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PAGE FOUR COTTAGE (||{i)VE SI \T|\EL. THURSDAY, JULY 31 ta¡ 1924 <w i i i— I h v^-av• I— I ■—r i ■ mmv ifotta.qc <’>rorr Sentinel WHAT’S THE USE A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty of Backbone Bedo & Smith. Elbert Bede..... By L. F. VanZ ’m Something Wrong Some Fh © Western Nc*a(»u¿>er umqa AND T hen <5 ome crooued brouer , CAN SWINDLE HIS CLIENT'S OUT OF .Publishers ___ Editor HUNDft'ED'a OF THOUSAND? AND (JET A FE'W MONTHS , Oft A GUY CONNECTED 'WITH A $5,000,000 A first-class publication entered ui Cottage Grove as second class matter Business Office---- ....55 North Sixt1- BOND SUBSCRIPTION KATES One year......$2.25 I Three months 65c Six months- 1.15 i Single copy.. TiOBBEftr GET 2 Y'EAftQ A PALTBY Member of National Editorial Aaaociation Oregon State Editorial Association Oregon Newspaper Conference Ian« County Publishers’ Association WE BELIEVE IN THE APES. They have been seeing hairy apo up in the 8t. Helens, Washingtoi country. They are so much to the Canadian line tlial ence of the progenit should not be startling are the purple cows, thi keys and the yellow' snakes! Whole parties have gone in of tho hairy apes that were rep-H <>d to have attacked a miner s cabin and to have hurled great rock through a hole in the i ' l. -sunl.v that was no way lor a hairy ap- treat one of his near relatives. Some of the less credulous ones advance the belief that too much moonshine would ■account toi • the hairy ape story. 'I here must error there. The kind of mo<»n nsliirm they make in Washington would v take the hair off of anything —even and leave him off of a hairy ape ! _____ aH a modern ns undressed i—— flapper. - --. - We do not question tho truth of the ape story. We are quite cur tain that man had his origin some where in this section of the conn try—and some of them have not ad- vanced far. As has been repeatedly stated in The Sentinel, it Ims been definitely ■ ncient and historically proved that ‘ a; Cottage Giove was the capital of the Garden of Eden c country—-even the fig tree, tho tree i from which the famous Spitzenburg was plucked and tho club with which Cain slugged Abel having been found. If man is descended from mon key, possibly some have descended ns far ns tho hairy of the Si. Helens country. The whole- thing seems reasonable—much mon reas onable than it would sound to ay that Sent tie had agreed that the name of a famous Washington mountain should be Tacoma-. Had anything like that happened, we should have given credit to the moonshine theory. liONCl HIDDEN TREASURES a clear daj\ Shasta, Dia OF BOHEMIA UNEARTHED niond peak, Mount Hood, the Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson, Mount Adams and others rise majestically Presbyterian Church—Rev. A. R. I in the distance, hoary sentinels over wooded solitude in which cougars, Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at experimenting with a cyanide pro 10, Men’s Forum nt 10, morning at hoi cess and has no doubt that large ,i. •er and bears roam at will and .that these il'l birds fearlessly signal their I hour at 11, junior Endeavor at 3, bodies of low-grade ore on the prop ding their pieces to the fab erties in which he is interested, as evening service at 7:30. ates. f t.'lous salai tutors draw. well as upon other properties of the George II. Himes, curator of the As act< arc worth the district, will respond to this treat i Oregon Historical society Baptist Church—Tenth and Adams, money. T loyers pay them ment. When this process, or some i ment which, to its ktiow E. R. Clevenger, minister. This ¡the si;Iarit e they draw the other, is developed, there will be no i never been published. It church stands for the full gospel crowds—ai ly we are a trifle -. a , icr mining camp in tho country of the proceedings of message. A welcome is given to all 'suvure, foi resent life see me than that guarded by old Bohemia. meeting of the miners o who come. Bible school at 12. 10, to be above reproa ich—but wo are Many ask, “Why not a smelter?” trict and reads as follows preaching at 11 and 7:30. Young g plensed to note tha it other nov pa- in the first place the federal gov “Pursuant to a call a m i nor s people’s meeting at 6:30. Prayer pers are harping upon the i ernment will not permit one so near, meeting was held near Bohemia meeting Thursday evenings at 7:3» thought which T ?hu Sentinel to its vast limber areas. In the inountnin on the 22nd day of May. After the prayer me (•ting the pastor vanced some, time ajj go. Commenting npxt place, a smelter must be lo ( 1867. The meeting being called < to conducts a class in bible study. upon the linogene u Wilson-Frank cated close to coal and minerals order, on motion Mr. Jaine es Butler * * * Tinney affair, The } Eugene Regis- which are used in the smelting pro was chosen president and C. Hard Christian Church, the ‘ 1 home-like ” ter said- not I secretary. A code of laws were ehurcli—A. _ . cess and so far these have _ J. ____ Adams, minister. “Wo complain of the imnior.,,l- been found here. I presented for the consideration of bunday school at. 9:45, 5. Buruivu sermon ana and ity of the stage, but we go in large In addition to gold, most of the the meeting, from which the fol- communion at 11, Christian endea numbers and pay our money to laws orc of the district carries i a large lowing were unanimously vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30. t hose sta been I adopted, viz: silver content. Some has are moru , * * * found running as high as 100 I “ ‘Art. I. be. Neit! T Methodist Church—Rev. J. H. to the ton. The Riverside pained the Bohemia (li.-dic. and ounces ney will and Oregon-Colorado are said to be shall extend six miles in every di- Ebert, Pastor. Sunday school at the least good copper prospects and there : arc iection from the Discovery claim on 9:45, morning worship ut 11, Ep or stories worth league at 7, evening service many who predict the uncovering of the Johnson ledge. blast the platinum deposits. “ ‘Art. II. Ail claims taken up at 7:30. Everybody is welcome tc Speaking in mining (luring the year 1866 and laid over attend all of these services. rdckf of the district by a miners’ meeting held October Free Methodist church—Corner of andesitic lava flows last, until the first day of June, with pyroclastic material, the prod 1867, for representation, shall not Al onroe avenue and south Fifth Diy do (•nnDieu to r street—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun uct of tertiary volcanoes or, per be jumpable until after that date. ;er salaries and Imi haps, fissure eruptions. The ledg< “ ‘Art. III. From and after the day school at 10, forenoon services >y reason of the publi< have been tipped in various dircc first day of June, .1867, every claim a$ 11, evening service at 7:30. e secured—all on tions by the 'organic, forced which I in this district shall be represented Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday it tho more scandal robably caused the uplift of the by the locator or his agent in per evenings. i the more people > * * » ■ mscade range. son and all claims not so repre- e them. The first operations upon any I sented shall be considered jump- Christian Science Church—Corner a complain until wo ale in the district resulted from I able. jf Jefferson avenue and Second I wind-broken about a poker game and the death of an A Eugene j “ ‘Art, IV. Living upon or ad- street. Sunday services at 11 a. in. i the stage, but w< ,J flndian in a saloon near the Siletz ijacent to the claim, with a view to Wednesday services at 8 p. in $100,000 in re with our complain * ♦ « ienervation west of Eugene. History working the same, prospecting tho vaults of the we continue to flock ¡s authentic upon this point. The claim, building cabin, cutting trails, fumous eagle ffice and separate o Seventh Day Adventist Church— Indian and a white man named etc., shall be considered us repre A est, Main st reet. Services every Wo hope she m good money to James (Bohemia) Johnson were par senting the claim, provided $50 Saturday. Sabbath school at 10, the bank can whose lives are mo ’licipants in a poker game. As the worth of labor bo expended on the church service at 11; prayer meet its friends. Reform of the stag' » result of a quarrel the Indian was claim within one year from the ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30. is to be such a thi killed by Johnson, lie escaped into date of locating tho claim. i with those who 1 * * * MOVIE MORALS the mountains and set up a camp “ ‘Art. V. All claims in Services will be held in the La- mar where the Musick mine, one district shall be one hundred y “Isn’t it terrible tho way so n ml chain school house in the forenoon of the richest in the district, was running up and down the le BOBBED HAIR GOING. so is acting?” wo heard a w< on Sundays for an extended length afterwards located. Erosion had left and twenty-five yards each say a few days ago. “They of time. Galan Jordan, of Eugene, bare gold quartz in which were from the center of the ledge. Isn’t it awfulf she oven smokos cigarettes. ” will have charge. “ ‘Art. VI. Each miner is en Just. when every woman—al- found strings of gold an inch or Wo uro not going to enter info any argument with the woman who most—had discovered t.hat she was I wo in length. News of the discov titled to hold one claim by location trouble ery reached the outside world. Pros on every lodge in this district and made this statement, but what suffering from nervous 300 ciune any miner discovering a lead shall she said reminded us that this which would bo cured by jibbiu pectors to the number of woman, and probably many other.' viated tresses, or didn’t have time and Bird Farrier located what af- bo entitled to one extra claim for who fuel ns she does, often are at of mornings to fix her coiffure of terward becunio the Knott mine. lie the discovery. “ ‘Art. VII. A recorder for the tracted to a moving picture becausi long locks, or her hair was jj etting is sajd to have sold his claim for of the appearance of men and wo so thin that she had to do some a few hundred dollars and to have district shall be elected who shall men in the pictures who>> n puta thing for it, along comes the news been broke before b ho went to be<|. hold office for one year from the Newspaper Favors Change in. Order The first Stamp mill in the dis date of his election. emu lions are based to a large extent from P to Give Better Service to Its w’as located on the Knott never trict was pletely « ‘Art. VTU. The recorder shall upon immoral episodes. claim in 1875. In 1877 Knott died keep books for recording claims, Readers and Advertisers. The Sentinel has commented up seen in t girl going to and the property became involved transfers, < •tc., and for the laws of What on this fact, before. . Other discoveries pc ively declared in litigation, the distric t and shall within one When a famous actor and his do now The Sentinel has contemplated for mining equip week from tho passage of any law i,” or' the terrd out. Getting < tl the that wife got a divorce upon some time the change to a twice a- the “ hard district, ‘ ‘ snake ’ i ment into the which is 35 post the si me in three conspicuous week publication, grounds that each was offering Before making “Sheba,” or miles from here, a large part of the places in tho district. illicit love to another, The Sen boiled b such a change it would like an idds so much distance at that time over almost “ ‘Art. IX. All claims and trans public “little 1 tinel remarked that, the expression of opinion from its read irsonal n<L»rn- impassable trails up the mountain fers of claims shall be recorded in could have n great deal of infbv to her c sides, was so expensive that inter the books of the recorder of th • ers and patrons. If the demand is ence upon the morals of the liiovie ment. sufficient to warrant the additional In gay Barre the pampa dour is est in the district, lugged until about people if it would refus« lu P. expense, the change will be made 18PI. when Hr. W. W. Oglesby, O. The recorder shall tronize pictures in which such per tho thing. early in the fall. If there is no What are The dear bob lmired P. Adams and others revived it. receive on Hons appeared. lid not dollar for recording demand for such a publication, the iugs here going to (lot The rich Musick ledge was located each elaii: onr advice it be by dis probability is that no such chang. We’ll tell you. that year and the following year covery, tr purchase or loea- -will be made. They’ll find that a body of ore was uncovered nt tion. The Sentinel favors the id jave temporary \ nnie. “ ‘Art. Water privileges largely because it would enable t roubl then there has been more shall be re the same ns Haims to give week-end news while it is activity in the district and and the r< ’s fe« shnll tbn fresh and would enable advertisers boo jin camp during the same for < to carry advertising for mid-week large amounts of rich, claim. business. improv e<l ores were 1 being uii- ” ‘ Art. XII. The water run If such a change is made, the how it Would one time a i 30-stuinp ning through “Bohemia City” days of publication probably would operation at tho I Cham shall be reserved for the use of the then’ll in Shieli handled also ore i from i totfn and shall not be turned out be Tuesday morning anil Friday usiek, sent over by an i elec-1 of its natural course for any pur morning, with rural route delivery on those days. amv\ ay. pose whatever until after it passes Phis year the activities are great th limits of the town. ■r than for many seasons and fully “ ‘Art. XIII. Town lots in the 50 men are operating upon various city of Bohemia shall be seventy- five by fifty feet and all streets shall be thirty feet in width. ddition to those airi Prominent Citizens of Widely Adver “ ‘Art. XiV. Town lots shall active properties are tised City Are Visitors Here Fairview, owned by G. ded in the books of tho re , W. 11. Ostrander and >f the district and the re Last Week. he 1’eek-a-Boo, owned shall receive for recording e dollar. and Herman Edwards; Advertising the four-day ‘ ‘ pageant , a stock comi XX’. Town lots shall he here; the Cosmos, ov by building a house up- of progress,” to be held nt lxing view. Wash., July 31 to August 3, the President, A. ing in the lot within two from taking up the same, j fivo prominent citizens of that city, rincipal owner and tion of recorder being | who were touring Oregon, stopped r, C. Hand, having be J iiere spy end days ago. The big Long Bell mills, fox which ns unanimously elected, much-advertised city was on the meetirig ad ! the i erected, will officially start during I this celebration. These are the r odd that in then largest mills of their kind in the is the only place world and will be operated entirely >oen or heard by electricity. * James Butler m An attendance of 40,000 is an president and record ticipated for the pageant and n This also is the fin monster amusement program will eutinel has scei be put ou, including a carnival, orgaui?ation of rodeo and motor boat regatta. hich now is governe The Cottage Grove Lions club mining laws. The has sent a delegation. ¡1 never developed In the party who visited here few cabins. No thirty- were Mayor A. L. Gibbs; David H were ever improved. Boise, president of tho Longview .Mwm «ny» Mr. Himes, i who chamber of commerce; H. W. Jack- 1 ittiim Ashed the copy of the old rec- son, chief of police; C. C. Hninbcr. < hmg Hohem i, was one© employed iu i ¡owing mount in transportation off:rial, and G. M triot and fed the mill at ' iddlv k. N pw h Hafenbrtck. secretary of the chain uio mine in 1SIM and again in ber of commerce. * there u g rente skin incapitidized areni c Knotts, developer of the t virgin foresta foronu <•! c Applied Science. i ne, ww »t one time Op itain sides with green, It i* said that a scientist can the Stark street ferry in rhodoiL ndrons add take a single bone and reconstruct Rare mountain fk the «'«tire mamma L” • for those who “Yes,” sighed th e tired milliner, The woman who can manage a “•nd womi’M will bi ring me a single From an elevation of 600 husband can usually manage pretty place««, the world lies nt and expert me well without one. the“ * who aom# to see I £ ▼ J riuht. to th.- Mt, to the lhe REX ALL Store the rear, utoaniain ri< il - . . Sumotime» the expected axexpeet 7»* y L * ofZ Drug J7un» C. J. Kein, Prop. 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