P rin tin g
B a tta g e
produced
I n
G ra v e
la h ig h
In q u a lity an d
•h ie In p rliw .
reason
( « tin g e G rove's o n l y
new sp aper given r o o t
p lete co verag e o f the
e n tire t r a d i n g t e r r i
to ry .
a t w a rn u
T lu .f. OOwt Husk t»4 Wkal Wr
Ikisfc W Iks Ib a g i (Nhav IM A
MIRIAM PIPER FIRST
MRS. SHAFFER SECOND
IL r N WILL RETURN
The biography o f W ilson Melvin
Childhood schoolmates who had
Breese, student at O. H C , appear
not seen each other fo r h a lf a cen
A calf at Mrutl M illa, near O re
ed In the 1985 edition of
Who's
tu ry enjoyed a happy though un
gon City, weaned from Ita mother,
W ho Among Students In Am erican
was adopted by a sow. from whom Winner» Announced in Sentinel Universities and Colleges." He Is Trip From California Would anticipated reunion Sunday at the
annual
Oregon-Iow a
picnic
a t Nine New Teachers Will Take
a lllta r of pigs had been weaned
a son of M t and Mrs. O. V. Breese
Champoeg.
Content that Added Many
Have Been Completed
The tw o wander about the (mature
To be selected fo r this
"Who's
Place of Those Who Have
F ifty years ago E lb e rt
Sm ith.
together and at m ealtim e the In ti
W ho" means that the student
Is
New Subscription».
Bert and M yra Nelson and a cous
at
Junction
City.
mate relation of parent and child
' representative o f hla college among
Filed Resignation».
in, N ellie Nelson, were schoolmates
prevails. Thia u nn atu ral relation
M iria m Pl|>er won first
prise. the most outstanding college men
In A d a ir county. Iowa. Separated
Tw
o
women
were
Injured,
one
of
ship la about the same aa some we
States
T he Cottage Grove schools w ill
Moo. mid M rs John S h affer the and women In the U n ilrd
them seriously. In a m otor crash at In HUM. when the Sm ith fam ily re open Monday, Septem ber 18. this
see In life. Alan the ca lf adopted
second prise of MOO when the This honor la the highest that can
moved
from
that
neighborhood.
M
r.
the
corner
of
F
ifth
and
Madlaon
the sow for nothing more than
Judges tn (he Mentlnel subscription come to x student because approxi at about 7 o'clock F rid a y evening S m ith and the Nelsons had never date having been set by the school
food. Don't we often eve In
life
board last night. This date is a
runtest announced th eir decision on m ately only one-half o f one per
T he woman most seriously In seen each other again u ntil Sunday. week la te r than o rig in a lly planned.
those o f the eocalled hlgher-Upe In
Wednesday night
lxiulse W ynne cent are selected from each Inetl- jured was Mrs. Sarah Henderson
The
Nelsons
came
d
irectly
to
the
tutlon
friendly relations w ith those of the
was th ird , L orraine Coiner fourth,
in N in e new teachers w ill f ill vacan
of Ixis Angeles The other woman W illa m e tte valley from Iow a
lower strata for nothing more than
liens T ru n n ell fifth
and
PhylUe
IMAM,
locating
at
Y
am
hill.
M
r. cies caused by resignation. Band
» » « Mrs E d ith Wood o f Junction
what they ran get from them ?
and orchestra Instruction w ill be of
Monson sixth
Sm
ith
came
In
1011
to
Eugene
and
City, d river of the car. The la tte r
fered in both high
school
and
S
I
.
M
ackln,
E.
It.
Wiese
and
In
1915
to
Cottage
Gro.-e
One
of
The I nr Id r nt on the G erm an »hip
was bringing her
m other
from
grades for the com ing year, and
E a rl Ila I lew were the Judges sw
the
publishers
of
T
h
i
Sentinel
sines
C alifo rn ia ’ to
visit
relatives
at
Bram an while In Naw York harbor,
iveled to m ake the fin a l count, and
th a t time, he has been In Salem more instruction In vocal music is
Junction City.
which rreulled In that ahlp'a flax
planned.
(he names of the winners were an
being torn down, la not an example
The C alifo rn ia car was travelin g the past several months employed
A principal and six new teachers
nounced
Im m ediately
a fte r
the
on
publications
in
various
state
de
at high speed entering the city on
to be encouraged, nevertheleaa It
have been employed.
Judges' decision.
partm ents.
polnta out something of which we
F ifth street and waa o vertaking a
V ictor N. Phelps
w ill
become
T he cam paign extended over a Exhibition Will Be at Armory ;
B ert Nelson and hla sister M yra,
may well take note as a healthful
car being operated by Oscar Sm ith
who Is now M rs. D elm er Dudley, principal of the central school to
sign. I f the rioters were romtnu* period of five and a h alf weeks, and
The
la
tte
r
gave
the
signal
to
turn
take the place o f M . C. Htckenbot-
Entertainment and Dance
nlsts. as the G erm an government brought the local paper to the a t
to the left into Madison avenue, and M r. and M rs. A. V. Nelson, tom, who has accepted the princl-
parents of N ellie Nelson, reside at
claims, the Incident
shows that tention of many new readers.
to Be Provided.
but saw the car behind preparing
I-ocal advertisers can no! afford
Y am h ill. N ellie Nelson, now Mrs. palship at Burns. M r. Phelps is a
even communists can not stomach
to pass him a t the Intersection, so
Dodson and a widow, lives at M c graduate of the Southern Oregon
what Is going on In G erm any theae Io overlook the fact that The Sen
F rid a y and S aturday of this week slowed down his car to w ait for M in n ville, where she served two N o rm al school and of the U n iv e r
reaches
p ractically
every
days I f the rioters were those born tinel
are the dates for the annua) 4-H the other to pass.
sity of Oregon. H e served as p rin
term s as county treasurer.
In the fatherland, It shows that fam ily In the Cottage Grove area .and com m unity fa ir Although these
Aa the C alifo rn ia car started to
whose
buying
power
Is
of
conse
The Nelsons have passed through cipal of the Stayton grade school
thoee who have come here from
pass,
the
operator
evidently
lost
dates are a trifle early for best
Cottage Grove frequently and M r. the past two years. H e and his fa m
other lands become so Imbued w ith quence. The cam paign was no! put products. It was the latest
date control and the car turned Into
ily are moving to 119 south Sixth
the u p lii’ J HI,«fly thfil th»-v wiml on w ith the Idea of m aking money, available If exhibits were to be sent Madison avenue, crashing Into a Sm ith has been through M cM in n street this month.
ville and Y a m h ill m any times, but
circula
M>me way of showing disapproval but ra th e r of Increasing
tree
In
fro
nt
of
the
H
a
rle
y
Gates
from here to the county 4-H fa ir
Raymond A. C arl, graduate of
not u n til Sunday did they meet to
of governm ental dictatorship that tion, and, while the circulation In and possibly from there
to the house, severely dam aging the car. renew a companionship th a t had Oregon State college, w ill instruct
commits bloody purging as a means crease was nol as large at It would state fair. b'our-H clubbers In par
The women were so packed Into
m anual tra in in g and physics in the
lapsed for h a lf a hundred years.
of subduing an enlightened people have been under norm al condltlona, ticu la r are getting splendid
high school, and w ill organize
ex the car by the Impact that It was
a g ra tify in g num ber of new read
• • e
w ith d iffic u lty they were extricated
bands In both grades and
high
ers has been added to the mailing hibits In readiness and It Is ex
Speaking of the recent lynching Hat.
school. This sum m er he attended
pected that older persons w ill make and taken to the R. H . Savage
home The M ills ambulance arrived
m any exhibits.
In C a lifo rn ia of the man who killed
the Vandercook 8chool of Music in
The w inn er of the first
prise.
a chief of police, the Kugene News
Chicago. lo s t year he tau g ht In
Prem ium lists were sent out on shortly and took the inju red wom
Mies M iria m Piper, belongs lo one
en to a Eugene hospital.
calls attention to the fact that
dustrial arts in the Salem schools.
of the oldest pioneer fam ine« In ru ra l routes last week, but extra
The elderly woman suffered a
mobs only a ttack the weak
and
F. K. Noordhoff, fo r several years
thia section, and Is well and favor copies may be secured at T he Sen
never molest gangsters and those
fractured Jaw, a fractured
nose
princtjMLl o f the Creswell high
ably know n throughout the Cottage tinel office. The prem ium list In
and possibly a skull In ju ry At last
listed as public enemies. Even mobs
school and director of music a c tiv i
Grove territo ry . She has had con full was published In T he Sentinel
reports both women were recover Culp Creek Flames Destroy ties there, w ill teach and supervise
have r e « p e e l for th e ir own hides
last week.
siderable experience In selling m ag
• • •
music in grades and high school
T he arm ory has again been se ing satisfactorily.
azine
subscriptions
and
she
turned
Logging Equipment; Burn
The chain letter method of pass
part time. H e w ill direct the glee
cured for the exhibition.
this
and
her
wide
acquaintance
to
ing the “buck** died out quickly.
clubs and stage operettas.
T h e re w ill be an entertainm ent
I. O. O. F. R e b e k a h P ic n ic .
good
advantage
when
she
thor
Over
800
Acres.
W * wish other methods of “passing
Miss E rm a Meeks w ill teach
The annual I. O. O. F.-Rebekah
worked
the
H tarkbu lte, F rid a y night nnd a dance S atu r
the buck* could t»e as easily oughly
day night.
clothing and science in the high
picnic w ill be held Sunday, August
Dlsston
and
Lorane
routes
fo
r
sub
The past week has been one of school. She is a graduate o f O re
handled.
Departm ents In which there w ill 1», at the Veatch picnic grounds.
• • •
scriptions to The Sentinel
miles southeast on
Mosby the worst fire seasons this section gon State college and has taken
be exhibits are as follows Flowers, 2*4
Mrs.
John
Hhaffer.
who
was
sec
A Ix»s Angeleaan. fMMilng as an ex
Mrs. 8. L. Godard, superintendent; creek. AH members, form er m em has ever known and low hum idity graduate w ork. H e r experience of
pert. says bachelors over J.V be ond, Is the w ife of the popular C o l
domestic baking. M rs O rpah Ben bers and th e ir friends and fam ilies has seriously Interfered w ith get six years has been a t D u fu r and
lage
Grove
night
officer.
D
u
rin
g
cause of th e ir w ar ¡»cd m ental out
son. superintendent; textiles, a rt have been cordially Invited. Those ting blazes under control. So fa r the Beaverton. Miss Meeks w ill have
look. aren't worth m arryin g Old the last three weeks of the cam
and antiques. Mrs. J. P. G rah am attending w ill take basket lunches loss to green tim ber has not been charge of the girls' athletics.
anyone ever
any man at any paign the Shaffers made th e ir sub
and coffee and cream w ill be fu r large and the section of the U m p
Miss Faye H a rre l of G lendale w ill
scription w ork a fam ily a ffa ir and and M rs Orpah Henson; 4-H club nished T ransportation w ill be fu r qua forset trib u ta ry
age who was much o f a prise?
to Cottage be second grade teacher in
the
work,
8
T
Bose,
superintendent.
• • •
Mrs. Shaffer's position In the list
Grove
has
escaped.
‘
nished
members
needing
IL
Cara
central school. She Is a Southern
County Club Agent K uehner is
In
Tw o Ihttsburgh policemen helped of contestants Indicates that
w
ill
leave
the
hall
at
10:30.
Two
fires
on
Lost
creek
have
been
N o rm al graduate w ith six years'
cooperating.
two burglars to loot a shoe store. subscription w ork tw o Is always
There w ill be a program of varied most serious. About 75 men have experience, having taught the p ri
Cash prises are offered fo r all
And then let them get away to boot. better than one.
sports.
been
employed.
The
Lewis
Lum
ber
m ary grades at Glendale and Jor
exhibits except 4-H exhibits, and In
• • •
I-oulse W ynne waa third. A num
company o f Eugene, logging this dan valley.
A well known w rite r recently be ber o f her friends In tow n expect this, division every person exhibit To w n s en d M a y A tte n d S ta te F a ir. area fo r Its Dexter m ill, lost a con
Miss Lola N ew m an, graduate o f
ing w ill receive 25 cents.
moaned the fa rt that people have ed that she would be higher. She
Salem. Ore., Aug. 14.— (Special.) siderable portion of its
logging the B ellingham N o rm a l school, w il
F rancis H o rn Is superintendent
rraaed to th in k W hat w ith dem a made a splendid start, but the clos
Thursday, September 5, w ill be equ ip m e n t irXlihhng three donkeys.
teach firs t grade a t the central
gogs telling ue w hat fools we are. ing of local mills two weeks before and other members o f the com m it Townsend club day a t the Oregon a cat erpllhi warn»
pile driver. The school. She has attended summer
)# a n
L
magazine w riters telling
ue our the end o f the cam paign cut her tee are R. p. Boyce and W
Slate fa ir In addition to Portland area but n o d .'J ^ l& a te d at 1000 acres,
sessions at M onm outh N o rm ay. San
th in kin g Is all twisted and the radio out of a large am ount of business W o rkm an. The cham ber o f com and M ultnom ah county day. R o tary was la r g fly e ^ tg ile r . TM jc fire start
Francisco State Teachers' college
merce Is sponsor.
booming aw ay all the tim e there that she had worked up ea rlie r In
day and W illa m e tte valley day, the ed S aturday a n < % a s » i l l not fully
and U n ive rs ity o f Oregon. H e r ex
A ll exhibits must be In place by
seems to be no reason to th in k and the campaign. She Is a mem ber of
Oregon State F a ir
d irecto r
an under control today,
Um
pqua
perience has been a t Forest Grove,
noon on Friday.
nounced today.
no opportunity to do so
one o f the oldest of pioneer fa m i
forest Is a short distance fro m this St. Helens and Woodburn.
• • •
Townsend cub people requested burn. It waa expected that a ditch
lies and on her own account a suc
In the Junior high school in the
The national forest service In
Being a forgotten m an the first cessful school teacher.
th a t they be given a special day would be around these fires by- west side building. Miss Rose H u t
tends to aid m ining districts situat
days of the month should be de
and said th a t they Intend to Invite night.
At one period or another of the
ton o f M arion w ill teach the seven
sirable and save him a lot of money. campaign Mlaa Ixrrralne Coiner waa ed w ith in national forest In the Pa D r. Townsend, auth or of the T ow n
The fire north of the H u n t place
th and eighth grades. She gradu
cific northwest. These areas
a l
• • •
send old age pension plan, to be on Row riv e r has been a p artic u la r
close Io the lop. She did consistent,
ated fro m Oregon N o rm a l and has
I f something Is not done to make sincere w ork, and m any new read ready have been surveyed. T he Bo present.
ly serious one. w ith a large crew
attended summer sessions of the
the highways more safe, there w ill ers of T he Sentinel w ill than k this hem ia district unquestionably w ill
of nearly 375 men employed. L a t e 1
U n ive rs ity o f Oregon. F o r the past
have to be a great Increase In the winsome young wom an fo r th e ir be one to benefit.
Last N o Money Auction Saturday. reports are that 1.700 acres have
three years she has served as p rin
production of lilies.
been burned over. This burn is a
Introduction to the local (taper.
Ix«sl No Money Auction Saturday.
I-ast No Money Auction Saturday. short distance from Um pqua forest cipal o f the grade school at M arion .
• • •
Ilene T ru n n ell and Phyllis Mon
The resignation o f Miss M arg a re t
flo w does It come that Ix»ulaana
tim ber.
son did good work at various per
T u rn e r, high school d ra m a tic coach
has only one
senator?
Possibly
A
fire
on
Mosby
creek
divide,
iods o f the campaign Others who
re
Huey bad his hog-tled legislature
brought under control today, cov and English instructor, was
entered the race and made sales
ceived this week H e r position has
arrange that.
ered
approxim
ately
100
acres.
Prob
during the ea rlie r stages o f the
• • •
ably 100 or more men were used not yet been filled and one vacancy
campaign were M is. Kuby Benston
exists in the grades.
here.
H<> someone has found polygamy
A
of Saginaw and Mrs. L ottie M itch
flourishing In the little eornsr of
The
Layng
creek
ranger
station
T
n
ell of Ixtrane
Bill I-a m a s te r Suffers Injuries.
crew has been kept on the Jump
Arizona which 1s Isolated from the
Speaking fur the paper as well
Bill Lancaster suffered m in or in
night and day.
reel of the state by the Colorado
aa him self, L uke
l.ap»ley, cam
It takes a bit o’ trouble now an’ then
From lookouts in this section it juries F rid a y a t the steel bridge
river I f the so-called "strip" Is any
paign m anager, said this morning
appears that almost all o f Douglas sw im m ing hole. H e was preparing
thing like the W alapal In d ia n coun
To help us learn the ways o’ life, I guess;
th a t
he wished
to than k
all
county is afire . F ifte en fires have to dive from the ra ft which has
try around nearby Kingm an, the
w orkers for th e ir fine effo rt and
A spell o’ cloudy weather teaches men
been counted in Lane and Douglas been provided there, slipped and
settlers really are entitled to some
good sportsmanship, and he
ex
counties fro m Um pqua forest look fell against the ra ft. In ju rin g his
kind of solace. Kugene News.
To understand what brings ’em happiness.
pressed the appreciation o f The
rig h t arm . rig ht side and rig h t
outs.
Home folks have a ridiculous Idea
No person ever yet has seen it rain
W h ile the Um pqua forest
was groin.
nboul solace W e ll b .l the fellow Sentinel for the cooperation o f Its
many friends and renders In help
not affected by the fires in this
who wrote the preceding paragraph
Without the sunshine cornin’ later on;
ing bring the cam paign to n suc
section, yet the flames came so
can't get along w ith one wife.
cessful conclusion.
• • •
close to forest tim ber th a t the for
But some folks get the notion grief an' pain
Hecrelary o f I-abor Perkin» ha»
est service volunteered a figh tin g
Y£ G O D S!
K« Tue
Are
here
V
stay,
an’
every
joy
is
gone.
had a bath presumably a private LEAD CRYSTAL TO RUN
force, 50 extra men coming In from
pooa aany. a P s u o m a o u a s o o o
one Installed In her office »ulte.
Steamboat Wednesday. CCC men
a m tP H Q B uvhsks auo
ALL W IM E R
There Is one officeholder who la
have been used in large numbers.
SAJJO TDAPÍ LlleS ruis, JUST O
Seems
like
there’s
plenty
more
o’
cheer
than
care
z
going to come clean.
The general belief of federal and
AVWOV ¿LH3EISES tu n u /
Expansion o f w ork nnd full op ,
see
For them that keep their spirits brave an’ true; z state forest officials is that all the
O ther countries seem w illin g to oration during next w in te r la plan
fires are of incendiary origin, in
Seems like the days ’re mostly bright an’ fair,
' tended to create employment.
reduce our depression by buying ned at the Lead Crystal mine. This
from us all the goods we w ill per w ill m ake four large producers op
T he num ber of fires
probably
An’ clouds don’t often cover all the bluel
m it them to buy, w ith the proviso crating 12 months a year In the
means restrictions on logging un
An’ so, a bit o’ trouble now an’ then
that we must loan them the money Bohemia district.
til there has been a rain.
Stockholders o f
the
company
____________
i
w ith which to do the buying.
Should
help
us
prize
our
blessin's
all
the
more;
held a m eeting In Eugene this week
• • •
INQUIRER
ASKS
IX)UGLAS
An’ when good-luck is greetin us again
"E v ery th in g I am I owe to hon and voted to complete a flo ta tio n ,
EIR CONES
est advertising," »aid Sally Hand plant nnd dig a 1000-foot tunnel.
We 11 find things even brighter than before!
Ores fro m the mine have been j
recently. How ever there must have
Ix ik e l
The cham ber o f commerce has
been »omethlng to her before she ■«hipped l o sm elter at Salt
he larger
an Inquiry fro m a man who wishes
started fan dancing, otherwise the City, but prnflta w ill
to buy Douglas f ir cones. Those ■
act never would have become pnpu when the flotation system Is c o m -1
who can g ather such cones should
lar, nnd newspapers would not have pleted nnd only concentrates need
com m unicate w ith the secretary of
wanted her pictures, publication Of he shipped.
the chamber.
which, free o f charge, must he the
The person inquiring says t h a t |
Double H eader H ere Sunday.
honest advertising tn which she
he has bought cones In this section!
A double header baseball game
refers.
w ill be plnyed here w ith
Spring-
several times and wishes to get in '
contact w ith a couple who were in
About the bast thing that can be field Sunday aa the Inst games tor ■
the
Cnscnde
terested In furnishing cones sev
said about the AAA. farm credit the tw o teams In
eral years ago.
and other a g ricultural organisa league The local team did not play
Those w ishing to sell cones have
tions I h that they
hnvc trained Inst Sunday.
been asked to act at once.
As a contractor Sherm Godard has
farm ers to keep books on th e ir op-j
Last
No
Money
Auction
Saturday.
moved tons and tons o f sand, but
eratlons.
100%
coverage.
The
Sentinel.
he Is moving tons more out o f the
L awvmm « Itavtfcorw*
L ittle W an tad s Do Big Things.
tra p on No. 4.
TO b. TIES SEPT. IS
4-H FAIR ON BOARDS
FOR THIS WEEK END
FOREST FIRES DF WEEK
Trouble an' Sunshine
by £auSrence Haurf/ji nome