on the street at Eugene. The alterca tion grew out of the .allegation of Po liceman Evans that Hardy had insulted his wife-while she was buying a pair of shoes in the- store where Hardy was But She’s Only a Make-Believe employed as a clerk. She told her hus Assessed Valuation Increased band of the alleged incident, whereup and Gets His Money. on Evans and Policeman Purdy brought by Nearly Three Millions. Howard into the Police Court on the charge of assault. Evans gave Hardy ’FRISCO SHARP IN THE TOILS his choice between pleading guilty and being thrashed the first time they met COMPLETESUMMARYOFITEMS on the street. Howard refused to plead guilty and Evans made good his threat. Coos Bay Towboat Owner, Carrying Howard denied that he insulted the po Our Wife’s Dying Request, Parts liceman’s wife. After the fight Evans Tillable -Land Assessed at Over Two and a Half Millions, and Non-Till- With §2,500 of Good Ameri pleaded guilty to assault and battery able at. Over Nine Millions. can Money. and paid a fine of $10. The List in Detail. Read and Reflect. The attention of the reader is invited James O’Kelly, a wealthy towboat to The Sentinel’s advertising columns The assessment roll of Lane county owner qf Coos Bay, recently figured as today. Christmas time approaches, and shows an assessed valuation of $22,- the dupe of a San Francisco clairvoy the merchants of Cottage Grove are 006,920, an increase of $2,825,605 over ant, Dr. Astro, to the tune of $2500. making a bid for your trade, to which Through the aid of a woman claiming they are entitled. The Sentinel has last year. There are 117,963 acres of to be his wife, but who was known as time and again urged upon the people tillable land valued at $2,647,630, and Stella Mason, once an actress, Astro is of this community the advantages to be 1,391,935 acres of non-tillable land val alleged ¡to have attempted to fleece O’ gained by building a fence around the ued at $9,491,230. Improvements on Kelly of $5000, by pretending to him home dollar, but at this season it de deeded or patented land show a value of $765,490; and improvements on land that the Mason woman was his long sires to emphasize its previous argu not deeded or patented $77,295. Town lost daughter, -for whom he had been ments. Our merchants are prepared to and^city lots are assessed at $2,- searching. When O’Kelly’s wife died supply your wants. 297,065, and improvements on these at recently her last wish was that her $1,787,960. There are 128 miles of rail ¿husband find the missing daughter of way bed, assessed at $1,807,090 ; 228 ner first marriage, and give to her $5000 miles of telegraph and telephone lines besides her valuable trousseau. assessed at $94,625. Pullman rolling In searching for the missing girl, stock is assessed at $20,495, and rail O’Kelly went to ’Frisco and met “Dr.” road rolling stock at $212,060. There Astro, clairvoyant, who promised to Oregon Electric May Come South are 7,217 horses and mules assessed at produce the missing girl through the Saw Mill Gloves, Saddle stitched, waterproof, buck- $326,665; 19,821 head of cattle, $241,- aid of mysterious power. O’Kelly was to Cottage Grove. skin, regular $1.50 - • - - $1.20 365; 86,796 sheep and goats $69,940; 5,- x told that the missing child would be 521 swine $16,700; 426 dogs $5,004. ■Plow Gloves, ones that will wear, regular $1, 80 found at Malta apartments. O'Kelly Steamboats, stationary engines and proceeded to that, place and found a Hogskih Work Gloves, best made, “ '75c 60 mfg. machinery; $185,345; merhcandise girl, who wept copiously on his shoul LABOR SITUATION A FACTOR and stock in trade; $674,485; farming Light Driving Gloves, the 75c kind - - 60 der, and convinced, O’Kelly that she implements, wagons, carriages, etc., Luzon Goat Gloves, a good Wearer, 50c for - 40 was the party he was looking for by General Manager Talbot Makes State $183,330; money, $197,895; notes and producing photographs of her dead Half Picque Dress Gloves cheap at $1.50 - 1.20 ment Concerning Proposed Exten accounts, $479,010.; shares of stocks, mother. This photograph, the police sions of Electric Road in Wil $386,430; household furniture, watches, claim, was stolen by the clairvoyant lamette Valley, jewelry, etc., $389,400. While the from O’Kelly. When she produced the assessed valuation of all- property is photograph O’Kelly turned over part of $22,356,905, as equalized, by the board the $5000. He was to hand her the re The first extension of the Oregon of equalization it standsat $22,006,920. maining part naitt day, but when he Electric railway may be from Salem to went back to the Malta apartments his Cottage Grove and Roseburg according NO MISREPRESENTATION- suspicions were aroused by the fact to the Oregonian. It is not definitely that the girl was missing. He report settled whether this line will be con So States Manager Conley, the Com ed the case to the police, who detailed structed first or -the proposed line from mercial Club Booster. several detectives on the case. The Tigard to Corvallis, but it is believed The Sentinel : • As there appears7 to girl was apprehended, while preparing that the Cottage Grove extension will be some feeling abroad in this commun to leave the city. After a night in jail be given the preference. she confessed, and Astro was taken in The recent sale of $2,000,000 bonds ity that we are not giving the facts, to custody.__________ / by the company was partially for the but are misrepresenting th.e conditions extension of one of the lines surveyed. as they exist at and near Cottage Grove, DEATH OF LEE CHANEY. Then it was given out that there was I ask this means in making matters plain before the public. Succumbs to Tuberculosis After Sever no plan made regarding the expendi It is the desire of the Promotion de ture of the bond money. General Man al Years a Victim. ager Talbot told the -Oregonian that partment of the Commercial club that Lee Chaney, a sufferer from-that preparations of estimates of Cost had every citizen who has the interests of dread disease, consumption, died at 9 delayed the work. The labor situation Cottage Grove and vicinity at heatt, o’clock Tuesday night, the immediate would govern, also he said, the amount calls at the office of the manager in the cause of death being hemorrhage of of work to be carried on next Summer. Commercial club building, corner Fifth the ‘Ungs. The body was taken to Mid “It is my opinion that there will be and Main streets, and ascertain bv per dleton, Idaho, for burial, and" was ac a famine of labor in pregon next sonal investigation whether or not the companied by his widow and father year,” said Mr. Talbot. “Labor will conditions are being misrepresented. and mother, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cha be scarce, and what can be obtained The facts contained in the- Commun ney, whose home is at that place. will come high. The labor conditions ity Booklet were obtained from resi The deceased was 30 years of age,, may limit our work next Summer, but dents of this community, well-known and a native of Idaho. In June 1908 he the present delay in determining what to nearly every man, woman, and child contracted a severe cold, resulting in liiite is to be worked, and whether any in south Lane ¿.county, so if they gave pneumonia and subsequently consump thing is to be done soon, is due more information which was not authentic tion. He was advised to seek a lower to delay in getting estimates from en the manager of the Promotion depart altitude, and came, to the Willamette gineers. ment and the Promotion committee de valley, locating at Eugene, where he “At the time the sale of the bonds sire to know immediately where mis conducted a lodging house. Last sum was confirmed it was said that the pol representation is going oh. It. certain mer Mr. Chaney went to London icy of the company would be to make ly does not come from the Commercial Springs, where he remained until a previous announcement concerning the club, Merchants’ Protective associa fortnight prior to his death, and to time of construction, but that the pub tion, or from of the business men who every appearance was gradually im lic would get its first information of so loyally subscribed cash for the pur proving. On the day of his death Mr. the work when it was actually begun.” pose of giving to the world the oppor Chaney was about town for several tunities as they are found at Cottage hours, and only a few minutes prior to TAKES KINDLY TO PLAN. Grove. his passing away had planned what he If. “A Citizen” does not desire to re purposed doing on the morrow. At 9 Klamath Falls Bachelor Approves of main in business on the East side; he Unengaged Girl’s Scheme. o’clock he sat in the family circle, should either move to the west side, or when he was taken with the hemor Klamath Falls, Ore., Nov. 29. Edi outside. The new brick business houses rhage that ended his life a few minutes tor Cottage Grove Sentinel: I am a were erected for occupancy, so if hie very faithful reader and great admirer was unsuccessful in obtaining room.to later. Lee Chaney, eight years ago, married of your excellent paper and was in suit, he has no one to blame other than Miss Grace Ingwood at Salt Lake City, tensely interested in an article appear himself. He was here first. Thanking MAIN street : Locally represented but to the union no children were born. ing in the last issue written by the un you for space in your valuable publi Mrs. Chaney will go to the home of a engaged girl, and hereby take the lib cation and wishing it the success it is sister, in Montpelier, Idaho, after the erty of a reply, as requested. To say entitled, I am yours for a greater Cot funeral, there to remain for several that the badge method for the young tage Grove, Fred G. Conley, Mgr. Com. ladies whose names are upon the matri Club. months. _______________ We wish to call your at monial list would be only doing the tention to our line of Staple A New Raincoat Oil. young men of your city justice, is put and Fancy Groceries. Tom Parker has an acquaintance at ting it mildly. HOME CORE FOR EC.ZEMÂ Creswell who is not familiar with the There are scores qf we would-be fel English language. Yesterday Mr. Par lows, who, were it not for the awful OU of Wintergreen, Thymol. Glycerine. Etc,. We Carry all the leading ker received a letter from him asking horror of getting “handed a lemon,” Used as a Simple Wash brands of Canned Goods him to buy a quart of raincoat Oil— would be delighted to make good. and Teas, Coffees, and cater It really seems strange that so many meaning linseed oil—and in order that 1 have in mind a number of this stripe people suiter year in and. year out with to the bgst trade by keep there should be no mistake copied the of gentlemen here in Klamath Falls ing our stock label on a bottle, the contents of which who would readily become excellent- eczema, when it is now no longer a se he had just exhausted. It reads: “Ce citizens of your beautiful little city,- cret that oil of wintergreen mixed with dar Brook, formerly W. H. McBrayer, which would mean a betterment of •thymol, glycerine, etc., .makes a wash Fresh and Up-to-Date. distiller. A guarantee that this is the your locality. It’s a business proposi that is bound to cure. Old, obstinate cases, it is true, can genuine. Hand-made sour mesh whis tion. not be cured in a few days, but there ky. 'The best known brand in the Being in the position you are, Mr. world.” Inquiry showed that a local Editor, I say agitate the matter as is absolutely no sufferer from eczema druggist had used the whisky bottle much as possible, or in other words, who ever used this simple wash and in knowing your house when the foreigner bought lineseed oil come to the rescue of those of us who did not find Immediately that won on a previous occasion. Tom didn’t have given up all hope. I most heart derfully soothing, calm, cool sensation that comes when the itch is taken away. is equipped with modern know what was wanted from the label. ily indorse the plan. Instantly upon applying a few. drops . Administrator’s notice of -hearing of “ANXIOUS OLD BATCH.” of the wash the remedy takes effect, final account.—Notice is hereby given and sanitary plumbing. Notes From Royal. the itch is allayed. There is no need that the undersigned, Administrator of Mrs. Thompson, Miss Hull, Edna El Fourth Regiment May Stick. Ii you are thinking of ledge and Edith Rosenberg visited the The Eugene Register seems to think of experiment—the patient knows at the estate of George W. Kerr, Jr., de once. school on Friday^ the Fourth regiment will remain in having work of this kind Instead of trying to compound the ceased, has filed his final account in the The Pie social at the Royal school tact. It says “there has been much house on Thursday evening was quite a talk of disbanding the Fourth regiment, oil of wintergreen, thymol, glycerine, County Court of the State of Oregon, kind done, we would be The people of the dormitory spent O. N. G., artillery service. This was etc., in the right proportions ourselves for Lane County, and the same has Thanksgiving at E. A. Wheeler’s home. at a time when trouble waS brewing we are using a prescription which is been set for hearing on January.3rd., pleased to give you esti Frank Bradford went home from the with Japan and it was thought the universally found the most effective. 1910, at 2:00 o’clock p. m. All persons mates on the work arid Royal Academy on Saturday morning coast needed stronger defenses. Since It is known as the D. D. D. Prescrip having objections to said account are tion, or Oil of Wintergreen Compound. hereby notified to appear at said time on account of sickness. then unofficial word has been circulated material. Miss Varien Dresser is again able to that it is most likely the regiment will It is made by the D. D. D. Co. of Chi and place and, present the same. GEORGE W. KERR, Sr., cago, and our long experience with attend school.___________ _ remain just as it and that within a rea •his remedy has given us great confi Administrator; sonable time four more companies will Street Fight in Eugene. J. C. JOHNSON, dence in its merits. .Night Poileeman Charles W. Evans be added to make the regiment com Attorney for Administrator. BENSON’S PHARMACY. and Hardy Howard'engaged in a fight plete.” LANE SHOWS BIG GAIN O'KELLY FINDS HEIR GLOVES! GLOVES! You’ve got to nave them, so why not buy them when you can get them at a Discount Price for SATURDAY and MONDAY Only J i These Gloves are all first class im every respect, reg ular stock, and at the figure we have been selling them were bargains. We propose to make a re duction of 20 per cent for the two days. whichshallb F first LOOK! LOOK! These are on exhibition in our Main St. Window H. C. COOK, The Grocer. The Place where you get What you Want The Satisfaction of Ordering Garments Johnson & Co General Merchants Is enhanced by the Knowledge of Ex clusiveness of Ma terial; Perfection of Fit; Assurance of Good workmanship and Style. by Hampton & Co Cóme and See Ils FOSTER P. PHILLIPS, Plumber ■*