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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925.
VOLUME XXXV
Sturdy Oak Succumbs
Attack by Frost
THE CREATION IS TO BE
GIVEN IN EUGENE
NUMBER 63
First Strawberries Put
On Market
Orotorio Society Will Make First
Public Appearance.
A case of strawberries delivered j
Thornton Corners, Ore., May 11.— Repeats That Officers Have Drawn
Small Employers to Get No Bene­
As the first public appearance of
to the city Tuesday by Mrs. Mal­ People Also Provide Money to En­
(Special.)—Unusual ns it may seem,
No Salaries and Expenditures
fits or Dividends From
the Eugene Orotorio society, or­
able Council to Complete
colm Horn were the first home !
the large oak tree which has stood
ganized early in the year, “The
grown berries to bo put on the i
in front of what is now the George
Are Within the Law.
Good Experience.
Street Improvements.
Creation’’ will be presented at the
market here. A largo number of !
Miller place, originally the Knox
Methodist
church
in
Eugeno
Friday
the strawberry growers have had Î
Free Public Meeting Tonight homestead, for so many years that
Having been criticized for his and Saturday evenings, May 15 and
Among important amendments so>6o of the product for their i The two bond issues acted upon
the memory of the oldest inhabi­
made
to
the
workmen
’
s
compensa
[larticipation
in
the
recent
meeting
Is to Be Addressed By
16. Four Cottag« Grove residents.
own use and the prospects are that | Tuesday by the voters of the city
tant runs not to the contrary, ap­
tion law by the recent legislature within a few days there will be were carried five to one in a
parently has died as the result, of ■ of stockholders of the Guaranty Oil Pastor nnd Mrs. A. Ralph Spearow
Economics Expert.
company held in Eugeno, Corpora­ anil Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede have is one providing that peace offi­ plenty of the home grown berridk light vote.
the frost last December. It has
cers of cities and counties may to supply the local demand.
One issuo provides $25,000 for
put forth no leaves this year and tion Commissioner Crews has replied been named as among the patrons
come under the law, and will do
Demonstration and Exhibits By there is no other explanation. to the Eugene Guard by explaining and patronesses for tho affair.
the construction of a storage res-
The cast has been rehearsing for so automatically unless (he bene­ Korean Missionary Speaks Here, orvoir for tho wnter system, The
High School Pupils Are
Several other smaller trees near that he had no intention of pro­
moting
the
oil
company
’
s
business,
throe
months under the direction fits of the act are rejected. The
the big tree have died from the
Work of the missionaries in Ko- demands of a rapidly growing
Week's Feature.
j
that
he
was
in
the
city
at
the
time
of
John
Stark Evans, of the school Cottage Grove city council has not rea was described to the missionary city havo made the present reser­
same cause, while still others near­
re-
•
by are alive and full of leaves. I entirely by chance and that the of music of the University of yet taken action to accept or
society of the Methodist church voir capacity inadequate. Tt is
ject.
Better Homes week is going over The oak was standing there before j announcement made by hi(n that Oregon.
Monday afternoon by Miss Mary probable that the new reservoir
Tho experience rating nlso has
Three artists of note, Jane Burns
big in Cottage Grove and many are the arrival of tie first pioneers and the oil company stood ready to
E. Young, of Ashland, who ia home will have a storage capacity of a
cooperating whole heartedly with had stood much more rigorous make good on its guaranty was Albert, sopra no, Portland, (Inge been changed.
on a year's leave of absence. Miss million gallons, Tho capacity of
Under tho present lay an employ­ Young exhibited
the Elmartes club, which organiza­ weather. It is probable that the ■ made at the request of the officers Christopher, bass, Los Angeles, nnd
a collection of tho prosont east side reservoir is
and that of
tion is sponsoring the movement balmy weather proceeding the frost of the company. In his letter to William l’ileher, tenor, Los Angeles, er sttirts at a base rate. If his Korean costumes, trinkets amt oth- 100,900 gallons
experience rating is good his rating
locally.
er articles. Tea was served and the west side reservoir about
brought the sap up into tho branch­ the Guard Mr. Crows advises in­ have been engaged to sing the
The week started Monday with es of the tree and when this froze vestment only by those financially solo roles in the east of 175 of can be reduced 30 per eent. On Mrs. Glenn Haney and Mrs. Victor 300,000 gallons, While a free site
able to speculate, but he repeats the best vocalists of Eugene and tho other hand, if his experience Chambers gave a vocal duet.
for a reservoir has been offered
window displays by the stores of the death of the tree followed.
rating is bad his rating niay be
that the affairs of the oil company the university. ,
by .Tames Porter, it is probable
the city of articles of merchandise
advanced to 15 per cent above
I have been conducted in a manner
that the new reservoir will be
necessity to the making of better
TEST TAX CASE COMES UP | entirely satisfactory to the corpora- Home Talent Stages Performance. base. Under the new law no person THIEVES ENTER SCHOOL erected on land adjacent to tho
homes.
present east side reservoir, Toh
On Tuesday 75 women witnessed Assessor Says a Part of Hospital j tion department and says th#t no
The home talent company which receives more th^n 20 per cent for
officer of the company has received is under the supervision of Louis good experience and the 15 per Two Typewriters Are Stolen From price for this will be $250 tho
the demonstration at the beautiful
Property Is Not Exempt.
Walker High Building.
any compensation for acting as Kramer staged their first big j cent penalty for bad experience
acre, witl^ a charge of $250 for
new home of Mrs. C. E. !. Frost of
such and that all expenses and performance Tuesday evening at ■ is eliminated. Another amendment
crossing tho Landess property in
electrical conveniences and time
Walker,
Ore.,
May
11.
—
(Special.)
Ben F. Keeney, county assessor, expenditures have been strictly
saving apparatus. The equipment has filed his answer in the circuit ,
the Arcade thentcr. The larger I provides thnt employers paying not —Two Royal typewriters were stol­ getting material to tho site, a
total of $750. Work will bo started
was furnished by the Mountain court suit of the Sisters of Mercy within the law.
part of the entertainment was put over $2.0 per year into the fund
Mr. Crews states that $200,000 on by the Choral club, which is shall not receive any dividend or en Saturday or Saturday night at the earliest possible moment
States Power company and their against Lane county, the sheriff
from tho high school by thieves
demonstrator, Miss Stella Morgan, and his -assessor, in which it is already has been expended by the under the management of Mrs. Her­ I be benefitted by good experience. who gained entry by breaking the with the hope of having the reser­
I This change was made for the reas-
voir ready for the fall dry spell.
was in charge.
Waffles, three sought to enjoin the defendants company and a permit to sell $100,- man F. Edwards. Feature songs,
lock on tho front door. The theft
The second bond issue authorized
kinds • of cake, ham, cookies and from levying and collecting taxes 000 more in stock has been granted. skits and dances were given. Voeal | on thnt these small accounts arc was discovered Sunday forenoon and
provides $3,000 for tho paving of
coffee, all prepared by the demon an the property used as a nurses’!
[ numbers were given by Leslie Hull I carried at a loss.
reported to the officers at Cottage street intersections. Tho i^-iunnd
Hiram B. Yancey Dies.
I and Ralph Boslough, accordian
strator on the electrical equipment, home adjoining the Mercy hospital, i
Grove and Eugene, but no clew for now streets so far exceeded tho
Hatless Women Again.
Hir.im B. Yancey died early selections by Mr. Lundbom and
were served.
Assessor Keeney contends thnt
Clippings from tlfe Pittsburg has been found to the thieves and amount anticipated v^en the budg
The most interesting event so the property in question, consisting this forenoon at the family resi­ accordian selections with the accom­
Gazette-Times
and a Brookvillo no trace has bene secured of tho et was made up that the city was
dence
following
an
illness
of
several
far was the demonstration and dis­ of 2.6 acres upon which there is
paniment of the steel guitar by
(Pa.)
paper
which
related tho story missing property.
found short of funds to build the
years with a complication of »dis­
play yesterday by the home
Evidently the thieves knew of street intersections required by the
a large residence, is not necessary eases. The funeral will be held Mr. Lundboni and F. Langston.
of
the
women
of
tho Christian
nomics department of the
to the operation of the hospital I at 2:30 Saturday afternoon from
church of Cottage Grove who went the presence of the typerwitors several improvements,
school.
Miss Myrtle I.ay,
A double quartet of girls from
in tho building and entered, for
and that it is no more exempt ¡the
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Tho vote by wards was ns fol-
chapel, with X. R. Spearow, Medford high school, on a tour to church on Easter minus their the purpose of taking them, for
teacher, was in charge.
from taxation than a church par­ pastor of the Presbyterian church,
hats,
have
been
received
by
Mrs.
lows:
Potatoes were prepared by Gladys sonage. All parsonages are on the]
of western Oregon ns far ns Eu­ Raymond Grube in a letter from
no
other
property
wns
disturbed.
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2 3 Ttl
officiating. Tho Masonic lodge will gene, visited the local schools Mon­
Gillispie, Pauline Schneider, Fern tax rolls, he stated.
Ono typewriter wns the property Water Bonds—
conduct the services at the grave, day and gave a number of musical her mother, who resides in Pennsyl­ of Miss “ Lois
Christensen and Delores Hetrick.
' Jackson
'
and the
The assessor states in his answer
Yes
45 09 34 17«
Bread was made by Camille that four years’ taxes are duo, Interment will be in the Sears numbers before the assembly. They vania. The hatless women of Cot­ other of tho Royal Typewriter
tage Grove havo received many
No
11 12 8 31
cemetery.
Schneider and Marie Shelburne.
wore accompanied on the trip by columns of news and editorial space company.
Harry Benston and Street Intersection Bonds—
amounting in all to $353.16.
Mr. Yancey was born in Illinois their principal and one teacher.
Rolls were made by Doris Lebow,
Charles
Cottor
motored
to
Eugene
The remainder of the Mercy
for their hatlcss stunt.
Yes ................... 43 93 32 16«
May Green, Ramona Spriggs, Nina hospital land consists of 3.18 acres, April 26, 1849, moved with his
Monday to report the theft to the
No ......
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parents to Utah in 1851, to Cali for-
Mitchell and Elizabeth Miller.
typewriter company
says the assessor, and all of this
Eggs ewre prepared by Maude is not used strictly in tho operation nia in 1857 nnd to Oregon in 1866.
Local Bowlers Lose Final Match.
In 1876 Mr. Yancey moved to Ne­
Blackmore, Leta Finch and Dorothy of the hospital.
DELIGHT VALLEY.
Tho Cottage Grove bowling team
vada, where he was married Octo­
Cooper.
was defeated by 13 pins by the
ber 10, 1877, at Austin to Miss
Desserts were prepared by Irene
(Special to Tho Hentinol.)
Dog Licenses Show Increase.
Shoemakers team of Eugene in a
Emma R. Rhodes, who survives.
Griggs, Daisy Burnside, Florence
May 13.—The school picnic wns fast game played in Eugene Mon­
The wisdom of the action of the In 1888 the family came to Oregon
Chestnut, Katie Gilcrist, Bessie
postponed until May^6 on account day evening. Tho total score was;
Marquis, Inq Gunther, Anabel Gil­ Lane county court in informing dog and this has since been their home.
of the ‘rain.
Eugene Shoemakers, 2,074; Cottage
owners
that
the
law
would
be
in
­
Surviving
children
are
Mrs.
Nettio
crist, Viola Ashbridge and Arda
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Conner, of Grove, 8,061. The locals won by
voked if licenses were not taken McKibben, Mrs. Minnie Hockett
Dodson.
Eugene, spent tho week end at the 146 pins from this team in a
An ingenious display was "The out is indicated by the fact that nnd Willinm M. Ynncev, Cottngc
C. C. Conner home.
recent game played hero.
The
Road to Healthvillb. ’ ’ The road more than 2000 licenses have been Grove; Mrs. Anna Bradford, Al­
Tho Loo Nixon and Oscar Jackson local line-up wns Wnlkor, Jones,
issued
at
the
office
of
the
county
bany,
nnd
Mrs.
Eva
Stuckey,
Port
­
wns being used by nutomobiles and
families were dinner guests Sunday Cochran, Saltsman nnd Lindsey,
There are two surviving
trucks.
The stations along the clerk for the present year. Last land.
nt the J. A. .Toll home.
Saltsman was high average .man
year
very
little
more
than
25
per
brothers, Henry Yancey, of Kelso,
road were Milky Way, Bathtub-
Byron Jackson, wifo nnd baby with 154 pins. This closed tho
ville, Toast City, Dreamtown, Drink­ cent of this number were recorded Wash., and Alonzo Yancey, of The
of Eugeno, and his mother of Cros­ inter-city bowling tournament.
water Station, Bnked Potato Hill, and either the dog population has Dalles, and a sister, Mrs. Nellie
well were guests nt the Oscar Jack-
showcl
a
tremendous
increase
or
Mann,
of
Oroville,
Calif.
23
Rest Haven, Orange Valley, Butter-
son home Bunday evening.
If you know what you want, uno
else,
whiqh
is
more
probable,
there
ville, .Meat Cottage, Hot Supper
&
A. W. Cornutt nnd daughter Viv­ a wantad to get it for you.
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and Breadville. The idea of the were many dogs last year that went
Registry of Mines Established.
ian nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Connor
station wa3 ingeniously carried out. through the season without tho
The Southwestern Oregon mining
tf-w-
wore Eugene visitors Monday
at each station. This display will necessary permit. The fund re­ bureau is establishing a permanent
Mrs. C. II. Hnight loft Monday
ceived
from
license
sales
is
used
be shown at the program to be
registery of mines to be kept at
for Yrekn, Calif., upon receipt of
—The Hontinol endeavors to
to
pay
claims
of
sheep
killed
by
given tonight in the high school
the bureau headquarters in Grants
a wire that her mother wns ill.
get out a paper that is a
dogs.
During
April
six
claims
were
Pass for the registration of all
auditorium. It was designod and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Brown, of
good ail for tho city.
filed.
executed by Lois Godard, Effie
mines in Coos, Curry, Douglas,
Eugeno, wore overnight guests Mon­
—
in this it has succooded to
Lane,
Buchanan, Margaret Land and
Jackson and Josephine coun-
day at the Lee Nixon homo.
a certain extont, as has been
Gilham Nearly Loses Finger.
Mary Allen.
ties.
Mrs. J. A. .Toll will be hostess
testified to many times.
C. C. Gilham, employe at the Pe-
This registry of mines will be
Witty posters on health and food
to the Social Neighbors thin Wed-
and better homes were submitted by rini Brothers camp on the Coast fork open to the inspection of mining
—but wo 'have not
nesdny afternoon.
Juanita Dodge, Delta Hopper, Thel- road, nearly lost the first finger investors, operators, engineers and
done as well as wo
Miss Altia Hays, sister of Mrs.
mal Kem, Ina TjiBlue, Mabel Gor­ of the left hand in an accident others and its purpose is to pro­
should like to do.
Lee Nixon, is expected to arrive
don, Esther Longfellow, Beulah Monday. He was splitting kindling vide accurate data regarding tho
soon from Oklahoma, where she
—we have been able
Mabie, Elizabeth Miller, Nina wood for the donkey engine which various mines in southwestern Ore­
has spent tho past two years
(© by WMt.m Newspaper Union.)
to do as well as wo
Mitchell, Ramona Spriggs, Myrtle he was operating, when the gon for the benefit of the invest­
teaching.
I
have because of the
Horizontal.
Vertical.
Burnside*“ and Florence Caldwell. ax handle caught on the chopping ing public.
support we have received
1—Let fall
1— —Woman
The prize winner wns submitted by block and the blade struck the
ft—To worry
Latest in Picture Machines Coming.
2— Pertaining to the country
from advertisers anil
Mabel Gordon and Elizabeth Miller. finger. Gilham was brought at once
Save two bits by paying cash. 8—Pertaining to the enr
8— Alternative
Believing thnt nothing ia too
subscribers.
Another display of interest was to a local physician's office and Bookkeeping charge of 25c on all 11— Trust
4 — Foot of animal
good for tho motion picture public
5— -blatant
—we havo done the best, wo
a spring tonic* display in which it is believed the member will be accounts under $1. The Sentinel, x 12— Man's title
of Cottage Grove, W. M. Morelock
1»—Thin biscuit
•— Eastern state (abbr.)
could with tho support we
ideas were suggested for tonics to saved.
1ft—Pronoun
7— Anesthetic
will wthin a few days install two
havo received.
be taken in place of sulphur and
8- —Personal pronoun (pl.)
18—Consume
Solution of Puzzl* No. S7.
Simplex rnazda picture machines
IB—Condensed vapor
10— Boy
sarsaparilla. The sugestions includ­
Clean-Up Day Postponed.
—how much better
in his Arcade theater. There ma­
If—Fold of cloth
11— -Not many
ed green peppers, cabbage, oranges,
Mb—Workshop (abbr.)
14—Provided with food
the future depends
On account of the wet condition
chines are tho Inst word in motion
celery, spinach, beans and onions.
22— Gland container
17—Piece of furniture
support wo get.
of the ground the clean-up day to
picture equipment.
13
—
Custom
23
—
Back
Clever notebooks on house and have been held at the city park
21— Malicious
24— Watch ribbon
—The Hontinol will at all
home study were submitted by Tuesday was postponed indefinitely.
22— 1*1 ere of work
2ft— Ancient
C. G. H. S. Meets Springfield.
times get out a paper in
Mildred Stevens, Hester Heard, While the event is sponsored by
25—Drama In song
27—Part of a bo re c’è harness
Cottage Grove high will meet
keeping with the desires of
2B— Large vase
BP—Imitate
Dorothy Dahnen, Myrtle Hubbell, the Keepers of the Den, all citizens
Springfield high tomorrow afternoon
*8—Attempt
80— Eye (poetic)
the citizens and business
Rachel Short, Lucile Ralston and of the city are invited to partici-
28—Dry
82—Assay
nt Springfield. The gnine with
pooplo of the community ns
Alice Aiderman.
84—Note of* ma steal scale
80— Mingle
pate.
University high, which war to have
expressed by their support.
81— Vehicle
8ft—Boredom
"The posters and notebooks will
p O
been played laat Friday, but which
88—Boat
87—Mfddlewestern state (abbr.)
be on display at the meeting to­
—it is, therefore, possible for
86—Greek letter
8B—Angry
wm postponed on account of tho
The live wire print shop ia al­ A B
night and four of the poster: and
40—Ptalk or stem of grain
88—Zossesslre proitoun
them to dictate just what
O
T
Menior
Mnoak,
will
be
played
here
88—Indefinite article
48—American Journalist (IfilP-lBPT)
two of the notebooks will be scnt ways ready to help in the (Trcp-
kind of a paper they
next
Tuesday.
»ration
of
advertising
and
printing
41
—
Note
of
musical
aeale
43
—
Dispose
ef
In
trade
for
some*
to national headquarters.
will have.
thing
Our experience may be
Refreshments of cinnamon rolls copy.
Rubber
stamps.
The
Sentinel,
x
worth
something
to
you.
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laauuQi
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and punch were served.
The spirit and intent of the
better homes movement will be
explained at the free public meet­
ing tonight.
The principal speaker will be
Miss Mary Davis, of the home
economics department of the Uni­
versity of Or'gor.. who will talk on
household management, home budg­
et systems and making the home
beautiful.
Worth Harvey will speak on fi­
nancing the construction of the
home. S. L. Godard will speak
from the builder’s standpoint on
materials to be used. O. W. Haya,
superintendent of schools, will tell
how schools help in the making of
better homes.
A musical program will be a
part of the evening’s entertainment.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 38
J
Jr
r
WHAT’S THE USE
Correct style* always in wedding
and social stationery at the live
wire print shop.
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