Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, January 02, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text/ AND o VOLUM E XXX tO T T A O K o (1 H O V K , L A N K OOTTAUE O B O VE LEADER C O U N T Y , O U K U O N , F R I D A Y, JA .N U A K Y 2, 1920 PULLET HAS BIO LEAD BURIED ON ANNIVERSARY 0 °WIT„ E0G WEI0HIN0 5% OUNCES OF DEATH OF WIFE GRANDMA RALSTON SANTA CLAUS FOR THE M E CHILDREN Cottagi* drove pulida bid fair not Colman A. K« nm * . ViOaran o f Civil only to hold all recorda for i*ur!y lay mg but ii I mo for the ai/e of eggi they War, Du»* Dwatithar 24 at tlia lay. .luat to allow what ahe could do A ri » of 711 Yaar*. if the occuaion required it, a White Leghorn pullet, owned by (V A. Kurre, a few dava ago laid an egg which Thi* filarm i of Culmini A. Ili»«**«» whh weigha ft% «lincea and ia 7 % by 1» li«*l«l In*ri* ut Hi o'clock Hiituriluv fori' melica m circumference. The pullet ih iìooii , t hitt I i i i t In* liour ••mi anni* one o f 214 Mareh hatched pullet* Mr. vi-MHiy of Un* ili'Mlli of liti' waèf•• 1*1 Kurre ow na ami hi* ia getting I mo egg* yrur* I » « * l l r v . K U. tV Urout of a day from the flock. fi«-iutr<t Iut•*riin*iit wim III t!iu A K t)n the amili* day that the mammoth A A M I. O. O. K. criiM'tcry. Di'iifh egg wa* produced another pullet pro oci,Mrn,«l on Tlmmiliiv afli*riiiM»ii afti*r ducei! a bn ii turn egg weighing three a Im^crinj; illui'**, I mi ! few knowui^ fourtha o f an ounce. The two aide by III ut In* whn ilno^crouiily ili. aille preaent quite quite a contrant. Mr, I< i *«* iii * wii n borii in Murilo rouft Mr. Kurre paid $2 each for Ina pul ty, Va., Juni* lift, IM.'l. Ili* inovril to Ida, built n $600 chicken houac for ft'ittnhnr|{ Hitli li in fiiinily w li rii n hiiiii II them, and ia one of the many who are » li 1 1 « I i» M«i to M in oc no tu arili* n |N y«*ur* going into th«« binine** on a cominer of hki ', Mimi t I i i t i ’ i » fti*r iniirry ila|* M inn cidi (inaia. I larrTrtt Noni, of €*nr%«*r roiinly, Min ui*Ni»tii. W • tliiii a yrnr In* i*nli*tnl in Co. I, Fir*t Miniii'Nota infuutry, »imi i r m i l ilnrin^ t)n* Civil wur Ile rnaii* ben* 14 yeniN h ^“ ami <ln*«l at thè a^e uf 7*1 yciim, fi moiitliN, 1M» ilay». * 'haileu M Iteene, of ttilN rity, I n thè olily Nilf Vivili^ rhild. Ex pu liant* of I.*«« Hpnail ami Pay Mrs. F. C. (Oraridmu; Ralston should be named the Manta Clan* o f the Metho»list church. It has just become publicly known thut it is to her efforts thi* children o f the Hunday school owe their receipt o f candy on the Christmas tree. For some reason the regular Man ta Claus neglected to forward the tisuul supply. Whether or not he had er roneously been informed that the boy* and girl* had not earned the candy is not known, but when Mrs. Ralston heard that the candy hud been over- lookeil she took u subscription paper down Main avenue and soon hud the neee***ry amount subscribed. Mrs. Ralston, who is past 70, wan one of the banner solicitors in all war drives and has lost none o f her knack tor getting the money when she goes after it. TWO MILLIONS IN BONDS TO GO ON BALLOT All D ok » Mn.it fla va Tatf*. II oj ^ n , «vhether kept in thè rity or roiiutry, iiiun I bave lieenm* tiqj* nini a rollai on aft«*r Jamia ry I or tlieir ow n rm a ili lo* milijert to a ini min uni fine of #Hi, (allure to |*uy which wili innke thè il*q» liuble to eiterMination via thè revolver mute. The lirniNe luw w iin | hinni «I ut thè Inai regalar n *’ nnioii of thè |e|{i*luturi» llUt llionf COUtlt y e leik i lobi o f f ita eofoti « iiient uiitil un o|iÌnioit un to ita b r u l l i ) conili I h Riveli liy tini, ut torri«’ v generai. It whn M'heiluletl to jf«» iato effe ct in «lune. .Mule «lo^ oh nera muNt I»ay $1 a yenr nini iemale animai* are »ubject 14 1 iloulile that Uliioiint. AUTO ROADS ARE GOOD MARKET ROADS ARE BAD All tbf* autonmliil* roiola in thia aer t ion tire |i(iNNabl«> uml m moNt ctfincN can be ne^otiateil without trouble by the henvint **nra. There I iiin bein aonie «lit r i «U I ty juNt north o f hen* after u ram, where u |»urt o f the nbl ntn<! I iun b«*eu ronibiiietl with thi* new roaii. The uew rom! haa now been o|M*nei| tinil a itnnbly n | m » i anil a Nteeo, ali|i|*«*ry hill, which entUK*(| the trouble, have I we* rlllUlltfltlMi. The roaii aouth to l<oNi*bur|* in mu^h III a|iotn where mck I iiin bi*en laol on to|* of the new ^riiilm^ but no m r* ha ve rr|Mirtr«| any a«*rioiiN trouble in IfetfiuK through. The lali^ ht Vallay ami l.ormic roailw an* at ill lo bail romtiliou. CENSUS ENUMERATORS POR C 0 ARE NAMED You Ou Ara Votad tijr Taxpayer* Down Kugeni* Kegiafer: Mv n v i v a voce v(di* ao dcciatvc that h riaing vote wna not i*nHud for, the tas pay era* budget meeting Monda y adopted the rc|»nrt o f the m pec i a I roaii rnttimitlpi' rerontiiiend m g a bond ia*ue o f $ll,tMM),Mill» fur the count ruction o f market rouda m I .one county. Iiumediutely a f te r w a r d the fiiei*ting went on record aa f a v o r in g tin* aubiniaaion o f n ap«*cial le v y pro gram m tin* i*vent that the bond i*aoc fail*.' The v o te came at the eml o f ai*vertil houra o f uumiati'd but good humored diNCti*aiofi o f tin* coin pa ra 11 v i* merita o f bouda and wpeciul lev iea fo llo w ing thi* dcctmofi to riM’oiiimcml luoida, M. K Crowe, o f I.ora lie, who had championed the direct t i n plan, o f f e r e d a motion reco mmending that ii direct tny be placed Cm the mum* ballot aa thi* bond iNaiie, ao that the vot«*ra could take their choice, but with d rew In* m o tion when it wna ohjeeti*d that auch a proceeding would be almo*t certain to rrault in the d e fe a t o f both prnjecta. 1' t w ant to a#*i* good ro ads,1 ’ he atud, |*'and I d o n ’t want to run any riak o f d e fe n tm g the good ronda program. Therefore, with th<* councilt o f my nee oml, I will withdraw my motion. * II. T. Markuacn, o f Junction City, then moved that it I m * the wenai* o f the tnxpnyera ‘ budget me«*ting that in the eveut the bouda arc d(*feated lic it *priug the com mitt«*«* g i v i n g recoin mended that the I>omI t*Me In* aubmit ted at the primury c b r t i o n in klny a direct tax program be aiibmitted at the fall election. Ilia motion pn*vniled without H diaaenfing vote. T h e in(»ruing ai*aaiou wa* a|a*nt in liateinng to a clear and well prepared prea4*ntution o f the road aitunturn m which I j i n e county finda it « e l f by K J. Adama, chairman o f the apccinl roiid (o u m iittee which brought m tlit* recoin iiieudut ioii for bonding. t'rnaua enumeration for 11120 will b<* rommeureil early Hi the new year aiure, with but few eireptiona, all plurea have been fillet!. Kueh enuiiiermtor will carry with him proper credential*. T w o weeliN are alloweil for coni pie till}; the work iu thi* county while rural «lia When the meeting convened for the t net» have four week*. huuiiii*rutor» fur thia eml of t a f t e r i M H i n aeaaion, the qtieatioti at- iaauc bond* or direct tux wna brought di county are aa foliowa: t ’ottu^c drove Marie Hhelbtirne, Mra. lectly forward by u motion, o ffefed by A. C. I bum, to nd*»pt the committee I III • L \N kit* Hoheutia ami Diaaton Mernl «V. report reeoni mend ing a bond issue. Iba (uaaion promptly wsjted warm, but waa Thom paon. ttiuuibaugh ami Wallace .lumen C. without rancor or peraonnlitiea. Direct tax advocates urged in the main that I • . tt* Itoreiia and Hu^inaw Kathb*en Al < qimlly a* good reaulta could I n * ob I a i im *«| by the *' pay a* you go *' plan Icn. I.athiim ami HiIk Cruek— Francia K. without pnytug the item o f interest, while those who aupported the bonding Taylor. plan replied that bond* will bring the roads now ao that they may be uaed WRIST TORN APART BY while they nre In mg paid for. 11. K. Crowe, o f l.oraae, apeukmg for -, WOOD SAW DRIVE BELT Siuldaw grange, which recently puased I'liarb*» Baldwin sustained arvrti> mill r«*ao|utiona favoring a direct tax, took painful injuries Nnturdny w hen hi» ovciudon to sxplniii away what he amd right I»rni wa» cnugbl tu thn In'll nf wna n mi* unde rat nti ding o f the grunge thr Ferguson «nml «aw, (hr fvrv nr in action. " I t haa been thrown up to broken ninl the wrist joint torn upurt. me,’ ’ he amd, " t h a t Hnmlnw grange i* Ho «ua Ink.n to tln> In im | ii t it I for nii'it tigninat goo«| rouda. That ia not the .«•»I lit ton I mn. Mr. Baldwin wit« at case. We favor a direct tax program, tempting tu «lu|i tli<‘ »lipping uf thn but if we cannot get the direct tax we drive Imlt by *>l*l>l>'**«K « |>r.'|u.r>.t iltn me for bonds. We are for good rouda that is the attitude of Hiualaw um''l fur thitt |uir|HiH.< wlii'ii hi» right mm win« cngghl uml carried nruunil th.' grange.** Libert llcde, o f Cottage drove, *aid pulliiy. that in hia opinion Cottage drove and the Cottage drove country are againat LONDON NEIGHBORHOOD the luind issue and the map aa ap 18 FERNINST ROAD BONDS proved by the road committee. “ We non *t t h in k ," he said, " t h a t the routes OppfiNition to road bouda in any form see drawn right. We want to see the Wua voiced at a meeting o f repreaeut main market roads, the rouda serving aliv e people o f tin* l«ondon country the market territories, built immediate held Hat unlay afternoon. The peopb» ly# and we d o n ’t *i*e anything in this o f thin territory hold regular nieetm^a program tor u* that we haven't al Moreover, we to diN4*uaa local a ffa ir* ami another ready been promised. meeting will be held at 7 o'clock to <l«»vi *t believe that the amount named mglit. will complete the road* shown on the map.M ( Interest in the discussion, which Inst O. A. R. Elect*. Appo in ut tux poat, O. A. B., has eleet ed nearly two hours, was keen, and »•it ttu* follow ing offic e r«: George W. (M)ints made by speakers on both sides McKaynulil«, coinniahder; O. It. King, were libeii^lly applauded. Knrly in the vu > cuMMwmlar; .fepthn Hurt, «i<conil session it became apparent from the v ie « coMmiimlar; Win. Ilenry, i|unrti«r- volume o f applause that the final vote iniiKtiW; Dr. II. I,. Wund«, niljiitant; was likely to favor the bonding plan. Representatives were present from H. K. tluilnnl, rhuplniu. The woman ’« relief e.urp« hu« eleeteil practically every part o f the county. the fulluwiiiK o ffic e r«: Mr«. Alice Re<l OroM Stamp» Bring $117 58. Tuinpkin«, preniilent; Mr«. I.iiurn Me The total *nle» o f the Red ('roa* Keriinn, aanior vice preaiilenl; Mr«. Kmum Karr, junior vice preaitWnt; ('hri»tmaa »enl» wa» ♦•ii.55. Although Mr». Klitnbetli Puhrenwitl.l, tren«urer; thi» i» the reeord for any one »en»on Mr». Anna Teeter», rhnplnin; Mr». Jep- here, Mr», lleattie, who hud rhiirge o f the »nle», rniy» thnt n great tnuny more thn Hart coniliielor. eould en»ily have been »old hml the women hml more time to give to the O ra n «« Inatall* Officer*. »ale. Hho expree»i«a appreciation o f the CottuK«' Drove Krimpe hu« itiNtnlleil hearty cooperntinn o f the worker* who the following officer*: W. E. Dorwuril, n»»i»ti'd in the »nle*. mn*ter; W. A. Hemanwajr, overaaer; Mr*. M. Hhnw, leeturer; H. K. I.ewi», N ew Year A rrive* Quietly. ■leward; T. (!, Hhnw, nmiataut atairard) The N i ' vv Year wan u»hered in here A. 3. Hieven», rhupliiin; Ü. W. Mr with comparative quiet. There were a Karlnml, tren«ur*r; J. II. Cooley, aee number o f wateh par tie* and n public retury; Ed. Ailiim«, Kittekeeper; Mr*. dance, the church bell» ringing nt mid Kale Hear», Cere»; Mr». Jennie Crowe, night. The buaiae»» hou»e* o f the city Pomona; Mr». P. II. MnK«ao, Flora; eloaed at 10 o'clock on New Y e a r ’» Mr*. Julia A«hky, Indy u«»ÌHtiiiit »tew day, the bnnk» and |Mi»toffice remain ard. * ing cloned all day. NUMBER 15 BUY OREGON GOODS, APPEAL OF THE GOVERNOR Olcott Urges Public to Help Manufac it was none of hi* blank» ty blank bus iai*s*. Hazleton said he would find turers Who Agree to Employ out whether it was or not. lie diaap Former Soldiers. pe/trod for a few moments, returning with a loaded rifle, which he aimed in I'a ia t e r ’s direction and informed him Salem, Ore., D.-c, 30.— “ Buy Oregon that he had better get out i f he d id n ’t made product* and thereby furnish cm wish to pose as the central decoration ployment for ex »ervice men o f this of a coffin, lie and his gang hustle»! state,” is the appeal contained in a themselves and th»*ir mule out o f the letter ¡»sued from the executive o f f i building as quo'kiy a* possible, a* Ha ce» here today. Hpeaking f fin in ia ce n tly n fow day* /Icton ha»l th< reputation of meaning ” Because if the «eriou» situation ngof “ l ' u r l o " Murile Ventili n f e r r e d busim-a*. which ha« resulted in hundred» o f Ore to na incident that may bave *lipped The hotel belonged to a man and gon ex-service men being out o f em thè nimda o f even many o f thè old wife by the name o f Montarge. The ployment,’ ’ says the governor’s letter, t itiiera. mini waa u living skeleton and had the manufacturer* o f Oregon, through only enough *km over hia bone* to I fu »m g thè ear ly dnya, l l a r v e y Ila the associated industries, have volun hold them together, although he *eeme»l /b’Ioii had charge o f a hotel, which teered to meet the situation by the wua loeuted on thè we*t mde u t thè to be perfectly healthy. The wife was employment o f these men. This move riv'er, a block or *o aouth of thè pre» a beanled la»ly and the two spent moat on the part of the manufacturers will cnt Main avonue bridge. There werc* o f thi-ir time with a cireus and spent mean a material overproduction of no building* oli thè t*aat aldi' o f the little time here. their products. As a result o f thi* con I «ut«T the hoti-l was torn down and ri ver ut that tinte. One night ii rough dition it will be neceaaiary to find a fe llo w nunieil ll o w c l'ainter, witli a a store building erected on the same way to market this additional produc gang o f ffbout a do/en, all o f whom ground. This was robbed one night and tion. The logical way is to r the peo fa in te r was among those nr rested. hud been d rin k m g h eavil y , viaited the ple o f Oregon themselves to absorb the hotel, l'ain ter n d m g in ori ti mule. " C n c l e " Marne doe* not remeiçber Government Accept* Hubby a* Head overproduction by confining their pur fa inter got Ila/leton, who waa in another part o f how v it happened, but chases, as far as possible, to Oregon o f Family and W i f e a* the building, heurd thè coiumottori ulid away, although thought to be the chief products. Next o f Kin. carne out to impure what wa* the mut- criminal, while other* implicated were ■ ‘ ‘ From the inception o f the war Ore ter. Ile wna informed by Mainter that seat to the penitentiary. gon was a leader in every patriotic The taking o f the 1112b I'niteil State* move. While pence 1 » here it is as C A TODD HAVING LIVELY HOUND DOG ACCIDENTALLY census, which eome* once in 10 years, much our duty to see that the men will start on January 1, according to who gave us peace are properly pro TIME OF IT IN OLD HANGS ITSELF OH announcement from headquarters of vided with employment as it waa our MEXICO FENCE this district at Salem, and the house duty to finance th»-m during the war. I am confident that people o f the state Mr«. 11. Mruwn Im« rcrrivcil niT Cbarlca Hear* rejsirts the unusual in wives and others who are to be quizzed will giv e ready response to this appeal irili'r.'«titiK b-tlrr from lu-r brother, ».'. cidenl of 11 dog hanging itself. He re- by the enumerator» are asked to be and I urge that for the next 90 days \. To.M, » h o i» in Mi'xirn, thiit turbu ccutljt Ixuiglit two valuable hound» studying up un the information that '•very man, woman and child in the h'lit h.iini' ut (¡ri'imer« unii bninlit». and took them out for a hunt Christ- they are required to give out. A summary o f the question» to be -fate do his or her part by purchasing A fi* « day* before he wrote Mr*. mns day to »how them o f f to visitor». Oregon made products. Hinwn he hml liiui'heil nt the rriution One o f the animal» did not return and asked i» given below. The government “ Insist that you secure these prod nf hi» friend, “ I itele” Ji«e tinroutte, the uext day a »enrolling party found haa provided a penalty for refusal to ucts, realizing as you do so that you answer these or to receive the enum nf thin eity, l.'ll«i«K »*« Ix'wiire of the muiAiil dead hanging from a fenre. ire assisting in giv in g employment to bnmlit». A few d » y » Inter he tmik u It 1 » thought that the dog attempted erator. The schedule is us follows: 1. How many member» o f the family the men who righteously deserve it. I trip tn n lieiii-h nml the trnm un wlueli to jump the fence, Mumbled anil would respectfully request that the lie wii» truvrlin^ wua utturkeil by Imti caught hi» neck in the fence in such are there permanently living at homef 2. Who i» the head o f the family f mayors o f the various citie- and towns •lit» who hml dernileil the eii|{iiie by a fashion that he wa» unable to ex tl ■ situ ti n*to ¡In Name in order those most nearly re «lirendiiiK thi* mil». Mr. Toilil l*»»t hi» tricate himself. lated to the head o f the family, begin* attention o f their home p e o p le go that hand bnK|(B|{e, hi» wnteh, finder riinf» j ning with the wife, children in order thi» plan may work out with the great uml ntwill f 10 in money. 'I hey took est success. ’ ’ him primmer nml ileiininileil u runxoin LEAVES FRIGID EAST; FINDS (beginning at the eldest), relatives, boarders, roomer*, servant*, etc. WEATHER WARM AND of #.t&iNi but he |{ot away from hi» .1. Give the name* o f other person» AG COLLEGE LEADS IN l'uiiril» and rene.hed »iifety. BALMY HERE not members o f the family who reside Mr. Toilil any» that he 1 » fnirly »life STUDENTS FROM HERE limoli^ thi' ( n 'l i w r . due to the fnet C. E. Clarke has just returned from permanently with the family. 4. Give age, at Last birthday, wx, thut he hn» u t n ik o f »toppiti|{ tooth- an extended eastern trip. The climate Oregon Agricultural college seems to in lie thnt. the bumlit» appieeiute nml • >ut there was frigid when he left and race o f each member o f the family and lead all other institutions o f higher for thnt reaaoa they ronaider him more people were suffering in many places other pcrso/i*. and whether married, learning in the number of students inlmible ulive thim dead, lie i ^ i n u for lark o f fuel. When he arrived here single, widowed or divorced. from here, and this despite the fact 5. Were all mi'mlicrs o f family or that the state university is located in timi», however, lilmut getting out into he found the weather »0 balmy that persons residing with family boi^j with the wood». He Hilda: “ I f intervention fires were hardly required. Cottage this county. There nre 20 at O. A. C. ionie», whieh iip|>eor» po»nik|e during' G ro v e ’s cold snap lusted but a few in the United Htate*. and 12 at the university. The list o f <5. I f born m a foreign country, state those attending the university was pub the enniini; ngea, it Ì» moat probnbb- day*— hardly long enough to g ive the where, and giv e date o f arrival in the lished last Week. Those attending O. thnt I will by thnt time have ptxaeed youngsters a taste o f skating. United States. away through m'liility. ” A. C. are as follow»: 7. Haa any member o f the family or Chester Aniauf, 22«- •■ommi-ree, Hig- • T + t Roy Woods Likes Idaho. person residing permanently with the m:i Xu; Clyde A. Rureham, '22, agri JOE SMITH HELPS WIFE, Lee Roy Woods, Hr., writes from family been naturalized or declared culture; Chas. S. Hurk holder, '2.1, elec Weiner, Idaho, that his w ife has joined FRACTURED RIB IS his intention to become a citizen! trical engineering; Belle Burkholder, him there for a month mid that the RESULT *i. I f so. giv e the date o f naturaliza- '22, commerce; Arthur W. Comb», '22, whole gol dinged family will arrive ilion i f full ritizen; date o f first paper* commerce; George J. Hall, ’20, agri next summer. Mr. Woods now has an i f declared intention. J im * T. Hniitli 1» another Cottage culture. Theta Delta Nu; Hi Id red J. interest ht a gas filling station, like» 9. Has any member or person resid Hall, ’22, vocational. Gamma Dhi Beta; drove man who hu» eome to the eon the country and 1 » doing well, l i e de ing there |M'rmiinently attended school William Haldeman, 23, civil engineer rliiHion thut it 1 » not an net o f wimlom scribe* Weiser 11 » a pleasGiit and pros o f any kind since the first ilnv o f Sep ing; Ruth Kenady, '20, home econom to butt into the w ife 'a work. A few perous eity o f 4500. He says that with tember, D.G9! day» ago, during a moment o f ncriou* ic»; \ ictor Kem. ’24, industrial arts; -1« below weather the Hnnke and the 10. Is there any member o f the fam Walter K. Landwehr, inentnl aberration, he voluntered to '22, mining; Weiser rivers are froxen over for the ily or other person residing there who Benotta F. Teeters, '24, s|»'cial home ilmaect a few »tiek» o f wood for hi» first time in 25 years. cannot read and write some language! economics; John M. Teeters, ’23, f o r wife. During the o|ieratioii and due probably to lark o f experience, he loat 11. Give birthplace o f each person, estry; My Ion M. Haight, ’23, electrical including members o f the family who engineering; Mary F. Haight, ’23, ag lii» footing and fell over onto a chunk S H E R I T F OF E A R L Y D A Y S - IS V I S I T O R I N T H E C I T Y reside there permanently, and their o f the wood. The doctor *uy» he him riculture; Rupert V. Coffman, '22, com native tongue, i f foreign-born. a fra il lin'd rib. merce; Raymond Veatch, '22, com John Hloan, of Condon, is visiting at 12. Give birthplace of the father o f merce; Fillmore D Wyatt, '23, raining; the home o f his niece, Mrs. Joe Dmnc- each person residing there permanently D IS A G R E E A B L E V E G E T A B L E liny E. Nelson 23, special electrical w"oil. Mr. Hloan was .•Dnriff mid ta* and his native tongue i f foreign-born. ODORS A R E N O T D AN G E R O U S engineering; Ellis B. Harding, 23, civil collector o f l^iiie county from lsstl to Hive birthplace o f the mother o f each engineering. • IVH). In those day* the tux collector jM'rson, including mcmliera o f the farti Severn! complaint» have been made *|>ent one day o f the tax collecting ilv, that reside there permanently, and to The Scntiln'1 o f the disagreeable HIGHWAY TO HAVE BAD period in each precinct o f the county her native tongue i f foreign-born. odor from cabbage and kale plant» mid it wn» the duty o f the taxpayer to 1.1. Is there any member o f the fam PLACES LEVELED OFF which were frnr.cn 111 the recent cold meet the tux collector there. 1'ennlty ily or other person residing permanent »pell and are now rotting. Home think on taxes ticgmi immediately nfter the ly with the family who does not speak County Commissioner Hpencor looked tiiut dmcnNC m likely to rc»ult. Several visit o f the tax collector. over Pacific highway between here and English! of the physician» have been COimulted Mr. Hloan was a blacksmith in the 14. What is the oecupation or pro Eugene and south to the county line and they report that they have no day* before he was elected sheriff and fession o f each person, including mem during the past week. He reports that rime» o f MU'knc»» whieh they think in those days blacksmiths made their bers o f the family, residing there per the recent frosts did many thousands could !>«• traced to that rn'tmc. One o f dollars damage to the roads, making own horseshoe nails mid when business manently ! pliy»iei!iii report» »everal rime» o f mild was not too rushing they ulso made 15. Does the house in which they live them mushy and choppy. The road pa ptomaine pomoning which he think» the shoes. belong to some member o f the family trols have been instructed to go over limy have renulteil from eating fmeen them with drags and make them as Mr. Hloan'* daughter, Mrs. Addie or is it rented! vegetable» in combination with rich Reid, o f Dendleton, is visiting in Eu 1«. I f house is owned by head o f passable as possible for the winter griivie» or rich food». He »ay» that the gene, and will visit here before re family or by some member o f the fam traffic. contracting o f ptomaine poisoning in turning home. ily, state whether mortgaged or free this manlier i» very rare. I N D I A N M U S I C A L E W I L L BE o f incumbrance. P U T ON H E R E J A N U A R Y 14 L Y N X HOLLOW. 17. Are there any outbuildings on BLUE M O U N TA IN . the premises in which horses, cuttle, The romance, home, superstitious and (Special to The Sentinel.) sheep, hogs or poultry o f any kind are (Special to The Hontinel.) religious life o f the Indian will be por Dec. 24.— Wm. Petrie came up from kept f Dee. ill.— Mr. and Mr». I-mil Ijind the I . o f O. Friday fon the Christmas IS. Does any member o f the family trayed at the Arcade theater Wednes wehr uml baby, o f Westlake, are vacation. day evening, January 14. This program own or operate a farm ! »pending the holiday» nt the Ii. II. The 1). D. Caldwell family made a 19. Are there any members o f the will be given by the voice pupils o f I.umlwchr home. business trip to Eugene Saturday. family that arc either blind, deuf or Esther Hilsby, staged by Ora Read lleorge laiyng and family, of Walden, Hemenway. Tbe afternoon o f the same Myron Jackson has been visiting the mute! and Huttc Mooney and fmnily spent family o f hi* brother Marvin. dny a matinee will be given for the Christmas at the George Dovveus home. publie school children, for those at Melvin Jackson mine up from Reeds- Mrs. Hazleton’ s Mother Dead. Maxwell Wlnpps has been quite ill port Monday mnl joined Mrs. Jackson Mrs. H. J. Heott, o f Cresvvell. mother tending school in the country :uni for with pneumonia during the past week. tor a holiday visit with relative» here. o f Mrs. IKira Hazleton, o f this city, tulults living in the country and unable Emma mid William Enghhorn, of j2c The Wolford and Slater families died at Creswell Tuesday night. Hhe to attend Wednesday evening. Enrlie, are visiting Mr». I.ouisa Kib shopped in the Grove Monday. was retiring for the night and fell bey during the holiday». The Lew Lujoies and Mrs. Tom dead. Hhe hail just passed her ninety- Mr. mid Mr». Clyde Hasting», of Johnson transacted business in the first birthday. She had been a reii- Wildwood, spent Christinas at tiinrge Grove Saturday. — ailvortusing lhat ia pains dent o f Creswell for t*5 yeurs and was Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Clock left Friday for one o f the best known pioneers o f takingly written is the most Mr. mid Mr». .1. /.. Coates were ill The Ihtllcs, where they will make their the county. *— interesting part of the news Eugene Hut unlay. future home. paper. Walter laindwehr is home from O. Marlon Veatch Entertains Newsies. A. C. for vacation. HEBRON. Eugene Register: Forty three l.oys Mr. mid Mrs. Albert Ijincimter spent — ad. writers should take and two girls, who sell and deliver Christmas with Mrs. I.nncnster'» sis (Special to The S entinel) just as much pains in get newspapers in this city, will have their ter, Mrs. George Foster, nt Cottage Dec. 24.— Mrs. Walter l.ni'ka v and son New Y ear's dinner at 12 o'clock with ting up uu ad. as in writing Grbve. Ernest have gone to Portland to visit Marion Veatch at the Y. M. C. A. a busineaa letter. Mr. and Mr». Homer Chamberlain Mrs. i j i c k y ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chicken pie nml ice cream are two o f and baby »pent several day» o f Inst Wilson. the attractions on the menu being pre week at the J. H. IJnebniigli home. — people who have money to R. K. L a r k y has bought the M yers pared for the boys and girls. Miss Violet Robbins was a visitor nt stock and hay. spend with you judge you the Rawlings home Hunday. J. A. Dowell killed a coon last week. Bohemia Precinct Discontinued. hy the kind of ails, you Miss Dorothy Lehitw, o f this place, Mr. and Mrs. Judd Doolittle went The county court has ordered the dis write. mid Harry Williams, o f Cottage Grove, over to M rK en lie Inst week to visit continuance o f Bohemia preeinct in were married Friday. n few days with Mrs. D oolittle’s grand Lan,< county. This action was tnken — if your ads. have the ap George Hastings left Hunday to again mother, who is very poorly. for the reason that there are not suf lit« overseer lit the Riijada camp, nfter pearance of shabby treat •I. A. Dowell bought ten fine pigs ficient votes in that district to justify having »pent aevernl month» at home. Inst week from Levi Geer, o f Ixindon the expense o f maintaining the polls. ment, you cannot blame the A number from here nttended the buyer for fenring that cus The territory embraced in thnt precinct dance given at Walter l ’itcher'», nt Sneak Thieve» Busy. is added to Disston. tomers get the same kind of Walden, Thursday. Several instances have been lately treatment. Mr. nml Mra. John I’ nlmer and reported o f thievery. Hnenk thieves re Cannery Meeting January 12. grandson were in the Grove Monday. cently entered Mrs. Emma H arm s'fruit The annual stockholders’ meeting o f — make your ads. interesting Mr». H. C. Hchell and daughter I.u- house and carried -away a quantity o f the Cottngc Grove cannery will be held rretin were Hiindiiy guest» at the M. C. runned fruit. Hhe says she can ill at 10 o'clock Monday, Jnnunry 12, in and attractive and the ad- Rnhbina home. afford to lose it and would appreciate the commercial club.' There is a sur readers will watch for them Dnving it returned. plus on hnnd and the stockholders will each week. be asked to put this into improvement* Every kind o f jobprinting promptly DUONE Y O U R N E W S . instead o f into dividends. done by The Sentinel. In thè la»t iaaue J. W. Donahua wa» referred to ii » a pioaeer director o f Ih., riiiiimereial club and il wa» »tuteli that no olii* hud been fooad who kaew what bu»ine*N he wa» in. I* II. 11'■ menw»y ( I v i ' « thè iaformution that he w ii » in thè buukiiii' buainea» bere for «everal monili* in u liuildiiiK which, »tieni when thè poaloffiee l* now loeuted. • • • CENSUS ENUMERATION IS TO START AT ONCE