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COTTAGE GHOVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON. .MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1927.
NUMBER 12.
H ife Tells I anils ley Strong Prineville Team
Refuses to Teavc Lumber Market Outlook Mayor Assaults (lop Belief in Man Way
Pioneer Days of 1850
To Start Christianity
Becomes Complicated
Recounted in Diary
Held to Scoreless Tie
What To Do
fail in Raifi
H it li l laichet
Of Early Settler
Trouble« We Have in Arriving
Journal of John Wood I k
Bulievod Ouly Record of
WOODLAND, Cal., Nov. 21.—(U
I’)- Ituniel Hayes, «1, wandering
Willie, doesn't want to leave jail
nnd go uut into the cruel, croc'
world -at least until it stops rain
I
ing.
He wns arrested lier*' la co&scc
lion with the »tnrting of a fire
hay
warehou»«. .
thnt leveled a
When th« officer» found he had
no port in starting the blaze, they
ordered his raloase.
Hayes, when nppriW'd of
his
....... loin, stuck his hum) through
the burs in the drenching rain. It
min
came back dripping
with
water.
“You guys nr« nil w«t,” he told
■ie officers, ’’You kept me in j'U
while the sun wns shining nnd now
I'm gonnn stny her* till it wt<jpH
ruining.' ’
Hay«» will be pormi tt*<l to rr-
main ns n guest of th* county Uli
til the «torm pnssos.
Mill Stocks, However, Are Low
und Early Demand Mij;ht
Put Mills on Top.
MANTA ANA, Cal., Nov. 21,—
(UP) Preliminary «»amination of
It E. Dolli-y, mayor of Meal Beach,
■ barged with assault with a deadly
weapon, will be heard in Justice
Kenneth Morrison’» court here to
morrow morning.
Dolley, who wax released on hi*
to
own recognizance, is alleged
have assaulted Constable E. W.
Reed, also of M«al Beach, with a
hatchet. Reed attempted to serve
paper» from the superior «>urt
ordering Dolley to announce a re
' nil election against several of Men|
Beach'» trustees.
Are Because of Starting
at Wrong End.
SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 21,—(U
P)—Even a judge can say too
much — sometimes, according to
Judge Joseph B. Lindsley of Spo­
kane. That is particularly true if
the remarks are printed in all
mediums of general circulation.
in connection with a story in
which he deplored divorces, result
ing in broken homes and children
with but one half the parents they
should have, Judge Lindsley of­
fered “ten commandments on mar­
ried lif". ” The story was printed
in the Spokane paper».
“When 1 got home that night
the Judge said, “I found a marked
copy of the paper waiting me. Two
of the commandments were under­
lined.”
“I will watch my conduct in re-1
gard to those two commandments
the judge »aid, but he declined
to disclose which two command-,
ments his wife underscored.
Central Oregonians Find It Im­
possible to Break Up
C. G. Defense.
Pastor Duncan P. Cameron de-
livered an impressive Thanksgi' -
(Crow's Index.)
Cottage Grove played a scoreloM
•lag xeimoa yesterday furefiOoia at
The general outlook 1» becoming
tic with the powerful PriuuirlliG
(ThU Is th« aai-ond ut a aariaa of ar
the Presbyterian church. He sail
high school team Friday afternoon
somewhat complicated as the holi­
II' I, a lsk. lt fioiu m<
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diary
ol John
in part:
day shutdown» are approached.
on the local gridiron. Most of th«
Wood, • luterani <tf ih« day« ut isto It
“I have often wondered why
preparad for Th* Heniloel «nd ulhrr
Taking th« market ua it actually
game was played in the center of
nsw«|Mp*r« hy Ih« Called 1‘raaa )
the great church fathers, in their
is
today,
there
hria
been
no
change
the field between the 40 yard lines.
lly HTAXLKY IIAlbKY
anxiety for a proper creed that
of uny consequent!« from two week»
Both teams were evenly matched
Halted I'reaa Klatt < urreapoiidvlit
would be all inclusive, did not in­
ago, with the possible exception of
and the game was the most closely
While nearing the Rocky moun­
sert a statement saying, “I believe
n Very marked improvement in in
contested of any played this season.
tains John Wood and his party of
in man.’’ This, to my mind, is one
quiry fur rar material and a stead­
Only twice did Prineville get with­
• migrants hud their first expufienco
nt th« fundamental weaknesses of
ier export demand.
in the 20-yard line in Cottage
with alkali water and for the fust
the church and ot our written
Even though buxine»» has been
Grove territory,
Cottage Grov e
time siiw- sagebrush,
Regarding
creeds. There are many people in
very unsutiafiictory for the pu»t Striking Miners Killed
worked the ball to Prineville ’» 2)-
the latter Wood wrote:
the world that find it difficult to
sixty tiny», mill» have ouly normal
yard line once and another time
“The country along here pre
In Battle at Denver understand nbout God. This, I
stork» or les» on hand and with a
had the ball on the 9-yard mark
souls a rough, rugged and sterile
take it, is because they insist, and
number of the better plants talk­
with four downs in which to make
oppenrnnee; almost dost. ilute ut iiuy
ing seriously of shutting down the
the touchdown, but lost 15 yards
DENVER, Nov. $1,—(UP)—Two the church has insisted, on start­
gras« und producing nothing but
first of December, the question striking miners wen- killed anil at ing our religion at the end farth­
on the next play.
wild sage, n shrub
arise», “What will happen if the least ten I. W W. ami state police est from us. They feel that they
Sherman Smith, a former Univi r
bunches, from two to f<»ur
nulls clone mid open weather con were wounded in a battle at Colum- must have a faith or belief in God
sity of Oregon varsity end, who is
high, i<-s>'mbling u ht I hi our
tinuo» throughout the consuming bin" mine today. The fight fol­ in order to explain the cosmic pro­
den sage.“
■ oach for Prineville, said that Cot
Drilling Is to Start
llel.lsf’’
tag« Grove was the best team
th»*
Th« alkali water r lai med
lowed attempts of 5«M» striking min cess and they are in desperate
L. M. Capps Is Loser
Present mill stocks would uot bo ■•rs and th'-ir wives to rush 15 state straits because this does not come
Prineville has played this season.
lives of lutiny nommli na abown by
At Eugene Oil Well The
I feel this morning the
central Oregon school has
In Bohemia Mines Case ' enough to take care of the mixed guards in an effort to picket the easily.
the following entry in the journal
• nr busini »a conveniently two weeks mine property. Governor William need in some cases of such an in­
played ten games, losing only two.
ot the | pioneer:
if no more lumber were manufac­ Adams has ordered state guard» clusive cosmic faith and yet I feel Negotiationi Continue for Mr. Smith said th« Cottage Grove
•' This morm ug wc atlirted by
line was only one through which
daylight, without noy ' breakfast, Amount Concerned Is Only tured.
mobolized to enter the strike zone. as well that these puzzled souls
should give up trying to under
Operations by American
Retailers are making a strong
his team had faile i to make yard-
nud tía vclrd until J U 'clock be
$1000 but Three Days
stand th« far away end of their
effort to du nothing but a trans
age. He also prais'd the sports-
furs wc reached noy water,
i
nbout
Petroleum
Company.
religion and commence at the end
fer business by delivering mure uut Fear of Debts Drives
manship of the Cottage Grove play-
Testimony Required.
We ha»« now come to
'•
nearest to them. In some cases, if
mure of their purchases direct
ers.
- la a gleni deni of
Two to Suicide Pact you are having difficulty in say A conference between officials of Prineville made most of its yard­
from the car to the job.
‘ r, which is fntnl tu cut
ing, “1 believe in God,” you may the Guaranty Oil company and the age from forward p'sses and Cot­
If
the
mills
go
down
soom-r
than
No
ruso
in
which
u
com
pa
rati
ve-
* •• s if thev are nlloweil
get much light starting closer to American Petroleum company, held tage made most of its gains through
il.
We ha ve paasvd n ly »mull iimouut of money wits in­ usual, it 1» a certainty they will not
PORTLAND, Nov. 21,—(UP)—
imlser of ilcud
animai», volved has been of greater interest renuine »awing at the curliest be­ Fear of creditors drove Mrs. Marion home and saying, “I bqlieve in in Eugene Thursday night, left the ; the line on spinners and reverses.
man. ’ *
local oil well promoters confident Each team recovered a fumble,
(■ ivo becn poiaoued bv drink to this community than that of the fore the first of January and very Johnson, 30, to enter a suicide
He concluded by quoting Ix-igh that drilling will be resumed short­ Umphrey, for the locals, recover*
mg liti» water.”
Agni«, “Our Cottage Grove Adjustment bureau likely Inter than thnt. Io this pm-k with George Oaland, poliee,
ing a Prineville fumble in midfield.
• attic auflcred extremely tur wn i gainst L. M. Capps, former owner event, someone is going to be up believed today. Mrs. Johnson died Hunt's poem:
ly-
Abou lien Adh.-iri (may his tribe increase)
Aside from that no comment ! The entire Cottage Grove line
ter; we hnd lunch difficultv k««p of the Musick, Vesuvius and other against it for lumlier, provided bud last night shortly after swallowing Awoke on- nlrht from a <l«o-p dream of
peace
ecull be obtained from W. A. El­ played a good brand of ball, both
ing them frolli thè nlknii water properties in the Bohemia mining weather does not atop construction Blackleaf “40’’’rose spray, a dead
listriet. Th'' amount for which the work and place the retailers in the lv poison. Osland, an employe of And aaw within the moonlisht in h. a room kins, president of the Guaranty Oil on offense and defense, and fought
along the r>>ad.
Making It rich and like a lily in bloom
company.
every minute. Goff, Cottage Grove
Traffic troubles again presented adjustment bureau sued was $10ft0, p "-ition where they will need only a Brookings, Ore., contracting firm, An Angel wriunr in • book of gold.
peaee had mad* Ben Adhrm
“There has been too much said halfback, outpunted the Prineville
a problem to the emigrants. July but because of the claim of the de n minimum footage to take cure of was in the hospital today in a ser Kxcrrdlng
bold
I am confident kicker from 10 to 12 yards on
4 the emigrants experienced auothei fense that the note was given as their trade.
And to the Preaence in the room he aa’d. about this already,
Already an atmosphere of caution ions condition.
''What writeat thou I” The vision raised that the American Petroleum eom- each punt.
Swanson at quarter­
stampede. Where automobiles rush part of the purcbaso price of
ita
head.
That is all I back made several good returns of
along today at #0 miles per houi, property which the holders of the is beginning to appear through th«!
And with a look made all of awrot accord pany is all right,
During the past week
Anawrred. "Th* namea of those who love care to say. ”
punts for the locals.
McCargar,
he reported the train made IN mile note could not deliver, tho can« northwest,
Giles Again Postpones
thr Lord.”
•
was tried upon the question of it is safe r to say that nu^-e busines«
-Mr. Elkins was asked if the regular quarter, was out because ot
■ luring the day.
''And la mine one!’* aaid A boil. “Nay
not ao.''
Start Flight Australia Heplied
American Petroleum company in an infection,
It was whilo going up n hili thnt ownership of a large amount of ha» becn turned down than there
th* Angel. A boa apoka mere low
ha» been since the middle of sum­
The Cottage Grove lineup was:
the “cattle gave another splendid property in the mining district and
Hut cheerily still, and Mid. “I pray tended to proceed with the plan of
mer.
No
one
wonts
to
obligate
thee. then.
selling $50,000 worth of gold notes, Brand, le; King, It; MeLin, lg;
exhibition of their flcetne»», but threo days of testimony was token
MAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
21.
—
(U
bitiiM'lf to furnish lumber during
Write me aa one who loves ilia fellow
part of which wa» understood to' Scheufele, e; Umphrey, rg; Kelly,
we succeeded in stopping them in before the case went to the jury
men. ’ *
Deieuibcr at present prices on ne P)—The sodden ru.iwuy at Mills The Anjrel
wrote and vanished, The next have gone on the local market.
i rt; Murry,
...
re; Swanson, q; Rollins,
their wild esrCi-r before they got Mnturdny.
field
forced
postponement
again
to
­
count
of
the
uncertainty
of
the
nlrht
Herbert
f-eigh, an important
“Yes, they are trying to sell lh; Goff, rh; Gates, fb; substitu­
to the top of the hill. <>h, whnt
He
came
again,
with
a
great
wakening
day of the proposed flight of Cap­
tin'm in a block. I am sure they tions, Wilson for Rollins, Stewart
light
n destructive sight it would huv< witness in the case and veteran of supply. That 1« true of both
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Boheuua
district, was stricken wholesalers and manufacturers. At tain Frederick Giles, British avia­ And showed the names whom love of won’t try to sell any in Eugene, for Swanson, Arne for Murry,
been hnd they xtartvil flown Ih­ the P
<>od
hath
blest
tors,
to
Honolulu
on
the
first
leg
his present price» no one enn make a
And. to! Btn Adhem'a name led all the all away from here.
hill. Thus far we hnvc le'en re with paralysis after giving t
Ward for MeLin, Martin for King,
of his proposed flight to Australia.
rnt.
I
* * I said I didn’t want to say Rollins for Wilson.
niarkably lucky with our statu testimony. His condition is reported profit and the opinum that noth
Murry for
mg
is
to
be
lost
by
waiting
is
be
­
as critical.
.
pi'dea. ’*
any more.
You are asking too Brand, 8tewart for Arne and Me
County Jail Population Decreases. many questions.”
coming more general daily.
Independence day did not go un
MONEY GIVEN GREATER
Cargar for Swanson.
In the final analysis, while im­
The number of inmates in the
He admitted, however, that the
When CHIEF PITCHER MAKES
noticed by the travelers,
The last game of the season for
THAN
AMOUNT
ASKED
mediate conditions are unquestion­
county jail is the smallest in a plan as announced a few weeks ago the locals will be played Thanks­
they made camp that evening
EATERS SPLIT WOOD ably bad, the relation of the sup­
year, according trf H. L. Lee, coun­ is still hoped for. By that plan giving day, when Independence
“David Ixiofborrow ascended th •
While a complete tabulation has
ty jailer.
Only 19 now occupy
ply to the demand is not ns much
stage (Lone Rock) nnd there de
Those who would cat must pay out of balance as appears ou the not been made, it is certain that cells, the present term of circuit the American Petroleum company, high school will be here,
holders of Wyoming oU properties,
Prineville has offered Cottage
livered nn exciting njiecrh, which with sweat of the brow, if they
the community chest drive went
we nil crediteli by loud applause, haven't the cash, in the opinion ot surface, for wo are going into th« over the top. It is believed that court having disposed of a number would continue drilling to the ex Grove a return game next year, to
no
stock»
of
any
eon-
of
cases
of
men
who
had
been
held
Jimmy Higgcn was heard to »ny that veteran in the treatment of winter with
tent of spending $50,000 on the be played in Prineville.
contributions w ill total $1300, while
for several months pending trial. City Outlook well.
sequence on hand at either mill» o'
> Thank God.’ ’’
the budget set was $1200. Worker-
“tourists,” Chief of Police Groen yards,
The record number lodged in the
If production is reduced
For remuneration the Guaraaty
Tragedy stalked evetywhere along Pitcher. Two of th« genus hobo
found a splendid spirit in the com­
Stewart Speaks Before Lions.
jail
nt one time is 55, this having Oil company is to give the Atneri-1
buying
slacks
off,
and
that
before
thnt trail from th« east to th« stopped nt the Palace cafe this
munity.
been
about
two
years
ago.
The
a
strong
probability
now,
seems
LaSells
Stewart, who recently re­
can Petroleum company one-third of
west. July 10 the pioneer wrote: morning and left without consults
This is to be the only drive of
all oil produced on the 20-<cre leave turned from Paris, where he at­
"We passed several wagons this lion with the cnshicr. The chief price» will be affected immediately any character to be conducted in high mark for this year is 50.
on which the City Outlook well is tended the American Legion con­
morning, with families of women of police was notified and he over nnd it is possible that huvern may the city during the year for funds
’ If they
Mrs. F O. Bennett Dies.
located: leases on approximately vention, spoke at the Thursday
and little children, and oh, what took the men, brought them back be stimulated to action,
for charitaldfl purposes, including
Mrs. H. Omer Bennett, wife of 2000 acres of oil lands held by the noon luncheon of the Lions club
are and the mills once get tho Red Cross,* Salvation Army, chiK
sad countenance» they wear; they to th<* city and net them
to
a former superintendent of schools Guaranty Oil company, and $50,000 on his trip to Paris and to the
upper hand the prospects for bet- dren '» homes, etc.
reminded me of n train of mourn chopping wood for the cafe.
here, died last week at Lebanon, in unsold treasury stock.
ter prices in the spring will be
French
where
battlefields
the
era, following the remains of aoui •
where the funeral has been held.
greatly
enhanced.
A. E. F. fought,
departed friend to the tomb, nnd
Civil Service Exams. Taken.
SAGINAW.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, also a
The next three weeks arc full of
The club voted to contribute $25
perhaps this may be the case with
Seventeen took the civil service unknown quantities thnt will de­
daughter Ceeil, were teaching in FATHER-SON BANQUET
to the community chest. The com­
them before the sun shall set—and
(Bpeeial to thr Sentinel.)
r lamination for the position of termine what to expect during Jan
the Lelmnon schools. There is an­
IS LARGELY ATTENDED mittee appointed to arrange ways
it mny be our painful task, none ■
postoffice clerk carrier given Satur­ uary and February.
19.—Mr». M. C. Koch and other daughter Beatrice, a fresh­
Nov.
and means for raising money for
but God can tell who of us shall
More than a hundred attended the construction of pillars at the
small son Dennis visited November men at O. A. C.
Oh, day. Thia is the largest number
nppear before him next,
to take an examination of this kind
the father and son banquet given north and south entrances to the
11 at the Sam Button home in Eu-
solemn thought, nnd if we judge
in the district, according to Sam 42 FAMILIES ARRIVE
Playlet Is Given.
gene.
Friday evening in the Presbyter­ city reported in favor of joining
th« future by the past, it will not
Schwartz, secretary for tho United
returned
Members
of
Mrs.
C.
W.
Beatty
’
s
has
ian
church. Pastor Duncan P. with some organization to give a
Buerlson
Jessie
IN
MONTH
OF
OCTOBER
of
us
will
be
be long when not one
States civil service commission in
home, after being away working Sunday school class of the Presby­ Cameron presided and inspirational circus or * entertainment to raise
left to tell the tale of our woes;
this district. Ra'sults will be known
terian church gave a playlet, talks were given by Mayor Know!e< money,
PORTLAND, Nov. 21,—(Special.) for a year.
hope in many hns almost given
in about a month.
the
road
“
Thanksgiving Ann.” last evening. and 8. I.. Godard. Responses were ,
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meeting
of
A
special
—
Forty-two
new
farm
families,
so
long
ns
way to despair, but
with new capital of $127.500, were district held at the Walker high It took the place of the regular given by Lloyd Griggs and Cecil ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■]
then* is life there is hope nnd we
ProHidents Are Discussed.
-
reported as a result of the land school building last Friday voted sermon. The playlet attempted to Armes, president and secretary of ■
s* tuggle on.”
Short talks on Lincoln, Roosevelt, sell lenient work of the Portland against the proposed specinl road* show that through our own selfish­ the Lion Pioneers. Mrs. Roy Short :
:
After many days of travel, July
Taft, Bryan nnd Wilson were giv­ mid state chambers of commereo tax.
ness we forget what we owe Gol. and Mrs. G- orgc Matthews sang a
■
IB “finds us on our sickly course
en nt hist week’s meeting of the for October.
fui
duet, the church orchestra
Mrs. Potts of San Diego, Cab, The parts were well taken.
i
to the promised land. We are now
community public spoaking <dnss.
nished music and those present
California contributed seven fami­ has been visiting for several weeks
ubout 2,000 miles from our homes,
Each member also gave an im­ lies, Idnho two, Iowa three, Kan- with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharon.
Youugsou to Speak Her«,
joined in singing old-time songs. :
mi our way down the western nide
On account of Thursday
promptu one-minute tnlk. The class »ns six, Minnesota three, Nebraska
A
description
of
a
world
tour
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Whitlock
ov
<
r
of the Rocky mountains, mid
voted to discontinue its meetings five, South Dakota two, Texas and children of Cottage Grove were recently taken by him will be given
Matlc
Honorary
Members.
Vets
being Thanksgiving Day, ■■
1,000 mill'« from California.”
until
after
the
first
of
the
year,
as
Veterans of the Civil war and
two, Washington two, New York dinner guests Novomber 11 at the at the Methodist church Tues­
pre
Thursday’s Sentinel will
Agiiiti traffic difficulties
there arc too many demands upon two, Indiana two, Wisconsin two l.ogiui Bear home.
day evening, November 29, by W. veterans of Indian wars have been
sented themselves ns the travelers
I
be printed and delivered
the time of members at present.
E. H. Koch has increased his W. Youngson, well known Portland made honorary members of Bert B.
mid North Dakota, Colorado, Cana­
arrived nt Green river, “over
Chandler
camp,
Spanish
War
Vet
­
pastor
and
pulpit
orator.
He
will
poultry
flock
by
tho
purchase
of
da
anil
Chinn
each
contributed
one.
: W ednesday.
which we ■ must ferry our wagons,
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come here under the auspices of erans. This action was taken at a ■
....i
Th!- ferrv is kept by Mm mon»;'
Beck-Nor and Greenwood In-j Eighteen other families arrived 100 Anaconn pullets from Mrs. the
meeting of 'lie elimp Friday night. !!»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Luba brotherhood.
Anna Morgan of London.
$4.50 per wagon. We come Tax Books. The Sentinel but have not vet located.
Could hot •ross today on account
of a gr, nt ninny being here before
By Otbcrnc
i 1 i lie ferry-boat being very
.1 having to be worked by
han , it was rather slow work, so
we swam our cuttle over, and then
drove them up the river about
three miles to tolerable good
gruss. ’ ’
Kind in Existence.
Thursday’s Paper
Wednesday
THE FEATHERHEADS
COAST FORK FOR TAX
DORENA, SAGINAW NIX
Road district No. 15 (Coast
fork) voted a special tax of $<1,-
73«.17 nt u spocial meeting Satur­
day.
Tho Doronn and Saginaw
districts defeated proposals for
special levies. County Commission­
er Anderson is of tho opinion that
districts voting down special taxes
did not realize tho importance of
such taxes in getting additional
funds from O. * C. lands nnd ns
match money for county funds.
Upset Over the Upper Set