Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, May 31, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text\ TAXPAYERS MEETING SATURDAY - ■ ■■ Oonstltutton mid Hy law» Adopted Ret t.ng furti) Objects aud Outlining Methods of Activity for Ta* Keduc tluua ai)d Wi«<> Expenditure of Monay. (Uoiitiniii'il from first |>tigo) (■lid »«dii io I dlatrii't I mu I inn und I lit* in «•■»tigutiiiii und |nildi<^Uinn of nil mul toi» iM'rlmiiinu to mild objecta. A R T IC I.K II flu e« of Business Tin* |iriiii'i|iiil |din'i* of 1 ? ubìmc * n of tlim association »linll In* in tin* Ci ty of Cottage (trovo, l.mir county, »tute of * trogoli. A KTIO I.K 111 Oovortunout The uffnira mid lni»iiiea» o f tin» n» Hieintioo »hall be uiider the tniifingoiiioiit und control of n board of ten director» mid mi executivi* elimini I tee riinaiatilig of llie preaident, three vice |ire»ident» mill it »ecretnry treaourcr, which com mitico ahull dlsehargo mich diitien mid eaeoute mich function» na mny lie dele gntod to it by the bonril of director». . A K TIC I.K IV Metti berahlp —- Meet ion I. Any ti«*|my«T of I .11111 county aliali lie eligible to member»hi| in the aamiciatlon mid thoae »igning till» inairnmeiit, or co|iie» thereof, »hull be conaidered meuibera. Hection 2. Any |ieraon de»iring to be come a member of the naaoidation may ito »0 ii|ion written a|i|ilicntion to the »ecretnry and the |mvmcnt of one y e a r ’» dm*», . S e c t i o n .'I. Kuoh member »hall to* en titled to rn»t one vote at all meet inga. No volea by |iroiy »hull be received or counted ut any meeting either of the u»»ocintion or of the board of director» \ failure to |uty the due» of the associ- ilion for the |ieriod of thirty (30) dnya after the «nine become due mid |iuynbli*. hull thereby terminate meiulH*r»hi|i in I he n*»oeintion until »lieh time 11 « nil due« »hull be fully paid. A KTICI.K V Duca The due» of the n»*oriation ahull be twenty five cent» per unnuiii, payable on or before January 1 of each year for the eii»uing year or part thereof, for euch member, und the «lime »hall be u»ct! only for the purpoae of defraying the expen«e» of carrying on the work of the n»aonutiun under the direction of the board of director». AKTICI.K VI Meetings and Order of Business Section 1. There ahull be at leant one meeting each three month» ut Cottugc drove, Oregon. The date ahull be de termined each year by the director» a» muy be expedient. The board of ill rector» »hall have the power to call ape eliti meeting» of the member» at liny t ime. Section 2. Written notice of the time and place of the annual meeting, which »hull be the firat regular meeting of the year, «hall In* »cat not lena than five * (5) day» before the time aet for auch meeting and »hull be mailed to the ad •Ire»» appearing in the record» of the u» »ociution. Notice» of apeciul meeting» »hull »tute the object» for which the »ame are culled and no other huaincan «hall be tran»ncted ut any »penal meet ing other than that which i» named in the cull. Sei t ion .‘I. Seven or more member» of the a»»ociation ahull constitute a <|uorum for the transaction of biiaiue»» at any meeting. Section 4. The order of htiniuc»» at all meeting» of the a»»ociation mid board of directora »hall be n» far na practicable, u» follow»: A. Call to order. H. Hull call. C. Miuutea of the previous meeting. It. Report» of atnnding committee». K. Report» of apeciul committee». F. Report of »ecretnry. d. Klection of officer». Il Communication». I. New bu»ine»». J. Adjournment. Section 5. Roberta’ rule» of order «hall be recognized ua controlling parlia mentary procedure of the association. Section (I. Regular meeting» of the bonril of directora »hall be held i|iiarter* lv. Special meeting» may be culled at any time by the preaident or one of the V ice presidents in the nbaenee o f the preaident. Sectio» 7. The executive committee »hull meet upon the call of the preai dent, at any time or place. A K TIC I.K V II Board of Director* and O ff tears Section I. The board of director» »hull hnve general control and manage meat over the a ffair» of the aaaocintion. Six member» »hall constitute a quorum for the trnnaaetlon o f any busineaa. Section 2. The bonril of directora »hall elect a president, three vice-presi dents, and n secretary treasurer from their own number, which officer» »hall ex officio constitute the executive com mitten of the na»oriation. Section .'I. The board of directora ahull authorize the payment o f nil obligations incurred by the nnaocintion mol trun» net nny and all other business o f the nnaocintion. Section 4. The bonril of directors is authorised to elect members from the nnaocintion to fill vnenneies upon the board. / ARTICLE V III Duties of Officers Section 1. The preaident shall be the official head of the association and »hull preside at all meting.« thereof and if 11 II i n t • 11 "I the honni o f iliriM'f ! r . T Â & e î .. . . . . AMERICA READY TO NORTHWEST EMPIRE OREGON NEWS NOTES ACT AS PEACEMAKER BUILDER IS DEAD OF GENERAL INTEREST Hi-ition 2, The vil c presidents shull exercise ail tlic fonctions incident to tnember of the executive ciumnittcc and iu the absence or disnbility of the president, »linll perform fonction» ne- curding to their rnnk. Section J. The Nccrctury »hüll, by vlrtue of lu» office, bc troasurer of the nasiiriiitiou and «bull linvc charge of tin record» mol hook» o f the nacorintion mid aigu and t»»ui* n II notices of meet ing» of tlic incialicr» and bonrd of di rectore mol «hall aigu with the president n contrnci« and other instrument» to In* i-ge. uted on lodinlf of the iiNNocintioh Ile »hall keep |,»r» of the mcmbcrnhlp of the nsKociutioa, collect tlic duc» and do the clerical Work incident to curry ing on tlo* work of the association. The «eerelnry »hall perfoim nticli other du IC» n» ni.n bc dclcgnlcd to ..... from inn* to tune bv the bonril of directors, • nil »hull ucl in the ca pa city of busiue»» malinger of I lie aaaoriatlon '» businc»« under tlo* direction mid control of 1I0 executive board. Wilson Indorses Formation of James J. Hill Succumbs to an Important Occurrences of Past League of Nations to E n Infection Due to Bowel Week Briefly Compiled for force Peace. Trouble. Our Readers. A good Newspaper ts a good hoostsr for any good community. I f tbs com munity is good enough for you and your loritl p»p< r is good enough for the com munity, send sample copies to your good friends one« in a while. You will be doing good, the paper may do some good, and then w e ’ll ajl be good fel lows. dee2*2t f It doemi't cost you anything to ud vertise an article if you want to take advantage o f The Hentinel's new want nd stunt. No sale, no pay; that’s the way we do business. Washington. President Wilson lit Clatskanle's 10th annual rose show St Haul. laines J. Mill, railroad »lured here before the League to Kit- 1 builder, capitalist and most widely will be held on June 17. force Hence tbut the United States i known figure of the northwest, died Portland Is to witness automobile Tweiva-lnch water motor for sale. The wit» ready to join In any feuslble aa at bis Sminuiti avenue residence at racing at the Rose City speedway on Heatinel. mch2fttf •notation of iiullona tiuving for Its pur li I" o'clock Monday morning, as the Sunday, July 16 poae the enforcement of peu< *1 Three and possibly four warships result of infection due to bowel trou will be In the Portland harbor during The president made It plain auch an tic Mr Hill was unconscious the Hose Festival organization would follow out the fun- I nearly 12 hours before he died. "Saving daylight" by turning the dumeiitul belief that every peuple bas, Herman M Higg» and Dr Stanley Sea a right to c I ioomc the sovereig nty un ger, together with member» of the Im clocks an hour ahi-ad is being follow«»d der which they shall live, and, too. he m e d i a t e Hill family, were at the bed In the high schools of Portland. that high interest oftimes mean.« suld. the age obi method» of aecret side when the end came. The fourth annual Western Oregon low securityf Everyday event» dlplomui y which he held rcaponalble James J. Hill discovered ' the bread Older Girls' Sunday school conference seem to prove it. for the preaent war could not exist un banket of the world" in the great was held In Eugene May 26, 27 and 28. I f you can be content with nor A RTILLE IX der auch u league. Sudan grasa. one of the new forage mal interest and want to be ab northwest; he led In its development Term of Office The president's speech contained an from a wilderness Into what now com crops for Oregon, is being planted ex solutely sure of your principal, All officer» of the aasociulion »hull then this strong National Bank outline of the president's position as prises six wealthy states dotted with tensively by farmers around Mon be elected for the term of one yi-ur mid has much to offer. to the possibility of mediation. mouth 4bO,«oii (arms, and he blazed a trail »hull hold office until their »ucee >or« A savings account can be opened Without making a specific m o w to for transportation With fair weather prevailing and a which reached lire elected mid qualified. here with one dollar or more, 01 ward peace, the president's speech big crowd in attendance the eighth eventually from Buffalo to Asia, with ARTICLE X which we will pay you a fair ir plainly served to show America Is will a total mill-age of rail an«l Hteam»htp annual strawberry festival was held Standing Committee« tereat. Peace of mind is worta Section I. The prcNidcnt »hull uppoint ing und ready to aasume the task of facilities that would nearly girdle the at Roseburg. something. «binding committ annually which peacemaker should opportunity offer. earth. Thai *4>ut roughly spans the The executive board of the farmers’ Think it over and consult us. «hull Ite approved by the egei oliv. Stl()1J|(j |lollor 0f Initiating peace story of his achievement. grain union of Oregon and southern board. Theae committees ahull hold! come to him. the president »aid he Hi » place as an International figure Idaho held their semi annual meeting their ri'Npcctivc appointments until tItt -1 r | would move on these lines: was never more prominently ills in Pendleton. »uccessors lire named and qualify. The It has been decided to call a special ''Hirst Such a settlement with re played than when the representatives following «funding committee» hall be! election in Wasco county for the pur gard to their own Immediate interests of the allies came to New York in nppointeil mid their dutii*« »hull be us enumerated, to wit : • » the belligerent» may agree upon. quest of a huge loan. One of the first pose of voting on a *260,000 bond issue A. Memberahip. The duty of tlii« Jur best Internat la 01 !> In peace and men to be sent for by J. P. Morgan for road improvement. committee »hull bc to »eciire membri» Ita future guaruntee« The preparedness para le to be held was Mr. Hill, and his assurance that for the association. “ Second—An unlven •! association he and the people of the northw«*st In Portland on the night of June 3 will It Legislative I in* duty of this com 0f u,,. nations to mai.itain the invlo- were prepared to do their share In be participated in b y ju lly 20,poo peo mittcc ahull be to recommend, investi- lat0 B. curUy of lhH ,, hway hway of the taking up the foreign bonds is believed pie. according to Indications. gute und fo»tcr bv all proper method», The Oregon Agricultural college KEEP YOUB SK IN CLEAR AND seaa and to pre.i-ut any war begun to have contributed largely to th«- suc legislation consistent with the object»! team defeated the University of Wash- either contrary to treaty covenants or cess of th«- negotiations. of the association either by the legia- H EALTH Y without warning and lull auhrnisKlon N**ar Ouelph. 111 Ontario, where ' ington aggregation at Corvallis in the lilt lire or through the initiative. C. Rond* and Bridgi-». Tills commit of the cause» to the world u virtual James Jerome HU1 was born in 1838. annual dual meet, by a score of 79% There is only one way to have a clear, Ice »hull be charged with the duty of guarantee of territorial Integrity and th«- son of an Irish ( 'anadian farmer ! to 51%. j healthy complexion and that is to keep W L. Patterson, a well known cigar the bowels setive and regular. investigating uny and all matter« per political Independence.'' D i. who died when the boy was 15, there tinning to road» and bridge« in which American Note to Allies ia Vigorous. stand» a tree »tump labeled The last dealer of Salem, killed his wife and King's New L ife Pills will make yoar (he taxpayers of Lune county may be! Th„ Unlted state», denouncing In tree chopped by Jatn«*s J Hill.” little daughter, 11 year» old. and then complexion healthy and clear, move the boweli gently, stimulate the live-, in liny w ny intereaft*«!; to multe muc I i terference with neutral niaila, haa no It marked the lad'» resolution to go shot and killed himself with a 32-cali r i t omni«* mint ion» u* it may nr«* fit to clean»e the system and purify the blood. tified On ut Britain and France that to the United States. A » a ptere bre revolver. public ufficiai* n ml to tin* Mioriiition A splendid spring medicine. 25e at your Three thousand persons, represent Druggist. ri*|{i»riling th«* name; to inveaitiKiit«* pro» it no longer can tolerate the wrongs roustabout lad of 18. he toured from ing almost every family in northern |MiN«*f 1 expenditure* of public fumfe in whlch'Amorican citizens have suffered Maine to Minnesota. V.’hen. in 1856, «%'hich th«* taxpayer* of naie! countv may and continue to auffer through the he di»«-mbarked from a Mississippi I*ane county, attended the second an BICYCLE B E PA IRIN G . be interested, for rond and bridge pur* “ lawleaa practice" those governments river packet at St. Haul that place wa» nual Woodmen of the World picnic at —SOLDERING OP AT.T. KINDS. |M».t«*E, to invntigote and »Utftft*** to pub- have Indulsoli in, and that only a radi- a frontier town of 5000 inhabitants : Junction City. The Scottish Rite Masons of Oregon lie iifficiiils improved method» o f doing <al change in policy, restoring the At the sign of \V. J. Bars & Co., agents ro„d and bridge work; to investigate United States to It» full right» as a for the D u b u q u e Ai St. Haul Packet will hold their thirty-fourth semi-an Ciui allow you more for your old wheel on a new guaranteed wheel, than anyone in the county. por, upon expenditure, made byj Ml|trB, poW).r, wl„ ^ satisfactory. 00 mpar.y Is- found a job as both steve nual reunion in Portland beginning Furniture Repairing a Specialty. public o f f i c m for road and bridge i»ur -1 ... , .. . j Thursday. June 1. and continuing un- . ' ( H u t o u h nnd v c a h I iouh abtipea, dore and clerk. Baby «arriaire» repaired, tires put on. Salistactu :> puA«n; to aid and u**i*t public officer« » » . | til Saturday. June 3. s li» ran teed. Wilt cal) and deliver any work. .0 the prepsrution of rosd and brilQc C, whlch hmv* btM' n P*'n**trated by the PH O N E KS-V M. J. Clint lost his life and three BICYCLES SUND RIES.IETC. limate» for the purpose o f fixing tax British and I* rendi governments in SC H LE E F BU ILDING other men had narrow escapes from lev 1 C » . This committee »hull hnvc the • d i ln g and censortiig neutral malla, death before being rescued when two right to appoint »uh committees. ¡ are recited tu the communication, and TO RID .CHILD OF WORMS. : fishing boats were wrecked off Sunset D. County O ffice Committee. This 1 answer» are made to the legal argu- bay, near Marshfield. eommittec ahull be charged with the nient» contained in the reply of the Don’t scold the fretful, nervous child. A class of 225 took the grand lodge ■ lu,y of investigating expenditure» and I ¿niente governments to th** firat degree at the *• ssion of the Grand Often it's due to worms. Get rid of the general conduct of county o ffic e s . Amerlcan „ote on the subject. It U London.— At the French headquar these by giving one-half to one lozenge mul milking recommendations regarding vigorously act forth that not only have t* :s in the Balkan» it was announced Lodge of Oddfellows of Oregon, at Kickupoo Worm Killer, a laxative worm appropriations for the support thereof Roseburg. This number has probably , | American commercial Interests been that Bulgarians had occupied the 1 candy, ¿iive only plain nourishing foo-l, and business method» und ruminer of I ; never been exceed* d. Injured, but that the rights of prop lots of out-door exercise and put to bed Greek forts of Rupel, Dragotin and conducting any auch office to the associ I Union county's pi* neer association early. Watch stools and continue gi\ (itimi or to the grand jury; to check ex erty have Un-ii violated and the rules Spaovo, and were advancing from Do- i has chosen La Grande as the next 1 ing Kii-kapoo Worm Lozenges, they will pcn«(iturea of public funds in the opera- of International law and enstom pal- inir Hlssar toward Kavalla meeting place, and the session will be ■ positively remove the worms. 25c ut lion of county offices and ,n report putdy disregarded. The Greek forts Rupel aud Dragotin held July 3. following the close of Druggists. thereon to tin* u-roriation and the grand Land Grant Bill Pastes House. are, respectively, six and nine miles jury to the end that appropriations for The house of representatives, with north of the town of Demir-Hlssar. ! the annual chautat.qi a. county offices ahull not exceed the an out a roll call, pa»»ed the Oregon it James Ralph, vice president and while Spatovo fort lies four miles east nual budget estimate. general manager cf the Hermiston California grant bill by a rising vota of that town. Kavalla is a seaport on K. Sundry Items Budget Committee. Light & Power com, any. was shot and This committee »hull investigate and of 186 to 6. alter having voted down the Aegean Sea. 55 miles in an air killed at Hermiston by James Roth, the Poster amendment, which pro line southeast of Demir-Hlssar. report upon miacelluncuu» and »undry ; president of the company, who then Cottage Grove Transfer item» of the county budget not specific posed to reduce the counties' share of After crossing the Aegean Sea with shot himself. ally provided for in the committee du th* proceeds^ from 30 to 20 per cent. out loss, the Serbian army in full Clyde G. Huntley, of Oregon City, lie» set forth herein. Its report» und As the bill passed, the counties get strength has been landed at Saloniki, was appointed by Governor Withy- recommendation» »hull be made to the the 30 per cent authorised by the cont- according to a di»patche«l received at combe as a member of the Oregon asNoelntlon nnd to the county court aud buf; the state of Oregon gets i'arls by wireless telegraph. Pharmacy board to succeed Leon B. ii I no the expenditure of mi«cellanemi» 20 per «•«•lit: the reclamation fund 40 Serbia's new army has been various Plano Moving and sundry funds in the county budget. Haskins, of Medford, whose term ex p«*r cent, and 10 per cent goes to the ly estimated numbering between 80. Anto Dray For Quick Delivery Said committee »hull also be charged pired May 20. federal treasury. 000 and 100,000 officers and men. with the duty of making reeoinniendii- The annual Booster day celebration O F F IC E : Elite Confectionery Army Bill Call« for *152.274 *97. tion» for economy and efficiency in the ; and stock show at Oregon City Satur Phone 72 The army appropriation bill to be operation of any and nil county depart G ERM ANS PENETRATE LIN E S day was a greater success than had ment» not Nperificully covered by other reported to the house was found to 1 been expected. Over 1000 visitors re- com mitt ce assign men t». total $ 1 f»2.274 297. exclusive of about French Attacks on South Slope of tuftied to their homes after a day full P. School District Committee. This »500,000 for civilian training eantps, Dead Man's Hill Repulsed. ! of entertainment. committee 1 » charged with the duty of for which an estimate is being pre Berlin, via London.— French infan Extensive preparation to protect the investigation and report upon nil mat pared. try attacks on the German positions 1 Siuslaw national forest in western ters of school and district taxation, ex A new provision in the bill is aimed on the southwest slope of Dead Man's penditure» and educational operating I Lane county front fire is to be made method» in the »rhool districts o f the at possible monopolization of freight Hill and on the newly captured village during the early part of the summer, »aid county. It» reports sh.,11 be iimdc traffic with the Philippines by Japa of Oumieres, northwest of Verdun, according to an announcement made to the association, to the grand jury or nese lines, providing that army trans were repulsed with heavy losses to ' hy Supervisor Rankin. to any school di»trict board interested ports may carry merchamlise of Amer the attackers, says the official state The prospects of raising broccoli in therein. It »hall also bc within the ican production to the noncontiguous ment issued at German army head the Coos Bay section, as has been suc scope «if its duties to »«>«* that expendi territory of the United State» and quarters. The statement adds that cessfully followed in Douglas county, ture» of school district money» are made that products of those territories may j German reconnoltering detachments Is attracting much interest. The com W. G. PERRY, Prop. in accordance with estimates and with be brought hack. penetrated the lines of the entente al- mercial bodies of the bay cities are in the limit» of budget items and to Phone 10 The pay of the national guard, now ||n at several points, capturing about endeavoring to interest the farmsrt. make public all matters pertaining to Free Delivery at All Times of the Day to be for the first time on the gov 100 prisoners in the Champagne dis the seopo of its work. This committee | Senator Chamberlain ia preparing to shall have the right to appoint sub com ernment payrolls, totals $9.725,000 of trict. urge an amendment to the sundry civil which $7,500.000 Is for the enlisted mittees. bill to provide $200.000 for developing (1. A Municipal Committee. This men and $2,225.000 for the officers. Texas Militiamen Report. artesian wells and investigation of committee ahnll be charged with the du Th« arming, uniforming and equipping San Antonio. Tex.--Rapid decreases ! underground water supply in the semi- ty o f investigating the expenditures of of the national guard foots up *4.000.- in the number of Texas national arid regions of central and eastern public funds by municipalities within 000; field artillery of the national guardsmen who did not respond to the | Oregon. the ani«l county; the budget estimates of guard $3.000.000. and national guard call to mobilize for service on the bor In compliance with the custom es municipal expenses, the investigation ammunition $3,000.000. There are oth der were reported. Of the original tablished a year ago. the O.-W. R. A and report upon methoila of keeping nr - er large Items for the national guard, 116 who were cited .for court-martial, counts and general tnunicipul adminis ! N. company has arranged to entertain tration efficiency in the county. This Inrludlng $2.500,000 for Ils field ma only 41 remain who still are liable for a party of young women living in va- committee ahull hnve the right to ap neuvers. trial and it is confidently expected , nous parts of the northwest as Its point subcommittees. that before the hearing opens the num 1 guests during the approaches Rose II. A Price List Coinmitt«*e. This TO ASK SU FFRAG E PLANK ber will be less than a dozen. „Festival. committee shall be charged with the The election held at Roseburg for I J-Cicrc O r s ^ * duty of ascertaining and reporting up Two Women's Organizations Will Pre *500,000 Loss at Vancouver, B. C. ; the purpose of amending the charter on the prices paid for aiippliea by count- 9 sent Claims to National Convention w * Vancouver. B. C.— Fire of unknown to permit issuing of bonds in the sum ic", school districts and municipalities Chicago. The National American origin starting in the Alberta Facifto of *30(V,000 for the construction of • and with reporting the said prices to the A POORLY FED HOR8E secretary of the association. This com Woman Suffrage association will meet grain elevator and adjoining the $1,- railroad to Rock Creek. In the timber mitt«** »hall have the right to appoint In Chicago June 6 7 and will attempt »00,000 plant of the New England Fish district east of Roseburg. carried by a reflects discredit on its owner, but tke owner gets the worst of tho deal be subcommittees. tb Induce the republican nntlonal con company, caust>d a loss of over *500.- vote of 651 to 94. cause economy in feeding the n o w Hection 2. Additional standing com vention to Include a suffrage plunk In 000 on Vancouver's water front. Ew-en McLennan, of Shanlko, one of affect* its working capeeity as well as mitte«*» muy b<> created hy the board o f the party platform, according to an an- the most extensive stockraiaers in its appearance. I f your horse kicks on di roc tors from time to time 11 » the same nouneement by Mrs Carrie Chapman Alaska Government Line le Running. eastern Oregon, was found guilty by a his feed you can correct it by buying may be necessary and be appointed ns ( -att president of the association, re Seward, Alaska.— An official report Jury in circuit court at The Dalles on your feed here, as you get the best h«*rein provided. quality for the least outlay. Farmers, celved here. The woman's party na of the progress on the United States the charge of stealing and killing two contractors and hors* owners generally A R T IC L E XI tional convention will In* held here at railroad. Anchorage section, shows the horses belonging to C. E. Matthews, know that our feed is always up to the Amendments This constitution mny be amended at the same time and for the same pur track completed 32 miles out from of Criterion. The case was the cul standard. nny regular quarterly meeting upon a pose, but the two orgunlzations wlTl Anchorage and trains running 25 to mination of a stockmen's fight of many 30 miles an hour. work Independently. years' standing. (Continued on pnge 6) The Old Reliable First National Bank Cottage Grove, Oregon H . F. O A K E S BULGARS OCGUPY FORTS IN GREECE L . L . H arrel Draying of all Kinds Fresh Meats G ood M e ats At Prices that are right People’s Meat Market STERLING FEED CO.