Cottage Grove sentinel., May 17, 1916, Image 2

TORIC KRYPTOKS
A RE M ADE IN OUR FACTORY
We charge the same for glasses a* other
firm» » h o deal in the beat, but we aim
to give more in the detail of eye exam
inationa.
More care in the accurate m anufacture
and adjustm ent of glasses, and more a t ­
tention to the welfare of our patien t ’a
eye needs.
You are absolutely sure of the Uenuiue
K rvptok when you come to us. We
spécialité in them.
Royal Academy Closes Year.
Silk Creek, Ore., May 10. (Special
to The S entinel.)— The school d o se d at
Royal academy Mai 10 u tte r a w r y sue
ceasful year. The pupils acquitted them
selves well, showing fa ith fu l work on
the p a rt of both teachers and students
Prof. S. E. Rockwell will be here next
year and the outlook for the coming
year is good. The academy expects many
stu d e n ts from abroad next y ea r, which
will be of benefit to the surrounding
country us well us to the im m ediate com
muuity.
The educational a d v a n ta g es here, with
an exceptionally good public school in
one end of the neighborhood and the
academy in the other end, are very
good. It is not surprising th a t people
who appreciate educational adva nta ges
come here with their children.
• T H E BEST W AY I S OUR W A Y "
Broken Lenses
Replaced
SHERM AN W. MOODY
Factory on
Premises
E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T
881 W illam ette Street. Eugene. Oregon
Successor to Burgess Opt. Co.
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The W o m a n ’s Missionary society of ; guests were Mesdames Aldrich, Allison,
the Christian church will met with Mrs. ! Brand. Brnnd, Bede. Burkholder. Bea-
ger, Beidler, Bader, Bryson, Burrows,
C. F. W alker Thursday afternoon.
Conner, Chambers, Cochran, Cruaon,
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Dunton. Dean. Durham, DesLarzes, Fish-
The Constellation club meets T h u rs­
burn. Frost, K err, Gleason, Graham.
day a t the Masouic hall.
The newly
Gräber, Griswold, G aroutte, Garoutte,
elected officers. Mrs. T. C. Wheeler,
Gleason, Hall. Hall, Hemenwav, Hcmeo
Mrs. G. M. Scott and Mrs. Roy Short,
way, Hill, Helliwell, J u r y , Johnson,
will be the hostesses.
Jones, Kem. Knox, Lurch. Lizer, Linch,
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Lawson, Monroe, Morgan, Miller, Mc­
The Social Twelve club met T hursday F arland. Metcalf. Mills. Medley, N ich­
with Mrs. L. S. Hill. Mrs. Lamson was ols. Nixon. Over, Porter. Powell. Protz-
a guest. The afternoon was spent pleas man, P arker, Perkins. Richmond, Nhinn,
antly and refreshm ents were served.
Bwengel,
Sterling,
Silsby,
Scholl,
Scott, Short. Sutcliffe, Spear, Smith,
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Miss Beulah Brumfield and Miss Gen-| Shinn. Thurber, V anD enburg. Woods,
evieve Rice e ntertained tw enty-four of Wheeler, Wynne, Miss VnnDenburg,
their friends in Phillips hall F rida y a f ( Miss Silsby.
ternoon. Games were played and a f te r '
ward light refreshm ents of cake, ice
cream and oranges were served. Those
invited were M argaret Y'oung. Lois
Huff, P e a rl Ritchey, F ra n cis Hamloth,
\ eta Plaster, Lily and Elna Cox, Alice
Haldermun, Hazel Bosley, Ray Sears,
Freddie Bosley, Joe Y’oung, Boy M et­
calf, Dexter H uff, Alta Slagle, Eddie
Riee, Virgil West. William Skillings,
Glenwood McAdams. D avid Dorward,
Theodore Nichols of Eugene and J a c k
l . t m o D s of Springfield.
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The Monday N ight club was p le asa nt­
ly en tertained Monday evening by
Misses Schilling and Davidson.
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Mrs. K. K. Mills pleasantly e n te r ­
tained the M. P. G. club yesterd ay a f t e r ­
noon and served d ainty refreshments.
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The Emanon club met T hursday with
.Mrs. Lawrence Phelps and were pleas­
antly entertained. Mrs. Jo h n Silsby and
Mrs. G. A. Over were guests. R e fre sh ­
ments were served.
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Mesdames A. W. Kime and Geo. O.
Knowles gave a series of afternoon
parties at the spacious Kime home last
Tuesday and Wednesday. The rooms
were p re ttily decorated with spring
flowers and potted plants. The a f t e r ­
noons were delightfully spent in social
chat and needlework. Misses Sarah
Green, V erva Kelly and H a ttie Landess
assisted the hostesses in serving an ele­
gant two course luncheon. The invited
A i*
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t
DES LARZES RECITAL
PLEASING TO MANY
The recital given last nig h t by pupils
of Mrs. I^eon D esLarzes before a cap ac­
ity audience a t th e M. E. church w as a
ra re vocal tre a t. T here were several
on the program who had never before
ap p eared in public whose voices proved
a su rp rise to th e audience. M any spoke
of the sw eetness o f th e voice o f Miss
O rpha S tevens, who has had b u t a
y e a r ’s tra in in g . One o f the p leasan t
su rp rises was th e w onderful develop
m ent of th e voices o f such young girls
as M ary E llen Benson. M arian H ooper
and G ertru d e A ldrich.
The d u et by
M esdames lim a B eager and Leon D es­
Larzes w as a p articu la rly p leasing num ­
ber. The com plete program was as fo l­
lows:
Chorus— " O Golden D ays of S um ­
m e r " _____________ __ F ra n tz Schubert
Solo— “ Sleep L ittle Baby of M in e "
.................................................DennM
Miss M ary E llen Benson
Solo— ‘ • B lackbird and T h ro s tle ” ____
____________ __ ______ O skar B o rsd o rf
Mrs. Claude L inch
Chorus—“ O nw ard B onnie B o a t” ------
________
K ucken
Solo— “ Shadow M arch
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___________________ T h eresa del Riego
Miss G ertru d e A ldrieh
Solo— “ B anjo S o n g ” ........Sidney Homer
Mr. Ralph Brown
Solo— “ M aytim e
........ .......Oley S peaks
Miss E th e l B artels
Chorus— ‘ * Hock in ’ in de W in ' ’ ’--------
__________________ Wm. H. N eid lin g er
Solo— “ N ig h tin g a le S o n g ” ---- ----------
...........................................E th e lb e rt N evin
M iss Mae A rm strong
Solo— “ L o v e ’s S o rro w ” ____________
______________ __ H a rry Rowe Shelley
M iss O rpha S tevens
Solo— * ‘ Open S ecret ’ ’_______ ________
____________ B. H u n tin g to n W oodman
Miss M arian Hooper
D uet— ‘ ‘ O D ivine R ed eem er” _______
________________...____________ Gounod
M esdam es lim a B eager and
Leon D esL arzes
Chorus— " D o w n in th e Dewy D e ll” ....
_________________________ __ H. S m art
The chorus personnel was as follow s:
F irs t Soprano— Miss E th e l B artels,
Miss M aud Hooper, Mrs. Emma R ags­
dale, Miss M ary E llen Benson, Mrs. W.
C. Conner, M rs. Leon D esLarzes.
Second S oprano— M iss M arian H oop­
er, Miss Mae A rm strong, Mrs. Claude
Linch, Miss H ester Bemis, Miss O rpha
Stevens, Miss G ertrude A ldrich.
A lto— M rs. A ndrew Brund, Miss C a r­
rie Woods, Mrs. lim a B eager.
A ccom panists— M rs. B. E. Griswold
an d Miss H ildred H all.
STANDARD OIL CO. MAY
ESTABLISH STATION HERE
P rim ary Election May 19, 1916
ARTHUR C. SPENCER
Candidate for
D E L E G A T E AT LARGE
to
N A T IO N A L R E P U B L IC A N
CO N V E N T IO N
Options T aken on Several Pieces of Oot.
ta g e Grove Property.
The S tandard Oil company is planning
to establish a station here. Options have
j been tak en on a num ber of pieces of
property and it is probable th a t the s t a ­
tion will be installed d uring the early
part of the summer. This city has never
had a station for the handling of oil
\ products, although
several e ffo rts have
been made by the commercial club to
get one. W ith the large te rr ito r y th a t
is supplied from here there now seems
to be a good field for such a station.
P L E D G E S H IM S E L F
To fa ith fu lly support the people’s
nominees.
To r e f ra in from attem p tin g to con­
trol or influence federal ap p o in t­
A Sentinel w ant ad. may sell some-
ments.
[ th in g you a rs throw ing away.
Polling Pli
Bohemia— Boarding house at V esuvi­
us mine.
B ru m b a u g h —Shields school house.
Cottage Grove No. 1—Old Masonic
I,all.
Cottage Grove No. 2 McQueen & Mil
ne offiee.
C o ttage Grove No. 3— City hall.
C ottage Grove No. 4— Mrs. New
com b's, corner T w elfth and Muin.
C ottage Grove No. S— Hose house.
Disston— Wildwood hall.
D oreua— Dorena hall.
L a th a m — I a t h a u i school house.
S agina w —Town hall a t Walker.
Silk C reek—School house, district .11
Wallace— S utherland and Geer hull.
R eturns From Busy Trip.
Miss Opal W hitelev, J u n io r E ndeavor
superintendent of Oregon, returned
Monday of last week from an official
trip down the valley. During the trip
she visited Mr. Taylor near E ugene and
viewed his collection of thousands of
moths, organized a natu re stu d y hand
at Hpringficld, atte n d e d several En
deavor meetings, delivered an address
at Brownsville on “ T he Im portance of
J u n io r Work in the World and the Need
of th e J u n io r Work in the L ife of the
C h i l d , " held u sunrise p rayer meeting,
held four short conferences w ith chil
dren interested in n a tu re study, organ
ized a natu re study band at Browns
ville, besides a tte n d in g a banquet and
a num ber of other social functions
Special Meeting of L ane County H ortl
cu ltural Society.
A special m eeting of the Lane County
H orticu ltu ra l society has been called for
S a tu rd ay , May 20, 1918, at 2 p. m., at
the cham ber of commerce, Eugene, for
the purpose of hearing the report of tlic
com m ittee on shipping und m arketing
appointed at the Alvadore meeting.
All growers expecting to have apples
or fru it in sufficient q u a n titie s to ship
outside the sta te will be interested In
this m eeting und are urged to be pres
ent.
C. A. M E R R IA M . President,
C. H. SED G W ICK , S ecretary
SAYS ROCK ROAD HERE
IS PERFECT HIGHWAY
Saxon 81x Reaches H ere on a Severe
E ndura nce Test.
Extra!
Cottage Grove Junk Shop
8 2 3 EAST MAIN STREET
WE PAY THE HIGHEST
PRICES
FOR SCRAP METAL,
RUBBER, SACKS,
AUTO TIRES, HIDES, WOOL,
BEESWAX.
ALSO SCRAP CAST IRON.
WOOL RAOS, ETC.
WE PAY THE HIOHEST
PRICE FOR SECOND HAND
CLOTHINO AND SHOES
Cottage Grove Junk Shop
82 3 EAST MAIN STREET
Mr. utni Mrs. John Boettcher were
Doreua visitors S aturday.
Wilbur Ditcher of Disstou, who is
working the road, spent Monday night
with bis g ra n d p a re n ts here.
Norn Ward vistied Miss Mabel Wtrks
Sunday.
The Boettcher family and George
Cow gal were C ottage Grove visitors
Sunday.
Kd. Cole and sons J a y nud Lincoln
have been saw ing wood this week.
Mrs. Kollin Wicks spent part of last
week at Doreua.
S IL K CREEK
WILLING TO MAKE
VERACITY AN
ISSUE
AMONO THE OHURUHES
(Continued from first page)
iout reasons for s ta rtin g the fight liuve
often been slated. I will retrac t ev
cry thing I have ever suid about Mr
Russell if be will prove that the fight
I was sta rted for the reason he gives. I
I think Mr Russell will be unable to find
an instance where I liuve criticised Ins
I conduct in this m atter. The Sent ilici
1 is supporting the district atto rn ey who
beat us in this contest und expects to
support the judge who decided against
us.
Does th a t show any soreness?
These arc ouly three of many discs in
which I aiti willing to retract all I have
said if Mr. Russell will prove Ins sta te
incuts.
So much I iiis been suid about the ex
penne the county would be put to by
the publication of tin* proceedings of
the county court, an of record, that I
will call your • a tte n tio n to the papers
filed in the enne, which show that the
cost would be about $240 a year for tins
paper. Yet you talk about such pub
lientions doubling the cost of the county
printing. Such uu argum ent is sillv uml
shows gross ignorance that u newspaper
should be ashamed to udmit.
In conclusion, I would sny that I shall
preserve your editorial for use when
The Guard again becomes tin- official
paper.
Y ours for a test of veracity,
E L B E R T BEDE.
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It is particularly noticeable th a t in
neither Mr Russell's le tter nor m the
G u a r d 's editorial is nay reference mad*
to the ruw deal pulled o ff by the
county clerk when only two shops, of
which The Guard was one, were permit
ted to bill upon the printing of the
county hullnta. It is passing strung*
that both so studiously avoided this
issue and yet try to make the voters be
lieve th a t the titu la r head of the
r l e i k ’s offiee has been shamefully
abused.
i This county ballot deal is the job put
up on the ta xpayers timi s t a r i c i the
fight on extravagance. What docs tin
c le r k 's avoidance of the subject clearly
indicate? The Sentinel leaves that to
the voters.
| Every religious organization is lu
vit*d to use this column fur nnuouuoc
men! of its services und other news
Contributors uro requested to omit ex
hurtntIons and other editorial matter,
util to m ake the announcem ent of sor
sices us cuucise as possible.
Nocini
functions, etc., und news outside of the
weekly announcem ent may be elabora*
*'d upon. |
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
D. A. Mari cini, I’aetor. Phone I17R
Itil>l<> Sehool nt 10 u. in. Morning
worship at II a. III. J u n io r Chrietlan
Endeavor at 3 p. in. Evening worehlp
nt 7¡80 p in
Serv ice II n ill. Subject “ Home
T r a i n i n g . " Subject for evening “ The
Dr ice of Birthright. ' ’
C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE.
('ll \ N G E Ft »It Cll U SCIENCE
The Christlnn Science society linld
<«rvices in the chapel ut 212 Second
street each Sunday at II O 'clock nujl
cueh Wednesday evening itt 7:30 they
hold their regular testim onial meeting
Each Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to
1:31) the building is open for this use of
the circulating library. All lire cordially
invited to these services, us well ns to
make use of the literature.
A P O S T O U O F A IT H M ISSIO N
Fred llornshuh, Pastor.
Services every Wednesday evening at
Mission llnll, opposite depot. Sunday
afternoons nt 3:00 o'clock. Every \Ve*|-
ncadny evening at 8:00 o'clock. Every
body Invited to a tte n d these meetings
No collections taken.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
F ather Moran, Pastor.
Muss every Suuduy at 8:00 slid 10:30
>i. m Sermon nt 10:30 n. in
CHR IB TIA N CHURCH
S a tu rd ay evening, rhoir practice.
Sunday, Bible School at 9:46 a. •n
1'rcncliing at II u. in. and 7:30 p. ui
C. E. 6:30 p. iu . P rayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. in.
I n d i e s ’ Aid meeting each Wednesday
afternoon.
May 16.—Mini Diimewood raine up
D o n 't Forget the Sheriff.
from The Cedars aud spent Thursday
The a ttention of voters is culled for
M E T H O D IST EPISCOPAL.
a t the N. Bureliiim home.
j l h e last tim e to the fact that no ilenml
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
Mrs. McFee and daughter from lia r has rotile from the sh e riff th a t there
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45
risburg have been guests nt the F. A. are large profits in the s h e r i f f ’s office a. in. Service with sermon, II a. m
Green home the past week.
mi business done on tune paid for by mid 7:30 p. tn.
Miss Klzie D eardorf arrived lust week the * minty. How these profits arc made
J u n io r League 3:00 p. tn,
from P o rtla u d for a visit with friends has been sta te d in The Sentinel several
E pw orth League 6:30 p. ui.
and to a tte n d the commencement exor limes. Both republican candidates state
c ises.
lliut they will be satisfied with the sui
B A P T IS T
Mr. und Mrs. Ellsworth Dnuicwood of nry of the u f f ii e r.nd that all profits will
Rev. C. C . Van Gorkuin, Pastor.
Sharps Creek visited Tbursduy ut the be turned ilitu the county treusury, so
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching,
home of their uuut, Mrs. L. It. Slagle.
on this point there is little choice so far
Kay Mubley left F riday for his home ns tin- republicans are concerned. On II. a. m. nnd 7:30 p. in. Y. P. S , 6:30
p. m. P ra y e r meeting T hursday, 7:30
at Koseburg.
the democratic ticket Mr. Haih-y says
Charlie Kruger baa gone to the Grove that all he will expect is the salary. p. tn.
to work in a saw mill.
Democratic voters who are opposed to
T R E E M E T H O D IST
Mrs. Mary Bunch is visiting at the extravagance, therefore, have a very-
Ithods
B urnett, Pastor.
Babcoek home.
plain choice and Mr Bailey should have
Sunday School 10 a. m
Miss Virl Green raine down from L on­ their votes. By selecting Mr. Hailey
Preaching service II a. m., followed
don S atu rd ay night on a motorcycle.
the dem ocrats will at the same time roll
Yiual Randal of C ottage Grove bus the republicans of some of the thunder by class meeting.
Services Sunday evening nt 7:30.
been engaged to touch the public sehool that will be used in the general election
P ra yer meeting Wednesday evening
here for uext year.
it 7>80.
Miss Yurieu Dresser and Miss Nora
S heriff Gets Economical.
Fisher of Lynx Hollow were here Sun
S h e r iff J .
Darker took 13 ballot
day evening to a tte n d cluss exercises.
boxes and election supplies tu Cottage
S E V E N T H DAY A D V E N T IS T
The “ J u n io r J u b i l e e " was held Thurs Grove in his automobile F riday at his
P ra y er meeting on Wednesday even
day evening. The program was ren own expeuse and at no cost to the mg ut 7:30.
dered by the seventh and ninth grades county. From th a t city the 13 boxes
Young P eo p le s’ Missionary Volunteer
and was very interesting. The school will be d istributed to the various voting Society, F riday evening a t 7:30.
chapel was crowded to overflowing with places in th a t part of the county by j S abbath School each S abbath at 1:30
an a tte n tiv e and appreciative audience. Green Ditcher, deputy sh e riff
Eugene p. in. Services following.
May 4 was class day. Exercises were Register.
held in the evening.
The g raduates
Notice
were Elvu Wilson, Geo. Gildersleeve and
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. I..
Chiropractors.
J a c k Gildersleeve from the eighth grade
Dr. K. I’. B radford nnd wife, sta te li W. I'hnpiu has left my bed and bon.d
and A rthur Gorton and Eldon Boarduian censed chiropractic physicians, in prue uml token away with her unbeknown
from the tenth. The program was well tice 7 years. All chronic und ucute cases to me her share nud choice in our house
rendered anil a large audience listened successfully handled without the use of hold goods nml moved them nwny be-
attentively.
the knife or drugs, no m a tte r w hat the | y«nd my cure and protection, ami I
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews drove out name of your disease is. Consultation hereby notify all parties to not truat
from the Grove in their car Sunday and and exam ination free to nil. Hours, 8 her on inv nreount.
were guests a t the A. Woolcott home.
n. m to 7:30 p. m , and by appointment. ml ISpd ’ (Signed) L. W. C H A P IN .
Both phones, 23 and 7. Loudmi O re­
L O RA N E
gon.
innyl0jun28e
Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Foster, out on u
round-the-country t r ip in a severe test
of the Saxon Six, arriv ed here last night
and remained until this morning with
C. A. Kartell, the local agent. Three
weeks ago the Fosters left Detroit,
Mich., coming west on the southern
route, through Texas and California.
When they rearhed here they had t r a v ­
eled *>900 miles over all kinds of roads
und the only repair so far made was to
replace a broken spring clip. At P o r t­
land the pistons of the engine will be
replaced and the car will a t once s ta rt
the retu rn tr ip by the northern route.
Mr. F oster spoke highly of the con
crete roads in C alifornia but said the
roads of Oregon are much b etter than
the roads in northern California. He es­
pecially spoke of th e splendid road into
tne city from the south in th e district
of which Em m et Hharp is supervisor.
He said th is is a perfect rock road and
(Special to The SentineL)
could not be improved upon. He made
May 16.— Professor Moore nnd the
50 miles an hour coming in over this.
Mr. Kartell, the local agent, will re F oster family atten d e d the sehool roily
ceive a complete rep o rt of the tr ia l in Eugene.
The grange met S aturday. There was
trip shortly a f te r the car reaches home.
a big dinner and a good time nnd two
new members were initiated.
O. E. Crowe haa sold his nuto nnd Is
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
•/—— --------------- -— ---------------------------- ♦ now w alking to wrork.
Rev. Riggs has gone to his home in
(Continued from first page;
Add H eath was in C ottage Grove one Mount Vernon, Wash., for a visit of sev­
eral weeka.
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day last week.
The cheese factory sold a batch of
Mr. and Mrs. Brown H ansard, Mr.
I’a r d ite and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H ands cheese last week, gettin g Tillamook
were C ottage Grove visitors .Saturday. pricea.
O. E. Crowe nnd W. W. Jackson were
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller attende d
in
Eugene last week railing on the roun
the program given at the Walden sehool
ty court.
T hursday.
J . D arling was a Eugene and Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. H en ry Veateh and son
and Morris M cK ibben and d aughter Grove visitor Inst week.
Mr. Alderson and his family d e p a r t­
Ruth o f C o ttage Grove were out to W.
ed S a tu rd a y for their home in Lelnnd,
D. H e a t h ’s Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Holland, Je a n Mosby and Oregon.
Wm. Anld was in Eugene Thurndny.
L. R. Long of Cottage Grove motored
The la d ie s ’ aid society will serve a
out to W. D. H e a t h ’s Sunday afternoon.
hot chicken dinner on election day at
the grnnge hall beginning nt 12 o ’clock,
STAR.
O. M. Bailey and E. J. Lee were in
Eugene S a tu rd ay on business, returning
(Special to T he Sentinel.)
May 15.— Miles P itch e r, Sv., is a very b y way of Elmira.
industrious farm er. He had a mess of
Corn Bread— One qu art of sweet milk,
new potatoes last week and the grass <>n
four
eggs, whites and yolks beaten sep­
his lawn is three fe e t high.
Kollin Wicks w ent to Bohemia last a r a te ly ; three cupfuls of yellow corn-
meal (if convenient soak in the milk
week to work in the mines.
The DeMoss fam ily visited at the Jo e o v e rn ig h t), hnlf a cupful of white sugar,
Wicks home Sunday and Monday. Mrs. one teaspoonful of salt, one cupful of
flour and three or four teaspoonfuls of
De Moss is a sister of Mrs. Jo e Wicks.
Ja s. S pahr and dau g h ter J e a n e t t e b a k in g powder. Pour into well-greased
b ak in g pan and bake in a hot oven. A
were C ottage Grove visitors Sunday.
J . T. Sallee and John Wicks were b r ig h t tin pan must never be used for
b a k in g this bread.
C ottage Grove visitors Inst week.
Mrs. Ed Cole visited Mrs. Miles P itc h ­
Here is a cure for car sickness: A
er last Sunday.
Hazel Cole spent Sunday with the Pullm an car p o rter told me to eat sev­
eral slices of raw potato sprinkled with
Spahr girls.
Mr. Skelton held services in the salt, one morning when I despaired of
school house Sunday morning and Sun­ ever being able to eat again. In half
an hour I was ea tin g a h ea rty b rea k fa st.
day afternoon.
O
H o w ’s T h is?
We offer One Hundred Hollars
LOCAL LEAOUE FORMED;
Reward
for any case of Catarrh
J. 8 COLEMAN PRESIDENT
that cannot he cuted bv Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
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fairs was the case of a salesman who
said th a t in netting prin tin g ami sta
tionery so m any of the county officers I
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were so eiisy th a t it made him hate
them.
T h at the high tax rate in greatly in ­
ju rin g the sta te was em phatically stnt j
•'il. The speaker said th a t seven fxitn-
lies tire moving out to every one th a t is
coining in. Why it is so hard to gc* j
industries to locate here was explained
in the case of the shoe industry. ‘ It
is ch e a p e r,” Mr. Hmith said, “ for m an­
u fac ture rs to buy Oregon hides, pay the!
freight to Ht. Louis, m a nufa cture the
shoes there and pay the freight back,
than to m a nufa cture them h e r e .”
“ If taxes are to be low ered,” the]
speaker said, “ ta x p ay e rs have got to i
ta k e u lively interest, in how their moil ,
ey is spent. When there are such ca s ts |
ns I have known where eleven people
a tte n d a school m eeting nnd vote a tos-
mill tax on 6000 people it is no wonder
thnt there is extrnvagnnee. T axpayers
have got to protest against e x t r a v a ­
g a n t expenditure of money, but they
must have the facts when they do pro
te st; they must be able to show thnt
their money in being spent iinwis/'y
uml they have got to be able to show
how to spend it more wisely. This can
be done through active ta x p ay e rs ’
leagues. ’ ’
Notice of Call for School Warrant«.
Notice is hereby given th a t nil w a r­
ran ts of Mcbool District No. 46, Lane
county, Oregon, to nnd including w a r­
rant No. 248, registered March 10,1
PJ16, will be paid Tuesday, May 16,]
1916. Interest will cease on th a t date,
limy 17c
WORTH H A RV EY, Clerk.
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