Cottage Grove sentinel., April 12, 1916, Image 2

A
the observance of Memorial day. Elbert
TALES OF THE TOWN
Bede, editor of The Sentinel, wu* on in-
WALKER RESIDENTS OBJECT imouidy
chosen to deliver the nddr**»s
TO HIGHWAY CHANGE I of the day.
ROYAL
la xpayers suggested tlint t li tre must Ito
g ra fi soiiiewhero.
Vt e woiiltl say to Mr. Russell imw tb it
liy ubsobitely refusiiig to be bollini by
thè iiistruotions o f thè tu ip u y ers o f thè
Oiiunty, tluit by iibsolutely refusiiig to
let il il V bill prilli sliops ili Ilio couilty
seni lui ve a eh il ne* at thè piintìiig he
lays limiseli open to aneli u auspichili
Tu Illusi' w ho lu n e Iliade aneli a sugges
Iloti lo uà we bave ilefeniletl Mr. Rus
Bell. VYc Ilav c u '( thè slighlesl idea th.it
he is guilty o f niiytliing o f thè kiiul;
bill Mr Russell ahoiild in s i n u i Ina depu
ties lo so cuniliirt thè o f f i e e timi il ivill
lini be open to sileh a siispkeion.
Miss Nellie Myers of Eugene is spemi
ing this week with hcr sister, Mrs
Elticrt Smith.
M. F. Green Ita» returflcd frolli Cui
Remonstrance Petition Is l’ reseuted to
Robert Atkinson waa tip frolli thè
ifnrnin.
l'niversity of Oregon far thè week end.]
County Court Regarding Rail
The Eugene Miller faniBy i» li ni ing
Mr. and Mrs. t lido Nokes luotored tip
rood Crossings.
this week for ('umida. Mr. Miller and froui Monroe and \ isited over Hnuil.iy
ear of gooda left Monda/.
with Mr. Nokes’ parente, Mr. ami Mrs
Fred Wright and other Walker resi
It dooMU ’I cosi you nnything to ad John Nokes.
dents uppeared before members of the
county court Monday and presented a X ertile ut| art iole if you wnut to tnke
l'illesa at Icnst two ticket* tire far
A b so J u tety P u r «
remonstrance to the proposed change in | advantage ot Ike Sentinel s new want niahed for pii ivi cntcrtninmcnta, it is
no pay; that’s thè ,lmli,rMt0iM| ,
Tk(. Hcntinnl th.it noi
the Pacific highway between Eugene “ ad * atunt. No sale,
'* .......
and Cottage Grove. The county court wny we do business.
| writeup is desired. In othor wor.ls al
• • •
recently ordered a survey to lie made
A beautifully illustrateli folder “ tour ncwspnpcr rcprcscntntivo is noi going
o f this road with the purpose of elimi:i (Intonava to (he 1 acifie ( oasi has just t„ pnv his wav to mi entertainment,
T w o years ago Mr. Russell waa bitter
siting the daugerous railroad crossings. been isancii by thè passenger dep.irt show, ball game or nnything else tu ly alilicked. The Henliiiel r w e iv e d for
publirntion a lettor iiinking some grave
Mr. Wright citimi* thè ripense of
ol «K** Southern Pacific.
I hi* orilcr to get a writeup of it.
building the new road does not justify folder gives a generai deseription of
r
Hornet* (W bran Ntiff«»r«*(l «luring tbo 'ehnrges agamst Mr Russell. We Imi
bui olle issile hofnro thè priliiary elee
the county in expending the nmouut | thè Southern Pacific routes to thè l'a punt wi'fk with ttn attack of tin* Kr*P-
necessary to make the change ns pro cifie const through Portland, Ogden, E I
Iloti. \\ e w roto thè uutlior o f Ilio bitter
M jnn I rum M i II n r«*turt)t*il hint w«»«»k
portions! advantages will not be gaimnl. l’n«o, and New Orleans.
the new fold
timi it woiiltl no) be fair to Mr. Rus
frt.nt tt viHit with f r n t 8n)«*ni.
Members o f the countv court and " ” P’ ” >«. .1 ........... .
tin,I Muck
If*
soli to g ivo it publirntion imless Mr.
F .1. It it 1 1 ii
I iiin at*t* t'ptol tin* ttgiMiry Russell be penultimi tu reply iti Ilio
others who are familiar with the road * ho|c nrrnngement and design should
We vvtitilli liko to nak Mr.
in question, nnv practically nil o f the '“ uke a strong appeal to the tourist, tt»i tlit* Oakland autnimdnIt* and will suttio issile
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danger will be abolished if the new " ni1 should produce beneficial results Hu\f u ««r h«*r«» within it f«*w tiny«.
Russell uovi if our eondliet ut timi lini»
Mr. unit Mr«. Wm. Hull, Mm. (loo. I was “ thè produci o f a ronleiiiplible, ,
road is constructed. They snv thev do 1» *•“ '
northwest The publics
not believe the county should stop for !
'» *"
K'v,' n wide distribution Hall anil M in . K. A ()lt*iiNon motorrd to mirtilli and il ¡sonami brailli " ’
The Social Twelve club will meet
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expense when human life is endangered throughout the cast. < opics can be ob Kiigfm* Snturtluy.
Thursday with Mrs. Geo. Hall.
County Surveyor Hollis Libby said “ l ""'d >*y jddresaing John M Scott,
In Jiiiiiiiirv Thi* Hriitini'l wiin ii titvi«*«ft
CHURCH NEWS
Sugar * duNt u frw mort* mirks |«*f| vt
today no actual’ data on the cost of j k"‘neral passenger agent. Southern Pa $8.00 ut Short ’ n .
uni» o f th«» o f f i n n l |m|M»rn, Hhortly iif
The Euianon club will meet Thurs­
constructing this road had been com cifie, Portland, Oregon
day with Mrs. C. E. I'mphrev.
II. II. Wntch of thin rity ha** l»«*«»n t#»r va ii r«lH th«» «'oiinty «*l«»rk ^n\«» t«» th«»
piled as vet. He said, however, about i
fl«*ft•••! a vim» pr«*Nit)t*nt of th«» Ameri Kll|C«*nt* €• mtrd, whi«*h w ii h Hot un o f f i
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
«•mi pupor, th«* puMlentioii ot th«* fili
Mr. and Mrs. DeLuer Hemenway en­
run Trnimhotttf'rN ' uNNoriution,
Saturday evening, choir practice.
ii ii «* li» I m 11« 11*111 «• ti t o f th«* couuty offi«*«*rn.
tertained a few friends informally nt
the
change
is
made.
Sunday, Bible School at 9:45 a. 'n.
F. .1, Marti uiitl Non ('hurl«»N w«»r«» up We took th«* in ii 11 «*r tip va 11 li th«* «li«
five hundred Thursday eveuing. A two Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
from Fugrnt* Inttf WYdncNtlav.
tri«*! M ttornty ; h«» M*ml»*n*t| lux opiniori
course luncheon was served at prettily
C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting MAIL CAR COMES INTO
A rch M acht'ii, Jo h n H in n rr mid O rv .il thiit th«* pul)li«iitioti n I ioii M llHVt* coni«»
appointed tables. Guests were Mr. and
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
CITY ON TWO WHEELS
llttw org inotorrtl up from Spriugfi«*lt| to Th«» Hontitlfl. Wi» wciit to Mr. |{ii n
Mrs. Geo. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall,
Interesting Sessiou of Women’ s Foreign on«* t)uv lu*t wt»t*k on buNinoNN.
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday
nc II, nhuH«»«l limi th«* opinion o f th«* «li*
Mr. and Mrs. A. Powell, Mr. and Mrs.
Newspaper Reporter and Photographer
Missionary Society Held Here
Whitt you buy front tin* Hw«*ngf*l tri«*t nttorn«»y unii (Iciiiniulcd th«* copy,
das. P. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Heinie, afternoon.
Rushed to Sceue of the Sup
Friday anil Saturday
W'hnt «I k I
llitriiwitrt» you cam d«*|>«*ml on being in accortimi«'«* va iVli th«» I um
Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Swengel and Mrs.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
II«' do* III* iinkcil I iìn chi«»f « I « • p 111 \ \ a li it
I right or Shtmigid will muhe it right
posed Wreck
Clara Burkholder.
D. A. MacLeod, Pastor. Phone 137R
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Cottage Grove was honored in the
K«l. KuUtoii of I'ortlnutl bun lrnN»*t| h<* n I ioii M do. Whnt «lui hi m chi«»f «l*»p
Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning
ut> teli hi» auprrlur to «lof Ile tolti hi tu
The Sentinel received a telephone election of officers o f the Women t flit* Mtlnr bitrbrr nhop
Mesdames K. K. Mills, E. C. Shay and
to <li.Nr«'^iir«l th«» diNtrict nttorn«*v’*•
Rex Gleason were hostesses to the Con­ worship at 11 a. m. Junior Christian message the other day to hurry out the foreign Missionary society of the
Ui*o.
Ilohl
in
rrrrtmg
tt
bungalow
tin
opinion in oth«*r wordii, to iliNre^ttr«!
stellation club in the Masonic banquet Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship London road with a photographer and Methodist church of the Eugene dis- till* W fNt Nltl«».
fin* In va nini to pny the fin«* imp(*N«*d
get the details and pictures o f a terri ( r>ct, which held its eleventh annual
rooms Thursday afternoon. A two course at 7:30 p. m.
Service 11:00 a. m. Subject, “ The ble automobile accident. Official Pho convention here April k and !• Mrs.
(*ol. M K. I .itW*NOII W HN III KllgCIIC lint for Niich v iole! t ioli, ii n flint wonld I
luncheon was served. The club will en
chi*np«»r.
tertain all the clubs of the city at the Seeming Failure of a Great L ife .’ ’ Sub­ tographer Armstrong was quickly lo •* ««■ 1 hnmbcrs wa* elected ti vice pred Wmlucmlity night.
ject for evening, “ The Invisible Self.
Wahl a (I n on opponit«» page thin week.
W «* in 1 ht hav«* iiNkcd Mr. K iiwn «'II
next meeting.
cated and C. A. Bartell ami his Saxon dent, Mrs. Simeral extension secretary
va It it t k » ii « I o f u «leu I he hud mini«* with
Six were impressed into service and in and Mrs. J. S. Benson superintendent of
Butt*»
Moor»«»y
rcceivml
tin*
bounty
on
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
a «Icmocrntlc ncwNpupcr thut In» would
The M. P. club meets next Tuesday
a few moments the entire party was the young people’s work.
two bob mtN 1 n in t week.
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
with Mrs. C. E Frost
The complete list o f officers is as
speeding towards the scene of the sup
A. I.. Muck un«l family have mo\ *d i;o no fur un to din<d»«*y th«* Inw in or
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45
dcr to do th«* pupcr 11 ftivor.
posed wreck nt 60 miles an hour or less ] follows:
here from Kugont*.
Wt» im ^ h t ni no hnvi» ni«k«*d Mr I ìi in n o II
The Woman's Missionary society of a. m. Service with sermon, 11 a. m. About a mile out tne Blacktuore * Me
President, Mrs. Fpnieyer of Harris
New telephone b o o k n have been «| in - if h«* iiI w u y n diMr^KuriU th«* luw wh**n
the Christian church will meet with Mrs. and 7:30 p. m.
Farland truck was found speeding to burg; v ice presidents, Mrs. Hovnr.l of tribute,I during the past w. k bv Mini
Junior League 3:00 p. m.
no inntrurti*d b y I iìn deputicN.
A. L. Zacharias Tbursdav afternoon.
town with an unusual lond. With its Eugene ami Mrs. Chambers of Cottage nil,.r Oiii/un
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Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
fore end tied into the rear o f the truck ! Grove; corresponding secretary, M m .
Re-denned
seed
outs
at
the
flour
NV«*
nn^ht
n
U
o
iiNk Mr. K iinni 'II i f h«*
Easter Program at Christian Church.
and riding on the two re«r wheels, was Cummings of Curvnllis; recording sec
BAPTIST
f2Jtf. li ii n «»v«»r henrd thnt old niiw to th«» «*f
An elaborate Easter program will be
the l-ondon fast innil car, F. A. ‘ retsry, Mrs. Taylor of Brownsville; mill.
Rev. C. C. Van Gorkum, Pastor.
given at the First Christian church Sun­
Mrs. I.. S. Hill bus returned from E-i f«»«’t thnt *'th«»N«» w hoin ilo* |4*»*I n woiild
Clow, owner. Mr. Clow was riding ‘ n 1 treasurer, Mrs. Smith <>f Brownsville;
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching,
day evening, April 23, at 8:00 o'clock,
his car at the steering gear ns calm as I extension secretary, Mrs. Simeral of gene, where she nttemled her daughter, dcNtroy th«*y firnt innkc m n d .'* Th«»r«»
1« luit on«» thili|{ nppurcnt fr«»lti Mr Kit«
under the direction of Mrs. W. A. Hem­ 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30 a cucumber and apparently wondering ( ottage Grove; superintendent of young *vho w*"
“ * '* hospital there.
enway and Mrs. B. K. Lawson. The pro­ p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 what there was out of the ordinary .n people's work, Mrs. Benson of Cottage
M. Vernon Parsons of Eugene has an nc II V Ic ttc r flint in flint In* in |' h i h | und
p. m.
gram is as follows:
the wny his ear was being brought Intel Grove; superintendent of children's nounced his candidacy for district nt umd.
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Voluntary..................... Organ and Piano
the
city. Official photographs were work Mi** Barrett of Eugene
tornev. This makes three cnnadidatcs
FREE METHODIST
V
V
«*
woiild
nny
t•» Mr. UiiNNidl flint it in
Carrie Woods, Virgil Powell
taken by Mr Armstrong. Nothing had
There was u large .................. >f del mi the republican ticket.
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
i ni luti f **r i ii I t « » un whnt h«* niivn nlioul un .
Invocation..............Miss Elizabeth Ware
happened
except
thnt
the
transmission
agates
and
officers,
Roy \ e a t e h . son iif Mr. ami Mr*. Mi. MI w«* vviint in a mjuurt* «l«*rtI f«»r th«* In»
Sunday School 10 a. m.
R esponse..................................... Quartet
following is the program that was >ion Yentch of Eugene, visited during pnv«*r, ¡uni if il bum o f un va « 11 brini* th.it
Preaching service 11 a. m., followed had refused to w-ork
The Eternal Spring................J. S. Fearis
rendered:
^ the past week with his grumlpnrctitn,
by class meeting.
hij*hly ib'Nirnbb* r«*Nidt nbout w «* wdl lo»
Quartet
Friday Forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Ostrander
SAYS WE RE AT MERCY
Services Sunday evening at 7:30.
cntìr«*ly Ni«tÌNfi«*il.
Reading, “ The Other Wise M an“ . . .
Address—
Jndiv
idunl
Responsibility
—
• • •
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
If you huve siuiietbiiig o f the value
OF INVADING ARMIES Miss Nettie Whitney, Tacoma, Wash.,
................................... Henry Van Dyky
at 7:30.
of $5.00 or more that you are willing
Mr. Russell Ima salti tliut the uttnck
Miss Mary Bartel
treasurer, Columbia river branch.
to sell or trade nt a bargain, see The upoti Ina o f f i c e is iiiukmg Inni lutea
Major of U S Army Thinks We Are
Solo, “ Easter Morn,“ . ,F. H. Brackett
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Friday Afternoon.
Sentinel about its a|ierinl proposition of Thrn whv thè letter qu oled libili e f
Mrs. B. K. Lawson
Conceited Though Courageous
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­
Reports from the general executive B#
„„
Offertory ................................................... ing at 7:30.
Nation.
which met in Los Angeles. October, 1915
K
F|, hl.r
Kellogg , ia„ ........ l|n)
The Glory of the Spring. ,E. L. Ashford
Young Peoples’ Missionary Volunteer
DA N D Y H U 8 BAND
-M r s . Fisher o f Portland and Miss
W(.,.k wilh h), , , „ lth„ in law. A .1
.
Quartet
Society, Friday evening at 7:30.
“ Preparedness” was the subject of Whitney of Tacoma
Hager.
Reading, “ The Healing o f the Lep­
Sabbath School each Sabbath at 1:30 an address by Major U. G. McAlexan
Friday Evening.
Kuew Huw tu U«t l’ art o( thè Breakfast
Mrs. Emma Ragsdale spent the week
ers,” taken from “ Ben Hur’ ’ . . . .
p. m. Services following.
der, U. 8. A., commandant of cadets
Young People's Work Miss Barrett
...........................................Lew Wallace
at Oregon Agricultural College, who of Eugene, with uddresses by several ' ni* ,n
1,1
“ *1 know «ine disti I enn prepari- for
Miss Mildred Pringle
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
The twenty third change hi the news breakfast as we|| as nny rook un enrth,'
spoke at the commercial club Friday officers. A beautiful solo was rendered
Solo, “ The Palms” ....................J. Faure
The Christian Science church holds night.
paper and printing business in Cottage *uid my husbund mie morii ing w lieti thè
by Mrs. Leon Desl.nrzes.
Mrs. H. K. Metcalf
service in their chapel, 242 Second St.,
Grove took place this week when A. J. ciMik wus ili ami he had vnbinteered to
While the speaker was o f necessity
Saturday Forenoon.
Sun of My Soul..................A. W. Nelson every Sunday at 11 a. m. and every restrained from making comments on
Hager bought the interest of W. C. Con help get break fa s t . Ile appenred with
Business session.
Quartet
tier in the Modern print shop.
Wedesday evening at 7:30 All are the great war in Europe, he was able
Saturday Afternoon.
ti ih dish and I discovered It wns (¡rupe
Benediction ............................................... welcome. Sunday School at 10 a. m. to so frame his remark* that the audi
John Skaggs closed a contract with N’ uts which, o f coiirse, was easy to pre­
Children's work. An organized com
Members o f the quartet are Mesdames and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30 ence could easily see the defenceless pany o f children from Eugene, assisted S. L. (iodard Monday for a fin ton ho! pare for it was perfectly rook ed at the
Lawson and Metcalf, Messrs. Richmond the circulating library is open to the condition we would be in should this by a number from the loeal chureh, ren low tile silo to be built on lus tini -y factory, but it was a good illustratimi
and White. This will be Mrs. M etcalf’s public.
country become involved with any of dered n beautiful and impressive pro­ farm south of the city.
o f thè co n i enience o f hai ing drupe
first public appearance since her return
the stronger power*. For instance, he gram.
Eat Gregory 'a Hread.
tfe Nuts nbout.
from Salem, where she studied voice.
APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION.
stated that England would have no d if­
The ehming number was the carryi.ig
“ We took up drupe Nuts iiiimrdilitely
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Godard made a
Fred Hornshuh. Pastor.
ficulty in landing sufficient forces on out of the annual rustoin of selecting a two-day auto trip to Salem and inter­ after returning frinii a five yeara’ so
Sell and buy with Sentinel want ads
Services every Wednesday evening at our eastern shores to practically tnke child and paying its dues for a life
jourii in a hot country, tlur stornarli*
Mission Hall, opposite depot. Sunday possession of that entire portiou in sixty membership in the society. Little Mi is vening towns Saturday and Sunday. «sere in Imd conditimi nini we were in
Mr.
Godard
was
looking
into
the
merits
afternoons at 3:00 o ’clock. Every Wed­ days; Germany could do the same thing Elizabeth Brown Silsliv was chosen.
of the different kinds o f silos and poor henltli geni-rally.
Disston-Champion Stage Line nesday evening at 8:00 o ’clock. Every in ninety days and Japan would have
“ In a day or two we liked drupe
gained some valuable information from
body invited to attend these meetings.
Alex Lundberg, Proprietor
users and makers. Mrs. Godard went Nuts better than uny other kiud of foie!
No collections taken.
FREIGHTING
him one better nml purchased a pedi oli the tnble. We both gained stendili'
Saddle Horses and Packing to All
greed Jersey cow which she says she in licnlth and strength, und this wns
Get your wedding stationery from who would be found opposing them in
hopes will be help in the number of raiised by drupe Nuts und l’nstum.
Parts of the Camp
The Sentinel and live happily ever a f­ the same time.
“ A friend of ours had a siinilar ex
head of this kind of stock that should
Phone 10F41
terwards.
perience. Hhe was seriously ili with in
Major McAlexander said we were n
be
in
this
section.
The hymn this week is the second sub- ,
digest imi and coiild fimi nothing to eut
most conceited nation when it came to
rnitted by a woman. It is submitted by
thut would not givi- her heartburn and
talking o f military strength. He stated
COUNTY CLERK 18 MAD
Mrs. Orrin Robinson because it was the
palpitatimi, eiipecially at night.
that we had never faced disciplined
(Continued from first page.)
favorite of her husband, who died u
“ Hhe found tlint u simili disli o*j^ x
troops, except once during the Spanish
year or so ago. It is ns follows:
is the round trip rate to Los
drupe Nuts with creimi nitide her n saC^»
war, and our foreign wars were with
Angeles. Six months return
contained therein, shows thut it is the isfactory supper ami guve her a emù
minor powers. He did not underesti­
There come* to my heart one sweet product of a contemptible, narrow and fortable night 'a rest. In a short lime
limit with stopovers.
The
mate our courage or resources but stated
strain,
spring is a delightful time to
; diseased brain, and in order to give your she gained severul poumls in weight
that all thiB would not avail if there
A glad and a joyous refrain,
go.
readers an idea o f its latitude, I demand
“ There'a a Keuson.” Nume given by
was no preparation, for wars in these
I sing it again and again,
that you publish both your demand and l’ostimi Co., Hat (le Creek, Mieli.
times come with startling suddenness,
Sweet peace, the gift of God ’* love. i this reply in full.
Exar read the above Lettor? A new
and the trend o f bis excellent address
STACY M. KIJSSKLL,
one appears front Urne to tante They
was for the American people to wake
Chorus:
County Clerk.
are genuine, true, and full of human
up and get ready, for we are standing
• • •
Peace, peace, sweet peace,
interest.
apr!2only
on uncertain ground.
Wonderful gift from above.
We regret very much th..t Mr. Kus
The major has been sent out by the O wonderful, wonderful pence,
are at their best. Nice warm
sell demanded the piiblimtiori o f his let
war department to tell the people in
sunny days making bathing
Sweet peace, the gift of God ’* love. ter.
ideal. Choice of beaches, Santa
In the first place it shows thnt we
regarding the actual position we nre By Christ on the eross peace was made, lied when we said thnt he is always ami-1
Monica, Ocean Park, Venice,
in to resist an enemy.
Redondo, Long Beach
and
My debt by his death was all paid,
able and cordial.
He spoke at the high school auditor­ No other foundation is Inid
Newport are all within a few
In the next place we had no desire |
ium in the afternoon.
minutes ride of Los Angeles.
For pence, the gift of G od’s love.
to bring ridicule upon Mr. Russell. In!
Remember that the beautiful
his own letter, however, he himself does
FIREMEN SAY RUBBISH
When Jesus as Ix>rd I had crowned.
what we did not desire to do.
. . .
SHOULD BE REMOVED My heart with this peace did abound,
In him the rich blessing I found,
The registry receipt returned to us ’ s
Sweet peace, the gift of G od’s love. signed by a deputy in the office. We
Eighty Per Cent of Fires tn Cincinnati
wonder if the clerk's office is supplied.
Originated from Trash of
In Jesus for peace I abide,
with a deputy to receive the mail.
is open all year, \lany of the
• • •
Some Kind.
And as I keep close to his side
best exhibits from the Pana-
There’s nothing but peace doth betide,
In his reply to our letter Mr. Russel^
ma Pacific Exposition have
Sweet peace, the gift of God ’* love. talks very much like a man would talk
The Cottage Grove fire department is
been taken to San Diego m^k-
continuing its fight on combustible rub­
caught with the goods on. He ululates
ing this fair bigger nnd bet­
Plenty of Jobs.
bish and trash which are not alone un­
much like a well known resident of|
ter than ever.
healthy but form fire traps. At their
North Douglas Herald: M. R. Rynn Illinois did just before being ousted
Write for our booklet on Han
meeting Monday night the firemen rec- wns in town the fore part o f this week! from the United Htntes senate. Home
SPRING IS HERE AND THE
Diego and Southern California
ommended that during clean up and looking for ten or twelve men to work thing has got under his hide,
TIME FOR
paint up week all rubbish of this nature f or
Leona Mills Lumber Company.
Ask local agent for further In
be removed and unsightly buildings {Je «vns offering two dollars per dny
Mr. Russell thinks we have been un-
formation or write John M.
18 AT HAND
razed.
The
annual
report
o
f
the
*ire
an(j
U
pf
nn(j
|
,ow
m!iny
men
do
you
sup
fair
to him at least he says thut. We
Scott,
General
Passenger
Get your new wheel NOW nnd get the
department
of
Cincinnati
showed
that
p0*e
he
got?
Just
two
at
the
last
hear
have
said
but
a
siniill
part
o
f
the
tilings
Agent, Portland, Oregon.
benefit of the full season. I will
over 80 per cent o f the fires in that city ¡„ jj o „ ,,u „j,),.* we hear the cry of we might have said—but a small part of
nllow you more than anyone else on
lo s
originated in rubbish or trash of some hard times, not enough
work for the In- the things others are snying.
your old bieycle. ( ’an furnish any
kind. Those noticing fire traps o f any boring men of the country, yet here is
For example, when we made it known
standard make o f bicyrle.
kind have been requested to report to an instance where there is more work that only two print shops were permit
the chief or captain in their district.
than there is help. We want it known ted to bid on the county ballots, thnt
CAN COMPETE WITH MAIL
ORDER HOUSES FOR CASH
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thnt there is plenty o f work in and these two were told that they had bet­
Memorial Day Speakar Is Chosen.
around Drain, so if any man is out of ter get together nnd that the price paid
aprl2only
Appomattox Post, G. A. R., at its re- work he cannot give the excuse that under such circumstances was more than
$200 higher than it should he, several
cent meeting made arrangements for J there is nothing to do.
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