VOLUME XXXIV HOTEL BARTELL BUILDING IS TO BE MODERNIZED Hostelry Gives Visitor His Impres sion of City, in Opinion of Successful Boniface. ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD GERALD ! CONNER SCARES RATTLER BY STEPPING NEAR IT ♦ Gerald Conner, Il-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Conner, nearly scared to death a big rattler Mon day when he stepped within a few inches of it on a trail near the Conner place in Delight Valley. The lad was as badly frightened as .the snake, however, and went right away from there. Gerald’s uncle, R. G. (Bose) Conner, followed the reptile and decapitated it with a well-directed rifle bullet. It hud ten rattles and a button. IS POLITICAL i I MORE TIME IS REQUIRED FOR OLD COPY OF NEWSPAPER IS | | | MIDGET POWER: PREVENTS TWO MEETINGS OF (--- COUNCIL ---------------------------- - -------- FOONO IN FLAG STAFF OIL OPERATION HERE Enfranchised woman has done Disintegration Had Set in But Much of Its Contents Is Legible After 28 Years. many startling things but the record probably is held by a Cottage Grove member of the feminine sex who prevented two meetings of the city council last week. This embryo po litical leader and arbiter of the destinies of the nation has “shin gled* * hair and has never permitted her activities to be interfered with by stockings to bind the knees or anything resembling a corset to interfere with full operation of her vocal machinery. In appearance she is not as for midable as the facts related might lead those unacquainted with her to believe. She has the sweetest of smiles and twinkling blue eyes. She has never made an enemy. Nor is she an amazon in appear ance. She weighs four pounds and a few’ ounces and has been demon strating her interest in things po litical for slightly over two weeks. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede. That she prevented two meetings of the city council came about in this way: Her father is a member of that sometimes august body. During last week Aidermen Roy Short was away on a vacation and Alderman Axil Swanson was in Portland on busi ness. That left exactly a quorum of the membership at home, but when the roll was Called for the meeting Monday night it was found that the editorial alderman had left word with the recorder that he hud received instructions from the new member of his family that he must pay her a social visit every evening until her dismissal from the hos pital. He was already out of the city on the way to tho hospital and the council adjourned to Wednesday night. Bede was notified that lie must be present in order that im portant business could be transact ed. He did not hesitate in making a decision. He told the council that he wasn’t going to take any chances on arousing the ire of any feminine member of his family— thereby showing that he had discre tion which should make him a good councilman—and that the council, the city and everything and every one else could go to the place where anyone foolish enough to serve on a council ought to go. Again the meeting had to be adjourned. The meeting was finally held Monday night, Aiderman Swanson being homo to make a quorum. *-------------------------------------------- ♦ | ONLY FIRE IN FORESTS IS CHARGED TO A CAMP FIRE CARELESSLY LEFT .-------------------- —------------------ METHODIST CAMP MEETING TO OPEN HERE TONIGHT Cureless campers were responsible Keen Interest Is Demonstrated by for u fire iu the Sailor’s gulch sec I. M. Hargett, Noted Kansas City tion of the Umpqua forest, the only Packed House to Hear Olson's Paster and Evangelist Will one reported so far this season from the national forests of this Reassuring Address. Be the Preacher. section. Tho flames were gotten un der control early Thursday morn The Hotel Bartell building is to Those who erected the old high That interest in the possibility of ing by a crew of men under Dis Tho fourth annual Oregon Metho be completely modernized under the school building which has just been oil being brought in here is us keen trict Kunger Holderinun, after 15 or dist conference camp meet inc will terms of a new lease entered into razed, picked an odd place to leave us ever was indicated by the nt 20 acre* had been burned over. A open tonight with I. M. Hargett, between C. A. Bartell, owner of the tendance at the meeting Thursday crew was left with the fire until Kansas City pastor and evangelist, word for a future generation. Usu hotel business, and W. B. Cooper, ally a number of articles are placed evening last addressed by Dr. David it completely died out. Ranger Hol us the speaker. He preached last owner of the building. The improve in a cornerstone, but those who E. Olson, president of the Guar derman reported that the flames week at Medford, where he made a ments, which are to start December erected this building placed a mes anty Oil company, which is conduct started from a carelessly left camp- favorable impression as a forceful ing drilling operations here and at f i re. 1 after the close of the tourist sea sage in the iron ball which capped preacher. son, and to be completed within 90 the flag staff. When the staff fell Eugene. Chairs and benches had to It is anticipated that the at days, will cost between $15,000 and to the ground the iron ball fell to be carried in and many were turned tendance for this session will reach $18,000. away. pieces, having disintegrated from its 1000 or better. Many from outside An electric elevator is to be in Dr. Olsou plainly indicated that exposure to the weather for 28 points are availing themselves of stalled at the east side of the build years, and there dropped from it a he luis never faltered in his belief the camping spots provided upon ing and to the south of the office. that oil is going to be brought in ccpy of The Leader, dated in 1896, tho camp mootiui; property. Alt The stairway is to be taken from Commercial Aircraft, With Stranger indicating that that was the year and he quoted from eminent author arrangements for tho accommodation ities who support his contention the northeast corner of the lobby in which the staff was erected. Handling Mechanism, Crashes of campers have been made. The Hard Surface Streets Are to Be Re grounds have been cleaned and that oil should be found here. and placed in the rear. The parti The staff was on that portion of Into Wires and Fences. tions of the second and third floors He assured his audience that no the building which was udded to a tables, benches, wood and water paired; McNutt Makes Prog are to be torn out and every room is stock-selling game was being at former building which was much have been provided. ress on His Contract. to be made an outside room connect tempted, which statement he bucked The F. B. VanNortwiek home older, probably 35 years of age. The new tabernaelo building will ed with private bath. This will in south of the city on the south Sixth by the statement that three times A largo part of the paper had not bo completed for the opening of crease the room capacity by 16, street road came near being w recked disintegrated through exposure to as much has been spent at the Cot Another street improvement is ip the session but construction will be making u total of 52, of which Sunday afternoon when u com the elements but many portions of tage Grove well as Cottage Grove prospect. Residents on north Tenth fur enough along so that it can bo 30 can have private bath. With mercial plane from Eugene winch tho printing are yet legible. has put into it and by a further street are circulating a petition for used. Tho framework has been com tho 20 additional rooms in the an had been operating here crashed to statement that the hole is being paving that struct with class A pleted and the roof boards placed An interesting advertisement is nex, Mr. Bartell is of the opinion earth in the VanNortwiek yard, in that of Charles Markley & Co., sa drilled hs perfect as it is possible macadam from Villard place to the and it is anticipated that tho sente to drill a holo and is being sub north city limits. that this will give the city adequate doing so it tore down telephone loon and billard hall, with “ com will be completed by tonight. The stantially cased to take care of the hotel facilities for the present and wires and went through two feuees. fortable quarters and courteous Repairs are to be made to a num platform is 16x32, large enough to oil that lie assured his hearers is her of streets whore defects have accommodate n chorus choir. plans for a new hotel building, The pluue had risen but a short treatment.” J. P. Currin adver certain to come. which were well under way, will be distance from the ground and W's tised his drug business, J. B. Rouse Tho roofing, yet to be placed, will developed in tho hard surface puv dropped for a year or two. The object of the address seemed ing, the Cascade Construction com be a reddish brown to harmonize not seriously injured by the crash. advertised lumber. Baker & McFar to be to instill confidence in the Sample rooms and a storeroom are Members of the VanNortwiek house land advertised a meat market busi pany having been given a contract with tho green of tho trees which minds of those who have invested for the work. to be provided in the basement of hold were somewhat frightened by ness, Eakin & Bristow advertised surround tho structure. in the oil operations anil to assure the building and the entire building the terrific noise made by the fall their general merchandise business. Audley Brown, a vocalist of note, The grading of Ash avenue and them that the possibility that the of the Woods avenue and north will have charge of the music. Sup is to be redecorated and painted. ing machine but did not realize A McKinley Hobart club had been well may not be completed within Seventh street stubs has been prac erintendent S. A. Danford will be Cold storage is to be added to the their danger until it had passed. organized with the following mem a year from the time operations tically completed and the curbs in general charge of the meeting cuisine and several changes are to The machine is yet in the VanNort bers: J. 8. Benson, O. F. Knox, J. started, as originally promised, is built. The rocking of these streets and T. H. Henderson, Cleveland pas be made in the kitchen and dining wiek yard while repairs are being C. Stouffer, J. Idine, M. E. Grous- favorable to tho Ultimate success will start as soon as the curbs have tor and evangelist, will bo here. Ho room. At the expiration of the made. beck, Robert Griffin, U. S. Martin, of the operations rather thnn any set. Contractor McNutt is away for and Pastor Hargett will be the lease on tho corner room of the At the time of the accident the A. Churchill, N. H. Martin. H. B. reason for mistrust. building by the postofficc, that plane was being operated by a Millehd, P. G. Condon, E. H. Yan a few days looking after a con team of preachers, but visiting pas Olson stated that geologists of tract which he has elsewhere. The tors will bo called to conduct some room probably will be taken by Mr. ‘‘buddy’ of the owner and operator cey. W. E. McQueen, J. M. Sher the Shell Oil company, the Associ city crusher has been put into oper of tho services. E. N. Johnson, Bartell and converted into an of the machine. He had operated wood. H. Yancey, C. H. Burkholder, ated Oil company, the Union Oil ation getting out tho rock. electric restaurant. bishop to Africa, will conduct one another kind of machine while in W. H. Cooper, J. H. McFarland. company, the Standard Oil company Mr. Bartell is well pleased with the service and the accident was W. P. Lock wood, T. J. Cardwell, J or more of the meetings. and the Penn Pacific Oil conipnny the progress tho hotel business has due to the fact that he <tid not Barneburg, William Hemenway, T. have been heard by competent wit made since his arrival here 14 years understand tho operation of tho J. Taylor, William Vaughn, J. TT. "7 nesses to report very favorably on ago to take over the dining room of mechanism of this machine. The Shortridge, J. Kitsmiller, M. C. <£> ---------------------------------- . --------- <s> oil possibilities in this field. He re the old Oregon hotel which stood plane was not carrying passengers Bond, William Champion. G. Kleist. Fritz Guggisberg. ferred to reports by somo of these —. H. Martin, Oren Robinson, —. F. on the property now occupied by at the time of the accident. Fritz Guggisberg was found dead in which they predicted tho opening Yancey, A. Nelson, P. Sherwood. tho Kem building. The progress of of a great oil field in the valley in his home at Leona on the morn J. H. Wells, George McQueen, A. the business has been due to some in the very near future, in which re ing of July 9. The condition of tho Kelsey, D. G. McFarland, W. S. extent to the increase in business oi ports they mentioned the wells be body indicated that death had oc An Oldsmobile bearing Oregon li Chrisman. Wm. Finnerty, J. McKib the city but to a larger degree prob ing drilled here and nt Eugene. Ho curred several days before. He was cense No. 160-034, issued to W. ben, A. B. Warnock, J. B. Stewart, ably to Mr. Bartell’s efforts to give gave the names of oil experts who Inst seen alive Monday. A screw Htrom, of 7 north Third stroot, Port G. H. Stone, W. Vaughn, J. H. the city a hotel better than that have reported very favorably on driver with which he had been land, wns rammed Tuesday ovening Potts, W. 8. Bennett, J. K. Barrett. usually found in cities of much this field and named Hon. Mr. Lel- working was still clutched tightly on tho Comstock overhead crossing J. A. Baker, J. A. Merryman, U. G. larger size. The city council will call a special big, nil authority in geology; C. I.. in his hand when the body was by a Dodge bearing Union county, Some of the progress of the city is Walker, T. Richardson, J. E. Ostran Confer, V. C. Livingston, Robert F. found. The funeral was held Fri Oregon, temporary license No. 2873. due, without doubt, to the kind of election in the near future to vote der, J. W. Culp, A. D. Lincoln, Wm. Campbell, Hon. K. Hurlbert, .1. B. day forenoon at Leona. He was The framework of the OldBmobilo hotel Mr. Bartell has given the city. upon an issue of $25,000 in sewer Landess, N. C. Simons, J. 8. Mar Young, Professor Howell and Hon. born in Switzerland Juno 26, 1856, was rammed into a rainbow and it Through tho tourists and travelers bonds. The city attorney has been tin. William Ostrander, George Mr. Ynkley, and referred to others and camo to the United States 40 wiih otherwise seriously damaged. which a high class hotel attracts to instructed to prepare the necessary Griffith, W. H. Lincoln, P. New whoso names can not be made pub years ago. He camo here several The Dodge sustained a soverely comb, C. A. McFarland, M. A. Mc the city every business benefits to legal documents. Three trunk sewers are contem Kibben, Charles Bowen, Geo. M. lic at this time. He also referred years ago from the east and lived twisted front end. Both cars had to some extent, particularly the gar to ti report of the United Stntei for several years on the Ida Stocks ages, grocery stores, meat markets, plated, one to drain the east side Hawley, O. 11. Willard, I). Bristow, put on wrecking trucks to bring of the city, one to drain the^south geological survey and to a story on place east, of Cottage Grove, moving them to the city. No ono was in L. Da me wood, J. Dame wood, 8. F. picture shows, restaurants, confec Production Not to Be Forced Dur central portion of the city and one a year or so ago to Leona. 8ur the oligoeene sen formation of this Jackson, W. H. Weist, J. M. Hick tioneries, drug stores and the farm jured in either cur. The Oldomobilo section published in Thu Oregon viving children are Frank, Fred, was traveling south and had reached er, whose goods or products arc to drain the northwest portion of son, H. D. Lincoln, George Spur, ing Present Bearish Condi the west side. Ernest and Albert, all of Cottage Daily Emerald, student publication S. M. Wood, F. A. VanKibben, D. bought direct by the traveler. Even tho turn in the overhead when the tion of Market. The calling of a special election H. Hemenway, L. R. Long, S. C. at the University of Oregon. .Spe Grove, and Mrs. Ernest Rucer, of driver saw tho Dodge coming up tho the physicians, dentists, banks and cial emphasis was given to tho Oregon City. others benefit to some extent and for this purpose has been under con Newcomb, B. F. Edgerton, J. H. overhead from tho south at such even the undertaker once in a while sideration for some time but has Walker, James Hummer, A. H. speed that he felt certain tho car The Walter A. Woodard mill, statement by Hon. Dorsey Huger, been delayed pending the prepara Gapie, Charles Gapie, John Hull, which has been down for several the world’s greatest authority on O. A. Smith. is called upon. could not make tho turn. Tho driver Charles Arthur Smith died Mon of the Oldsmobile brought his car It is Mr. Bartell’s belief that tho tion of an engineer’s estimate of Herbert Eakin, Frank Whipple, B. months, will resume operations with petroleum geology, wherein he stat C. Walker and W. McFarland. thing about a city which a visitor tho probable cost. in a week or so, with production ed that Oregon has well defined day evening from heart trouble and to a standstill but the Dodge was There are 90 names in the above slightly curtailed because of tho anticlines, indicative of oil which complications. The funeral was held beyond control and rammed the remembers longest is the kind of list. Of these there arc 27 known condition of the lumber market. Tho ho believes will be discovered in the yesterdny forenoon from the chapel, other car amidships, shoving it hotel the city has. It has been his .1. II. Ebert, pastor of the Methodist against the concrete railing. Had it to The Sentinel who are living and planer mill at Latham will be put near future. aim to give all visitors a pleasant Dr. Olson discussed anticlines, church, officiating. The interment not boon for tho concrete, tho car 19 of them yet in the Cottage into operation at the same time. recollection of the city by providing monoclines, synclines, fault lines, was in the A. F. & A. M. I. O. O. F. might have been shoved off the Grove country. a hotel which they would remember The logging crew was put to work traps, enclosures, inlets, outlets, cemetery. Another list of names, apparently Monday. kindly. “A city to tho visitor,” in overhead. Tho driver of tho Dodge Mr. Smith was born May 1, 1867, admitted that the fault was his and members of the 16 to 1 Palmer & Mr. Bartell’s opinion, ‘‘is a good Work is progressing on the addi domes, oligoeene sea formations, marine rocks, mioceno, eocene, pie in Dougins county near the present Buckner club, is legible. They are one or a rotten one according to the assumed all damage. tional mill being erected by Mr. A total of $103,000 was paid out kind of hotel service such visitor for produce during the years 1908 A. M. Sweeney, —. Todd, J. P. Cur Woodard but construction work is ocene and all other geological for city of Oakland. He married Miss gets. ’ ’ to 1923 by the Cottage Grove can rin, Dr. Snapp, H. D. Whitlock, R. not being rushed and tho plant ■nations, including large clam beds Rebecca Cummings in Eugene in Editor Wishes He’d Located Here. Of course a hotel fills other wants nery. During the same period the Carey. J. F. Miller, G. R Burch, probably will not be in shape for discovered in the oil domes upon January, 1891. No children were Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Baker, of besides that of providing comfort for cannery paid $45,000 for labor di Geo. Whitsett, J. W. Gowdy, Dr. H. operations before September 1. A which they are now drilling. The born to this union. Mr. and Mrs. Tillamook, visited Thursday lust logs of the wells so far as they Smith enme to this city seven years with the 8. 8. Lasswcll family. Mr. visitors. For ono thing, it is a rect, $12,000 for articles produced V. Jones, A. Hadsell, Geo. Hadsell, largo part of the machinery is on source of general information. As locally and $3000 for wood and la J. W. Currin, W. Tucker, M. A. the ground but can not be installed have been drilled, he said, prove ago from Saginaw. Baker retired several years ago Horn, G. Thomas, John Currin, Alex the oil structure to be as good as Mr. Smith is survived by his from the publication of a newspaper an example of what is expected of a bels. The institution has a paid-up until the completion of tho mill found in any of tho great oil fieldB widow, by three sisters, Mrs. 8nrah at hotel, a call was received a few capitalization of over $13,000 and Cooley, John Cooley, Thos. Allen, building proper. Tillamook. A quarter of a con of the world. Smith, Creswell; Mrs. Fannie Morris, days ago at the desk of Hotel Bar the sale of several thousand dollars G. M. Miller. M. Martin, J. M. ago be contemplated locating Ho stated that they have already Pleasant Hill; Mrs. Mary Derrick. tury tell asking whether a woman carry more in stock is contemplated for Medley, T. M. Orrell, G. F. Garoutte, ELBERT SMITH TO TAKE Cottuge Grove but when ho vis passed through six indicative oil Salem; and one brother, Henry in ing a suit ease and wearing a dark the making of further improve H. A. Daniels, J. W. Hannes, J. ited the city ho was so unfavorably OVER POSTOFFICE JULY 23 sands at Cottage Grove and Eugene Smith, Dexter. skirt had gotten off the train a ments. The officers of the cannery Mark, J. F. Thomas, J. B. McGee, impressed that ho decided not to do and gas and oil showings positively week before. No additional descrip feel that the amount of money O. Davidson, C. P. McCoy, Geo. so. His recent visit to the present Elbert Smith has received official Maria Perinl. tion could be given. Upon being which the cannery puts into circu Thompson, J. R. Elliott, W. San notice of his appointment as acting prove that these fields are located bustling little city led him to be Maria Perini, a resident of An- lieve that he made a mistake when advised that such a person had lation locally, nearly all of >t ford, L. F. Wooley, Geo. F. King, postmaster at Cottage Grove and on oil structures. He Htated that anyone cun visit the well at Eugene L. Touchette, H. C. Veatch, A. H. lauf for many years, died there July gotten off the train here at the brought in from the outside, war decided to locate elsewhere. Beagle, T. J. Markley, W. L. Baker. will take over the duties of the and see the bailer with its contents 11 and the funeral wan held then* he Mr. time indicated, the questioner asked rants a further stock issue. and Mrs. Baker hud been vis office on July 23. boiling like a pot of molasses with Joseph Weber, 8. R. Piper, Felix July 12. He was born in Italy and where the woman was at that The term of Mrs. Katie Veatch, wonderful showings of both oil and married there and was about 71 iting in Eugene nt the home of Currin, A. J. Turner, J. B. Mosby, time. Upon being informed that the STOLEN FIREARMS ABE R. Dillard, E. King, W. B. Roher, present incumbent, expired June 4. gas. “Mark you,” he said, “this years of age. Surviving are the their duughter, Mrs. L. M. Travis. num at the desk did not know, the FOUND IN BED OF RIVER 8. M. Garoutte. L. M Veatch, Mack Congressman W. C. llawley recom showing has all come up through wife and the following children: receiver at the other end went onto England, J. M. Doak, J. C. Wallace. mended Mr. Siuith for appointment tho hard sandstone cupping in which Ainerico and Ben Perini, Mrs. No Preebyterian Services Sunday. the hook with a bang. Three rifles and a shotgun, evi O. Veateh, J. W. Baker, J. 8. Oz- on June 5 and congress adjourned we are now drilling. Any oil ex Bartu, On account of tho meeting of tho Gahlabini and Mrs. Maggie Wurtz, ‘‘Courtesy with a smile” is the dently stolen property, were found inc-nt, J. 8. Medley, Wm. Adams, on June 7 without having confirmed pert who hus seen these showings Oregon synod, now in session in Eu all of Anlauf. Domlrjico Perini, of motto for every department at Ho a few days ago in the water under J. gene, there will bo no preaheing ser R. Cooley, 8. T. Nelson, W. F. the appointment. On July 8 the declares that they positively give Divide, is a brother. tel Bartell, at the annex and at the the Currin bridge on Row river by Hemenway, vices Bunday at the Presbyterian J. H. Tuckson, J. W. postmaster general appointed Mr. assurance of a great oil well being Central hotel, also operated by Mr. Walter Dowens, who discovered the Doak. J. Cole. church. Bunday school will be held J. W. Ashby, P. H. Smith to take charge of the offioc brought in in the near future.” Elsie Marie Marlow. Bartell. ‘‘My advice,” he said, ‘‘is, weapons while he was in swimming. Thusen, J. B. Chandler, The audience was asked to vote J. Lewison, as acting postmaster until such time Txindon, Ore., July 15.—(Special.) at 9 o’clock, an hour early, in order if you can not smile, can not ex One rifle was a .22, one a 25-35 and F. L. Tolman......................... H. W. as the senate reconvenes and con upon whether it was the desire to Elsie Marie Marlow, seven month that those participating in the Bun tend. kind greetings, can not try tho other a 30-30. All were Rem B. ..ud, O. Kylm, O. Wood, L. H. firms his original appointment. have the well here drilled straight daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin day school work may got to Eugene courteously to answer all questions ingtons. Deputy Sheriff Pitcher is Slagle, D. B. Dryge, A. Broom, J. H. The Smith family leaves today for and clean and properly cased, even old for the forenoon session of tho put to you, do not get into the of the opinion that they were stolen Medley, F. E. Touchet te, Chas. a week‘s outing at Bandon before though drilling in that manner took Marlow, of Sunnyside, Wash., and synod. Those with cars who can hotel business. If you meet a from some gun store and has a faint Wright. W. H. Beagle, J. M. Wal Mr. Smith assumes his new duties. longer than the time in which it granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. take additional passengers have George Sutherland, of lx>ndon, died stranger, tell him this is the most recollection of several firearms be lace, J. Kerr, H. L. Dunn, G. W. been requested to bo at the church had been anticipated that the well on the morning of July 4. beautiful spot in Oregon and the ing taken some time ago from a Shields and P. J. Jennings. following the close of Bunday Not Yet Time to Spray. would be completed. The vote was best place in which to live. Tell store in Eugene. school. It is not yet tim< to spray ap unanimous to give the company the There are 88 names in the second him what fine people live here, They had evidently been in the list, so that the parties evidently pies for codlin moth, according to time necessary to drill the kind of NORTH TENTH STREET HAS TWO FIKES IN ONE DAY what a clean little city we have water for several months but mu«’ were C. E. Stewart, county fruit inspee well described. evenly divided. Residents Here Picnic at Roseburg. and that it is conducted in a busi have been dropped there since the Dr. Olson stated that the equip A number of residents and former in the second list are names of tor. Tho inspector advises that when The fire department was cnllod nesslike manner. winter rains, otherwise they would least 19 persons yet living and the spray is applied to use the ment for the Cottage Grove and twice yesterday to fires on north resident’ of Cottage Grove pic ‘‘Speak a good word for your have been washed away by high at Eugene wells has cost $100,000, that Tenth street, one early in the fore nicked Bunday at Roseburg. In tho in the Cottage Grove 4 4 40 bordeaux mixture competitor and buy at home if you water. Mr. Dowens was of the 10 of them it is all paid for, that all bills have noon at the Mrs. Eliza Simpson party were Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Evidently republicans are can. If you can’t buy at home, opinion that they had been dropped country. longer-lived than democrats. represent portions that are not iegi been paid within 30 days and thnt house and om- during the noon hour Venske, of Glendale, Calif., who buy as near home as you can. Give through a hole in the floor of the a trifle A portion of a news story, indi ble. Those who drove the phaeton tho Eugene well is down around nt the H. C. Haskins house. The were on their way home from a trip preference to your home town, next bridge. eating that Editor Wooley some then probably have forgotten it in 2000 feet and the Cottage Grove houses stand side by sid<» and both to Portbind; the George Brumfield to your neighboring city and if you itmes wrote in a facetious vein, is the pleasure of sitting behind the well is down 1000 feet. were roof fires. Th»‘re was almost family, of Coburg; the E. J. Hears ci» ’t get it in your own state, give Onzi Stoei, 93, Dies in Eugene Dr. Olson repeated the statement no damage to the Simpson hous<* family, of Delight Valley, and tho yet leigblc which reads as follows: wheel of a much more expensive praferenee to your neighboring Onzi Stoei, on" of the oldest Ma which he has several time« made 4mt the roof was burned from the George Atkinson family, of North Like Girls.—Mr. J. P. Cur vehicle. state. Try to get a home product sons in the state, died Monday at | rin, “Just that all the profits to himself and Haskins house. The loss to the Int Bend. the post master, has a pretty It la thought by ’ hose who re or an Oregon product whenever pos his home in Eugene at the age of and a beautiful horse of member when the flag staff was associates from their oil operation* ter was covered by insurance. sible. Keep Oregon money in Ore 93 years. He was born at Stoei phaeton the color in horseman’s pa ria nee net that other articles beside tho win go to the religious activities in To Assist Veterans gon and try to make things so Corners, N. Y., January 12, 1831, called but in more esthetic paper were put into it, but no oth which they are interested and that For tbo purpose of aiding world Can Collide at Bridge pleasant that eastern money will and came to Eugene 36 years ago. circles buckskin known as Milwaukee brick. ers were found, although it is pos all the assets and resources pos The Cottage Grove laundry wagon war veterans who wish to apply for come here.” He was aetive in various branches At the C.irrin household there are sible they may have fallen out when sessed by himself and associate« of the Masonic fraternity and was two young ladies with fair faces, the ball fell to the earth. It is now have been legally fieri up as a and a Chevrolet driven by Mr. adjusted compensation, Mias Grace affectionately known among his auburn hair and modest demeanor. buried under debris, but when the guaranty to stockholders for the Fogle, of Saginaw, collided at the Norton, of Eugene, former secre School Building Rime Rapidly intersection went, of the Main street tary of the county Red Cross, will Splendid progress in being made fellow lodgemen as “Daddy” Stoei. i Mrs. Currin nsnally docs the driving debris is removed. Contractor God redemption of stock should they be bridge during the noon hour yes visit Cottage Grove one day each on the walls of the new grade and when they are all together they ard, who tore down ’he building, disistisficd with operations at the terday. The laundry wagon w’as week. The day in yet to be net. Ball Player Is Injured. school building and Contractor would attract attention in a more intends to make a careful search for earl of two years from the date of traveling south on old Pacific high Applications to the number of ISO purchase of the stock. London. Ore., July 15.—(Special.) | pretentious place than this........ but other articles. Godard hopes to be putting on the way and the Fogle car was traveling have been filed from Lane county Mrs. Anna Gowdy had informed roof within the next week. Part of —A visiting ball player wan ser the other morning, with considerable to date. Because of the removal of Cap east on west Main street. Both cars the foundation for the gymnasium iouslv injured Wednesday evening forebodings and after a great deal The Sentinel that a copy of The w»*rr somewl at damaged but no one building has been run but work in a practice game when he and of solemn admonitions to the ladies I leader and other articlea would be tain George A. Procter to Medford, was injured. Mrs. Tsplin, of Sagi Rinkeydlnks Win From Curtin. will not be rushed on this. Even Norman Barhelder bumped into each to be careful........ .permitted them I found in a cornerstone. No eornor- First Lieutenant I tonaid M DeLong naw, was a passenger in the Fogle The Rinkeydinks baseball team effort will be put forward to have other while both were trying to .............. mother’s injunctions to be stone has been found and it it is in temporary command of D com car. were victors over the Curtin tenm the grade building ready for oe- catch a fly ball. Mr. Barheldvr’s I careful.......... the gate is only four thought that if any other articles pany, 186th infantry. No move has in a one siiled game played Sunday eupanev by the time school open* head came in contact with the eye i teen feet wide.......... and that is why were left for a future generation yet been made to elect a command Hold a regular position by having afternoon on the local field. The The gymnasium may not be com ami temple of the visitor, who was i the family has to walk.” they were put into the ball that ing officer to take Captain Prue an ad every week. »core was 17 to 5 tor’s place. stunned by the impact. The seta of [«eriods in the above capped the f'ag staff. pleted until a little Inter. PLANE COMES NEAR WRECKING VAN NORTM HOME 125,000 SEWER BOND ISSUE TO GO TO TAXPAYERS WALTER WOODARD MILL IS TO RESUME OPERATIONS CANNERY PAYS $103,000 FOR PRODUCE SINCE 1908 TENTH STREET IMPROVEMENT IS TO BE ASKED OBITUARIES SPEED IS CAUSE OE WRECK OF TWO CARS ON OVERHEAD