Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, June 21, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI TALES OF THE TOW N i FEWER MEN REGISTER Miss Yerva Kelly visitati thè Mar shall gìrls at Leena this week. Mrs. Alile liavvkius and giiindsuu Annoi loti yesterday tur au exteuded \ t«*t in thè cast, G ravity is fla t A ie T est fo r G asoH n e . iCbnibiuofus [Chain c t 1 5oiIii^ fbinis "T h e specific gravity teat it wort hi ea*. aa a teat of gaaoline quality ** ft© aaya the U S Bureau of Standanla Boiling pointa compnae the only real teat, bo* cauae eaay atarting. quick acceleration, maai* mum power.depend absolutely on boiling pointa. The gravity hydrometer tell» you nothing about the boiling point« of gaaoline BolW ibinis MPWTyrailp^if R ED CRO W N ike G asoline c / Q ua/i(y la ctraight • distilled, and thua haa ita boiling pointa in a gradually naing. unbroken chain— low boiling pointa for eaay atarting. medium boiling pointa for quuk and amooth acceleration, high boiling pointa for power and mileage Hedtin BoAiy ! LowftolW ibbdtf tor uiueh iwproveil. Misses Ferii llnleniiiti and Dlttnch Groom are atteudiug siiiiiiner sehnul nt Mnuuiuuth. 1*. W. t'aldwell is at Beavertnn with a erew uf meli ereetiug Inolding- fur n Standard Oli station. Miss Minine Wiltut returiied Stinday filini h viait in l.ebanoa. Fumili Vutiroy retur lieti Snuditi frnni a visi! ili l'urtland. No Mixture can contain an unbroken chain of boiling pointe the hundreda of intermediate pointa are miaaing Be aure and get Ked Crown. It a pure gaaoline— not a mixture. S T A N D A R D O IL CO M PA NY «CAliFOfcNlA' llart II. Bates, eitjr editar ot thè Unse Inirg News, was m (he eitjr yesterday. W. O. Asher writes tu ehutige lus pa per tn Wulf Creek frinii Wilher, he haviug lieeu prmunted tn thè telegraph servire. Mrs. 8. E. Wyatie was t|uite serinnsly ili thè first nf thè week luit is nnwr Master Kunald Heattie visited in week » it h his grnndpnrentN at Kligene. liar »Juki anJ i accxrl« ation «to rti r£ W. M. Parker, uf Alliuuy, spelit thè week end at thè tinaie uf his duiighter, Mrs. C. 11. Cursnn. ‘ ‘ Lucie” Dumo Veateh is su greutly improved thut he was remuved frulli thè hnspital tu his home Mondin. Mrs. A. K. Ilaiuluth unii Mrs. Henry Kuhde eiitertunied u few frieuds Fnday afternoou in hunnr uf Mrs. Ralph Itoli i II sull, ut l ’uri land, w hu was a guest uf thè twu futnìlies. A pleusuut sueiul uf terunun was speat, sud dainty refresh uteiits nere served. & THAN WAS EXPECTED Discrepancies tetween Num ber Who rtegister ami Census Estimates Revealed • • • (Special tu The Seiitinel) .lune 111 The Loia ile luisebiill team l'ha judicious ailvorUsai | played Centrili, .lune 17. The acoro w as uot ouly takos tha «urast s tu I in favor uf Lui mie. Tlmse w ho iiiaaiis of dlractly vvetil besidos thè tenni vverc Mia O. bauefltlug bis owii ------------- bus! nana - ■ .......... f . Da ira and daughter, Velina; Miases Imi bla suppuri la a graat Anna and Gliulys Cbapiiiuu, Mary | old tu Hit uswspapor Dagis, Mr. Léonard Sturdoviiiit, Wayne — — li ita work in — .loaea and Boy Poster. upbulhlliig a coiniiiuuity, ami Ilortice Siilherbiud Mila in l.oudon n lu Ita al Dirla tu givo thè few duya Inai week fur a loiid uf fur* - -------- city a newapapor-------- niture l’or lus paroma, » h o uro iiioving tha quallly aud cbaractar uf whb li advertlsaa tha city frolli tItero tu I.tirano, — —■ aa o lira olio Mra. W. II. Filtra and dunghtor, frolli wblrli tha marrbaut Mary, » e r e Cottage Frove viaitora Sul --------gota au ludlroct--------- urduy. -------------- roturu -------------- James Siilherbiud of London visited robitivos bore Inst week. A iiiiu Chapiuun wus ut Cottage Frove Tuesdtiy haviug dentili vvoik dono. Mary Duirs visited ut lite homo of Iter sistor, Mrs II. f . Suthorlniid lust SOUTHERN P A O ir i O T I M E T A B L E w oek. Nurtb Bound Muutb Huuud The Misses Lydia and Lidie King visited lust week with their sister, Mrs. [N o HI Ü::!s h . m No. Et 1:00 a. in o rni u. ni No 17 7:10 a ui John Sliiipsim. ot Cottage tliuve. No. 14 4:.'RI p. ili No. IA IMS p. m .1. W King »un a t otlage Frove v is ( No. IO 7:40 p ut itor Tuestlay. _____ --------------- -4------- Thore » i l i be a goml ronda picnic Sut —— urduy ut tlic Colouian giovo 11 is liold tu celebrate eumpletiou of rockod rumi betweeii Eiigene litui Loruito. Severul proiiiinciit persona » i l i be preseli! who » i l i givo spenking oli thè ronda. Washington Startling dlserepau d e s hi tween the iiiiinher uf lueuwhu registered lur war service and the number the teiisiis bureau estimated ! would register, were ravelled when returns tiom the states were received at the pun .i murslial general s ofllce. Thu ti t. itiscreiwticy so far Is well over Ö. Him ... . < undecided w hether this tneans t...il many slates padded their 1910 census llgitres. upon which the bureaus estimates were baaed, or whether the returns Indicate a large uumber uf slackers without comment Orders fur the a.test of every man between the ages uf 1*1 and lit). In clusive. who cannot show u certificate of registration (or war service have been Issued by the prut oat marshal general. Arrest and possibly a year's till prlsonmeiit threatens men of regia D. K. Crovv e a liti fallili)' look n lond AN UNLIMITED tratiou age who have failed to enroll of wheat tu town Friduy. SUPPLY OF Miss Etliel Rugers of Cottage Frove, for army conscription, (ioveruora bud orders front the wur department to who has beo li visiting fur suine timo cease extending leniency to those who » u h hor giundptironts, retmued homo did not register, and to prosecute vio lust week. I* F Davis »UH li Cottage Frove vis \ lators vigorously The early publics cation of lists of registered men Is itor Itisi week. Thore wus u Red ( ’rosa ....eting held expected to aid lu the detection of Vermont Loin S l Truit Comp'y ut thè rhureh Suiiduy uftornoon. sii|rgers Heleu Flintcr in ili with Iho menale«. . . General Crowder, provost general, Warren Crowe was a Cottage Frove lu a statement, shows that the uuni-I Vl,, llir ,|IlV lust week, Local Agent ber of young men of Oregon who reg j Roy Casier wns in Collage Grove lust Istered are 67.9 of Hie number eatl week to meet hi- daughter who is visit 24 Sixth Ave. K , K i i r c i i c , (lit mated by the cetiaua bureuu aa being j mg him. ______________ in 2 2 j 14 of military uge. while lu the state of I Washington the number who regia Pur ®*ia Mallaable rangs, dtiitug ta hie, bedstead, aprii gs, malt resa, ve tered are but 6u 9 per cent of the i loured bm lounge, offire desk, oak estimate. ! dresser. Cull before Saturday noon. W Washington a reglslralloii was relu jun'Jli Tbs Olty Transfer F B ailie, Ills weal Mum. tlvely further below the cetiaua estl All Kinds ef mates than that of any other state Farm Loans M oney Thus P. Widow, o f Portland, and Miss Edith Mary Wilson, of this city, were quietly married at Eugene Sutur . * 7:30 p. m. Midweek pray or mooting day. 1 he couple were arcouipameil to Thursday evening at 7:110. Eugene from here by Mrs. E. Wilson AMONG THE CHURCHES Morning sermon, “ Something for j and Max Wilson, mother and brother uf I Nothing.“ Evening sermon, “ Touching 1 the bride. [Every religions organization is in Jeana. ’y Mrs. Ralph Robinson returned tu her • • • vited tu use this euluuin for auuouncc- hume in Portland Saturday, after a vis Christian Church Walter ('allison, it tit the homes uf her brother and sis uient of its services and other news. Contributors are requested to omit ex- . miuister. Bible school D:49 a ui. Young — ter, Henry Rohde and .virs. A. E. Ham hortations and other editorial matter, Society of Christian Endeavor I o:30 p. ui. 1 r»‘H»‘ ui!ig 11 a. uj . and 4:30 loth. and to make the anuoum-emeut ot ser : p U1. K. SS\ Guldens and C. W. Sampson j • • • vice as concise as possible. ¡Social fune left Saturday for l.aOraude, where they tions, etc., and news outside of weekly Baptist Cburcta— E. F. O. Groat, pas have bought a store. announcement may be elaborated ..poll, j tor emeritus. Suudity school 10 a. ui. Mr. aud Mrs. C. M. Parker visited , Preaching 11 a. m. Prayer meeting this week with relatives at Dexter, Washington Must Furnish Quota. Presbyterian Church -D. \. MacLeod, every Thursday at 7:30 p. ui. Goshen and Jasper. Seattle Notwithstanding the pro • • • pastor; phone 137K. Bible school at 1U Pearl Demurest, of Merrill, visited test of state officials against the Ceu Chrlstlaa Science- Services in the a. m. Morning worship at 11 a ci. Jun this week at the A. B. Wood home. suit bureau estimate of 312.634 eligible ior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. Eve chapel at '.M2 Second street each Sun Mr. and Mrs. Gross, of Bundou, are in the state, as compared with **“ day at II a. ni. Regular testimonial ning worship at 7:30 p. m. meeting eaeh Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. visiting at the home of their daughter, actual registration of lus.615, Provost Marshal General Crowder sent word The building is operi for the use of the ^ r!*- A. W. Kirne. Methodist Church— Rev. Jos. Knotts, circulating library eaeh Wednesday The E. B. Miner family attended the to Governor Lister that the stale's I astor. unday Ln ul .it 10 a. m. b ig j from 1:30 to 4:30 p. ni. AU are cordial- rose festival ut Portland last week. At j guotu of troops must be furnished on ular preaching services at 11 a. m. aud . . . . . . . . . . i ly invited to the xervirei, a« well &* to the name time Mr. Miner obtained treat census bureuu La mi *. I make use o f the literature. meat for bin teeth, which have been uf . _... ... .. Cr LO KA NE O'l T.-.i bj qtleluilvor, Mr MiM i M a § . . . . _ nil 1 O 1111 / ntOO L .P .H U B B S W .W . M ’Farland Fresh Meats fiO O fl i I A ^ P|'j06S tHilt 3T6 riflHt i ’ 1 ■* Haulin9 * Draying Done on Short Notice Piano Muvlng a Bpadalty WOOD A N D COAL I'hune 61) Office A t Eagle Cigar Store People’s Meat Market Sloan s Liniment for Rheumatism The pnin goes mi quickly nflrr vi.u apply Sionn 'a l.miment for rlteuiu itisl pains, iieuriilgin, toothache, lumi. , Phone 16 sprains, and it '« so easy lo osi* It Proa Delivery at All Timas of tha Day quickly penetrates and soothes without ! rubbing mol is far cleaner and moie effective than inus»v plnslcc^or otu' PKOI EHHIONAL CARDS meals. ^ Keep s Iwillle in Ihe house and j • I : M AX LUEBK E prompt relief, not only from all nerve pains but from bruise«, strains, sprains THE RAW LEIO H M AN over exercise and all externnl aches W Kestdenca Tenth Ht your druggist, U5e, 50», y l no W. G. PERRY, Prop. Catholic Church Father Curley, pa*- employed at the Bluek Hutte quit* knit M J h l i H I I I \ M A Y PA \\ tor. Mass and Sunday »-bool at ft a. m ver mines. I f H ll U IL L U IIIH I I “ UU ou first and third Sundays o f every Miss Nora Ward left last meek to ut mouth. Sunday school at 10:30 a. in. on ' tend nummer school at Monmouth. second and fourth Sundays. Frank Wallace left last week for : _ _ _ _ _ • • • Portland, where he probably will remain j ... . .. . . ’ 1 J ! W ashlUKton. liesigned to another Free Methodist Cburcb—Rev. F. W. duriiiK the summer. . * * hot weather Mesalon, eoiiKress plans Phone 176 I. Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school ut 10 a. Leslie Powers and family left lust y , ,, ww.k lo alal,oae fiiUiHy of Impor m. Preaching 11 a. in and 7:30 p m. wcek for Beaverton, where Mr. Powers taut war measures long pending aud Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. is employed in construction work for a [ R M McCARGAR, D. D. S. ui All are welcome. tu begin consideration uf legislation station o f the Standard Oil company. DEN TIS T promising at least a month or alx Mrs. C. S. Hefty has returned to | Efficiency Day Observed. Neuralgia relieved luslanlly by local ap weeks more work. plication. Residence aud office one Last Thursday was Church Efficiency Newport. Before tbe week ends It Is hoped to b! ck south of postoffiee. Day at the Methodist church. In the af- Miss Rena Cox, of Eugene, visited send the delayed war budget aud ea teruoon the pastor spoke on “ The Saturday and Sunday with Miss Marie j Phone L1IJ Cottuge (irove, Oregon plottage bill to President Wilson. In Church Press.” Rev. Cook, o f Junction Jones. Hie meantime the senate finance com City, spoke on the “ Worldwide Plan Mrs j ’runk Jones accompanied Mr. Offire Lawson Blk mlttee will continue revlalug Hie wur Phone, 47 of the Benevolences.” The Ladies’ aid ' j oliea on bis mail trip to Bohemia Fri ! tax bill, expecting to have It ready served supper in the basement. j r(.,ur„iug Sat unlay. DR. C E FROST Tn the evening Rev. Dunlop, of Drain. ! . . . . . ....... ! (or debate In the senate Ihe first of -o p / ? , / / o / c . - v : r’ ’ Mr«, J. 1. Jones aud daughter Die/. Electrical Treatments X Kay pictures spoke on “ Christian Stewardship” and next week. IG in -c O / v / i i s i * * { visited in Eugene this week. Microscopic Examination of Hputuu Rev. Cook spoke on “ Church Finance.” On the house side, discussion of the and Blood A daughter was burn last week to Mr. Music was furnished by local talent. river aud harbor bill will be resumed and Mrs. A. A. Hull. An m-in lust week and the agricultural committee will A PO O R LY FED HO R8 E credited the little lady to Mr. ami Mrs. Has First Peas on Market. complete ita draft of the food control J. E YOUNG reflects discredit on its owner, blit Hi« A. A. Hall. W. D. I.»Vine claims the prize for owner gels the worst of the deal lie A T T O R N E Y AT L A W K«d Cioss committees working in the bill, tu be submitted. having the first green peas on the mar cause economy in feeding the nurse The railroad bill, giving the pros) ket this year. He left excellent evi couuuy di^urlcls are urgently roquaisteu Ottico ou Mam Street affects its working rs|mcity ss well ss dence of his claim at The Sentinel o f io leport vo C. J. hem daturday mght. dent authority to order preferential Cottage Grò va :: Oreguu its appesrnuce. I f yotiV horse kicks on A meeting of the general comuuUee will handling of food and other ueresaarlea his feed vou can correct it by buying fice Saturday. your feed here, as you get the best oe held at the commercial club at 9 is meeting opposition from a few sen DR. A. J. HENDRY quality for the least outlay. Farmers, atom, but its passage without delay o'clock tomorrow morning. DENT18T contractors and burse ownere generally Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hambriek, of The is generally expected. know that our feed is alwnya up to Ihs LADY ATTE ND ANT i Dalles, with Mrs. Hambriek s son, ■ tandard. OVER FIRMI N A T I O N A L BAN K Flank llawley, and grandson, George / O 1 d l l 1 U I H / PREPARE FOR AMERICANS Work done after hours und Sundays by Hawley, son ul D. 11. llawley, of Port appointment land, aud Mrs. C. F. Cathcart, o f Hcup Naval Collier, Bearing Wheat and poose, motored to Cot'age Grove Mon Phone 10 Cottage (irove, Oreg-.n Supplies, Reaches France. day to v ir.it the l’umilies o f A. J. Arm Naver Neglect a Cold ^ *8 ParlsT^-ThiTJiilhlslry of marine an A chill after bathing, cooling o f f siiil- 1 ..troiig and Wilbur McFarland. A. W. KIME, M. D. dea ly after exercise and drafts, give Mr. and Mrs. William Brund and Will nounced thut American wurahlpa have the rold germs u foot hold Hint may! anchored off the French coast. PH Y 8 10IA N A N D BURGEON Ward left Tuesday for Shasta Springs, lead to something worse. Rnfely re I A large American transport coutalu , Calif., via Ihe uuto route. Mrs. Ward Office in Phillips quires early treatment. Keep Dr. K in g’s) Building, over the | will follow later, after recovering from lug wheat for American troops which New Discovery on hand. This pleasant Uunsoo Drug Mtore are to come later has crossed the her illness. tin Isti in remedy allays inflammation,; THE GREATEST M ILITARY PAGEANT IN THE HISTORY Ed. Lilley and son are tearing away Atlantic ulider the protection of «n ! Office Phone 34 Rosidence Phons 126J smithes ........migli und repairs the ii* sues. Better be safe than sorry. Break OF THE COUNTY—PARADE STARTS AT 10:00 A. M. j part of the old livery barn on east main American warship. Hie Matin an up the cold with l)r. King's New Dis DR. W. M. HAMILTON for John Bader, who will have the lot uounces. The transport Is now being eovery before It is too lute. At your LICENHED CHIROPRACTIC unloaded at a French port. plowed arid put into garden. P H Y S IC IA N Preparations are being made for Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Miller were in Hie reception of American troops, the Consultation and eiauiiniilioii free. O f ! Eugene Tuesday. A number fice hours 9 to 6. Sundays and evenings Roy Counts, who was sent to Fort newspaper says further. by appointment. IF YOU CANNOT 00 TO THE FRONT, of bases similar to those of the British McDowell on Angel Island recently, hss Office in «Id Cottage drove Bunk Bldg since been sent to Fort Rilpy, Kansas, army have been organized. PAY TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO W ILL 104Vi Main Aveuiie and expects to go to France soon. Campa bave been laid nut for In Cottage Grove Transfer Miss K. Hcott, of Portland, who is fantry and artillery and aviation parka p racti„ HI ul, eourti. Twenty five spending the summer with her aunt, have been established for American yeurs' experience 1 Mrs. John Bader, was a Eugene visitor aviators. H. J. SHINN Tuesday. ATTORNEY A T LAW Mrs. W. D. Heath returned Tuesday Daath List in Mina Disaster 171. Plano Moving from Portland accompanied by her son, ■ Butte. Mont.— The figures of the N O T A R Y PUBLIC Auto Dray For Quick Delivery William, who had been in Pendleton disaster due to u fire In Hie Granite Bader Bldg. Cottuge Grove, Ore. for some time. OFFICE: Elite Confectionery Mountain mine are as follows Res Malinda Aubrey went to Portland cued alive, 31; identified dead, 60; Phone 72 A LT A KINO Tuesday to visit at the home o f her son. unidentified dead, 49; total bodies re Mr. and Mrs. Edwnrd Putnam, of ATTORNEY AT LAW This Safely Removes Worms. Halsey, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. covered, 109; bodies remaining In the Office in rear o f First mine, 63; tsial dead (estimated), 171, Worms lire a common disease of «'hit W. Oglesby Monday night. National Bank dren and every mother should knoa Miss Lenora Hohl went to Eugene Cottage Grove : : s : Oregon their symptoms. Hallow complexion will Nocthcllffa Here aa British Agent. Tuesday for a visit with friends. dnrk circles under eyes, irregular b o «e Mrs. T. J. Geer left Tuesday for a An Atlantic Port. -Lord Northcllffe, movement with stomach hard or »*Ai visit with her mother, Mrs. R. Tomlin on an errand to America to co-ordln DR. S M. W EN D T len, grinding teeth or itching may meat son, at Moscow, Idaho. Physician and Surgeon that Kick upon Worm Killer is need” ate British activities here i^s a com inerolal representative of the British Special attention given to general sur- at oace. It is ii mildly Inxative reined' Want ads. are for those who want in candy tablet form thut el^ldren III” ' government, arrived In the United ger and Eye, Ear, Nose end Throat. Kills and removes the worms and let something. They are a panacea for all Superintendent Cottage Grove Husoitsl I 1 1 .... . ,,, „ States on au American steamer. Telenhi.,.». urr 7. „ , , )' ' “ '-.th e child grow strong und healthy. A the wants of mankind. *** Telephon«: Of fica, 2; Residence, 120 druggists,* 5c. Get Behind Your Boys CONGRESS THIS WEEK Dig up and boost for The Red Cross Fund It's our duty )? First National Bank Cottage Grove, Oregon Lane C o u n ty ’s Celebration at Eugene Patriotic STERLING FEED CO. JULY 4 Spend a Patriotic Day in a Patriotic Way MUSIC MIRTH and MIMICRY _______ L . L . H a rre l P U B LIC S P E A K IN G Draying of all Kind* Sports and Other Amusements ALL DAY DANCE AT NEW ARMORY Special Attractions at All Theaters SPECIAL RATES ON ALL RAILROADS PUBLIC RESTROOMS for EVERYBODY’S COMFORT 'is : J J