The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 10, 1931, Image 1

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SENTENCES ,<,.111 8
YEAHS PENITENTIARY
Noble Tell» Story of PliuinhiK
to Help Those Who Had
Befriended Hiiu
Sentence« of ten years and eight
y e a n were Imposed upon C. N
Noble an.l Fred Moore In circuit
court Wednesday, when the two, on
trial for hold-up of Ihe Sharp ser­
vice station at I^athnnt on June SO.
suddenly changed their plena to
guilty. On Monday they had entered
plea» of not guilty. Noble was given
the heavier sentence because he
was older, because he had planned
the hold-up and because It was he
who had shot at and wounded
Sharp aa Sharp reached for a gun
to use In restating the bandit.
In a plea for leniency Noble said
that while he was sick in Wyoming
he was befriended by Angy Mosta-
chettl and her mother, whom he
later brought to Cottage drove,
that the women w ele without funds,
that he gave them all his earnings
and when he was unable to get
work he planned the hold up In or
der to provide for those who had
befriended him when he was out of
work. He said that he and the
women had had nothing to eat for
two days
Judge Sklpworth reminded Noble
that he was fortunate In not being
before the court on a murder
charge.
The penalty for assault w ith In ­
tent to roh la from one to 20 years
or life.
• • •
Moore gave himself up to Night
O fficer Schaeffer of this city a
short time after the hold-up and
Noble was captured a few days lal
er as he was leaving a sheep camp
up Mosby creek, where he had been
hiding out That he was still In the
country was learned through u let­
ter w ritten to a »later of his In
Washington and turned over by her
to the authorities.
Noble was wounded by Sharp,
who fired twice at the bandit aa he
fled after wounding Sharp
Officers who arrested Noble were
Deputy Sheriffs Oeorge Canaday.
John Carllle and Green Pitcher and
T ra ffic O fficer Morgan. Noble came
out of the brush toward the car
occupied by the officers, who were
pretty certain of where they would
find Noble. Evidently Noble had ex­
pect ed someone to meet him or
hoped to get a lift. He aald a fte r­
ward that, when he saw the occu­
pants were officers, he feared they
might shoot before he could give
himself up. He offered no resle-
tance.
Mrs. Angela Mostachettl, held aa
a possible accomplice of the men.
was released as soon as Noble had
been captured.
Union Services to Be
Held Month of July
The first of union church services
for the summer w ill be held at ft
o'clock Sunday night In the Metho­
dist church. The Cotton Blossom
singers from the Piney Woods
school In Mississippi will sing a
group of negro spirituals and Rev.
D. P. Cameron of the Presbyterian
church will give a short talk.
The schedule for union evening
services the remainder of July will
be as follows: July 19. service In
Baptist church, with Rev. M. A
Groves as speaker; July W. service
In the Presbyterian church, with
Rev. Henry Wilson Davis as speak­
er.
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viircli l'o r Bandit
Reveals Beer
Tom Patton and Johnny W alker
are In ih<> county Jail servtng a sen
lence for pussesskMl of '■ |U»r as III»
i< *ult of ih» «»arch for C. B Noble,
alleged bandit In the Sharp service
station hold-up. Patton and W alkei
arrived In a car near where officer»
were w alling for the expected ap­
pearance of Noble Believing that
the occupanta of the car might be
Intending to assist Noble they were
ordered Io stop and when they re
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the Urea of Ihe car with pistol
shots. Iteer was found In the car
t X IT T A U B G K D V K . I A N I 4 X IU N T Y
OHICGOW ,
N IM H F K
F R ID A Y . J V I.Y 10, 10.11.
Rev. E. G. O. Groat Killed WHEELER LAW IO GEI
N ation’s Pulpits 65 'S ears LEGAL TEST IN COURT
Larger High School District*
Have Employed Attorney
to Conduct Case
A test of the constitutionality of
the high school fund law. known an
llie Wheeler law, became a virtual
certainty Monday when the dlstrlrt
boundary hoard voted unanimously
to retain the Wheeler law for an
other year in Isrne county.
The four laigest dlstrlrt« of Ihe
county, Cottage Grove. MprIngfleld.
Eugene and Junction City, which
have vigorously opposed Ihe Wheel­
er law, have already laid Ihe
groundwork for a legal attack on
Its validity, It became known after
the boundary hoard's action
The larger dletrlcts have en
gaged Lawrence T H arris to reprr
sent them In a lest of the law, and
already have an opinion from H a r­
ris indicating the law is not valid.
It was learned M r Harris, when
asked If Ihe case would be taken
into court, said "The law will he
tasted."
According lo Mupet inlendenl II
B Goold of Ihe Eugene school dis­
trict, a leading point on which Ihe
validity of ihe law is doubted lies
In the fact that under Its operation
the taxpayers in high school dis­
K O. D Groat
tricts maintaining thslr own high
November 2«. 190«. at Roseburg. schmis are compelled to pay a
O re. he married Cota Cox, who higher tax for high school p rivi­
survives He came to Cottage Grove leges than districts not maintaining
23 years ago and was pastor of the their own high schools.
local c h u rch , interm ittently until
Prior to the adoption by the
hie voluntary retirement
Surviv­ boundary board of the Wheeler law
ing by the flret m art lag*- are two for another yoar. I I C. Wheeler,
daughters, Mrs It G Elder. Mpo- slate senator who Introduced the
kane. Wash . and Mrs Llxsle Mick law which bears his name, asked
lor. Ogden, la.
that the hoard read aloud an upln
During hie active years Rev Ion given by Attorney General I. L.
Groat preached In 12 elates, crossed Van W inkle when Ihe law was
Ihe Rockies »even limes, made the (■ending in (he legislature In 1923
trip 10 limes between California The attorney general held the law
and Canada, oiganlxed 39 churches ' legal.
and with his own hands helped to
County Commissioner O E Crowe
build seven meeting houees. one of - spoke at length on the question al
those being the former Baptist Ihe boundary hoard meeting, de­
church heie. and married more claring that both taws in certain
than 39n couples. Ila preached So features constitute two evils hut
yeais In Iowa, four years In Wash , that the Wheeler law seems lo be
lug I on. 12 years in California, one the lesser of the evils.
year in N* braska. 17 years In Ore
The most objectionable feature to
gon mid for a year and a half was the alternative law. the commis­
a Munday school missionary In sioner said. Ilea in the fact that It
Iowa. He remembered the trem en­ would necessitate transportation of
dous opposition I here was from pupils. In every county where the
within the church to the establish high school tuition law has been In
men! of Munday schools. In the effect, he said, transportation costs
early days he traveled largely by have mounted.
horse and <by water and watched
Crowe criticised the school peo­
the steel /a lls rnaka I heir way ple for their failure to get behind
across the continent. He enlisted legislation which woull have re­
for Ihe Civil war. but was rejected moved the evils of the high school
on account of rheunmWsm'. which financing laws. H» said such bills
he was told he could withstand but were introduced but the school peo­
______ 1 ple had |>ald no attention lo them
a few years.
Baby D oesn’t A rrive
At W o o le o tt’s
Mi and Mrs, A rthur Woolcott of
Milk creek have been receiving con
gratulatlons this week upon u new
urrlval at their home. Mrs. Wool-
roti, by personally answering ths
phone, has astounded a nurnbar
who phoned
felicitation». Both
fallici and mother ara doing well
hut the Woolcott» have been unable
lo exhibit the baby.
The leaaon for the congratula-
tlons was an Item In the Kugfnr
l>nI ici announcing an arrival at the
doma >f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wool
colt of route 1, Eugene The name
I« so unusual timi all friends of the
Milk creek Woolcott« thought there
had been an error In the address
given.
!W
FIRST LIGHT IS SEEN
FDR LUMBER INDUSTRY
Optimum in Other Linen la
Said to Be Affecting
Mill Producta
(i fow i Lumber
The pa»i Iwo week» liave *e«n
optiinlMin spreading into all line« of
bUMlne«u and the lumber Industry
has had It» »hare. The cynic who
Insists upon having
something
tangible to support every "trend”
will tell you that the present Im ­
proved lone of the lumber market
Is based entirely upon Ihe uncer­
tainty of the supply through July
and August and that the demand la
no better than It has been. There
Is some truth to auch a conclusion
shingles lurid 49 Years Ago Still
hut It warrants deeper study
Doing Duty W hen Demo­
In the falling off In Ihe produc­
___
tion of lumber were true only of
lition Starts.
Loral I'osl Furors UuaelMirg as I fir, If the fir mill» were the only
manufacturers of softwoods whose
Mite for Proposed National
stocks are out of balance and below
The demolition this week of Ihe
Soldiers' Home.
normal on some Items, then the
old Lurch store building at
the
value of recent developments might
corner of Main and F ifth streets
he minimized, but the conditions
removes one of the laat of pioneer
Pe|ei IS Nelson was elected com­ surrounding the fir m arket today
landmark». This building, erected
mander of Calvin Funk post No. are typical of those of southern
over 90 years ago, housed the first
32. American l-eglun. at the Mon­ yellow pine. In fact there Is a firm ­
mercantile establishment to be lo­
day night meeting of the post. ness In the same Items and grades
cated on the eaat aide of the river.
Other off)* era follow George M at­ and the opinion that price« are due
Weet side merchants aald the new
thews, first vice commander. Floyd to advance Is causing the southern
venture could not be a success, that
Hunter, second vice commander; manufacturers to send back poor
business would never move from
Ih.- Iurte Het
F O Bennett, adjutant, Albert orders Just the same as are manu­
the weet aide, hut today the old
G riffin , sergeant - at • arms, Vlnal facturers throughout the northwest.
Itev. E (1 O. Groat, pastor emeri­
building has Io go to make room
Randall, chaplain. Charles H Hall,
There la plenty of reason to be­
for a modern service station, and tus of tho Baptist church of this
f in
i,
i> f f ii* i . lu tS e lls K te w a rt.il
lieve that the demand has for some
practically all business Is on Ihe city, who held pulpits for aa years
W
Lombard.
K
M
Bird;
P
M
lime been down to as low a volume
east side. Ben Lurch, one of the before retiring January 30, 1923. at
Bukowskl and Dl It
H
Fields, as It Is going to reach. Retail dis­
best known of the pioneers, eon- the age of US yeats. died Tuesday
members
of
the
executive
commit­
tributors of lumber, factory users
ducted a business there for more forenoon at the fam ily hottie
lie
tee.
and industrial users freely admit
than so years and so rapidly did It
was aged 9? years, a months and
Delegates
to
the
elate
convention
that they have practically no stock
grow that w ithin five years he had
Ids mind remained clear and alert
to be held In August in Corvallis on hand. They have been buying
lo treble his store space.
were
circled
as
follows
Peter
E
up
to
the
moment
of
death
to
which
only In a volume equal l o their cur­
The Ira Conner residence. Ihe
Nd« m. Robert Fromm and Dr. It rent sales That would seem to In­
Lurch residence and the union he had looked forward Funeral
II
Fields
Alternate«
are
lurMells
services
were
held
at
the
chapel
at
dicate that the demand Is not like­
church building were the only
ntrw urt. Vlnal Randall and Ray ly to go below where It has held for
structures on the east side when 3 30 Wednesday afiernoon. with
ttsv.
I>
E
Baker
of
Eugene
o
ffi­
Vinson.
Ihe past 60 days.
the Lurch store building was start­
The post went on record as fav-
Interm ent was In ihe
The ouput of lumber during the
ed, and freight was unloaded on an ciating
oiiug
Roseburg
as
the
site
for
the
-Shields
cemetery.
Ministers
of
the
next AO days will In all probability
open platform The railw ay office
proposed
national
eoldlere'
home
City
were
pallbeaiers
Itev
Baker
establish a new low record for the
was at lurtham, a mile south. Rob­
summer months. For many weeks,
ert G riffin and Jack Shields, pio­ was assisted by Rev H W Ila vis,
pastor
of
the
local
Baptist
church,
in spite of poor business, there has
neer contractors, erected the Lurch
and
by
O.
C.
W
right,
missionary
been only a small difference be
building The remodelling a few
pastor
of
this
district.
The
service
I wren the supply and drmand. W ith
years later was In charge of C. H
was
closed
by
prayer
by
J
C.
H
ol­
the prospects that the output will
Jones, also a pioneer contractor.
not exceed 39 per cent of normal
The lumber for (he Improvements man of Destar. This was in accor­
dance
with
a
compact
made
be­
came from the Iks Jones mill and
The boys' camp on Frank Brice for a considerable period. It Is not
the shingles which were still doing tween Rev Gruat and Mr. H ol­
creek, east of this city, sponsored unlikely that before the end of an­
man
years
ago
by
which
Ihe
one
to
duty when demolition started came
by Ihe Eugene Y M C A . la prov­ other 30 days some of the Items
from the A. J. Brumbaugh shingle survive the other should give a
ing popular and indications point known to bi- short in supply will be
prayer
at
the
funeral
services.
mill. The lumber for the original
to a good attendance at ihe second bunging a premium.
Mr Groat was born January 30,
That Is the way all slumps come
building Is believed to have come
two-week camp period which will
Ift3t.
near
Syracuse.
N.
Y,
At
the
from the J R. Rouse water power
start Maturday Many of the boys lo an end and that la the way this
age
of
10
he
made
the
trip
to
Chi­
mill which still elands at Its orlg-
attending the first period are one will. If not now, later on. One
Iginal location south of London and cago entirely by water, there being
planning to »lav over for the sec­ Item becomes scarce and advances
no
railroad
connections.
lattes
he
was operated by M r Rouse until
ond camp. Camp officials have an­ In price, then another and another
was
educated
In
a
theological
semi­
within recent years.
nounced that there Is yet room for and those who are In a position to
O. G Veatch and J. R. Dame- nary ’ here. He was married August
boys who wish to attend this per­ fill ordeis make the buyer give
29.
1H97,
In
Iowa
lo
Fidelia
tkive,
WOOd, both still living, .lid the
them more money for everything.
iod
Export prices have been ad­
shingling for Ihe remodelled Lurch who died about 80 years ago. On
Merle Meott. new secretary of the
building
Eugene Y. M C. A., visited the vanced on all Items of both com­
1 wo l-oral Golfer» Win.
camp Ihe first of the week. He was mon and uppers and there are In­
Three Injured In Accident.
W illiam Zlm merly and Cleo More- accompanied by Fred Crosbl of dications that Ihe deftiand the last
Colin Garoulte, Alton Woodard
lock won their matches in the first Meattle, hoys' adviser for the north­ half of (his year In the foreign
and John King suffered minor In­
round of the lame county amateur west, and Ixiuls G. Bates of Meattle, markets w ill be greater than It has
juries in an automobile accident
golf tournament being played on northwest physical education direc­ been so far. Low grade common for
Wednesday night of laat week
shipment to the Atlantic coast ha»
A report from the publicity com­ the t-aurelwood course in Eugene, tor
Two fires Tuesday and one early
already been raised. Num ber 1 com­
Colin Garoutte was taking Mr. King Wednesday morning kept the fire mittee of the chamber of commerce, while George Itolllns, (he rem ain­
mon 2-lnch dimension that Is sea­
to his home on Row river. Aa they department on the jump.
recommending the publication of ing local golfer lo quality, was
were leaving the city on east Main
soned and In shipping condition Is
The first call was to the foot of several fulders, was read at the forced to default when he con
by no means plentiful and some
All three were
street the car became unmanage­ Mount David, where grass fire was Tuesday evening luncheon of that trad ed mumps
lengths will be bringing a premium
able. Aa It headed for a telephone endangering s e v e r a l residences organisation. Ths committee rec­ grouped In Ihe rhamplonshlp flig h t
before the middle of July. F ir lath
Zlm m erly defeated K D Mmlth 4
or power pole Colin attempted to This was extinguished without dam­ ommended that one folder be de­
for shipment to California
have
put on the brakes but hit the ac­ age.
voted to scenic and recreational ad­ and 3 and Morelock defeated A. W
M
r
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Howe
of
Man
celerator. The pole was broken off
The second call was at ft o'clock vantages. that one be devoted to Stun I up Hollins defaulted lo J im *. C'al.. visited during the past been on Ihe upgrade for some time
and buyers are bidding prices up
as the car rammed It full speed. to the J. H. Chambers mill, where the lumbering industry, with em­ Harrison Kincaid. The first round
The three were thrown from the a spark had set fire to the roof phasis upon the need for wood­ matches were completed last week week at the home of M r Howe's weekly.
sister.
>!r»
K
K.
Mills
Mr.
Howe
These may appear to be only
car but none received serious In­ over the sorting table
This was working industries, and that a third snd.
Is a printing pressman and he re­ Isolated eases of strengthening, but
juries. One side of the cars was extinguished before the arriva l of be devoted to agriculture and ag ri­
ported
conditions
ln~£allfornla
the
bear In mind that it has been a l­
badly damaged. I t was believed the department.
cultural achievements. These would
same as they are In Oregon, with most two years since the manufac­
that the steering mechanism locked.
The third was at 1 a. m Wednes­ take the place of expensive folders
shops working with skeleton crews. turers of lumber have seen any­
day. when the M. V. Phillips house which the chamber has used In Ihe
H r had made a trip to Nevada and thing but a steadily declining mar
on west Main was gutted. The prop­ past.
Utah and found conditions no bet­ ket and this. If nothing else. Indi­
The request of railways of Ihe
erty had been vacant for some time
ter there so far as the printing In­ cates that we are on bottom. Past
until a few days ago when W illiam county for an advance In freight
dustry Is concerned, although there history of the lumber Industry-
Edwards and fam ily of Macramento rates and the proposed legal test of
The reporter wanted to get an were so many visitors In Reno (hat
show« that prices and demand In ­
stopped here briefly while returning Ihe Wheeler high school tuition Item for his paper anti was ques­
It was impossible to get a hotel variably rebound quickly
when
; from attending a fam ily reunion at law were discussed but no artion tioning a little lot, who was visiting room.
either extreme has been reached.
When the Wheeler-Vealch build­ Milverton. They were still there ut was taken. W hether or not theelty hers, as to her father's first name
The outlook does not w arrant any
ing. now being remodelled, Is oc­ ! ihe time of Ihe fire. Mr. Edwards should continue to contribute to the
The little one
thought
and
change In production, plans ax to a
It was exp<vi-es of the county Red Cross thought hut couldn't remember.
cupied by the Nelson Motor com­ Is a so n ,o f Mrs. Phillips
revival will have to go a long way
pany, and Woodson Brothers ex- believed a defective flue was the was discussed at some length and
"W ell, what does your mother
before prices have Improved suffi­
action deferred.
Mad their business Into the build- ' cause of this fire.
ra il your dad7*'
ciently to permit of paying living
The Phillips fire continues Ihe
Ing being vacated by the Nelson
"Oh. 'father' or 'dearie' or »om» i
wages and showing a reasonable
Motor company, there will not be i recoril for nil residential fires be­
thing."
a vacant store room In the city with ing In the same part of the city
W. II. Eardley, assistant manager margin of profit for the mill own­
"W ell, do you remember your
the exception of two or three pio­
of the U. 8. Mmettlng, Refining A ers, nor Is there as yet enough to
mother's name?"
be other than the first gesture to­
Motor Inn la Kohlx-d.
neer wooden buildings at the edges
‘ Yes, I know hers hut I can't re­ Mining company of Salt Isrke. who ward a turn which It Is possible
Fourteen or fifteen casings and a
of the business district.
,
visited the M a d Crystal properties
member dad's."
■nay not have the depth to start a
doxen or more tubes were taken by
" Well, what la your mother's In the Rohemla district laat week, general revival.
thieves who entered the Motor Inn
was well pleased with what he
name?"
President Hoover's suggested re­
Recorder O. V. Breese learns that
service station Monday night. The
found there and made a contract
"Mrs. W illiam Sorenson "
lief for our foreign debtors is a
I thieves gained entrance by break­ the duties and responsibilities of
“But you don't remember your for the purchase of ore and concen­ potent factor, tbe value of which
ing out a window on the south side his office are greatly misunder­ father's name?"
trates He Is arranging with the
of the station. The thieves must stood. At 4 o'clock on the afternoon
Soul hern Pacific for rates on low can only be guessed at, but should
"No."
this result In marking the begin­
of
July
4
a
couple
came
to
his
have had a truck In order to move
The Sorensons were here from grade ores. He aald that the I-ead ning of the restoration of world­
Crystal would be able to ship 319
.
The record for egg production In the amount of plunder taken. A house and asked whether he would W estfir for the Fourth.
ore and that It has lots of this and wide confidence, It could easily
this section has been made by a I qunntlty of tires and accessories go to his office and Isaue them a
have an Immediate effect on the ex­
marriage license. He expressed re­
higher grades.
flock of nine year-old Jersey Giant were not disturbed.
Body of Adorns Is Found.
port market for west coast woods,
gret that he would be unable lo
pullets owned by I. A. Randall. One
The body of Elm er Adams of Eu­
and bracing up that Important fac­
one day each pullet laid an egg, two Golf Professional to Teach Here. comply with the request, although gene, who was drowned at Hecetn
tor would be most beneficial.
he would have been glad to do so
of which were double-yolked and
BUI Brower, former assistant golf
beach several weeks ago while
There are more cheerful signs in
»
one of which was trlple-yolked. This professional at the Corvallis golf had he had the authority.
bathing with n party of Obsidians
sight for the lumber m arket today
Is the first trlple-yolk of record club, will give lessons at the local
from Eugene, was washeil ashore
than there have been for many
Former» Are Making liny.
here. M r. Randall expects hlx flock golf club each Tuesday and W ed­
Tuosday on the Reedsport beach, 20
months.
to do even better than this when nesday, according to present plans,
I.A I'IIA M , July K.
(Hpeclnl.1
miles from the drowning. The body
they grow up and get their stride. lie also plans to teach four days Fanners In this community have has been sent to Eugene.
Elbert Bede, editor of The Sen
Special Free Methodist Service.
at Roseburg. M r. Brower's local en-1 been extra busy this week putting
tlnel, will speak over KG W al 9:19
A special service w ill be held
The world’s largest telescope, lo­ gugementa will he handled through In hay. Practically the entire hay
Thieves Visit Swimming Hole.
cated on Mt. Wilson, Cal., Is Earl HUI.
crop wns saved In spite of the re­
Thieves are going ao fa r as to ply Munday afternoon on sonic subject Monday night at the Free Metho­
equipped with a 100-lnch reflecting
cent heavy rains. Meveral waited lo j their trade at swimming hales. H. of his own selection. KGW Is fea­ dist church. The speaker will be
mirror.
11 a»-n Tomatoes M ake Record.
cut until the rnlns were over While I II. Quimby reports tho I ohh of two turing Oregon editors In Its Sunday either Rev. A. C. Archer of Med­
ford or Rev. Sims of Seattle, who
Verne Hazen believes his Early this hay Is a little loo ripe, It In not ' five-dollar hills and some loose after noun programs.
will stop here Monday on their
Nearly 300 of the 1,000 persons Anna tomato plants have made the hurt much.
: change from his clothes while he
A new gun, built In England, Is way to Portland to attend the an­
who live In the town of Bozeat, record for this section. The fam ily
, and members of a picnic party were
England, possess the surname of have been eating ripe tomatoes
Women are now acting an tra ffic ! bathing up Mosby creek. No one capable of striking airplanes more nual Free Methodist church con­
ference.
Drage.
than 9 miles In the air.
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since June 23.
i wbh seen In the vicinity.
Another Landmark Goes
Lurch Building Is Razed
Peter E. Nelson New
Heud American Legion
Boys’ Brice Creek Gamp
Is Proving Popular One
3 F ires in 24 H ours
Chumber of Commerce Is
Keep Fire Lads Busy
To Have New Folders
California Industries
In Same Fix As Ours
K n o w s D a d ’s N a m e
But D o esn ’t Know It
All Business Blocks
A rc Filled
Smelter Manager Finds
Good Ore in Bohemia
Recorder Can’t Issue
Glorv Tickets
Randall Pullets Lays
Triple-Yolk Egg
Bede W ill Talk Over
K (i\\ Sunday
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