
th
e
Jury
In
th
e
ease
of
An
MU S I C
picnic on the bank of the river near the the Baptist church of Cottage Grove,
ing S aturday evening.
drew Boas an, charged with m urdering phoid prophylaxis at the C lac k am a s
MUUS I
held
meetings
in
the
church
the
first
school
house,
Sunday
of
last
week.
It
Mrs. C. E. Humphreys of Loruue was
his wife, Edith Bossen, ut th e ir lumia rifle runge.
First
National
liuuk
Building
four nights o f lust week. Rev. Aldrich,
was well attended.
on the Creek the last of the week.
on the night of March 20 last, r e t u r n
M F. H enderson of th e U niversity
l>ave Rissue returned last week from pastor o f the Methodist church of Cot
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Oildersleeve have
ed
a
verdict
of
not
guilty.
T
he
Boa-
of
Wisconsin bus been engaged us
tage Grove, Rev. Broadbooks, pastor of
rented the A. D. Owens place for two Post.
sens cam e to Springfield a little over pathologist mid w e a th e r o b se rv e r for
O. F. P luinm cr, generili m a n a g e r o f
W. D. H eath was a business caller in the Presbyterian church o f Cottage
years. I, M. Owens and family will
a year ago from Douglas county, O re Ja ck so n county, a t a »alary of $2500 1 Ite P a c if ic I n t e r n a t i o n a l l. i v e s t a r k Ki
Grove
and
Rev.
R.
S.
Bishop,
pastor
of
Cottage
Grove
one
day
last
week.
-soon go to California.
gon. Evidence In th e rane was e n a year and $1(00 for Incidental ex- punitimi, n n a o u n re s tlint th è N'utlmiiil
Among those who atteude d the cele the Methodist church of Creswell, came
Mrs. H. N. Wheeler is slowly improv
tirely circum stantial. Bossen wns ac \ peuaes.
Duroe J e r s e y
Iteeord
Assm'inlimi of
ing in health and is able to sit up now bratiou in Cottage Grove, Ju n e 2t>th, up with Mr. Williams the second night. cused of adm in isterin g the poison»
l'eoriu, I I I, bus ap p ro p ria te li $126 for
S enator Cham berlain offered am end
Miss
Opal
Whitely
went
to
Cottage
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Sears,
Mr.
A. \V. Wilson of Eugene is on the
during th e ubsence of o th e r member» m ents to the sundry civil bill provid lite livestoek show lo Ite held in l'o r i
and Mrs. Bert Nichols and family, Mrs. Grove Monday ou business returning
Creek for a few days.
of the household.
ing $207,000 for th a Im provem ent of land Ibis full, lini* p ln r in g Ibi* even t
home
the
next
day.
P. W. Airey and family, Mr. and Mrs George Currin, and Mrs. W. D. Heath.
Tillamook hay uud $5000 for use tn in lite riiiik« wltli th è o l h e r Inrge stock
Clarence
Sears
left
F
riday
to
join
Miss
.Vila
lsm
d
and
Miss
Naomi
Wil
Garner, Mrs. C. D. Wilson and family
Blue Sky Law lnv»stlgat»d. _
assisting the sta te of Oregou lu g u a r d sliuw* o f th è Uniteli S ta t e s , s r s r n g a i
son shopped in the Grove Thursday.
Mrs. A. I.. Chitwood and daughter and his brother Andy, at Pendleton.
Salem. C orporation Commissioner ing against forest fires.
limi w h trh bus not h r r r t o f o r e lieen
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edwin
McCollum
of
Mr. and Mrs. F rauk Wilcoxen and
others attended the celebration in Cot
W atson bus gone to Atluntlc City to
uni ile.
T
h
e
sta
te
Im
m
igration
commission,
Oakland
visited
at
the
Ben
McCollum
Herbert
Neal
spent
F
riday
evening
at
tage Grove Friday.
attend a convention of bank supertu
has urged through S e n a to r lame, b e t
home from Wednesday to Saturday of
F arm ers are harvesting their hay W. 1). H e a t h ’s.
tendents. lie said th e purpose of his
There was an old trom aa who lived lu
ter llfe-tutvlng service on the ocean
Miss Edna Sears is visiting relatives last week.
crops on the Creek now.
trip Is to obtain Information regarding
u shoe; she had so tusny children she
heache»
north
of
th
e
Coluntblu
river.
in
Cottage
Grove.
Among
those
who
attended
the
cel
Elder Airey and E. M. Babcock went
the blue sky law» In ca»e It 1» dealred
Life saving crew s a r e willing to u n d e r I d id n 't know wbut to do. Hhs inserted
Plans are being made for a picnic to ebrntion in the Grove Friday were: Mr.
to Lynx Hollow Sunday to hold relig
to unieud th e Oregon law. Mr. Wut»oi|
I a want nd. in The Sentinel, and then she
take patrol work ou th e beaches.
lie
held
in
the
grove
near
the
Hoe
I.urn
and
Mrs.
C.
1>.
Van
Valin
and
children.
ious services.
•aid he favored a law providing the
di du ’t have enough t J go around.
Miss
Mamie
Purcell,
Mr.
und
Mrs.
D.
ber
dock,
to
celebrate
the
Fourth.
A
T
h
e
Astoria
19th
a
n
n
u
a
l
r
e
g
a
tta
will
The neighbors here expect to have
maxim um protection to Investor», with
a picnic J u ly 6th on the M. F. Babcock large crowd is expected, and a good L. England and children, Mr. and Mrs. minimum red tape and a» little I n t e r be held T hursday, F riday and S a tu r
J . H. Kirk and children. Mr. and Mrs.
time is promised everyone.
day. From point of a tten d a n ce , var
farm. E very one is invited.
ferenee with legitim ate c orporate bual-
Mrs. C. W. Sears spent Saturday Chas. Williams and son Deliner, Misses
led a ttr a c tio n s und a m u se m e n ts and
uuaa a» possible.
Ruth, Fern and Fay Jennings, Mrs. R.
afternoon at the John Sears home.
the num ber of p articipa nts In tbe big
Saginaw and Delight Valley.
Saturday for
races. It bids fair to o utc lass by fur
C. W. Seurs has purchased a fine hog D. Wilson, Miss Rebecca Bales, Mr and
(Special to The Sentinel)
Sheriff Capture» Fisher.
Mrs.
II.
E.
Prince
and
children
and
Mrs.
of
Fred
Wright.
auy
of
Its
predecessors.
Ju n e 29.—Old friends from Toledo,
Baker.— Ed Fisher, alleged as sa ila n t
Mrs. F red Frost o f Blue Mountain Chas. Teeters and children.
Dr. J. P. Wallace of Albany has de
Oregon, visited at the Gammage home
of ex Mayor H enry S te w a rt of Cop-
Miss Elsie and Miss Pearl McCollum perfleld, who waa »hot n ea r >tla home clared that he will note 'a cc ep t the
was at W. D. H e a t h ’s Monday.
last week.
Rev. Broadbooks, o f Cottage Grove returned home Sunday a f te r a visit with waa ca p tu red n ea r W allowa lake. Iu a dem ocratic nomination for s ta te s e n
F. W. B a te s ’ father, from Oroville,
Calif., arrived Monday.
He drove held farewell services at the school relatives at Springfield nud Walterville. m ountain faatueea, by S heriff
Ed ator from the fourth district, and K.
Don’t Forget to See Our
Miss E dith Messenger of Row River Rand, who had been co nstantly on bis l>. Cuslck of Albany, republican choice
through haying been on the road since house Suuday afternoon.
Line of Meats
Mr. and Mrs. Lot C rabtree of Eugene visited Miss Opal Whitley Sunday.
will th e re fo re have th e field to him
J u n e 2.
trail since the shooting occurred.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Drury and
•elf.
The Saginaw and Delight Valley folk spent Sunday at the C. W. Sears home.
Doctors atten d in g S tew art, whom
d a u g h te r Deetta of Springfield and Mrs. Fisher la alleged to have shot, auy be
Mrs M. C. Reed, of Portland, waa
will give a large celebration in the
Ed. Jones of Cottage Grove spent Sun will recover.
D IV ID E
chosen president of th e
W om en’s
B e atty grove, east of Saginaw, on the
DAVE D O V E R , P r o p r ie t o r
day at the home of Mrs. D r u r y ’s sister.
(Special to The Sentinel)
Home Missionary Society of th e O r e
glorious Fourth. The grand parade will
Ju n e 29.—Miss Ruth Mackey spent Mrs. Ben McCollum.
Disputed Land Taxad.
gon conference of the Methodist
leavq Saginaw a t 10 a. m. for the
Jns. England was a Grove visitor
the
past week visiting Vera Haag, in
Oregon City.— Property, valued at Episcopal church for th e ensulug year.
grounds, where all kinds of sporting
Saturday.
$1,149.880, In dispute between th e fed at the close of the 28th auiiual m e e t
events will ta k e place. Every one is Eugene.
Leo Wilson arrived Sunday on his era! governm ent and the Oregon A ing of the society at Albany.
invited to bring a basket dinner which
Mrs. J . A. Mackey and Mrs. Frauk
will be served under the large trees. Turner were Grove shoppers Thursduv motorcycle from Wendling for a visit California railway com pany la to be
Declaring that It would be un-Am er
with his parents.
put on th e tax rolla of C lackam as ican und unputrlotlc for a French ship
A fte r the dinner a ball game will be
Misses Mildred and Mae Dugan shop
Miss Gouley, who has been teaching county and, unless nn Injunction la to lead the pageant through th e P a n
played between the Saginaw Stars and ped in Cottage Grove one day last week
L O W P R IC E S
school
in Seattle, is spending her vaen Issued an a tte m p t will he made to col ama canal ut its opening, the Spanish-
the Cubs. F ire works will take place
J . U. Hawley was a business visitor lion with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Jus.
lect th e taxes. T h is s ta te m e n t waa American W ar Veteruna of Oregon, at
in the evening. Ice drinks, etc, will be to the Grove Thursday.
Gouley.
made by J. E. Ja ck , county assessor. th e ir sixth annual reunion, which
on the grounds. Every one come! Join
Miss Amanda I.indstrom and Miss
th e parade at 10 a. m. sharp.
opened at Salem, adopted a resolution
Anna, were visitors to Cottage Grove
B L U E MOUNTAIN.
Masked Robber* Hold Up 8 Autoe.
urging P resident Wilson to give the
Bessie Nichols is visiting with rela
Tuesday.
Ju n e 30.— Mrs. Rozine and daughter
Marshfield. — E ight
automobiles, honor to the b attleship Oregon.
tives at Latham.
Mrs. Steve Tonole and d aughter were Clara were in the Grove Friday.
loaded with dancers, eu ro u te to a
H arry Monteith is visiting relatives
T he I n te rsta te com m erce com m ls
n the Grove last week.
George Duerat spent F riday in the roadhouse dance, w ere held up, one aton has fu rth e r suspended from Ju ly
in Saginaw.
af te r unother, betw een Marshfield and 10 until Ju n u a ry 10 th e operation of
A surprise was given Mrs. Johnson
Miss K ittie Mayes of Riddle, spent Grove.
Irwin Whipps left for Eastern Oregon South Inlet by two to Six m asked ro b certain schedules for Increased ra te s
Wednesday evening. The evening was Sunday a t the I.indstrom home. She
bers. who stripped th e a c cu p a n ts of ap p ik u b le to tran sp o rta tio n of melons {
spent in children's games and other was enrdute to Monmouth and Portland the first of the week.
A number of the folks from Blue the autoa of nil money and Jewel» and In ca r lots from ce rtain points lu Cal-
amusements, later a supper was served, for a visit.
Rebuilt machine», large assortment,
the crowd dispersing a t 10:30. Mrs.
fornla to points in O r-g o n and W a sh
Miss Emma Loug returned Thursday Mountain attended church and a basket then escaped.
perfect uierhnniral r o n d i! uni, fully
dinner at tne Grove Sunday.
Johnson leaves for Washington in a few from Drain.
ington.
guaranteed. All sta ndard niskrs tu
The F ourth will be celebrated at the
days.
Misses H a ttie and J u lie T urner were
Burglars, who made a well planned
■eiert fr in. We have a Urge num
INQUIRE
INTO
P
H
O
N
E
R
A
TES
Blue Mountain school house by a big
Rowena Clark of Eugene, is visiting Grove visitors last week.
raid on the poatofflre a t Ja sp e r, lost
her of good Smith F r e m ie r ’* u n i
Group P lan Based on Economic Qual-
at the G. A. H am de n home.
E. L. M<-Reynolds went to Junction picnic. Everybody welcome.
the g r e a te r part of th e ir loot a t the
Rem ington's from $15 to $20. Write
Ity T hro u g h o u t Two States.
Finley Whipps made a business trip
J . L. Queen and family visited at Mr. City Thursday to see his uncle who is
last moment because they aw akened
for sample of work, sta tin g mnkr
P o rtland.—Railroad com m issions of
Fishers ’ in Lynx Hollow Bunday.
very ill.
His d aughter Kathleen, re to Eugene Monday.
Leslie W right by using too much ni
preferred.
John Allen and son* Charles and Clif Oregon and W ashington wblcn control tro g ly c erin e.
Miss Mackie, of Lynx Hollow, spent turned home with him.
Mr. W right sh o t at
all public utilities In th e tw o states,
a few days with her grandparents, Mr.
Mrs. W. E. B u rk ett and Mr. and Mrs ford were in the Grove Saturday.
V
them with a rifle. T hey sh o t back
began a jo int con fe re n ce h ere to a s
A
few
young
folks
from
Blue
Moun
and Mrs. Wm. Horn, last week.
Carl B u rkett drove to A lbany in their
and ran. They left $300 In sta m p s
G. A. Harnden was in Cottage Grove car last Wednesday. Mrs. B u rkett will tain atten d e d the surprise party at ce rtain how th e basic telephone ra le s behind. About $50 tn cash and aouie
In fhe two s ta te s a re d eterm ine d and
n i l Wash. St
on business Saturday.
isit relatives in Salem and Lebanon P a g e ’s S atu rd ay evening.
jewelry was carried aw ay by them.
why th e relations betw een various
Portland,
Ore.
F ra n k Hharon arrived from Eastern before re turning home. .
Petitions have been com pleted and
There was an old woman who lived in classes and qualities of service vary a proposed c h a r te r a m e n d m e n t filed
Oregon last week.
Walt Robinson a n d ' Harold Dugnn
a shoe; she had so many children she In la rg e r and sm aller com m unities.
H. L. Parazoo went to Divide Sunday. were Grove visitors S aturday.
for the abolhihmeiit of th e com mission
1 he com m issioners announced th e ir
d
i d n 't know what to do. She inserted
F. T. Benston and wife were in the
W. L ittle and d aughter came out from
form of governm ent in B aker and tbe
a want ad. in The Sentinel, and then she Investigation would resu lt in the for substitution of the city m a n ag e r plan.
Grove Saturday.
the Grove S aturday.
P R O F E S S I O N A L CA R O S
mulation of a plan of grouping and
Rev. Bishop of Creswell, preached at
N ate Russell and Archie Larson made d i d n ’t have enough to go around. a22
T he proposal will be voted on a t the
classification of ra te s and services
Saginaw Sunday evening.
a business trip to O akland last S atur
general election in November, and, If Telephone 131
th a t will be based on economic eq u a l
day.
IN T H E COUNTY COURT O F T H E ity thro u g h o u t the two states. A te n carried, will be followed by a n o th e r
LORANE.
Henry Armour and J im Martin were
STATE O F OREGON FOR L A N E tative plan for arriv in g a t such results election in ten days of five com m is
Physician and Surgeon
Grove visitors S aturday.
(Special to The Sentinel)
sioners to serve at nominal pay, who
COUNTY.
was su bm itte d by th e Pacific T e le
Office
a
t
Residence: 104 S. 6th S tr e e t
Ju n e 30.—F. E. B ry an t was in Cot
Pete Tonole was a Grove visitor last In the M a tte r o f the E sta te of Henry
shall employ a city m a n a g e r from any
phone and T elegraph company.
tage Grove the first of last week.
week.
part
of
th
e
country
at
an
annual
sal
D. IVarson, Deceased.
P ra ctice « In i l l C o u rt s
$5 Yet ft* K*|»et lettre
It was expected th a t th e r e a d ju s t
Jackson ’s for F ourth of J u ly supplies.
Bert Bressie of M arshfield visited at
ary Of not to exceed $3600.
Order to Show Cause.
ment would bring a b o u t a uniform
H. J. SHINN
C .C. Davis and fam ily were Cottage the Miller residence last week.
T h e McKenzie River highway, th e
Now, a t this time, the petition of schedule of rate s In Beattie, Portland,
Grove visitors Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. G. P. Miller was a Grove shopper H arry Short, adm inistrator o f the
A
T
TO
R N E Y AT LAW
only
motor
ca
r
outlet
from
the
Willa
la c o m n and Spokane, while secondary
N O T A R Y e l 'I I I . 1C
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis were in last week.
estate of H enry D. Pearson, deceased, com m unities would receive a rate m e tte Valley Into C entral Oregon, has
f ia t l n flu 11>11 ii x
Cottage Grove the first of last week.
coming on regularly to be heard, and schedule th a t ag re es for the sa m e been formally declared open and aafe Ovet Mrtaiiit Hho|i
COTTA«;K GROVF.ORK.
Pioneers ’ pictures, all residents of
WILDWOOD
for m otor traffic. T he a n n o u n c em en t
it appearing to the court from said pe services rendered.
Oregon 54 years, at J a c k s o n ’s.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Is mnde through th e United 8 ta te s
tition th a t it Is necessary to sell all of
J u n e 29.— The fam ily reunion of the the real property belonging to said
F orestry officials, who have been In
Gladys and M ary Davis returned
New Course Is Planned.
Attorney-at-I-aw
last week from Springfield where they children of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Reed at estate in order to pay the outstanding
8t. J o h n s.—T he school directors a re s tru m e n tal In building w hat Is now
had been visiting in the home of Mel the home of their son, Wesley Reed Sun debts, expenses of adm inistration and considering th e question of Installing practically a m acadamized highway, Special A tte n tio n (riven to M ining and
C orporation Law .
day was attended by 22 members of the for the purposes of distribution;
a com m ercial course In the St. J o h n s open to all Classen of m otor traffic
vin Fenwick.
Office, W oodward Building
family
including
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
across
the
Cascade
mountains.
They
F r u it ja rs and fixtures at J a c k s o n ’s.
It is therefore ordered, that all per schools, to Include typew riting, s te n
J . H ard y Crow and son Garfield, were Reed and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. sons interested in said estate appear be ography, penm anship, o rthography and alao have been In strum ental In ob
A. K. M E O K
Reed and family, Mrs. A braham Hughes fore this court on Monday, the 3rd day kindred subjects. N ight sessions may taining nearly $20,000, Including road
in Cottage Grove one day last week.
Attorney at-Law
and
children
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
district
money,
which
will
be
spe
nt
o f August, A. D. 1914, at the hour o f 1 be held.
There was a “ barn d a n c e ” at George
Morlan
and
family.
A
supper
of
ice
to
com
plete
the
highway
this
sum
m
er.
Woodward Bldg.
o
’clock
p.
m.
of
said
day,
in
the
court
S n y d e r ’s last T hursday night.
8 1 H elens to H ave Militia.
cream and cake was served.
COTTAGE GROVE
T he biggest m ilitary en c am pm ent E U OEN E
room
of
said
court
at
the
court
house,
H ay forks, scythes, etc., a t J a c k s o n ’s.
St. Helens. St. H elens Is to have ever held In Oregon will begin a t G ea r
Mr. Cox has moved his family from in the city of Eugene, Lane County,
Both Offices A l w a y s Open
Miss Ruby Slagle was over from Silk Disston to Wildwood.
Htate of Oregon, to show cause why an a com pany of th e Oregon Natlonnl h a r t July 13 and continue ten days.
Creek to atten d the dance T hursday
, . Mn. | I,iw»oti lllock
Mrs. A braham Hughes returned to her order should not be granted to said Guard. Mayor Mueller and A ttorney T h e r e will be about 2000 N ational Phone Office 47
"*"1
Mala at.
evening.
home in Salem Tuesday ta k in g with adm inistrator to sell the real estate de W hite a re in com m unication with G ov O uardsm en from Oregon and Idaho
Office Hour«: 1 to 6 p in.
e
rnor
West
and
L
ie
u
te
n
a
n
t
Hennea-
F. E. B ry an t made six little girls her Mrs. J . B. Reed and Miss Ethel scribed as follows: Beginning a t the
DR. C. E. F R O S T
and 60 regulars from the Twenty-
happy last F rid a y by ta k in g them to Reed for a visit of a month or two.
O a t e o p a t h i c a n d M e d ic a l P h y s i c i a n
southwest corner of lot four (4) in sel, of Corvallis, In re g a rd to form ing first Infantry In the c i » p on th e plain
C hronic s n d N e rv o u s D is e a s e s a Specialty.
Cottage Grove and back in his auto.
Several Wildwood people attended block one (1) of W y n n e ’s Addition to the organization.
north of Oenrhart. E v ir y preparation
Modern K lertriritl T re a tm e n t* .
Those who went were, Isel Runk, Emily the church convention at Eugene Sat Cottage Grove in Lane County, Oregon,
has been mnde for the mobilizing of
Sheep to Go East.
X Ray Appliance.
and Ruth Auld, Clara Bailey, Virginia urday. Among those who went were: and run thence north 133 Vk feet, thence
the troops and the es ta b lish m e n t of
COTTAGE OROVK
-
-
CRLUON
Baker.— Flock m a s te rs tn the vicin
Reid and Dorothy Darling.
Mrs. A. J . Young, Thos. Crowley, Miss east 75 feet, thence south 133 Vk feet,
a good cam p with all possible com
ity
of
Baker
a
r
e
prep
a
rin
g
to
ship
a
Bella Reid and Miss Ida Kruger.
forts and convenience*. T h e program
thence west 75 feet to the place of b e
WALDEN.
Mrs. Chas. Finley shopped in Cottage ginning, in W y n n e ’s Addition to Cot large n u m b e r of sheep within the next provides Interesting e v e n ts for each
few weeks.
Most of th e sh ip m e n ts
(Special to The Sentinel)
Grove S aturday.
day, the principal fea tu re s to he man K v k , K a r a n d T h r o a t D i s k a s k s
tage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
will
be
e
a
st
and
will co n sist of lambs
J u n e 30.—J . C. Schilling and son
A S p e c ia lt y - G in a s P it t in g
Wes and Chris Reed and Boy Morlan
euvera, drills and m ilitary perform
And it is fu rth e r ordered, th a t a copy
Claude returned home from Tillamook fished on Sharps Creek Sunday and of this order of citation be published and w ethers.
ances of all kinds. T h e O uardsm en Office: White Temple, RUÜKNK
la st T hursday.
Monday.
will be furnished with clothing, tr a n s
for four consecutive weeks next pre
Can of Salmon Found In HallbuL
K fe ld e n c e , M e i n I t l L
Mrs. D. Linebaugh and two daughters
portation,
blankets, m eals and all o th O ffice P h o n e M e i n 5
ceding said day in the Cottage Grove
Newport.— M. W achsmlrh, m a ste r of
Maude and Elma, from Silver Lake are
LONDON.
Hentinel, a newspaper printed and p ub the halibut fishing launch Sea Dog, e r necessities free of c h a rg e and will
F. L. IN G R A M , IK M. IK
v isiting a t J . B. Linebaugh ’s.
(Special to The Sentinel)
lished a t Cottage Grove, Lane County, discovered a large sized salmon can be paid for th e ir services. T he guard
Dentist
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. H ew itt moved to
Ju n e 30.— On the morning of the Oregon, and th a t service of this order
containing some salm on In the sto m officers will receive the sam e pay as
A
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W
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K GUARANTEED.
E ugene last week.
Fourth an interesting program will be be made upon the resident heirs of said
officers of slmllnr rank In the regula r
ach of a halibut.
Several young people attended the rendered. The afternoon will be dev o t deceased according to law.
arm y and privates will he paid from Lawson Bldg.
Cottage Orove, Ora
dance a t the Page home S aturday even ed to sports, such as racing, jum ping
$1.25 to $2.50 a day.
T h e Twenty-
Dated this the 27tb day of June , A.
Dairy Business Shows Increase.
ing.
and a base ball game between l.ondon D. 1914.
Union.—T h e dairy business show s a first Infantry from V ancouver will J. E. YOUNG
Miss M a rth a Le bow spent Sunday and Divide. E very one is invited.
big increase this season over last and m arch to the camp, leaving th e b a r
HELM UH W. THOMPSON.
attorney at Law
w ith Nellie Linebaugh.
Miss Hazel H arper of Eugene is II. J . HHINN,
County Judge. two com panies are paying out a b o u t racks July 2 and a rriv in g at G e a rh a rt
O ffice o n M a i n S tr e e t
Several of the young people from spending a few weeks of her summer
several days ahead of th e G uardsmen.
A ttorney.
jlyl-aug5 $8000 per m onth for b u tte r f a t
Neighborhood News
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
;
E d ison P h on ograp h s
Volunta
T rs s la F ifty Fast ln II
HU Inch*» lu Otrcumfars
on* Years of Ags and
ance of Moustar of Form
Twenty three dollar* und
reni» is Ihe sum reulizei
Koval Anne cherry tree thii
It. Lewi*. The tree is in
yard but feally belong« to
Oberg of P ortland, Mr. L
ter, to whmn Mr. l-ewls g
when he planted it tweu
ago.
The tree is 56 inches in «
at tbe base and is about
height. It is so Urge t
Ides a forest tree more thaï
and it took considerable a
the cherries from the lop
It is probably Ihe largest
this vicinity. The yield t
so m eth in g over ninety gal
five gallons of the fruit i
half of it at 30 sente a g
other half at 23 rents,
gallons were consumed by I
When Mr. Lewis planici
planted four others, and
each of the children then l
one was given to Mrs, Ob
to ta a tte Burdick, and was
to live.
Fancy Dressed Chickens
Sunday Dinner
PEOPLES’ MEAT MARKET
Typewriters
PORTLAND LADS H
MOUNT LASSE
PLEASURE B
$10 to $40
Will Visit Cratar Labs P a
Springs as P a r t of
Baaing Trip.
With s great thirst for i
little else except s thirti
each, George K. lo v e
Carlton of Portland, passe
city last week on fooi
Mount I.»»e»a Tbe youn
number of friends during
tins city. They are not
time or distnnre records,
ing the trip merely for th«
they find in the great out
the adventure the * ‘ broi
promises. They are sticki
to the Pacific Highway,
it at Medford for a side
Labe Park, and will the
to Hhaatn Hpriags tbruu
tains, thonee to Mount
expert to be gone from 1
twelve weeks. The retur
probably be made by I
Francisco.
Typewriter Exchange
“ la Business ii Portland 10 Years "
C G . WINS AND LO
LORANE TE
F. W. ROBBINS, M. D.
Scorai of 18 to 6 and 22
Loos» Playing on
■Ida*.
«
>
J. S. MEDLEY
u
it
OaKOON
Cottage Orove broki
l,orane in the two |
Haturday and Hunday,
first gume s t Lorane
of IN to 6 and losin|
on tbe home ground«
Hard h itting was the fi
second game. Thu butt
first game were Walter
Imugh and Hmith for <
Crows and Davis for I-o
second dsy the bntterie
Baugh, Atkinson and Hm
cal team und Davis und
visitors.
The Bentinsl—a Live
Sentinel ^
Pursuit
DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR
it
XXV
90 GALS. OF
PRODUCED B1
CHERRY Tl
Mills & Roach
COTTAOR Q KO VK
No.
i
Fortner Orove L ad Bucc
Cecil Wooley, formerl
brother of Mrs. Oeovge
the blue ribbon in five
ming tests a t the Kugei
Thursday. This is the a<
such n prize I ihs been we
On this occasion the test
cult th a t no one wns *u<
ning the second prize
were awarded third pri
tests completed by Wo
yard swim in 17 4-5 seco
18 4-5 minutes; three div
ing event, which include
man in the far end of tl
tu rning with him in 3
also won the 30 y ard uni