VOI.UMK XXVIII
4
COLONEL LEADER TO
BE HERE MONDAY
EVENING
Story to Ti ll of
I,ilo and Activities on Euro
pentì Biattlefieltla
H im Iiilo n -M ln ig
COTTAOE OROVE, L A N E COUNTY, OREOON, FRIDAY, MARCH 1 1918
R IO !
Cottage Grove Man Is
Avowed Candidate for
Shrievalty Nomination
l i m e n Rite bar, F aitimi* Ciò (lette r,
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ami S< il11li a l l e a i p rlee (or IIti* I9M ni Aliiftku.
The « n lending chu|>ft*r* in Oregon in
Imrii'ni, (In »uun* a» limi y.-ar» prie«,
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1 l i n e e« Min! y, PI li 7.
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R0SEBUR0 OIRLS ARE
h uve Ilei II e»tallll»lie,| ut SpnkiiUe. 1*1»
DEFEATED BY LOCALS
i'ut filli. Sali l.uke ami liie iit Falla.
M o n i , ut eaeli ol aliteli pluee» thè G i r l i T u t u 1’ r e d l c t e d T a i l u r e l u t o a
prli la lo he $ 7 riut
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lim e a I h ii thè riunì n h orlare In allleil
r i i e ( ••tinge ( i r u v e g i r l s not o n l y put
eountrie» luta ereuteil ularill I Ile prlee it M\cr un th e K o s c l j t i r g g i r l s in the
he flXed. he »U)H. Iti III» Htuleinellt lo l«u*k«t h o ll goni«- S a t u r d a y n ig h t luit
thè lu m iera.
UHsurc» a rea»o|iahle th e y put it u s e r on the bu y» o f the
nigh « hu id , voiin* o f w lm u i hod p r e d i c t
pruflt e n n li thè a a r allunili enti a li li
• M f l i n t th e g i r l » w o u ld lose find t h a t the
In thè ycur unii thè largo atorea of
go m e w o u ld be u i i u n f i c i i i l f a i l u r e , f u r
Kriilii In thoae aretino» ni thè aorlil (he I n t t e i reneon d e e l i m t i g tu piny* o
u n a cut uff troni tranaportutlon »lu.uld j i » r i* 1 1 ni i ii ii r \ g om e f u r th e g i r l » .
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th è c o u n t r y . "
S I ho Watrr Hate ou W l i r a t .
P o rtlan d . tir e
l'o r a l i e u t u r n a et a
of t h è P a c ific u o rth a e M t. u f l e r t o u r
c o n t e n t i m i fo r th è p i a t i r e of u p rie «
u n pi»rtt> a l i l i l'hlciiKn. tl ie r e I h g r a t i
fy ln g « a a u r a n c e in u n u fficia! iiicssu g c
frolli l l e r h e r t l l o m e r . ri-celved h> W
B. A v er, f e d e r a i forni a d l i i l n l a t r a t o r
for
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a u l e r r u t e frinii l 'o r t l a m l t o New
Y ork, unii un a p p r o v i n o n e p a t i t i p rle e
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h e tw e e n
thè
huHlc prlee of $2 tifi for Pacific cnuHt
a lie u t. recen ti)’ d ecreed hy procluma
tlou of th è preHident, unii Identlcul
a Uh litui flxod limi yeur. a III he net
uh I i I c by th è »hlppliiK board'a agree-
m eni lo curry north w eatern a h e u t in
g o v e r n n ie n t vchhc I h ut (he $ I fili rute,
w h lch u u to m a llcu lly Inauro* grow er»
u I iuh I c coni peli»» (lini of approxlinuteljr
IL’ I h per bu»he|.
"The »lilpplng Imuril liuti unilertukeii
lo IruiiHporl exceHM proiluctlmi of
a h e u t or flour." reuda thè Muover
nie»sugr, “ front th è Pacific c i i u h I III
governinoli! veHHel». unii liuti limile u
rute of $ti for flmir and *.'t 50 for a lieu t
In coiiHeqiiniee, thè fooil udinliilHtru
tlon a lt i he utile to rulue Mie prlee
I iuh I h for th è l!MH hurvest ut Pacific
couat pori» to u p p roxim u trly th è t'hl
cupo barila.“
11. S. Rifle Output Large.
W ash in gton
S e veli hlllldred thou-
aund urinv r i f l c » huve l i m i prodiiced
In Ilio P ulteil S lu le a »Im e H i I h country
e ti t e r n i thè war. a c c o r i Inn tu u alate-
m en i mudi' pnhllc hy thè ordliance
hureuu ut th è a a r ilepartnient.
lo e n I g*rl» m u l d e s p i t e t h e f a c t Mint
th e g in ne wo** p lo y e d on a H u t i i n l n y c \ e
f lin g nt the end o f th e s c o s u i i th e re
«'• Ip ts wen* t 15 in e x c e s s o f th e h ig h e st
r c i ' i p t * * nt n n y o f th e b o y s ’ gom es
Tin* lui'ol girl** hnd th e \ i»it»»r« g o in g
I r i ' m th e s t u f t u n d th e f u n s g a v e th em
u p r o a r i o u s su p p o r t in one o f t h e h o t te s t
olid lim s t s p i r i t e d c o n t e s t s o f th e se ason .
The d e t e r m i n i l i ion
w hich
mude
tin*
g om e a f i u n t i c i u ! s u c c e s s w a s alno sh o w n
in t h e p l o y i n g . 'The l o c a ls hud lost to
th e K o s e h u r g g i r l s on th e l a t t e r ’s f l o o r
w h e n th* \ ho«l to pio v a c c o r d i n g to tin*
r u l e s nt th e b o y s ’ g o m e, w i t h w h i c h
t i n y nn* not f a m i l i a r . nt th e sinne tim e
b e in g sh o rt s e v e r a l good p l a y e r s .
\ p r e l i m i n a r y g a m e w a s p l a y e d In*
t w e e n th e D o re ria b o y s ’ te a m and tin*
K l y i u g M ’s, th e s c o r e f a v o r i n g th e lat
te r.
COTTAGE OROVE BOY NOW
ASSISTANT U S ATTORNEY
.l u l i n
\ ••iilch, o f P o r t l a n d , ii fo r
r e s i d e n t of t i n » c i f v iiiot »on o f K.
M \ i t i t •-It. Ii ii h I m ' i t i n|>pointcil » | h > c ia I
iinhi »t:itit
to I n i f c i l S t a t e s A t t o r n e y
j K i i n k i n , lit P n r t l i i m l , I n k i n g th e plni'i*
held liy M r I t a n k i a b e f o r e e l e v a t e d to
| fhi* I n i t c i l s t a t e * a t t o r n e y s h i p In tjo*
j i>-»igniiti..N ol ( 'liiri'n iT* I. . Hciini«**. M r.
hot
Venteli g r a d u a t e d
I i ..... tin- lin n ersitv
I l : i n »* iiool in P.IU7 mot w a s ii *1 ill 1 1 ti-il to
l fin- p r n c t i e e o f Imv in I ' l l » ,
t i c ¡» a
m c n i l i c r o f th o li i w f i r m o f K n f f e t y A
V e n t eh.
SENATOR HUSTON SOON
TO BE A VISITOR HERE
S e n a t o r S . It. Il i i N f o n , o f M iitn o iiin h
| - m i n t y , rr>| m i t i l i •-: i ii c iil o t i i l n 1 1 - f o r I ’ liiti'il
I S t n t c » » f i i n t o r . M ill v i s i t C o t t a g e G r o v e
* w e e k f r o m M o n d a y i n t h r in t e r c u t » of
hi» c a m p a i g n . l i e hit» been i n v i t c i l to be
;i Kiii-Ht o f th e c om n ic re in I c l u b w h i c h
m eet» Mint e v e n i n g m o l lin» been in
i i te il to i n t i k f n te n or f i f t e e n m in u t e
I t i l k . T h e t l iili f o l l o w » th e p o l i i 'y o f in
v i t i i i ^ n i l i t i ml iiln 1 1 >» w h o n r e in th e
e i l y on m e e t i n g ni|{htN to m n k e »hurt
olilre»»*'» but « lik e » no p n rt in p o l i t ie »
m i l e n ilo r » » » no r a m l i i l a t p » .
L..iw»on and M etcalf Home.
M u d i n o li , W l a . — A l o y a l t y
re H id iillu n
liicItid liiK m i u m e n d n ie n t c o n d c in n liiK
H e n a t u r I.n F o l l e t t o f o r til» a t t i t u d e
to w ard
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ad opted
by
• t a l e s e n a t e by a v o t e o f :!ti to It.
Try the want ad. way.
th e
ClotblUK I» Sent to Needy.
I’ w o boxe» o f e l o t h i l i K c o l l e c t e d b y
l u y l i » ch im i s t u d e n t » f o r th e » o f f e r i n g
A r m e n i a n » , a n d w h i c h c o u ld
not
lie
» h ip p ed on a c c o u n t o f l a c k o f boat
» p a c e , w e r e s h i p p e d t h i s w e e k to th e
l . o u i s e hom e a n d t h e b o y a ’ a n d R i t i » '
a i d s o c i e t y at P o r t l a a d .
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A . VV. (#ri*g«»ry, w r i t i u g Troni R o c k
( ’ottrige (ir«»\ e h a s th e «list i net ion o f
lan«lf M u tile , s u v m : * 1 w u i i t to c o m p ii
h i i ’vitig at b*iiHt one m a le k n i t t e r in th e
H e has
III e II t y o i i un th è n ppen rii lo i* and i o w * V pers on o f J>. I I . H c m o r i M a y .
eorupleted u S « i b » u n sipiar«*. Then«* a re
• It i h I ita«**• o f 'The M en tin i(l. F o r a so
; c n l l e i i c o u n t r y n e w x p a p e r it ih oro* o f a toot Hi|uare a n d n n u m b e r o f t beni«
thè beat th a t bus cono* to in v noto»* f ro m «Ii f t •*r «*nt k n i t t e r s a r e pur t o g e t h e r
in th«* f o r m ot a blaiik«*t to be u-* d by
miti s lo o ild lo* a p p r e c i n t e d b y th è reni
«lenta a n d b u s i n e s s meri ot y<»ur rum
fio- R e d ( T omh in L u m p « f o r « •*»» i b -
m u iiity .
Wlievi a lo c a i p a p e r cari be cent s o l d i e r s . K u c h k n i t t e r seb*ets and
' i l l u d e i n t e r e s t in g to a s t r a i i g e r
th oii
l i u y s h is ow n y a r n a n d in e a c h jupiare
Niifols o f n n l e s a w i i v if m ust be «loubty nev era I c o lo rs o f y a r n a r e u s u a l l y used.
Mono* k n i t t e r s w o r k t h e i r n a n o s in t o
ho to o h i * in cUisc to u ch w i f h a f f a i m .
V o u r loca I h m r e g a r d to fio* i d e a l th e u p in r c * a n d sono* orn an o -n f th e m in
w h e n «"III
w c a t h e i e o io h f ioiiH e x i s t i n g in O re g o n Other w a v s . 'The b l a n k e t
j « «oí«' « iestgrod to giv«- th e c o n v a -
t h i s w i n t e r h u v e g r e a t l y appeale«! to me pb t
through
eoatrast
w i t li o l i r
w e u t h e r , lesee nt u s in g it Houi»*thing t«i d i s f r n c t
w Ito li ha« be en ilo* cubie»«t f«,r os «*r 100 and em p lo y h i s m in d . M r . 11«n » .s a y
ycjir»», th è t h e r n o u n e t e r r e a e h i n g .'15* usi «I y e l l o w , b lu e a n d re«i y a r n in his
below / e r o oro* «liiy t h i m n io rith . O l i r j H4|i»ar*' i fid it t«»«*k rum a b - .at f i v* « v e
I T h is t n
h a r b o r , se ldoin e|ose«J to n a \ i g a t i o t i , has nítig s t«»r i t s e o u i p b 't i o n .
been f r o / e n o v e r s o lid f o r w e e k s and tirgi-d to t r y h is ha rol a t a sw«'at«*r bu t
f e a r s h«* h a s n ' t t h e p a t o n« «-.
people b a v e w a lk e « | to th è islam!«« I l
m il e s diMtant ori s o lo l t e e .’ ’
ROW
R IV ER
ROAD
IS T H E
JN THB COUNTY
r so iT t B ia a m o b i ? b p ry t u
•ramo w bath bb Ama
Candidate for Governor
Given Cordial Reception
by Cottage Grove Voters
Q ua Mo*-er S p e a k s Reim aiH cently of
W o rk in g Upon R o a d s Upon O ccasion
ol V isit H e re F o u r Y e a rs Ago
(«us ( . Moser, c a n d i d a t e fo r th e re
pub lican no in in atio n for g o v e rn o r, rn**t
the people of C o tt a g e («rov»* S a t u r d a y .
ree» iv ing ti very co rd ia l reception and
m a n y promise* of h e a r t y s u p p o rt. II«*
• i r t u d th e f'ottag** G rove c o u n tr y four
y e a r s ago an d f«*e|s c e rt a in t h a t his voto
her** th is y e a r will be g r e a t e r th a n be-
for»
Me p -r «• re m in is c e n tly of his for
BEST
llfl
M I S S I O N ER
BLOOMING
'The w a r ni w i n t « r w e a t h e r ih f o o l i n g
thè f r u i i fr«*es, som e o f w h i c h un* s t a r t
m g tu b in i. Hoone S h o r t r o l g e r e p o r t *
a M u r b k ii k p i 11 in m f u l l Idoorn. Ir t h e r e
un* no taeuvy t r u s t s . f r u i t w i l l be un
un iia lly e a r ly th is y e a r.
I l e a v y fronti»
a f t e r th è in i l d w i n t e r w o u ld rnean g re ti!
•laninge.
L e g a i bla ri k s at T h e S e n t i n e l o f f i c e ,
l ' a t r o a i r e boote i f o l u n t r y .
•••
The Row r i v e r r o a d is th e best p ie c e
ot road in Laro* e o u i i t v o f f
I'a c ifie
h i g h w a y , is t h e s t a t e m e n t un «I»* b y
C o u n ty C o m m issio ner S p e n ce r, who has
se« n n e a r l y a l l t h e romJs o f th e c o u n t y
till- V i i liter. 'I ll •• I" » >rc*t j •luce on tbia
roml. -aid Mr
[««•rieer. 1 « n<i»t an v worse
t kin ti til«* l»«*«t piar- *•« on -orm* o th e r
roml«. ( )ut»i(le o f :« rn 11»* or s n al>o\e
Dor . ii :i th e r e λ not :• i pince
mol«il« « can riot t ru v c | at :: i i . r . t t v fa s t
pro c
NECESSITIES CHEAP HERE HIGH SCHOOL C O N D U C T S
IN COMPARISON
MOCK TRIAL
C o a l Ui S w e d t n
O th e r
I » $1(XJ a T o a .
Th in g!» A l m o s t Im p o s
n ib it
to
O b ta iu
M any
Lawyers. J u d g e . W itnesaea and J u r o r s
P erfo rin M uch L ik e Those D ig m
t a n e s Do in Real Lite.
P ric e s «if most eo inm o dities in th is
An i n t e r e s t in g m o c k tr ia l w a s hehl
country h av e ad vaine«! b ecause of th»* at the high *ohool F r i d a y «'vening, tin
war, but p ro b ab ly I»* h * th a n hi uuy olii «•as«* being entitle«!, “ Th** S t a t e «»t (tr«’
•*r b ellig eren t, or an y of th»* E u ro p e a n g««n vs. F r a m i s L acey, ('la m ie Sherrnnr.
n eu trals. Moine fig u re s on «'oruiitions in and K \ ert W«*eden. ’
T h e b o y s wer«*
¡S w e d e n a re g iv en in th«* W o r l d 's Work. I ch arged with p u rlo in in g school books,
;»s follow s :
[ b u t most of the t«'sf imoiiv pro«ia< « *« 1 a *
i ** S w eden b e fo r e th e w ar use«! to irn Î th e tria l was c o n n ected w ith th e w ear
port ab ou t 5,(MM».noo to ns « » I* eoa I am! m g of ««v « T a i l s by a n u m ber «»f th«* b o y s
! coke a y ear. T h is supply, o f course, has ¡a g a i n s t th e wisiies o f the sup«*rint*‘n«T
stopped. On»* result is th a t ct»a! u «•lit. T h e tr ia l w a s eofi«lucte«l by nu-rr.
i S w eden now sells at ♦!(*(» a ton, and is 1 bers o f the pillili» " p e a k in g class. II. J.
( d i f f i c u l t to o b ta in . In D e n m a rk , also. Shinn a c ti n g as judg<* and th«* ju rors
tin* (*onl s h o r ta g e is acu te . In ('open being men an d women of th e c ity . The
| li a g e ti’s fin est d e p a r t m e n t st«»re clerk s 1 jury failed to a r r i v e at a v e rd ict. Tin*
| w ear lug straw s lip p e rs nnd woolen tr ia l was »-ondurtc«| in real law y er-lik e
j b la n k e t s be«'MUse ther«* is n«»t coal fashion, much of th«* tim e being t a k e n
I en ou gh to keep th e place p ro p e rly heat • in l»ridg«*ring wit tiesse«* and en d c a v oring
• **«l.
' to «‘licit te s tim o n y on u n im p o r t a n t
A u tom o bile fir«*s are scare«* in Den ¡p o in ts.
“ Judg«**' S h i n n ’s d«*eision>
m ark ami co n se q u e n tly h a v e sky r«»cket- wer«* in k eep in g w ith thos«* ot m any
ed in price. A single tire *o«h! f * * r +5-10 i r«*gtilar ju rists. O f course the t r i a l was
th e r e last ( October.
intende«! all in fu n a n d much o f t h e t«*s-
* * Ten in Nweden is
a pound. Oof tu n o n y was in k eep in g w ith t h a t idea.
I fee is p ra c t ic a l ly uno litu in ab le. Wooli'ii
Chus. I'rot/.m an an d < *1 i 1 1 « » r« I T a y lo r
! c lo th in g has in creased m o n 1 t h a n LiOO were atto rn ey - fo r th** p rosecu tion, iiid
per cent m price since th e b e g in n in g of Max Wilson, Lila C ounts an d Ruth
th e war. Chocolat»* sells for +d a p o u n d ; I’helps for th e dctVns«*. T he l u u i r t u nd-
> hum for 1 1 a pound.
I ing ap p eal of Miss P helps f«»r til«* p ris
* ' («asoline, likcwis«*, is d i f f i c u l t to oners at th e b a r wouhi has«* done e re d it
o b ta i n , an d th e price of it is p r o h ib itiv e to an ex per ienee«l c rim in a l lawy* * and
last O cto b er it was fl! a gallon.
drew h e a rty applausi* from th«* audi«*nee.
* * T h e length o f th e mid w in te r day Claud Kitne w as clerk. Mi-- Vii«*«
ill S w eden is :ippr««iimately fo u r hours. G aretson and Miss S ylva Y eatch \\« re
L ig h tin g , therefor«', is an « ssential. K«*r ; stenograph«*rs of th«* cou rt, Ray Woolley
osene is practically unobfaintiblt*, so the ¡w a s s l u r i f f an d “ I ' e t e ’ ’ An hi ut was
people h a v e t<» d ep en d largely upon can : Ins a s s is ta n t.
• He«. In A u g u st, IiH4, candì«*« w ere 15
c e n ts a |M»und, in J a n u a r y , lit 17, J4
j «‘c u ts a pound, and last O c to b e r 5S E N D O R S E M E N T F R O M L E B A N O N
| c e n t s a pound.
L eb an o n C r it e r i o n : On M onday El
“ T he s « arcity a n d c o n seq u en t nbnor
mal prices « * f m o to rin g n ecess ities tir«*s l*«*rt B«*d«*, of C o tt a g e G rove, well know n
• «alitor of T he Cottagi* Giovi* S«*ntinel.
an d gasoline, fo r »‘xauiple h a v e neces
( ann o u n ced him self as a c a n d id a to for
sarily a f f e c t e d th e use of pleasur«* ears.
R ecently t h e r e w ere only 17 t a x i c a b s the repu b lican n o m in a tio n as jo i n t son
| a to r fo r tin* L ane Linn co u n ty d is tr i c t,
op«*rating in S to ck h o lm . ’ *
j to stuccoed S e n a to r Ed. Cusick. Mr. B. «lo
! has had c o n sid erab le ex perience in 1« g
MANY V IS IT O R S A R E H E R E
I ts Ititi ve eoinniittee work h av in g been n
L O O K I N G FOR L O C A T I O N S c o m m itte e clerk d u r i n g a t least tw o
; term s o f tin- O regon legislature, which
i A large n u m b e r o f v is ito rs h a v e been giv«*s him an in s ig h t in tin* busim s- re-
j h ere d u r i n g t h e past few w eek s looking «piired o f a s t a t e se n a to r. T h e nom ina
1 to r l«»cntiniis an d th»*r»* h a v e been n • to m fo r th is te rm is cone«*ded t«» belong
n u m b e r of r»*nl e s t a t e t r a n s a c t io n s . W. j to L a n e co u n ty a n d w hile Mr. Bed«*
( I.. Miller, of Los Augel«*s, Inis be«*n her«* i « an be assured o f a stro n g fo llo w in g in
j looking for ti m b e r nnd a mill s i te and I Linn cou n ty , flu* real fo rce t h a t is t«*
J . I*. D u c k e tt, of ( ’hehulis. W ash., has ! nominai«» a re p u b lic a n c a n d id a te for
been h ere fo r th«* sam e purpose. The ' s e n a to r in tin* fo u r th d is tr i c t th is y e a r
l a t t e r was a c c o m p a n ie d by his wife.
: is th«* rep u b lic a n voter* o f L ane e o u n ty .
I . i e n t e n u n t C o l o n e l H K . l.n w » o n » n il 1
M a jo r II. K . M e tc n lf n rriv e d W edn«»
d a y fro m F o rfre » » Monroe, w h e re th e y
r e c e i v e d »pee in I m i l i t n r y t r n i n i n R . T h e y
toivi* :i w e e k lien* l i i 'f o r e r e t u r n i n g to
th e f o r t » on th e C o l u m b i a .
Wlaconain S enate C o n d e m n ! Paclfiat.
COMPI.IMHNTH FOR C'OT
o k o v i : PA T E R h y
taok
NUMBER 23
Only nilit- million ponplo out ol' ¡1
liumlroil ami ton million popula
tion in th** I'niti'il Stall's, oi- l«*ss
than om'-thirtl of thus«* i*njoyin«r
an incnim*, hav** sulmorilnil to tin*
liht'ity loans. Tht* third lil*«*rty
loan, to la* launched in the near
future, will require that every
mail, woman and child invest their
savings in Itomls in order 1o make
th** loan a success. There is no
I»ettcr or safer investment than
a I’nited States government liond.
V ou receive a tfood rate of interest
and the homls are exempt from
taxation. The interest coupons
are paid promptly at any lmnk
m hen due.
Plan NOW the limn-
lw*r of 1’. S. liberty bonds you can
and M ill buy.
MORE PEOPLE MUST
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
LESS THAN THIRD
OF WAGE EARNERS
IN UNITED STATES
HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO
LIBERTY LOANS
nn r visit, when he stru c k h ere on good
roads d a y and was hustled out to do his
bit w ith a shovel.
Mr. Moser w as on his w ay home from
so u th e rn O regon a n d said In* would c a r
ry J a c k s o n c o u n ty an d get a good vote
in Douglas, J o s e p h in e an d L ak e.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL
COORDINATE EFFORTS
S y m p atL y
an d A c tiv e C o o p e ra tio n
P a r e n t s I s S ought.
SPECIAL ELECTION TO
BE HELD NEXT
MONDAY
Charter of City Must Be Amend
ed to Conform With New
State Law
I
1
!
N<-xt M onday i.» th e d a t e o f the epe-
• oil elec tion tor a m e n d i n g th e c h a r t e r
to co n fo rm vtith th e m e a s u re e n a c te d by
•
• lie people r e q u i rin g t h a t c ity e le c tio n ,
be held on the name date» a» Htate elec
tion».
A h election» h e r e a f t e r » i l l be held
only e v e ry o th e r y e a r , it i* ul»o neee»-
eury to a m e n d th e c h a r t e r a* to the
term» of o ff ic e o f the o ffic e r» o f the
c ity , ho t h a t th e m ay o r, re c o r d e r au d
tre a » u re r will »erve fo r tw o y e a r s au d
the councilinen for fo u r y e a rs .
T he poll» will be a t th e Long »tore
b u ild in g on th e eu»t side, a t th e c ity
hull fo r tb>- c e n t r a l w ard a n d at tb c
ho«e hou»e on th e wc.»t side. T h e y will
be open from it to 1^ an d from I to 5.
P u p ils Go on H ik e.
T he W a sh in g to n d a y p ro g r a m , r e
qu ired by the O regon school law s, was
g iv en F r i d a y t o r -n o o n o f last week b e
fore th e assem b led high school an d
g ra d e s , th e e n t i r e school b ein g dis-
rniss-d in the a f t e r n o o n . A t 1:15 a b o u t
•>0 pupils, in c lu d in g th e e n t i r e p h y sical
g e o g r a p h y class, a c c o m p a n ie d by th e i r
in s tr u c t o r , S u p e r i n te n d e n t B. \V. Glass,
a n d Mrs. Glass, w ent on a h ik e to C erro
Gordo. Si,me s p e n t th e i r tim e on th e
b a n k s o f Bow r iv e r, while o th e rs
c b m tied to th e to p o f the m o u n ta in . A t
i o 'c lo c k lunch was serv ed , c o n sistin g
->f s a n d w ic h e s , w ienies ro a s te d o ver th e
c a m p f ir e on spit», an d c o ffe e , th e home-
w a n t h ik e b e in g s t a r t e d a h a lf hour
la t e r an d being com p leted a t *5 o 'clo ck .
The last few blocks o f th e t r i p were
m ade in u d r e n c h i n g rain a n d all were
soaked. O th e rw is e th e t r i p w as id eal,
the sun s h in in g in all its glory.
of
S t a n d i n g of D iv id e Spellers.
F ollow ing a re th e g ra d e s m a d e b y
pup Is of th e D iv id e school in th e recent
A I'oordinotiiin o f tin- e f f o r t * o f th e c o n t e s t :
S u n d ay schools of th e c ity is contem
Leslie C h a p m a n . lbO; K atbnleeA Me-
(d ated in th e o r g a n i z a ti o n of a S u n d a y Reynold«, lo o ; A m erig o M o s ta c h e tti,
school union, p la n - fo r which w ere laid loo; J o h n n y M o s ta c h e tti. lot); T o n y
at a uitb'ii m e e tin g held a t th e Fresby* Tonoli. !«i; Glen C r a y to n . !)2; George
te r ia n church T hursday e v e n in g of last M' K-yno|d.«, 02; l.ueelia B o b in so n, 92;
veek.
A r r a n g e m e n t* a r e b ein g mad«* Mae Tonoli, 92; C lare C h a p m a n , V*;
fo r a ro u sin g union m ee tin g o f th»* - h e r m a n C hap m n t . vS; E th e l M ackey,
chu rches, a t w nich linn* v ita l problem s ' + : i'h i li p B obinson, 7b.
• it S u n d a y .school w ork a r e tu be dis
c u s m *«1.
A “ F a t h e r and M o t h e r ’ * d a y is KHAKI BOYS BID GOOD
also b ein g p la n n e d , in w hich way it is j
BYE TO HOME FOLKS
Imped tu e n l i s t nut only the s y m p a th y j
b u t the a c ti v e cooperuti«»n o f p a re n t s
A n u m b e r o f C o tt a g e G ro v e b oy s w ere
in tin* t r a i n i n g of th e boys and girls, home fro m F o r t H tev en s f o r th e w e e k
a s well as th em selves, fo r g r e a t e r ser-
end. th is b ein g th e las t o p p o r t u n i t y th e y
v ice th r o u g h tin* S u n d a y schools.
e x p e c te d to h av e to v isit home folks
Tin* S u n d a y school union will h a v e an b e fo re being sent to E u ro p e. T h e y e x
ex«*cutive c o m m itte e (‘«imposed of a pected to m ove T u e s d a y fo r a so u th e rn
w orker from ea c h S unday school, tin- t r a i n i n g camp. A m on g th ose who were
fo llow ing h a v in g been selected a - mem
home were O scar H u b b a r d , W illiam
bers of th e fi r s t c o m m it te e : Mrs. C a ld V augh n, Ed. V a le n ti n e , E d . a n d Tom
well, Mrs. A dam s, Mrs. O liver. Alf. i^ueener. K elly Moody, C h arles L a c k e r ,
J u r y and ( ’. E. l ’mphr»y. Mrs. Caldw ell K obert S im pson, Chas. F erg uso n. W e n
was eb'eted c h a ir m a n an d Mrs. A dam s dell a n d H a ro ld M e C a rg a r, D o n ald De
s e c r e ta r y and t r e a s u r e r .
Long. Sam Y e a tc h , Willis H en d erso n .
A bner G ilch rist. J o h n G a r o u tt e , Wm.
S o u th w a r d , C laud S ilkw ood. Wm. E d
w ards. who w as ac c o m p a n ie d by his
w ife ; M y n a r d W eeks, B y ron J a c k s o n
A H ooverized c o m m en cem en t a n d the and O l i \ e r I’ohll. th e l a t t e r th r e e b ein g
best one C o tt a g e G ro v e has e v e r had. from C resw ell, an d K obert Shields, o r
is the plan of the 1DB class. T h e c o m D rain.
m i tt e e on a r r a a g e n i e n t s f o r co m m e n c e
m ent w eek a lr e a d y has an i n t e r e s t i n g
L o re or Lumbago?
pro g ram u n d e r way. S e v e ra l new fea
W h e n a m a n ' s in lov e d eep enough
tu res will be i n t ro d u c e d a n d a t e n t a t i v e to believ e i t ' » lum bag o, ho c e r t a i n l y
p ro g r a m will be g iv en out at an early has a b a d ease. T h is is e x a c t ly th e
d a te .
- f a t e o f a f f a i r s in th e p lay . “ T h e I’ro-
f e s s o r 's Love S t o r y , ” to be g i \ e n b y
IS G L A D TO G E T A W A Y F R O M the local high school s t u d e n t s M arch
' and 9 in th e high school a u d ito riu m .
N E B R A S K A W I N D S FOR
F an cy a s p i tt o o n e n t e r i n g in to th e
\
A MONTH
b a rg a in fo r a w ife, b u t n o t h i n g is too
E. W. C aldw ell a r r i v e d her«» S u n d ay ridicu lo usly a b s u r d to be seriously c o n
m orn in g from W y m o re, Neb., w here he sidered by the S co tch c h a r a c t e r s , P e te
has s p en t six y e a rs . H is f i r s t r e m a rk s an d M enders, in t r y i n g to g e t rid o f a
upon rent h in g h ere w ere t«> co m m en t p ro s p e c tiv e wife.'
T his a n d m a n y o th e r e q u a lly a m u s in g
upon the g r e a t differenc«* in th e c lim a te
b etw een O regon a n d N e b r a s k a .
The in c i d e n ts arise th r o u g h o u t th e e n ti r e
th e r iu o m e te r r e g i s te r e d P below zero play, which is a lon g t h r e e a c t com edy.
when In* le ft th e r e . He will s p e n d a The p ro d u c tio n is a n u n u su ally b ig u n
m onth hen* and sa y s it will be a reliei d e r t a k i n g fo r any high school, an d
to be free fo r t h a t len g th o f tim e from much w ork has been re q u ire d t o g et it
tin* wind which blow s su m m er a n d win up to th e v e ry s a t i s f a c t o r y s t a n d a r d o f
te r in N e b r a s k a a n d d u r i n g th e l a t t e r work w hich is a lr e a d y b ein g d on e b y
It i» a d ecid e d ly high
*lriv«‘s th e cold th r o u g h an y ooveritig a the s t u d e n ts .
class p lay , an d a t th e »ame tim e a d e
person can w ear.
lig h tf u lly hum orous p ro d u c tio n .
Box Social Is Success.
Tf y o u r w e d d in g s t a t i o n e r y is p r i n t
The fr u it box social g iv e n a t The
C ed ars S a t u r d a y e v e n in g w as well at ed hv T h e S e n tin e l, you a re a ss u re d a
•••
te n d e d an d th e old fas h io n ed p ro g ra m lo ng a n d h a p p y m a r r ie d life.
MODEST COMMENCEMENT
IS PLAN OF 1918 CLASS
given by th e women w as much a p p r e
cia te d .
The r e c e ip ts from a u c ti o n in g
the boxes were ♦ I ».05, to which a d o llar
was a f t e r w a r d a d d e d , g iv i n g the worn
on ♦14.05. which will g r e a t l y aid in
fillin g th e “ housewives** w hich th e y
have p re p a r e d to send to tin* soldier
boys.
T w e n t y V o lu n te e r F ro m H ere.
The n a tio n a l d r i v e for th e T. S.
s h i p y a rd v o lu n te e rs closed S a tu r d a y ,
th e s t a t e ex c e e d in g its q u o ta o f 5204
by 0 L L a n e co u n ty re p o rted 0", of
which 20 were from C o tt a g e G rove. The
r e g i s tr a ti o n from h ere could easily h av e
been much larg er, b u t ow ing to lack of
re g i s tr a ti o n m a t e r i a l s an d a p p a r e n t lack
o f c ooperation from h e a d q u a r t e r s no i n
te n s iv e c a m p a ig n w as put on.
Thrift Stamps Free!
In o rd e r t o s t i r in te re st in t h r i f t
s t a m p s a n d “ b a b y " bonds. T h e S e n
tin el w ill g iv e f i f t y r e n t s in t h r i f t
s t a m p w ith each o f th e fi r s t 20 two-
y e a r s u b s c r ip t io n s on b oth S a t u r d a y
an d M o nday. T h e price o f a tw o -y e a r
s u b s c rip t io n is
E ach o f th e f i r s t
20 s u b s c rib e r s p a y in g th is a m o u n t on
e it h e r S a t u r d a y o r M o nday will re-
c e iv e 50 c e n ts o f th a t a m o u n t bach
in t h r i f t stam p s. S u b sc r ib e rs will in
th is m a n n e r help th e g o v e r n m e n t
w ith o u t cost to them . M ail o rd e rs
m ust be p o s t m a rk e d not In ter th a n
M onday.