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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1925
VOLUME XXXVI.
Yoncalla Buildings Thackrah Car Found
In Unique Way
Destroyed by Fire
The Miracle of Advertising Is
That When Applied
In a Common Sense Way
It Brings
Magical Results
COURT LIMITS WEIGHTS
OF TRUCK LOADS
Number of Roads In Cottage Grove
Section Are Affected.
Old Landmark Falls
During High Wind
COUNTY BUDGET BOARD
BEGINS WORK
Estimates In Several Departments
Show Heavy Increases.
NUMBER 12
Nine Foot Cosmos Is Signs to Be Put Out
l ardy Bloomer
For Travelers in Air
Cosmos of the unusual height of
Two Frame Structures Con W. W. Thackrah has recovered in Orders limiting weights of loads The old Knox hop dryer on the Organization of the Lan* county | nine feet are reported by Airs. Standard Oil Company to Dis
sumed by Flames; Entire what probably is a unique way an on several Lane county roads were I Knox farm east of Cottage Grove budget board was perfected at a J. Q. A. Young of Hebron. These
play Guides for Fliers Over
which was stolen six prejared last week by the county went down Sunday in the high meeting
Eugene Thursday. flowerj ordinarily grow to a height
in
Town Threatened for Time. automobile
Airways
of Pacific Coast.
months ago. No trace was ever
court. A number of highways were I wind which swept the valley. Tho County Judge C. P. Barnard was i of two to three feet. Mrs. Young
added to the list recently an I dryer, erected when hop culture elected chairman and T. C. Wheel has many between eight anil nine
Two one-story buildings were de
Cottage Grove, well marked with
nounced by the court. Arrange I was more extensively practiced er of Cottage Grove was elected feet. These giant cosmos did not signs both north and south on the
stroyed by fire in Yoncalla shortly
than now, had l>een a landmark secretary. Other members of the bloom during the regular blooming
ments
are
being
made
by
the
coun
after 1 o’clock tMs morning and
Pacific highway, is to have a sign
ty engineer for placing signs on the for many years. The building com board are the two remaining county season, evidently giving all their displaying its name to persons who
the entire town was threatened for
pletely
collapsed
when
it
fell.
commissioners and M. H. Harlow I energies to gaining their attenuated fly above the city. The sign will
various roads with information on
a time by the flames *which finally
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and H. P. Markusen.
the load limit.
proportions. Mrs. Young was dis bear the words “Cottage Grove,”
were brought under control by the
Roads in the Cottage Grove dis
The meeting was devoted to a couraged and thought they never and will be painted on tho roof of
Man May Lose Foot.
Yoncalla volunteer fire department.
trict to be affected are: Camas
Leslie Morford, * Lynx Hollow consideration of the budgets for I woul<l_ bloom. Finally, after the the warehouse at the local Stand
The buildings, both of which were
Swale market road; Delight valley resident, who wrts wounded in tho the coming year turned in by I early light frosts, tho flowers de- ard Oil plant.
on the main street, were practically
road; Row river road; Mosby creek foot Sunday by the accidental dis various county departments. The j cided that if they ’were going to
destroyed. One housed a pool hall
The plan is part of a scheme
road; Cottage Grove-Lorane road; charge of a shot gun in the hands budgets turned in by the sheriff’s l bloom at all they would have to be of tho Standard Oil company of
and the other a millinery store.
about
it
and
they
are
now
Cottage
Grove-Black
Butte
road;
in
office,
county
clerk
’
s
office
and
of James Alarduca, a friend, was
The origin of the fire is a
California to assist in the develop
Lynx hollow market road; Eugene- returned to his home Thursday af superintendent of schools all show their full beauty.
mystery and the flames had gained
ment of aviation and to increaso
Lorane
road.
ter treatment at a Eugene hospital. increases due to heavy increases
some headway when discovered. A
safety nnd certainty of air travel.
.The foot was badly shuttered ami in volume of business. The budget
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telephone call was sent to G. B.
Each city in which tho company
amputation may be necessary, ac for the district attorney’s office
DELIGHT VALLEY.
has a distributing plant qlong the
Pitcher, Cottage Grove chief of
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also
is
expected
to
be
greater.
cording to a local physician who
police, requesting the aid of the
airways of the Pacific coast will
Budgets for the county ongineer,
is attending the case.
bo marked. The suggestion origin-
(Special to The Sentinel.)
local fire fighting equipment, but
assessor and treasurer were about
Nov. 14.—M. A. Horn purchased
ated with the chief
of ,„j
tho air
it waB not deemed advisable to
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the same as last year.
a new sedan at Creswell last Fri-
leave this city unprotected.
service and stations to be marked
Your home print shop is always
Commission Declares More will bo designated by the air
dav.
ready to help yon in the prepara
Money Is Necessary to Take service.
O. Jackson,
.
Leo Nixon, Oval tion of copy for intricate forms
Tho tonic for the business world
Powell I and L. M. Powell installed of any kind.
Care
of Additional Mileage.' Established airways are in use
xx —nowspaper advertising.
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electric lights in their homes this
between San Diego and Senttle and
Captured Cannon Are Allotted week.
Additional funds will be needed I between San Francisco and Reno.
Bird Rose and family and Oliver
the coming year to take care of 'Phese will be marked first, giving
By Federal Government To Rose
and family of Eugene were
maintenance of the big increaso in ’ tho Pacific const the first marked
Municipalities of the State. dinner guests Sunday at the J. A.
Ports
Three Eugene high school stu
road mileage during 1925, according airways in tho country.
Joll home.
dents were arrested and lodged in
to a statement last week of O. E. along the coast will also be markod
Cottage Grove may secure one
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henson of
jail in Salem Thursday following a
Crowe, county commissioner.
A for guidance of naval planes.
The signs will be in large block
vain attempt to recapture a huge ' or more German cannons or other Eugene spent the week end at the
maintenance fund of $50,000 was
wooden ax, once the property of | captured war trophies for display Lee Nixon home.
advised. The problom will be one letters on a dark background.
Several relatives and friends
the Eugene school and captured in this city by paying freight
of those considered by the county
The gathered at' the Lee Nixon home
four years ago by Salem students I charges on the souvenirs.
budget committee, which met last
during a football game between - state has accepted its full share Sunday, taking a picnic dinner, to
week for the first time.
I
of
the
trophies
held
by
the
ordi
help
Lee
celebrate
his
birthday.
the two schools. Police alleged the
Lane county maintains its rond
nance
department
at
Newport
The
affair
was
a
surprise
to
the
three attempted to break into a
system at a cost far lower than
clothing store where the ax was I News, Va., and shipment will be family. Those present were the
that of many other counties, Mr.
W. E. Nixon, Hugh Nixon, E. J.
suspended above a beheaded dummy ; made soon, it wns believed.
Crowe said. Costs elsewhere run
Some time ago it w-as announced Kent, A. W. Cornutt, E. J. Sears
from $300 to $325 per mile. About
representing the Eugene football
Geese exhausted from their long
I
that
these
souvenirs
would
be
al
and
C.
H.
Haight
families.
team. The boys were released fol
250 miles of road in this county southward flight and confused Uy
lotted
to
cities
of
the
state
upon
|
Miss
May
Blakely,
who
w-as
in
lowing a short time in jail. The
are maintained at a cost of slightly street lights, were reported to have
alighted on roofs of buildings in
proprietor of the store refused to request and agreement to pay ’ jured by a fall several months ago,
more than $100 per mile.
transportation charges, Discussion became worse and was taken to
The question of building a bridge Eugene’s business district Friday-
prosecute them.
was held by Calvin Funk post, a Eugene hospital Tuesday.
across the Coast fork east of Cres night. Hundreds of tho migratory
American Legion, and the recom-
Miss Lois Jackson was home
well also will bo considered by tho birds passed over Cottage Grove
MRS. D. C. JOYCOX DIES mendation made that this city ask from Eugene over Armistice day.
that night, but so far as known
budget committee.
for
some
No
of
the
equipment,
AT AGE OF 84
School^ were closed for thh last
nono of them stopped to rest here.
further action was taken at that half of the week on account of
The honkers were plainly visible
SAGINAW.
Aged Woman Became Member Of time.
teachers ’ institute.
at times flying low over tho streets.
Church in Kansas in 1867.
The shipment to this state will
My loti Haight went to Portland
Tho geese have an acute sense
(Spocial to The Sentinel.)
include everything in the way of this week to enter Behnke-Walker
Nov. 14.—The Saginaw basket of diroction when flying, but soem
Mrs. Devina Cromer Jaycox died war machines from paper musette business college.
ball team played the Lorane team to bo unable to maintnin their
GETTING RADIO NEWS FAR UNDERGROUND.
Friday at the home of her brother. bags to 155 millimeter guns.
Mrs. E. J. Kent spent Tuesday
Wednesday evening in Lorane, los bearing when they got ovor cities
R. T. Clevenger on Row river.
This photograph was taken far 120 foot below the ground surface, ing 34 to 31.
in the Grove at an all-day session
whore lights are bright. Those
Funeral services were held Sunday
down in a caisson, sunk for one A reinforced concrete wall about
of the Kensington club,
who claim to know say once the
WALKER.
J.
F.
Adney
is
able
to
be
out
forenoon at 11 o’clock from the
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon and of the support» to a new sky scrap nine feet thick surrounded it and after a week’s serious illness.
birds get inside tho cirelo of lights
8eventh Day Adventist church,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Conner were er being built at Columbus, O. Theabout 26 pounds of air pressure
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. C. F. Nichols, a former they continuo there until morning
under the direction of Karl K.
Nov. 14.—Boys and girls teams business visitors in Eugeno Tues receiving radio set was placed inprevailed. And the workers heard resident, is here from. Medford to afraid to pierce the wall of dark
Mills.
Elder Rippey officiated. of Drain high and Walker high day.
the bottom of the caisson—someevery word clearlyl
attend the convention at the Bart ness which surrounds tho beams.
Interment was in the A. F. & A. M.- will play basket ball next Friday
Johnston
place this week.
I. O. O. F. cemetery.
night at 8 o’clock at tfye Walker
Mrs. Norman Koch was brought ! VETERAN LANE EDITOR
Mrs. Jaycox was born March 4, gymnasium.
homo Saturday from a Eugene hos 1
DIES IN SOUTH
1841, in Akron, Ohio. She was
Mrs. Mary Smith was a Eugene
pital, where Bhe had been undor1
married April 22, 1865, to William visitor Saturday.
treatment.
W. H. Weatherion Leading Citizen
Leonard Jaycox. In 1861 she be
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith of
The C. A. Morrison family of
Of Florence .30 Years.
came a member of the first Seventh Heppner spent the week end at the .
I Reedsport visited tho last of the
Day Adventist church founded in home of Mr. Smith’s mother, Mrs.
week at the J. C. Conley home.
William Henry Weatherson, vet
western Kansas.
Mrs. n
u.c;.....,. visited eran editor and publisher of the
M. C. Smith.
D. uz
W. McKinney
Mrs. Jaycox became blind in 1900
M tb . Mary Lindsay has returned
friends in Cottage Grove Saturday. West, weekly newspaper at Flor
and had made her home with her from Washington, where she had
Mrs. Marvel Randall and little ence, died last wook in Santa
brother since then. In addition been visiting her sister.
son of Portland visited the past Cruz, Calif. He had lived there
to the one brother she is survived
Helen Montieth was a week-end
| week at the O. Knight home and in but a short time. Ho had been
by one son, J.. D. Jaycox and three guest of Gladys and Eva May
Cottage Prove.
one of tho leadors in the Florence
granddaugnters, Mrs. J. C. Cham Robison of Saginaw.
Miss Mary Allen visited during community for nearly 30 years.
berlain of Independence, Mrs. Ruth
Mrs. E. W. Lisle spent the week
vacation at Wendling at the home Surviving Mr. Weatherson are his
Sprague of Cottage Grove and*Mrs. end in Salem.
of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Allen.
widow, Airs. Cora E. Weatherson,
W. F. Callahan of Portland.
Miss Fina Beach, Vern Keahey
and five daughters, AJicu E. Weath
nnd Harold Hodson were Sunday
NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY ergon, Mrs. Hazel P. Pepin, Agnos
Loquacious Nag.
guests at the Arden Miller home.
E. Woathorson, Airs. D ra H.
They tell of a young married
Tn the student body meeting last
recently Olson and Hpnriett A. Weatherson.
Many
new
books
have
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artist in Washington square who week it was voted to hold a candy
I l»een added to the list nt the Cot
had a predilection for talking in his sale at the literary meeting Decem
Get both the girl and the wed
[ loge Grove public library, Among
sleep. Several times recently he ber 4, the funds to be used to
Tho
thorn is “Etiquette,” the blue ding invitations at home.
mentioned the name “Irene,” and buy fiction books for the high
book of social usage, by Emily quality is better and usually the
his spouse questioned him about it. school library.
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Post. With this book the author cost more reasonable.
“Oh, that,” said he, thinking
School 'was closed Wednesday,
establishes herself as final authori
fact, “is the name of a horse.”
Thursday and Friday.
ty on the subject. No detail of
Several days later when he came
Charles Cotter and Harry Ben-
NOVEL APPEAL MADE BY NEAR EAST WARDS.
the subjects treated is too insig
hotne he asked his wife the news ston went tp Eugene Monday on
Friends of the near east relief ministry of St. Paul of old. Tho strength, insomuch that we dis- nificant to be explained. To the
of the day. ■- “Nothing exciting business.
have recently received from Cor message is particularly seasonable paired even of life.
mind of the author tho structure of
happened,” she said, “except your
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson and inth, Greece, one of the most effec
“But we had the sentence of etiquette is comparable to that
horse called you up twice.”—Shoe family went to Garifiner Wednes tive appeals which this organization at this time, as it serves to draw
Attention to the American observ death in ourselves, that we should of a house of which the foundation
Works Journal.
day.
hag ever issued. It consists of the
is ethics and the rest good taste,
Church services were held last reproduction of a photograph of ance on December 6 of Golden Rule not trust In ourselves, but in God,
a
correct speech, quiet, unassuming
Sunday,
on
behalf
of
this
humani-
which
raiseth
tho
dead,
Sunday in the Walker church.
MICKIE SAYS—
hundreds of little children, on a
behavior
and
a
proper
pride
and
Upon
all
wnntads
for
“Who delivered us from so great dignity.
wide plain, grouped together to I tarian and educational work over
Apart from the wealth
copy is roceivod by
I
seas.
a
death,
and
doth
deliver;
in
whom
form the letters and figures, "Sec
of social information the book eon
pls aw OOMT aoRiww
Dunn Sets Good Example.
Wednesday, three ins<
The passage from the Epistle of we trust that he will yet deliver tains, it is delightful in its spark
J. D. Dnnn, of Ostrander, Wash., ond Corinthians 1:8-11.”
NEIGHBORS PAWR. \ TT AUUOMS
will bo given for 50 cents.
|
Mt.
Paul
to
the
Corinthians
so
dra
The
children
represented
in
this
ling
style
and
is
a
treasure
house
former resident of Cottage Grove,
Maximum of 35 words, Cash
MUA, AMP W
FAIR Tb
“Ye also helping together by of worldly wisdom.
set an example that others would “living epistle from the Cor matically referred to is as follows:
must accompany copy, Ada
US ÇtTMER.. JEÇY SUPPOSE
prayers
for
us,
that
for
the
gift
‘
‘
For
we
would
not,
brethren,
inthians
”
are
but
a
part
of
two
do well to follow. “Send me five
must run in three consecutive
Burroughs bookkeeping form of
HALF OF OUR READERS VJERfc bucks’ worth of the old home town thousand orphans under the care have you ignorant of our trouble, bestowed upon us by tho means of
issues.
of the near east relief in modern which came to us in Asia, that we many persons, thanks may be givon many kinds.
Your home print
' «ORRDWU* “1MIÇ PAPER » OUR paper,” he writes, and encloses a
Corinth alone, near the site of the we»e pressed out of measure, above by many on our behalf.”
shop.
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crisp five-plunk bill.
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secured of the car from the time
it was taken until Mr. Thackrah
received word from Portland that
a mortgage he had given on the
car was due.
The person who stole the car had
taken the car to Portland, had
represented himself to be Mr.
Thackrah and had given Mr.
Thackrah’s address, thereby allay
ing any suspicion as to the ear
being a stolen one. This smooth
way of raising money on the ear
was also a kindness to Mr, Thack-
rha, who went to Portland, claimed
his car and refused to pay the
mortgage, which had been illegally
placed upon it.
Road Fund Increase
Is Held Necessary
Cottage Grove May
Get War Trophies
Students Get Into Jail
Getting Ax
Geese Light on Roofs
In Eugene
A Wantad Three
Issues for Four
Bits
«ußsauptiou ««m;
WULO « OJX IM TWO AMO
John Slaugh Treats ’Em Rough
THE FEATHERHEADS
CASE OF
k
IT WAS
Wtlx'5 ENEMY
I CALLED
UP THE DUMB waiter
ASSAULT AND BATTERY,
SHAFT TO
HIM
MR FEATHERHEAD,
1
Ml NAME A PRXESS
UPSTAIRS,
DROPPED
(W HUEvE PURRBELY)
A CAN OF BEANS
I0WN
K DUMB WAITER
on
S haft
F elix ' s head
so
FELIX
DECIDED
IO CONSULT
MTS LAWYER
ABOUT (T.
29
PERFECT
MR. SLAUGH,
2 AM.-AND WHEN
1b CUT OUT
<
T he RACKET - ZOWIE.' - A
CAN OF BEANS BOUNCED r-
OFF my B onnet
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SERVER GET AFTER iHfi
fellow slaugh right
well , ive fixed this MRD
SlAUGH 50 WE WON'T RIDE
MEBBt T h ATJ THt PROCESS \
SERVER GOING UP M STAIRS
rough S hod over us folks
no* -T hat looks like a
LEGAL flPER HE'S CARRYING
ANY MORE -MY LAWYER IS
HMNG PAPERS SERVED ON
Avronne
AT
LAW
HIM TODAY