The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 21, 1924, Image 1

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VOLUME XXXIV
NUMBER 50
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1924
BULL
INTERRUPTS I
| CAMPING PARTY; SENDS
| MEMBERS SCAMPERING |
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I BAD
TO ONE LIGHT VOTE
PRINCESS SLIP TAKEN
FROM CLOTHESLINE TWO
YEARS AGO IS RETURNED
I
MUSKBAT
OUT OF TAIL ON BAIL
INSISTS
UPON |
BEING TICKETED TO
PORTLAND OVER WATER
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A bull in a china »hop would
A
prospective passenger w
That good has resulted from the
Ralph Spanow Returns from France not cause half the commotion that East Side Ward Makes Record With various religious meet iugs that have Serious Charge of Assault With In­ wanted a steamship ticket for n Daniel Boone’s Footprints Found
was occasioned when a male mem­
been
conducted
here
recently
trip from Cottage Grove to Portland ■
and Explains Raw Deal Given
Marking Highway He Used
45 Favorable Votes and
tent to Kill Is Withdrawn
ber of the genu« bovine paid a
is evidenced by tho fact that Mrs.
appeared at the Southern Pacific
visit to a party of campers on
Olympic Athletes.
F.
W.
Hawkins
has
had
returned
station
a
few
nights
ago.
Night
Many Years Ago.
When
Attorney
Acts.
None in Opposition.
Mosby creek a few days ago and
Operator Roberts had a hard time |
to her a princess slip that wa»
sent them all scurrying for cover.
stolen from her clothealiue two
convincing the prospective ticket |
France and those nations of Eu­
Among many happy boyhood
An issue of $25,000 in sewer
Wayne Kirk, who was held ti t purchaser that there was no water i
The campers wrere members of
rope that are steeped in immorality, families who were spending several bonds was authorized by the voters years ago. The piece of lingerie Roseburg on a charge of assault line
from Cottage Grove to Port I recollections of Malcolm A. Horn is
showed
that
it
had
had
considerable
immorality that *s public or semi­ weeks at the Veatch camp ground, of Cottage Grove by a 5 to 1 vote
a swimming hole in Kansas and
with a
dangerous
_
weapon,
is
public, can not long survive unless the men attending to business in at a special election held Friday use during the two years that it out on bail of $1000 furnished by land and that there had been none with the desire to again find this
they mend their ways. Germany is the city daytimes and joining the for the purpose of voting upon had been A. W. O. L. and Mrs. his father, J. H. Kirk, of Dorvnn. since the time that the Creator I hole paramount, Mr. Horn left Cot­
caused the waters to recede from I
Hawkins is hopeful that the person
certain to overrun them,
____ r in the party in the evenings.
the bonds. The vote was 121 to 22. whose conscience has begun to hurt
Kirk’s arrest followed his activ­ the Willamette valley and leave I tage Grove June 22, accompanied
opinion of Ralph Spearow, Univer-
___ __ .
by Mrs. Horn, on a trip which
The third ward, which has ¿io
ities as a prohibition officer. He
Those present to receive the un
sity of Oregon pole vaulter, who is I bidden guest were Mrs. G. M. sewer accommodation at present, will become so seriously affected had made arrangements for the pur­ the oil deposits which are just . took them cast over tho old Oregon
about
to
be
tapped.
that
it
will
occur
to
her
that
re
­
the same persou as A. R. Spearow, | Scott and children, Vera, Chester voted unanimously in favor.
The prospective ticket purchaser trail und tho Lincoln highway to
turning an article that has been chase of some moonshine from Lyle
pastor of tho Presbyterian church j
The bond issue is for trunk used for two years does not make Roadman, whom ho thought to be was a muskrat who had made his the Atlantic ocean and west again
I and Betty Belle; Mrs. R. E. Short
here, who has arrived home from ■ i and two children, Margaret and sewers only, one to serve the east
amends for the sten lì h U of a new the leader of a moonshine ring at home for some time in the pond at over the old National highway and
attending the Olympic meet ini l’aricia Ann, and Mrs. f
the Douglas county cupital.
Ac­ ! the W. L. & E. mill.
R. A. side, one to serve the south-central article.
Workmen Daniel Boone trail. They reached
Paris.
Trask and son Mack. Mrs. . Scott portion of the city and one to
The returned princess slip was cording to his own statement, he drained thp pond Thursday and left home last week after elevon weeks
France hus given its entire at­ succeeded in getting Chester, , Betty serve the northwest portion of the
of traveling.
endeavored to find the night mar­
tention to the occupation of the Bello und herself into a tree. . Mrs. city. Other portions of the city found Sunday forenoon in the shal and have him make the arrest the rat without a roof over his
Daniel Boone’s old trail, which
Ruhr, in the opinion of the pole Short and her children, Mrs. Trask already are provided with sewer strawberry patch in the Hnwkins when the liquor was delivered. He head. He resented the inhospitable they followed from Bt. Louis to
treatment
to
such
an
extent
that
garden
under
the
clothesline
from
vaulting pastor, to the neglect of and son and Vera Scott took re­ accommodations and it is thought
Kansas City, is well marked, hav­
could not find the officer and at­
the spiritual welfare of its people fuge in the Trask coupe, which that the additional trunk lines au­ which it had been stolen two years tempted to make the arrest himself. he decided to make nn extended ing bronze markers every few miles
rat relatives
visit
with
some
wharf
before.
and is bound to go as other nations was also present.
to assure travelers that they are on
When the man who had delivered at Portland.
In getting to thorized by the voters will bo suffi­
have gone when the lusts of the tne coupe Vera picked up Mack cient for the city for many years
the right road. The Horns consid­
the moonshine resisted arrest and
Upon
entering
the
stut
ion
the
tr=
flesh became uppermost in the Trask and endeavored to carry him to come.
succeeded in breaking away, Kirk rat perched himself upon the toe ered the markers a needless expen­
minds of the people and their rulers. but stumbled and dropped him.
The bonds are to be retired ser­
fired several shots, but said that of the shoe of a man who was wait­ diture of money, since they could
In England conditions ure better Forgetting that sho had lost her ially in 20 years.
have
followed
Boone’s
they were all fired lowr and that ing for the arrival of a train and easily
but vice has more or less of a free burden, she kept right on going
The vote was an extremely light
tho one which struck the fleeing asked where the main Southern tracks, so little work having been
rein. He found that France believes and Mack was picked up by Mrs. one, being not more than one-sixth
Interesting Events in the Lives
done
on
the
trail
since
the
days in
injury
man and inflicted
______ a
. slight
„
_ _ Pacific station was located.
He
that it won the war and thero is Trask.
of the possible vote, and by wards
of Those Who Laid Sturdy Foun­ to one thumb must have glanced evidently did not recognize the which Boone used it.
regret that other nations butted in,
Oregon’s roads and e<sy grade»
off the paving of the alley in building as sufficient for a city
The bull, which had been reported was: First, 43 yes, 11 no; Second,
dation for Present Generation
making it impossible for France to as dangerous, showed some amuse­ 33 yes, 11 no; Third, 45 yes, none L-------
m which tho arrest was attempted.
like Cottage Grove, in which re­ were not equalled by any over
impose upon Germany the terms of ment over the sudden rearrange opposed.
The charge first plated against spect he showed unusual intelli­ which tho Horns traveled in their
J. W. and Sinai Vaughn.
peace which it wished to impose.
trip through nineteen states. Their
Kirk of assault with a dangerous gence for a rat.
ment of affairs in camp, but his
Mrs. Sinai Vaughn is without weapon was later changed to as­
Not only is France cankered with curiosity was soon satisfied and he RAIN BENEFIT TO CROPS,
Upon being informed that tho worst road experience was in Mis­
•
question
the
oldest
living
pioneer
of
immorality but the rate of mortality left without any attempt, to injure
sault with intent to kill and bail agent was inside the little room souri. In the Allegheny and Blue
LONG DRY PERIOD BROKEN
is greater than the birth rate and anyone. Immediately thereafter the
tho Cottage Grove country.
Not was refused.
Kirk secured legal where the telegraph
instruments Ridge mountains the roads are
„
,
only
that,
but
she
was
one
of
the
the terrible ravages of the war are entire party of nine was gathered
aid, with the result that the more were ticki».;*, the mt proceeded into built on grades of 11 and 13 per
Farmers and fruit growers are
not being compensated for. The into the poor little Ford coupe and much pleased over the rainfall in very first to arrive here. She was serious charge was withdrawn and the room and refused to leave cunt, while the maximum in Oregon
franc is not recovering, the people it made a record trip away from the valley the » first of the week born in Illinois Sept. 22, 1845, and bail fixed at $1000.
The people of
even after being informed that he is half of that.
hold lightly the responsibilities of there.'
because of the benefit to the fruit arrived here in 1851. The name of
could get no ticket over a water the East seem not to have thought
government and there was little
The camping party broke up that and vegetable crops, which were Cottage Grove w’as not even thought MRS. JOHN BAKER TAKEN
route.
When the rat proved so of cutting a hill down in their
concern expressed relative to what night—on account of the change to freshened and made more market­ of until many years later—in 1865
SUDDENLY
ILL
ON
TRIP
discourteous,
ho was penned in tho road building, yet the mountains
the government di<l about the occu­ cooler weather.
able by the moisture.
i
The pre­ —and*then th<* postoffice was lo­
little
pp^sageway
between the wait­ over which they travel are small
pation of the Ruhr district of Ger­
compared with the ones over which
cipitation up to Tuesday morning, cated north of where Creswell now
Mrs. John Baker became ill ing room and the baggage room road builders in the west must
many.
stands
and
the
name
was
applied
a period of about 36 hours, totaled
suddenly Sunday morning while the and L. C, Fariqer’s terrier dog was construct highways.
to
the
entire
section
of
country
Why the pole vaulting pastor CARELESSNESS IS CAUSE
Tho entire
of an inch. This breaks a dry
family were a short distance past secured und dropped into the pas
OF CEDAR CREEK FIRE .8
failed to equal in Paris the records
weather period, unbroken
since between here and Fern Ridge. How Eugene on their way to Newport sugeway through tho window. Many road from the Mississippi to the
he has made at home, is now ex­
Cottage Grove got its name has
Atlantic ocean is paved, but some
early in June.
on a week’» outing. She is now in things began tv happen immediate­
A fire w’hich without doubt was
plained. In his final try, with the
Haying and threshing had been been often told, but will bear re­ a Eugene hospital, where an exam­ ly and when tho terrier got done of it is very old and rough and
bar at 12 feet, 6, he cleared it carelessly set and which might completed in practically all locali­ peating for the benefit of new­
there is much brick road.
by nt least a foot. After he luid easily have had serious conse­ ties, so there was little loss to comers. G. C. Pearce was appoint­ ination showed an internal injury with the rat the rat offered no
Tourists have not the camping
further
resistance
to
being
evicted.
to
her
back.
It
is
thought
the
ed post master for the district near
completed the feat and had gotten quences, broke out several days ago these crops.
accommodations in tho extreme east
The
dog
bore
the
marks
of
hayjLng
injury
was
sustained
several
months
on
the
Cedar
creek
road
abovo
the
away clean, he saw one of the
Cannerymen look for a greater his home, which was the first house ago when the Baker’family figured been in a real fight. The rat yvjus that they have in the west and
It gained headway
French officials of the meet delib­ Wiese mill.
middle west. In the middle west
yield of beans because of the rain. this side of Camas swale and the
erately push his pole against the rapidly in the tinder-like grass and The crop was already a record o-ne other side of what is now Creswell. in an automobile accident, from i)!<early as big as the dog.
there are many free camps, main­
bar and cause the bar to topple undergrowth and but for the pres­ for a dry year and the heavy His homo was a cottage in a grove which Mrs. Baker had never fully
tained by the patronage the tourist»
HARRY NEET WILL PUT UP
onto him after he had dropped into ence of a number of men at the moisture will produce a few more and thus the postoffice was named. recovered.
give the small store, oil station and
The Bakers were accompanied by
the pit. During the tryouts, Spearow Wiese mill, who immediately formed pickings.
$500 FOR ZVOLIS MATCH other accommodations operated in
Pears were made just The district was extended from Mr. Baker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
cleared the bar at 13 feet, 9, themselves into a fire fighting crew, right for picking and the black­ time to time and postmasters
connection with the camp.
fell beyond the pit and frac­ it probably would have gone over berry crop was in need of moisture. changed until finally this section Theodore Baker, of this city, Mrs.
Nowhere on the trip does the
Hurry Nect, local middleweight
William
Rettig
(daughter
of
Mr.
of country was included and a man
tured a- bone in one heel when he the hill to the Walter Woodard
wrrentler, is peeved good and plenty. tourist find scenery to compare
and
Mrs.
Theo.
Baker)
and
children
mill.
The
flames
were
gotten
under
from this section was named post­
struck ground, which had not been
Hi» peeve was brought about by with that of Oregon and the Horns
COMPANY D ENTER8 TEAM
master.
As settlement increased and Mrs. George Baker (daughter-
¡prepared. This was 9 inches better control in a short timo and the fire
are glad to be back homo where
IN SHOOT AT CLACKAMAS tho sections from which the per­ in-law) and two children, who are the fact that Nick Zvolis, who there
than the high mark of the meet. warden of that section placed a
is shade, mountains, wood to
olwJlenged the local man to a
The action on the part of the crew to watch the burned area over-
ipatetic postoffice had been moved visiting here from Kansas.
burn and soft water. One of their
muftcK
which
match
was
advertised
A
team
composed
of
six
of
the
The entire party returned home for Wednesday night of last week, experiences was camping 40 miles
demanded postal service and took
French official so angered Spearow night, It was thought that the
D, Cottage
_
_ other names, while the
at the moment that a fistic en­ flames must have started from n best shots in Company
original and are planning the Newport trip backed
at tho last moment. from tho terrible storm that struck
Grove
’
s
military
company,
left
Sun
­
for
later in the season.
carelessly thrown cigarette or cigar
postoffice and name remained here.
counter was narrowly averted.
He arrived ¿here apparently ready Loraine, Ohio, and caused tho death
day
to
enter
the
state
guard
shoot
The man who gavv the name never
The’ Oregonians
Because Spearow was rated by stub or from a match used to light
tir go on the ,<pat and Nect said he of 150 persons.
the Japanese present at the meet a cigarette or cigar and carelessly at Clackamas range, which started iived in what is now Cottage LEAD ORE FROM BOHEMIA
gave no excuse ¿(or his last-minute missed two cyclones in Iowa by
Monday
and
continues
to
Saturday.
FOUND
TO
BE
RADIO
ACTIVE
Grove. Mr. Pearce was the maternal
as being tho best performer, he was tossed to the road.
determination not tp do so. It was only a few miles, being able to
The new Thomas house was en­ Second Lieutenant W. 8. McCaleb grandfather of Harry W. Titus, of
invited to make a trip to Japan for
thought by local wrestling fans see the big wind passing over.
the this city.
is
the
commanding
officer
of
A
discovery
that
may
mean
much
dangered
by
the
flames
and
the
(exhibition purposes for the benefit
that Z'volis was not satisfied with They were in one bad wind storm
The Clarks, who crossed tha plains a to the Bohemia district is that of the aiiu/unt of the gat* receipts.
in Nebraska and in a sand storm
of athletes there and expects to old house from which the family shooting squad. Other members are
leavt» September 10 for the Nip had recently moved was destroyed. Corporal E. A. Porter, Privates M. day behind the Alexanders, settled lead ore on the Cripple Creek prop
Neet’if peeve is so strong, and in Wyoming, all of which increased
G.
K.
Alstott,
Kermit
Sams,
~
F.
near the Alexanders—about 2% erty which has been found to be bin belief that he can pia tfi,e Eu­ their feeling that Oregon is the
ponesrf empire, to be gone a month
Miller and L. E. Hannaford.
miles aw'ay and were the only near radio active. Lead ore which stands
or six weeks. The Japanese saw the
Watch the label on your paper.
state after all.
among neighbor». There were few settlers tho radio test is of high valuo and gene man to the mat so <',ert.aiii, .pest
The
local
men
are
from
r ¡Besides visiting tho old swimming
trick by which Spearow was robbed
having between here and Eugene. Goshen the presence of this kind of ore that he has authorized The Sentinel hole at Mr. Horn’s old homo in
the
best
shots
in
the
unit,
of the hjjnor which he had right­ <i>---------------------------------------------------
qualified in recent practices held was the nearest hamlet and it is id any quantity would make a. valu­ to state tha.t he will meet Zvolis Kansas, they visited the old farm
fully earned. Spearow was dis­
MODERN CONVENI E N C E 8
on the local range,
The rom pu­ that now, while a city has risen able mine. A sample of rhe >re anywhere at any time for a side in Crawford county, Iowa, where
gusted with the meet because it
NOT NEEDED TO RAISE
bet of between $250 and $500 and
tition
includes
pistol,
rifle
and ma- here.
Mrs. Vaughn recalls how’ brought to the city also bears sil­ won't back out at the last moment. Mrs. Horn was born.
was robbed of its sporting features.
FAMILY SAY DAVIS HENS
chino
gun.
ver
and
copper.
The
radio
test
was
*
. ...... . H . i
Camas
swale
was
once
a
veritable
• Others received the same treatment
sea of mud. In 1856, when her given the ore by Ray Nelson, local
that heedid.
LEE B W00D8 JR. EDITOR
Chickens of the feathered variety
Woodard Seeks Divorce.
No Fish Are Left,
parents moved to Salem, where they electrician. W. W. Cochran, of this <
OF ARMY POST NEWSPAPER
owned by A. E. Davis, of Lorane,
Eugene Register: After rearing
well
Tho
fishing
_
season
might
ns
city,
and
T.
W.
Bradley,
of
Bay
made
their
home
for
two
years,
the
J. I. JONES HEAVY LOSER
are showing the modern world be closed. H. W. Lombard, Scho­
family
of
eight
children
to
nia-
mules became mired in the mud in City, Mich., are tho owners of the ft
Lieutenant Lee R. Woods Jr., 1st
WHEN FACTORY 18 BURNED that steam-heated apartments, oth­
tinrity, Ainthrose I., and Ella J. F. A., former local man, is now
field Stewart, Clyde Roberts and the swale until only their heads Cripple Creek property.
er modern conveniences and a reti­ Bill Thum, who made a trip to the
VS
7
Oo
da
rd
seem
unable
to
spend
the
stuck out and the Alexander family
eoitor and business manager of the
The Eugene Handle factory, nue of nurses are not necessary in
r< st of their days in harmony and
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ftrwurd by J. I. Jones, formerly of the raising of large and healthy McKenzie Sunday, brought back all were forced to stay over night in I 75 BUSHELS OF OATS TO I Mr. Woodfl rd has brought action Fort Bill Guidon, published weekly
the fish known to be in this sec­ the Goshen school house.
At Fort Bill, Okla. The paper is
thM. city but for several years a families. Four of Mr. Davis' old tion and other nimrods may as well
in tbe circuit court seeking to have
The largest number of the early | THE ACRE IS THE RECORD
resident of Eugene, was burned to hens, which had not even been
| MADE BY J^ E. BANTON | the bonds of mariinony between a newsv eight-page resume of ljf«
remain at home. Several beauties pioneers, the Veatch», Knox», Ogles
at the army |H>st but it is not an
the ground Monday night. The loss missed, emerged Saturday evening
him
Iris wife dissolved. They official army publication und is
was’ (estimated at $30,000, with from under the cellar of the Davi» brought home by the party decorat­ bys, Wallaces, Taylors, McFarlands,
were mw/ed iir l#K1 at Harmon, published without expense to the
ed the editorial table the following Small», Cooleys, Short ridges. Van
The
record
yield
of
oats
so
far
$5000 insurance.
home followed by 40 newly born day. Any other nimrods who may
DI., aruJ here lived in Oregon for
Origin of the fire was unknown chicks. One hen with only one chick get hold of the few that got away Schoiacks, Baughmans, Chrisman», for this season is 75 bushels to the many yeanv He claims that Mrs. government. Lieutenant Woods Is
but it wa» thought that it started started the procession but she was from this party should leave their Sear«, Currins, Harms, Cochrans acre on the J. E. Banton place, Woodard ha» refused for the past a son of Mr. and Mr», lxte Boy
Co-horn),
Walkers, near Ixmdon. These were of the
Woods, formerly of this city but
from a hot box on a lathe, which followed by another with 10 chicks. contributions early in the week as (pronounced
IK months tr JiviV with him, that now of Eugene, and a grandson of
might havtf ignited sawdust which Shortly thereafter the other two spare is limited—in the newspaper. Powell», Perkins, Crows, Sharps. gray variety and were grown with she make* fun
him
because
he
Kile», Shields and other» whose out irrigation and the yield is most
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Woods, also
could have smelilered for several hens with the remainder of the
names are linked with pioneer his remarkable because of the unusually cannot hear welf’.rnd that she talks former resident of Cottage Grove
hour» unnoticed.
chicks came forth. Mr. Davis broke Visits Friend After Half Century.
about him in hi» ffjre»enee but just and residents of Eugene.
tory,
did
not
reach
here
until
1852
dry
season.
Fifty
bushels
to
the
The dry kiln of the factory, a board from the cellar and found
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cleveland,
out of his hearing.
Lieutenant Woods was formerly
located east of the main plant, 10 eggs unhatched which he put by of Ukiah, Calif., visited from Wed- and 1853. The names of Alexander aero is considered a good yield.
a member of Cottage Grove’s mili­
wis badly damaged by the flames the fire and soon therfc were two nesday to Friday of last week with and Clark have been all but forgot
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ten,
however,
because
none
are
left
tary company# of which his father
Attend Hardware De*H*ü Meet.
but not destroyed.
more peeping chicks.
WHEN IVAN GOE8 ON |
Mrs. Rebecca Medley. ~~
Mr. Clrve- to bear it and because all the mein
Cottage Grove luul th* Jargrsf was captain, and he left for the
It is understood thnt Mr. Jones
HI8 VACATION. AT ONCE
land knew Mrs. Medley a half bers of the Clark family and all
let about $5000 in insuxnnre drop ♦----------------------------------------------- # century ago, when they were play­
attendance nt th«* orgaaizatiM-’ <»f world war from this city.
THE HEAVENS OPEN
but the one member of the Alex­
hardware dealers of Lane , coiii^y,
about a month before the fire.
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HOLLYHOCK IMITATES
mate», a» Rebecca Ann Partin, but ander family died year» ago, while
held Thursday night Jast in Eugiviic
FABLED BEAN8TALK AND
had entirely lost track of her until many of the other names are yet
Cottage Grove has its own rain­ Those present from here were y- Q-
GROWS TO 11 FT., 4 IN.
Record Flight 1« Made.
a short time
and only then prominent because the original own maker.
That is not his regular Knowles, Gottfried Graber, William
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<»
What is thought to be record
learned of her whereabouts through er» of the names have but recently business and he collects no fee for
Thum, Charles Gettys, Carl Witte,
time between San Diego and Eu­
A hollyhock that must be at least chance.
died after taking a prominent part producing tho famous Oregon mist, W. L.
Ustori, Mrs.
Darby, LE.*'
gene by airplane was made several a distance relative to the beanstalk
in the affairs of the community or but he gets results, Hi» name will
Jackson nd Mrs. Vilettn
days ago by Sergeant Fred Kelly, made famous in fable grew in
Small Child Travels Alone.
have left others to bear tho name. surprise
Ivan
G. Gladys Then nrtt meeting wijl be
many—it i»
of the forest air patrol.
Flying Mrs. Orin Robinson’s garden.
It
Wolcott Tibbnls, II years of, age.
Mrs. Clark ’» father, motjip- and Warner, It i» no effort whatever Scott.
time for* the trip was nine hours measured ¡1 feet, 4 inches, an un­ who had been visiting here at the brother were murdered by the In­ for Ivan to cause the clouds to held October Id, proltwblv in Cot
NO MORE FOOLING.
and 35 minutes.
usual height for this flower even home of his aunt, Mrs. Harry dians when the Clark ’» reached open and dump their contents upon t«l go Grove.
in the favored section of the fa­ Wynne, left Raturdny alone for his Grand Ronde on the way to us. All he has to do is start upon
Nowhere did Abraham Lincoln
Everyone at some time or othet mous, fertile, fruitful Willamette. It hime in Ran Francisco.
He had Oregon.
London Wine From Wendling.
show his shrewdness of judgment
his fall vacation.
He and Mrs.
get» happiness out of bringing joy had no provocation whatever to made the trip alone to Oregon June
Mrs. Vaughn’s parents, Robert Warner left Bunday upon a two
The London baseball team de­ to better effect than m that
to other* but not even the most de­ grow to such a height, as it was a 23 and had visited in Portland, and Sarah Alexander, settled on a weeks’ trip that will take them to feated the Weioilling team by fl
fnnuMi* utterance which ended,
voted Christian get» any self satis­ volunteer and has had no water Hubbard and Salem with other rel­ donation land claim a quarter of a Ora ter lake and other points of score of 17 to I Ronilay afternoon
“You can’t fool all the people
faction out of the laughter he after June 15. A branch of the atives before coming here.
mile
beyond
where
the
steel interest over the state. The long at London.
all the time,’'
Fred Langston and
In the past there were a
causes by chasing a new hat up the same flower grew to almost the
bridge now crosses Row river. Mrs. draught was broken before they Roy Heck, both of thiit ritv, play
flay it with printer»' ink.
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few misguide«) advertisers who
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had rompletrd the <i«y’« journey.
on tho fxindon team.
street.
.
th might they could sell their
wares better by misrepresenta­
tion. Blit those advertisers have
long since gone out of business
or me n<led their pay».
Hard
experiAce taught that j/incvln
was right. Untruthful ndtertjs
ing doesn’t pay.
Other advertisers proved that
the only way to advertise sue
make
regular
cu»-
cesafuliy,
turners and 1 build up public
good will is to tell the absolute
truth about their goods.
Twv can be sure that every
product is
consiatojjly advertised
advertí
good.
advert tiaing test ha»
The
very
fact that
proved it.
it is advertirá is your best
warranty of aatwfnction and
true quality.
The Cottage Grove concern
that telW you frnakly what it i»
lining is a good coMrrn with
which to do business. That i»
why it pays to read the Sentinel
advertisements, to patronize ad­
vertiser» anil to buy advertised
merchandise.
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