WHY DESTROY the INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS OF OREGON?
That's what the so-called '‘Water Front" bills. Numbers 328 and
330 on the ballot, will do if passed at the November election.
Why make it impossible to build saw mills or any other industrial,
labor-producing plants on the rivers and bays of Oregon?
That's what the passage of these bills will do.
Why cripple the development of our great timber resources; why
cripple all future manufacturing in Oregon?
That's what will take place if the people vote “yes" on numbers
328 and 330.
W hy lock up the thousands of acres of over-flow lands bordering upon navigable waters of
the State and its miles of water front for the benefit of “ f .ture generations;" why not let the
present generation have some of the benefit from the use of these lands?
Industries of all kinds will be driven from Oregon and intending investors will turn their
backs upon the State if these so-called W ater Front" bills become laws.
That is why every
man, woman and child in Oregon will be adversely affected if these bills are passed by the peo
ple in November.
Oregon needs outside capital to develop its great natural resources but will drive it away
if we pass Numbers 328 and 330 on the ballot at the November election.
If these so-called "W ater Front" bills are passed by the people, a vast amount of property
will be thrown upon the rest of the taxable property, resulting in a heavy increase in every,
body's taxes.
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These bills are vicious; they are destructive of the very best interests of the State; they
ought never to become laws.
The way to defeat them is to vote “ NO" 329 and 331.
OREGON COMMERCIAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
(Paid Advertisement.)
Y.eon Building, Portland, Oregon
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An unique social was given Friday
evening by the B. Y. P. I', of the B ip-
tist Church at the home of Mrs. Palmer.
A feature idea was carriid -:ut in
which pennies were used for purchasing
refreshments and for participating in
the numerous games played.
A penny
prize grab-bag was the most aftracti.e
amusement of the evening. Upon enter
ing the house, each person was measured
and an admittance fee was charged ac
cording to the height of the person. One refreshments were served, About twen
cent was charged for euch foot and an ty members were present.
additional peuny for each inch was art-
ded. About thirty-five were present.
Society-
Miss Carrie Irene Hefty and la w
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kimo entertained renee Johnson were quietly married last
Mr. and Mrs. ( ’ has. Caldwell, Mr. and week, the wedding being a complete
Miss
Mrs. H. J. Shinn and Mr. and Mrs. Alf. surprise to the friend* o f both.
Powell at a four course dinner Sunday- Hefty is a daughter of Mrs. C. 8. Hefty
Mr. Johnson is a resident o f Florence
evening.
and has been in the forestry service.
The Royal Neighbors Club gave Mrs.
The R. N. A. is arranging for a social
J. B. Protzman a surprise Tuesday a f
ternoon. October li. After a social hour. for Saturday evening, October 14, to
Mrs. George Hall, on behalf of the which husbands and sweethearts of the
club, presented Mrs. Protzman with a members are invited.
beautiful silver gravy float.
Dainty
The Sentinel was in error Inst week
in stating that the Kmanon Club would
meet last Thursday.
It meets with
Mr». Ernest Arme* tomorrow.
I7K; thence west (132 links |o a point
I I links south of the southwest corner
of siild county survey No. I7W; thence
south 11*3 links; thence east .'ttlfi links;
I henee north I0U feet; thence cast 2tl7
links; titeare north Mil links to the
place o f bcgltinliig, all III Cottage
(Hove, l.nne Couuty, Oregon
Have and except a tract of land de
seribed as follows:
Hcginuiag at a
point 237 links south of the northeast
corner of O. P, Adam»' land, sind be
glnuing point being the southwest eor
ner of the Ininl owned nt the date here
uf by Marla Härtung, and the north
west corner of land ow ned at date here
of by II. II. Veatch; thenee east 5 1*2
chaina; thence north two feet; thence
In n southwesterly direction 3 02 c Im ins
to the pluce of lioginuing, ilescribing a
Rev. nml Mr*. II. N. Aldrich were
Egg Timbales.
triangular piece of land 5 1*2 chains east
tendered u surprise party Monday eve
Materials Kggs, six; salt, one tea ami west, two feet wide lit east end,
ning in the church.
Ncitucr of the
guest* o f honor had any inkling of what spoonful; paprika, to taste; grated running to n point nt west end, all of
was uii foot. 1‘ p»u returning from an onion, one half teaspoonful; juilk, one »nid land situated in Herlion 32, Town
and one quarter cups; tomato sauce, one ship 20 H., b‘ 3 West, In Lane County,
automobile ride with l*rof. and Mr*.
Oregon.
Haid sale will commence on
Dunton they found the church tilled cup.
teusil* Howl, egghentor, teaspoon, the 12th day of November, 1014, at the
with friends. The cntcrtniiiinent took
tablespoon,
measuring
cup,
timbal
hour of ten o'clock a. in, of said day,
the form of au indoor picnic and
molils or custard cups.
and continue until ull of suid properly
informal in every detail.
Direction* Heat the egg* slightly till I* sold.
A social in honor of the old peopli well mixed, add the milk, grated onion,
W. A IIARTUNO, Kxrcutor.
salt and pnprika, Pour into buttered II. J. HIIINN, Attorney.
oH nil
of the church was given hi the Metlio
molds
or
custard
cups,
set
these
in
a
dist Church Friday afternoon.
Tin
pan
of
boiling
water
and
bake
until
ns
guests were brought there and taken
Turn out on a hot
home in automobile*.
Supper was Hrin us custard.
served.
Old People'* Day was oh platter, stick a tiny sprig of parsley in
served in the church the following Him each one and surround with the hot to
muto sauce. Canned tomato soup may
dav.
wall cold* snd
be used for the sauce.
L A N P nr“ Gom «-»( .,,ulr
When washing saucepans be sure to
lav them in front of the (Ire for live
K n ow liu / wsI
| or ten minutes so that they may dry
westhsr com (or t.
thoroughly inside und so prevent deter
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Warn
iorntion
by
rusting.
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Klleii Jones timi Mr*. Ed. June*. Twrn meeting. 12: IS. Services with sermon
tv two o iiii ' ii were |iintent. Mr*. Will at 11:00 and 7:30 p. in.
II a. in subjecti “ The Aftermath
It it rt of Corvnlli* nml Mr*. .1. ('. Joliii
of a Great Kxperience; “ 7:30 p. m *ub
«»it nor» gui'*!* of honor.
Jeotl “ No Condemnation. ’ ’
M. II
Mt'silaiui'ti Karl K Mill* ami Claude Anderson will lead the Kpworth l.eague
Crusou entertained the Constellation devotional meeting.
Club in Mssoutc Hull Tburnlwy after
noon
A social afternuou wa* *peut
PKK SHYTKKlAN CHURCH
anil refreshment* served. Twenty were
Rev. D. A. Marl.eod, Pastor.
present. Mostlaiue* Joe Curler auil T.
Service* next Sunday: llihlc school
Wheeler entertain at the nest *e*
at 10; morning worship at I I ; Junior
sion.
Christian Kndeavor ut 3; evening wor
ship ut 7:30.
Hilda study Wednesday
The I.mtieo1 Aid uf the 1‘ reibyterian
7:30 p. m.
Churi'h i* hulilmg an experience social
Service at II a m., subject: “ Tin
this afternoon lit the hniiie » f Mr*. It
Kingdom of T r u t h ;" service at 7:30 p
K Job.
ni., subject: “ The Cheerful Heart."
Don’t Take Chances
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CHURCH NEWS
( Kvery religious organisation is i n v i t
cd to use this column for announcement
of it* services and other new*. Con
trilmtors are requested to omit exhorta
tion* and other editorial matter, aud to I
make the announcement of services a.
concise as possible
Social functions, [
etc., and new* outside o f the weekly an
nounceineut may h<^ elaborated upon | |
Earl MaeMecbnn and Miss Lola A.
Del.ong were married last Wednesday
at the home o f the bride’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter DeLnng, nt Salem.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
The bridegroom was timekeeper here
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
for the Ambrose Rurdsnl Co. and the
Thursday ut 7:30, prayer meeting. I
father of the bride was foreman for Every Sunday: Sunday School ut II:45.
the same company.
S. L. Mackin, superintendent. Graded
lesson*.
Separate class rooms.
Kfti
The first regular meeting of the sea cient teachers. A ten piece orcbestru
son of the Rebekah Social Club was leads the song service.
Mrs. Maude
held Friday afternoon at the home of W ri nut, superintendent primary de
Mrs. Joe Hubbell. The afternoon was partment. Junior Kpworth League at
pleasantly passed in visiting and fancy 3:00, Mrs. Helen Aldrich, superinten
work.
Bountiful refreshments were dent.
Kpworth League at 0:30, Dr. I
served by {he hostess, assisted by Mrs Richard McCargar, president.
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WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR
BOOTH
Now being shown nt
this store, including
front nml bark luee
styles with popular
low bust, large waist,
free hip effect, de
manded by present
day fashions.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR
Are you better off now than you were under a Republican
udministration ?
Are you satisfied?
I f you believe in the principles of the Republican Tarty, if you. are !
convinced that these principles are best for the country, then prove!
it by voting for your standard bearer, Robert A. Booth, Republican I
candidate for the United States Senate.
You know that under Republican Presidents the people of the
United States have good times.
You know that under Democratic Presidents you have Demo-j
eratic times.
Remember the prosperity under McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft.j
Remember conditions under Cleveland and Wilson.
The issue in this campaign is not one of personality. It is not j
one pf non-partisanship.
It is a question of whether you prefer |
prosperity under Republican administration.
Do you have enough work?
Are your wages good?
is y ou r!
business what you want it to be?
I f you are satisfied with present conditions, well and good; if
you believe that the present situation is better than under McKinley,
Roosevelt and Taft, you know what to do.
The way to bring back prosperity is to help elect a Republican
Senate. The Republican candidate in Oregon is R. A. Booth.
This is a Republican year. Vote the ticket straight.
(Paid advertisement. Republican State Central Committee, Imperial ¡ L
Hotel, Portland, Oregon.
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Come in thii week and let us show you
these new Fall Corsets.
THEflUALITY
cash
store
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REFLEX
SUCKER
W**m*i* -4 1 h I n u 11. «m|
I*«» >«I«K f 'ale r.i. . t H . H , ,
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(Continued from first page.)
A. J. TOWER CO.
BOSTON
$3.00 F v s ry w k frs
frvttftor IU i . 7S0s
iATtSf ACTION UfUANTU»
.W/fM/fN CmktUg
Typewriters
LOW
PR IC E S
$ 1 0 to $ 4 0
Rebuilt marhines, large assortment,
perfect mei hanirul Condition, fully
guaranteed. All standard makes to
select fr-m. We have a large num
her of good South ( ‘ rentier'a un i
Remington's from *I5 to *20. Write
for sample of work, stating make
preferrril.
Typewriter Exchange
IV è Wash. SI
Portldnd, Ore.
“ In Business in Pottland IO Years"
ROCKFORD
SILVERWARE
— i* plated 2 0 % lo 5 0 % heavier
than Ssndsrd bfsada.
4 It is lor the housewife who
wants besuty sod simplicity ia de.
ugn sod s positive knowledge that
•he it not buying for to-day dot
to-morrow, but for ■ lifetime of
service.
*J We can show you the differ
ence in silverware. Your eye and
your tastes will determine what
you like best, but only the jeweler,
who specializes in the handling of
jewelry and silverware, can give
you information at to what silver
ware will last.
(J You can depend upon our word is the
matt«. Let us show you the new things wa
have, the new designs that will delight your
eye and remember--we ere not in business lor
•o-day. but to sell you in the future—would
we dare do other then give you our honest
rerommendattoo.
Apply Hloan'i Freely for Lumbago.
Your uttneks of Lumbago are not
nearly so hopeless ns they seem. You
ran relieve them almost instantly by a
simple application o f Hlonn 's Liniment
on the bark and loins. Lumbago i» a
form of rheumatism, and yields per
fectly to Sloan '*, which penetrates
Illicitly all in through the sore, tender
muscles, limbers up the back ami makes
it feel fine, (let a bottle of Sloan 's
Liniment for 25 cents of any druggist
nml have it in the honso agninst colds,
sore and swollen joint*, rheumatism,
neuralgia, sciatica and like aliments.
Your money back if not satisfied, but it
oes give almost instant relief.
Blackmore & McFarland
THE CITY TRANSFER
ALL KINDS OF
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
I ‘'i4in4i M a r in a a ,S/trri/iU //
WOOD A N D COAL
PIIONF 65
Drop in and see us any time. Ask for O F F IC E A T EAGLE CIGAR S T O R E
Rockford (beuvier thnn standard j Mil
verwure.
For sale by
The new Fall Dresses
are designed
with
large, straight waist
and small hip effect
and cannot be proper
ly fitted unless worn
over a new Fall Mo
del Corset.
We are showing a
wide range o f the
new fall models in
American Lndy Cor
sets, priced nt *1.00,
*1.50, *2.00, *2.50 and
up.
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GOV. OSWALD WEST
ATTACKS REPS.
to as dangerous but justified under the
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
conditions in whirh lie hud used it. “ I
Oliver L Curtía, Pastor.
have had it brought right home to me
All not worshiping elsewhere cordi
as to what sulTering the bu I ooub cause
ully invited to attend.
I know what it menus to mothers to
Service* next Sunday a* follows:
suffer and to have the fireside desee rat
iiibte School at 9:45; morning service*
ed, and while I ‘in governor no mother
at I I ; Christian Kndeavor at n:30; eve
ning services at 7:30; prayer meeting is going to suffer if I ran prevent it ,”
inferring that if necessary civil law
each Thursday evening at H.
would be set uside for the time being.
The governor told how he had got
BAPTIHT CHURCH
the state printer Hal salary bill through
A. M. Williams, Minister.
the legislature by means that would
Preaching services morning und eve
ning second, fourth and fifth Hundny« htivo been crooked if used for any but
of each month.
Kvening service* at u good purpose, but he thought the end
justified the meuns.
i 7:3H. Bible study aud prayer meeting
The speaker said that everything hi
every
Thursday
evening.
Miinduy
hail hoped to accomplish had been nr
j school at 10, Mrs. K. K. Mills, superin
j tendent; B. P. Y. U. at 0:30. Prayer compii shed, one o f the last of these be
meeting Thursday evening ut Creswell mg the adoption of a uniform account
and Wednesday evening at Blue Moun ing system for state nml county govern
ment, that much bad been done to re
tain.
lieve the taxpayer, that he had done
Services at the Christian Science Hull the best he could, had been fully paid
every Sunday at II, und Wednesday for what he had done, owed nothing to
the state, had nothing coming from Ih
evening at 7:30. All are welcome.
state anil was ready to quit and retire
to private life.
FREE MKTUODI8T.
Cottage Grove was given rredit for
Rboda Burnett, Pastor.
having furnished on» of the best prison
Preaching services the first and third superintendent* in the United Htates in
Sundays of every month nt 3 and 7:30. the person of Col. Bert Lawson
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
The high school auditorium was well
7:30 and on second and fourth Sundays filled, there being a large sprinkling of
at 3 o 'clock.
women voter*. On the platform with
Ihe governor were A. H. King, who in
ST. M A R Y 'S CHURCH.
troduccd the spenker, Ernest Purvanre,
H. J. Hhinn, I’ rof. Danton, Mr. and Mrs
Rev. John Bernards, Pastor.
Services next Sunday as follows: J. (I. Hodge», Mr*. C. W. Caldwell. Mr*
Low muss at S; high muss and sermon Currin, Miss Hooper and Isaac Taylor
at I0:3u; devotions and benediction nt
7:30 in the evening.
New Fall Models of
in the rain.
l\i
H. C. MADSEN, Cottage Grove
FERRIS W A IS T
Style 826.
$1.00
Women’ a medium
form. Clasp front.
Extra long hip* and
back. Medium low
bust. Coutil. Hote
supporters, front and
tide*.
Size* 19 to
30 inches.
White
only.
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
R E A L PROPERTY.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
IN TH E M A TTE R OF THE ESTATE
OF M A R IA II A RT UNO, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur
nuance to un order o f the County Court
of the Htute of Oregon, in and for l.une
County, made on the Dth day of Heptem
her, A. I). 1014, in the matter of the
estate of Maria Hartung, deceased, the
undersigned, duly appointed, anting and
qualified executor of said estate, will
sell at private sale, on the premises de
scribed below, at Cottage Grove, Oregon,
for cash in hand and according to luw,
the following described real property I»«»
longing to said estate, to wit:
Begin
ning at a point 115 links south nml 365
links east o f the northeast corner of
O. I*. Adams' land; thence east 150
feet; thence south KM) feet; thence
west 150 feet; thence north l(M) feet to
the pluce of beginning.
Also begin
ning nt a point 44 links south from the
■outheaat corner o f county aurvey No.
Concrete
TAYLOR
A N D -------
HIGGINS
MAKE IT RIGHT
Cottage Grove Transfer
L. I - HARWELL, 1‘ rop.
DRAYING AND MOVING
U m Our Auto Dray for Quick
Borvlca.
Auto Dray for Picnic Parties
Evnry facility for handling nil classes
of g mils.
Fire proof vault ill Conner
tion. All kinds o f hauling and piano
moving, dono on short noticn.
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