The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 21, 1910, Image 9

worker, will begin a series of meetings
at the Christian church about the fif­
teenth of April, and continue for at
least one month. They have held à
number of successful meetings in the
Provision Not Made for Loca west. As a soloist and chorus leader Two Suits Instituted Against
Mr. Longman last summer had charge
of the large chorus at the state conven­
tion of Certain Sections.
Oregon & Southeastern.
tion of the Christian churches of Ore­
gon. Mr. Whiston was given the place
of honor on the program and his ser­
EQUITY IS UNQUESTIONED. mon was highly pleasing to the two FROST AND HALL INJURED
thousand or more people who heard him.
The campaign being planned for here
Oregon Has 16,221,268 Acres Within will be the largest and most thorough- Both Allege Permanent Injuries as Re­
Reserve Areas.^j-Laek of Survey of any similar campaign ever underta­
sult of Accident June 5 Last—Ag­
ken in Cottage Grove?
Prevents Exchange of Sections
gregate Damages Demanded
for Land Outside Reserves.
Forty-five Thousand.
MANY MINOR MATTERS.
Mrs. Horace Hampton, formerly ; of
Millions of acres belonging to West­ Baker City, and daughters, Miss Lu­ Two suits for damages, aggregating
ern States, being lands granted to the cille and Gladys,’visited at the home $45,000, have been instituted in the cir­
states by the Federal Government for of G. H. Tyson Friday and Saturday.
cuit court for this county against the
school purposes, are today tied up in
A. L, W°°dard*was a county seat vis­ Oregon & Southeastern Railroad com­
forest reserves, where they are una­ itor on Friday.
pany, whose headquarters are in Cot­
vailable, unsalable, and virtually use­ Roy Foster of Lorane was in Cottage tage Grove. Both cases are the result
less so far as the states are concerned, Grove on Saturday. Mr. Foster and his of the accident which occurred on June
says a Washington dispatch to The brother Martin have three tracts of 5, 1909, when a bridge in the Row river
Oregonian.
land in the, Lorane valley, and are valley gave way. W. B. Frost, one of
Title to many of these school sec­ among the prosperous ranchers of that the complainants, who went down with
tions in forest reserves has never pass­ locality.-
.the car through the bridge, asks $20,000
ed to the states, though the equity ex­
Mr. Frank Jordan got out again on damages for a broken leg and other
ists, and until the reserves are survey­ Saturday after a fortnight’s illness.
serious injuries which he received about
ed there is no way, under existing law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F*. Samuel of Day­ the body, which he says permanently
whereby .the states can reap any bene­ ton, Washington, left Cottage Grove disable him. He is a timber inspector
fit from their extensive property rights on Monday, after having visited their and bought a ticket at Wildwood to ride
within forest reserves.
x daughter, Mrs. Ingram, for several to Cottage Grove on that day and claims
Congress granted to thé various pub­ days;
-that the defendant company wilfully
lic land states sections 16 and 36 in
Albert A. "Hull, son of John Hull, is and negligently refused to keep said
every township, with the_ understand­ attending commercial college .in Port­ bridge in repair, when they knew it
ing that the state would dispose.of land. He was accompanied there by was in a dangerous condition.
these lands and apply the- money so his fathef.
The other case is that of F. M. Hall,
raised to the establishment and main-
Alice Richmond has transferred to a lumber and timber dealer, who recites
Li’i-ance of public schools and other ed­ R. E. Griswold lot 1 in block 4, third practically the same story in regard to
ucational institutions. It never was addition to Cottage Grove; considera­ the negligence of the company in not
the ideé that the lands could be held by tion $600.
keeping the bridge in repair. He asks
the general government indefinitely,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanard of Browns­ $25,000 as damage for a leg broken in
but that they would be patented to the ville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. several places and other serious injur­
states as fast as required.
ies which have permanently disabled
R. Westbrook over Sunday.
When vast forest reserves were creat­
Mrs. David Griggs was a recent him.
ed, millions of acres of school sections Portland visitor. She was accompani­
HARRISOtN IS FINED.
were embraced in those reserves, and ed by her mother, Mrs. I. H. Bingham
now form a part of them. Approxi­ of Eugene.
Assessed 820 for Assaulting School
mately one-eighteenth of the forest re­ The Sentinel is prepared to do job
Teacher at Divide.
serve area of every state by rights be­ printing of any character, and guaran­
George Harrison of Divide was ar­
longs to the state, foc one-eighteenth tees its prices to be satisfactory. Ex­
of the reserve area consists of school pert workmen are employed in the sev­ raigned before a magistrate on Satur­
sections, to which the Federal Govern­ eral departments, and this in itself is a day and assessed $20 on the charge of
ment has no equitable owherhship, in guarantee of high-grade printing. Send assault and battery, the complainant be­
light of its grant to the states. It is The Sentinel a trial prder. We are ing A. P. Gardiner, school teacher at
that place. Constable Plank took the
true, that to some extent the states confident that we can please you.
prisoner to the county seat for examin­
have relinquished title to school sec­
tions within forest reserves, and made Forty pound China Pheasant Flour ation. He pleaded guilty. He admitted
lieu selections elsewhere, but this prac­ for one bushel of wheat at Spray- whipping the school teacher, but claims
some justification on account of his
tice has been brought practically to a Wynne Company.
fifteen-year-old daughter having been
standstill under a ruling of the Interior
ANOTHER BLOCK IN SIGHT.
whipped until there were marks on her
Department, which is sustained by the
Department of Justice.
Lawson and Veatch or Masons May -shoulders for not wanting to be placed
in a lower grade, much to her embar­
It is held by these departments that
Erect Handsome Structure.
rassment. He also admits he acted in­
a state cannot exchange its school lands
Messrs. LaWson and Veatch are pre­ discreetly in thrashing the teacher
inside a forest reserve for lands outside
paring plans for a commodious brick in the way he did, but pleaded great
unless the school sections have, been
structure on their Main street property provocation.
surveyed, in other words, unsurveyed
west of the Bank of Cottage Grove.
The assault took place at Dividea
school sections, in a forest reserve, ac­
They have not decided definitely wheth­ fortnight since. When the Roseburg
cording to the holdings of. the depart­
er they will build or not. Some time local arrived at Divide, Gardiner stepped
ments, do not form valid base for lieu
selections. The effect of this is mani­ ago the Masonic lodge had this site in off and was attacked by Harrison, who
view with the idea of erecting a build­ knocked the schoolmaster to the ground
fest. States that have vast areas of
ing, but as there were some legal en­ and pummeled him. Gardiner sustain­
unsurveyed school lands in forest re­
tanglements the project was aban­ ed a broken nose, and other injuries,
serves have virtually nothing—nothing
doned. These obstacles have now been rendering him unable to hold school for
on which they can realize. They do
removed, and if Messrs. Lawson and a week. _______________
not even have title to the lands them-’
Veatch do not conclude to rear a struc­
1 selves, because they are unsurveyed,
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
ture on the property the Masons -may
and the Government does not patent
again take the matter up.
unsurveyed lands to anyone. Yet the
County Court Makes Appointments for
right of the states is admitted, their
the Ensuing Year.
Real Estate-Transfers.
equity is established, and they would
The county court has made the fol­
D. C. Baughman has transferred to
be able to get title to. or make exchange R. M. Veatch 36x150 feet in section 32, lowing appointments of road supervis­
for some of this land if the surveys township 20 s, R. 3w. ¡'consideration ors for Southern Lane county : Chas.
were made. The e-xtent of this tie-up $150.
Sharen, Saginaw; W. S. Chrisman, Do-
is appreciated, when it is known that in
A. S. Powell has transferred to Alon­ rena; Henry C. Combs, London; Geo.
Oregon alone there is 16,221,368 acre? zo W. Shortridge an undivided half in­ W. Kerr, Wildwood; H. A. Howe, Cres­
in reserve, and 900,000 acres óf school terest in lots 5 and 6 in block 1; also well ; Geo., Hawley, Creswell; H. B.
land. In Washington the area is less. lot 5 in block 2, in Cooper & Randall’s McBee, Lorane ; S. D. Campbell, Wal­
School lands of such character as addition.
ker ; W. B. Hawley, Lorane; F. J. Hard
'those embraced in forest reserves of
L. B. Rolston has transferred lot 3 Bohemia; C. Schneider, Lorane; J. B.
the West are today worth a good many in block 2, Perkins’ addition, to F. C. Tapp and B. Patten, Cottage Grove;
dollars. The states, most of them, Ralston.
A. D. Hileman, Lorane; Otto Moron,
have usé for the money that could be
Lot 8 in block 4, Cooper & Randall’s Creswell; Fred Wright, Walker.
¡derived from.the sale of such lands, addition, has been transferred by W. B.
Roney Has Hard Time.
and not a state on the list but would Copper to A. W. Shortridge; considera­
L.,N. Roney is having a difficult time
be able to realize .several million dol­ tion $125.
lars if it could obtain title to its school
H. L. Bown has transferred to E. O. getting the bridge built on Sharp’s
sections in reserves, or lands of like Potter lot 4 in block 9, L. & L. addi­ Creek above Cottage Grove, says The
Register. He did not get the help he
character and value outside of reserves. tion. -________ ______
expected and was compelled to do two
It is this situation that has moved
Plans a Big Reunion.
several Western representatives to in­ G. W. McReynolds of Divide, who is men’s work himself. The lumber Was
troduce' correct bills. Representative president of the Lane County Veteran’s covered with snow and sleet and had to
Hawley, of Oregon, introduced a spec­ association, was in Cottage Grove on be loosened up with a sledge. While
ial bill giving the state pf Oregon the Saturday, and to a representative of working on the false work Nels fell off
right to relinquish to the Federal Gov­ The Sentinel said extensive prepara­ into the icy water • up to his neck and
ernment all title or claim to its school tions would be made for the reunion had a hard time getting “dried out.”
sections in reserves, in exchange for to be held in this city next fall, and
Spencer Wins In Debate.
which the state is to be permitted to that he confidently expected to have an
The third annua) intercollegiate de­
make lieu selection of an equal area of attendance of not less than two hun­ bate between Oregon and Utah, held
unreserved lands of similar character dred. At least one- prominent speaker at the state university last Friday
and equal value, and to dispose of thé will be here to deliver an address to night, was unanimously awarded to
same as it sees fit; His bill also re­ the old soldiers.
Oregon. C. E. Spencer of this city
quires the Secretary of the Interior to
Mr. McReynolds has resided at Divide and Percy Collier of Eugene represent­
ascertain the> amount. Of such lands to for twenty-eight years. He has 400 ed the affirmative side of the question,
which the State of Oregon is entitled, acres of land there, the greater part of “Resolved, That all corporations en­
something that is not now known. '
which is cleared, and in hay. He has gaged in interstate business should be
over 300 head of sheep and goats, and required to incorporate under federa
Attend Eugene-Salem Debate-
about fifty head of cattle and horses.
law.”
The two winning teams of the Cot­
tage Grove high school went to Eugene
Friday evening to take in the Eugéne-
Salem debate. The teams are Ben
King, Allie Phillips and Myrtle Kem of
the negative, and Misses Gladys Farley,
Myrtle.DeSpain and Armorel Sutcliffe
•f the affiirmatlve. They weré accom­
panied by Alta King, and Misses hlabel
Rosenberg, Mabel Veatch, Ruth Wood-
■’rd and Mamie Kime. *
Prepare for Road Work.
Coupty Commissioners in session last
Friday closed a contract for another
large rockcrusher, to be delivered by
April 1, and to cost $1800. The board
also purchased a seven-ton roadroller at
a cost of $1500. There will be .an unus­
ual amount of road improvement
throughout Lane county this year.
Noted Evangelists Coming.
■ Whiston and Longman, evangelists
Krith headquarters at Bethany, Nebras-
accompanied by Mrs. Whiston, an
■ïtomplished musician and personal
Bingham Buys a Farm.
Senator I. H. Bingham, formerly a
resident of this city, has bought the
James Dinsmore farm, consisting of 92
acres, near Irving, paying $10,000
therefor.
Eastern Star Banquet.
The Eastern Star installed officers
last Friday night, after which a splen­
did banquet was participated in by
about fifty members. Mr. and Mrs.
John - Phillips of the country were ad­
mitted to membership.
Spraying Well Under Way.
Fruit-growers are spraying their
trees. Many orchards which have been
allowed to go without attention will be
thoroughly sprayed within the next
few weeks. Moreover, there is every
indication that the negligence of past
years in the matter of caring for or­
chards .is practically at an end, in Lane
county. Lane county can raise as many
and as good apples as any other section
of the state. There is more activity at
this time in the matter of development
of fruit culture in Lane county than
ever before.
HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT.
Clare Vaughn Wales Company Booked
for January 26.
The Clare Vaughn Wales Company
will appear at the Armory in this city
on the evening of January 26, under the
auspices of the Cottage Grove Lyceum
Course, and will undoubtedly attract a
large audience.
The management
makes the following announcement:
“After the seventh' season of unpre­
cedented success at the head of her own
company, Clare Vaughn Wales may be
safely said to be one of the established
leading lyceum attractions of the coun­
try today. Equipped with a natural
talent, charm of manner, unusual ver­
satility and magetic personality, Mrs.
Wales has long since demonstrated her
fitness to lead this aggregation of su­
perior artists and has more than sus­
tained the difficult standard set for
her. Perhaps the secret of her popu­
larity lies in the fact that she has stud­
ied the public and is wise enough to in­
troduce into her programs only that
which people care for and enjoy. To
entertain and amuse and instruct, but
also to speak the word which shall up­
lift and cheer and help, is her endeav­
or. For Mrs. Wales and her excellent
company the season just ¿nded has
been one gigantic success. This com­
pany enjoys the distinction of being one
of the very few of whom not one ad-
iverse criticism has been offered this
season so far as the management has
been - able to discover.“ .In addition to
the high-class program of readings and
music, Mrs. Wales has produced, as a
closing number, a one-act comedy, with
most flattering success. These comed­
ies will form a strong feature of a de­
lightful program the coming season,
and , will furnish just the element of
“something new” so much desired by
committees, and not to be furnished’by
any other company of its kind. The
high standard of excellence will be
maintained and patrons may be assured
of perfect satisfaction in all programs,
Whether with or without the comedy.”
Cottage Grove
Lyceum Course
Benefit Women's Club Library Fund
Management SELDEN C. ADAMS
Wales
Concert & Comedy Co
■ ■ ■ ■^AT THE------- ^-==
ARMORY HALL
JANUARY 26, 1910
SUMMONS.
The Peoria, III. Herald Says:
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane county.—Dora E. Cut­
birth, Plaintiff, vs. Wm. V. Cutbirth,
Defendant.
To Wm. V. Cutbirth, the above nam­
ed defendant: In the name of the State
of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit within
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, and if you
fail to appear and answer as herein re­
quired, for want thereof, the plaintiff
will apply to said Court for the relief
demanded in her complaint, which is
for a decree of said Court, forever dis­
solving the marriage contract existing
between plaintiff and defendant above,
named.
This summons is published once a
week for six successive weeks in The
Cottage Grove Sentinel, a weekly.news-
paper of general circulation in Lane
County, State of Oregon, published at
Cottage Grove, in said County and
State, by order of Hon. L. T. Harris,
Judge of the above entitled Court, made
on the 14th day of January 1910.
The first publication of this summons
is on the 14th day of January 1910, and
the last publication on the 11th day of
February 1910.
J. C. JOHNSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
The appearance of the Clare Vaughn Wales
Company at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium last even­
ing marked one of the most successful Star Course
concerts of the present season. Although Mrs.
Wales is supported by an excellent company, the
chief interest in the program last evening centered
in her recitations. Mrs. Wales has a fine voice, a
splendid stage presence and dramatic ability.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
Clare Vaughn Wales
READER
Florence Adele Benson
PIANIST AND SOPRANO
Harry T. Longstreet
BARITONE J
COMING—Laufant, the man of many mysteries,
March 9th; The College Singing Giris,
April 7th.
Single Admissioni 75c
Season Tickets for Next 3 Numbers $2
Tickets on Sale at The Wave
To E. J. Stuart: You are hereby
notified that we, the undersigned, have
expended One Hundred Dollars in labor
and improvements on each, the “Bear”
and “Moose” Lode Mining Claims, sit­
uated in the Bohemia Mining District,
POWELL & SHORTRIDGE, Props.
Lane County, Oregon, being $200.00 in
all, notices of location of which said
mining claims are respectively record­
Courteous Treatment
ed at Page 579, in Book 6, pf the Min­
Prompt and
Reasonable
ing Record in and for said County, and
State, reference, to which said notices
Rates to All.
and record, is hereby made for more
particular and definite descriptions of
said mining claims, as will appear by
affidavit in the office of the County
TRAVELING MEN A SPECIALTY
Clerk of saidj County, in order to hold
said premises under the provision of
Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
United States, being the amount re­
quired to hold the said Mining Claims
S. E. WALLACE
for the year ending December 31st,
1910. And if within Ninety days after
the first publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to contribute ypur pro­
portion of such expenditure as a co­
owner, your interest in said Mining
Claims will become the property of the
subscribers under said Section 2324.
Chimneys, Fire Places and
This notice is published for the first
time in The Cottage Grove Sentinel, of Sales - Promptly - Effected.
Repairing a Specialty
Cottage Grove, Oregon, on the 7th day
of January, 1910.
THOS. R. PARKER.
- Oregon
Office corner Main and Second Sts., Cottage Grove,
H. H. PARKER.
one block west of depot. ’Phone Main
.921
no35mchl9
FRANK HALEY.
Phone 673
FASHION
STABLES
Beaulieu & Woodard
REAL ESTATE
Brick & Cement Work