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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923
Cottage (Srove £entinr
they do which please and when they
do something that docs not please
the things that did please are for­
gotten, while the business goes to
__ Publisher» someone who is not asked to express
Bede 4 Smit!
Elbert Bede....
______ Editor his opinion, which might bo as dis­
(Concluded from fimi page.)
tasteful if made public.
A firstclass publication entered at
The Portland organizations often Thousands of Acres of Shale Are to
*10;
second prize, *5.
Be Developed and Oil and
Cottage Grove a» second-claie matter fail to get the upstate viewpoint
Best sustained character, *5.
even when they easily could do as
Gas Taken Out.
The list of races and contests in
Busiuesa Office_____56 North Sixth their upstate patrons want them to
the minor sports to be held on Main
do, bnt it is certain that Portland
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
and Portland organizations take, a I Gas will be supplied to all went- street at 1 o’clock has ben an­
One year__ *2.25 I Three months 65c greater interest in ns and can do enr Oregon from Ashland to l’ort- nounced by the committee composed
Six months. 1.15 | Single copy_ 5c more for us than organizations of land, if a plan of the nartmau of William Thum, Ivan Warner,
llurtinau
other states. Let us hope that this Syndicate, of Ashland, which is in­ Charles Beidlcr, H. W. Titus, and
Member of
scrap will not be carried far enough stalling a huge plant near that city A. M. Moore, as follows:
National Editorial Association
Foot Races—Boys under 12—*1.00,
Oregon State Editorial Association to cause feelings that will be years I for the extraction of oil, gas and
Oregon Newspaper Conference
in being righted and which would other properties from a mountain 50 cents, 25 cents. Girls under 12—
Boys
Lass County Publishers ' Association do much injury to tho upstate as of shale, are carried out. Crude oil *1.00, 50 cents, 25 cents.
well as to Portland.
I with a paraffin base, lamp black under 10—*1.50, 75 cents, 50 cents.
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923
A boycott directed against neigh-land other commodities will also be Girls under 16—*1.50, 75 cents, 50
bors and those with whom we produced in large quantities, accord- cents.
Bicycle Races—Boys under 14—
should be on good terms never pays I ing to the plans of the syndicate,
THE KLAN RECALL
and we usually learn soon or late I The syndicate owns and controls *3.00, *2.00.
Fat Men’s Race (over 200 pounds)
The proposed recall against Gov­ that it was unjustified. We usunlly several thousand acres of this shale —*4.00, *2.50.
ernor Pierce by the klan seems to learn that wo have estranged those rock which lies within 13 miles of
Free for all Foot Race.—100 yards
is now on
have died for want of the sustain­ who might have done much for us, Ashland. A big retort
while those who benefit smile at our the way from a factory in tho oast —*4.00, *2.50.
ing sanction of Dragon Gifford.
Three-legged race—*2.00, *1.00.
and will be set up on the property
It is well that it is so for, despite idiocy and salt onr dollars away.
Wheelbarrow Race—Men over 50
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as soon as it arrives. A big ship- years—*3.00, *2.00.
tho disappointment that Governor
ment of other machinery recently ar-
Walt, has been, despite the fact FIRST OF SUNDAY SCHOOL
Potato Race—Boys under 14—
GROUP GATHERINGS HERE rived at Ashland and is being taken *2.00,
that were he a candidate for reelec­
*1.00.
Girls under 14—*2.00,
‘to the Mcenc of operations. A road *1.00.
tion ho probably would not be in
The first meeting of a series con- |ia
is beini
being built to the properties and
the running, a recall, an expensive
Ladies’ Foot Race—*2.50, *1.50,
proceeding, probably would get no­ stituting the third annual group when the plant is in complete opera­ 75 cents.
gathering of the American Sunday tion the oil will be piped to Ash-
where.
Boy ’» race to loeate *5 placed
Tho fact that members of tho School association will be held in land und shipped by rail.
in sack of bran.
Tests made by smaller retorts in­
klan are so bitterly disappointed in Hastings grove on Mosby creek, a
The fireworks are on hand for
short
distance
from
Cottage
Grove,
dicate
that
each
of
tho
large
retorts
Governor Pierce should bo to them
the big pyrotechnic display from
to
be
installed
will
turn
out
500
on
Sunday,
July
1.
Preparations
are
a lesson in thoir endorsement of
Mount David. It is thought that
candidates in the future. Governor being made for a large attendance. barrels of oil each 24 hours, besides the oil well will not be so far along
Piorce nover wan at heart a bo- The work is under the direction of a million and a quarter cubic feet that there is any danger of an ex­
liever in tho things which ho en­ Gordon C. Griffin, but the officers of gas in excess of that to be used plosion not on the regular program,
dorsed in order to got the klan and committees are appointed by as fuel. After the first retort is although some of the special pieces
installed the company plans to man­ may givo some the impression that
support. While Tho Bentinol has the various Sunday schools.
Other meetings already scheduled ufacture the others at tho Ashland something unusual has happened.
good reason to boliovo that the pa­
iron works, which has been taken
triotic societies hud more toiloiviili are as follows:
The program for the day follows:
July 8—Spencer crook district; over for that purpose, und many of
getting the Pierce pledge to the
10:00—Patriotic parade noil chil­
them will be installed. It is planned dren’s floral parade.
school bill than did the klan, the meeting at LeBlue schcol house.
July 15—McKenzio valley dis-1 to have the first one in operation
moral is just as good, “You can
10:30—Community sing, address
push a man in behind the pi« trict; meeting at state fish hatch­ by October of this year.
of the day and patriotic program
Tho retorts will supply enough in the park.
counter but you can’t make hin ery.
July 22—Roseburg district; meet gas for the entire state, according
serve it to your satisfaction. ”
12.0(4—Picnic dinner in the pnrk
to an official of the syndicate.
Endorsement by the patriotic so­ ing at Dillard bridge.
(free coffe to everyone.)
July
29
—
Cow
creek
district;
meet
­
From
every
1000
cubic
feet
of
cieties and by tho klan clocted many
1:00—Races and small sports on
gas tho syndicate plans to extract Main street; wrestling match be­
men to office in the recent cam­ ing at Johns ranch.
August
5
—
Middle
fork
district;
2%
gallous
of
gasoline
and
one
paign—and after tho votes were
tween Tod Thye and Ralph Hand in
—_ at ______
ounco of lampblack. The crude armory.
meeting
Lamlax.
counted it was found that they _____
A
number
of
meetings
will
be
product
extracted
from
this
shale
easily forgot thoso who put them
3:15—Baseball game between Cot­
in offico, whilo men much better hold in other districts but no sched contains 40 per cent of lubricating tage Grove mid Junction City on
oil, 24 per cent of kerosene, 19 por Stouffer field.
qualified to servo thoir stato or ule has yet boon arrangod.
The purpose of group gather cent of gas, 5 per cent of water
county were loft in private life.
8:00—ddilitary ball given nt armory
At any rate klan members are ings and tho necessary organize and 5 per cent of ammonia and sui­ by Company D, O. N. G.
showing the right spirit when they tion is to promoto such cooperative phur, according to analysis,
9:00—Pyrotechnic display from
refuse to continue their support to relations with other union schools
Mt. David.
those who fail to koep their pledges. as may lead to mutual benefit and
WEEKLY
LETTER
FROM
If they had listened to Tho Sentinel develop each as a social, moral and
STATE
MARKET
AGENT
they would have known that Gover­ religious force in the community in
T
FARM POINTERS
nor Walt.’« pledges could not bo which it is located. The district
kept. They wore so fur out of missionary is ennblod more fre­
Lano county presents a remark­ (From Department Industrial Journn-
reason that oven he is now admit­ quently mid more helpfully to moot
Foods containing 2 per cent to
ting that he didn’t know what he tho people through the agency of able demonstration of what coop­
per cent crude fibre are suit­
the group gathering. Denominational eration, rightly huudled, can ac­
was talking about.
able for fattening pigs. Foods run­
schools may join in those group complish.
In 1908 Eugene organized a co- ning 10 to 15 per esnt fibre are
gatherings, but it must be recog­
THE PEEVT8H BOYCOTT
nized in advance that tho group is operative association to hnndlo the bulky concentrates satisfactory for
county *s fruit crop. It started with cattle or horses but not for pigs
non-denominational.
There is somo doubt ns to whether
unless mixed with largo quantities
A now feature of this year’s pro­ but 80 members and has now grown
the boycott over is a fair moans of gram will bo a largo united Sunday to 1400 anil it handles 90 per cent of more concentrated foods.—O. A.
attaining an end—and there is sel­ school session for a portion of the of tho fruit of Lane county. This C. Exp. station.
• • •
dom a time that it is used against morning hour. A cordial invitation association has had amazing success.
those who hnve boon friends that is extended to all Sunday schools It now bus a modern canning fac­
Tho hop red spider develops in
Cook by Wire Instead of Fire
it does not act as a boomerang.
tory, employing 500 people, mid a great numbers in dry, hot weather.
and pooplo.
Dairyman of the state have pro
largo box factory, where tho con­ The control is a spray made of
posed a boycott against the Port
tainers are made, and it manufac­ commercial concentrate limo-sulfur
land chamber of commerce and As­ TOURIST TRAVEL BRINGS
tures tho sprays used by tho fruit 2 gallons, calcium caseinate %
WARNING
TO
MOTORISTS
sociated Industries of Oregon be-
growers. Two and u half million pound, sulfur—sublimed or dusting
cause of the position which those
pounds of prunes and walnuts wore —5 pounds, and water to make up
Aware
that
the
summer
season
organizations hnvo taken in tho
handled by the association last yoar 100 gallons or spray. Methods of
Rubber stamps of overy kind at
nnti-oleoinnrgarino campaign. Those brings the peak of automobile trav­ and about eight million pounds of mixing and use are explained in bility but has almost the same feed­ series of years, with oats and vetch
el
mill
increased
hghway
hazards,
organizations hnvo taken tho posi­
station circular, The Hop Red ing values measured in milk yields second and corn third.—O. A. C! The Sentinel live wire print shop.
I fruits aud vegetables.
ns corn sileage and oats and vetch Exp. station.
Anything in the printing or allied
tion that they enn not take a posi­ the National Automobile chamber
Following the conference in Ken­ Spider, free on request to O. A. C.
• • •
silage The sunflower crop yielded
linos can bo secured at or through
tion against one industry for tho of commerce has issued the follow­ newick, Wash., June 4, an organ­
^atcl^h^Jabel^o^jou^^ager^
purpose of building up another. ing warning to twelve million mo­ ization of hay growers was held in
Like most other legumes field the best tonnago an ncre over a
That seems about tho only tenable torists:
Pasco, whore by-laws and contracts peas respond well to land plaster or
1— Would you willingly injure a wore agreed upon and when ap- sulphur. Sulphur gives results in dis­
position they could take, oven
though those in tho dairy country child*
I proved by tho commissioner of ag­ tricts where alfalfa responds to ap­
2— Drive reasonably.
find it hard to see it that way, but
riculture active canvass for cou- plications. Land plaster 50 to 75
3— l’ut your city on the Safety I t racts will begin. This cooperative pounds per acre is probably best.—
that is not tho point wo would dis­
cuss.
honor roll.
association embraces tho alfalfa sec­ O. A. C. Exp. station.
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4— —Remember you are at time"« a tions of Oregon
>gon aud
v
_
Those organizations hnvo in tho
uud Washington.
its own sepa-
past done much for the sections of podestrian.
Lack of sunflower paltability
I Each state w ill " huvo
"
5— “After yon’’ in courtesy on rate organization, but tho hay will seemed in tost by the farm crops
the state where tho dairy interests
aro located, but now that thoir toes the ronil, as well as in the doorway. I bo marketed through a central department to be duo to lack of
(4 Keep the brakes in perfect agency. It is proposed to secure 75 proper fermentation,
are stepped on tho upstate dairy­
It can bo
men would forgot everything thnt condition.
per cent of the Imy under market­ overcome by adding 20 to 25 per
7
—
Haste
makes
havoc.
has boon done in tho past and
cont corn to the sunflowers when
ing contracts.
A small percentage of the motor
would send their business elsewhere
The potato acreage of the Wil­ put into tho silo. The dairy de­
ing
public
causes
the
thousands
of
without asking tho chamber of com
lamette valley is about 20 per cent partment has not tested this out in
meree in the city to which they will motor accidents and fatalities that loss than last year. A large crop is its investigations.—O. A. C. Exp.
send that business to go on record occur every season. It is the aim practically assured.
station.
for or against tho nnti-oloonmrga the automobile world in 1923 to
Hay in tho Willamette volley and
stimulate this havoc making minor alfalfa in eastern Oregon
rine bill.
and
Contagious abortion of cattle is
"
That usually is tho ease when a ity to eligibility in the Bane Driv Washington have been damaged to becoming more widespread nad un
the
heavy
rains
boycott is proposed and that is one ors club.
less
checked will bring financial
some extent by
of the reasons why many mon hesi­
tho first part of June, but there ruin to increasing numbers of cattle
tate to accept positions where they
lithographing, engraving, steel will bo a heavy production. The owners. No euro is known, but con­
must go on record. No one thinks die work. Tho Sentinel’« live wiro aphis is injuring vetch in some sec­ trol by isolation under certain con­
LjjjhM^UhanMnisiimsii^for-thojthinjjs. J>rint ah£j>^a tho glaee;
tions. Fall oats will be a big yield. ditions, and exceeding enro in hand
A 97 per eont normal wheat yield ling infected and healthy animals
is practically assured for Oregon. on the same farm, has cleaned up
Rains at favorable times have entire herds -O. A. C. station but
ciiuaed rapid and strong growth lotin 192 tells how.
• « •
with full heads. Tho crop will be
ready for harvest tho latter part of liant, Oregon Agricultural College.)
The new Carleton oat developed
June, nbout two weeks earlier than
at the O. A. C. Experiment station
last year.
Cattle raisers in convention at has proved to be immune to covered
Union, Ore., have mimed a market­ smut as well as the most prolific
ing committee and a cooperative bearer. The average yield for nine
souiug plan through a central agen­ years at the Moro branch station
was 49.8 bushels an acre—better
cy is being worked out:
While the United States only ex­ than sixty-dny and Swedish select,
ports about 10 per cent of its grain the verities commonly grown aud
production, yet it is stated that the heretofore the best yielders.
Liverpool price on this 10 per cent
Grow in; ig purple vetch for seed to
surplus determines tho price of the
orchnrdists for
sell to vaîifornia
<
90 per cent of home sales.
The big manufacturing industries clover crops is an established in
of tho country market their surplus dustry in some parts of Oregon. Be­
abroad at low prices, but the for­ ing plowed down when grown in the
eign price has little or no effect California orchards, tho vetch can­
on (he home market because the not produce seed, so a now supply
management is in entire control of has to bo bought every time a sow
ing is made. This makes a steady
production and marketing.
Wheat raisers realize thnt they demand for the seed at good prices.
must manage along the lines of big —O. A. O. Exp. station.
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busiuess concerns if they would
Infectious abortion of dairy cows,
make a living profit, and the na­
tional association recently organized a disease estimated to cause an an­
is working to the end of controlling nual loss of some 2 million dollars,
production and selling all tho wheat has been entirely eliminated from
from a centra) agency. Cooperation some herds by application of the
points the way for producers to run blood teats conducted by tho ex­
their own business aud make it a periment station. Attempts are now
under way to clean up entire com |
profitable industry.
The bankers are cooperating with munities. No euro is known but |
the many producers' organizations methods of spread are and control ,
to help them to sucres». The busi is possible. A new station bulletin
ness world realizes that farmers tells how.
ess
must be successful if the cities are
•t
Ten important advantages of crop
to prosper.
rotation are listed by the O. A. C.
FtXHJBH WIVES SOMETIMES Experiment station soils department
in a new bulletin, “Crop Rotation
WIRE
As practiced
There is nothing that nettles a and Soil Fertility’’
man more than the unexplained and at the station it doubled the ave­
O. J. Kam
TW TFoisnf*- Jtaw
Cotta*« Grove
enigmatic smile of his wife when rage yield of beans over a 14-yvar
Prop.
eth and Main
he tells her a white fib “just to period and greatly simplified the
17 North Sixth 8tr®et------ Phone 63
keep from wounding her feelings.'’ problems of best use of labor and
water
• e e
A waetad will rent your könne.
Sunflower silage lacks in palta
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