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VOLU^'
NUMBER 23
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1925
„vXVI.
Parents Buy Pills
During Centuries
For Their Children
Songs Used For
To Smoke at Home Christ’s Birthday
■■
Cottage Grove Sailor Lad Visits Strange Lands
New Zealand Girls Insist on Rubbing Noses With Sailors; Australian Girls Wear Skirts
Shorter Than Those of American Flapper.
■V
One Home Filled
With Sadness At
Christmas Time
! While the U. 8. S. Mississippi
I on rubbing noses with those they
1 is lying in drydock at Bremerton,
i met. Both officers and men in- Physicians Win Struggle to Keep
Wash., undergoing its annual over-
i dulged the native damsels in this Tot From Dying From the Ef­
, hauling, all members of her crew
I friendly salutation.
fects of Terrible Bums.
I I have been given shore leave and
The Auckland Weekly News got ■.............................. ......... ..... ■
j one of the number, Ivan 8. Carr,
out a special edition in honor
(By Duncan P. Cameron.)
(Eugene Daily Guard.)
is taking advantage of the o<pa-
of the fleet’s call.
Halftone
Who
is Bettyt If you have been
Sunday Closing; of Theaters Is Christmas as a distinct festival sion to visit his parents, Mr. and
i pictures as clean as photographs
of the Christian church, to be cele- i Mrs. G. 8. Carr of this city.
in the Eugene hospital in the last
filled
the
issue
and
yonnd
Carr
was
Not
even
the
oldest
inhabitant
Likely to Be Presented
bra ted on December 25, came into
The life of the sailor boy is
I fortunate in getting possession of two months you probably know who
being, it would appear, during the full of experiences and young Al can remember when Cottage Grove I one of the numbers which he Betty is. If not we will tell you,
To Voters.
doctors say. Christmas time should
middle of the fourth century. There vin claims he has had his share experienced milder holiday weather. I brought home with him.
be a time of good cheer. Every
is some reason, for believing that of them. Among the events in Doors are open in business houses
“
At
Bydnoy
and
Melbourne,
Aus-
and homes and there is 'danger
That fathers and mothers are this date was taken because it which he took an active part were that the dry, balmy weather may I tralia. wild demonstrations were home and especially every home
purchasing cigarettes for their was the occasion of a pagan fes­ the battle maneuvers west of the result in a forest fire menace. ¡held,” Alvin went on to relate, where there are children, feels the
minor children and are permitting tival of considerable importance in Panama canal in the Pacific ocean Pussy willows aro out and nothing “The residents seemed as pleased Christmas spirit and revelB in it.
such children to smoke the coffin the Julian calendar. “There is no and the more recent* cruise of the but the calendar indicates that to see the Americans as though This is as it should bo.
There is one home in Lane coun­
nails in their homes was a state­ direct evidence,” remarks one his- ’ fleet to Australia.
they had been long-lost brothers. ”
I spring hasn’t arrived.
ty,
however, where the Christmas
ment made at the recent session of torian, “of deliberate substitution,
Alvin claims that the trip to
The hospitality of the Austral­
The entire fall and winter has
the city couucil. The ministerial but ecclesiastical writers, soon after the antipodes was the most inter- ; been one of the mildest ever ex­ ians exceeds that of the south­ spirit will be sadly marred. That
association had asked stricter en­ the foundation of Christmas, mado i esting part of his term of enlist­ perienced here. Roses, chrysanthe­ erners in the United States, the is tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Earn­
forcement of the laws prohibiting good use of the idea that the birth­ ment. Ho says that included in mums and other flowers continue sailors thought, and the whole shaw of Culp Creek. Three months
minors from visiting pool rooms day of the Saviour had replaced I the flotilla which paid a visit to to bloom in tho open. Cottage fleet surrendered unconditionally to ago the father, mother and six
and purchasing cigarettes and to« the birthday of the sun.”
the far-off British colonies were
a people whose one object was to children were very happy. Things
Once established it was not long 113 “battle wagons,” 52 destroyers Grove tables continue to be sup­ make the stay of the sea soldiers were going nicely with them and
bacco.
•
plied with cabbage, carrots, onions,
all were content; then one morning
Members of the council, the may­ before its meaning was celebrated and a large number of seaplanes parsnips, radishes, pons and straw­ pleasant.
or and chief of police expressed in stately and elegant song, ' which were used in scout work.
Alvin’s impression of tho Aus­ Mrs. Earnshaw stopped out to hang
berries
picked
fresh
from
family
themselves as in full accord with “Hymns Ancient and Modern ”
Senplanes are launched from the gardens.
tralians is very favorable. He says up her clothes, leaving Betty, the
tho ministerial association, but con­ will supply many illustrations of decks, of the ships by a catapult
that in dress and customs they are five-month-old baby daughter, in
tended that with lack of coopera­ these old Latin Christmas hymns. | arrangement worked by air and was made at Samoa
similar to people of the United her crib by the kitchen stove.
Presently the mother heard a
tion upon the part of parents who “Veni redemptor gentium” (Come I just as the airship leaves +he leavo was granted, but no shore States, with the noticeable excep­
Mail
was
assist their children in violating Redeemer of Mankind) was written I vessel it is given a push by a
tion thpt the women wear skirts crackling noise behind her, and
landed
and
taken
off
and
the
looking tiround saw their little
the law- its enforcement was made by St. Ambrose: while another fair­ j charge from an especially equipped fleet proceeded in a
shorter than is the fashion here.
home in flames, With true mother
difficult. The hesitancy of citi­ ly well known hymn was composed gun which starts it speeding on its course over the great southwesterly
A
large
share
of
the
importations
briny deep.
love she dashed through tho flames,
zens to give evidenco that might by I’rudentius and begins “Corde way into the upper air.
The routine of the next few days into Australia come from the
lead to conviction for violation of n.'itus exparentis”:
According to young Carr’s story,! was broken when the flotilla United States. American cars and snatched her baby from its burning
law was pointed to as a reason for
the fleet left the Pacific shores | reached a point north of the Hollywood movies are as common crib and carried it to safety. Not,
Of the Father’s love begotten
the difficulty in enforcing many
■last June and arrived off the equator. All who had not crossed as they are in the states. The however, until the baby had been
Ere
the
worlds
began
to
be,
laws affecting moral condition?.
shores of the Hawaiian islands the imaginary line must be initi­ desire of nearly every Australian frightfully burned and the mother
As a result of the appearance He is Alpha and Omega,
after
a voyage of six days steam­ ated, for in the eyes of a sailor, is to come to the Unitod States. sevorely burned in its rescue. Not a
of members of the ministerial asso- He the source and ending He,
ing
at
the regular fleet speed of 12 a jack tar, no matter how long All seem to livo in hope of somo ly burned in its rescue. Not a
Of the things that are and have
stick of furniture, nor any clothing,
ciation before the city governing
knots an hour.
been,
his apprenticeship before the mast, time being able to live under the nor utensils were saved, everything
body, nn ordinance was , ordered
After enjoying a series of re­ is yet a land lubber until he has stars and stripes.
And
that
future
years
shall
see,
forbidding punch boards in any
ceptions and shore leaves at Hono­ crossed the equator.
“Many opportunities prevail in a total loss.
and evermore.
Betty and her mother were
business place in the city, It was Evermore
lulu the boats weighed anchor
x
Australia,
” young Carr concluded,
An initiation something like a
stated that no serious attempt had
With all their differences, the July 1 and in 10 days sighted the kangaroo court is gone through ‘ ‘ for those who are inclined to get rushed to the Eugene hospital,
been made by officers or concerns old Latin hymns have certain well shores of the Samoan Islands, in-
ahead. It is possible to buy a where it was found that the moth­
operating the boards in their places defined characteristics. They are i sular possessions of the United with and the program consists in farm and home on tho installment er’s injuries wero slight but that
summoning
candidates
before
old
poor Betty was terribly burned.
of business to keep minors from severely classical in form, in no : States government. A short stop
King Neptune. The old sea ruler plan with easy payments.”
patronizing them. Cigar store op­ sense popular, while the note is
It was predieted by some of the
eyes
the
candidates,
critically
or
­
doctors who saw her that she
erators present at the meeting stat­ exclusively theologicnl. Two things
ders his doctors to givo each victim
ed that they welcomed the removal account for this.
could not live, but the dovoted
Firstly, the
a doso of soap pills; willing sub­
of the boards, which have become dominant theological thought of the
nurses and doctor in charge would
jects
daub
the
candidate
liberally
more of a nuisance than a source times in which the interest centered
not givo up. Some nights it seemed
with
tar,
then
he
is
thrown
into
of added income.
that she could not live the hours
in the ineffable mystery of the in­
a
tank
of
water.
This
concludes
Members of the ministerial asso­ carnation; and secondly the fact
of darkness through but stimulants
the exercises. Neptune’s court, on
ciation inquired as to the method that the writers were monks, whom
and careful feeding and frequont
to proveei to present to the voters we can hardly imagine filled with Carnival Is Added to The shipboard is made up of those
dressing won the day, and Betty
* who have already crossed “the Driver of Car Denies Charge began
of the city a special act prohibit­ joy that a man is born into the
to improve.
Annual High School
line.”
ing the operation of theaters on world.
Sunday she was taken to the
That He Was Under In-
At Aukland the boat crews
Sundays. It is understood that
surgery and 36 pieces of skin
Production.
Later under St. Francis of Assissi
were given a royal welcome by
fluence of Liquor.
closing of cigar stores and pool a new conception came into being.
were grafted on the little face and
New 7
*
'
Zealanders.
To Alvin it
rooms oli Sundays is also contem­ Here is a picture of the Madonna
head in an effort to make the
Hi Hilarities, annual high school seemed that everybody on the
plated. One member of tho minis­ and her child that might well have
terribly ugly scar less extensive
Cottage
gaily lighted and preserve as far as possible the
terial association has since stated been the inspiration for many an production, was successfully pro Island came down to the shores
wrecked Tucs- natural features. Betty will re­
sented Tuesday evening before a to watch Uncle Sam’s great ships Christmas
that ho doo« not believe these artist’s creation.
was struck by cover and she will not remember
large audience. A carnival that come in. The welcome was spon­ day night
places of amusement and entertain­
n ear driven by James Potts, No her narrow escape from death.
followed kept the crowd in high taneous and whole hearted.
ment should be closed on the first Corne and look upon her child
While city and state government one was injured and tho car was She can only guess at it in later
spirits for another hour or more.
day of the week until after some­ Nestling in the hay:
A few years as she looks at the ugly
The main program consisted of officials feted the officers, the but slightly damaged.
thing has been provided to take See her fair arms open wide,
eight vaudeville numbers and music townspeople put on a round of en­ minutes later Mr. Potts drove his marks left by the cruel flamos.
their place, that their closing On her lap to play.
tertainment for the enlisted men. car into tho front of the Tourist
by the high school orchestra.
should not appear to be an attempt
In the meantime the pationt fath-
“Three Young Maids” was given About the most interesting of all, cafe. He said that his steering or and mother carry on. Begin­
to force church attendance, that She with lcft> hand cradling
Rocked and hushed her boy,
by Daisy Bennett, Lena Wells and Alvin thinks, were the songs and gear had been injured in the first ning again to gather things to
tho churches should stand on their
And with holy lullabies
j Thelma Kern. The maids were two- dances of the Maoris, a native accident and that ho was unable clothe and feed and house their
own feet and draw attendance by­
Quieted her toy.
to successfully make the turn at little flock. Beginning at the bot­
' faced and when they turned around, tribe of New Zealand.
creating a desire for attendance. *
They were very friendly and, in
Thg great difference between ! with fa»es on the backs of their addition to shaking hands, insisted the Seventh and Main streets inter- tom on a logger’s wages is slow
section.
work. But uncomplainingly they
Bailway Deeds Are Filed.
these tqnder songs and the old , heads, the effect was a scream.
Mr. Potts was cited to appear in work away, day after day. It is
Miss
Verna
Leep
gave
an
arti.
’
ic
Deeds for right-of-way for the dignified Latin ones is apparent,
Mill
Goes
Into
Bankruptcy.
police court Wednesday forenoon.
logging railway that is being built Both notes are perhaps necessary Dutch dance and the girls glee
An involuntary bankruptcy pe Ho denied the charge of driving such bravery and devotion and
loyalty that make a home, a real
here by J. H. Chambers were filed to a true appreciation of Christmas. elub gave three numbers.
“A Play on Words” was given tition has been filed for the Blue while in an intoxicated condition home. It is to such a home that
for record Monday in the office of We need to emphasize tho human
Mountain
Lumber,
company,
which
aspect of Jesus from the cradlo to [ by Millicent Burrows, authoress; until a short time ago operated a and demanded a jury trial, posting Christmas gifts can be sent and no
County Clerk Bryson.
bail of $50 demanded by the court. mistake made nnd no fear of chari­
Deeds are given by the follow the grave; but the conviction which J Rachel Short, heroine; Harold Bede, mill at Walden, usually called the
This year’s community Christmas ty misplaced, hospital officials sug­
ing: Frank I’leauard, Orpah Benson, inspired the plder hymn writers, ¡hero; Harry Metcalf, villain; Neil Peters-Mosby mill, The mill was
Daniel D. Franklin, Frank Sherman, that the entrance of Jesus into the : Davidson, father; Gladys Gillespie destroyed by fire, probably of tree had hard luck. Thia was tho gest.
i and Florence Chestnut, curtains;
second time it bad been hit by a
Otto Dobberstein, John Metcalf, world was an act of God will, how-
j
Roy Jones and 'Harvey Heimann, incendiary origin, Several weeks ear. The first time it had not been
ever
explained,
be
felt
to
be
a
G.
Luebke,
Amber
Babcock,
F.
ago
while
the
mill
was
being
op
­
hours, and Robert Veatch, sun. I
in position more than an hour. HALF TAX DELINQUENTS
L. E. Lawson, C. J. Butler, Louisa natural, and even necessary, belief
orated under a lease. The liabilities After the second accident it was
ARE IN COTTAGE GROVE
The
clever
pantomimic
play
on
H. Vilas, Sophronia L. Van Buren, bound up with faith in the fact
are given at $4,237.10 and the removed from the street.
words created much • laughter.
J. I. Jones, Robert E. Lackey, of God himself.
assets at $1,048.
Warrants for the collection of
The tree set in the center of the
English carols fall into two class­ DeEtta Drury, Ruby Melick.
E. Ashby, R. H. McGill, Leon
the 1923 income tax have been re­
Dorothy Kurre, Camille Schneider
intersection
and
the
fact
that
it
es,
the
secular
and
the
sacred.
The
Arne,
George
A.
Dormirn,
Rob-
C.
Holiday C. G. Mirror Out.
and Virginia Hopper got the first
was hit twice indicates that the ceived by the sheriff’s of fine from
ert B. Burnside, E. D. Owens, Luth- former were written for the merry encore with their “DanCe of the
Cee Gee Mirror, high school pub- traffic regulation to keep to the the state income tax collector. Of
er P. McCoy, Jack »Spores and circle around the hearth, or the Square Heads. ’ ’ Ross Glass, old lady, ( lication, is out with a Christmas
fourteen delinquents in Lane coun­
right is not being observed.
convivial board iL the latter to bet
William Arthur Jones.
I number.
A merry Christmas is
ty, six live in Cottage Grove.
used in the chul,„
ih h or
... chanteS
............ from
..— ! and Harry Metcalf, Jew, gave “The I wished for everyone, including
Tho delinquencies have now auto­
house to house to announce tho Shoe Store’’ and Virginia Willis I members of the faculty. That the
Bond Bids Rejected.
matically become a judgment lien
and Irene Griggs wore encored for
coming
of
the
birthday
of
tho
MICKIE SAYS—
reportorial staff of the Mirror is
Bids for over $87,000 in improve­ against property of the delinquents.
redeemer. One of the secular ones their perfect imitation of the anties a live one is indicated by the fact ment bonds, opened Monday night
Many of the delinquents held
of
the
Raggedy
Ann
and
Andy
rag
dated 1695, but thought to be much
that a complete report is given of by the city council, were rejected up payment because of the attnek
dolls.
SPEAKIMG OF STORIE? 06
older, runs:
The jubilee number* by Lola Hi Hilarities, high school entertain- on the ground that the premium made otf the income tax law. The
SüeeES'S. DtOMÄEMER MEAR.O6
Godard, Lois Godard, Mildred | inent given a few hours before the offered was not sufficient. The supremo court, however, ruled that
Now thrice welcome, Christmas,
TW MAU VUUO DtD UOT BEUEME
bonds are to be readvertised, with the tax for 1923 wui legal and
Burcham, Naoma Hilton, Laura i publication was distributed.
Which brings us good cheer,
the interest rate fixed at 0 per collectable.
1U ADVER-XlSHJ&'lr ME BORROMÄ Minced pies at>d plum porridge,
Stewart and Alice Maxwell were
The state income tax WM killed
cent, bids to be opened January 4.
Yonr
home
newspaper
is
always
Good
ale
and
strong
boor,
¡warmly
received.
‘ <100 TÖ &O IkTtO BUSlUßf
Miss Helen Ostrander waj the glad to give assistance in the prep The rate of interest was not fixed by vote of tho people after it had
With pig, goose and capon,
VJVTVA, WRKED MAR.D FOR-
when the bonds were first offered. been in effect one year.
aration of advertising copy.
pianist.
(Continued' on page 2.)
Couucil Points Out Need Of
Cooperation if Laws Are
To Be Enforced.
Carols Stately, Vulgar, Tender
Telling of Coming of Christ
Child Born in the Manger.
Garden l^egetab les
Grow in Balmy
Heather
Hi Hilarities Show
Screaming Success
f
MEARS AMD DIEP OWIMG
$1, 000,000
THE FEATHERHEADS
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Community Tree Is
Wrecked by Auto
Load Limits Limit
Sawmill Operations
Imdemnification of County For
Possible Damage Is
Suggestion.
Tho difficulties that are present-
ed to sawmill operators by
, the road
limits fixed by the county court
were discussed by Mayor George
O. Knowles at the Tuesday noon
luncheon of the commercial club.
The mayor did not offer any criti­
cism of the action of the court,
but suggested that it might bo pos­
sible to save the roads, and at
the same time accommodate the
sawmills, by having tho mills or
truck operators post bonds suffi­
cient to cover damago which might
be done the roads by the operation
of their trucks. It is contended
that small trucks with small tires,
which are permitted to use the
roads, do more damage than the
heavier trucks with wide tires.
A case cited by Mr. Knowles
is that of tho Perini mill on tho
Coast fork. Mr. Perini wishes to
haul his logs over the county road
for a distance of a quartor of a
mile. It is impossible for him to
build a private road for temporary
use because the construction coBt
would bo prohibitive, but ho might
be able to indemnify tho county
for damage likely to be dono. Mr.
Knowles said that this method of
permitting operators to proceed
has been adopted in another county.
H. W. Titus, chairman of the
entertainment committee, spoke of
the plans of the Baptist church
for the erection of a substan*'ai
church edifice within the near
future.
EDWARDS AGAIN HEADS
AMERICAN LEGION POST
Calvin T. Funk post, American
Legion, has elected tho following
officers: II. F. Edwards, comman­
der; Fred Bennett, vice commander;
Marvin Smith, adjutant; Ray Nel­
son, finance officer; P. 8. Bu­
kowski, sergeant at arms; D. P.
Camoron, chaplain; Ivan Warner,
historian; Ivan Warnor, F. L. Gran­
nis, L. A. Stewart and H. K.
Metcalf, executive committee.
The auxiliary has elected the
following offioers: Mrs. Vinal Ran­
dall, president; Mrs. Ray Nelson,
vico president; Mrs. Herbert Whit­
lock, treasurer; Mrs. Max Bird,
secrotary; Mrs. C. O’Hoyt, his­
torian.
Following the business sessions
of the two organizations an amuse­
ment program was put on. Arnold
Eakright and George Harrington
Imxed and Robert Veatch, Harold
Bede, Floyd Bennott and Melso
Blackmore participated in a battle
royal., Music was furnished dur­
ing tho evening by Ed Lundbom,
accordion and Fred Langston, gui­
tar. Refreshments wore served by
members of the auxiliary.
NEWSPAPER advertising makes
big stores out of little ones and
keeps them from going back to
little ones
Getting Her Work Done Early