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* OREGON NEWS NOTES THE 64TH CONGRESS OF GENERAL INTEREST OPENS LAST SESSION Principal Events of the Week Railroad, Trade and Immigra* Briefly Sketched for Infor tlon Legislation First to mation of Our Readers. Be Considered. Satisfy!— that’s a new thing for a cigarette to do Five l.lun county idtle* livid munic V\ ushluglon The session of con ipal •lertlona Muiiduy grena which opened Monday and will Secretary uf State Olcott la In Chi* expi.e by limitation nil .March 3, Is «.*»<> to vlalt lila alalvr, who I s acrti.u*' tolug to Ire a short one, but a busy ly III. It’ « nothing for a cigarette to just taste good—lots of •tie. Tlia olili-r lioy»' conference In-Id 11 » The first und most Important bust- cigarette« may do that. But Chesterfields do more— they Mill auuual meeting lu Corvallis laat .ess of the session will be ll.e passage satisfy / Just like e thick, juicy steak satisfies svhea WMk. if the appropriation bills ll.e regular you're hungry. II.«. Rogue Klvvr Vall.-y H«-rk»lilr«- appropriation bills to meet the cost assiuiatloo was organized at Urania uf rum.lug the government, lu addlllou Y et, with all that, Chesterfields are M ILD / I'aaa laat week to which efforts will be made to pass I .alia» eburrhva and lodges will u river and t.urbor bill and at. omnibus in.lie this yuai' III a municipal Christ public building bill N o other cigarette can give you this now enjoyment ms» tree and program (satisfy, yet mild), for the good reason that no cigarette Additional Railroad Legislation. Affidavit* lo luiporl ll<|.ior Into maker can copy the Chssterfield blond—an entirely new Aside Iroiu ll.e appropriation bills M.illuouiali county lotallad 33,SOU dur there will come lip other Important combination of tobaccos and the most important develop* lug (lie moilili uf November questions, soa.e harked by the admit, ment in cigarette blending in 20 years. Medford lllgl. school won tile fool .strallou, and others brought forward ball cliamploualilp of southern Oregon lu spite of the administration. The ilfctfcwHt Cbt by defeallug Ashland 10 lo 0 . president, lu his opening message. Tile t'lackamaa County Anglers' as ■ ailed attention to the railroad sltua ,**Giyo ms a package o f thoss cigarettes that SATISFY"! aoclatlon was organized at Oregon tlon and strongly urged the passage City with a charter memberalili* of 4(. of al least a part of (lie remainder of A sleeping row oil the tracks be his original program. There will he tween Coqullhe ai.d Myrtle I'olnt a wholesome sentiment In congress, wrecked the Coos Hay limited pas regardless of party, lo do something seuger tralu. (o straight.-I. out the railroad (angle According lo figures compiled by Without a hint from the president, Insurance t'oiumlsslouer Wells the an effort will lie made to get up and fire losses In Oregon In November to to pass the liumlgratloo hill which taled 1172.636 was sidetracked last summer. I.e.-anse The auuuul show of the Central of the pollllua Involved The hill pro Willamette I’oultry association will vl.les for ail educational teal for In.mi lake place In this city llaceuiber 13 grants: I'resld.-ut Wilson does not be to III. Inclunlv*. lleve In the educational test. If the 'Hie Salem Junior Commercial club, bill, already passed by the bouse, which will be an auxiliary of the Mai should pass the senate. It will carry cm Coinii.errlal dub. was organize«! the educational lest, and It then will with 21 Himubers be up to the president to determine A bill piling to Insurance fomnila whether he will sign or veto the meaa »loner Wells power lo uppolllt a fire ure. marshal, will l>e lulroducad at the Wsbb Bill May Be Revived. next legislative session Another hill to be revived Is what The Oregon Agricultural college A l IL D Is known as the Webb hill, recoui football team defeated the Cnlverslty mended by two members of the cab uf Southern California eleven at l.os Inet and by Ihe federal trade commls Angeles Thursday 16 to 7. More than boo delegates ar* expect alon. empowering American exporters to combine to control prices lu foreign ed to attend the sixth annual Oregon markets, and to cooperate In the for Irrigation congress, whirl, will con elgu trade This hill Is strongly urged veue lu Portland Junuary 4. & and 6 by liotli republicans and democrat* The auuual meeting of the Stale ami Its early passage Is to be sought, Association of County Judges und Coiuiult.alon.-rs will open n I'-.r and that Anierl.-uii business men may !hc more effectively prepare to in.-.-t trail» tie. ember 12 for a foil- .lav«' r«e* Ion Mr. Shaddock and Chas. Wilkinson day for his home at Cottage Grove. Veateh home from Monday nntil Thurs competition In fore'in n.a-ket* »rtet folk < ouiity Angora g-itts u In made a business trip to Eugene Satur Arthur Bailee went to the Grove Wed day morning. the restoration o ' i»eace In Europe ami. dent* I l-v »-.i-ler». and -iit'.ern day. nesday. B. F. McCollum « d Henry Mendell breeders s.td st.M k raisers ll.st local ] Appropriate' ns On y Oil1 Can Pass Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H uff, o f Boyd, are Nora Ward returned Saturday from have each purchased a new range. M< miters tall of new »••tea l.-tt It bieede.s ate filld.i.g «li.'flrilUj lu fill visiting at the home of Mr. H u ff’s sis attending teachers’ institute at Eugene. Miss Anne Sharpe visited last week is the general opinion ll.ut little otlie* lb| orders ter, Mrs. Chas. Conner. with her sisters in Lorane. Miss Minnie Oovemor W l'bvcom be Vot.day re than aoproprlaHon lolls can l-e paaseo (Special to The Sentinel.) 100 Per C«nt Spellers at Star. Sharpe accompanied her home Friday. Dee. 5.—The ladies o f the Silk Creek kpp.dl.led Harvey tie. kwltb. of fort 'll ll.e short sets'ott. D IS 8 T 0 N A N D RUJADA. Btar, Ore., Dec. 5.— (Special to The Miss Minnie Gouley, o f Eugene, spent While congressmen appro, isle tl.ai aid met Wednesday at the home of Sentinel)— Those in District No. 122 Thanksgiving in Eugene with her pa laud, an a mem tier of the Industrial who received 100 per cent in the recent rents. (Special to The Sentinel.) a. «-Idem con.mission The appointive luilroad pri bleiua, conservation legls Mrs. Ella Thompson for the purpose of tying u comforter. Mrs. Thompson county spelling contest were: Hugh Dec. 5.— Frank Standcliff left Disston latluu. Immigration, suffrage, nnto.nal John Teeters went to Eugene Wednes term is tor tour yearn. With a total of IM22 entries, not In prohlh.it>. it. corrupt practice* m.-as served a delirious lunch nnd Mr. White Monday to go to Ro»eburg to see hi* Hunk.us, Velma Sallee and Donald day and joined his sister Benetta. From entertained the gu»-st* by playing his father and visit with friends. Owen. there they went to Thurston, where eluding turkeys, ducks and gee».- Co- tires and other unfinished b.tsln-s* violin u part of the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings visited they visited at the home of their aunt, eighth ul.u.tal show of the Oregon will he pressed for roBsIderation, and Mi»a tiling returned Monday morn v c Mumlay with Mrs. Hastings’ fa THE CEDARS. *trs. Taylor Needhum, until Sunday. Poultry A IVt Stock assiM-latlon open Hi at efforts tnnv In- made to inveatt ing from a v i».t with Mrs. Hay Trask, her ami mother. Grant Bales shipped a second carload gate alleged election frauds slid ex ed lu furtluud Monday. at Cottage drove. Mr. and Mr*. Mackintosh went to Cot (Special to The Sentinel.) o f apples Thursday. Mrs II II Itobblua. wife of a Hood pendltures of Ihe national campaign Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Bittinger enter Dec. 4.— Mrs. Curtis Veateh left fot age drove on business Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baillie, o f Clack Hlver orchardlst. finds profit lit rats these subjects at present ure over taine.l the J. Overholner family anil Mr ’ortland Sunday to receive medical ait! amas, spent Thanksgiving at the home etnrned home Monday. lug China pheasants, which are sold shadowed by the high prices of food and Mrs. I.. B. Slagle Thank.»gi\ing. Ed. Ashby and family took Thanks of Mr. Baillie’s sister, Mrs. James Mis* Theln.a Jones visited with he. ,'iving dinner with Mrs. Ashby's inoth- ¡ou ley. Mrs. I.<m Wheeler ami .laughter Edith ister, Mrs. deorge Hastings, Inst week at fancy prices to breeders In differ ami measures for relief r, Mrs. Clow. One of ihe lively discussions of the entertained Thursday for Mr. and Mr» .‘turning home Monday. «•tit parts of the northwest The little son born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. II. l.ong is staying at the Cur- The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs larenee Me Liu Friilay evening was The Farmers' Educational and Co short session will center around hills M. F. Bahrork, Mr. i.ml Mr». W. W. dil op r.alive union, with delegates from proposing to pla. e an embargo on demleeve und children, Mr. ami Mrs. B. Hintons, o f Wildwood, fell from a hors«- is Veateh home daring Mrs. Veateh ’* •uri»,«l in the Sears cemetery Sunday Glen Jennings is here from Mabel for Oregon and southern Idaho. Is to food products, and the bill to be In W. darner ami Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Bab Thursday and sustained a fracture of «been« e. cock. Mrs. Floyd Smith and little «iuughtc one o f her arm». She was taken to > visit with home folks. troduced by Kepr.-seutatlve Fitzgerald gather In McMinnville December (• to are visiting with her parents, Mr. am Mr. ami Mrs. Otto Heine ami children Cottage drove for meilical attention. Mrs. Morgan arrived Friilay for a of New York likely will he the prtaei- t for Ita auuual convention. were guests at the Arthur Woolcott Mr*: Cox is visiting with Mrs. Carr .Irs. Ed. Ashby. i«it with her daughter, Mrs. H. E. The cruisers In charge of the work nal measure of Its kind, because of home Tliurstluy. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P«*«*k n Disston today. Paiuce. Mr. Fitzgerald's prominence In the of classifying (he Oregon and Callfor Karl ami Mabel Mtierwalt went to Al. Whitman, o f Wihlwood. moved to I’hanksgiving dinner at the C. A. Me Among those from here who attend«*«! This legislation Is going to Koset.urg Wednesday to visit their pa Red Bridge last Wednesday. nla railroad grant lands have abate house Farlanii home. •The Birth o f a Nation” in Cottage dotted operations until aext April, arouse such determined opposition rent» for a few daya. L. M. Tucker spent last week at Grove Saturday were Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Miller was ilown from his mines that it Is not expected to become a Black Butte on business. Mi»* dimly* ('handler went to Rose ... business Mondnv. when the work will be resumed. Veateh and son Dale, Misses Mollie Birth:« and Hazi-I Stephens an«l Guuid- reeters and Fern Jennings. Prof. K. K. The Mosaic league, a society having law. especially as the opponents of burg Wednesday to spend Tbu..k»giv ma Sweeney spent Friday night at th«* DIVIDE •binson, Mrs. J s m c s Keilt'oril a nd ««»u for Its purpose the creation of publlc the bill in the senate wilt he able, ing with her pnrenta. W. ,A. Hemenway home. Mrs. C. W. Dwyre returned Monday M v n , J. II. Kirk ai-«l fan ilv, .' F. seutluieut against profanity, was or with a relatively short filibuster, to C. A. McFarland sold 15 turkeys that !lo .itrom and family ami Fletcher liar from a week’s visit with her daughter, (Special to The Sentinel.) ganlxvd at a union meeting of the prevent a vote. Miss Mary, who i* teaching school in low Dee. ti.— The Misses Olga and derdn brought $.¡5.41«. Bills Designed to Cut Food Prices. coagregatIons of Pendleton churches Oakland. Mrs. Eva Hemenway ami family Hoderatmm, who are attending School Grandma Kirk has been »piite sick Examination* for state teachlug Four bills designed to reduce the Mr. and Mr*. D. A. Wheeler and son in Eugene, are spending Thanksgiving »pent Thanksgiving at the home of «he last few «lavs, it being necessary to certificates will he held at the county high cost of food were Introduced by Kldon returned Monday from Koseburg, her son, Almond. vacation at home. call a physician from Cottage (¡rove seat of each Oregon county December Representative Fitzgerald, of New where they hud been visiting J. P. Mrs. (). W. Blaekmore and little Monday. Miss Mated Skaggs, of Cottage 20, 21, 22 and 23, J A. Churchill, state York. Two propose a food embargo Wheeler and family. drove, is visiting at the home o f Anna daughter« spent Friday afternoon with I.lovd Brown, accompanied by his sis superintendent of public Instruction One would regulate transportation of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wheel ter, Nellie Deane, spent Thanksgiving A very interesting program, which I. indstrom. has announced. c-olil storage foods and another would lusted ul.out an hour, win. presented at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I.arson, of La er. with relatives in Creswoll. Miss (¡uldabini stayed with Helen Following the discovery of two rases regulate the admission of farm pro the academy Thursday evening. “ The than., took Thanksgiving dinner with Wavne Kirk, o f l.«*ona, visited with Ritchie Saturday night. of Infantile paralysis at hooking (Hass ducts and manufactured foodstuffs to Pumpkin Brothers,’ ’ by little Delmnr their diiughter, Mrs. Angelo Perini. home folks from Friday to Sunday. John 1). Parker was a tlinaer guest Miss Alsia Hawley was in Cottage Raymond Wicks, o f Star, »pent Nua Dr. David N. Itoberg. state health of the parcel post amt reduce the rates Denrdorff nnd Klmer Wilson, was espr at the 0. W. McFarland horn« Thanks «lay at the A. W. Land home. «•billy entertaining. drove Friday. fleer, ordered the school* of the hook on food. A son was born Friday night at the Those having the highest standing In giving. Miss Louie Brown, who hail her ton lug Olaas district dosed for a poriod M>«s Dorothy Ritchie has l.o«*n visit sils remove«! in Creswi'll last w«*«*k, was O. C. I.uchterhnnd home. the recent spelling contest were Hath of 11 days. 'I NEW LOAN IS ABANDONED D. Cole, Kay and Frank Wheeler, leen MeRernohls and John Mostachetti, ing her grninlparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Joe able to return to school Momluy after A system of wholesale bootlegging Peter Deardorff, deo. dildersleeve, J. sixth grade; nnd Ethel Mackey, seventh Ritchie. a thr«*«* weeks’ absence on account of In Bond la believed to have been ti l Morgan Calls Off Sale of the Allies’ J. dildersleeve, Ada Wilson and Mrs. grade. Tw o of W. A. Hemenway'a hors«*s sick nos*. covered by the arrest of a man name«' Tom Wheeler were in the drove Mon Treasury Bills. A number of people from Divide at- are sick with distemper. Mr. anil Mrs. I. 11. Veateh anil son Wyatt and two associates, who art Mrs. (I. W. McFarland anil «laughter Dale were guests o f the Elbert Bole tended literary at the Mount View Now York.— The abandonment by J. dny. Florence attended “ The Birth o f s family in Cottage Grove Thanksgiving. charged with having peddled liquor P. Morgan *4k Co. of the proposed sale Having begun December 2, the annual school house Saturday evening. for several weeks. B. Land anil Nias Land were repair of a limited amount of short term Brit week of prayer is being held at the Sev- j Mrs. F. M. Turner and daughter Julin N ation ." in Cottage Grove. Mrs. I.. M. Tucker spent part o f the ing the telephone line Friday. The appllcatlua of Arthur 8. Beetle • eh and French treasury hills at the wnth day Adventist church. Kl.ler Hip spent Thanksgiving in Eugene. *1 ss Hattie Turner has gone to T.a- week with her mother. Mrs Comer. A Mona of Drewsey for the construe ivqueat of the entente allied govern pie, of Kosel.urg, is expected to be pres The P. II Magee family took Thanks tha.n to spend a few «lavs with Mrs. E. tlon of a reservoir for the atorage of m ints announced lu-re came as a stir ent a part o f the time. “ Mail Early” Campaign Started giving dinner at the home o f their Prof, Rockwell was in town Monday , M Shay. 3100 acre feet of water for the Irrlga prue to the financial community. The Washington, Nov. 29.— Expecting «laughter, Mrs. Percy Huhhard. Mrs. having dental work done. Those who were in town this week tlon of 16I4B acres of laud has been anbaunrement issued from the Mor heavier Christmas mails than ever l«e were: Mrs. F. M. Chapman and son Magee staved over till Sunday evening. approved by State Engineer hewla. gan iff tees said that the action of the The Cellars literary society has re fivre, because of “ the general prosper Sherman, Angelo Perini, Mrs. M. Ec- DELIGHT VALLEY. According to the report of the com Hrltlyh and French government was lund and children, Albert Mackey, organize«! for the winter nnd will meet ity ” prevalent throughout the country. Postmaster General Burleson tmiay an ii.lseloner of Internal revenue, the to taken out of regard for the attitude Adolf I.indstrom. P. A. I.indstrom, Mrs. the thiril nntl fourth Saturdays of each (Mpecial to The Sentinel.) nonneed he had begun through post lal Income tax paid by the comforts a.loptol against the sale by the feder month. Dee. 5.— Mr*. Widdersheim nnd Mr. J. Ambrose. J. A. Mnckev anil son Cleat. Lloyd Smith visited at the Ed. Ashl.v masters a nation-wide “ mail early cam bly-fixed and the well-lodu of Oreguu al reset-ve hoard. The surprise was Mr. Wright, who had been visiting at and Mr*. W. A. llogate, of Cottage paign. ’ ’ aggregated f 118.437 for the last riscal heighten?'! by the fact that all ar drove, spent Thanksgiving at the Er the Turner home, left Saturday for home Saturday. Postmasters have been authorized to Drain. year, and was paid by 2421 men and rangemeits for the offering had been nest Hear* home. employ all possible means to deliver the women. DOREN A. The young people o f the neighbor perfected holiday mail and have been instructed STAR. A "fifty-fifty" agreement between hood gave n party at the Nixon home to advertise in every proper way sug Warden C. A. Murphy, of the Oregon 2 Convict* Claim Valuable Invention. Saturday evening. (Special to The Sentinel.) gestions to the public that parrels be (Special to The Sentinel.) Merwin Wilkinson went to Salem last state penitentiary, and the convicts Dee. 4.— Mrs. John Mosby, daughter mailed early, addressed plainly anti Walla Walla, Wash.—Two convict* Dee. 6.— I.inroln Cole and Jav Cole Bc-niee nnd son Herbert spent Thanks- ! wrappe«! securely; that care be taken housed In the Institution, has tacitly of the Washington state penitentiary, Tuesday and visited several dny* with were Dorenn visitors Friday. heeii reached and under its terms the located here claim the Invention of his grandparents. giving at the home of Mrs. M osby’a pa to affix snffieient postage nnd that par- Ivnn Witcher nnd Tom Qneener have The Star basketball team defeated rents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Spawln. at eels may be emlorsed “ not to he opened men and the prison administration a process by which bras*, copper and the Dorenn team Inst Saturday by a M areola. until Christmas.’ ’ sat-h agrss to glva Uts other a "square practically all similar metals can be returned from Mbit City. Miss Ruby Keene is suffering a se score of 19 to 11. Mrs. Ida Veateh nnd two ehildren, of dsai." welded together by almpla forge work vere attack of tonsilitia. Ueorge Thompson left Star Wednes- Cottage Grove, visited at the I. H. A Sentinel want ad. will sell it, CfiestevF7e/<l I 2 0 £ > rl0 * -unti yet they re <S j \
