Closing Out Sale at
The M usic H ouse
day a t 11 o ’clock, Rev J o h n Sutherlin,
of Lorane, offic ia tin g . It was a quite
home wedding, only a few intim ate
friends outside of the families of the
co n tracting p arties being in attendance.
The home decorations were beautiful
and a bounteous w edding d in u c r was
served. The couple will reside upon
Mr. H ull's farm about two miles south
of Cottage Grove.
Festival of St. J o h n the B a p tist Is
Observed.
The annual festival of St. Jo h n the
Haptist was observed Sunday afternoon
by the Masonic bodies with services at
the Methodist church, which were large
ly atten d e d by th e general public. T he
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AT COST—A Very Unusual
Masons and members of th e E astern
Opportunity.
S tar marched to the church in a body
and occupied the front section. The
EDISON BLUE AMBEROLA RECORDS AT 30c EACH
following program was rendered:
P r eessional Piano aud O rgan “ A n
Until the End—Less Than Cost.
d a n te Con M o to ’ ’ ( B u re tte )___Miss
Mabel Vnatch and Mrs. M ary Kerr
SEWING MACHINES AT COST—Less Than Mail Order
Invocation—■.---------- Bro. H. N. Aldrich
House Prices for a Standard Make of Machine.
11 nt roductory—
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.................. Bro. Worth Harvey, W. M.
Q u a r t e t -Masonic Ode, “ Hail, Mason
LARGE LINE OF SHEET MUSIC AT 5c PER COPY—
r y ’ ’ .......... .......................... . Mesdnmes
Popular Music at 10c per Copy.
Miller, Short, Bros. Aldrich, Harvey
S cripture— 1st. Cor. IS, M att. 7-12___
---------------- ----- Bro. H. N. Aldrich
Address— ........... ...... Bro. l>. A. MacLeod
IF YOU INTEND TO BUY A PIANO YOU MUST
Solo— “ Somebody Did a Golden
D e e d ’’ (W. 8. W eodoni__ _________
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE S A L E PRICES
.................................. Mrs. Blunche Short
“ The Dewdrop L e c tu r e ’ ’______ ___ ___
_______________ Bro. Geo. O. Knowles
Q u a rte t—“ Jerusalem , the G o ld e n ’ ’
(Alex. E w in g ) __ ____
Mesdniues
Miller, Short, Bros. Aldrich, Harvey
Hymn 1* Bleat Be the Tie th a t
B i n d s ’’................................ Congregation
Benediction— (All in U nison)___ _
_________________ _____ __ T he Lord
bless ns and keep us. T he Lord
■nuke His f a r e to shine upon us and
be gracious un to us. The Lord lift
3-H
upon us the L ight of His Coun
te nanc e and g iv e us pence. Amen
Mr*. E lbert Bede, who soon d epa rts sent were Mr. and Mrs. Bede, l)r. uud Recessional—P ian o and O rgan “ F ast
for th e east, was the guest of honor at Mrs. C. E. Frost, Mr, and Mrs. 8. V.
M a rc h ” (T e rlm an) .............. ...... Miss
a social evening Tuesday at the Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Burkholder and daughter
Mabel V eatch and Mrs. M ary K err
Clara Burkholder home. A d a in ty two Belle and Mrs. Lydia Stouffer.
■
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course luncheon was served. Those pre-
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The engagem ent and early m arriage
of H ans George Shroeder, of Berkeley,
Cal., and Miss Helen E dna Raymer, of
L O G A N B E R R IE S . BL A C K B ER
C ottage Grove, was announced by Rev.
R IE S A ND R A S P B E R R I E S
and Mrs. Horace N. Aldrich, uncle and
aunt of the bride-elect, a few days ago,
E V E R F R E S H FOOD CO M PA N Y
and on Monday afternoon the ladies of
Sutherlln. Oregon
the M ethodist Episcopal church te n d e r
ed Miss Raymer a miscellaneous shower
in the church parlors. One o f the
pleasing fea tu re s o f the afternoon was
a burlesque wedding ceremony in w hich
Rev. H. N. Aldrich offic ia ted and in
which Mrs. Carrie H emenway imperson
Just a Few of the Things
ated the groom and Miss Maude Hooper
[E v e ry religious organization is in
the bride and all the minute d etails of
We Want to Buy
vited to use this column for announce
an elaborate w edding were carried out.
ment of its services and o th e r news.
Miss Raymer, accompanied by Mrs. H.
C
ontributors are requested to omit ex
WOOD
EGOS
.V. Aldrich, will leave W ednesday for
hortations and oth e r editorial m atter,
( Berkeley, where she will be united in
and to make the announcem ent of ser
WHEAT
BUTTER
, m arriage to Mr. Hchroeder Sunday, J u ly
vices as concise as possible. Social
2. Rev. Aldrich will accom pany his
functions, etc., an d news outaide of the
CHICKENS
BEANS
wife and Miss Raymer as f a r south as
weekly announcem ent may be elahorat
| C entral Point, Oregon, where he will
OLD SPUDS BACON
ed upon.)
o ffic ia te at a w edding Wednesday eve
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ning.
P
re
sb
y
te
ria
n
Church
D. A. MacLeod,
SPECIAL PRICES on FEED
<9 3* ♦
p astor; phone 137R. Bible school at 10
The male members of th e E astern
& FLOUR in QUANTITIES
a. m. Morning worship a t 11 a. in. J u n
S ta r en tertain ed the women of the c h a p
ior C hristian E n d ea v o r a t 3 p. rn. E ve
ter at 6:30 F rid a y ev e n in g with an ele
ning worship at 7:30 p. m.
g an t banquet in Masonic hall. About
Service at 11 a. m. Subject, “ C iti
forty were present and to say th a t the
z e n sh ip .”
S ubjec t for evening, ” A
a f f a i r was a splendid success, both from
M a n .”
a culinary and an ar tis tic point of view,
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would be p u ttin g it mildly. Mr. Bader
C hristian Science— Services in the
was the dec orative a r tis t, and the dining
chapel at 242 Second stree t each S un
tables and banquet room were profusely
day at 11 a. m. R egular testim onial
adorned with roses, ferns and cam puna
meeting each W ednesday at 7:30 p. m.
la. Andrew Brund, Geo. Knowles, H. N.
The building is open for the use of the
Aldrich, Van Allison, O. L. Nichols, Geo.
circulating lib ra ry each We lnesdav
Scott, Worth H arv ey and E. A. Gleason
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordial
were th e com m ittee on arran g e m en ts
ly invited to the services, as well as to
and
waited
on
the
tables,
each
wearing
CHANGE of PROGRAM EVERY DAY
make use of the literature .
a w hite coat and a pink boutonniere.
With the Exception of—
The women expressed th e ir appreciation
with a rising vote o f thanks, toasts and
Disston-Champion Stage Line
a college yell. The men were ably a s
sisted by Mrs. Geo. K err and daughter,
Alex Lundberg, P ro p rieto r
Mrs. P itch e r. The menu consisted of
F R E I G H T I N G
crab coctails w ith wafers, codfish p a t
Huddle Horses and P a ck in g to All
ties and hot rolls, ripe olives, roast veal,
P a r ts of the Camp
mashed potatoes, green peas, sliced
Phone 10F41
Which Is Shown on Toes.-Wed.
tomatoes and cucumbers, cookies, ice
cream and coffee.
A regular m eeting of the ch a p te r fol
Apostolic F a ith Mission—F re d Horn-
lowed the banquet.
sbuh,
pastor. Services every Wednes
4 <$> ♦
Mrs. J . P. Graham, Mrs. Helen Hilsby day evening at Mission hall, opposite
and Miss E sther Hilsby are the hostesses depot. Sunday a t 3 p. m. E very Wed
at the m eeting of the Constellation club nesday a t 8 p. m. E verybody invited
to these meetings. No collections taken.
this afternoon.
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Catholic
C
hurch—F
a th e r Moran, pas
F ranklin M. H ildreth, of Corvallis,
tor.
Mass
every
S
un
d
ay a t 8 and 10:30
and Ivy M. Holcomb were quietly m a r
a. m.
ried a t the b r i d e ’s home J u n e 22, Rev. a. m. Sermon a # t 10:30
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A 3 Reel Comedy
H orace N. Aldrich pronouncing the ring
Christian Church Elizabeth Ware,
ceremony. A fam ily w edding dinner
FEATURING
supply
minister. Bible school at 0:45
was served. The H ild re th s will spend
some tim e a t New port, a f te r which they a. m. C hristian E ndea vor a t 7 p. m.
8 p. m.
will m ake their home in Corvallis, where Services a t 11 a. * m. * and
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Mr. H ildreth is sup e rin ten d e n t in the
M ethodist Episcopal C hurch—Hnraee
Oregon P ow er company ’» office.
N. Aldrich, pastor. Sunday school every
The W o m a n ’* Relief corps held their Sunday at 0:45 a. m. Service with ser
usual m eeting S a tu rd a y in Phillips hall. mon a t 11 a. m. an d 7:30 p. m. J u n io r
A b ir th d a y dinner was served. A t the League a t 3 p. m. E pw orth League a t
business meeting, Mrs. Ellen Jones, d e 6:30 p. m.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
@ 0 rtrtu
Berries W anted !
Short’s
Grocery
Roy E. Short
IT THE ARCADE
“The Girl and
the Game”
Spedai Program
On The Fourth
“Fickle Fatty’s Fall”
FATTY ARBUCKLE
VAUDEVILLE
Bud Rose
And His Wooden Headed Partner
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The Coward
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A 5 Reel Drama
legate to the annual convention of d e
p a rtm e n t of Oregon, gave her report.
Mrs. Spriggs, a new member, was e n te r
tained. On b eha lf of the eorps, the p re
sident presented Mrs. D u ffy with a gold
W. R. C pin.
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The M. P. O. club was e n tertain ed in
a very novel m anner T uesday by Mrs.
Chas. Admit». T here was a picnic lunch
and stu n ts of m any kinds to cause
I amusement. The band and the q u a r te t
made a d istin c t hit. Ouests of the club
| were Mrs. 8. V. Allison, Mrs. K. K.
j Mills, Mrs. Howe, Miss Howe, Miss
L aura Kennon, Miss H e f ty and Miss
ijulu Currin.
♦
ADMISSION: 10c & 15c
♦
♦
A lbert Hull and Mis* J u li e t Woodard
were united in m nrriage a t th e home of
the b r i d e ’s parents, Mr. and M S . A. L.
Woodard, in south C ottage Grove S u n
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ULTIMATUM SENT BY OREGON NEWS NOTES SUCCESSFUL PICNIC
LANSING TO MEXICO OF GENERAL INTEREST BY I. 0. 0. F.
Immediate Release of Troopers Important Occurrences of Past
and Quick Explanation
Week Briefly Compiled for
Cur Readers.
Demanded.
W a sh in g to n .—A d em an d for the Im
m e d ia te re le a se of tho A m erican
IrtMipers ta k e n p riso n e r a t C arrlzal,
coupled w ith a s te r n notification th a t
th e U nited S ta te s expecta a n early
s ta te m e n t of the purposes of the C a r
ra n z a go v ern m e n t was te leg rap h e d to
Mexico City by S e c re ta ry Lanalng.
T h e note d ta d o a e s th a t th e s ta te
d e p a r tm e n t received a com m u n ic atio n
from the de facto g o v e rn m e n t ata tln g
th a t th e C a r r ti a l fight was th e d ire c t
result of o r d e r s to a t ta c k A m erican
soldlera moving o th e rw ise th a n tow ard
the border, personally Issued by G en
eral C a r r a n s a to G eneral T re v in o and
by the la tte r co m m u n ic a te d to U eneral
Pershing.
G eneral C a rr a n z a la req u ired to
place him self on rec o rd formally and
the plain Intim ation Ilea behind the
re s tr a in e d lan g u ag e of Mr. L an sin g 's
com m u n ic atio n th a t force will be m e t
with force. A pparently, how ever, the
W a shington g o v e rn m e n t Is d e te rm in e d
th a t the de facto g o v e rn m e n t shall not
evade responsibility before the world
if w ar la forced upou the United
States.
L egislative a p p ro v a l of P re s id e n t
W ilson's use of th e national g uard In
the Mexican crisis was voted alm ost
unanim ously by th e house In adopting
a resolution d ec la ring the e x iste n ce of
an e m erg en c y and giving th e p resid e n t
a free h a n d to d raft a s federal soldiers
all g u a rd sm e n willing to ta k e th e r e
quired oath.
G overnm e nt su p p o rt for fam ilies of
national g u ard sm e n on the Mexican
b order was elim inated from th e Hay
militia resolution w hen It was re p o rt
ed to th e s e n a te by the m ilitary com
mittee.
A provision th a t m a rrie d m en or
o th e rs with d ep e n d en ts, m ay be e x
cused from se rv ic e w as s u b stitu te d
With this a m e n d m e n t th e reso lu
tion. which allow s th e p re sid e n t to
d ra ft all national g u a r d s m e n tnto
Mexican service, was rec om m ende d
for Im m ediate approval.
AMERICANS
OUTNUMBERED
Negro Soldier D eclares 700 M exicans
A tta ck e d 84 U. S. C avalrym en.
Columbus. N. M.—E ight to one—
th e se a r e now said to be the odds
a g a in st which the A m ericans s tru g
gled a t Carrlzal.
A su rv iv o r of th e e n g a g em en t. Sam
II. H a rris, a negro priv ate of C troop.
T e n th cavalry, was brought to the
b o rd er suffering from wounds In his
left sh o u ld e r and arm.
From him
c a m e the a s s e r tlo n U h a t pitted a g a in st
th e 84 men of th e A m erican d etac h
m e n t w ere fully 706 Mexicans.
" T o top It off.” said H arris, “ they
had a m ach in e gun and they su rp rised
us.
“ We a p p ro a ch ed th e m In a peaceful
way. an d neve r had any Idea th a t they
would try to m a s s a c r e us. Had we
know n th e y w anted to fight we would
have given It to them . I guess they
got enough, a t th a t . ”
O regon T roops O rdered to Move.
C a m p W lthycom be, Or. — C a p ta in
K e n n e th P. W illiams, federal m u s t e r
ing o fficer for Oregon, received o rd e rs
to ru sh the T hird B attalion of the
T h ir d In fa n try to Han Diego.
A ccording to the figures available,
th e re w ere 374 m en In the T h ird B a t
talion, which d e p a rte d T u esd a y a f t e r
noon; th e r e a r e 244 m en In the Sec
ond B attalion and 179 men In B atte ry
A, which e n tra in e d W e d n esd ay ; th e re
will be 488 men in the F irs t Battalion,
which left T h u rs d a y , J u n e 29. and 116
men In T ro o p A, which d e p a r ts J u n e
30.
T h o u s a n d s G reet G u ard s In Camp.
T ac o m a, W ash.— W a rlik e s c e n e s of
S panish-A m erican w ar days w ere r e
e n a c te d a t ( 'a m p E lm e r E. Brown at
A m erican L ake In th e o u ts k irts of T a
coma, w h ere th e Second Regim ent, In
fan try , of th e W a sh in g to n national
guard, pitched tents, to a w a it call to
th e Mexican border. Fully 20,000 p e r
sons from T a c o m a and neigh boring
tow ns flocked to the m ilita ry re se rv e
to se e th e g u a rd sm e n Sunday.
B ap tist Church— C. C. Van Gorkum,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. P re a c h G erm a n W om en G re et F rench S isters.
T h e H ague, via txindon.—T h e Zelt-
ing 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
6:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting Thursdny a t s c h rlft F u e r F ra u e n s tim m r e c h t, the
7:30 p. m.
G e rm a n w om an s u ffra g e organ, has
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s e n t th e following g re e tin g to th e wo
Seventh day A d v e n tis t Church P r a y m en of F ra n c e :
er m eeting W ednesday a t 7:30 p. m.
" W e feel, th in k an d su ffe r like you,
Young P e o p le ’s Missionary Volunteer
and s w e a r t h a t a f te r th is c a ta s tr o p h ic
society F rid a y a t 7:30 p. m. S abbath
w a r th e w omen of all n ations shall
school each S a b b ath a t 1:30 p. m. S er
w ork u n ite dly to p re v e n t fore ver Its
vice* following.
r e c u rr e n c e .”
S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC T IM E TA BLE.
H u g h e s W elcom es P ro g re ss iv e Help.
New York.— C h a rles E. H ughes, r e
N o rth Bound
South Bound
publican nom inee for president, s e n t
No. 16— 1:37 a. m. No. 13— 1:37 a. m.
No. 18— 8.-40 a. m. No. 15— 7:03 a. m. a te le g ra m to O. K. Davis, s e c r e ta ry
No. 20— 1:35 p. m. No. 17—3:16 p. m. of th e pro g re ssiv e n atio n al com m ittee,
No. 14—4:32 p.
m. No. 19— 7:32 p. m w elcoming th e su p p o rt of the p ro g re s
No. 48— 8:10 p. m. (from Divide only). sive psrty.
T h e pioneer m in e rs of th e S p a r la
se ction held s reunion s t S p a r ta J u u e
38.
T he form ation of a militia com pauy
of 150 m em bers Is u n d er wsy a t l<a
Grande.
T h e sixth a n u u s l G rand Konde
C h a u ta u q u a opened Sunday a t l«a
G rande.
A d e posit of lim esto n e stu n g P en
th e r creek In Yamhill county haa been
discovered.
T he a n n u a l exhibition of the O regon
S w eet Pea Society will be held early
In Ju ly In Portland.
J u d g e J a m e s L. Collins, 88 y ea rs
old. a r e sid e n t of Polk county for 69
years, died a t Dallas.
Tw enty-six P end le to n y o u th s left
hom e In a special c a r for Boise to Join
th e Iduho s ta te mtlltta.
T h e an n u a l convocation of the E a s t
e r n O regon diocese of the Episcopal
ch u rc h was held a t Baker.
T h e f irs t c o n ve ntion of th e C h ris
tian ch u rc h e v e r held e a s t of th e f a s
c a d e s was held a t P endleton.
T h e Pacific ay nod of the E vangeli
cal L u th e ra n ch u rc h convened a t T he
Dalles for a four days' session.
A c a m p a ig n to se c u re sign ific an t
an d a p p r o p r ia te n a m e s for all of Hood
R iver c o u n ty ’s highw ays Is u n d e r way.
More th a n GOO Scum llnavlaua from
th ro u g h o u t the valley Joined In a mid
s u m m e r featlval In A shland S atu rd ay .
F r e e w a t e r ’a first a n n u a l c h e r ry day
w as a g rea t success. It was e s tim a te d
th a t a b o u t 3000 people w ere lit a t t e n d
ance.
S am u e l W hite of P ortlund w as elect
ed c h a ir m a n of the d e m o c ra tic s ta te
c e n tr a l c o m m ittee a t a m eeting held
lu Portland.
T h e p re lim in a ry s te p s to w ard the
form ing of a com pany of In fa ntry aud
one of co a st a rtille r y In A storia a r e
being taken.
I le r m is to n h as decided upon O cto
b e r 19, 20 and 21 as th e d a te s for ho ld
ing the a n n u a l dairy and hog ahow
In th a t city.
A f a r m e r s ' c o u rse w as held a t Elk-
ton, Douglas county, J u n e 27 and 28
by r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s of the O regon a g r i
c u ltu r a l college.
D am age e s tim a te d a t a b o u t 140,000
w as done when tho Eccles L u m b e r
mill, a b o u t two miles from Hanks, was
d e s tro y e d by fire.
A new lu m b e r Industry Is to be d e
veloped on the Hogue river In C urry
county, which will r e su lt In ta n oak
being put on the m a rk e t.
S ince com m ercial fishing began In
O regon, m ore th a n 1100.000,000 In
w ealth h a s ac crued to citizens from
th is gigantic "c ro p " alone.
H teblnger B ro th e rs of Portland, con
tr a c to r s on H oseburg's federal build
ing. have an nounced th a t ac tu a l work
on the s t r u c t u r e will com m enc e J u ly 1.
At a m e etin g of th e d ire c to rs of the
K oseburg P ark and F a ir as socia tion
It was decided to hold a county fair
In Koaeburg on S e p te m b e r 13. 14. and
16
W hile resc u in g his little sla te r from
dro w n in g in th e w a te rs of th e L ittle
L u c k la m u te river, n e a r Huver, Earl
Cecil, 14 y e a r s old, h im self w as d r o w n
ed.
O sw ald West, fo rm e r gov ern o r of
Oregon, h a s notified the prohibition
p a rty of hla d ec lina tion of th a t p a rty 's
n o m in a tio n for r e p r e s e n ta tiv e la co n
gress.
A su rv ey of tho grain situ atio n
th ro u g h e a s te r n U m atilla county r e
veals th e fact th a t the com ing crop
Is to be much b e tte r th a n g ro w e rs p r e
dicted a m onth ago.
B etw een 7000 and 8000 1-year old
tr o u t hav e been planted In th e M cKen
zie riv e r u nder the direction of the
fish and gam e bureau of the E ugene
c h a m b e r of com m erce.
T h e gen e ral c o n tra c t for th e ereo-
tlon of th e proposed 1126.000 high
school building to be erected a t B a k er
was a w a rd e d to O. H. Waale, of Baker,
who e n te r e d a bid of $84.667.
S pace In the p am p h let for a r g u
m e n ts for and a g a in s t the Initiative
m e a s u r e s to be voted on this fall will
co s t $66 a page th is year, acco rd in g
to S e c r e ta r y of S ta te Olcott.
A rr a n g e m e n ts have been com pleted
for th e holding of the fourth a n n u a l
te n n is c.\in>|donshlp of s o u th e rn O re
gon on th e c o u rts of th e Medford Oolf
and C ountry Club from Ju ly 3 to ».
Renew ed ac tivity In th e placer
claim s In th e Bohemia mining d is tric t
n e a r Cottage Grove Is Indicated by the
re c e n t visit of Ix>a Angeles ca pita lists,
who a r e In teres ted In p roperty there.
T h e traffic d e p a r tm e n t of th e O.-W.
R. A N. com pany h as ordered the
n am e n t Bendlere, Its te rm in u s In H a r
ney county, to be cha n g ed to Crane,
for fear th e nam e would be confuaed
with Bend In Crook county.
W hen th e tr a in s of th e Union Paclflo
pull Into T he Dalles on Ju ly 3 and 4
they will be greeted a t th e depot by
a m o n s te r chorus of 500 voices and a
band of 24 pieces to let them know
th a t the city is c e le b ra tin g the Fourth.
M auy fluiti O utsid# Olile* Al temi Osi#
Oratimi Itera. D lunsr and a
P rogram Aiuue#
The umiliai plrn lr of thè Odi! Felluws
lodge* of Lune cnunty, beld bere last
Thursduy, was otte of Ihe must attese**-
fui tu (he Itiatory of thè order. Provimi«
lo thè big bnxkol diniior ut nona, thè
lodgomon pnritdi'd thè |irinei|iiil Street*,
Tliey a e r e led by thè Cottugo Univo
bulli!, whit-h ahowod iiinrkcd Itnprovs-
atout ìli thè quulity of its iiiuaie. The
band ulsii |duyed during thè ditiuor hour
nnd for Ilio Street diinve In thè evoiiiug.
Follo» ing di liner, a progrnui wus reti
dered nt thè city pnrlt. 11. J . Hhiiiii
gnve thè iiddress of welcome, wliìrh »un
roiqiouded Ut by Col. J . M. William*, of
Eugeni*.
Ali interesting nddresa wns
delivored by Fred Wulkor, of Spring
field, grumi wurden of thè order. Othor
nnmber* » e r e u reuding by Miss Mil
dred Prlngle, niusirul nutuber* by thè
Methodiat ehitn-h orrheatrn nnd a mule
q u arte ! som postai of A. A. Uiehmotid,
S. L. NI ne Itili, C. K. Uuiphrey nnd Kev.
IL N. Aldrieh. A program of amali
«porta followed.
Members of thè order were preseli!
from Kugene, Springfield, erram eli,
Jo n e limi City, l(o»ohurg nini other
place*.
Butcllfr* Wtus Mora Laurei«
Hpenkiiig o f Ih e c hu u tu iiq un , th è P ro
vo ( U t a h ) Boriili! «nys: “ E i u h a n d
e v e ry iium her o f th è p ro g r a m wua fu lly
up to t h è s t a n d a r d o f e x c e l le n re prom
laod, nini w hile th è muiiiigem ent culi»
for un e xp ression from th o ir p a tr o n » aa
to j u s t w h irh p uri ir a la r numbi-r pleuaed
tlieta inoat, th è Itiujority o f (h e people
d u e to Ihe g e n e ra i e x c e lle n re o f a l l -
«oonied e n tirely itnuble to d e ri d e . T liere
la, ho «re ver, mie p o m i li poti w h irh they
app etir to Ite Uiiuiiimou*, an d flint is, th è
« u p rr b e t r e l l e n r e o f th è m a n a g e m e n t
u n d er th è tibie d ir e c ti o n o f th è rom
pulì) '» e x e r u t i v e o f f i r e r in tb e persoli
o f D o rto r H u tr l if f e , whose r o u r t e s y ,
k imlnc»« nnd g eu eru l » o rlhine»» ha»
r e r t u i n l y won th è h eurt» o f th è people.
T h e mie g r e a t d e sire upon th è |m r t o f all
seem s tu I h -, th n t « l i n i thia comm enti
tilde in n titu tio n re tu rn » n e x t y r n r , it
m ny he in r b n r g e o f thia getierous,
w hole «ouled, an d kiuilly r b r i s t i n n g e n i
Iemali. ’ ’
Chiropractors.
Dr. U. P. B radford and wife, ala te li
censed chiropractie physicians, In p r a c
tice 7 years. All rh ru n ir aud acute cases
M in e» » fully handled without tbe use of
the kn ife or drugs, no m a tte r w hat the
name of your disease is. Consultation
nnd exam ination fm> to all. Hours, 6
a. in. to 7:30 p. m., nnd by appointm ent.
Both phonea, 23 nnd 7. I -onduli O re
gon.
may 10june28pd
Notice for Publication.
Departm ent of the Interior, U. H.
Lami O ffice nt Uoseburg, Oregon, Ju n e
22, 1916.
Notice in hereby given th a t William
It. Flock, of Onkridge, Oregon, who, on
J u ly 25, 1911, maile Homestend E n try ,
Serial No. 07278, for l-ot 4 nnd part of
Lots 2 nnd 3, described by metes and
bounds, of See. 17, Tp. 21 8., If. 3 K.
W. M , und on November 9, 1914, mude
Additionul Homestead E n try , Serial No.
09828, for the N W % «I l-ot 1, nnd Lots
2, 3, and 4 of See. 17, Tp. 21 8., R. 3
E. W. M., except the land embraced in
original entry No. 07278, has filed no
tice of intention to make final five-
year proof, to establish claim to the
Innd above deacribed, before I. P. Hew
itt, U. H. Commissioner, at his office at
Eugene, Oregon, on the 15th dny of
August, 1916.
Claim ant names ns witnesses;
H. E.
Wnlker, of Onkridge, Oregon; J . L.
Flock, of Onkridge, Oregon; W. S.
Wnlker, o f Onkridge, Oregon; William
Flock, of Onkridge, Oregon.
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W. II. CANON, Keginter.
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
L IC E N S E D CH IR O PR A C T IC
P H Y S IC IA N
Consultation and exam ination free. (
fiee hours 9 to 5. Sundays und evenin
by appointment.
Office nnd Resilience: 104 N orth Six
S treet, Cottage Grove, Oregon
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