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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1925)
(Enttw Every Growinr uess Depen r’ Newspaper ertisin? La’ For Incr' o. Fatronage --------- ____ VOLUlk'0’ XXXVI. ^rittuirl __ TWICE-A-WEEK ______ COTTAGE CROVE. LANE Ci»l XTY. OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER !». 1925 •• • 1 . ......................... Every Growing Business Depends On Newspaper Advertising Largely For Increased Patronage NUMBER 10 HOME COMIS ME BROUGHT Small Leaks Haste BUSINESS 10 CLOSE DOWN FOR Durham Has Hellie MAILING OE PACKAGES FOR Indians Would Get LOAD LIMIT TO BE SEI BI Large Quantity Millions From ARMISTICE DAI Time LL"S c“‘ CHRISTMAS NOW URGED COUNTY COURT BI HOMEJIILB Uncle Sam Of Water I If someone is going to Kokomo, Parade and Dinner to Be Features Highway Commission Sued by Track Ties of Family and Domicile Keep Ind., or Kalamazoo, Mich., or some Postoffice Issues Instructions For Men Who Protest Against Few realize what a quantity of Of Celebration in Uhaxge Of Proper Preparation to Insure other faraway place, Nelson Dur Roseburg, Ore., Oct 31.—Repre Resident Vitally Interested in water is wasted through even the ham has a good cat that he would sentatives of a score or more west- Reducing Limits. American Legion. Prompt Delivery. Their Home Community. tiniest of leaks, making necessary ■ like to send along. Nelson has j era Oregon Indian tribes gathered stringent regulations as to leaky learned the derivation of the ex j in Roseburg today to meet with Armistice day is the one day pression, “ And the cat came back.” Announcement was made Friday It is not too early to start mail- Senator Robert N. Stanfield and water connections. A leak of one- “Be it ever so humble, thirty-second of an inch, with the of the year which belongs to the He thought to got rid of the feline ’ iag Christmas packages to far Indian attorneys for the purpose that the eounty court would soon There’s no piece like home.’’ You cannot translate it into 80-pound pressure of the Cottage American Legion, peace time so by taking it to Disston, 20 miles i points, according to Postmaster of discussing means of perfecting issue orders limiting weight of terms of money, for the meanest I Grove system, will Gow a cubic ciety of veterans who, seven years I away. Pussy had a hard time get i Smith, who states that bettor ser and presenting the claims of the truck loads on a number of roads hut may breathe more the true foot an hour, which is equivalent to ago fought for freedom, justice ting her bearings but within a vice can be secured now than dur Indians for $12,500,000 in payment of Lane county. A tentative list spirit of home than the richest 7% gallons the hour or 5,400 gal and democracy on the bioodv fields i month or so he had reRumed his ing the just-liefore-Christmas rush, for lands taken by the govern of roads to be affected was made palace, but when you talk to a lons a month, or more than the of Europe. On Wednesday business j quarters at the Durham home. The whilo early mailing would be a ment from the Indians under the public. On the same day the Auto Freight Transportation association, hard-headed business man about I average family uses in that length in Cottage Grove will cease for | next attempt made to lose the cat great favor to postoffice employes. terms of an unratified treaty. through its representatives, filed such tangible things as “love’’ of time, A hole twice as large will the day, while residents of the ; was to take it to Goshen. Bene The following instructions for mail- The lands involved embrace all and “patriotism,” you have to flow four times as much water, city will take part in observance fiting by the previous experience, j ing holiday packages have been the territory west of the Cascade suit in Salem against the state “show him.” Mere words do not while a leak one-eighth of an inch of the seventh anniversary of the ! the cat arrived home the following : issued:’ mountains, between the Oregon and highway commission to restrain “Be certain that postage is paid I California state lines, amounting that body from limiting loads get very far when it comes to a in diameter will flow- 150 gallons , signing of the armistice and the day and appears to hear no rcsent- end of the war with Germany. ! ment against Mr. Durham for his in full, otherwise package will not to approximately five million acres. moved over state highways. The matter of separating him from his an hour, or 108,000 a month. A be forwarded and sender and post- money, yet no man who maintains leaky faucet might easily have ’a The American Legion will be in j unkind treatment. According to claims of the Indian suit against the highway commis charge of the celebration. t office will be put to inconvenience. j tribes, a treaty was prepared in sion also will affect the county a home and does not neglect those I flow- this great. It will be seen Ex-service men of all wars will Address plainly and put sender’s 1845 providing that the government courts, as authority of each for in it need hesitate about approach that but a few faucets, each run address in upper left hand cor ■ would buy this land at a price of limiting loads was provided by tho ing such a business man for an ning a stream only ene-cighth of participate in the parade which will form at 10:30 At the ar ner, also written plainly. Fragile I $2.50 an acre. The Iadians wore last session of the legislature. extension of credit in case of an inch in diameter, would en mory. Cars will be furnished for The maximum weight, including articles should be in durable con | to be reimbursed for their personal danger the city’s water supply. necessity. tainers. Do not seal or first property and were to be given truck and load, which may be A hole one-quarter inch in di the few remaining G. A. R. veter When there is a large percentage moved over any highway, was class postage must be paid. Letters of home owners, as here, the com- ameter will flow 375 gallons the ans. National salute will be fired Living at St. Paul, Neb., in n must not be enclosed in packages, houses, stock and money and a res fixed by tho legislature at 22,000 hour or 270,000 a month. At a at 11 o’clock, the hour at which ervation in tbe Willamette valley. quietness that is strangely at vari even though they bear stamps. j the pact was signed. The act provided for combined “homo” spirit of its rate of 15 cents the thousand gal Because of hostilities between pounds. In the afternoon at 3 o’clock ance with a lif<* of adventure, is Letters to accompany packages may further reductions by either high lons, this would be a waste of respective citizens. (Corporal) Lee Herrin, a cousin of be placed firmly on outside of other tribes and white settlers oom- way commission or county courts i Cottage Grove high will meet Ban The pride they take in their homes $40.50. A half inch hole would ing into the Indian country, the red Mrs. J. L. Beatty of this eity, who is only a part of the pride they I flow 1,250 gallons an hour, or don high on Delbert Kelly field. has received a clipping from a Ne packages, with glue or otherwise, men were moved to reservations on where such reductions appeared The Bandon team is expected to necessary. The plaintiffs in the with additional two-cent stamp on take in their city. When lawns are 972,000 gallons a month, a waste of put up a stiff fight to uphold the braska paper in which is related letter. ‘Do Not Open Until Christ the representation that they would case against tho highway commis neatly kept and houses well paint 15 cents the thousand, or $145.80. be allowed to retura to their lands honors of the coast country against the life story of the only living mas ’ label permitted on package, sion alleged that their equipment ed, there you will find good streets, veteran in Nebraska who is the but Christmas seals on address side at a later date, it is claimed. Tho win purchased beforo the law went the local team. corner lights, fire protection ami The American Legion has invited possessor of one of the. 300 medals of package make package unnmil- treaty was never ratified and the into effect and thnt the limits now honest officials. The presence of | i all ex-service men, with their wives, of honor which have been issued able and any package so mailed Indians were kept confined to their in force would prevent them from women and children spells schools | and members of all auxiliary or bv the national congress. The med must be returned to sender to have reservations while the white men using their equipment at full ca and churches, libraries and a clean ! ganizations to a big dinner in als are given only for distinguished seals removed. Christmas seals per occupied the western Oregon lands. pacity. They contend that the civic live. The man who owns his I. O. O. F. hall at 6 o ’clock. A service in action at the risk of mitted anywhere on package ex state is under obligation to build home is the best booster a town life. highways adequato for any traffic, cept address side but they must can have—he is never sick of his Fast Olympic Athlete of Portland carnival dance will be held in The story tells that Herrin has not act to seal package.” the armory in the evening. whilo the commission contends that bargain, and he is a living argu Is Unable to Solve Mystery a record for service, adventure, Continuous show-s will be held tho highway» are for the general ment why a man should lose no both afternoon and evening in the dangers encountered and hardships public nnd not for any particular Of the Toehold. Cornell Is Moonshiner. time in acquiring a home of his He Arcade theater. Hoot Gibson will overcome equalled by few. class. own. C. A. Cornell, former city traffic be shown in “Let ’er Buck,” un served in the Civil w^r and later The case haa been set for hearing The men who own their homes Ralph Hand, local middleweight, aided in the defonse of the Santa officer of Eugene, later traffic of Local Team Displays Best Brand November 25 between two federal are the backbone of such a commu took Bob Kruse of Portland into der auspices of the legion auxiliary. Fe trail and the early settlements ficer at Drain and for a few days Of Football Seen Since The judges and one United States cir nity as Cottage Grove. They must camp in a fast go here Thursday at Fort Dodge, Iowa, the distribut traffic officer here two years ago Budget Meeting Slated. cuit judge. own them, because the business of only by outgeneraling the younger was sentenced to 180 days in jail Game With Eugene. The first meeting of the Lane ing point for supplies in those early anil fined $100 by District Judge Tho general orders to be issued renting habitations to others, which and stronger Olympic athlete. At days. He took a prominent and by the Lane county court will act has been largely developed in big the same time the local muscle | county budget committee for 192(> life-risking part in the rescue of Deieh in Portland when he pleaded Cottngo Grovo high defeated a limit of 350 ponnda to the inch will be held at the courthouse cities, has happily not spread to grinder and toehold specialist dem the Box family, a memorable epi- guilty to u charge of operating a Roseburg high 37 to (I Friday after communities the size of ours. The onstrated that he is becoming less Thursday, November 12, it was an | sode of the period. In 1878 he still. R. L. Hittock, 19, arrested noon on Delbert Kelly field. The of tiro and a total weight of two tons to the axle. Specific orders, home-owning citizen is the bulwark and less vulnerable to the head nounced Saturday by Judge C. P. was with an American force • at with Cornell, wns sentenced to 30 local gridstars, while aot able to with different load limits in some Barnard. T. C. Wheeler, banker days in jail and fined $100. Both of the nation. lock, although the only fall that of Cottage Grove; H. P. Markuscn, Baku, Trans Caucasia. score at will, outplayed and out cases, will be made for each road The homo owner and the home went to Kruse, the first one, went The story of the life of Herrin is men pleaded guilty. fought the southern toani all affected. farmer of Junction City, and M. H. merchant are the hope of Cottage with that hold. Cornell was censured by Judge through the game and had things i Harlow, farmer of Eugene, are stranger almost then fiction. Roads in this district on which Grove. As long as both remain Deich, who declared that any man much their own way. Again Hand won the match, as members of the committee in ad limits will bo set are Camas swale with us, Cottage Grove will con who has served ns a peace officer Wise Little Fellah! Despite the fact that the game market road, Delight valley road, tinue to prosper. The one will ho has many times before,, after dition to the three members of the Customer to Waiter—“A little should have more than ordinary was slow at times Cottage Grove Row river road, Mosby crook road, assure it of a sound social and losing the first fall, which went county court. Salaries and expenses bird told me that this coffee is respect for the law. exhibited the best brand of foot Cottngo Grove Lorane road, Cottago civic existence, while the other will in 15% minutes. Twenty-one min of county officers and other fixed old.'' ball shown by tho team since Grove Black Butte road, Lynx Hol assure it of the financial soundness, utes later Hand had the Portland i charges wil be taken up first. Waiter—“What kind of a bird Your home newspaper is always the game with Eugene and skewed low road and Eugene-Lorane road. which will keep the business active lad’s pedal extremeties tied up in , Following that road matters and was it!” glad to give assistance in the prep possibilities of developing into a Other roads will be added to the I other funds will be discussed, Judge and attract to its bounds new en such a manner that to fight the aration of advertising copy. xx strong scoring machine. Customer—“A swallow.” Several list, it was announced. Barnard said. hold was to invite a broken foot terprises. Those two are interde times Roseburg showed signs of and the latter didn ’ t take any Applicants for permits to haul pendent. developing an offensive, but these logs will bo required to post bonds If we want Cottage Grove to be chance. Twelve minutes later Hand attacks, while strong for a moment, of $250 this year, it was announced. a city of homes, owned by those was again playing with his oppon were short lived. This bond is to insure that the who ocenpv them, we must provide ent’s feet from a different position. Tho gamo wns played in chilling I route will be left in good order The punishment was not so great the magnet to attract them. The weather, which kept tho spectators niter the hauling nnd that logs independence of a town thnt is but Kruse’s great strength was of moving about to keep warm. Long thnt full by the way will be picked largely self supporting, that patron no avail. forward passes by both teams foa- up. This is the first year bonds Kruse is a fast, clean grappler izes its home merchants, and that turned tbe game nnil furnished have been required for this sort of owes no divided allegiance to a and it was freely predicted by the several exciting moments. hauling. Larger companies who se distant metropolis, is just what fans that wth a very little more Two touchdowns were mnilo by cured permits to cross eounty roads provides this attraction. A man experience he is going to give the Huff, fullback; two by Gordon, with donkeys or chutes have been who builds a home of his own is best of ’em all they want. left half; one by Glass, right end, required to post bonds up to $5,000. Frank Burns was advertised' to no bird of passage, for if he. did who recovered a blocked punt; one not expect to remain permanently oppose Hand and the audience was by Ballew, loft-end, who recovered he would defer building until he disappointed when it was an In Ye Good Old Days. a fumble from a bad pass by reached some place he liked better. nounced that the Indiana man had Squire—“Did you send for me, Roseburg ’ s center; one by Glnsa AMERICA'S suffered a paralytic stroke and Cottage Grove faces a glorious FIRST TRACKLESS after a long forward pass and one my lord!” future. It is in the midst of a was unable to be present. The Lancelot—“Yes, make haste, by Scheufelo, center. On tho lat disappointment did not last long, no less glorious present. bring me the can opener; I’ve a TRAIN'THB METRO'- ter scores Cottage Grove was called however, for the visitor kept Hand flea in my knight clothes.”—Ober- back and penalized for holding. as busy as it was likely Burns GOLDWYN"MAYER Wiseman Funeral Held. mayer Bulletin. Coach Grannie sent in moat of could have done. Funeral services of Walker E. SPECIAL ENROUTE his second string men in tho last | Bill Patton was the third man Wiseman, who died Friday in Sal- I TO CALIFORNIA few minutes of the game to give I em, were held Sunday afternoon at in the ring. Promoter Hamilton of them experience. AND EUROPH 2:30 from the Milla chapel, PastoT Portland accompanied Kruse. Cottage Grove will meet Bandon ’ A preliminary boxing bout was Walden officiating. Interment was on Delbert Kelly field Armistice 1 put on by Eakrigirt and Harrington, in the Sears cemetery. INTERIOR OF day. This will be tho last game Mr. Wiseman was 19 years old ; local midgets, a wrestling pre of tho season. and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. liminary by Swanson and Crews, PULLMAN SHOWING J. R. Wiseman of Walker and a midget grapplers, and another wrest BUFFET, RADIO nephew of R. E. Walker of this ' ling match by Charles White and McCormick Oar Struck by To’trlgt. AND DINER William Tate, both local men. All The Jarnos McCormick Ford tour- 1 eity. were draws. ing car was struck Sunday after ! Music was furnished during the Rubber stamps. The 8entinel. x noon at the Ninth and Main street evening by The Five Oregonians. intersection by a Buick driven by , America’« first tracklesR train, pointed Pullman car containing and it is now making a trip from a tourist. The latter was moving; MICKIE SAYS— Yoncalla and Creswell Masons Visit. which arrived here Sunday fore dining and sleeping aeeomnioda coast to coast in th<* intvrent of south on Ninth street at such a Yoncalla and Creswell Masons noon, attracted a large amount of tions for five persons. The loco better roads and better motion speed that he was unable to make j VF NOJ POCKS COULD SG£ were guests Friday night of the attention during the time it was motive is equipped with two 90- pictures. The expense of the trip tho turn onto Main street nnd ■ VJHAT GrOOO «BOULTS’ OUt local lodge, which conferred two parked in front of the Arcade horse-power motors, hydraulic is borne equally by the United swerved across to the wrong side Htateg government and by the of the street, striking the McCor i ADVERTISERS GET PROKA Master Mason degrees. Music for theater. brakes, bells, whistles and other Metro - Goldwyn film company. mick car. One fender nnd one the initiatoiy work was furnished TM' UL VJAKT ADS U4 TWIS This novel transport consists of regulation devices. Two-thirds of the trip to Cottage hub cap were torn from the Me by a quartet composed of C. E. GREAT FAMILM OOURUAV, The trackless train’s first trip Grove from New York hail been Cormick car. The tourist made Caldwell. H. A. Hagen, Ren San a completely equipped locomotive UJE*D BE PR.RJTW' «BUC settlement in full. 1 with tender and a luxoriously ap- was from Indian a poll* to New York made over paved highways. ford and Dale Wyatt. B, ~a-ve Vet Is Cousin Of Local Woman bob khose T de T eateo on MAI BY HAND COTTAGE GROVE HIGH WINS EROM ROSEBURG 37-0 ♦ ,W»aie»» N*«e|<u(<or Usriak . THAT'S All RIGHT, FAWf, NOW FELIX, DON'T HAVE ANX MORE WORDS IM1H HR. SlAUGH I BUT IF HIS KID DOESN'T IFSTAlRS “ I KNOW TQuVE. Z Q uit JIGGLIN' THAT B een right in eve RXU iing I DUMB WHITER ROPE, i'll So fiAR, BUT FEELING IS A START T he FIRE WORKS . running so high I' m afraid he S liable Toy ~^GET 'AOLENT Tt A. —7 ™ self Evidence Enough By 1. F. Van Zalm THE FEATHERHEADS r-nw SEE IF IKE FRONT DOOR'S LOCKED - PUT W TABLE AGAINST IT , AND LOCK T he windows on the fi RE escape - WE'LL SEE WHO'S AFRA© Of THIS BIRD ■—» slaugh J ; ¡Bi mnidiu niing TAKE TOUR HANDS OFF THAT DUMB WAITER rope , junior slaugh . or —7 ILL............ O-U/ HE TALKING UP THE DUMB-WAITER *■> SHAFT , DOCTOR , AND - WELL-I DON'T KNOW JUST WHAT D© HAPPEN, BUT WE FOUND < THIS LARGE CAN OF MANS IN IHE BOTTOM
