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y VOLUME XXXV COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924 / NUMBER 10 ÿrurlamatinn REITERATION PUTS OVER PHRASE DESCRIBING THIS FERTILE FRUITFUL PLACE -------------------------- - --- -------- Tomorrow, Tuesday, Novembjr I Cottage Grove has a notable il 11, is Armistice day, a day which Products to Be Shown and Then Locals Enter Winning Banks and lustration of tho fact that constant will grow each year to mean more Given Away During Eve Oakland Is Defeated With reiteration of tho same statement Gain During Past Five Years Coast Fork Bridge Out From to us as the years show us how ning of Merriment. 42 to 0 Score. will finally firmly impress an idea great were the benefits of the Here Is Largest Struc Was Greater Than In upon the minds of a great number sacrifices made in the great con- The American Legion is putting Clears Bar at Thirteen Feet, The Cottage Grove football team i of people. ture Taken Out. flict which came to au eud I on Preceding Ten. on something new in a harvest has entered the winning ranks. Ten years or more ago The Sen that date. Ten Inches in Jap festival. The date act is Novem- Oakland was defeated at Oaklaad tinel described this section as tho The estimated population of In memory of thoso who gave The damage to Lane county anese Meet. ber 22. Saturday, the score being 42 to 9. mwt favored portion of the fa JI -ano couuty is 54,040, according to roads has not been great eonsid- much in the great struggle wo The Legion will put the accent The wore doe« aot, however, re mous, fertile, fruitful Willamette. i figures compiled by the state ering the amount of rain that fell should cease the turmoil of busi on the festival, although one pur flect the quality of the game. Tho expression struck tho fancy chamber of commerce. The in ness for one day of each year during the past two weeks and pose will be to display the pro Oakland played the locals almost of those who have since written crease over 1920 is 17,874, being the height which some of the and befittingly express our ap ducts of the soil of this section. to a standstill in the first half, news stories for the Sentinel and greater than in any other county streams reached, according to re- preciation of the sacrifices that A committee is at work arranging Cottage Grove Pastor Finds Friend at the end of which the score was it has been use! many hundreds except Multnomah. ports the county court has re- were made that we might live a for an exhibit. A number of cash ly Feeling for People of 6 to 0. Being encouraged by of times and has gotten into Port According to the state chamber’s free and prosperous people. eeived from over the county. United States. prizes will be given. The products their advantage, the locals slammed land and Eugene newspapers. Ex estimate the increase in the «tato I therefore proclaim Tuesday, The surfacing of some of the exhibited will afterwards be given through their opponents’ lines with roads has been washed off by the November 11, a legal holiday for away as prizes in games of skill, Ralph Spearow, Cottage Grove practically every (day attempted cept for the publicity given in has boon over 170,000. news stories there has been no at This survey shows a more rapid overflow and here and there some the city of Cottage Grove and one of which will be an old fid pastor and athlete, who has been during the latter half. tempt to popularize the expression, rate of growth during the peat of the grade of new roads has ask that business cease for that dler’s contest. ia Japan for several weeks giving This is the first game Cottage yet it has become impressed upon five years than during the period been undermined and carried away There will be side shows, vaude athletic exhibitions, has brought Grove has won in two years. people in every section of the between 1910 and 1920 census re ANDREW BRUND, Mayor. but in the main the county ap ville and plenty to eat and drink fame to America by officially Oakland will play a return state. A person from Cottage ports, when the rate of growth pears to be quite fortunate. breaking the world ’ s pole vault during tho entire evening. match here on Thanksgiving day Grove frequently is asked about was 16.4 per cent. Bridges did not suffer severely, PIANO PLAYING AT 12^ ing record at 13 feet, 10 inches. and a keen contest is anticipated. the tumous, fertile, fruitful Wil- On the basis that tho rate of the Coast fork bridge out from A thousand athletes from over the O’CLOCK ENRAGES MAN Chapman Road Refused. tipringfield will be here Friday lamette. growth of tho past five years will horo oa the Cedar creek road being WHO BATTERS WINDOWS Tho county road viewers have world, many of whom were with afternoon. Some times it takes years to be continued during the next five the largest structure to go. Aside «----------------------------------------------- « reported adversely on the proposed tipearow at the Olympics, were popularize an idea, but if the idea years, tho state chamber estimates from this the only loss of bridges ‘ ‘ The piano poundin ’ drove me F. M. Chapman road petitioned for participants. HANDS HENS MAINTAIN is catchy, reiteration will finally that the population of the state was a small one near Feruson sta crazy,” was the excuse of H. some time age. The reasons given tipearow vaulted 13 feet, 9 HIGH BATTING AVERAGE put it over. in 1930 will bo approximately tion. Several bridge approaches Baumgarten, of Eugene, for throw were that the people that would inches on-e day and on the next 1,170,000. were taken out. ing rocks at the window of a be served by such a road are now day added another inch. It is not Cottage Grove chickens make a Main Street Property Sold. The reports filed from the va- neighbor. Neighbors phoned in a served by a good gateway, certain whether the first mark record wherever they go. Bert Charles Hall has sold his Main rious counties and communities in complaint that somoone was at would have been a world ’ s record. PETERSONS ACQUITTED that the new road would lead Hands has received an inquiry for business property to dicate that tho rate of growth has BY CIRCUIT COURT JURY tempting to break thoir windows. nowhere and the cost would be A Finn made exactly the same prices from the C. & 8. poultry street “Why didn’t you knock at the excessive. record a year or more ago, but plant, San Martin, Calif., which i Harry Hart. This is the property been greatest during tho past fivo E. N. Peterson, former superin door and ask‘them to stop,” the it is not known here whether or bought 5000 eggs from Mr. Hands is which Hall ft Lang's real estate years. tendent of the county poor farm, police queried. ‘ ‘ I thought I not that record was accepted as last year, Two of the chickens office is located. Mr. Hurt has and his wife, Hazel, former matron could make them understand that FOURTH DEER IS PUT Lambert Funeral Held. official. Thero was, however, an f rum them are making 300-egg not said what use he will make INTO BARTELL PARK of the property and is now out of the institution, charged with I wanted them to quit by throw Tho funeral of Charles A. Lam official record of 13 feet, 6 inches. records. Mr. Hands Hands ’ ’ eggs and of the city, but he probably con bert, who was drowned in tho embezzlement, were acquitted by ing some pebbles at the window,” The Bartell deer park now has The record made at the recent chickens have proved proved popular templates the erection of a grand jury in circuit court Fri the prisoner replied. His defense a wreck of a logging train near four deer, another having been Olympics was slightly less than wherever they have been shipped. building. day. The indictment of ths grand will be that piano playing at mid- added during the past week. The 13 feet, tipearow vaulted higher Powers, was held here Saturday, He has produced many hens with jury charged thorn with purchasing night is an unpardonable offense the body having arrived the day new one is a male fawn that was than that at the Olympics but the batting averages of better than Colonel Harbaugh Struck By Train. before. Pastor A. J. Adatus, of many articles at stores in Eugene against the peace of persons de chased into Rujada by a bobcat bar left the pole under circum- 300 in the egg basket. Colonel J. J. Harbaugh, Lane the Christian church, officiated for their own personal use and siring to sleep. or some other wild animal and stances that were suspicious. county juvenile court officer and uml interment was in the A. F. ft charging them to the poor farm Spearow also made other records HIGH WATER EATS BANK was captured by Harvey Holder pioneer of Lane, narrowly escaped account to be paid for with county Ho man, who brought it here and during th-e recent contest. F. A. CLOW CAST FIRST 8. P. DUMPS SAND BAGS death Friday when his oar was A. M.-I. O. O. F. cemetery. Roads funds. and bridges had to be repaired VOTE FOB LINCOLN AND gave it to Mr. Bartell. At first cleared 6 foet, 2 inches in the Ex-County Commissioner Emmett RECENT ONE FOB CALVIN High water in the Coast fork struck by a Southern Pacific before the body could be gotten tho three deer resented the addi- high jump and mado the eyes of freight train at tho crossing near out. Sharp, who employed Mr. and Mrs. •---------------------------------------------- Mr. Lambert was born at tion to the park but have since the orientals bug out when ho was eating away so much of the Donna, Colonel Harbaugh SUH Eldorado, Kans., March 29, 1885, Peterson to conduct the farm and F. A. Clow, age 81, who cast a taken a liking to the newcomer. cleared 23 feet in the broad jump. west bank of the river at the the and was an Odd Follow, Othor who was later recalled, was the vote on November 4 for Calvin Spearow’s overall Sunday school bond in the riv«r a short distance tained several severe cuts on un details of his life have been head and for a time was star witness for the defense, He Coolidge, cast his first vote for class of boys, the Rinkeydinks, are this side of Walker that by Sun testified that Mrs. Peterson gave Lincoln and has been consistently RASPBERRIES HAVE NO published. planning an ovation for him upon <lay Southern Pacific officials conscious. IDEA WINTER IS HERE a number of articles of her own voting the republican ticket ever feared their track might be en- his return. Will Open Bowling Alley. clothing to Minnie Larkin, arrested since. He has been prominent in This was the greatest athletic dangered were tho eating away Berries have no idea when Storm Delays Sewer Work, George Carson and Ted Harper two years ago on a charge of G. A. R. circles for many years winter arrives in the favored soc event ever hold in Japan. • prooess permitted to oonilinue and Tho wot weathor of the past hootlegging and kept at the -farm and is one of the few surviving tion of the famous, fertile, fruit It is probable that Spearow has a large eroW spent most of Sunday have arrived from Springfield to two weeks interfered with the open the bowling alleys over Burk for some time, later escaping, and members of Appomattox post. ful Willamette. Mrs. D. H. Hem- completed his engagement with the night dumping sand bags into tho starting of construction work os holder’s in tho former commercial that he authorized Mrs. Peterson bar enway picked a handful of ripe Japanese and is now on his way water to form a protecting the city’s new sew-ers. Contractor to buy an outfit for herself to re Rock probably will be club building, The alleys are be- Keating had material and men Income Tax Is Repealed. raspberries a few days ago. Straw home to resume his pastorate hers. rior. ing put into complete repnir anil place this clothing and to charge dumped in also. Unofficial but nearly complete berries are continuing to ripen in In letters to Mrs. Spearow, Mr. ready to start work the day tho will bo formally opened Weil- it to the county, It is stated returns leave no doubt that the many gardens of the city anil Spearow has spoken of the cor storm started. With favorable ■esday. that M rs. Larkin was very poorly income tax has been repealed, af blackberry bushes have ripe ber dial reception given him and other weather conditions from now on clad and that she needed the ter being in operation for ten ries, green berries and new blooms. American athletes by the Nip the laying of tho three main »ew Miller Is Elected to Senate. clothing. months. The majority for repeal Strawberries aro often picked for ponese. This has several times ers should be completed withi.i E. W. Miller, of Grants Pass, will be better than 10,000, while Thanksgiving dinner. approached tho magnitude of an three months. ha« been elected to tho stato the law was enacted a year ago ovation and 8poarow has been CARRIES BALLOTS FROM senate from Josephine county, af Court Has Been Informed That unable to discover any of the ill 15 WESTERN PRECINCTS by a few hundred. Sustains Mashed ringers Medley’s Lead Is 165. ter a spirited contest. Mr. Miller Loads Eight Feet Wide Are feeling towards the United states Arthur Combs sustained badly On completo but unofficial re- was at ono time manager of tho Scott Lyons was one of the Being Hauled on Them. Slattery Appointed Prosecutor. which some of the near-statesmen turns from 97 out of the 98 pre- Pallett Lumber company out from mashed fingers Wednesday when busiest men in Lane county Thurs H. E. Slattery, prominent Eu of this country have represented day. He had charge of taking gene attorney, has been appointed cinct in Lane county, John 8. as likely to plunge us into war A sweeping o r d o r limiting here and later was secretary of be caught them between two tim the ballot boxes from 15 precincts county prosecutor for the remain Medley, democrat, was elected as at any moment. weights and widths of loads hauled the chamber of commerce. bers whilo working at tho Woodard in western Lane to the county der of this term of court. Clyde district attorney over Howard M. The Japanese, Spearow finds, or, all county roads aside from mill. With but Brownwell, republican, Wilton Funeral Held. ■eat. Johnston, district attorney, has have discarded their old gods and the stat« highways was made Fri one precinct, Mohawk, to be heard The funeral of Albert Wilton, not fully recovered from injuries are aimlessly striving to find day by tho county court. from, Mr. Medley had a majority Library Report for October. Bridge Levy Passes, Members of the court stated that killed in a logging acciilont nt something to take their place. The sustained in an automobile acci- of 165. The librarian, Mrs. Wm. Baker, the Culp creek camp of the An The two-mill bridge levy pro- dent several weeks ago. they have been informed that some opportunity to make Japan a reports for the city library for derson ft Middleton Lumber com posed by the county court, and ia trucks are hauling loads of rail hero, Christian nation is held Bunday forenoon October as follows: Number of pany, was acted upon at the general election, road ties and other materials eight Annual Boll Call Starts. Spearow ’s opinion. 52; received a majority of 700 over foot wide. Homo roads aro too from the chapel. Interment was fiction road, 730; non fiction, The annual Red Cross roll call * now the county, despite the unfavorable starts tomorrow. The county drive ■arrow to allow other vehicles to in the A. F. ft A. M.-I. O. O. F. periodicals, 319; total, 1110; STORM DOES ITS BEST ' borowers, 38. vote here, Every Eugene precinct is in charge of the American pass such a load without getting cemetery. TO STOP A. & M. SAW8 cast a heavy favorable vote. off the macadam into the mud Legion and Ivan Warner has been appointed chairman for Cottage It probably would be corroct to aad many times they become Eight Births; Three Deaths. Grove. —the price of success is eternal say that Anderson ft Middleton stalled, it was stated. The report of Health Officer The maximum weight of motor publicity. are going to produce lumber in Froet for October shows that there and tho concentrated* Visible Pumps Installed, spito of tho devil and high water. vehicles —judicious publicity in any were 8 births, of which 5 were Following out the policy of Tho trestle at the point where the weight or pounds bearing on the form is good for your business. males and 3 females, and 3 keeping tho station one of the Walden bridgo is being replaced, surface of tho highway at con B » JU &D k.ì deaths, all males. —but tho best of all is displayed which went out in the storm and tact with the tread of the two most modern to be found anywhere, g 3 2. 1 ? J 1 every day in tho columns of the over which trains wore operating wheels of any one axle shall bo the Bunge’s service station has in I I a ►. « £ Of 8 á newspapers of tho country. stalled two new visible gasoline Tuesday last, went out tho second tire width of the two wheels of H 03 s 33 M Itimn before 24 hours had elapsed. such axle, mnhiplied by 350, says 73 37 7 44 73 48 66 58 58 78 67 82 45 Brumbaugh. pumps. —it reaches more people, carries 6 12 16 12 16 14 12 21 14 19 13 4 22 Disston .... ........ the ordor of the court. The three bents which washed greater weight and remains long 4 58 33 30 55 53 37 65 65 68 32 60 29 The maximum width of loads is Dorons..... ....... away were again replaced within Varmint Kills Turkeys. er in the memory of those read EV NA MJNK OPIUtóU. fett* 75 40 31 72 68 36 89 82 55 85 90 97 75 ¡24 hours and the structure now fixed by the order to be not in Latham.... —.... London, Nov. 7.—(Special.)—A ing it. ® UKB MOST 55 40 14 61 43 34 67 75 37 57 71 68 71 Haginaw.......... ¡probably is anchored to stay until excess of six feet unless the rock varmint killod eight of Mrs. John — to reach your home people use j the new bridge is completed. 55 10 n 17 50 28 37 70 75 (M 107 98 82 surface on tho roads where the Silk Creek..... Small’s large turkeys one night nm ' unb oun ç 9 12 33 37 28 38 31 34 50 45 52 24 your home newspaper. 34 Hi unlaw______ vehicle is operated is 16 feet or last woek. Traps have been set HUT TÖWU 44 TMf 24 21 21 34 24 16 38 60 50 77 65 87 59 Wallace more in width. Engraved work. The Sentinel. but the animal has not returned. VOTE ON PRESIDENT AND CONTESTED OFFICES IN SOUTH LANE PRECINCTS. TH’ OLE GROUCH <-------- -ftV MAS4JEEMÔ WMOCK W I MR, »V BAM n MM ÚHU4 Á FEW FAUUTtt, AM* nubm L ML VURftR PMMM ( | WHAT'S THE USE