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» ntinrl o ,f O Mwr»ry COTTAGE GROVE, I*ANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 192*. VOLUME. XXXVIII NUMBBB 11 Bungalow Team Takes Cabin Biplane A Left. Fausleville Artists Come Two Men Slug Sheriff /'. O. Night Service Is Sickness Cuts Down Probably for Revenge Eighth Win in Row For New Year .7/ Local Fichi Christmas Programs To Continue next Monday at >r the first time a rear 1'329, the n ia »(aging a for the guest. A •e, for whl<h the at 11:30, will fo ld« theater. Th«..*- ho program have in« and exprnar in ville arti»tn from is, <'hi<*ug<), Holly , Eugene, <uip irrr. Moat of thrill ml arr yrt far Reduction on Used Cur*, hi creuse of Qus Tax Are Favored by Official*. t Several suggest ion* that may rr suit m stat«’ Iriislation changing the nutoinobiI«« Been»«« fee aud the gasoline tax law* were rerom in«’i>ded nt ti meetiug of the kgi lative I'ununitteu of ruunty judge« and comtiiiAAiuncr« h«*ld at I'orlluud Friday. Judge (’ p. Barnard ut l.aur county 1» chairman of thi» «* utn mi t tee ’’The policy ««f th«’ ruunty judgv •.n«l com in insioner* i* to promote «urn«« Irgiafotion thnt will meet thr a«’r»|» uf the statu and ntill nut r> quire that all our »tab* motor law* be re«’»st A «iiiipl«’ ainriiiliuent to prMMtut laws we believe woubl to* much better than u general change uf all law» bearing on the ear l> • ru»ra null gn*u»lilir I«' f«*« k. « id Judge Haruard. Tur legi»foliv«« r<iininitt«*«i iccum iusnde<| a general reduction of 2*» per rent in the licru»«* f«*r for all cam mure than two year» ol«l. New car« would require a been*«* ba«e«l on th«* promt law. Thi» wuubt »tpply only fur twu year». Thin ad «iltiuunl 25 per rent un new car* over old car« would g«» tu the coun ties und«*r the provision» of th« prupu«e«l atu<n«lmv:itA of thy judges and rotnuiisaiurer*. Au ndtiitiouai tax of one cent the gallon un i n*u line i* advocated. On«* half of this would go tu the counticA and on* half to the »tat«*. Those who favored a |M-r«onal property tax on automobile» point«*<l out that it wna not quite fmr to aur*« an old car the «ame a* a n< * rar a* is duue with the aam«* 1« rm««* ft»r applying to all car«, Un tier the change proposed by the county official* th«* 25 per rent rlcrsA paid for licen««'» for rar* lea» than two _ year» r«*ar» old would law ______ would ,___ pro remedy thi». '"this ’ _______ vide /or a tax on the value of the rar and would I m * about the «nine «• if a property tax were paid,’’ Juilgr Barnard »aid. It is estimated that thi« law would cut slightly the total rvvvnu« from automobile »ourr«*« of lh> stale and increase slightly that re roivetl now by the counties. Thi would be equalised after a «hort time, as the state*» share of th«* automotive revenue in increasing about 1700,000 a year. It was explained thnt no pro vinion was made a» to whether th«* tax returned to the counties nhouhl the fund» for general pur pose» or to the road fund. Thi« could l»e arranged by legislation ia’cr, Judge _ Barnard »aid. The judge» anti commissioner» also rec otnmrndrd that state legislation le enacted to compel counties to put all funds receive«! from autumotiv« «ourren into sinking fund« for road bonds and intermt. In Lane eoun ty this j» done now, but a number j uf counties do not follow thi« policy. This year Lane county re eeivi’d about 992,<KX) ns its »hare of the fees. , Masonic Bodie« Install Joint m«t r tintion of the Ma*onh and Eastern Mt ar lodges was hchl Friday night liefr«*«hment-< wer »ervad following the ceremonies. It A. Trask, retiring patron of th«* Htar, installed th«* following: Mia* Marietta Hainant, worthy matron; Mr». Marturrite Lebow, asAorint«* matron; Mr*. Anna Swim i -«.ii. 11 nii i. t, ifn 1» . « i. rnond, eonduetrOM; Mrs. Merle Woods, asaocinte conductress; Mr-« Ruby Wynne, marshal: Mr» Clyde l.connrd, musician; Mis* Myrtle Krin, Adah; Mr*. Mchofield fitew art, Ruth, Mr*. Albert Woodard, Esther; Mr* Gladys Hall, Martha; Mr». Ruth Itandnll, Electa; Mr* Cha*. Hhandn, warder; Olaf ()l«vn. sentinel Duncsn p Cninerun, pn Iron elect, was unable to be pre* ent V. T. Riitidnll, retiring mnstcr of th«* Manonic lo<lgr, installed the following.* Dab* Wyatt, worshipful master, Ell»ert Mmitb, senior warden; C. F. ('aidwell junior warden; W. E. Lebow, H. I).; H. B. Grigg«. J. D.; <’. W. LvuuRi«l, Aucrotury; Burt Trank, iiinr»hal; A. E. Walker, M. M.; Earl Ntewart, J. M.; F. L. (Iran nis, tiler. NEWSPAPER advertising make« big stores out of little ones and keep« them from going baek to little ones. is uf tlu-ir whip making t iu-| r fog without say anything their ship and w«*re drMihHig tb«*ir <*u )<• pinn«*'n engin«*« wer«« foil ml tiutl hu roveriug or Of*» of miy kuxl wit« furtifone«! •hip. Boy Tells Santa ths Brother On i The controversy which long hie I«. waxed warm among elders as have whether or nut not there is ii a Ranta bark Clau« seems to have b«’en taken up by th«* youngster». A letter a<l drensed, “Mr Hants C|au«M*, Mr. Br«*.|, North Pole,” re MIDWINTER UNION MEET follow»: “ Detir Hantn <'fou*e IS TO 8TART SUNDAY •end me a trycirle dont *cnd •*r any he dunt think there Ha n t a. ” Th«* envelope bore a Christina* m * m | for postage, but Uncle Ham** employes have been in«trurt«*d not to fo* too severe in demanding the Itaptiat church will be the «taitip« upon letters a<!dre****d to •|M*aker. Other »• rvir « of th«*: old Manta, •<> the i«*tt«r was de week will I m * a* follow Rev. I. (• livered a» directed. The Irttef did Shaw of th«* Cnrfotian church will j not reach it» intermediary addrea <*p«'uk at the Prrsbyterfon church •**•«* until the day before ('hristma*, l>ue«-mb«-r 31 and Januarv 2, Rev. hut its contents were forwarded by w .1 iferrow of th.- Methodist radio »nd it in to be hoped that church will preach at the Baptist Santa was abl«« to fill the tricycle church J January uhiin ry 1 and 3 nml Ilex order. Duncan P. < Cmn«*ron 'n in«*ron will «pr th«« Methodist church January Prisoners Get Turkey. Prisoner» in the l«anr c«*ui were more fortunate on (’hi •lay »o far a< rat» were eon than many «»n the outside, feasted <»n two force turkey fixing» furpi»h< d by J. K. b uf Eugene. Pastry nn» fui by Hotel (»»burn. LONDON <Mpr. 1.1 lo ll>. H-nlinW.) Dee 24 Mrs. Jis* Brook hart I» recovering from ih<* fiu. Ivan Lyon* is ill with flu. (Tnu>lr Short ridge, who ha«l bcru working nt MTe»twoo«l, ('al.. »«•venU month«, returimd Snturday to «pend th«« holiday» with horn«* folk*. Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Shipp will go to Hood River to «pend Chri»l- man with Mr. '• parent» and to attend the ng of a aiater of Mr. Shipp. Mr. and Mr». Vrrn Short ridg« drove up from W««»twood, Cal., to ••pend the holiday» with Mr. Short ridge’» parent a, Mr. and Mr*. W 0. Sh«tft ridge. A. L. Woo<ford, Mr». Suaie Car lib* anil Mr*. William» uf Cottage Grove »p*’nt Sundax* afternoon with Mr». (> P. Will». Mi*« Viola Welty arrived Sun lay from ('entralia, Waah . to »pend the holiday» with h«*r •is- ter, Mr». C. H. Wood*. Mr. anil Mr». Bert Baughuian. nrrompanied by Mr. and Mr*. I), hriki”, till of Graton, Cal., drove up Munday to spend the holidays with Mr«. Baughman 'a mother. Mr*. Mary Massey, and other rela tivv*. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will go to Portland in a few day*. Th«* Woodard mill »hut down Saturday for a ten «lav»' vacation. The | program given ............................ by the Lon don ar hool I pupils Friday evening wan well presented and well al tende«L Mr*. W. L. Town»«*nd in on the »ick li«t. Robin Wood* 1» on the *i«*k li»t. Harold Phillip* ha* a rived from Seattle to apend the holiday* with hi* parent*, Mr. and “ Mr*. “ “ Robert Phillip* Mrs. <?url King and children of to spend Toledo are expected par < 'h ri*t inn* with .Mr*. King's _ ent», Mr. and Mr*. Phillip*. Mi*» Thelma Thornton of (’of tag«* Grove i* spending the holiday* al th«* Jo«» Brookhart hotife. Mr*. Mary Ma»*oy ami non John anil Mr. and Mr*. Bert Baughman are »pending Chriatmn* at the Wil limn Ma«Hoy home near Cottage Grove. John Perini recently killed two cougar*, lie »ay* the varmint dog* he lined nre Oregon ririaed. Smith-Short Store Takes Role of Santa The Smith Short grocery gave away a bunch of Christmas pres ents Monday night as follow»: 34 piece dinner net, Mrs. Ed Smith; Monarch rocking chair, Mr». F. E Houser; cedar cheat, Mr». Fred Bennett; -I sack» F. F. flour, Mrs. Hill Whitlock; four piece doll »ei. Mr«. T. H. Moody; 100-pound sack can«* sucar, R C. McNew; electr*c mixer-. Mr* William Wat »on; salt and pepper, »hak«*r». shakers. Mr». J. A. Poweil; il: 12 runs cans veg vegetable», Anna KaytuMd; five pounds ~ Golden West coffee, Verx’a Dame wood; electric bridge lamp, Mrs. F. La- Blue; Swift Premium ham, N. W White; one year subscription to Cottage Grove Sentinel, Mrs. A W. Coon»; large doll. Je*»ie Rip »Unger; ca»»eroTe, Joe Tonole; elec tric corn popper, Mr». Vivian Wil limn»; 12 can* Alpine niilk. ('nr! Witt««; two can» malt, B (). Smith; Myrtle gallon Shell motor oil, Maltsmnn; two iarg«* I «a th towel*. Mr». L. McAboy; Gillette razor. M. Veatch; ............................ •' pur«» fonl, pail Swift R A. Tra*k; two ran* Ehrmnn olive*. Allee Me<\ Miller; 25 bar« White \Von<ier noap, G. A. Sham pang; »ack of mdu J*. J. J. K«n nedy; two box«*» F. C. B. cracker». Eugene Finn«*n; Znn broom, Vinal) Randall; two package« Crown pa* try flour, C. A. Hinton; can SnMI cup greaae, A. H. «Tudkina; three pound can Ghlrardelli chocolate, Mr*. C. S. Robert»; pail Swift'» jewell, Rubv Wynn*; 5 can» Ar mour's protluct», Leslie Herenden; 12 bam Maxine toilet aoap, Hope Fefoter; two packag«*» Alber'» buckwhent, Charlen Whetael; two jar* G. M. mayonnaise, V. D. White; two pound» Cottage Grove Red Rose butter, Mr*. C. E. Grable, two package» M. J. B. rice, M. M Wheeler; two jar« Gold M. apread, W. N. Hubbell; six package» Un« gon macaroni, Roy Mow; »ack Alber'a rolled oat», Karl Keeler, sack Alber'» flapjack flour, John Sprigm; 21» pound can Calumet baking powder, Kelly Perini; can JohiiNon liquid polish, O. W. Black more; coffee percolator, F. McFar land; drinking net syrup, A. G. Milligan; 12 packages noodles, Ben Perini; set jar holders, I, O. Kren son; two ‘ bottles Knight ent sup, C. H. Kime; box ('hri*tinn* cigars, Steve Tonoli; box Christmas candy, C. C. Cruson. Sheriff Frank E. Taylor, whose office has handled many criminal, charged with slugging others, was himself the victim of thugs Sa ur ■lay night. He sustained a bad gash on his head and other ruts and bruises and was unconscious for some time. The sheriff arrived from Port- land at 10 o'clock and had started to walk south on Lincoln street toward his home when he was ar costed by two ir.eu and was struck ■o quickly that he did not realise that be was being attacked. When the sheriff recovered eonsciousnes. In- found that hr had not Ix-en robbed, so it was thought that tb<- men either became frightened al ter striking the sheriff or hai slui god him fo. revenge for some fancied grievance. Only a meager description of the thugs was obtained. Both wore masks and carried gnus The sheriff was able to be at hi, office a »hort time Monday with his head In bandages. Hundav services in the Cottag* Grove church»-* were giv«-n over to the Christmas season and progriran were given by the choir» and Mun day schools. Attendance wa« light due to the prevalence of »ickn«*«« Home of the programs were short ene«l berau*e some of those taking part were sick. Th»* Hun «lay school of th«* Bap tint church gave its program at the forenoon servir«* at 10:30 and the spirit of the ««-anon was ex pressed in »ongs and reading». At the evening service th** choir ga it» musical program. “The Htory of th«* Christ“ i the subject of Rev. I. G. Mbaw the forenoon service of the Chris tian church. Mpecial mnnie wa> given under the direction of Wil ifom Meleaine of the E. B. F. A program by the young p«*opfo and the choir wa» given at the evening ■erviee. The program wm followed Lana Bonds to Be Burned. 1 by a Cbriatmaa treat for the chil I^aae county will destroy 8256, ' dren. Rev. W. J. Morrow »poke at th*- 500 in road bond», these being the Methodist church Munday forenoon last of the issue of 82,000,000 on ** Praise God for the Un»peak R L Bliley Jujure» Fluten R L. Bailey. employe of the authorised by vote May 21, IMO. | ¡able Gift.” The evening »erriw Mtandard Mesoning the regular society, au» Thin amount of the total issue was 1 ' was given over to HongM and twined tw<> ma«hrd finger» of tkr set aside for the county’» »hare of ' Ckri-tma» program. left hand several day* ago. A »lot th** improvement - of the Wiliam | reading* were given by member* was t<> b<* emptied of its timber* t ette highway. ; of the primary Sunday school Thi* wa* »evaral year* before the | i elarae» and among thoae taking part nod Bailey did not notice that tb<* ! county received a check for mon : were Frances and Bunny Kelly, lifting apparatus had not yrt pushed the tnnbur ha«-k up the »lot. I than *81,000,000 on the Oregon A ’ Marcia Bru nd and Margaret Quim The timber nt the bottom of the « California land grant tax refund. by. A Christ ma« pageant was giv- highway bond« i , en by the advance.! Sunday school slut had become fastened a short The Willamette dislanne ulxjve the connet ter, which : were the only ones remaining an i ; efoaaes and at the clone of the pro also support* the timber» in th«* | sold from the original issue of $2, i gram a Chri»tma* tree was en slot, and thin gave the appearanc«* | OOOJMJO. Part of the O. A C. fund I joyed. ___ of the tiinlwr having tasen raised | was set aside to take care of the The choir under the direction of to a safe paaitioa by the unloading Willamette project and the»? bunds : Mi«** Esther Silsby presented it# ! program at the forenoon service of apparatus. When Bailey struck th«* *’«*re never issued, The bond, in denominations uf I the Presbyterian church. The pro connector he held hi* other hand to catch it, but in»tead of the con . »500 and »1000 number 33. Th«- ! gram included “The First Christ neejer flying out the planks from order to destroy the unissued bonds mas Morn.” “Holy Night,” “Calm abort* dropped down an«! caught the was given Wednesday by the eoun on the Listeaing Ear of Niglit” tip» uf the fingers of the second ty court to Graer Hrhisks, county ■nd ••■’•i... Pint D»y of the King.” and thir«l finger» of Bailev'» left treasurer. The bond* will be ' Scripture readings were given by hand. burned. i Rev. J. L. Beatty. The Sunday I school presented its program at tne evening service. FIVE TONS OF PIPE COW TESTING GROUP IS READY TO ORGANIZE INTO SES0NH0US JOB The contract for installing a fire Sufficient tneuil»er«i have lx*n obtained for the proponed cow protection system in the mammoth («ratine association l*cing organize'! I sesonhous Of the Standard Nesoning under auspice» of the agricultural society at Latham has been awarded department of the high school and to Rchofield Stewart. A number of a inertiug for permanent organiza bids were submitted by Portland tion will be held at 1 o'clock Sat firms. The contract calls for the urday at the high school. A presi installation of five tons of pipe. A dent, a vice president and a sec re hydrant system is the basis of the Four-inch tary treftaurer are to I m * elected. , fire protection system. Texting of cow» for milk produc pipe is the largest that will be installed. Mr. Stewart plans to tion will »tart in January. I start the installation as soon as the Kenneth Sears on Duty on Cruiser i^tipe arrives. Kenneth O. Hctn, who wu with th«« U. N. marine» on guard duty Delegates Named to Convention in Shanghai. China, for a number Mrs Julia Ashby, Mrs I .aura of months, ha« been transferred to McKeruan and Mr*. Elizabeth ruar«l «luty on the U. K. R. Pitta Rohde have been named delegates burg, battle cruiser. He expects 1 to the state W. R. C. convention to be on duty in foreign waters for to be held next summer. Mrs. Fu a number of month* more. The son and Mrs. Ella Tiller are alter cruiser opi-ratea out of Manila an.I nate*. it wa« in that city that Seam spent Installation of officers by the Christiuu*. He had expected to W, R. C., scheduled for last Satur return to Guttau» Grove for Christ day, was postponed on account of ma* but decided to complete all of sickness. Attendance was light be kit required foreign nervier at thia cause of the influenza epidemic, time. Christmas gifts were exchanged. Bookkeeping System». Sentinel. THE FEATHERHEADS «• V* w*««*ra Bookkeeping System». Sentinel. Songs of Plain Folks ---------- 5-------------------------- 'By---------- James Jewis Haus [OpenCountiy I love the open country With the sunrise on her breast, When summer days, like soldiers. Ride out upon their quest. My heart soars with the meadow lark On dawn-emblatoned wings. Thrilled with the open country And with the song he sing*. I love the open country— And the country road at morn, With foxtail shining down along The head-row» of the com; Morning-glories opened, .Primrote» peeping through. And all the world just smiling back At the sunrise, from the dew. We who drive the furrow Through the qpen country fields— Who reep the yellow harvest Her black loam richly yields— Weil may we love the country. And lay no foolish plan To leave, In search of shadow wealth, The home God made for man. t»V<» TUAT »XCkifi AV f UK» It HOT-* 1b TU» LlTTlF WöfOAU AMO BKFiVt UtU BtiSliMÓ MDU. wilu tuf ÛLAS«»« MATS _ T.FoüQ-BiTS/ NE-Nr < Another Cottage Grove has been found. This time it is in a far away portion of the United States, the Hawaiian Islands. Fred Loekley, feature writer for the Oregon Journal, who is spend ing a month in the islands doing special work, writes The Sentinel that while motoring near Hololulu one day he saw on a palm tree a big sign, "Cottage Grove.” H<- said that the attraction of Cottage Grove has always been so strong that he nearly jumped off the rapidly moving ear and he is sure that if he hadn't restrained him self he would have crashed into and destroyed a large section of Hawaiian scenery. Rd Willson Is Hit by Car. Ed Willson sustained minor in juries early Monday night when struck by a light Ford ear driven by Ray Vinson. It was said that Mr. Wiiison did not blame Mr. Vin son for the accident. Vinson said that Willson stepped out from be tween two ears near the Fifth anl Main street, intersection. Willson j fell to the pavement and was badly I bruised. One ankle was severely ! but not dangerously injured. -'—'teBt for Patrolmen Differences of opinion in the Mosby creek district over road work, which has caused a division into two factions, has resulted in two petitions being presented to the county court for the appoiut ment of a road patrolman. One faction asks the Appointment of T. B. McGuire. The other faction asks the appointment of Finley Whipps, present patrolman. Herbert Taylor, deputy sheriff aud son of Sheriff Frank E. Tay lor. was in an automobile wreck nt Ione, eastern Oregon, several days ago. His »ew car. which he was driving, was badly wrecked and all the glass broken, but Mr. Tay lor and his companion, Otis Boyd, were only slightly injured. A. T. Crandall Dies. A. T. Crandall, who was for years in the contracting and building business here and who moved to Portland about 10 years ago. dropped doa ’ there two weeks ago while at work. He leaves a widow, a son Perry of Carlton and a daughter, Mrs. E. S. Goff, Portland. Bookkeeping Systems. Sentinel. Bookkeeping System*. Sentinel. a cuv* a. unit A*MnR W tam NV 1U0ÜÖUT Mía- M M3U COUD uSP- 'T Commissioner Hurd Make Strong Plea Before High way Commissioner». Í II .1st" hitfhwuy 1-otuiuigH^M I u-. niu-'l >i ri.tb.-r iniliffsillKjgH ent attitude regarding the comply” tion of the highway down th| S-.uslaw from Mapleton to Florene was the report of County Commit riomer Clinton Hurd at the rneetin of the Lane county chamber o commerce held in Eugene Frida night. Upon eonaideration of the repo of Mr. Hurd, the county cbambe voted to have it* bight tee get in touch with eotnxnimionen at once definite expression from that gron as to what their intention i* garding thi* project. If they d not favor the completion of th tbuslaw highway now, their ions will I h - asked by the con ring committee. Following the terview, Joseph Shelton, pre*idna A 7 pound son was born Christ- of the Lane county chamber, wil mas <lay to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. call a meeting of that group aa< Smith of Kerr'» .awmill, thv new action will be taken thereon. arrival bring unique in the line of Commissioner Hurd was the oal Christmas presents. Both mother i Lane county representative presea and »on are i doing well, according at the Iasi highway meeting 1 to Dr. A. W. Kime, who acted as I Portland and made a strong p Santa's emissary. While the child I for the Siuslaw road. When h was a ('hristma* ' present for his was asked by the highway com parents he cheated himself, as his mission which the eounty wouli relatives will be able to combine rather see go through, the Rooee his birthday and Christmas pres velt highway or Biuslaw highway ents. he told them emphatically tha Lane county is more interested i the latter as it voted a special ta Captain Fink Writes levy at last fall’s election an would have 3250,000 as its »ha Review Famous Volume toward the Biuslaw road. Addi tional support front the state wouli assure the county a finished pro Captain F. L. Fink, who wa* a' ject, which is badly needed for a resident here for several month* of outlet for western Lane county the past year, mu*t be a lover of j Mr. Hurd told the state bod high <-la»s literature, judging from frankly that Lane eounty had onl] the following review of a -»ell! a few- thousand dollars it coul known and far famed piece of: contribute at this time toward th literature, which the captain sends Roosevelt highway. from Los Angeles, his present A large delegation asking fo abiding place. more work at various places aloe the coast highway, spoke prior t NIGHTS ABROAD Mr. Hurd’s hearing. Improvemen bv of both highways was taken unde TADPOLE SHOEHORN, consideration but Mr. Hurd is in Author of clined to believe the state commis "Around the World from Drain sion does not favor the Lane eonn- to Dorena. ty project at this time. Fascinating and unconventional travel sketches in out-of-the-way corners of Cottage Grove. Here GEO. GILMORE, ENGENE we sec the intimate unusual details- RECORDER, 18 that distinguish one city from an other; we see the true night life George E. Gilmore, city record« of the natives when tourists are of Eugene for five years, die asleep, under the guidance of a de early Friday morning at his horn lightful raconteur. Strange and in Eugene. Death <*ame suddenl picturesque story of the most mys and was the result of a heart at terious city in the world. The tack. He had been at his offic author describes Cottage Grove at in the eitv hall all day Thurada carnival times, and then tells its and no indication of his pendi glamorous history, its balls, duels, illness was given. Upon leavi voodoo orgies and of the gradual his office he casually remark emergence of this great city from that he was feeing tired. He the darkness of republicanism to survived by his widow, Mr». Helt- its embracing of the beacon light Gilmore. three sons and a daughter of a new knowledge shining ................ like * a Mr. Gilmore had been select halo from the crown of our anchor by Alta King, district attorney of faith—the treat and only Al elect of Lane county, a* assistaa Smith. district atorney and was prepari A book that has to begin his new office duties plause of a nation, a first of the year. Mr. Gilm go down in the history of world had resided in Eugene eight yea literature—an author who has sue and was well known throughow eeeded in a task which defies Toni the county. Wheeler, Dock Kime and the Gray Goose. Class Sends Christmas Tree. It is a gripping and ringing story The Nazarene Sunday »ch and every real home should have class taught by Mrs. E. G. O. Groa its copy—The Sentinel. Price remembered its teacher with bound in calf. 821.07 at our office. We keep open nights. Note—The decorated Christmas tree this holi seven cents is the cost of the book, day season. Members of the el are Dicky and Junior Weld the remainder our commission. Another note—The above review Frankie Ward. Dorothy Wright was written by our special artist — Elmer Butler, Brady Evenson, Mer lin Brown, J. B. Burkhead, Lori one of our numerous staff. and George Burkhead, Elea« Captain Fink sends best wishes Warren and Roy Brown. Mr. and Mr*. Groat were a to bis Cottage Grove friends and with a decora to The Sentinel an interesting anu remembered Christinas tree by the Baptist Bun entertaining little book, “Joe day school. Strong, the Boy Fire Enter,” by Vance Barnum. Baby Christmas Gift For J. F. Smiths MILLS ARE DOWN OVER HOLIDAYS AS USUAL Mrs. William Beck Dies Mrs. Ida Beck, wife of Willi Beck, died Thursday night at Eugene hospital. Rhe had been i but a short time and death unexpected. The remains brought here and shipped to Wil waukee, Wis., for interment beeid a son. Mrs. Beek was born Septem r™—. 18, 1870, at Newburg, Win., and survived by her widower. Mr. aa Mrs. Beck came to Cottage Grov about a year ago, intending make this their home. They h just recently completed a fine ho on reservoir hill. Mills of the district were down over Christmas, some for two or three days and others until the first of the year. The Chambers A Non mill and logging camp closed down Saturday night, re maining down until Wednesday. The W. A. Woodard Lumber com pany mills and camps closed down Saturday and will not resume until i January 2. The Bohemia Lumber I company resumed operations Wed j . nesday after being idle since Sat urday. The Holmberg Brothers Lumber MUI to Start mill nt Culp Creek closed down Operations at the West La Saturday to remain down until the [ Lumber company plant near Bwi first of the year. home will start right after Christ-« mas, according to present plan* o Lucky Coincidence. the owners. W. D. Abel, », one of th Motorist (held up for speeding) owners, who was here during th —“I was hurrying up to town to week, says that expectations art see my solicitor.” that a cut of 35,000 feet daily willt Traffic Cop (writing his ticket) be made when'the mill resumes. « —“Well, you will have some more This plant which was recently« news for him now.” taken over by new owner* ha*fl —-zxz:— r.,-"-T^ r been closed down lince last Bep-H tember. It is expected that about, 1 10 men will be employed. Heavy on the Sarcasm L'»W S am tion taken by a committee of ham her of commerce see mi to fo-en ♦ ffuetivu and word has reeeivi’d from Be nut or Feeder- iteiwer that night service at 'otrare Grove po»toffice will *e di««*ontinued. An inspector he department recently made recommendation that diseon- uee of night service becom«- live January 1, The chamber ner«*« ommittire called at- fact* that the city got night service long before the receipts were a* great a* they new are, that it ha* had such service for 20 years or more and that its discontinuance would work a great hardship upon industries and busi ■eases who dispatch the larger part of -f thei ‘-’..i- ’ mail at night and who get SO pe» 4 nt of their incoming mail on mgh rains. The proposed change* nJ patron* of the post office. First Snow of Year Falls. Cottage Grove was treated to its | firat snow of the season yesterday,, if the quarter of an inch or so. which fell may be called snow. It became slush as rapidly as it fell I and made motoring somewhat dan gerous. Fortunately the weather | remained balmy and the light fall ‘ has already disappeared. •« We.larn N«w»wer U mma . IMI wooi >«jT.d*NTL»f<!i>J- A Cottage Grove Found Near Honolulu Sheriff's Son in Wreck. Christinas Was Sober Day There were no arrests here on Christmas day. If any liquor was drunk in observance of the holi M1CKIE SAYS— day, th«» drinkers remained off th»' streets. In fact, police court busi ness was light for the ent in' week, UIHEU NOU HAMO US MOMEYRiR there being but two fines, both for Two of a Kind. ADVER-TISIMQ, NOU GET WHAT Dan—"Wh'-re nre you off to. violations of the traffic laws. El NOU PAY Ft«, LIKE EVERT bert Bede paid a fine of $2 for in Bent” WHERE ELSE ♦ SO IF YA V/AMT lien—"I'm goin ' to see the doc correct parking and John Doe a TO MOVE «1,000 WOR TH OF t | tor. I don’t like the look of my lik<' amount for making a reverse OOOOS, DotJT EXPECT A LlC I wife.’’ turn on Main street. 1 Dan—"I’ll come wi’ y«—I don’t POLLAR- AP ID PO ‘TH’ JOB ,i I — I r n _ w. Bookkeeping Systems. Sentinel. ..»-w » _ like the look o’ mine either." _ _____ :____ ~ 7—» -1 By Osborne r------------------- > The Bum-a low garage basketball team proved more than a match for the Marcola team, when they defeated the visitor» by a »core of 03 to 29 in a fast game played in the high school gyro last Thursday night. Manager Smith had pre dieted hi» team would do »ome thing startling and they didn’t di» appoint him Cochran, Mwansoo and W Oliver were the »tar players for the loaafo. Thia makes the eighth straight win fur the Bungalows The lineup: Bungalow», Hwan»on, 12. Oliver, 15, forwards; Hbofstall, tí, renter; ..ui.f, Miller, 4, Cochran, 18, v, guards; Heck, 0; Rollin», 2. SI ar eola: Cox, 6, Addington, 2. for- J ward«; Miles, 12, easier; Allen, 4, Hardinty, guards; Estes, 2; Neil, 8. I The next game is icheduled for tonight with Elkton ia the huh ; school gymnasium. , STATE BODY DOESN'T FAVOH SIDSLAW OUTLE it rtx> DIDST Buy ONfi OF WO«» GOOORje dofcihi DAD-CCOS F«oC WÛÎ / STQStr-tWKfeR^! OU- LAWS// « mis w we »ev euSiUT SoGT CF MA» OA3 Ttwe AAJO ASûDT/ CM FXHX -- vooUft ASC / UHL IM VEi?V wHCowe- feW tm GIFT I PRESENTED MX)/- I KME-lQ iT WOULD PIEA5E- MX) but I HADNT äxpec T pd find / MX) So OVERWHELMED ii TU GßftTlTÜDE-/ Hardware itcre 1» Opened. F. C. Perry, recently -fif Moaro*,, roa'9i lias reopened the Liiton Hardware store under the aame of the Pei Hardware eomoany He recently bought the L!.*Con stock, which had been taken over by creditor*, brought additional »lock with him from Monroe and ha* purchased some new atoek. He ha* been in the hardware buaiaei* for many year*. Mr Perry wa* accompanied here by hi* wif- and two of their « son* and another ion will errive after the el-.ie of ichool. ‘•- t I Beer Bring* geo Fina. Tom Miller was fined 360 la Justice of Peace Young'* court Saturday for the possession of liquor. Deputy Sheriff Pltther had confiscated 111 bottle* of bear
