pack
ron
Cottage (brine ^rntinrl
THF SFNTINFls COTT«IF GROVE, ORFGOM
stand the living epic of the air mail
service? In the annual report v(
Batobllsbod ISSO
Postmaster General Frown the
Published Every Thursday
other day we notice«! a phrase lik
Published by Catta*« Grove Publishin*
rning the air mail to the historic
Compon y
pony exprt ss which in pioneer
Elbert Bedo.......
K ditor
days linked the east and west. The
Ihe Highway l<MpO«t Chunh.
simile isn’t new but it is mighty ixnila Henry- Randle, paat’-r.
apt. In fair weather or foul, m Church «chooi, 9 45, W L. l.e* card,
Busta*«« O (fies.
25 North Sixth
day-time or at night, the pony ex superintendent, classes for «mall
press rider of pionoet days rude children will meet again as usual
8UBNCRIPTION BATES
ll
forth alone to brave the perils of Morning worship will be at
(Cash In advance)
savage foM,
Ona year------ |2,25lThr«-e months $<> 75
o'clock and the paator will start a
Nix month«....... tl.25|On*> month ..$0 50
In fair weather or foul, in day series of aermona on "The l.*»i«’*hip
•
at
tI m -v.i l.»i i i
time or at night, the air mall pilot
Member of
National Editorial As«ociati«*n
goes forth. His foes are remorse being "1\> We Need a lx>rd " Oth« i
Ore g os Ntate Editorial Aa»<i< iativn
subject«
tn
the eerie« will be “The
less savage- the elements You re
Or*<on Newspaper t'<>nfen*n<
th«* i.«H\l «'f I «'-.«1 -
Ha*
member when Ivan Houston was Ai 11 \ al
killed over in Wyoming, they **atd J osh « a Right to Demand Anythin«:
and U m i oid on Hii
he might have saved himself by « ; Me
picking an easy landing before »he Judgment Throne." Junior and Hi
gv>»ng got too bad. Then there was B V P V will meet at 6 30 ami
Ait Smith, one of Tom Nelson's the devotional life commission will
early cronies He was driving full have charge of the Hi group ser
Pacific Const Repre«» ntatives
bNening worship. 7
ser
That is an intriguing story about speed west when l.ion mountain vice
A W. Styfwa Inc
Kingship of
Portland. Security Bldg San Francisco, C. D. Gatch, former turkey raise- reached up out of the fog ami got mon subject. "The
A cottage prayei
Bharon Rid*., Loa Angeloa, Wil Wettern on the Lorane road out front Eu him. The reports show that one Self Control
Pacific Bldg . Ned Hryd«»n Jack in char*e.
gene, who left his turkeys, sold of the worst bliuards in yeais was meeting will be held at 7 30 tonight
some property in Ohio, went to blowing in off the Great lakes when at the home of Clyde Butler. 138
Mrs J H
New York played the stock market Tom Nelson started his fatal trq . north Eighth street
an«i returned with between three They didn't find Tom out in the Ponsfonl will I m * the leader and
In view of recent publicity. The million and four million dollar. mountains but very neat Clcvi lan«t those intending an* asked to bung
Sentinel wishes to make the follow Hta luck either means that others He probably sacrificed a dorer their bibles. The ladies' ai l will
hold a Christmas baxam and bak«-«!
ing statement
not accustomed to playing the su ck chances to save himself.
The editor of The Sentinel has market must have lost,
which
The men of the air mail service f.Hxl sale Saturday tn the ¡h.blt'dl
building.
not been selected to manage any should be a lesson to those tempted are like that
The other morning,
gubernatorial campaign, nor has it to follow Gatch's example, oi it far out of sight, far above the fog
been hinted to him that he might means that he outwitted even *nos - which made most of us nerv.«us
First Meth«Hiis< < hurt'll. Kr\
be asked to accept such a position. accustomed to the stuck market about a drive around the block, you Charles P Johnson, pastor
Rv\
The fact that the editor has let it game, which is even a stronger mav have heard the sharp song of Johnson will pleach at the 11
become known that he is a likely argument for the ordinary man to an airplane motor with throttle o'clock Sunday service on the topic,
candidate for the legislature is m leave it alone.
At the
oja*n wide Nothing much, but he "The Fullness uf Tune
itself sufficient to prove that he has
daily coast mail he a ded south, over 7 30 service his topic will be * I'he
made no plans to become prom«
If th» r 1« anythin* that mak< s a ft I forests, and canyons, and moun Gospel of* Good Cheer." 'ii.e choir
neatly connected with the cam low madder than bavin«* t>ad m««n< > tain ranges betting a life on an will present special music. The
paa»«Hi vu him. it is to
t «-aught try m.
paign of another.
engine and a compass, just doing Epworth League meeting at 6 30
The reported negotiations for the to paint it off on someone «•!*« . t'oltag« a daily task Some time w hen you will be a booster meeting fol the
Grove Sentinel.
sale of the Cot tag«* Grove Ihiblish
Those of us who have neve had our think life is getting dull and com Little River institute. Ptayei meet
ing compans are not even remotely angry paaaions ri«e for either ««f thr»«* monplace. go to a field where the ing will be held at 7 30 Thu.stlay
» . mpathh«*
connected with anything the edi’oi reasoaa must. nexerthele»*
with Brother Bede in hi* tniifurtunr But air mail takes off at night. No evening. The young |»e<ipie oi the
of this paper, or any incoming edi his case remind« us of Kalph Waluo cheering crowds to stir a man to Epworth League and Sunday
lie J
tor, might do to advance the inter Emerson's famous l«n< .*s ’ Elbert took a stunts Just the mechanical gang are preparing* a pug-eant fui
the
ests of any candidate. Incidental phony dollar. aotic«Mi it. and r«i»
and niavbe the hangar pup Flood Christmas program. The « hou- will
failed to pass it on hi» felb
ly The Sentinel has not been >olu. holier;
hence his moans and groans and bri lights crackling. Engine warming assist.
• • •
lows.” — Portland Spe« rtator
up.
Those lines of Emerson's are w e
"Hank's late."
BATTLE H<H K.
rreabylt'rian
Church
Pust«>r
believe the original ones of his
"He’ll be in all _
Dunean P. Cameron will preach it
"There he comes now."
One of the most throbbing epi famous mousetrap theory which he
the ll o'clock Sunday ••♦,ivi«e on
sodes in th«* history of early Oregon didn't write and which no otte e tae
Out from among the stars come
The Date!« ss Christ," an appiecia
was enacted on Battle ruck, on the is willing to claim.
two twinkling lights which are the tion of the place of Jesus Chiist in
plane’s lights. Hank hits on three the history of the world
south western Oregon coast. Action
At tne
The future historian, after a points and taxies up.
for its preservation was not seri
7 30 hour his address will be on
ously considered until a scenic high searching inquiry into the cause of
“Lotta sleet over near Bryan," "Christ’s Gift to the Natiuns show
way was built along the rugged the abandonment of the celebra- says Hank as he climbs out.
ing the revolution that takes place
tion
of
Thanksgiving
day
in
Anier-
The hangar crew shifts the man wherever the teachings of J« »u
shores where the rock for centuries
lea.
declared
it
was
not
due
to
th«'
untold before the coming of the
to the outgoing plane.
are followed. Sunday school will
“Look out for that blow over meet at 10 o'clock and Christian
white man stood as a landmark for persistency of prohibition, but to
sea gulls, a trysting place mayhap the utter extinction of the turkey. near Newcastle. Belfonte says it’s Endeavor at »’• 30.
Portland Spectator.
a WOW’."
for sealions, a half way station for
• • •
Mistaken again, brother, our
"I’ll look out. Contact'"
birds of possage, a sentinel of the
Church of Christ, Sixth street a;ul
Bill's off. The plane melts with Gibbs avenue
Oregon cca*«t inside a land locked Thanksgiving turkey is not extinct
Regular service-»
its song into the darkness. Its star- will be held Sunday. The pastor, I.
harbor mow Port Orford) and yet
like lights are lost in the firma G. Shaw, will preach at both set
feared not the encroachment of hot
dog stands along beautiful high
The Portland school board has ment. You can bet on Rill. Bill vices. Sunday school will meet at
ways.
oacked up in its intention to buy bets his life your letter will not b*» 9 45 and Christian Endeavor at
Now those whose eyes are blinded in California some Venetian blinds late.
6.3v.
by the almighty dollar, m whose for one of its schools. Inasmuch
• • •
breasts surge none of tne senti as the blinds hadn't been put up yet
Luthrra« Misalun AJventiit «h.rch
OREGON STI DENTS «XOBS *
w» «t Main «trrot, .Martin I* Siin«>n, pa .
meats that would make sacred the we opine that indignant home
tor
IHwiae ««rvic« al 2 30 thr hr«t
spot that was the scene of a bloody booster taxpayers were able to
Snobbish college students at the uni and third > inday» of »ach mouth
All
encounter between a handful of make the board see the light.
veraity who n fused to sit at a table with Lutheran*. irre»prctl»e A nationality
( student«
students who work ’ their way thr.
through are cordially invitvd aa w»*ll na there
whites and a horde of Indians dur-1
—
k* • of
-* a - lurprLaing who are without a church hum».
school were -*■
th»- «abject
ing the dawn of settlement in that
A people whose language can’t j editorial in an Oregon weekly paper re-
• a •
great empire which is now south be written live in a secluded por c. ntlr
Pentecostal
Assembly
of God
East
‘
While
these
worth-while
students
are
western Oregon, will put this histor tion of soviet Russia, so Popular
their way through college the Main street across from N P station
ic mass of granite in the backyards Science informs us. They are the working
snobs are working
_ _ ’ dad
___ _ It's
_
_ a sad Addie B Sutfr. paator. Sunday school at
service« at 10 45 a tn ;
of cc»U con carne joints and hot dog Doungans. Most lawyers and state of affairs in what we advertise as 9 AS a tn
remarked a younf people’a meeting at 7 p nt ; evan
stands unless the patriotic people preachers must be descended from a democratic school body.
(t*li«lie aervl
at H p tn . mertinga
contrinporary
we»>kl>.
of a great state nse in their migut that race, judging by copy they
So surprising is this criticism of Ore bible study, \Vrdn«-sday, prayer inerting
and their anger and say that such submit newspapers.
gon students that une is tempt« d to an Thursday services with young people in
abrupt dissent. Snobbery in u »-stern uni charge, Friday . street meeting Saturday
shall not be.
vrrsities is considerably lea* than in the at 7 30 p iu.
e • •
If for no other reason than to
The girl's hand roughened by fre middlewest and -astern sections, and. one
preserve this blood-stained embat- quent contact with dishwater and might say. in the southwest the metro
Church of Christ —(London 1’J miles
south
of
Voltage
Grove )—Sunday aer
politan
areas
with
their
impersonality
tlement for the education and en the broom may not give you quite
self cent« redn-ss may better be called vices, Bible study 10 a m. •»oral.ip ll
tertainment of tourists v^ho come the thrill of the soft one. but it and
the stronghold« of the haute monde.
a. m., scripture study 7 30 p m.
to see historic spots that many of is the safer one on which to place
• • •
While such an indictment might be
sworn out against a handful of Oregon
our owm citizens do not take the a wedding ring.
Seventh Bay Adventiot i L <r U West
students, arrogance «-annul be laid at the Main street Saturday Sabbath *<’.ool at
trouble to visit, we can not afford
doorstep of the real uf the three thousand 9:45 a. ui . church service st I 1 a m
to let it be shut off by the rubbish
“Woman Smuggler Is Bane of students.
Prayer meeting at 7 30 p. m \\ rdn* »Jay.
and debris of the hamburg mer Port Guards" a headline inform?
Snobbery is not so prevalent in the Any ons welcome
Western collegia as in the east for two
eve
chants and chop suey prince.
US. The story’ that followed was major reason* : The homogeneity of th»*
J. C. Ainsworth, United States poorly written. It left out the student bodies, with few foreigners in
Free Methodist Church
Corner of
National bank, Portland, is hair "how" that should be in every news their midst, and the comparative -mpti Munroe avenue aud south Fifth street
Miles Pitcher paator Ni.ndny »«-huol at
üwh of the western student a pockets
man of the Oregon state highway story.
10. forenoon service« at 11. evening «er
Alumni from western universities who' vice
commission's Battle Rock fund.
at 7:30. Prnyr m> tiug at 7 3u
gu east after graduation are struck by Thursday
evruing«.
Those who want to preserve this
,
the
different
spirit
which
prevail*
Social
Ten cents was the price paid a
historic rock for present and fu New York man for saving another s sets among the students are practically
iinpr»-
enable,
A
student
who
works
fur
Christmas Cards Sentinel.
ture generations should make theii life. Well, life in New York prob his education finds himself exclude«! from
contributions at once. The imoun’ ably isn’t worth more than that.
the affairs of the moneyed classes. There
is
a
nobility
and commonality among
needed is $6.500.
th«-a. despite American claims of detnoc-
The time and energy some folks ra< cy. Wealth is the dividing line
The editor who would condemn Ur* ¿un
Commenting on editorial mention waste deploring hard luck, if prop
on the strength uf one person*« allegad
given in The Sentinel anent tht erly used, would bring success.
setions would do «•Il to compare
___ r__ before
possible candidacy of Prof. P. O.
cr it ici sin*. — Oregon Emerald,
“
* Î ’ uf O
Riley, of the Hubbard Enterprise,
Vulgar music is sometimes pro- student publication.
for the state senate. Riley says: duced on an upright piano.
While the "surprising" editorial
"If we do 'shoot,' Elbert, we want
it so arranged that we can kiss all
One half the world wonders why referred to was inspired by an edi
torial in The Sentinel, the "surpris
the co-eds down your way.” Riley the other half lives.
ing" editorial appeared in the Hub
acta like a man who would make
bard Enterprise, and Editor Riley
a good legislator. When he wants
THE PONY EXPRESS.
of that paper is fully able to defend
to learn he seeks expert instruc
his
own position, regardless of how
tors.
(Eugene Guard.)
often he may be surprised, In the
They found the body uf Tom Nel
above editorial no answer is at-
son, air mail pilot, out in the hills
tempted to the Sentinel editorial
of northern Ohio yesterday. Tom
on ' Educated Snobs" that prompted
There are reports at this yuletide wabs one of the veterans of the air
the "surprising” editorial in the
season, as at every yuletide season, mail service. He was an old friend
Hubbard paper.
that holly is being stolen from trees of Charlie Lindbergh's. Lindbergh
in the yards of various residents of himself took part in the search of
Seven Births, Six Deaths.
the city.
nearly a week after the disappear -
There were seven births and six
Holly is used almost altogether ance of Tom’s plane on that treach
to assist in observing the anniver erous lap of the New York-Chicago deaths in Cottage Grove during No
nary of the Saviour, of the lowly route w’hich lies between Belfonte vember, according to the report of
Nazarene, who taught above all and Cleveland. The nation sensed Health Officer Frost. Of the births.
other things that we should do un tragedy, heroism, in the situation 3 were males and 4 were females
Of the deaths, 4 were males and 3
to others as we would that others and took notice.
should do unto us. and it seems
But dues the nation really under- were females.
that if anything should be safe
front the hands of the despoiler it
is this gift of God. this evergreen
symbol of immortality, brilliant with
bright red berries that may be eni
blematlc of the bkxxl that was shed
for man.
Those who have no consideration
for the property rights of others at
other times of the year should at
least be awed by the occasion a id
by the purpose for which holly is to
be used.
Using stolen holly to help com
memorate the memory of the one
who gave us the Lord's prayer is
the superlative of incongruity.
Even at the cemetery holly is
being stolen from a tree that marks
the last resting place of a loved
one. Hut those who have no iv-pect
for divinity could not be expertisi
to have respect for the dead.
Church News |
III t I MBI II I *
I III IHB
mtn
THU MriTTBR
'1* ’
al!" ‘til walking
A walking down the street
Iler «•»«•• as blue as th»* asur«* «hi««
A ri«-h glow «>( health on her «h««>ks
Men were standing leaning
On |H»ata an.I buildings aro «nd
Rpilting spitting spitting
In«. «Idewalk was fairly «Ironue«!
The Ultra Violet Ray Is
Nature’s Own I leallli Giver
A gutter yes there was «tn«
I’nt there by th«* city «lad«
4n effort it t.H.k 1.» tva.-h it
Uh I W«*ll! tnas unly a fad
so they mmi and Ihev spat
Gvrtua. full groan i>lg and fat
\X h«» kn««w ■ which «>•>.» ail. «‘»mer«
Of 1' B diphtheria scarlet f. i r.
Influetita all that and mui«-1
The max or wmt In watrd nnd smiled
talked light through th. filthv uir*s
\ .Ivctor ur tw«. some city «ia«t<>
Fhe health officer, too, I gur««
X«ltt is lii«- litki«* lo
t n k < i lm t «• h e n p
Olille«' oi |l| «•« «'||| ioti
y feu «la«« after the >. aHh ¿1 m
From mv darling a fa.. had flown
l feu «lay a moi e
And ahn rested iu a tiny grate aluue,
whi«'ll U ili SII««' tll<*
« «pelisi«.' pouilil oi
Swalh.w your spit,
’Ssill harm n«< «tne but Vuu
Or spit if you must in the gutter
Helping the health campaigu too
A >••11'10 f
cure.
NOTICE rOB PUBLICATION
Br. II. A. Hiilten
Bepartment of the Interior C H I aud
OHI.. al K«>seburg. Urvgun. N.nember
f>. 1919
Notice is hereby aiveu that William 'I'
Gnügs of Kuule .' Creswell. Oregou. who.
.n lugust .<.■ 19.6 runde homestead eu
Irv serrai No 016( 03. fur the SF \ ,.f
Ni 4 «‘f aecti.’i» 1 t«> i nshlp JO s rang*
4 W W illaiuette meridian ha* filed u«>
tic» *f intention tu make final thr«..’ year
proof to «Mitablish claim to the laud ab«n*
Canaday.
described. before llamlll A
register «>1 J the CnHe.i >1*1. » I su.I Of
fie« it . **
_____ ______
w______
Huaoburg.
Oregon,
uu Uie Ihih
day af Becember. 1929
Claimaul uautes as witnesses
Th «unas
II Belta George l'allier Marion
1____ l.ebuw
_____
t B \\ ulfarJ all uf route .. Creswell
Oro*uu.
IIAMIll A CANABAY.
ntidl’-'p
K. gitter
c. J
< liiroptnelor
« < > l I \< .1
«.K«*VI
< »|<l «.< >x
li
IM MM
M Ml
N hv »«
by ¡•■oiiiK >«»•!• iil*n«'rip
Hull ihlihti: uioiltli i»i « v|» ruth'ii
Mrf' * ’ ............... .
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EVERY WOMAN
Each year Xmas shoppers are in
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f»9<*
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Ladies' Silk Dresses from
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Umbrellas for the whole fam
ily from
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to
$4.98
Ladies' Gowns Just what
the ladies will like for Xmas
Outing flannel gowns from
79c
to
Boys Sweater are what
a boy likes for Christ
maa.
Boys Blazers from
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Children..
H«w«. from
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A blanket is a warm
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ANY MAN WILL
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shirts
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Men's Silk Hiuitlkerchiefi,
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Standing as silent prehistoric monuments to a civilization that flourished and died before the time A Christ,
the Tonto Cliff Dwellings along the »Apache Trail of Arizona are fast becoming one of America's most no
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easy
It is the Apache Trail highway
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! by
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West Coast No. 503B— Winter 19x4*