functions of the national forests
the production of tim ber and the
unii GIFT OF ’9 6 GROWS are main
protection of w ater supplies, w hether
these be for m unicipal use, for irriga
TOWARD FORTUNE other
turn or for w ater power am i that
uses, such us bv li\esto ck and
Neighborhood News
BOW RIVER.
(Special to The Mentili«»!.)
At the E nd of 160 Years, $3000 Given recreation, im portant as these have M urch
21.— Mrs. F U. S illier, of
become, m ust ulw ays be haruiouized
U niversity ol Oregon W ill H ave
N ew port, retu rn ed to her home Sun
with
the
tw
o
prim
ary
functions
of
Increased to $403,027.
tim ber p ro du ct iou aiul protection of day, a fte r a week 's visit w ith H r.
and Mrs. 8. 8. Trask.
w ater flows.
The M isses Elsie and N ellie Pleuurd
B \ DOBKIB S1K L8
and Alvs Ttarun spent th«* week end
COUNTY ROAD WORK
School of Journalism
ith relatives and friends in the
SOON TO BE BEGUN w Grove.
(juiversitv oi Orogitu, Kugeuo, Muroh
8utidny visitors at tin* M. F. Me
2t>— (S pecial.)— “ U real oaks from lit
If th«* w eath er rem ains reasonably Colima home w ere Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
t ie acorus grow , ” !ho prov orb goes, but good,
all
three
of
the
co
u
n
ty
's
cater
West
aud F. H W iliam , of 8priug
it is, uo\ertheloss, hard to eoueoive
tracto rs uml road const ruction field, am i Mr. and Mrs. Georg«* P oller
th a t the auui ol $3000, the g ift from o pillar
u tfits w ill be at work w ithin u few am i children, of S tar.
ihe «'lust* of 1390 as a loan fund to «lays,
J. K. McKy, county road
Mr. and Mrs. Win. T hrun am i chil
l D iversity of Oivguu studouts who run m aster. said
M ouday.
«Iren, Mrs. \ I .a Blue and M artin Mac
short of money during their eoliege ca
One o f th«* oaferpillnt o u tfits w ill In* M aster, spent Sunday w ith tin* J. A.
leers w ill am ount to $403,927.47 at the placed
on the Elm ira N oti section I.nwc fam ily at Yi«la.
end of 15u years, wheu, according to quite
said M cKy, an d tin* th ird
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garoutt«* were
th e term s ot the contribution, the o n g will b«* loou,
put to work on tin* Cloverdule week end visitors in tin* Grove.
null principal and its accum ulations road, from
the Coast Fork bridge b«*
Mr. an d Mrs. J. B H ills, «if Oak
shall pass to the university for its use tw een Goshen
and P leasant Hill to ridge, were Sunday guests at the
au d benefit.
tin*
ford
opposite
Creswell,
a
distance
l.nS«*l)s S tew art hnuu*.
The g ift of $3000 as u fund to bi
six miles. This work w ill sta rt as
Mrs. John M artin and Mrs. Jo«*
loaned to students was m ade hist year of
s«»ou
as
the
survey,
now
u
nder
w
ay,
is
H eflin visited th eir m other, Mrs. Pete
by the class at its auuual dune re
com
pleted.
All
three
of
th«»se
projects
union. At th at tim e the money was w ill be done by the county road d e­ Chalifou«*, at S ta r Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. V\. Lyle P erry , of
placed in the hands of a board
partm ent w ithout le ttin g contracts.
Eugene, wen* S unday visitors at the
trustees who were given control of
Th«*
ro
ad
m
aster
Said
th
at
a
crew
Elm
er W icks home.
M em bers of the board are Jen n ie Boat
Mr. and Mrs. Dave W illiam s, o f the
tie H arris, l)i. C larence \\ Keene w ill also be put to work scarifying
dragging several d ifferen t roads Grov«*, spent the week end w ith Mr.
1 red \\ M ulkey, Louise Yorau W hit and
at have uut y et received atten tio n anil Mrs. Georg«* Jam es and Mrs. Eva
ton, all of the class o f 1396, President th
this season.
j W illiams.
1*. L. C am pbell, and his successors
Dora Mosbv, o f D orena, sp«»nt Tues-
the presidency, C om ptroller Louis H
I day night w ith IV arl McCollum.
Johnson, and succeeding com ptrollers,
Mrs. Kay W illiam s visited over the
and P. E. JSnodgress, president of the
i week end w ith her relatives, tin* Sat
F irst N atio n al bank of E ugene, and
i terfields, at Ju n ctio n City.
lus successors.
Loans from this fund w ill be mail'
W A LD EN
to stud ents at an interest rate o f six
per cent, the in terest on th e to tal R eader of Sentinel Suggests Present
(Special to Tin* Sentinel.)
am ount to be com pounded annually un
Metho«l of Producing H eat Is
M arch 21.— Mrs. Furn Adam s and
til at the end of the lot» year* th.
stiii Oscar. Mrs. Jam es Lebow and Mrs.
Crude and D angerous
ag g reg ate shall pass free from tic
H arry W illiam s and baby w ere in the
tiu st fund to th e university for its us.
Grove S aturday.
an d benefit. P reference in g ran ting
Not
only
is
the
hatching
o
f
chickens
tilt* loans w ill be given to lineal «1« by a rtific ia l heat not a m odern i«i«*a, Mr. Trub«*y, tin* ca ttle inspector, was
the river W eilnesduy au d S aturday
seendauts of m em bers of the class of but
m odern chicken producers might up
testin g cattle.
'96 o f the u niv ersity while those tie b«* able
to
get
souu*
idem*
from
the»*«*
Glen
H ogate has retu rn ed from
seendants are stud ents a t the uuiver
th er «lays. A reader of The Senti i Elk toil, when* he has be«»n em ployed
sity , to the u niversity itself for tern o nel f o suggests
at the metheul now used | on tin* road.
porary needs am t to w orthy student for heating th incubators
is crude am i
Mr. am i Mrs. H. D. C ham berlain
t*n the cam pus who m ight otherw ise b» dangerous,
th at th* h«*at could just as j and son visited Sunday at th«* H arry
in terru p ted in th eir college careers
be brought to the incubators from | C astle home.
The president am i com ptroller ot the an •11 outside
heating plant, w ithout any
Mr. am i Mrs. Freil F rost and fam ily
u niversity aud the president ot th «lunger w hatever
of the v isited Sunday at the W. D. H eath
F irst N atio nal bank compose the com m ain buihlings by of ilestru«*tioii
tire.
This
reader
m ittec which w ill judge the tim e am hands The S entinel tin* follow ing, home.
Freil B rum baugh spent Sunday a fte r
am ount of each loan.
i?* copied from Eliot W arbur noon w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A lthough six per cent is the rate of w to hich
n
’s
“
The
C
rescent
and
the
Cross,
D. H. Brum baugh.
in te re st to be charged, the avera
H arry C astle spent M onday night
varuiug figured on is four per cent w ritten about 1844:
“
One
of
the
sigh
ts
w
hich
am
used
since the money will probably not be me most was a chicken-hatching oven. helping care for Leon an d Claude
A rne, who ar«* both very sick w ith
in co n stan t use. F igured on this basis
of four per cent the $3U0U given last This useful establishm ent is at sum«* ptmumonia.
distance
from
th
e
w
alls,
and
gives
lit«-
George Mosbv w as a G rove visitor
y ea r w ill am ount to tw o -fifth s of
to some m illions o f chickens m utually Sunday.
m illion dollars in 150 years.
Bucli a g ift of more than $400,000 It seems th at the hens of Egypt are C lifford Lebow was in the Grove
#
com ing as it w ill w ith uo outlay of not given to sedentary occupations; Momlay.
been hatched th«* rn.se Ives by Mr. and M rs. George L ayng sp«*iit
exp« *n»e •*: effo rt from tin u niversity having
m ay solve m anv d ifficu lties such as m achinery, they do not feel culled Sunday night w ith Mrs. L ayng s par
providing ad d ition al building facilities, upon to hatch. They seem to consider eats, M r. am i Mrs. Georg«* Do wen*.
applying a d eficit :n current expenses th at th«»y have discharged every duty
or establishin g an endow m ent. Four t«> society when they have produced a
HEBRO N
hundred and three thousand dollars m ere egg; no dom estic anxiety ruffles
th
eir
bosom
s;
they
cart*
not
w
hether
would finance, at the present cost ot
(Special to The Sentinel.)
m aterials, three class room buihiiug th eir o ffsprin g becomes a fritte r or a M arch 14.— Mrs. P iser, of S tay ton,
fow
l,
:»n
om
elet
or
a
gam
e
cock.
We
such a s the new home o f the school «it
visited last week a t th e homes of her
business ad m in istration , w ith more eutered th eir foum llm g hospital— a daughters, Mr». L. 1>. H u ff am i Mrs.
gloomy
and
filth
y
h
u
t,
in
which
a
than $50,000 left over, or it would eon
G. J . K appauf.
stru ct and com pletely furnish a build woman w as squ attin g, w ith a d ark lit
Miss M. J . P iper, Mrs. R eaves and
tie
nakeil
im
p
at
her
bosom
;
she
sat
ing such as th** W om an’s building
George T aylor w ere Grove visit«»rs last
sentry
over
a
hole
in
the
w
all
and
in
­
w eek.
w ith nearly $100,000 to spare.
Out of th is money left over a mini sisted clam orously on baksheesh; has
Some of M rs. V. T. R an d all's Tela
b er of new d ep artm en ts m ight 1 m * en mg satisfied her in th is p articu lar, wv fives anil frien d s gave her a surprise
dowed or necessary land m ight be add introduced ourselves w ith considerable b irthd ay d inner last T hursday. Those
ed to the u niversity cam pus. At any d ifficu lty in to a narrow passage, on present were her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ra te , 150 year.- from tin* tim e the gift it her sole of w hich wen* cham bers, J . A. Pow ell; her grandm other. Mrs.
w as m ade, in th e year 2071, wh«*n \ il strew n w ith fin«* mold an d coven*«l Sw eaney; Mrs. G. A Sm all. Mrs. Ivan
egg*, w hich a naked E gyptian A been«*, Mrs. G. M. Keb«*lbe«*k, M rs. G.
h id aud Ji' toiy halls will have cram w w ith
hied aw ay, there i> no doubt th at this alks am ong as delicately as Agag. J . K ap p au f and Mrs. J. Q. A. Young.
g ift w ill conie in handy to the U uiver uni keep* continually tu rn in g w ith In th«* afternoon Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
most hen-like an x iety. The heat was R andall and Mrs. George A tkinson
Mty of Oregon.
about 100 degr«*t»s, tin* sm ell like th at dropped in for aw hile.
of H arro gate w ater, and tin* floor Rev. J . E. Carlson preached here
overe«l w ith «*gg shell* and struggling Sunday.
liicklings. Tin* sam e ln*at is main
Mr. and Mrs. R. B Powell and fam ­
tallied day and night aud tin* sarin* ily, of Latham , spent Sunday w ith Mrs.
w retched hen-m an passes his life in P ow ell’s m other, Mrs. T. J. Geer.
tu rn in g egg*. H is i«*«* is one-half the Mrs. «7. G. M urry was on th e sick
eip ts; he retu rn s fifty chicken» for list last week.
F orestry D epartm ent A nnounces Its «•very hundred egg- he receives.“
Policy as to P ro tection of the
EXPENSES NOT
LANE COUNTY SEED CORN COUNTY GREAT
C ity ’s W ater Supply.
DEAL HIGHER
Foremost in Values, Be&
Quality Merchandise
and Low Prices at Umphrey & Mackin’s
Read Here and Investigate Today!
More New
Spring Coats
Are Here
INCUBATION OF EGGS NOT
OF MODERN ORIGIN
TER MS OF AGREEMENT ASTO
WATERSHED PUBLISHED
SELLS FOR FANCY PRICE
N ew s was published some weeks ago
in Th»- S entinel ot th e signing of an
agreem ent betw een the city am i the
forest serviee fo r tin* settin g aside of
th e d inner creek w atershed fo r th e use
of the city :
D istrict F orester Geo. H. Cecil has
announced iron» his office the term s
of the agreem ent.
This agreem ent provides th a t the
w atershed of D inner creek, an area
of some 0000 acres, w ithin the Umpqua
national forest, will be protected troui
fire, use by livestock, from cam ping
or o th er hum an use, in order that
possible contam ination o f the c ity '*
w ater supply may be guarded against.
No tim ber w ill be allow ed to In* cut
w ithin tin- area prior to 1925, “ except
when* necessary h i connection w ith
serious forest fire-, insect in festation
or o th er catastrophic* which necewii
tat«* in the public w elfare the nil
m ediate salvage of dead or infested
tim ber. No perm anent building-, or
cam p«, or h ab itatio n s shall b«* p«*i
n u tted on the area above the intak
of th« to w n 's w ater supply system ,
and all persons cm ploy «id therein or
him Upying such lauds fo r any purpose
hull observe th e strict san itatio n
regulations as m ay be agreed upon by
th«* forest service and th«* city of C ot­
ta g e Grove. ’ '
Th«* se -retary agrees also, so far as
practicable w ith the m«*ans at his dis
posal, to extend and im prove the
fo rests upon this w atershed by seeding
am i p lan ting an d by the most approved
m ethods of silviculture and forest
m anagem ent. The city agrees to co
o perate actively w ith the officers of
tin? Um pqua nation al forest in th**
protection from fire and patrol «if
-iich lands am i to fifty the salaries ot
j*uch ad d itio n al guard* as shall be
ne«‘ded to insure protection.
In m aking this aan«jmicein«Mit, Mr.
Cecil brought out th«* fact that w ithin
th* »trite- of Oregon an d W ashington
H4 cities and tow ns derive th«*ir w ater
supplies w holly from th«* nation al
fo rests and that, the forest servic«*
p ro tects from fire an«J «leletcrious u*«*
th e w atersheds from which th«*sc w ater
supplies ar* derived. T he most notub I«*
exam ple is th at of Bull Hun w atershed,
w ithin th«* O regon national forest,
which supplies the city o f P ortland
w ith its en tire w ater supply and whi«*h
is very jealously guarded from any
use by hum an beings or livestock Mr
Cecil also em phasized th at the tw o
A good m arket fo r Lam* county seed
orn in C alifornia has been developed
by C liutou H urd, of Coburg, and a!
most his en tire crop of last y ear was
hipped to V alley Ford, w here tin
aim ers pool**d to g eth er and or«l**red
from Mr. H urd, through th eir bank.
1600 pounds. M«. H urd receiv«*«! $5
bushel or nearly 10 cents per pound
for his corn.
Lam* county has lie«*n looked to for
num ber of years by farm ers of tin-
lower W illam ette vall«*y for a larg«*
p art o f th eir seed corn, as it has b«*en
uionstrated th at conditions are b«*tt«*r
here fur tie* raising of this crop than
in any o th er p«irtion of th«* valley,
ording to Ira P. W hitney, county
ig ricu ltu ra l agent.
Mr. H urd and E. H. Ross, whose
;irms lie near Irv in g ar«* th«* I wo
principal raisers o f seed corn in Lam*
o u n ty an d they have «lone a big busi
ness in this line for a num ber of years
past. They hav«* built up th«*ir partic
u lar varieties u n til they are recog­
nized all over th«* valley as being
iiuoiig the most satisfacto ry for this
lim ate aud soil.
T here is plenty of room in Lane
ounty and th«* valley for th«* develop*
m«*nt of th«* seed corn business, said
C ounty Agent W hitney, and by f«il
low ing th«* m ethod* used by Mr. H urd
and Mr. Ross, h«* said, anyom* can
m ake a success «if it. Mr. Hurd
leared $100 an acre from his seed
corn crop last fall.
Punk P oetry But Sound Sense
Once a K ansas zephyr strayed
W here a brass-eyed bull pup played.
And th at festiv e canine bayed
At th e zephyr in a gay.
Semi idiotic way.
8«» the z»*phyr took th at pup,
Turn«*«! him «»ver, w rong »i«i«* up,
Tlu n it turned him inside out.
Then it calm ly j«>urneyed thence
W ith a barn and strin g of fence.
C ounty Judg«* C. P. B arnard has
asked each county offi«*er to furnish
him w ith figures «in the ex pens«** of
his office during th«* years 11*14 and
1921 for com parison and tor presenta
ti«iii to th e m em bers of th«* sta te tax
investigation commission who will be
at Eugen«* A prii 2d in th eir to u r of
th«* state.
Som«* o f the officers hav«* already
furnished th«* figures to the judg«* and
in som«* instances there is very little
difference in th«* cost of conducting
tin- offices eight years ago avid now.
Th«- figures temi to show, said Judg«*
B arnard, th at th«* cause of the great
increase in th«* cost «if taxes in this
county is the sta te l«*vy. Each county
o fficial, it appears, has kept his ex
| h * iis «* s «lown to a minimum, th«* p rin ­
cipal increase being in salaries of ilep
uties am i office help and th«* figuras
show th at this increase is not equal t«>
the increti*«* in th** stip<*ml of bank
clerks am t other sim ilar o f fi#*«* help.
Ju d g e B arnard prom ises »«»no* v«»ry
in teresting figuras «in the com parative
cost of conducting th«* c o u n ty ’s a f
fairs now and eight years ago.
Water.
W ater is a substance L*trg«*ly liquid
in com position aud is tlo- h ab itat of
g«*rm», molecules and fish. It is f«jun«l
to n larg«* ex tent in rain, m ilk, secur
ities arid bath tubs.
Its us«* ¡n the past has b«*«*n largely
exterior, being favored f«ir th« w ashing
«if clothes, faces aud autom obiles; fr«im
now on, how ever, it will in all probn
b ility become the favo rite national
«innk.
W ater is the principal «*aus«* o f J
fooil», navies and rain coats am i is
largely ra»p«nisibl«* for the form at ion
of ice.
In conjunction w ith soap, wat«*r is
regarded by m any au th o rities as being
an excellent cure for bolshevism ; ami
sprinkler system s and w ashing inn
chines are useless w ithout it.
It is also a very |Nior cooling and
• • •
in su lating medium for use in tran s
M oral:
form ers and is not rec«#miiiend«*d fo r
When im m u n itie s turn loo*«*
such usage.
M oral forces th at produce
It co n stitu tes practically the only
Th«* disor«lers o f a gal«*.
obstacle t«> th«* construction **f s fin**
Act upon th«- well-known law':
m acadam ized rand betw een N«*w York
Face th«* bra«*/«* but close your ja w / and London and, furthornm ra, if it
Or ’tw ill lam! you, w ithout doubt,
were n«it f«ir w ater th«* chances ar«*
Upside «lown and inside out.
there w«iul«l le* n«i prohibition.
The Sentinel w ants the news, Phone Your home new spaper is first en titled
in. O ur num ber is 159 J ,
tf to your support.
if
You Are Welcome!
AGAIN WE FEATURE THE VERY BEST GARMENT THAT
CAN BE 1*1 RCHASED
We call attention to the tradem ark, lieeaiise, for many years il lias
stood for tile lii(fhcst quality in eoats. In addition to the
quality -th a t insurer of service which you must have,
and which you will appreciate lon(f ul’lcr the garment is pur
chased these coats are representative of I lie most dcsirulilc modes
of the season. Each garment lias those little marks of character
which (five it individuality and sets it apart from all other car
inents. Here are new coats for every occasion sport eoats, ser
vice eoats, rapes, w rap eoats, etc. Note the new low price riiinrr
$9.00 and up
Sport aud service coats
Capes priced......................
$12.00 aud up
$14 .00 to $27 00
Wrap eoats priced........
YARD W IDE TAFFETÀ AND
MESSALINE SILKS, $1.75 YARD
lin e are all thè fashionalile colora
ol thè season in yard nidi chiffon
taffetas and messaline in (fuod, de
perniatile weigfht silks—a new Vfilue
t'irst at tliis sture.
l’riced a yard............... ............. $1.75
3G-IN FINE QUALITY PERCALE
21c YARD
Here are hit'll quality percales in
pretty lijfht patterns which are
hound to delight the ‘'home sew er.”
There are u host of patterns to
ehoosc from and the quality is the
hest.
Choice a yard............................... 21c
j ^fp
INTRODUCING THE NEW
PL I0 TOP LINE OF
O m c lu a n / ul / u CklAefo
td.iuuiulili| I k . ms I w.ll.lllltjlltqlioiu
Bend forward, sideways m hack
w ard; sw iii(f about as you wouh
in s|iorts! No more ‘‘difftfinn in,”
nn awkward stillness or sense of
restriction! Plio-Tnp -‘(fives as
the Imdy hends.” Try one on;
lean forw ard; feel the difference.
Straighten, and this same little
feature assumes its hidden-away
position in the corset! IMio-Top
corsets keep your fitrure smurtlv
slender. Let our saleswomen show
them to you today.
I’lio Top corsets $2.50 to $5.00
Other models
$1.00 to $0.00
Pretty Collar and Cuff
Laces, by the Yard, 65c
A new value here in qual-
itv that formerlv retailed
at $1 a yard. Collar ami
cuff lace is now much in
demand for wear with
sweater, sport coat and
street dress.
Beautiful Silk Camisoles $1.25 Each
Camisoles in every size
from 34 to 4(i aud in pat­
terns that are a delight to
women who wear dainty
undersilks and do not
cure to pay a bi(f price.
For You Sir! New Men’s Furnishings
NF.W PATTERNS IN DRESS SHIRTS
Newest patterns that are fresh and crisp,
fast colors, to lie sure, for every pattern
is yarn-dyed (not printed). We iuvite
you to look over these shirts today.
Price raii(fe .........
$2.00 to $3.25
GENUINE FUR FELT HATS
FOR MEN
New lilncks aud new lower priced
values almost hack to normal and
there are a score of styles to choose
from.
Priced
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50
MEN S SILK TIES A NEW
VALUE—75c
lim will lie proud to own some of
these ties for they are the lii(fh
quality kind. Included are Lot li
tu bula r and crocheted styles in a
host of pleasing patterns.
TRY OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT TODAY
City Delivery—Prone 33
OLYMPIC PRODUCTS SPECIAL
THIS WEEK AND NEXT
FOUR LARGE PACKAGES FOR
$1.00
These parka if cs retail regularly for 30c to 35e ««eh and
include one box pancake flour, one box Olympic oats, out­
box w'heal hearts, one Imx cake and pastry flour.
Try « I m » x of
Diamond “ W ”
Jelly Powder.
All flavors, 10c
THE
Q U A L I T Y STORE- GOOD SERVI CE
Diamond Dyes
are sohl here ii
all colors for silk
cotton, wool, Ifn