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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925.
VOLUME XXXV
Saves Time // ith
Fish Drags JFotnan ADDITIONAL STREET CONTRACTS Two A re Injured in Fall ADAMS AVENUE WILL BE
COTTAGE GROVE LIKELY Hen Two-
From Auto
Yolked Eggs
Into I Fa ter
LET TO COMPTON
COIflEIEOJ WEEK
TO GET HOSPITAL Hebron, Ore., July 22.—(Special.) Money Remains in Reservoir Fund The fish in the Cottage Grove
Mrs. Autin Lindsay is suffering Base Going Down at Rate of Two
Improvement of Washington Ave
—Mrs. F. C. Führer has a hen that
¡with injuries sustained in falling
I waters are becoming savage and
That Will Be Used for Nec­
nue Held Up at Request of
Blocks a Day; Top Wil!
believes in efficiency and economy
out of an nutomobilo. Iler 'laugh-
; those visiting the streams of the
AT ONCE
of effort. She sees no need of
iter Dorothy sustained minor injur
■vicinity should go fully protected
essary Replacements.
Property Owners.
Go Faster.
I
Prominent Eugene Surgeons
Would Come Here for
Major Operations.
laying two eggs in order to produce
|ies in the same accident. The
against them. Mrs. Herbert Whit­
two yolks, so she always lays a
l.imlsays, with Mr. Davis, of Lor­
lock, of this eity, was pulled into
Godard & Randall, the only local 1 the river by one of them Sunday.
Contracts for the paving of Mon­ ane, father of Mrs. Lindsay, had
Laying of the black top on
i double-yolked egg. She not only
i saves the effort required in laying bidders, were successful in getting She and her husband and Mrs. roe avenue from Douglas street visited Siuslaw falls near Lorane. Adame avenue from Second street
two eggs but she cuts down 50 per the contract for the city’s million Hattie Mattox ami Miss Nellie (south Sixth) east to lenth street Upon the return trip a rear wheel to the Southern Pacific right of
ite jga^°n water reservoir which was Stiles were fishing at Cougar bend. and of the block of Jefferson ave- of (be ear dropped into a rut. The way, which started Monday, prob
. cent upon the amount of white
lk.4awar^e^
the Monday night meet- The piscatorial monster grabbed nue west of the high school grounds door of tho car flew open and ablv will bo completed by tonight.
First Story Would Be for Business; used as a background for the vol«.
The hen believes there is no limit ! ing of the city council. Their Mrs. Whitlock’s hook and a ino- were let Monday night by the city Dorothy and Mrs. Lindsay fell out. Laying of the finishing course will
Second for Offices and Third
There was merit later she was floundering in council to J. C. Compton company, Mr. Davis caught Mrs. Lindsay start at once and this street will be
(o which this efficiency may be I bid was $18,7(16.06.
for Hospital Purposes.
carried and she has produced one I little variation in the bids and the the water below. The combined who already had tho other street but she was dragged for a distance completed within six days.
Tho next street to bo completed
; triplo-yolked egg. Mrs. Führer is successful bidders were but slightly efforts of her companions were contracts Lotting of the contract and her right leg was injured by
A thr^e-story building is likely ¡giving tho »hen every encourago- under a bid of $18,854.08 submitted required in rescuing her.
for the improvement of Washington contact with a rear wheel
will be east Washington avenue
by Swarthy Brothers, of Corvallis.
to be under construction in Cot­ I inent in her experiments.
from Tenth street to the city park.
The fish was seven or eight avenue from Third street east to ear. She was brought hero
J. C. Compton company, McMinn­ inches in length. It made no at­ Eighth street was held up for a I for medical attention,
tage Grovo within a month or two.
Tho curbs ami base for this street
ville, submitted a bid of $19,543.10. tack upon the rescuing party. Mrs. week because of objections to the I Dorothy was scratched on the have been completed. Work on
«'liarlis E. Turner. Eugene con-
' The ’price at which the contract Whitlock stated that there is the cost and type of paving voiced • by j face aud body.
tractor and builder, was in the
east Adams will fellow. Tho pre­
I was let was considerably lower than possibility that her excitement was C. H. Burkholder and Harry Grube,
dity Tuesday and presented a
paratory work on this street is now
—
was anticipated at, the time a bond partly responsible for her plunge property owners on the street.
proposition at the meeting of the
almost complete.
issue of $25,000 was proposed. Af­ i into the water.
chamber of commerce that night
Tho preparatory work on First
Th is street now has a
ter the cost of the reservoir and the
that met the favor of those inter­
alley south, from Seventh to
base that was put down
ested in such an institution. Sev­ Proposed Method of Financing engineer’s fees are paid there will
. Eighth streets, has been completed
ago and it is proposed to lay a
eral mill operators were present
remain about $5,000 of the bond MANY ATTEND EXHIBIT top coat of two inches of black
[anil tho black top probably will be
Does Not Meet Approval
issue money which can be used Willys-Overland Expert Talks on I top on this macadam. The sag-
and stated they would welcome a
, laid immediately following the com­
of Financiers.
hospital here, it now being neces­
for extensions and improvements
I gestion was niado by Burkholder Peals That Can Be Heard Over pletion of east Adams avenue. But
Motor Construction and Care.
sary to send injured employes to
which have been made necessary
[two days will be required to finish
and Grube that the difference in
Large Part of City Strike
Further consideration of the pro- by the year’s street prograrii. It
Eugene.
I the work.
The salesroom of N. J. Nelson Jr, ¡price between a new street with
Each Quarter Hour.
Mr. Turner stated that the build» posed Arnold auto rail railway from is proposed not to have anv pipe was crowded for the lecture Mon- 5 inches of black top and of 2
Work will then start on south
ing would be erected in the busi­ here to Black Butte has been post­ left under paved streets except (lay night by Lee R. Bryant, expert 1 inches of black top oh a street
Sixth street, where half of the
ness section, that the first story poned until after such a railway that of a permanent character, A from the Willys-Overland factory, already in good condition was not
The Bank of Cottage Grove has curb work hah been completed.
would be arranged for mercantile now under construction at Junction part of the money that will be left
Mr. Bryant took up the general great enough.
Engineers present completed the installation of an Tho preparation of the sub-grade
establishments, the second story | City is in operation. Members of in the reservoir fund prol ably construction of internal combustion .expressed the opinion that the bid electric tubular chime clock
at ¡has been started.
for offices for physicians and the . the delegation which inspected the will be used to renew tho main in motors, showing the principles gen-¡was a fair one. The unit prices the Main and Sixth street corner
Clearing of the right of way on
third story for hospital purposes, railway a» Junction City reported east Main street before the paving oral to all and giving a great deal in all of the bids werp the same
Monroe avenue is now well under
of
the
bank
building.
The
clock
with 25 to 40 beds. He stated at tho Tuesday noon luncheon of js
This is one of the very of advice concerning the care and as those in the contracts let to faces east and west. This is the way, as well as excavation work on
that plans have gone so far that the chamber of commerce and made first pieces of pipe
__ laid in
5 line
the block of Jefferson nvenue west
prospective tenants have been se­ the suggestion that further aetion the city and has been down about operation of an automobile engine J. C. Compton company when Gw last <>£ numerous improvements of tho school property.
to i insure the greatest efficiency [ big contracts were up and there started by the bank in March.
cured for the lower floor, that be postponed.
«5 years. In case it is removed, and tho least depreciation.
East main will be tho last street
was spirited bidding. No other
The clock strikes each quarter
tentative arrangements have been
I he method proposed for financ-;
new pipe will be placed in the
He then spoke more specifically contractor was able to compete for of the hour, as well as each hour, to be completed, although this was
made with a protestant religious ing the proposed railway was parking and the old pipe will be upon the sleeve valve type of en-
tho street to start tho street im­
the hospital largely responsible for the post- ■ : |,,ft whcre ¡f I j 8, This
— ■ will save gjnOr explaining the many advan- the additional streets with this and the music is distinct, enough provement movement.
organization to conduct
i
company, which already has its to be heard over a large part of
The
-- proposi
-------- 1 - I digging
-
and that two prominent Eugene ponement of aetion. mI
up the street.
|tages and increased efficiency equipment here and its paving the city. The mechanism is con­
A truckload of the black top ov-
surgeons have been interested in tion is thnt Cottage Grove sub-
The new reservoir is to be placed ¡claimed for that type » of engine.
ery three minutes is being produeod.
trolled
by
a
master
clock
within
plant
in
operation,
for
which
reason
scribe
approximately
$80,000
for
the proposition to the extent that
fll a hill
Lili oo
a*- of $ the
L« rti city
4- tt n and
ml | Jt His
• 1 lecture
_ _ x
it.
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on > the
east
throughout
was illus­
the banking house. This is tho only three minutes is being produced.
they are ready to arrange to han- tho construction of the tailway, directly south of the present res- trated with large pictures, which there were no other bids.
A spirited debate between Mr. dock of its kind in this section The black top is being taken to
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for which 49 per cent of the stock | ervoir. It is to be of modem eon-
die all surgery eases. Phvsicians
. bill­ | ruan(1 Mayor Knowles followed ¡and one of the few on the coast« the streets in Ford trucks, which
to obtain
present at the chamber • of com- would bo issued. The Arnold Auto «fraction and concrete lined. The allowod his audience zv t-
11 n 0 z*v I i
For the first, quarter of each carry small loads and make fre­
merce meeting said that it would Rail system would receive tho other ¡concrete blocks will be tied to- graphic information as well as oral. IA statement by Mr. Grube that
Following the address a large, „
gtwet ¡Q'th(} » city is rotten. hour the chimes strike tho four quent trips.
r,ntent "^"-[gether1' with” lead" plates, so that
be absolutely necessary to have ™ P‘V'nt./or
number of the listeners remained j »»___
Two blocks of the black top
hnotes of the Westminister chime,
1 nnr the
inn railway
rniln-nv nr
Tn -nnt izv*. City
1
nt Junction
arrangements of that kind I made for That
..7 . Jr^ ¡there will b<» no possibility of waste to investigate the cut-away models I Mayor Knowles has been a part of 1 I at tho half hour eight notes of the base are being laid each day and
the city government over since
the handling of major surgical is a pronounced success will have ' I of water or of damage to the res­ which Mr. Bryant had with
him real street improvement started in I cat-hedrftl peal, nt the three-quarters i the dressing course will go down
cases, there being no surgeon here. to bo demonstrated before capital- | ervoir from water leaking tii rough
for
demonstration
purposes.
[the city ami he <li<l not take kindly hour 12 notes of the reveille and' slightly .nore rapidly.
Those whom Mr. Turner repre­ ists hero nje likely to become en­ iand undermining the concrete.
Refreshments of punch ami "" to Mr. Grube’» remark».
at tho full hour the full West­
sents are interested only in the thusiastic.
The contractors are arranging to fers were served.
minister chime of 16 notes, fol­
Fire Is Believed Set.
constractibn «nd ownership of the
haul their material and equipment
lowed by the striking of the hour
A thirty acre forest fire three
proposed building. Mr. Turner said
CAMP MEETING OPENS,
up tho hill with a drag line instead
Pastor and Mrs. William Beatty
Tho live wire print shop is al-
miles south of Lorane, which was
that those whom he represents.
of following tho grade around iho and niildren, of Wnlville, Wash., ways ready to help in the prep
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burning quite briskly for several
would wish saw mill operators to i
hill over the Landess property, are i visiting
’
this week with Mr. aration of advertising and printing MANY HORSES COMING 'lavs, is under control, according to
subscribe to building bonds in or- ‘
They will use what is Madison Beatty’s parents,
Mrs. copy.
Our experience
Carl V. Oglesby, head of the West
der to insure their interest in tho
avenue, although it has never been J. L. Beatty.
worth something to you.
institution. Ho did not state a
Interest Being Shown in Event at orn Lane Fire Patrol association.
improved. Few were aware that
Mr. Oglesby is of the opinion
definite amount which it would b<‘
Calapooya Springs.
there is a city street there.
the fire was set.
desirable to have subscribed hero
Mr. Landess hnd asked damages
but indicated that not over half
j A number of owners of fine horses
of $250 for the use of his land.
the money would be expected from j
from over western Oregon have I First with .Cottage Grovo nowi
The
contractors
found
that
it
would
the community. The interest and
ignifiod their intention to partici : Tho Sentinel.
be
cheaper
to
take
a
few
of
the
support of the community were what
pate
in tho riding and racing
rough spots out of Madison avenue
lie was seeking most. He said that
exhibition to bo given Sunday nt j
and
use
a
drag
line
to
assist
trucks
financing the proposition presented
iCalapooya springs under tho man
up the hill. Mr. Landess will re­
little difficulty.
agoment of Guy Kay.
ceive
$500,
for
tho
two
acres
of
The manner of financing suggest­
Frank Smith, Ed Young, Jim
land
on
toj>
of
the
hill
which
tho
ed would bo something new so far
Soules and the Hogan brothers, of |
Let me remember just one golden truth,
city has purchased upon which to
as Cottage Grove is concerned. For
■Oakland, will have a string on the
place the reservoir.
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Tho every other should forsake my mind;
every bond subscribed an insurance
grounds. Four horses are corning
The
reservoir
is
to
bo
completed
policy would be taken on tho life i
Let me be guided by one steadfast law:
from Dallas, the Kirkpatrick broth
and
ready
for
use
by
October
1.
of the person buying the bond.
• ers, of Croswell, will bring three
That I shall leave no day of life behind
The policy would mature at the time
and some are corning from Dillard.
Without accomplishing some worthwhile task;'
tho bond would become duo and the
Several horses and burking steers ,
Oh let me never face the setting sun
To the first five persons bring
principal of the policy would retire
are already at the springs.
ing to Tho Son final on or before
the bond. This method of provid
With empty hands, but may I always hold
Monday, July 27, sales slips to
ing what would amount to a sink­
Some evidence of work and duty done.
L. J. MILLER, Evangelist,
ing fund is becoming popular, Mr.
WOOD IS TO MEET HAND tho amount of $25 from Cottage
of Nashville, Tenn.
Grove merchants whose ads ap­
Turner said, and tho Pacific Chris­ (Jutstanding evangelist of strength
The new policy of the
This is the day! Whatever I may hope
tian hospital in Eugene and a j and power who will preach every water be cut off when
Music Is Provided for Wrestling pear in thia issue, a full year’s
To make of life demands attention now!
subscription to the Twice a-week
hospital at North Bend have been (day of the Oregon Methodist con- remains delinquent upon
Match on for Tonight.
Sentinel will bo given for 50e.
His dreams of harvest-time come true alone
financed by this method, a method : fcrence camp meeting which started teenth of tho month was
which was said to make easy the [today at the conference camp effect this month for tho first time.
be put on for These slips may bo from any
For him whose careful hand directs the plow.
disposal of the bonds. The build­ ground on cast Main irtrect.
tonight when one merchant advertising in thin
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list of
tnore than 30 users who
This is the day! My chance to win is here,
issue, or tho slips from a num-
ing would also be security for the
The attendance upon the open- had permitted 1 their water rent
And
opportunity
points
out
the
way;
ber of advertisers may bo com-
bonds, thus gi\ing a double sc- ¡¡ng <)ay indicates another successful I to become delinquent was read
bined to make tho amount.
Let me remember just one goldenlruth:
eurity.
[meeting. Evangelist I. M. Hargett, ¡at the meeting of the council Mon-
Finding the interest here keen, | who was here a year ago, is the day night and it was ordered that
The present time is best; this is the day!
To the first five bringing sales
Mr. Turner stated that he would night preacher. He is pastor of service to <hem bo discontinued,
slips showing total purchases of
return within 10 days or two weeks the Grand Avenue Temple church, | It was stated that in a number
$12.50, a full year’s subscription
w’ith a definite proposition and he Kansas City.
will bo given for $1.50.
¡of instances no cut off could be
indicated that the erection of the
The camp meeting will continue [ found. Cutoffs were ordered In­
To the first five bringing in
building is reasonably certain.
until August 2.
[stalled at once.
sales slips totaling $5 a full
Physicians of the eity have long
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year 'a lubncription will Iw given
boon interested in securing such
The city ordinance requiring tho [halls wero listed among those who
for $2.25.
an institution for the city.
cutting of weeds and grass along would be required to pay a fee of
sidewalks and upon vacant property | M cents to Ko reconnected
is being enforced by the city [the water system.
Entertain Unexpected Guests.
It is believed by tho water
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Garoutte had ■ authorities and tho appearance of
Unlucky Thirteen.
ns unexpected guests from Friday [several sections of the city has mittee that tho same water
4 4 Ray, waiter, you have made!
I
been
greatly
improved.
Weeds
and
[
is
not
likely
to
permit
his
to Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. George
my bill out hh 14 pesetas. It only
Subscribo for The Sentinel and
become delinquent more
Scholtz and Mr. and Mrs. R. N. grass upon vacant property are a
.mes to 13? “
Stynnski, of I .os Angelos, whos<* : fire menace and it is for this onoo.
“Well, sir, I thought you might . read the ads of Cottagi* Grove’s
ear went into tho ditch nonr Sagi­ reason that their cutting has been
! superstitious?“—Burn Humor; Live Mcrchnnts.
naw while the party were returning ordered.
(Madrid).
Salesbooks. The Sentinel
from attending the Elks convention
in Portland. Mr. Garoutte is an
Elk. Mrs. Scholtz sustained severe I
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injuries but was able to continue
t'rtlS G1M Cl ASS IS GREAT STUFF/ TALK ABOUT
the trip upon the completion of I
putting pep m you f T hat exercise made me
repairs to their car.
FEEL SO GOOD I COULD PUNC
MY WTf T h RU THE
It was thought that tho accident
IRON DOOR OF A VAULT
was caused by the locking of the
AND T hen assault an
steering gear. Frank Snodgrass Jr., '
international police
son of Mrs. Garoutte, chanced to
conference and
be following the ear that went into
JACK DEMPSEYS
the ditch and picked up the oeeu- i
pants and brought them to his
home.
BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
INSTALLS CHIME CLOCK
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in 30 Cases
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Attend Fanners' Union Meeting
Hebron. Ore., Joly 22.—(Special. 1
—Those from here who attended
the county convention of the Farm­
ers' union at Springfield were Mr.
and Mrs John Rebelbeeh, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles White, Mr. and Mr«.
Harry Mr Dole. Rimer Berggren,
Bert and O«c»r McDolr, Mr«.
George Kappanf, Mrs. John Mnrry
and Mrs. Jea«ic Gilerist-
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