V/ iw Cnttagr (6nwr B’inttiiiel VOLUME XXXV COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924 ------------------------------------------------<$> 1 | ANOTHER LARGE CHICKEN BUSINESS 18 NOW BEING | DEVELOPED WITHIN CITY #----------------------------------------------- | ir FOOTPRINTS OF PIONEER DAYS Interesting Events in the Lives < ♦ NUMBER 7 I GETTING LARGE BUCK DURING LUNCH HOUR I IS THE RECORD HERE | <-------------------------- -------------------- I^arge poultry plants have bo- i Getting a large buck during the Service to Community Is Only Ob­ como 4Ki common in the Cottage • Appointees of Recalled Commission­ of Those Who Laid Sturdy Foun­ Grevience Is That Gravel Was Used noon lunch hear mid without miss Eakin and Galloway Renominated; dation for the Present Generation Grove community that they no ing any time from business is net ject In Improvement in News­ ers Charged With Having Used in Place of Rock and Saving Lebow, Durham and Har­ IL........- Ji longer attrart attention in propor­ common here, but that is whnt 1’. tion to their importance. Almcat at paper Service. S. Bukowski did a few days ago. vey for Aidermen. County’s Poor Fund. Was Too Little. OUR CHURCHES AND SECRET the edge of tho city limits on The buck had come almost into SOCIETIES. the city and was feeding along the After many months of hesitation. east Main street another is now­ (Cottage Grò ve Leader, 1899.) J. 11. Chambers, former mill man A reminder of the contention nt Dissatisfaction with tho way in bank of the river near tho Ninth The Sentinel has decided to go to being developed by J. E. Loucks the taxpayers’ meeting of a year which tho macadam rood betwi een street bridge, A motorist wh'. hud and former mayor, was renominated and his daughter, Mrs. Olive G. a twice-a-wcek publication during The Methodist Episcopal. ago over the increased cost of oper­ Cottage Grovo and London springs observed tho animal informed Mr. for the position at the citizens’ the early part of November. The Livingston, who recently came ation of the county poor farm is Church of Cottage Grove was or­ bus been built is expressed in a caucus held Tuesday night, which Sentinel hesitated about making tho here from Washington, bringing found in tho arrest of Mr. and Mrs. ganized in November, 1888, on set of resolutions adopted at a re Bukowski, who went out after it developed I into something like nn change because tho publishers know 400 high grade chickens with her. E. H. Peteroon. former snperin. Thanksgiving day. by Rev. W. .1. cent meeting of the Coast Fork I •ind returned a few minutes later old-time nominating meeting. The meeting ihai such u change will add to the There arc r.G'v 800 chickens in tendeut und matron of tho poor Gardiner, then pastor of the Cres­ I local of the Farmer’s union. The with the carcass. report, which had been freely circu­ tho flock, of three breeds, White grief connected with collecting news farm, upon a charge of ombezzle- well circuit. Its charter member­ i members of tho county court, tho lated to tho effect that there would copy and advertising copy and be­ Leghorn, Black Minorca and Rhode mont by bailee. They wero indicted ship was about 12 or near that county engineer and the county bo an attempt to nominate a ticket Island Red. They aro from tho cause thero will bo a substantial in­ by the grand jury upon complaint number. In the full of 1890 Rev. roadmaster are charged with ex representing tho church interests crease in the cost of production, highest laying strains of their of County Judgo Barnard, who had W. A. Kemp was appointed to travaganco in handling the bond had been sufficient to arouse in­ with no corresponding increase in types to bo found in Oregon and previously made a demand upon what was then culled the Cottage money allotted to this project. terest. This interest was augment­ Washington. business handled. Thu principal grievance, accord ed by a critical resume by Mayor Tho chickens are kept indoors at them for restitution for goods pur­ Grave circuit, serving two years. The Sentinel has, however, al­ Brund of the accomplishments of chased for their own personal use Rev. W. J. Gardiner was then re­ ing to tho resolutions, is that the ways prided itself upon keeping all times, the houses being so ar­ and charged to the county. Be Duties of Such Official Would city councils during recent years. appointed pastor of Cottage Grove court rejected all bids for crushed pace with tho community in which ranged that chickens can get under It was freely stated following tho After their arrest Mr. and Mrs, church which then became a part rock and accepted a bid for crushed to Handle Details of it is published. The Sentinel be- them to the ground. Above the Peterson came here to get Emmett of the Creswell circuit. During the gravel, while two good rock pits meeting that Mayor Brund’s criti­ lioveis that Cottage Grove has prog­ scratching floor is a second floor, i Sharp, former commissioner, to go year 1892, the little class bought were located near the scene of op- City Business. cism, made to show tho noed of a ressed beyond the weekly stage a dovolpment of recent years in the I upon their bond. the old church building and , perations, and it is claimed that city manager brought about his de­ and that to deserve the support chicken business, in which the . Tho indictments state that goods grounds which formerly belonged 1 much of the gravel was not crushed. Tho employment of a superinten­ feat for renomination. which it always has had from tho roosts arc* placed. This arrange to the amount of $32.56 ware pur­ to tho Cumberland Presbyterians. Herbert Eakin was renominated Members of tho county court nnd reading and advertising public, it ment is said to give chickens all chased at the McMonnn & Wash Thus tho little society became a : County EngiruMjr Morso havo all dent of work for tho city is likely for treasurer, this having be- should g» to a twice-a-wcek pub­ the exercise they require. The ar­ buriio store, $43.30 worth at the permanent organization. In 1892 express'd themselves as being of to bo before the taxpayers of the coino a mere formality. Homor city at the annual budget mooting. rangements for sanitation aro com­ lication. Schaefers Bros, department store, Rev. Edward Gittins was appointed i tlio opinion that this road is ono An item of $2000 for salary for I Galloway, who has served two Whilo tho advertising patronage plete. pastor. Under this stirring, earn ­ and $7.60 worth at Babb ’ s hardware I of the best in tho entire county and such nil official will be before the years, was renominated for re- This is tho moulting season but probably will not increase notice­ cor dor. store, and all charged to tho county, < est man of God, tho church mado that it was built more economically ably in volume, advertisers will be tho flock is producing at the rate i but that noun of the aricles ware rapid progress. In tho fall of 1895 than the average road that hus budget committee at its session to. There was a spirited contest for be held tonight. If inserted ill the enabled to advertise mid-week sales of $1200 tho year. Mrs. Livingston was in tho chick­ for use on the farm or for tho in­ Rev. M. O. Brink was appointed to been built hero during the past budget by this committee, it will the nomination for aiderman in the and to get their advertising to the mates. It is alleged that Mr. and this circuit ami is now serving few years. bo passed along to the taxpayers First ward. With half a dozen buying public moro frequently and en business in Washington for three Mrs. Peterson ordered quantities of; his fourth year. In 1897 a ne.w candidate«, the process of elimina­ Tho resolutions state t hut the tor final consideration. years before coming hero and moro advantageously. women’s and children’s wearing parsonage was erected and the so- cost of the gravel was $2.15, while Tlio duties of tho suggested city tion had to bo resorted to, the Tho readers will be the greatest studied the methods ofl tho success apparel at the McMoiran & Wash- ■ ciety is entirely' free of debt and crushed rock Last year cost $2.34 nomination finally going to W. E. beneficiaries. They will get their ful professional chicken and egg burno and Schaefers stores and in a flourishing condition, number­ and that tho saving was not suffi­ official would bo to lift from the Lebow. shoulders of tho council the burden producers of that state. news twice as frequently as before. Nelson Durham, a former coun­ articles at the Babb stere that wero ing 78 members. A Bunday school cient to compensate for tho differ­ of looking after the details of They will no longer read in a Thurs­ numbering upwards of 100 pupils ence in the quality of the road. not for use at tho farm. city business. The official would cilman, was nominated to succeed day paper of things that happened County Engineer Morso has made lie appointed by tho council, would R. E. Short for tho Second ward Mr. and Mrs. Peterson wera ap-' i und an Epw’orth League of about tho Thursday before. It will not be pointed by Emmett Sharp and I.., 30 members aro auxiliary organi- reply to this portion of tho resolu- bo responsible to tho council nnd and Worth Harvey was ronomi- possible to get a better local news tions, stating that tho price of hold office at the pleasure of tho anted from tho Third ward, N. Roney, former county commis­ - zutions. service in a daily newspaper pub­ Holdover councilmon uro A. W. $2.34 last year was for crushed council. Business interests of tho sioners, in April, 1923, succeeding lished elsewhere. By tho time local rock at the crusher and that a city, from whom the suggestion Swanson, 8. L. Mackin and Elbort Ben F. Russell and wife, who had First Christian Church. news is written here, sent to an­ held tho positions of superintendent Tho Christiau church at this place dollar was added during tho process for the now official came, believe Bede. other city, printed and returned Operation of Former W. L. & E. and matron for years. After the.se was organized by Rev. ~ A. D. of making '♦he rock a part of the that such an official could save here, it will have been already pub­ two commissioners had been recalled Skaggs of Pleasant Hill, Ore., Dec. road, making the actual cost about tho citv money which in unavoid­ OCCUPANTS OF WRECKED Property Will Add 60 Men lished in tho twice-u-week Lome Mr. and Mrs. Peterson wore re­ 28, 1890, with 50 members. At $3.34, instead of $2.34, while tho ably lost under tho present system CAR SLIGHTLY INJURED newspaper and will no longer have to Company Pay Roll. moved and L. A. Hoaro was ap this timo they were mooting „ in tho $2.15 paid this year was for the because of the inability of mem­ tho news valuo that it otherwiso pointed superintendent. rock after made a part of thq road. bers of tho council to give to city Tho Elbert Smith Dodge sustained old Union church house. would have. According to Acting District At- On January 25, 1891, or less than business the same attention that a wrecked top and fender Monday Anderson & Middleton’s mill No. Tho exact date for tho appearance Mitchell, County Judgo Bar one month after tho organization, a they give to privato business and morning nnd two occupants woro of the first issuo of tho twice-a- 2 will start operations today with torncy nnrd sonic timo ago wrote a letter tlmt city business would bo con- slightly injured when tho ear went week publication will bo announced a full crew. This plant, formerly to tho Petersons demanding that few of tho members met at the ducted in a moro satisfactory man- into the ditch just this side of tho as soon as a ne.w typesetting ma operated by the Western Lumber they mako good tho sums alleged to residence of O. F. Knox to con­ city rock crusher. Hum Schwartz ner. chine is in operation. The days of & Exjiort company, has been clewed havo been embezzled but that they sider tho matter of building a was nt tho wheel. Tho party wero publication will bo Mondays and down for a year. Anderson & Mid­ ignored the letter, whereupon tho ehurch house. A subscription paper on their way homo from Portland. WOODARD LEADS WAY TO Thursdays, with mail delivery on dleton aro working two side« of matter was placed before the grnnil was soon circulated, plans adopted, and a building cominittoe consisting Boys Returning From Foot Baii their logging camp in order to get STILL AND PLEADS GUILTY Thero was a heavy feg nnd Mr. Tuesdays and Fridays. Schwartz had reduced tho speed to of R. G. Callison, O. F. Knox and With a chango to a twice-a-woek out the logs necessary for the jury- An attack upon the extravagant, O. B. Kline wins elected. So success Game at Bandon Have A fine of $1000 nnd a sentence about five miles in order to make an increase in subscription price to operation of the two mills. Opera­ conduct of tho county poor farm fully was tho work carried forward of six months in jail have boon iiu- tho turn onto tho detour into tho $3 will bo necessary, but the annual tions in the timber recently pur­ by Peterson Miraculous Escape. and his wife featured that by the first of November of chased from tho covcrnmont can posed upon Oscar Woodard, arrest­ city. Ho swung over to tho left November subscription special start before the middle of tho taxpayers’ meeting of a year tho namo year a house with tho ed several weeks upon n of tho road to mako tho turn, was bo continued. For this year Five boys returning Saturday moonshine charge. summer, as that much timo ago. Delegates from Cottage Grovo modern improvements that unsworn had ex­ uiuiblo to seo tho road and drove special price during November every need of tho congregation night from tho football game pressed tho intention of standing on over tho embankment. Tho car be required to get the rail- led tho attack. bo $2.25. was ready for dedication. Rev. played that day at Bandon, miracu trial but changed his mind, led of­ eased over onto its side, wrecking to it. An indication of some of the ad David Motzell, then jaistor of the lously escaped serious injury when ficers ta i still which ho had stored tlm top and one louder. Mr. Smith ditional expense of publishing a ! Thio operation of mill N/2 Per Cent. corporation, a multi pie-magazine ma­ evening when thrown from his HAS BEEN RECONSTRUCTED Joseph Sharp was for some time was driving, Ross Glass, Linas COTTAGE GROVE LOSES TO chine costing, with accessories, more motorcycle. Mr. Overton had at­ pastor, also A. J. Armstrong, who Heard, Paul Gordon and Clare BANDON IN TIGHT GAME than tho total price for which the tended the dunce at Anlnuf and J. E. Damewood has completed A tariff proposing a reduction during his pastorate held n very Adams, Thero was no explanation two completo newspaper plants here was returning home. On ono of the in rates has been filed with the the reconstruction of tho Oregon Tho Cottage Grove grid te«m lit tho time wero sold during the curves in the highway just this public service commission by the Hucci’ssful meeting resulting in of how tho accident happened, & Eastern's Currin bridge the Pacific demonstrated at Bandon Saturday year 1911, when Elbert Bede pur­ side of Comstock tho machine Mountain State« Power company. about 20 additions to the. church. Tho ear had traveled n along nnd is now rebuilding tho Walden distance The Tho new tariff will effect a largo On March 13, 1897, Robert A. edge of tho grade for chased Tho Sentinel and Dean & skidded on wet pavement, bridge, where a temporary trestle that it, is developing into a winning fenders of tho motorcycle were number of cities of tho valley, in­ Coppie, of the Eugene . Divinity j beforo going ovtor, which fact was is taking tho place of tho bridge organization. Although it was do- Dryden purchased Tho Loader. school, was called to work for, not known until an examination feutod fl to 0, a much better game The Sentinel’s newspaper and slightly dnmaged. cluding Cottage Grove. Tho reduc­ this church and has continued as of the road followed the accident. destroyed in tho recent wreck. Mr. was played than in previous match­ printing plant is now recognized by Dmnew'ood has found tlio Wildwood es. Tho winners hud no wnlkawny tion will be about per cent. pastor to the present time. During many as one of the best, if not Bob Schaefer and Ross Glass se­ bridge on this road, which is a Lane to Get Publicity. The proposed reduction in rates his ministry 69 persons have united tho game was no one’s until tho beat, country plants on the Success stories of those who is voluntary on the part of the with this church. Elder M. L. cured a ride to Cottage Grovo that covered bridge, to be in satisfac­ nnd const. With the addition of thia have located in Ixine from other cotn|»iny and has been made pos- night, whilo the others secured a tory condition for tho present but, it was ended. Rose of tho First church of Eugene, typesetting equipment, together with states, sent in by the Eugene cham­ siblo by economics effected in i op- Roseburg, where they re­ he will be employed for some time was secured to conduct a series of ri. In 1871 a lodge of is active in caring for the needy and recommend a plan for n central nppenr before you- the product because, after a careful examination advertising and printing copy. On the Southern Pacific to install a Good Templars was organized in of tho city, the rest room matron, sales agency for the several ran­ of every factory—the merchan­ Cottage Grove und having no hall | Mrs. L. McAboy, cooperating in neri os. of typesetting machines, tho pub­ experience may be worth something sidetrack on the canyon grade. dise of every storo. Those things the work. All women interested in which to meet I). C. Undei lishers decided that it was the beat to you. that fail to measure up to your Tho tonic for tho business world- - requirements are qnnckly con­ Correct printing always at the N. Martin nnd other l«Mi