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VOLUME IV
’COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 15, 1910
NUMBER 42
Second Prize—Picture from
j tract of J. H. McFarland, and will build
Brothers.
: a comfortable cottage thereon.
CLASS II.
Mrs. Caldwell has sold her First
Best six varieties, named, twelve-
street residence property, and bought
I sprays each, of (1) cream, (2) pink, (3)
1 a lot in the Long addition, where she
Improvement Committee Did Its white, (4) red, (5) dark* ?ed, and (6) ! Secretary’s Report Arouses Ire Supporter of Williams County will build a bungalow.
Lawns and Gardens Must Now
lavender.
Mr.
Cooper
is
completing
'three
new
Work Exceedingly Well.
Prize for each color as follows:
Go “Dry” For Awhile.
of State Health Board.
Considers Outlook Gloomy. bungalows of his standard style of ar­
1. For cream, bottle of perfume
chitecture, which he has for sale, He
from New Era Drug Co.
has erected at least a dozen houses this
2. For pink, vase from Lurch’s.
PARADE PROMINENT FEATURE 3. For white, chocolate pot from STRINGENT MEASURES TAKEN THINKS NESMITH A WINNER season.
SUPPLY FOR FIRES RESERVED
Mr. O; L. Nichols is erecting a hand­
Mrs. D. H.' Hemenway.
4. For Red, nickel coffee pot from
some bungalow on Tennessee avenue,
Knowles & Graber.
east of the city park.
List of Prize-Winners and the Ex­ 5. For dark red, cut glass toothpick Investigations in Cottage Grove, at Should Williams Measure Prevail
Mr. Lurch will commence work on Commissioner Pitcher Issues Order
hibits That Carried Off Honors.
holder from H. C. Madsen.
Instance of Dr. Oglesby, Starts
to Consumers on Tuesday That
With Fewer Votes Than Nesmith
his new store building within a few
Gets Favorable Comment.
5. For lavender, brooch from Mary
days. It is his purpose to add twenty-
Something in the State.
Irrigating Must Be Stepped.
It
Would
Be
Shy
Territory.
Bartels.
five feet on the west side of the pres­
CLASS III.
ent Structure, cut the old building off
Two prizes for most artistic display
to conform to the street line, and put a
Notwithstanding the fact that the and one prize for most unique display.
When in this city recently Dr. Calvin
There is a strong' probability that
A resident of Drain was in Cottage
exhibits were not so numerous as those
First Prize—For most artistic display, S. White, secretary of the State Board Grove on Monday, and in conversation new and up-to-date front in both build­ Cottage Grove will have its annual
ings
as
one.
of one year ago, the third annual Sweet brass vase from Metcalf & Brund.
of Health, told a representative, of The with a representative of The Sentinel
water famine, if such is not already the
Silver offering expected at lecture condition. On Monday night the pres.
Pea Show, given under the auspices of
Second Prize—For second most artis- Sentinel that the slaughter-houses of regarding county division, said Will­
Methodist
church
Sunday
p.
m.
Continued on last page.
the Civic Improvement committee of
Cottage Grove, as well as those iams county could hardly expect to win
sure at the lighting plant dropped from
the Woman’s Club, was a. pronounced
throughout the state, must undergo a as against Nesmith in the election this
85 pounds at 6 o’clock to 10 pounds at
success, both financially and otherwise,
general cleaning up; that unsanitary fall; that the latter county proposition
9 o’clock, and the company expects to
and the ladies are to be congratulated
conditions and carelessness about the would doubtless receive the larger
have to shut down between these hours
upon its excellence. Extensive ar­
preparation of meats'must cease, even number of votes cast for the respective J. H. CHAMBERS BUYS WOODARD for want of water if consumers are per­
ALBETT
ZINIKER,
JR.,
MAY
LOSE
rangements had been perfected for the
though there be stringent measures measures and consequently would pre­
mitted to continue irrigating lawns and
MILL AND LARGE TRACT.
SIGHT OF RIGHT EYE.
exhibit, and when the gentler sex of-
taken by the authorities to work trans­ vail,. leaving Williams with barely
gardens. The reservoir west of the
Cottage Grove undertake an enterprise I
formation for the better. He Said, af­ enough territory for the maintenance
city, which has a capacity of 380,000
of this character their untiring efforts Glycerine From Fiant Powder Gets ter an investigation, that an improved of a county, if indeed it would be able Something Approaching $50,000 In­ gallons, is practically empty, there be­
ito its promotion are certain to be
condition must be brought about speed­ to maintain a county government with
volved in the Transaction.—Op­ ing but about 75,000 gallons therein on
Into Forge at Blacksmith Shop.
crowned with success, for they know
ily for the preservation of the public the area it would be given. The gen­
Monday morning, and the greater part
erations Will Be Resumed.
Worker Is Severely Hurt.
not failure.
The excellence of the
health. In one instance Dr. White tleman is a supporter of Williams coun­
of this had accumulated during the
show was the more surprising because
found a hole dug under the slaughter­ ty, but readliy comprehends the situa­ , One of the largest timber deals con­ night. The source of supply is rapidly
Albert Ziniker, junior, met with house where refuse was drained and tion, which he does pot consider bright
of the lateness of the season, many
summated in this section of Oregon for becoming exhausted, and little relief
growers of the fragrant blossom hav-, quite a severe accident in the Bohemia water pumped from a well in close for his favorite.
some time past was that of yesterday, from this reservoir may be expected'
ing abandoned planting altogether for on Monday, having been badly burned proximity to wash the cattle and hogs
Williams county, proposed, was pro­ when A. L. Woodard transferred to J. until after rainfall. It is from this
this reason. The varieties, however, about the face and arms with glycer­ after they had been slaughtered. Car­ moted after proposed Nesmith county
reservoir that the city water supply
were numerous and plentiful, while the ine from giant powder. He came to casses of animals swarmed with flies’, had been launched and its petition filed H. Chambers of this city 20,000,000 comes, the other two reservoirs being
feet
of
fir
timber
located
five
mills
wild flowers of the children’s depart­ Cottage Grove that afternoon, and Dr. there being no screens to the houses.
for fire purposes.
with the secretary of state. The boun­
ment were none thé less attractive, Job attended him. To 'a representa­ Dr. Oglesby, city health officer, was dary lines of Williams, overlaps those south of town, the sawmill at Latham
The reservoir on the butte has a ca­
with
a
capacity
of
40,000
per
day,
and
one lad having gathered from the ad­ tive of The Sentinel the physician said instructed to cause a general . cleaning of Nesmith and it has been alleged that
pacity of 200,000 gallons, and is about
thirty-three
acres
of
mill
site
land,
the
jacent woods more than sixty different later that while the right eye was up of the premises, even though it its promotion is not with the expecta­
two-thirds full of water, but it would
quite badly damaged he thought it should be found necessary to have the tion of winning, but simply a scheme consideration being approximately $50,- be a calamity to be compelled to turn
varieties.
000.
Mr.
Chambers
will
commence
A considerable number of prizes were would retain its sight.
common council adopt an ordinance aided by Eugene to defeat Nesmith logging operations at once, and carry it into the mains, as the water is stag-^
On Sunday Mr. Ziniker went to the prohibiting meat from animals slaugh­ county.
offered for the best displays^ of all kinds
■nant, having stood for more than a
of flowers, which were classified, as is Mayflower camp for giant powder, tered surrounded by these unsanitary The people of Oregon are familiar with qn the work on an extensive scale. year. The reservoir on Landess hill,
The
persons
controlling
the
water
right
the custom. Mr. Ralph L. Scott of the whieh he placed upon the forge after conditions from entering the corpora­ the modus operandi of the promoters,
on the Coast Fork river have entered which gets its supply from the reser­
Portland Seed Company, one of the his return to his own claim. The tion limits. The local officer notified and realizing that to lay out a baili­
voir west of the city, has a capacity
most competent of judges, awarded the weather was warm, and the glycerine the butchers to this effect, and since wick with boundaries overlapping an­ into an agreement not to interfere with of 200,000 gallons. The water contain­
in the powder ran into the coal, so that that time some improvements have other county which seeks creation is sluicing while the timber is being con­ ed in this is fresh and pure, but is re­
prizes, as follows :
Largest number of varieties sweet when he’ started a fire in the forge on been effected, but the visit here of Dr. unjust, not to gay spiteful, will not veyed to the mill. Mr. Woodard has served for use in case of fire, it, being
recently constructed a dam on the riv­
peas, H. K. Metcalf ; first prizes, sin­ Monday an explosion followed, demol­ White aroused the ire of the state give such a measure their support at
er,
and has a logging road into the tim­ the city’s only salvation should a fire
gle colors, sweet peas, cream, Mrs. ishing thg shop and badly burning Mr. board and a set of rules and regulations the polls. The people of Drain are
ber,
making it possible to conveniently occur. It will, therefore, be seen that
Lincoln Taylor ; pink, Myrtle Brewer ; Ziniker.
have been promulgated, with a score not united on the proposition, some be­ and economically handle the logs. The Cottage Grove is dependent upon the
white, Mrs. J. H. McFarland; red,
card attached, and these will hereafter lieving with The Sentinel that a mis­ mill has been idle during the past three west reservoir for water—and there is
MILLS AND MILLMEN.
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler; lavender, Mrs. T.
be posted in each slaughter-house in take was made in an endeavor to pilfer months on account of constructing the comparatively little to be had. The
C. Wheeler; most attractive,display, Another Industry to Be Established the state, and the butchers must either the territory of proposed Nesmith coun­
dam and logging road, but will resume reservoir on Landess hill, under present
Mrs. Lincoln Taylor ; most unique dis­
Near Divide.—Notes.
live up to the regulations or go out of ty. Col. Parker of ■'The Nonpareil, within a few days and run to its fullest conditions, would keep two 2-inch
play, Vernie Brown.
C. C. Shay of Portland, who recently business on markings of demerit. Drain’s only newspaper, was strongly capacity. Mr. Chambers has large streams playing about two hours, which
H. Metcalf and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler bought a section of timberland near Dairymen also come in for a share of opposed to such procedure, and is not
timber holdings in the immediate is none too much reserve water for a
were awarded’ special prizes by the Divide, will soon commence the erec­ the general order, which will insure a giving Williams county the support of
neighborhood of his newly acquired city situated as is Cottage Grove.
Portland Seed Company for the best tion of a sawmill on the property. The better supply of pure milk and decrease his publication because thereof. And
Water Commissioner Green Pitcher
timber, and eventually this will also be
flowers grown from their seeds.
has issued an order to consumers of
mill will have a capacity of about forty the sale of tubercular beef and pork.
there are others who take the same sawed at this mill.
Children’s display, boy—First prize thousand per day, and the principal
water that its use for lawn sprinkling
Dairymen who supply the Portland stand.
The land occupied by the mill is val­
for the largest collection of wild flow­ product will be ties for the Southern trade were given until July 1 to have
Nesmith county will be created at uable not only for the purpose for and the irrigating of gardens must be
ers, Merle BriggS, 62 varieties ; second Pacific company. Mr. Shay is interest­ their cows tested. Perhaps 500 cows the polls on November 8 next, because
discontinued forthwith under penalty.
prize, Carl Veatch and Willie Holder­ ed in several timber projects on the have been destroyed under provisions its cause is fair and just, and because which it is being used, but as a power During the remainder of the summer
coast.
man, 19 varieties.
of the law, but, in all probability, more 'the people within the territory seeking site and the terminus of a prospective water may be used only where abso­
Mr. Tuttle of the Row River Lumber than that number were sent to country self-government want the privilege of railroad up the Coast Fork river, lutely necessary.
Girls’ collection—First prize, Gladys
Veatch, 32 varieties; second prize, company, spent Sunday in the city. slaughter-houses, ■ where they were administering their own affairs, which which, in all probability, will be con­
This condition will prevail until the
Mr. Tuttle says the company’s mill is butchered and put on the market with­ they believe can be more economically structed within a comparatively short new pipe line from Layng creek, now
Emillie Holderman, 28.varieties.
running steadily and producing the out inspection. A number of dairymen done by home people than those resid-' time. Such a road would open an ex­ under construction, is completed, which
PARADE PRIZES.
One of the special features of the goods. The gravity railroad recently had their herds Secretly inspected by a ing miles away, as is at present the tensive timber area, and provide a rail will be sometime in September, when
show was the parade on Saturday af­ constructed into the timber proved un­ veterinarian and either sold their tu­ case. Williams county may receive outlet for several industries already es­ Cottage Grove will have an abundant
ternoon, which was unquestionably the successful, on account of the grade be­ bercular -cows to some other dairymen enough votes to carry, but not a suffici­ tablished in the Calapooya section, supply of water for all purposes. The
best ever seen in this Jftv, and which ing insufficient to operate \it, and a or to a slaughter-hoUse, where they ent number to take the territory al­ among them being the' Black Butte American Light & Water company,
elicited favorable comment from every donkey is now doing the business. An­ were butchered and put on the market ready taken by proposed Nesmith when quicksilver mines and the London Min­ contractors of the new pipe line, is
eral Springs.
logging car will soon be added to without government inspection.
spectator. The business interests were other
1
rushing the work ’ as fast as possible.
its measure was launched. The Senti­
the
equipment.
Mr. Woodard still has something oyer Over one hundred men are now em­
not represented by floats, although an •
nel
heartily
endorses
the
creation
of
The Brown Lumber Company has two
DEATH OF A VETERAN.
effortin this direction had been made,
additional counties, and stands ready 30,000,000 feet of standing timber south ployed, and additional help is being
but the splendid work accomplished by ! new Camps in operation on the Oregon Lorenzo A. Canfield’s Body Shipped to give every such legitimate measure of Cottage Grove, for a portion of sent to the front as fast as it can be
the ladies this year will doubtless ap- &
1 Southeastern. It recently bought
its support, but under the circum­ which a deal is now pending- Besides secured. Pipe is arriving, and laying
East to Relatives.
peal to the merchants sufficiently to in- 1 some timber above Disston,
stances
it must brand that of Williams this holding, he has extensive interests was commenced this week. This wood­
Lorenzo
B.
Canfield,
a
resident
of
Joe Wicks, who last winter built a
in Klamath county.
duce them to take part on the next oc­
pipe comes from Washington, and there
as
illegitimate
for the reasons given.
near the Forest Reserve line, West Cottage Grove, died on Saturday
has been some delay in transportation,
casion. Mayor Kime acted as master sawmill
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Wynne
attended
last
from
cancer
of
thè
mouth,
aged
73
Carnival Company May Come.
but Mr. Ulen, who is superintending
of ceremonies, and on horseback headed ’ will commence operating the same in
the
Cherry
Fair
at
Salem,
returning
A representative of the Miller the work, excepts that it will now
the procession, which formed on Wall the near future.- The mill is on the ex­ years, and the remains were shipped to home Monday afternoon.
Norman,’ Nebraska, on Monday, for
Amusement company has been in this come forward as fast as it can be used.
street and at 2 o’clock moved i to Main, tension of the Oregon & Southeastern
burial. The funeral services were con­
road,
which
will
give
.a
rail
outlet
for
city a portion, of the week endeavoring
Guard Against Fires.
and east on that thoroughfare to the
ducted under the auspices of the Grand
Committed to Reform School.
Every, property owner and occupant to make a date for the first or second
Southern Pacific passenger station, its lumber.
Army, of which deceased was a should take unusual precaution against week in August. The company has
Raywin
Hurlburt, the son of a Eu­
from which point it countermarched to
FARM HOME BURNED.
member, the Rev. Gardner, commander fire during this season of the year, and four free shows, and an equal number gene plumber, was committed to the
the Lawson building, where the Sweet
of the local Post, preaching the sermon especially at this time, when water for of'pay attractions, and judging from Reform school Monday for forgery.
Pea show was held. The parade was Citizens Raise Handsome Sum For
at Veatch’s undertaking parlors on fire-fighting purposes is scarce. There the notices given the aggregation by The boy attempted to cash a $32 check
participated in by the Nesmith band,
Unfortunate Widow.
Tennessee avenue. Mrs. Canfield did
on June 29 at Bennett’s meat market,j
decorated automobiles, floats, girls on
The farm house of Mrs. Lois Duerst not accompany the remains east, they are many places about the city that the press of Southern Oregon it is first-
supposed to be signed by R. E. David­
class
in
every
respect.
The
Maxioms
should
be
cleaned
up,
and
the
authori
­
horseback, boys on horseback, decor­ on Mosby creek was completely des­
being shipped to a son of deceased, ties should make it their business to see high-diving dogs, Prof. Wildez in his son, a fruitgrower.
Later the boy
ated buggies, girls on bicycles, boyS on troyed by fire on Tuesday, entailing a
ihat-they are cleaned and kept so. Al­ slide, aeronautic feats and baloon as­ bought a horse paying the check which
bicycles, dumb bell drill, baby buggies, loss of about $800, not including con­ who resides "t Norman.
leys are full of inflammable rubbish that centions are among the free acts. The was afterwards cashed by the horse­
flag drill, toy wagons decorated, girls tents, which were a total loss. The
Real Estate Transfers;
carrying garlands, sports by boys, toy origin of the fire is not known. A com­ F. W. Ogram to fi. C. Kenney, lots requires but a spark from a pipe or ci­ company has an open date, and desires trader at Sterners’ grocery. The boy
gar to touch off. These places should to spend three days in Cottage Grove. sold the horse for $20 to a man at Jas­
floats, the little tots, sunbonnet and mittee of citizens started a subscrip­ 4 and 7, block 2, of Creswell; $1.90.
per and bought a suit of clothes with
overall children, decorated doll bug­ tion for the relief of Mrs. Duerst, who
Booth-Kelley Lumber Company to R. be given attention forthwith, and a
the money. He made a full confession.
Oddfellows Install Officers.
gies, and funny characters, Prizes is in straitened circumstances financial­ F. Cqle, NW1-4 of section 19, township penalty imposed upon him who neglects
Cottage Grove lodfee of Oddfellow,
were awarded as follows :
to obey orders.
ly, and succeeded-in raising oyer $120. 21, 1 west; 40 acres; $5.00.
Armory Hall Closed.
installed the foillowing officers Satur­
Best decorated buggy, Raymond She is a widow with a family of four
For
some
time past it has been the-
J. H. Howard to School Dist. 139 1-2
Cottage Grove His Choice.
day evening: J. W. Eddy, N. G., W. intention to close the Armory to public
Veatch and Virgil Powell ; best deco­ Children, and is stirving to make for acre in section25, township 17, 6 west;
D.
Sterling
of
Amity
has
purchased
C. Counter, V. G. ; A. Brewer, R. S. ; entertainments, remove the stage and
rated float by fraternal organization, them a home. Her husband died about $50.00.
the Baughman feed business on the
Rebekahs; best decorated horse ridden a year ago, and since that time Mrs.
Alonzo Girton to H. N. White, S, W West Side and will take possession oh W. F: Hart, F. S. ; G. M. Hall, Treas; devote the additional room to drill pur­
P. H. Magee, warden ; A. H? Cruzon
by girl, Clara Rosenberg, best decorat­ Duerst has, with the aid of her off­ 1-4 of section 32, township 19, 1 west ;
Augut 1. He has also bought the resi­ conductor ; J. B. Simeral, chaplain ; J. poses. Capt. Lawson now announces-
ed toy wagon, Frank Snodgrass, Jr. ; springs, been working thé farm.
$10.00.
'
dence belonging to J. F. Spray at the C. Wallace, R. S. to N. G. ; Osear that this will be done forthwith, and
best decorated doll buggy, Catherine
tfeat no more entertainments will be;
D.
H,
Brumbaugh
to
J,
C,
Porter,
20
I
corner of Tennessee avenue and Web­
Another Forger Working.
Silsby, representing sunflower; best
acres in section 7, township 21, 2 west; ber street, and will occupy the same. Vaughn, L, S. to N. G. ; Chas. Jacksqn given here. This leaves Cottage Grove1-
R. S. to V. G. ; Robert Sutcliffe L. ,S.
decorated baby buggy, Ruth Woodard; W. E. Goulding, a trapscient, is $450,00.
Mr. Sterling locates in Cottage Grove to V. G. ; Richard Roberts, right scene without a public hall.
most original toy .float, Rex Wheeler yvanted by the officers on the charge of
after having visited all other towns of supporter ; J. H. Brown, left scene sup­
Takes Downward Course.
and baby Griggs, who represented Nes­ issuing worthless checks, Thos, J,
Scott-Wooley Nuptials.
importance
in Southern Oregon, he be­ porter; G. F. Garoutte, inside guard­
On Monday Mr. Lacey, of the firm of
Stacey,
who
has
been
traveling
with
mith coqnty; best decorated bicycle
Mr. George M. Scott and Miss-Lottie
Lawson & Lacey, while at work paitot­
ridden by boy, Wflliam Bartels; best him, is the complainant, and swore out M. Wooley were united in marriage at ing more pleased with the future out- ian ; M. A. Hoxie, outside guardian.
ing the K. P. and Woodmen building,
sustained
character, Allie Phillips, who a warrant this afternoon for Goulding’s Eugene last Sunday, the Rev. C. A< | look for this ’City than any of the
A
fell ahdistanee of twelve feet, striking-
arrest. The two were in Eugene a few Wooley officiating, The Register says others.
represented an Indian brave.
Charged With Violating Law.
days ago and Goulding gave Stacey a the happy couple were the recipients
New Buildings Under Way.
J. M. Blackham, the deputy state his back on a sawhorse, causing severe
Premium List as Issued.
check for $5 on the German-American of a number of beautiful presents from
Mr. Oilver Veatch is remodeling his game warden, has sworn out a complaint bruises, but no serious injuries. It
CLASS I.
bank of Portland, and later in Cottage relatives and friends; They took the residence on Fifth street, and when charging W. C. Shortridge of the was a- narrow escape.
For the largest number of varieties Grove gave him another spurious afternoon train for Portland and will completed it will have additional room Coast Fork with dumping saw dust in
Notice to water consumers—All irri­
grown by an exhibitor, not less than ten check. They then took the train for be at home to their friends at Cottage and an improved appearance.
one of the tributaries of the Willamette
named varieties, twelve sprays in a Comstock, expecting to return north'on Grove after July 15?. They will receive J. B. Burns, who recently took up his river, which is contrary to the law. gating of lawns and gardens must be-
vase These judged as to quality.
the next train, and Stacey made the the congratulations of many friends residence here, will build a residence- The matter will probably come up for stopped by users of city water from
this date! until further notice, on ac­
First Prize—Silk umbrella from Rees- transfer but Goulding went on and has and acquaintances upon their arrival on Honey street,
the hearing before 'Justice Bryson of count of scarcity of water.—Green.
Wallace Co,
disappeared.—Guard.
here.
Phillip Jones has purchased a 3-acre Eugene.
Pitcher, Water Commissioner.
I
K,j NEW ORDER IS ISSUED ¡DRAIN’S PLAN FAULTY
EXPLOSION INJURES MINER
WATER FAMINE HERE
MAKE LARGE TIMBER DEAL
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