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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1925)
Œniîiuu (ßnwr Every Growing Busin’ •’ Depends On Newspaper Advert’ Largely Ftr Increased Pair VOLUME XXXT T-f-r ..r Every Growing BusineM Depends On Newspaper Advertising Largely For Increased Patronage A WI7Ï7ÏT TWICE-A-WEEK COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925 NUMBER 11 ----- — Q- Douglas Sheriff Takes Exception to S tory Printed Here Heavier Line «f Visitors Unable 'Deed Is Secured -ydft er Search Of Sight Years Former Cottage Grove Lad Is To I John Stewart, Postmaster General Smith and C. A. Stevens Nine years ago D. W. McKinney Are on Program. Fil>e Point Deer 1s COTTAGE GROVE MAY BECOME "Visitor in Heart FIRST CIASS DISTRICT Report Submitted to County Super intendent Shows School Popu Coach High School Team Those who don’t believe that Proprietors and employes at the lation of 1006. of Saginaw received a deed which hear the ob- should i Cottage Grove Manufacturing com news tra vels California City. . In Of Local Gridsters. purported to cover land which he 7 pany, whose plant is in the heart jection that Sheriff Starmer of the An entertaining luncheon of had purchased at Saginaw from Douglas county has raised to a of tho city, were astonished a day The census of Cottage Grove David C. (Clay) Mosby, former Lorenza Tucker. A year later it chamber of commerce was held or two ago to find a five-point Cottage Grove high trounced story which appeared in a recent school district, submitted today to Tuesday noon, when S. L. Godard discovered that a deed acted as chairman of the program buck making an inspection of tho the couuty school superintendent Bandon 27 te 0 yesterday afternoon issue of The Sentinel, in which it resident of Cottage Grove and for- was in a sea of mad and water on | was stated that the Cottage Grove- mer O. A. C. _ grid star, has been had been given a piece of committee. A wonderful address j I surroundings at the plant. It by Worth Harvey, school alerk, Weather conditions j deputy sheriffs were off the Doug appointed to coach the high school property half a mile away. Mean was given by Honorable John seemed to be interested particularly shows that there are 1005 children Kelly field, slowed tJie game but the contest las county sheriff’s office because I of commerce team in San Francisco, while Mr. Tucker had moved to Schofield Stewart upon the edify in the work at tho shingle mill of school age within the district. was not without its thrills. A fair that office refused to come after i according to a lengthy news story Cunada and had later left there ing subject, “What Relation Has i which the company is erecting. If these figures stand after a re- sized oronvd braved the rain and a prisoner which Deputy Sheriff I | in n San Francisco paper, in which and his whereabouts were unknown, Modern’J'piumbing‘“io "the ‘Amount eheck in the superintendent’s of slush underfoot to watch the home Pitcher had captured here at the | j laurels are heaped upon the former b>’t»today Mr. McKinney is in pos of Butter Produced by the Cottage thing was moving smoothly, it in fice, they mean that the district Oregon lad. The story says: session of a deed to the correct point of his gun. town win. Grove Creamery I” Postmaster spected the Methodist camp meet goes to first class, the requirement The sheriff wants it distinctly j “There isn’t another man in piece of property and he gives the General Elbert Smith, who arrived ing grounds and tabernacle nearby. for which is 1000 children. Eugene The Bandon players had an ap town who knows his football better entire credit to the printed page. Whether it was converted to city parent weight advantage of several understood that he was out of the Mr. Mosby,” said Prinz (head After a search of nearly eight from Washington, D. C., especially life was not learned. Tho buck is at present the only first class 1 pounds per man, which should have city, that he always goes after a ¡than for the occasion, discussed national district in the county and the Cot given them the edge on the game prisoner whose capture he has of athletics). “As a general rule years over Canada and the United postal affairs with a frankness was seen again the next day in tage Grove district is the only I don ’ t sing praises of football States, he inserted n personal in the vicinity but seems to have i asked, that it wasn ’ t the sheriff ’ s on the muddy field. Their heavier other likely to become first class that- was refreshing, his subject line, howevor, was unable to stem office that asked for the capture coaches. But in this case I’ve got the “Missing” column of several being, “What Relation Have the I since returned to the woods, It is I for some time to come. Springfield to do it. Mosby has more pep and magazines. the vicious attacks of the Cottage of the man referred to in the story, | Postal Receipts of the Cottage belioved that the deer was chased j is third in the county, with 750 A reader of ^pe of the ipagazines Grovo Postoffice to the Birth Kate into the city by dogs, as it ap- children. Grove backs, who plowed through that the call was from the night i j dash than any of the football men tors I ’ ve seen in a long time. ” wrote from Idnho to tell where a peared to be worn out from run- police force of Roseburg and Phil for substantial gains. Mrs. Harvey had charge of the With that Prinz proceeded to spill brother of the missing man lived in Timbuctool” Charles A. Stev- j ning. Touchdowns were made by Huff, Hohl, who had been gyped by the actual work of taking the census. ens, owner of mammoth manufac I I a little of Mosby ’ s past history. It soon and a letter to the brother who had made his D. McCargar, Gordon and Alstott. man captured, turing and shingle mills in the I seems the new coach was a crack brought the deed. Thornton Corners, Nov. 11.— D. McCargar oonverted one goal getaway after getting his tank territory edst of the Southern Pa COTTAGE GROVE BOYS i linesman on Oregon Aggie ’ » squad and a safety in the first quarter filled with gasoline. cifie, spoke in a technical way up- I (Special.)—A buck deer was seen smashed some four years ago. He MAKE GRID TEAM The sheriff’s explanation seems “ The Value oif Sawdust as a I one day last week by members of accounted for the two extra points. City Engineer CoiniA- has finished on ' ■ ~ —----- on var- Huff, at full, was a consistent self-explanatory and entirely sat^s- his «¡ay through opposition Elbert the section crew of the O. P. & E. the work of giving numbers to Health Breakfast Food. ” | sity for three seasons. William G. Skilling and Wendell ground gainer, while Alstott, at factory. houses on south Sixth street, sOv Bede was rudely interrupted by | They reported the animal crossed Physically Mosby looks Cochran Play With Freshmen. the Arthur Woodring place, jumped half, hit the line in the same tear the non-pulchriiudinous and unap crnl of which have been built since I very capable young gentleman. Well the fence into the railroad right- ing style which has made him a preciative chairman during a flight numbers were given some years over average height, he weighs University of Oregon. Eugene, of-way and continued up tho track, dependable yardage gainer all nearly 180 pounds. Big broad shoul- | ago. Numbering of houses is re of polished billingsgate upon “The apparently unafraid of the men ¡Ore., Nov. 10.—(Special.)—William through the season. McCargar, at ! dereii gent who can handle men quired by the postoffiee department Value of Printers’ Ink as a Substi- working nearby. G. Skilling of Cottage Grove, who quarter, excelled at punting and I before such houses can have de- tute for the Gold Diist Twins.” j and boys. played three years on the Cottage handled the team in good style. S. Trask was named as chair- on | livery service. Several houses R. ‘ ‘ Doesn’t hesitate about using Grove high football team under The backfield and line were well be man of the program committee for | south Fourth street are also to his weight either, He intends to Hargroavos and Grannis, is a mem coordinated, every man played well American Legion Drum Corps Leads week ’ s luncheon. given numbers by the engineer. noxt ber of tho University of Oregon I get out in football suit and show and the brand of football was the Parade, Which Is Carried freshman team. Skilling played I the lads just how it is done. A best shown by the team this season, halfback at Cottage Grove, He t good thing too. Most of these Out Despite Rain. Coneh Grannis said. tips the beam at 143. coaches aren’t very keen about The Bandon team showed good Wendell Cochran, another Cot hitting the dust. speed in starting after their shift, Former Members of Company, City A steady downpour of rain yes tage Grove high school player, is a “Last year Mosby got his first a formation they used well, but terday failed to dampen the ordor taste of local football when he member of the squad, Cochran Fathers and Few Others which did not work to advantage of war veterans who carried helped Dave Hardy coach the com ■*_/vv~ showed up well, but injuries will Are the Guests. here. Their right half was a sure through their program for Aruris- merce gridilers. Though the team rnoouN© keep him out of active praetieo tackler and but for his speed and ' tice day on schedule. LlFE- this season. finished near bottom of prep heap, dexterity Cottage Grove would have G. A. “ R. veterans, Spanish War Mosby felt enthusiastic enough LlNE Members of the fire department Spike Leslie, Oregon coach, has run up a higher score. Bandon’ h i veterans and American Legion about the boys to seek the were royal hosts Monday evening a fairly fast team, but it is lighter right end also showed enarked abil members Were represented in the of head coach this year. ’ ’ ; at their nnnual banquet, which than the elevens of the last few ity in breaking up plays behind parade which formed at the armory was held in the basement of the yoars. About 70 have been trying Cottage Grove’s line. I at 10:30 and marched the length of J. T. Smith home. A sumptuous to make the team. Spike Leslie, freshmen coach at j Main street doubling back to the LIGHT RAID ON LANE i feed—and tho word is used with EXPECTED SOON the University of Oregon, refereed. : armory. The parade was led by i full knowledge of its meaning and Wendell Cechrnn was umpire. 1 the legion drum corps, which made from an intimate acquaintance with IThat Is He Slumber Officials Are Curious to ! State The game was the last tn be its first appearance since organi tho food that was served—was Inspection Certificates. played this »«ason on the local zation. The corps was dressed in I spread by wives of members at 50 Party, Ffhlen Wish field. Cottage Grove will meet uniforms of the national guard. places. The guests wore former Car owners take warning and be Lebanon November 20 in Lebanon. Following the drum corps came To Kno^o members of the fire fighting forces Company IV 186th infantry and sure you have a certificate shov.ing of tho city, members of tho city ad that your headlights have been ad following them .members of the ministration anil a few others. Fire What is a he slumber party1 justed as required by state law. veterans’ organizations. Chief Mackin presided nt tho pro Few men—and fewer women— Inclement weather- kept many Rumors, strongwind authentic, are ! grain of toasts which followed. For prohnMy know. that a “ light raid ” is slateijg for One qf spectators off the streets, I mer I Chiefs Hrund and Griggs, But those mnn who don’t know are the features of the parade, nccord- some Lane county roads and that Worth Harvey, N. E. Compton, going to havn tftn opportunity to Captain Kenneth Bloom of the I Charles Reese, H. K. Metcalf and learn—at least those who have been ing to Captain C. C. Cruson, was Flames Thought to Be of Incendiary the number of men and boys who state force will be here with n others told of the early history invited to attend one to be hold failed to bare their heads as the number of his men to check up of the department and tho strug- at tho S. L. Godard home next Origin Burst Out at Early on Lane drivers. colors were carried past. gios of tho days when hose carts Thursday evening. Probably it is A chart will be set some place Morning Hour. wore pulled by hand through mud needless to say that Mrs. Godard At 11 o’clock the national sa- dy and bumpy atreots. Members is not at homo and will not be lute was fired from Mt. David, along a main traveled route and a The Peters & Mosby mill on Dynamite was used fop this demon- number of traffic officers will halt of tho council and others were until lifter the party. cars believed to be violating the Jw C ollide -* de- Mosby creek was completely also cnlled upon. Dr. G. C. Dyott stration. The affair will start at fl o’clock Z a - z .vemtfecL •troyed by fire at 2 o’clock this explained the use of the lungmotor, and Host Godard has informed The football game on Kelly field law and tho big chart will tell the morning, The loss was about $4500, at 3 o’clock drew a large crowd story when the cars are backed up MARINE HAZARDS NEARLY TREBLE THOSE OF ALL ( a machine recently provided by those whom no has invited that with no insurance. the Lions club for tho free use they will have to prepare their own and many attended the picture and tho rays tested. OTHER INDUSTRIES. Those “light raids” have been Mon employed at the mill had “Let ’er Buck,” put on at the of tho city. Contrary to popular evening meal. That is the first effective are donig considerable held in a number of counties n. The fatality rate in shipping is observed that there was no fire at Arcade by the auxiliary of the opinion, the lungmotor is effica thiug that is likely to put the The cious in all cases of suspended res cently. two-and-a-half times as great as accident prevention work. the mill at 12 o’clock. At 1:30 legion. guests in a poor condition for slum- for all other industries combined, samo may be said of the Lake piration and is by no means exelu ber—and it is probable that there a woman living nearby had noticed Veterans of all wars, with their according to Roy F. Edwards, as Carriers’ association. nothing wrong, but at 2 ojclock the wives and all auxiliary members sively for use in cases of those will be others. In fact the party HEBRON. statistician of tho Prudential In “It is interesting to note that overcome by water. building burst into flames. Because were invited to a dinner in is likely to be anything but what surance company. It is equivalent of the heavy rains of the day, and I. O. O. F. hall at fl o’clock, Ro considerable attention is being giv- (Special to The Sentinel.) its name implies. on to the subject in foreign coun the fact that observations hail been many attended it was necessary to Nov. 11.—The night class con i , to thnt for mines. LOCAL MINISTERS MEET taken so short a time before thé lay plates on two tables twice. An international conven- ducted by 8. L. White will meet “While the compensation cost of tries, Vacation Dates Set. AND ORGANIZE flames started, they were believed A carnival dance in the armory Tuesday evening at the Farmers’ maritime accidents in this country tion for Safety of Life at Bea will City schools will close December be hold Janunty 1, 1920, in Eng to be of incendiary origin. Darrel followed the dinner. is not available, ” said Mr. Edwards, union hall. J. C. Orr and John A. Linn Officers 23 to begin the Christ mae holiday Mosby, who was a distance away The meeting of the ladies’ aux “it is possible to quote the experi land. season, it was decided Tuesday Of New Association. on the hill on which the Finley “At the joint maritime com- iliary has been postponed until next ence of Great Britain where night at a meeting of the school IS SIXTH STREET COST Whipps home is located, saw the Wednesday. They will meet at the j stricter supervision is maintained mission -meeting held in Geneva, J. C. Orr, pator of the Baptist board. Classes will be resumed $3.88 THE FOOT flames burst out as if some in May 18 to June 10 of this year, un than obtains in this country, and home of Mrs. O. P. Wills. church, is president of the new January 4. Plans were discussed flammable material such as kero 8. R. Piper, who has been ill, where conditions are somewhat | der tho auspices of the Tnternn- On Council Orders Walks Built ministerial association of Cottage for repairing the heating plant in sene had been used. was reported better last night. I similar. Among 371,000 employes tional Laboj Conference, there Grove, organized Monday. John the west side school building. The Several Streets of City. There was no loss of lumber, His son, A. C. Piper, is here from I during 1923 in marine and dock were discussed such subjects as A. Linn, pastor of the First Metho usual bills were allowed. which is docked at Walden, a dia- ! operations 376 fatalities were re conditions of work in the fishing P-inland. of The cost of the recent paving dist church, was elected secrotary- tance away. The owners of the ported representing n payment of industry, the protection of the Mrs. Markham gave her husband property are Lee W. Peters and Sixth street was $3.885V the front a birthday dinner last Sunday. Nine ■ $395,000 at an average cost of health of seaman, statistics of ship treasurer. They will hold office Flowers IS loom and R. H. Mosby, of this city, and foot, according to figures submit guests besides the family attended. $1,052; furthermore, 16,808 dis wrecks and accidents at sen, eon- until January, when officers for ted to the council Monday night by 1926 will be named. t F. H. Peters of Eugene. Charles White has purchased a ablements cost $1,720,000, an aver dition of deck purgoe» and safety Fier ries Ripen I City Engineer Coiner and later Resident pastors of five churches : age of $102 an accident. This rep at sea. adopted in an assessment ordinance. Ford touring car. “ Steps havu been taken by the attended the meeting and are mem Mrs. Chestner Skelton and son ; resents an aggregate payment of MICKIE SAYS— I The cost of the macadamizing of While frost has visited many I more than $2,000,000 during one Industrial Fatigue Research Board bers of the organization. Meetings Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey All I Chestnut avenue was slightly more will be held once a month. Pro places in Oregon, Cottage Grove ---------------------------------- j year. of England to obtain sickness, ac and baby and Geo. Alldridge dridge than $2.61 the front foot, according gressive steps along the lines of seems to ba tho most favored spot I SURE, V4C MAKE! MISTAKES , to the engineer’• figures, and the visited in Looking Glass over the i “Accident prevention work in cident and exposure to risk records moral, social and civic betterment, I of the famous, fertile, fruitful of 1 fl, 000 dock ynrd workers in OMC6 IM A VUMILEI EV’RMBOCN' I our maritime industries has not, jnwiesaincnt for this street was also week end. A daughter was born November , with few exceptions, been carried England for one yenr with the and cooperation with other organi Willamette. Sweet pens, roses and ; Does, Burr ours arg out m j made. zations of tho city, nre the objects other flowers continue to bloom 1 on to the same extent that it has primary object of determining how The council ordered sidewalk» 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Ardee Geer. of the now association. Coco priut viherc all - kiu and strawberries are ripening. In far the incidence of minor acci ¡in railroad, mining, manufacturing i eonstracted at several points on i most years many have this berry SEE THElA . AUD VJMEM ME north M street, on Ash avenue and Give your home print shop ¡and allied industries,” he contin- dents is related to that of major Rubber stamps. The Sentinel, x 1 on the Thanksgiving table. “On the western coast they accidents. ’' TVGMw. of *tu' ewAuees we on Monroe avenue. first chance. To Stem Vicious Attacks REFERS « MOSBY Mill IS DESTROYED BY FIRE GAVE, MK'RE 'GPRJSGO WE , DOW MAKE MORE X. THE FEATHERHEADS THAU WE DO MR. UAU6H, the man upstairs , is the first man to GET T he best », I'M AU Rl6H1 I JUST «ET F anny - SORT Of DIZZY WHEN OF FEATHERHEAD FELIX VAUGH BOUNCED MAS SO MANY 1HINGS IlKTieUUAR OFF FELIX'S BONNET PRlMYlMft DURING P artisvu «. THE PEOPL£ »ST WEEK W FELIX'S POOR HEAD RESEMBLES a swollen rjmto 2ft uL
