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PROFESSIONAL CARDS A. \v . ljIY|K, A(. D. t’ l|ysiciqn St|i<ijeoi\ Office in McFarland Building, Upstair*. Office t'hone 34. Residence Phone 12(0 R. M. McCARGAR, D. D. S. DENTIST à Successor to Dr. F. L. Ingram Office Phone 5 Residence on Pacific Highway . DR. A. J. HENDRY Ir Éfril GEORGE STÀlliNûS ANDÌZ'“ ' lCQNNic TVJÉÉÉ titRANòPORTilSCr 5RI fióri M a w « [CAPTURED GERMAN CANNON [ Fear* of ralds by Zeppelin airship* were expressed In England, and hundreds of aeroplanes were kept In readiness to repel an attaek and to furnish news of Immediate danger Hundreds of wounded British soldiers were returned to England for trent- fisht,ng aloug the rlver ° lse eont*1» '« ! . and many bridges were blown up to hinder the movements of the enemy German artillery captured In France was tukeu to England to be exhibited as proof of the success of the allies The converted cruiser Onronla. on which guns have been mounted, hovered around the port of New York searching outgoing steamers for Germans and contraband goods. Shipping men protested at such action as causing expensive delays. Managers George Stallings and Connie Mack lined their teams up in PUiladel- pbla to begin the battles for the world's baseball championship. M. Turpin s deadly turpiuite shells were used by France DENTIST O ffice , Over First National Bank J. S. A (ed ley c n . n«h n t« n e w s o n a p a lio ia Of the Week munt rhe LANE VETERANS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL REUNION (Continued from First Page) RESOLUTION ADOPTED. C. B. King, Co. F 5th Tenn. Henry Smitson, Co. H 25 Mo. Cav. Inft. F. A. Clow, Co. H 2nd Minn. C. M. Eichler, Co. D 1st Minn. Cav. Art. W. J. Gardner, Co. A 75 111. COBURG. Inft. Geo. Salton, Co. C 10 Mich. Jno. Wilkinson, Cos. K-I 116- Cav. 62 Ohio Inft. Miles Pitcher, Co. A 11 Kan. C. V. Marquis, Co. I 9 Ohio Cav. Cav. J. L. Shelton, Co. A 1st Or. Sam Taylor, Co. B 8 Ohio Cav. Cav. JUNCTION D. Read, Co. F 46 111. Inft. J. A. Boom, Cos. B-I 49-8 Mo. J. H. Doty, Co. B 1st Or. Cav. In ft R. B. Woolley, Co. B 102 III. WATERVILLE Inft. A. T. Morris, Co. B 11 W. T. SPANISH WAR VETERNS Inft. H. F. Oaks, Co. H 15 U.S.Cav. ROSEBURG J. C. Johnson, Co. M 2nd Or. 0. Stewart, Co. K 1st Or. Inft. Inft. MARCOLA W. J. Chapman, Co. C 2nd Or. G. H. Blakeley, Co. K 20 Ohio Inft. Inft SPRINGFIELD. ATTORNEY AT LAW Special Attention Given to Mining and Corporation Law. Office. Woodward Building. P ractices in all Courts I believe in our present condition that a road thrown up thoroughly drained and covered with a good coat of crushed rock and thor oughly rolled, sufficient for most of the roads in this county. At least I believe such a road is all the already over-burdened tax payer can afford to build at this time. I am in favor of each road dis trict choosing its road aupervisor, and each road district should re ceive its part of the road money based on the taxable property in each district. Also, if I am elected I shall en deavor to get full value for every cent expended. I want full value without favor to anyone. I shall have no favors to bestow on' any one that does not return full value to the country. I have a deep interest in Lane county, and expect to make my home here for my alloted time, and your interests and my inter ests are mutual, what is for your benefit is for my benefit. Thanking those who have so kindly supported me without so licitation for the nomination, I promise all the voters and tax payers, if elected, to give my whole and undivided time to their interests, and shall do my utmost to reduce your taxes and will greatly appreciate the honor if you should elect me county judge. Yours truly, HARRY L. BOWN. (Paid Adv.) W oodw ard Kuildi u J. G. JOliJ'iSOJ'i ATTORNEY AT LAW P ho N o. 3 N O T A R Y PUBLIC C ottage G rove, Or« R esolved : That we the vis COTTAGE GROVE $ iting comrades in reunion assem Hospital & Sanatarium bled with the comrades of Ap R ig h t H e r e at Y o a r Horn* pomattox Post No. 34 and Relief Corps No. 12, hereby acknowl Surgical Cases Especial Attention edge our inability to express to X - R A Y LABARAT0RY them and the good citizens of the city of Cottage Grove who so For Further Particulars Address kindly and generously assisted, our appreciation of the royal manner in which we have been welcomed and entertained during v a \ a V a V 4 V «V a V a V a ,.iiV * * .« V s <.; our 16th annual reunion, and we assure them that we can carry U. S. NAVY. away with us only most pleasant FORT WAYNE, IND. J. T. Hooper, U. S. Ship Sup memories of the most enjoyable Wesley Johnson, Co. A Bat. The place to get your ply. occasion in the history of the U. S. 19 Inf. horses shod and good INDIAN WAR Lane County Veterans Associa COTTAGE GROVE Repair Work. W. W. Oglesby, Capt. Co. G tion. G. W. Kerr, Co. M 2nd Penn. 2nd Reg. 3rd Bat. Or. State Mi J. F. B eytein Cav. Jas. O ffutt R. W. Loomis, Co. I 65 111. In ft litia. The visiting ladies were: W. J. G ardner 1. J. Taylor, Co. A 3rd Col. Cav. EUGENE Committee. R. G. Elliott, Co. H 5 la. Inft. Mesdames E. Wheeler, E. G. Jos. Perkins’ Co. L 9 Mo. Cav. Registration of Veterans. Clements, D. M. Baker, H. C. Chas. F’ahrenwald, F 15 N. Y. EUGENE. Sparling, A. Dickerson. Cottage, Grove, Ore. J. F. Circle, Co. I. 152 Ind. Cav. CRESWELL J. F. Youmans, Co. F 8 Minn. In ft. Mrs. J. E. Kuni. DEPOSITORY Henry Salton, Co. A 3rd Mich. Inft. STAR O. H. Willard, Co. F 21 Iowa United States Postal Inft. Mrs. Harriet C. Pitcher. Savings Eld A. Kreamer, Co. D. Hosp. Inft. JUNCTION J. K. Barrett, Co. F20Ia.Inft. Steward 46 Iowa Inft. DEPOSITORY Mrs. Mary E. Boone. J. B. Burns, Co. C 8 111. Inft E. Wheeler, Co. M 1st Wis. 5 Lane County S. K. Buick, Co. E 18 Ind. Inft. Cav. H. H. R. Goddard, Co. D 30 § DEPOSITORY Jas. Offutt, Co. E 100 Pa. Inft. i City of Cottage Grove J. B. Rand, Co. B. 2nd Wis. Ind. In ft R. Hull, jr. Co. H 10 Mich.Cav. VOTERS BEW ARE! Inft. Lucky Doolittle, Co. C 8 Mich. J. F. Beytein, Co. I 1st Minn. * Capital and Surplus Inft. Heavy Art. The Dental Trust, with all its k $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 C ontin ued from First Page S, D. Nixon, Co. E 8 la. Cav. Chas. Dickerson, Co. H. 31 powerful political organization, Wm. Edgington, Co. A 16 opportunities and did become fa- is moving heaven and earth to H. EAKIN, President Iowa Inft. Kan. Cav. E. G. Clements, Co. F* 1 122 N. defeat the dental reform bill. T. C. WHEELER, Cashier milar with all the departments of Jos. M. Miller, Co. G 20 N. Y. business of the county, and from In every town and city mem Y. Inft WORTH HARVEY, Ass t Cash’ r A. P. Dean, Co. L. 1st Mich. Cav. that knowlege so gained I believe bers of the Trust are out work Robt. Griffin, Co. F 2nd Wis. I can give a fair, just and eco ing against the bill. Engs. The Medical Trust is helping D. L. Woods, assist Sergt. 138 nomical administration of the af D. M. Baker, Co. K. 23 Wis. Ind. In ft the Dental Trust by forcing In ft fairs of the county, and if elect G. W. McReynolds, Co. C 18 nurses and druggists, under D. M. McCrady, Co. D. 7 ed county judge I promise you Iowa Inft. threat of boycott, to work against Minn. Inft my best endeavors to do so and L. B. Woodruff, Co. H 1st 1 dental reform. G. H. Courtwright Co. G. to see that you get value received All kinds of campaign lies are Minn. Mounted Rangers. Wis. Cav. for every dollar spent, and that | being circulated to deceive the G. W. Kelly. Co. K 1st la. Cav. H. M. Price, Co. L. 14 Kan. every part o f the country has voters. Don’ t let the Trust scare E. D. Handy. Co. H 46 Wis. Cav. equal and fair treatment; being you. Inft. R. A. Bartlett, Co. D 1st Minn. familiar with every part o f the The Trust made the present H. S. Beers. Co. 6 N. Y. Inft. country I would be in a position In ft dental law. Under this law it M. L. Tompkins Co. E’ 105 N. to deal fairly with each section. M. R. McCauley, Co. C 24 la. controls the State Board of Den Y. Inft. In ft I believe in good roads, but tal Examiners; every member of Alex R. Osborn, Co. F 1st Or. with taxes piling up mountain J. E. Gardiner, Co. B 24 la. that board is a member of the Inft In ft high I would economize on these Trust. B. F. Adams, Co. M 11 Kan. expenditures as well as all oth L. P. Tallman, Co. D 1st Mich. In this way competent dentists L t A rt Cav. ers. I look upon the matter as are kept out of Oregon, and the Correct Method off B. F. Crum, Co. B 32 la. Inft Walt Cline. Co. B 154 III. In ft impossible in this sparsely set Horseshoeing Trust prevents competition and CRKSW ELL. W. D. E’innerty, Co. K 113 111. tled country to build as good keeps up prices. H. C. Flick, Co. F 2nd Pa. Inft roads as in the eastern states VOTE YES X 340 AND BUST And Heavy A rt L. H. Slagle, Co. H 13 Kan. where population and wealth are THE DENTAL TRUST. J. E. Kuni, Co. I 2nd Minn. Inft. a hundred fold greater than here. PAINLESS PARKER. Dentist. Cav. Chas. Bohm, Co. I 21 N. Y. For the same miles of road South off First National Bank 6th and Washington Sts. S. A. McKay, Co. H 37Ill.Inft | Colman Reese, Co. I 1st Minn. where we have one party and one (Adv.) Sixth Street Portland, Oregon. T. P. Jackson, Co. K 12 Me. Inft. thousand dollars of property to In ft Jeptha Hart Co.K 75 Ind. Inft. draw from, they have a hundred Bread 5 cents the 'loaf, or six T. A. Shafer, Co. T 103 Ohio J. W. Trunnell, Co. E 21 Mo. i people and one hundred thousand loaves for 25 cents at Parker’s Inft lniu ' . j dollars of property to draw upon. Bakery. LEADER FOR $1.50 HARRY L. BOWN OUT FOR COUNTY JUDGE 5 D r. H . C . S c h le e f BLACKSM ITH Joe Baker ■ First National Bank • 1 ^- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Blacksmithing W a g o n M a k in g G e n e ra l R e p a ir W o r k Spriggs B r o s . l