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KIDDY RIHKH NOBLY TO If KK COTTAGE ORO VE “ RHYMI8T” SELLS HER COW AND PUTS
P A T R I O T I C D U T Y IN W A R
MONEY INTO LIBERTY
REFUSES TO DIVULOE
TIM KB
HIS NAME
' BONDS
Mi
l.m v Holland ha* a luiied Pluck
d Mim r a and Mi own Leghorn hen that
ha adopted the win Miogali, " I t o Your
M 'l
Not long ago tin* 1 » ititi y Inni a
on. n tri « gg but vv a n not *ati*«fied unit
u few davit ago produced a *till larger
Von:«!*, Sroinry, Coutume*, Acting, nur I h r Mi'i'oml iiieiiitlired s in rh e* in
»• n «• uni f«'i f i n e one wav und * »M 4 inrh e*
Hlend Moût Effectively iu :i
thi* other wiry.
Cellulitiul Prcaentution
Mr
llolla m l any* flint tin* *lm k« r*
in hei h» n varal are hanging their head*
in *harur and that the f e m ale * have
III« III « «M Ml 1 1 1 •«* Il «
J i nul l J I ’t ioti of 1 1 N < hiiMc«! tin* r 00 * te 1 * o f f the ranch.
S in ce ye printed fm* rhyme*, I ’m dippy
bet iiuen,
.list from the j y e av liv in g ;
I in full av <b light from m om till night
And the day i* one long Thiifik*giv ing.
Y e 'r e a foine long lad, ye are l»»«iinl,
T o give me *ieh pleiiMiire in life,
Nini ye 'v plcaned me d aug hter p*t loike
ye a ugh ter,
l.oikwine me d ear lit t le wife.
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T h e entoin* caboodle i* light in the
noodle
Bakery I» Discussed
Mr«*au*e av the joy ye have given,
A baker y f or Co t t a g e D r o v e wan the
SALE OF LITTLE STICKERS \ml if ye *hould fail, tin* riorueynation pri ncipal subj ect for d i *<• u**iori at the
i l i i l l t lililí* I«* li r i l v ni' ii li v mi /«’, i m i »
to nail,
coinmereial « bib M o n d a y ni ght . A m it
NOW TOTALS LARGE
I In- i mi \ ri *111 « « »III III«' li t UI*« » li * ' 1*1 »IH l'S» f
I do hope w e'l l meet ye in hi viri.
; w a * reported that Mr . M* rnJ«r, who di*
! 'III v Hit li 1111*11111111,
g m ' l i I * v ti n I. li t • • r
AMOUNT
I f, however, w «• *houh! Mueceed to g e th e r continue«! hi* b a k e r y bu*ine**, wn*
I «i' h h i Itili mi t i n l i l i l í M I nml a m i l i oí i uni !
In g e ttin g thi* political job,
about to lenve the ci t y , no acti on won
1
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pi'iipb*
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(«rove
hnv«*
not
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XX i * i I i i c »*«I ii y i nni T ì i u i h i I i i y i * v i ' i i i i i ^ ' I In- |
loan I ’ll lift up tin* voire and loudly re jo ic e taken a* to hi* ca*e, t»ut the mcrehnntn
ili m*n with I ti ni* f ti I a m i «jirn k l i n ^ , ni ni | onlv done t h e ir b«**t in lib e rty
I p i r n-fit showed a w illingrir** to cooper*
Mr« au*e av yer lin k, begob.
V M (
X.
I il 11 y li i • t o tin- t * 1 1 « li «I i» • « I «• \ |»rrt ••«! ni ili«' d rive*, Kcd ('r«»** ami
at. to anv rea*onable extent in » appor t
i * i 1i * t »
i ni r t i r 11 ni 1 1 iq¿, a m i
*»i|i«'i la 1 1 \ • « In v i* , but t hr v have been at tin* Nituie Now I 'l l any, me frirul, 1 do intimi
of Mu li an i f i » ti tut i on.
l « i ili* VMTr I H ' i l y umi ' i I in «ir*« i il»iii^¡ it. tune inve*ting liberallv in war *n ving*
To help ye all I kin.
A reni ding
to
Pont mint re*H
lin* .1 u|miti'Ni* Miliar Mi'ttin^* vt « t «• \\ un *t fillip*'.
I mu a «limey«'rat. but ye may bef yer
Nule nt the x t ir k e r * now to (
« I r i t t l l l v u r l i u ni k ri i mi t filili II li I ^ li I % b e a te li tli
CONVERSION OF BONDS
hut
t a l* 4 «.MOO
*|>«-< t ilt illllf r i f e r ì u t i * |*l ni) n r r«| ili fin'
I ‘Il «lo if. though it be a nin.
AFTER DRIVE IS OVER
uri 1 1 li ^ f n i ili«' “ ( ' l i s i ' i • t I n k y N i g l i t , ’
Me wife and rue daughter will help a*
Court House Work Move».
t l i r t i nni r o f tin* Ul / l i l i l r a t Till* « I f li li» Il t
I I m * b a n k * o f th«* c it y have b«*«*n n o t i
they aughter
( oiiMlrm timi v\«»rk on the addition to (
i r u nr k u a * *|(lrinli«l a m i l i u r i i i n n i / n l
My going to the poll* where t h e y ’ll fied not tu accept lib e rty bonds o f the
u i t l i t i n g e n e r a l ' ' i* In »*
«»! III«* «nti r«* the ro u it hotiHi* i* moving along in good 1
first and second issues fo r conversion
Mtuy.
*hap«' iiu u . A t M athew * ha* the ex
|»rni|(irtinii
T i n * «*i»»tuiiiitij¿
ua*
^«»r
T h e y ' l l t a k e a lunch, wid good *trong int.» I * j per cent bonds until a f t e r the
• avutimi well uii<i«*r wav and tin* went j
^ r o i i n , a * li li al i f I h * r\|i ri It'il t u r « li li l
pi«*»erit drive i* over and until a f t e r
punch,
• d« of the pill yard look* ni neh b e tte r
public notice i* sent by the federal re
a r t m * <»f a J n|*l i nr* i » m i n t
u h i Ir t lia t
And vote thi* livelong day.
ill«.' «t I* being filled i n.
serve bank, o f San Fran c is co . P e r ta in
ul ili«* t i l í n«- * a m i * j » r i t r *
i U*
t I II«' to
tin n«'iv mûrit v court room will In* N
what ’» me ua me would ve l«»ike form* must be used in the conversion,
I hr |*urt* t a k r n .
well lighted
T hre e iii'w window* are
th a t n a iu e f
Tl i r « i n t a n i rmn» un a J u|»i ni i ‘* r ¡¿nr
and the*«* have not yet been supplied.
fin«* 1 * «»n ih«' Mouth *ide
Av coiirNi* y «• would, me by«*,
i l r i i t i i at u a * a l i o u r r o f I » « • :« ut > ili I*« - g put m
u l n i ’li u a * ¿¿it t In i « «I a l * e \y Ut tl II I»11111**11* « 1 the old c irc u it court room, bnrk o f Mu! w h a t ’» t h e u»e to t u r n it ioo*e
LIBERTY COMMITTEEMEN
X m l » p i le m o i e ' u h a l f rue j y e ?
Ui anl r i i N m a k i n g | « i •* | »a r a t i«»n» t u * •* I •• the grami piiv neutri, and a log double
window
i*
being
put
in
where
the
SELL BONDS TO MILLMEN
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I t r a l r t l i r ('«tilling ut a g e o f flu* Fruì«*«**»
j u d g e ' * platfo rm now i*.
fam e.
t ’In \ *i»ut t i eni mi !
Ti l «' ) * : «ng t l i r m t m
Rev Jo se p h K n o tts, ( ’. M. Shinn and
I hr waifiMrutihg on tin* north portion
44 X m o il ’* u m o n f o r a ' t h a t . ’ ’
«t i u' t ur y r l i uni H a m i 11 tit t «*t i*«fl t l i r o t i ^ h a
X
X
J . XX hit«* atte n d ed a lib e rty loan
of
the
eirciiit
court
%
room
ha*
been
re
Now it i t ' * g u d . ju»t p r i n t it , a* y e
«I* a n i l i a g f a n «li ill.
I l i r |»i n u e * * en
rally at the mill o f the P a lle t t L um ber
moved and a partitim i will be put
ifcad,
t e i i ' t l intuii t i n * e n t r a n c i n g n r r i i e , at
company F r id a y evenin g, m ak in g p a t r i
through th«* room, the north part being
X n d to it t a k e o f f v e r h a t .
t«u«l«*«l I») Iter m u n i t a * ,
I « * *1 « », V mil
otic addresses. Bond* to the amount of
V o m , Itti D ii tini
l u 1. 11 ». tin**«' p a r t * iom ' i I a* part of the «li*trict a t t o r n e y '*
♦ Ilòti wen* sold and promises were g i v
new
ipiartct*.
and
the
Month,
with
part
I t r i l t g t a k e n I n l l ll i l l «' «! H a l l , t i r u i g i a
BOYS IN TRENCHES GET
en f«»r th«* »ale o f others.
of the a**e **m '* «piarter*. a* county
Kni*«*V, Filin««- \ a it 1 >t a Inirg ami Jiilin
OUT NIFTY NEWSPAPER
court room.
ita Mliort
Myer E le c t r ic a l Com pany Consolidates
Mr* Iteit T r a * k , a* Fruì«*«*»» t ’hryn
The H entiud has been favor«*«! with
The X. S Myers E l e c t r i c a l company,
a n t In m inn, tlir leading fem inine «-liar ¡li NON SUBSCRIBERS WILL
j i h e fourth un«l f i f t h numbers o f ' ' T h e of this c ity , has consolidât«*«! with the
ter, urteil ami *ang l*«*r m ie m a very
BE REPORTED FOR ACTION S t a r s and Strip« ' issued by, and f or Comet E le c t r i c a l com pany, o f Eugene,
|»lea*ntg tint ami in a manner l*eruming
the bi'liefit o f, the Xinerican expedit ion- with headquarf«*r* in Eugene. Mr. Mv-
all rill|»rr«»f ’» d aug litri u 11 It t u n |»rhirr«« County Com m ittee I u.sifts T h a t Kvery • :«ry fo rce* in F ran c e. T h e paper 1 » ijuite
er* will eontinue pushing th«* sale of
a* *int«»I *
F e isou Do W h a t l i e Can
i Xineiican iu s ty le and c a rrie s quit«* an farm lighting plants, o f which he has
\ It rr«| Nkri, a* tile einperor, XX'lirit-
amount o f a d v e rtis in g , as well a * a good »old :« ii"inb»-r in this vie initv.
fu r Win, u a * r *!»«•«• I:t 11v wtrulig III 111*
The n a in«** ot l . a r ie c o u n t y e it i/e i lM new * serv ice, pres* «iinpatch«** and a
rule a* a ty r a a in riil, l»l<j«»«lt hirst \ ruler. w h o h a v e not *iibM«‘r i b e d I«» t h e t h u d bright edito rial page. One item tells
SEVERS FINGER WITH AX
I ll * d iaiiiatn I..*** \uirr u a * *tiikn«glv l i b e r t y lo an a n d t h e n a m e * o f tho*e that the American boy» are having tmu
adapted t u t lint •* li ti i art «r, u ln r li In- pur
w h o h a v e s i i b s r i r i be«l UlUl'h Irs * t h a n ble in putting tin* fin a l touch to their
WHILE CHOPPING WOOD
t r » y m j » «. i n. . i n»-r. 11 n t f a i r ! ) f r i g h t
i h r v » a n w e ll a f f o r d to * ilb » e iib « - w i l l love a f f a i r * with F re n ch girl*, an th«*
«ned even tin- amlieii«'«', until lie d‘*in bi* r r p o i l c d to h ra « i« |tlltrt•• 1 » ot th e L i l l i e French laws require th«* b i r t h c e c t if i
(.'laud Slicrni:in com pletely severed
n lint rate«! that even the um*t ld«»«»d ( o i i i i t y lo a n r a u i p u i g u r o m i i i l t t e e f o r • at«*» of both p a rtie s to a m arriage . A n MhV bon«» ««t th • for«*fing«T o f thi* left
t h i r * t y are Hii*i*ept itile t » «la li lt y f r i l l
a c t i o n t«» be t a k e n l a t e r o n . » i n h net io n other item says that the nobliers are ‘ Imii«9 at th«* kntiekb* S a t u n l a y evenin g
itiltie « liana*
t«» be conaiidf’ r r d b y th e r o m i i i l t t e e at a going to be r«*quir«*d to assist final pro \v lii!«* r u t t in g w innl. Thi* m em ber was
-«•wed into position but th e re i* *»»mi*
l*ritire Hu T ru , daring • lid Miicecssf ul i n e r t i n g to be h e ld *0011.
duction by raisin g gardens.
Hiiitor of tin* p r i m e * * , un< niip«*r»i»nated
T h e • • u ii t v c a u i p i i i g n co m in it tee m e t
T h e news s torie s con cern in g the war ! «loubt o f it - b e in g saved.
l.y lh ilr W yatt in a manner b r i m i n i i i g at th e F u g e m * I 'h i i u i b e r o f i o t n iiie r c e a are written with a f a m i l ia r it y that in
one *o tiighlv hutiorei). Ill* rin g in g part
tew day*» a g o a n d vot«*d t h a t th«* wish«*» die at «•» that the e d ito rs are spending at
were tak e n u i t h a \*»i«-e Imtli lo « |iir nt ,,f th ose at Mtate h e m b p i a r l e r * in th i* least part o f their tinn* on the firing
and *y input liet u* Thi* «I in* V with tin*
r g a i d b « a n i r d o u t. F h a i r i n e i i o f the line.
p r i m » * * , lu* I t hot h«*«l, the lin a i vocal
mum iti» •» in th e v a r i o u s b a n k i n g di*
I*he papers were sent to Mrs. A. J .
it 11 in I»«* r o| tin produit ion, u a * «»ne of tri«-i* o f the county will report stick (iovvdv bv ber non. Guy Y aiiK iper, w ho
tlir l»c*t nt an it li n mu :t I pi..grain o f goo« I nam«*** to th«* county c o m m itte e and they i» with thè etigineers.
II I U*l<‘ .
will be «»a file at the offici* «»f the com
So Hit, the n p i ted suitor, taken by unite«' .lust what action will be taken
A. F e r in i Die».
W ith the A m e r ic a n A rm y in F i a n c e .
t 'lutiti K ime, u r l i *ii*tnitie«l hi* part a* has imt yet been decided upon.
X. Ferini, o f Divide, aged (»1 yotirs.
— Tw elve
hu nd red
German
s to r m
MSMoeiate «.t San« « r I»*v •■ », the wi/ar«l
I «li«*«l Xpril IMI nt M«*iey hospitnl ut E u
c a l, the two being com panion* in «li»
geni*.
Iiitertni'iit vvns nt Divide. The troops, the la rg e s t n u m b e r e v e r c o n
c e n t r a t e d a g a i n s t th e A m e rica n troops
fav o r with tlir monarch and hi* court. DOUBLINQ OF OUTPUT OF
ivife and thè fo liowing ehild ren sur
So Sii regained the fa v o r o f the emperor
QUICK IS RESULT OF WAR 1 vìv«-: l>. N. F e r in i, o f Loro ne ; E . M for a n o f f e n s iv e o p e ratio n , were hurled
bv sin ging in a very hknbb* manner
F e r in i, o f l.e o n a ; J o h n and M. Ferin i, a g a in s t th e A m e r ic a n p o s itio n s on a
tin** ot th«* b e n e f it s that has accrued
'* X da pa nee S a il o r M m i . "
oue-niilc fro n t west of K e u n e r e s forest,
and \!r*. K. Mo»tn«*h«'tti. o f Divide.
No one b e tte r sustained th«* charm ter t«» C o tta g e («rove a* a result of the war
n o rth w e st of Tout, S a t u r d a y , a f t e r a
than ('Ivdc Knrclinm as T op N ot, the i» the operation « * t the ipiieksilv er mines
t e r r i f i c b o m b a r d m en t of gas and high
at
B
la
c
k
Hutte,
when*
as
high
as
.'15
men
««out I'hamberlain
Hr was fully «'«pial
e xp lo s iv e she lls.
XX in prices re
t«> e v ery th in g that the r ha m e t e r and o«a have been employed.
T h e A m e r i c a n s , alth o u g h g r e a tl y o u t
iiiitiiniig
fairly
»table
the
owners
of
the
casion deinamlrd.
n u m b ered , fought for e v e r y inch o f the
property some time ago decided to
T h e part of Snucer E y e *, tin* wizard
way, g iv in g ground slowly and pou r
double the output and tin* new machin
r a t . j « 11 <*« I in love and changed from n
cry i* now bein g installed.
ing a deadly m a c h i n e gu n, ri f l e and
k itte n *4 n.» g«K»d a* could b e ' * into a
T h e re is a fine deposit o f c in n a b a r
a
u t o m a t ic f i r e Into th e a d v a n c in g e n
bold, bad c a t, was taken by Kllu*rf
or** mi the com pany '* property but the
I. oh AuKeles.— All of Houthern Call
emy.
S m ith
It w a m a d if f i c u l t part anil was
price o f ‘ *<|un k ’ ’ was so low b e fo re the fo rn ia uiiil part o f w e s te r n Arizona
T h e G e r m a n b a r r a g e began Just b e
« i i‘il 11 ttbl\ sustained.
war that the plant remained idle for wore Hliukeii S u n d a y at 3 : : t 2 «’ . M by
fore
s u n r is e a f t e r a heavy b o m b ard
riu* fairy scene in the c a v e o f night about seven years.
an e a r l h q u a k e w hich w re c k e d p r a c t i ment on th e A m e rican p o sitio n s iu the
was one ot the most spe«tacula 1 o f tin*
c a lly all hulldliiKti and r e s id e n c e s In c o u rs e of th e nigh t. T h e G e r m a n s used
production and as tin* ac to r * appeared
H em et anti S a n J a c i n t o , two inland an u n u s u a lly la rg e n u m b e r o f gas
nini «ÜMappeurt'd through the wall* of Dowdy and J u a n i t a S h o r t . «
P ian o »«do, Euthn (iieenwood.
the cavern th e re were many ‘ ‘ o h * ’ *
town» 45 m i l e s » o u t h e a s t o f K lverside. shells.
1 he complete cast o f c h a r a c t e r s was
fnun tlu* audience. Mis* XXilcox, a*
and c a u s e d m in o r p ro p e rty datnuKe in
A c o u n t e r b a r r a g e by th e A m e ric a n s
F a i r y Moonbeam, was attend ed by her as follows:
p ra c t i c a l ly e v e r y town and c ity .
c a u g h t th e a d v a n cin g G«>rnians and
P rin ce s s C h rysanthem um , the E m p e r
iiiaidriiM, Mi*. ( M. S hinn, Ruth Sle w
T h e » e v e r lt y o f th e s h o c k seem ed killed a n u m b e r before th e y reached
o r ' s D aiig hje r
Mrs. B ert T ra s k
a rt, Mr*. Roy Sho rt and Eva Hurtling.
g
r
e a t e s t Inland, but It w as d is t in c t ly the A m e r ic a n t re n c h e s .
M aidens A tten d an t on the P rin c e s s:
Tin* sin ging nf t I m * f a iry « horns in thcac
ap p a r e n t at a lm o s t e v e r y point over
T h e G e r m a n s e n te re d S e ic h e p r e y In
>
Hildred
Hall
miriouihling* wan especially’ e f f e c t i v e
Y 11111 Yum
Deorgiu Kinsey
C a l i f o r n i a sou th from a lin e fro m Mar
th e fo reno o n, hut were d riv e n out
and the solo ot the sweet voiced Fairy
Du Du
E u n ic e YtniDeitburg stow tu th e c o a s t and in s o m e parts a g a in by a b r i l li a n t c o u n t e r - a t t a c k of
Moonbeam brought hope and assu rance Tu l.ip
J u a n i t a Sho rt
of Arizona, alth o u g h no d a m a g e was th e A m e r ic a n i n f a n t r y .
to the c ap tiv e princess.
Mon beam, the P r i n c e s s ' Dooil Genius
D u rin g t h e e n g a g e m e n t t h e G e r
Til l.ip, who was represented by Miss
M innie W'ileox re po rte d there.
•Inanità S h o rt, and who lia«l g o tte n into
In l.o s A n g e le s am i v ic in it y the m a n s c o n c e n t r a t e d t h e ir a r t i ll e r y fire
Maidens A tten d an t on M oonbeam:
d is f a v o r with the emperor t h n m g h in
Mrs. C. M. Shinn
Mrs. Roy Short d a m a g e was a p p a r e n t m a in ly iu b ro on t h e A m e r ic a n t e le p h o n e and t e le
Ruth S te w a rt
E v a Hurtling ke n windows.
tcrcrsHion fur the missing princess, re
H u n d re d s of large graph w ires, w hich w e r e cu t m an y
gahicd favor by sin ging the soothin g T h e Emperor, XX hat for XX'hi, a merci
p late g la s s windows h e r e w e re shat
tim e s.
C o u r ie r s w e re fo rce d to pass
tul
(
f
)
Monarch
Alfred
Skei
* * L u llab y l . a n d ' ' in a voire and man
tered. S e v e r a l l a rg e b u ild in g s showed th ro u gh two o r t h r e e b a r r a g e s tn o rd e r
P
rin
ce
So
T
ru
,
in
love
with
the
P
ria
lier so ailiuirab ly suited to the occasion
Dala Wyatt c r a c k s or b ulges, hut th e e x t e n t of to m a i n t a i n c o m m u n i c a t i o n . In the
that ilo* emperor a* well as the chorus,
Prill«*** So S ii, also in love with the
s u c h d a m a g e to b u ild in g s could not m e a n t im e t h e m en of th e s ig n a l corp s,
which assisted T u l.ip in the r e fra in ,
P rince ss
Claude Kime
m a n y o f t h e m sm o k in g c i g a r e t t e s in
he d e f in it e ly a s c e r t a i n e d .
dropped o f f to sleep. T h e nu mber was T op Not, Court C h am b erlain
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w e re s h a k e n , d is h e s r a t t l e d , fu r n itu re s to r ed th e w ire s a lm o s t as fast as the
T in • *'(bd«feii Huttcrl Iv ' ' snrig by Miss Hniicer E ves, the XYi/nrd Cat
Klbart smuii moved and In m an y p la c e s th e shock e n e m y s h e ll s d isru pted them .
M yrtle P o tts and chorus was another
J a p a n e s e Maidens, S p r i t e s o f the
was s u c h us to c a u s e th e o cc u p a n t s
A m b u la n c e m e n v e ntu red into No
d e lig h tfu l number that was heartily
Night and A t t e n d a n t s :
recei v«»d.
to t u m b le out h a s tily .
M an 's land d u rin g the t h i c k of the
Mrs. C. M S h in n , Ruth S t e w a r t , E va
Th«* 44 sprites o f the night, " s er v a n ts
flglit and did h e r o i c work in rescu in g
Hurtling. M yrtle P o tts , E rm in e V io le tte ,
o f Sam er Eyes, sang a most e ftV c tiv e Maud
Upson T a l k s C h ic k e n to Orangers.
wounded.
Doyle, M yrtle
Kem,
F rances
chorus and gave a d a rn e which har
I '. I„ I'pson, o f th e poultry d e p a rt
B e a t t y , ll«,h*n Sim pson, .luda Tru nnel,
T h e e n e m y f i r e b e c a m e so hot in a
mnni/«*«l most a r t i s t i c a ll y with their Doris England , N ie ta lla/ elto n, M a t e d ment o f the Oregon A gric u ltu ra l college, v il l a g e n e a r th e fro n t that S a lv a t io n
S k a g g s and T ry s t n M artin .
costum es and the stag e setting .
made an in t e r e s t i n g address at the
A rm y girls, who had been s e r v in g c o f
T h e Christian church orc hestri! gave
P a r t ic u l a r c re d it for the production m e e ting o f the g ran g e S a tu rd a y .
fee and d o u g h n u ts to th e A m e ric a n s ,
s«*\«*ral heartily r e c e iv e * *••* uhers nini o f the «»peretta is due to Miss E s t h e r
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e re fo rce d to le ave . T h e g irls pro
the following numbers were given b e Hilsby, d irecto r o f m u sic; A lfred S k e i,
Mrs. S usan L ee Dies.
t e ste d . s a y in g they w e re not a f ra id of
tween th«* a r t s :
d ir ec to r o f d r a m a ; Miss Kuiii«*«* Van
Mrs. Susan .«, I.ee died April Ik at
1 Duet, 44 S c h u b e r t 's S«*renn«le, ’ ' Mrs. Denburg, d irec to r o f drills, and Mrs. the home o f her son. R im er I.ee, in West th e G e r m a n s and wanted to s t a y in
t h e i r d ug ou ts. but th e o f f i c e r s did not
E ngland and Miss Doris England.
George K err, ac co m p an ist, who com S p rin g fie ld . T h e rem ain s were brought
wish to t a k e t h e re s p o n s ib ility .
As
Double trio, 44 Murmur S o f t , X'«» Bree/. billed in g i v in g hours and «lavs o f hard here S a t u n l a y and interred in the Brum
Ruth Htcwnrt, M yrtle P o t t s , Hit
work to a production that «Iclighted liaugh cem e tery . Fo u r sons and three th e y le ft t h e g irls were c h e e re d by
died Hall, Eva 11 art 11 ng. T r y sta M artin large nudieners fo r two e venin gs.
iluughti'rs survive. Mr. i.e e died a few s o l d ie r s r e t u r n i n g from th e fro n t lin es
mid J u a n i t a Short.
T h e proceeds ab o v e expenses will go months ago.
Mrs. I.ee was aged M
P ia n o trio, Ruth S t e w a r t , B e t h e l fo r Ked Cross work.
y e ar s.
WATCH YOUR LA BEL.
S a v e 25c.
EARTHQUAKE RACKS
CALIFORNIA
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F A T H E R L I V E D TO R I P E
A O E O F 105
'I he fu n e ral o f J a m e s K«*rr was held
Florence M c F a r l a n d , the I . T y i ' a r old
¡ d a u g h t e r o f Mr . and Mr*. (». W . Me- her«* T uesday, bein g conducted by Rev.
I •riami, ha* bought a $50 l i ber t y bond, Jo se p h K no tts. Ii«*utb occurred S und ay
hot that i*n t all of the *tory. Jn order morning following a p a ra ly tic s troke.
Mr. K e rr was in hi* 7<itfe ye ar. He
! to buy the bond m I ic ho M a r o w which
va* a Civil war v eteran, hav ing served
h I i c had rai*ed f r om a cal f, the price
¡ obtai ned f r om the utile of her pet being m the 155th B ennsvlvanin Zouaves. He
¡ exactl y the Maine a* the prie«* of the was born in Clarion county, F a ., Hep-
and lived th e re until
bond. She adv er t i s ed the row for sale tember D>, I
1 lor the purpose of i n v e s t i n g in F riele a f t e r the war, moving to K a n s a s in 1870
I and to O r e g o n in Is*.'». S u rv iv in g rel
>vin ’* *«•♦• u r i t ¡ cm .
I t i mi r t i ‘f li II «•ili |*t «*«1 ih ti •• » I v ol t i n *
»i /r , i nni |»i o«| i n n i iii u imi m i r i i n^l i l v
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NI MBER 31
a tiv e * an* a b ro the r, Georg e K err, o f
thi* c it y , and a sister, Mrs. G. M. W olf,
o f Medford . Mr. K e rr never married.
Hi* f a t h e r lived to the age o f 105 years.
TWO TRIPLETS OF ENGINES
ARE DITCHED WITHIN
THREE DAYS
Two w recks within three days in each
of which three big f re ig h t locomotives
were put into the d itch, the track torn
up and members o f engin e crews in-
ju re d , i* the reeord o f the Southern Fa-
c ifie between C o tta g e Grove and G ran ts
Fas*.
T h e first wreck occurred S und ay at
R ice hill. T h re e e ngin es were thrown
into the ditch by a derailm ent.
T h e second wreck oecured in Cow
Cre«*k canyon between XVolf Creek and
I.«‘land T u e s d ay forenoon, three big e n
gine* being thrown crosswise o f the
tra c k and at least th re e engin em en b e
ing seriously inju red. T h e tra in was a
south-bound fr e ig h t with th re e engin es
running tand em . A «ierailment occurred,
the cause o f which is not yet known,
uni all thr«*e e ngin es were piled up
! «cross the trae k.
E n g in e e r K verton has a hip dislocati'd,
a l**g broken anil two f in g e rs cut o f f .
Firem an Irwin ha* both leg* broken.
F ire m a n P a r k e r has an urtn broken.
W re c k in g t ra in * were ordered at once
from Roseburg and G r a n ts Pass and car*
| ried doctors from both those places and
I from Glendale.
DESIRE GOOD ROAD SO
MUCH WILL BUY CRUSHER
London
and B la c k B u t t e D e leg atio n
Calls on County Court.
T h e c itiz e n s of London S p rin g s and
Klai k B u tte are c o n te m p latin g the pur-
• hase o f a r«>ck crusher th e m se lve s fo r
ihe purpose of grin ding out m a t e r ia l to
In- placed mi the roads iii t h a t part of
! the county.
i .V few days ago a d elegatio n from
these com m u nitie s called upon the coun-
; ty court and asked w hat a s sista n c e the
court would giv e them i f they executed
their plan. T h e mem bers o f the eourt
said they would t a k e the question under
ail v iseinent.
T h e court informed the d elegation
that it is t h e ir in te n tio n to s c a r i f y the
road all the way from C o ttag e Grove to
B la c k B u t t e this spring or summer, then
roll it, placing it iu f i rst-c la ss condition
for summer t r a f f i c . W hile th is will s u f
fice fo r the summer anil f a ll t ra v e l, the
heavy t r a f f i c in the w inter tim e cuts
the road badly when it is not covered
with crushed rock. A g re at deal o f m a
c hinery fo r th e B la c k B u t t e mines has
been hauled o v e r th e road during the
w inter and spring and the wagons have
cut some p r e t t y bad ru ts in it.
T h e d ele gatio n th a t called upon the
court consisted o f E . B. Crane, su p e rin
tendent o f the m ines; L ev i G eer, E m e r
son K e ith le y . the mail ca rrie r, and Mr.
H eck , the m erchan t at London.
PARTIAL LIST OF 1919
TEACHERS IS ELECTED
Three M a y Be T a k e n F r o m T e a c h in g
S t a f f fo r N e x t Y e a r .
T h e school hoard will a t te m p t to cut
down the nu mber o f t e a c h e rs next y e ar
and it is e xp e cte d that one te a ch e r will
he e lim in ate d from the high school and
two from the grades.
T h e fo llow ing
partial list was elected at a reeent
m e e ting o f th e b o a rd : K. W. Glass, sup
erin te n d e n t.
High school— M iss Lulu
Currin. p r in c ip a l; M iss M a rg a re t Me-
Donald, Mrs. B e a t r i c e B. B e e b e , and
Mi s s Georg ia K in se y . J u n i o r h igh— Mrs.
lima B e a g e r, principal west side school;
Miss A d d le W h it e and Mrs. M erle F o w -
ell. Grades— Miss Lena B u rc h a m , Miss
B lan ch Groom, Miss H ester B em is. Miss
Kern Holcomb, Miss B e r t h a S te phe ns,
Miss J e s s i e S m it h , and Miss Carolyn
S ch ellin g . Mr. S k e i, present p rin cip e !
o f the high school, will accept a p o s i
tion at a higher salary than could he o f
f e n d here, and a stro ng resolution o f
endorsem ent was passed by the school
board.
G range Squirrel Poison.
Fa r m e rs can now secure squirrel pni
son at cost through the g ran g e hv a p
plying to M. M. W heeler or G. W. M c
F arlan d .
T h e want ad. way is the righ t way.
— the m e r ch a n ts who ad v e rtis e
are the ones who are doing t h e ir
utm ost to build up the city.
— th e more you patroniz e them,
the more th e y will be able
to do f o r th e city.
— it is money in your pocket
in many ways to patronize
those who advertise.
COTTAGE GROVE NOW
75% OVER ITS
QUOTA
Liberty Day to Be Observed With
Short Exercises at 7 :30
This Evening
In response to P re sid e n t W i l s o n ’s
proclam ation , ca llin g on all c itie s and
towns ami com m u nitie s to o b serve in
some special manner F r id a y , April '¿ti,
as L ib e r t y Day, the C o ttag e Grove L i b
e rty Loan board bus a r r a n g e d a short
p atrio tic d em o nstratio n on Main s tre e t
tonight at 7 :JU o ’c lo c k. T h e C o ttag e
Grove band, Honor Guard and Home
Guard will meet at the arm o ry a t 7 p.
tu. and m arch down M a la s tre e t to
N in th s tre e t and re tu rn to L i b e r t y
square at the in te rs e c tio n o f B ix t h
street. A short drill and company ma-
nouver will be given on Main s t r e e t by
the H o m e Guard , d em o n s tratin g w hat
an A m erican c iv ilia n “ r o o k i e ” com
pany can ilo a f t e r hav in g had b u t two
hours of a c tu al drill. T h e m a jo r it y o f
the o f f ic e r s o f the Home Guard have
had less than three hours o f actu a l d rill
p ractice . T h e band will play p a trio tic
airs and an e f f o r t is bein g made t o
o b tain some voeal numbers. .Short p a
trio tic speeches will be given by prom
inent C o tta g e Grove speakers, the H o n
or f la g will be raised and the l ib e r t y
loan therm o m eter will he set up to the
latest o f f i c i a l score.
T h e C o t t a g e Grove cam paign , as f a r
as the men are concern ed, will be d o se d
.Saturday, April 27. T h e Boy S co u ts
will do “ scout d u t y ” in gleaning s u b
scriptions from the d i f f e r e n t d is t r i c t s
wherever a subscription may have been
overlooked or has been slow to mature.
T h e fin a l to ta l o f subscriptio ns will
not be known until all th e d is t r i c t
teams hav e made t h e ir report the f i r s t
o f next week. Any sub scription in the
hands o f w o rk ers should he turned in
at once to t h e bank s. All q uestio n naire
cards and reports should also be turned
in to the c e n t r a l chairm an , C. E . I ’ m-
phrey, as soon as possible.
T h e workers in the S ilk Creek d is
t ric t , which is way behind its quota,
will end eavo r to reach the quota th is
com ing week and a p a trio tic rally w ill
lie held at the public school house S u n
day afte rn o o n at -5 o 'c lo c k . E lb e r t B ed e,
C. J . Kem and J . S. S ils b v will be the
speakers.
F o llow in g are the pe rce ntage s o f quo
ta s raised by d is t r i c t s :
C i t y — 1, 1 6 3 ; 2, 3 7 0 ; 3, 3 6 0 ; 4, 1 9 9 ;
5, ' 7 : 6 , 1 6 4 ; 7. 1 6 1 ; ». 8 1 ? 6 , 224;
10, 3 1 4 ; 11. 180; 12, 145; 13, 2 1 2 ; 14,
149; 16 and 16, 1 3 » ; 17. 131.
C o u n try— S a g in a w , 179; L o rane, 108;
How- R iv er , 2»i.>; Blu e M oun tain. 181;
Hebron. 1 1 5 ; Dorena, 1 7 0 ; London. 2 5 2 ;
R u ja d a , 86 ; Mount View-, 1 52; L a t h a m ,
153; Divide, 1*19; T h e Cedars, 154; S il k
Creek. 2 2 ; Wildwood, 149; B la c k B u t t e ,
231.
LITTLE FOLKS PROGRAM
PLEASES OLDER ONES
A very p leasing program was given
F r id ay ev en in g a t the C h ristian church
by Ora Read H e m e o w a y ’s c h i ld 's class
in elocution, assisted by a few o f Mrs.
H. S. W e b b e r ’s piano pupils. A ll th e
numbers were rendered in a v e ry c re d
itab le manner, g r a t i f y i n g to both audi
ence and t e ach e rs. T h e follow ing pro
gram was rend ered :
l'ia n o duet, ( a ) “ Music on th e L a k e ”
J . S. F e a r i a t , ( b ) “ E m e r a l d s ” (Geo.
L. S p au ld in g *. K a t h e r i n e S il s b y and
K a th ry n McQueen.
R e c it a t i o n , “ A la d d in ” ( L o w e l l ) , L ee
Nichols.
R e c it a t i o n , Mildred B u rc h a m .
R e c it a t i o n , “ S h a d o w , ” L esto n Dur
ham.
Panto m im e. “ V isio n o f S i r L a u n f a l ”
(L ow ell).
P ian o solo, “ D ancing S u n b e a m s ”
( C r o s b y ). M a rg a re t Hemenwav.
R e c it a t i o n , “ T h e Rock a - b y B o a t , ”
M arg are t M edley.
R e c it a t io n . “ D o n ' t , ” Geneva K im e .
R e c it a t i o n , “ Old I r o n s id e s ,” J e n
nings King.
R e c it a t i o n , “ M y F l a g . ” Ru th K ing.
P ian o solo. “ H eart o f G o l d " ( S p a u l
d in g ) , K a t h e r i n e Silsby.
R e c ita tio n , “ Som ebody D i d , " J e r r i n e
Burrows.
R e c it a t io n , “ L i t t l e M i s c h i e f , ” Cecile
Callison.
P ia n o solo, “ T h e Glow W o r m , ” (De
I. a n c y ) , V e ta P la s te r.
R e c it a t io n . “ D a f f o d i l s . ” Donna N ic h
ols.
R e c it a t io n , “ Orphan
A nnie,”
Clo
W hiteley .
R e c it a t i o n , “ Old J o h n W . J o n e s . ”
M i ll ir e n t B urrow s.
R e c it a t io n , “ F a i r i e s , ” G eorgia M ills.
D ra m a t iz a t io n , “ G r i e f o f F a i r i e s , ”
Class.
F o u r M o re S t a r s iu F la g .
T h e num ber o f s t a r s in C o tta g e
G r o v e ’s s e r v ic e f l a g con tin ues to i n
crease. S t a n l e y Damewood and Roy Des
l.arze s hav e both been called in th e
d r a f f o f April 26. F r a n k S e a rs has been
called to report in C aliforn ia and J a m e s
S u th e rlan d has answered the e m e rg e ncy
c a ll fo r tru ck drivers. T h i s g iv e s C o t
ta g e Grove 171 stars. T h e f l a g c o m m it
tee e xp e c ts t o add sev eral th is week
which hav e been overlooked.