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OOTTAOE
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LEADER
COTTAGE GKOVH, LANK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2.1, 1920
POTATOES ONCE 10 CENTS
THE HUNDRED NOW
10 CENTS POUND
The prevailing price of 10 cent* n
Oar Had D m Taken to Portland and pound for potutoca remimi* producer*
in Ihl* *ection of a time about »even
lA ft for Bala; Ruae la U m < i
year* ago when »pud* were a drug on
to Catth Oui ¡t y Oua.
the I oral market at 25 cent* the Iron
dreil nini largì- qumititie* were Hold
for a* low a* 10 cent* the hundred-
Th« thii'f who «tolo thr Dort ear Many who hud lurgc miti k* found it
belonging to Kenneth MrKey wilds, of mure profitable ut Dial time to u-ie
thin iity, him been ruptured through n potatoes for fertiliser Unni to attempt
rlever rune ou the purl of the officer* to »ell them. A person ivho would now
llleu Chiiiiilicriitiu, of Eugene, m the make n iic I i .u»e of »pud* would In likely
uinn charged with the crime, insiemi of to be sent to a federal penitentiary.
the two young meli from eustrru Ore
(Ine uf the »turekeeper* of the city
a"II, who were ut fir»t *u*peeted.
relate* that a fiugul houw-wife »cut
The rur **«» taken to I'ortlund u one uf her rhildren to hi* »ton- a few
few duy* nfter it w u ntolen nml day* ago for 25 cent»' worth of tuber*.
plueed in u garage there, tihumlierlain On the way home the child dropped
instructing the proprietor to nell It for the package, the three pot nines dropped
him If |Hi**ihle. When Deputy Hlieriff through a crack in the sidewalk and
t 'roner wn* ill I’ortlund n few duy* were limi in the gru** under the walk.
Inter he diacovorod the atoleti eur In
IlunaewIvee in mnny ritic» are organ
the garage und u pimi to eutrh the ialng to boycott the poluto. No auch
thief wn* arranged. ('hamherluiu, who action hn* yet been taken here but in
told the gurtige owner thut hi* limile dietitian* nr« that the prieo at which
wit* MrUeyuold*, hud left word to wire they are being »old will nerve the «nine
him In cure o f the Wentern Union tel purpose.
•-graph office in Kugoue if u buyer
for the cur appeared. A nicjuingc wn*
»ent to the effect thut the rur wu*
»old and thut ♦Utili wu* received for it.
t'hmaberluin gave iu»trurtlon* to **ud
the money by wire, ("roner »arreted
himuelf in u rear room of the tele
«
graph office and when ("huniberluln up
peered for hi* money ("rouer emerged Boti Keeney Pay» Complimenta to Bond
Boo» 1 er» uud Hang» Hide»
from hi* hiding place und placed him
under urre*t.
on Walla of Hall.
Mr. McUeynold* arrived home with
hi* car la*t week, lie found that it
had had bard ueuge, one tire lieing
I f there were any frit 1» of the pro
gone and the windshield broken.
posed two million dollar road bond in
< "hamberlain, who i* 17 year* of age, *ur present at the meeting o f Cottage
ha» beeu fmroled to hi* parent*, the Drove grange Hnturdny afternoon they
roudition* of the parole being that he failed tu voice their arntimrnt*.
»hall work for a rear for hi* father
<7. I*. Barnard, candidate for the re
in hie nnwmill ur logging rump*; thut puhliriin nomination for county judge,
he »hall pay all damage* incurred to look the pamphlet isaucd by the Imlie
the automobile be itole; reimburse the County Doud Rond* association and
county fur the eipenae it went to in characterised many of the statement»
effecting hi* arreat, write to the ju therein a* grossly misleading He said
venite officer one each week, telling in parti
wbut he ha* been working at and re
“ The tablo given »lutes that the
gnrding hi* action*; mint go to Hun- amount o f taxes that will b* required
day arnool if hi* mother tell* him to. to meet the bond* will average #l.l>7
lie ic nut to lie »een on the »treet* of for each # 10(10 of# a*»i *»ed valuation,
Kugatie during hi» parole, eicept when but Ih ii figure i» arrived at after di
arrumpanied by hi* parent*.
ducting what it i* anticipated the
county will receive from automobile li
8WIS8H0ME
CALK
BEATS cense fee*. Thi* I* an unfair method.
We will receive these license fees re-
GOTTAQE OROVE VEAL
gnrdlea* of whether or nop we vote
BY FOUR POUNDS
them- bond* and (he lionds themm-lve*
will require a tax uf |.’I.5I on the thou
A MwUabome woman would tube
annd. There i» no other fair wuy to
from Mr*. H. K McFarland, o f thi*
figure it. I nlmi find many diacrep
city*, the honor of raising the large»!
ancle* in the figure* given a* to the
veal calf. A »tory recently appeared
ia The Meutlnel dating that Mr* Me probable cost* o f construction of rouds
karlaad had raiwil a calf that weighed laid out iu the program. For the same
clause* of road to lie laid under prac
IIS pound*, mild fur 127 and netted
tieally the same conditions we find
4Ï4 lit
Mr*. (#. A. Brook*, of Hwia*
widely divergenl figures as to the
home, write* that she railed u calf
probable oo»t, I huve raiaed m> oh
which weighed 117 pound*, »old Ut Ï I H
jcctioiiH to the state issuing bonds thut
cent* a pound, brought I l d l T and net
will be taken up entirely by nuto li­
ted her fût 68. Her calf w u nino half
cense fees. We had to have through
Jersey and half Holstein and waa al»o
highways built o f permanent materml
raiaed by Nature'» own method.
and there was no other wuy to get
them, but there ia at this time iio
OOTTAOE OROVE I1A8 M AN
emergency sufficient to mnke neces
ON T IC K E T FOR ASSEM BLY sury the issuing of such a vast amount
in county bonds for county roads. It
Saya What I I « Think» and Do** What is unfair tn the ednriitional niiltngc
lia Baya, la Slogan
bill* to put this prn|Hisitinn on the bn I
lot at the same time. We would he just
Collage Orov* bau a caadidule for n* far ahead by waiting for the fall
one of thè three poaitiona la thè lower election, Under this priqiosed bond Is­
buuue of thè Oregon »»«emlily tn whirh sue we will build rouds at the highest
Lane eounty la entitled, Klbert Hede price pnid for roads in the history of
beiug thè la*t oue troni thia eounty tu the country and We will be compelled
file and una of Ih* luat in thè »late.
to take up the bonds under u much
The only Information giveu in hi* lower wage level. Don’t worry ntiout
decloratimi filed with thè aecretary of the rounty court holding up any o f the
atate aa tu whnt he intenda tu do, in money for the cost of road "building
cane of electiou, I* in thè alogmi tu be to dealine. With the money nvailshlc
printed after hi» nome, “ H«y» w hnt he the rounty court 1» going to be im
thinha and due» what he *ay». ”
|Mirtlined by the people of the rouoty
The other candidate* are 8. li. Allea, until they can’t refuse to spend it .”
I K. Itemi and W. T. (iordon, of Ku
Kminett Hhnrp, one of the two can­
gene, uud il. C. Wheeler, of Pleuennt didates from here for the county com
Hill.
missionership, emphiflurrd his belief
that if given uaaistunee by one other
M A N Y W OMEN OET REW ARD
member o f the county court he would
TOR RED CROSS W AR WORK be able to curry out the economy pro
gram outlined in his plntform.
Hervice certificate* huve been re
Ben F. Keeney, former county asses
ceived at the Kugene Red Cro*a room* sor, who is simething of a real orator,
for rnuiiy member* of lmue county flayed the proponents of the Iwmd is­
who did Red fr o » » work during the sue nnd hung their hide* up on the
war. T I iuno certificate* are given by walls, where he used said hides to
the Natioual Americun Ked Cron* »on draw diagrams of whnt the bond issue
ety to every jiernon who did at lea*t would mean in extravagance nnd the
MOtl hour* o f war work in the room* of increase in taxation. Mr. Keeney hus
their local chapter during the period a letter elsewhere which cover» She
thut the United Ht rites wa* engaged in points made in his speorh.
M. Hvarverud, of Kugene, spoke
the world wnr. Tho*e In Cottuge Drove
who have received the certificate* ami briefly and said thnt the county had
badge* are Mr*. Walter Fullmer, Mr*. in the past overcome many obstacles
(). M. Kern, Mr*. C. M. Hhinn, Mr*. nnd was not the laggard in road build­
Anna Hcholl, Mr*. O. 11. Ditcher, Mr*. ing thut many would have us believe.
Harsh K. Kerr, Mr*. Itenu Huckley, He chiirnctcrixed the proposed bond is­
Mr*. Alice Harrington nnd Mr*. W. ('. sue as crnxy finance.
H. I). Allen, of Kugene, rundidnte
Applewhite.
for the legislature, urged keeping tax­
es down so thnt people could afford
LEO ION W AR N S PU BLIC
tn own homes. “ With the laboring
AO AINST. HOMESTEADS man owning his home we need have
no fear of bolshevism or I. W. W.ism. ”
Henttle, Wn»h., April 14.— Branding
n* wort hie** wvitern Oregon homeateud
Mr». Baaba W rit«» From Donnany.
land* announced a* open to entry hy
Lieutenant and Mrs. L. ( ’ . Hecho lire
e i »ervice men, the Elmer J. Noble
po*t uf the American legion ha* made now stutloned nt Bendorf, Dermany.
pulilia a resolution warning wnr vet­ Mr. Boche has gone bark to hi» per­
eran* ugninMt attempting to homestond manent rank of n first lieutenant. “ It
was quito a shock,“
Mrs. tlcebe
theae land*.
“ Mnny diaabled el-serviee men hnve says, “ to some o f tho colonels and mn
already gone down to Oregon,” de­ jors tu go hack to lieutenancies nnd
clared W. I*. Wine, of Noble poat. “ We captaincies. We have ■« lonely billet
are attempting to diaeourage other» in the homo of the wealthiest people in
from following their eiample. The the town, three large rooms on the
American Legion poata in Medford ground floor. There is a nice yard all
and Portland have tinnnuiiced that the around the houae, so Wallace has a
land left open to the aervice men i* good place to piny. »N ext week end we
expect to »pend in Wiesbaden and the
practically worthleaa. ”
week nfter in Cologne. As soon ns we
ran get a real good leave, w-e plan to
ORANOE BELLS Q U ILT TOR
BE N EFIT OF A R M E N IA N FUND go to Hwitserland and Ithly. Thnt
probably will be in May. We huve no
idea how long we will be here but I "m
The quilt made by the women mem
in love with thin country and hope we
bera of Cottage Drove grange wa* di*
lamed of Hnturdny by »idling number», don "t return to the states before fall
anyway.“ Mrs. Beebe was back in
which iimuunted to $10, the proceed* to
Dortland for n brief visit nt the time
go to the Armenian relief fund. Km
of tho death of her mother.
met! Hhnrp wn* the winner and, real
izing the great need of help in thi*
worthy cause, returned the quilt to bo
Your home newspaper is first entitled
•old again for the aamo purpose.
to your support.
ROAD BONDS DRAW FIRE OF
GRANGE SPEAKERS
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM IS WHY ONLY ONE VICTION OF w
HUMMER FOR 1920
LAW, IS ASKED
Dr Ng Poon Chew, Brilliant Celestial.
Is Biggest Number of Strong
Lecture Program,
The first announcement of the lltgtl
Chautauqua program indicates thnt the
attractions to be presented are of the
»nun* high sttiiidurd which has rhsrac-
terixed Kllison White programs in the
oust. Music, lecture und entertainment
lovers iippurently hove much in store
for them during the week of May 28
June 2, the cbautauqna dates for Cot­
tage Drove.
A lecture of unusual importance is
announced ill the coming of Ng I’ oon
("hew, probably the most brilliant man
of the t'hinesn race in America. Dr.
("hew is editor of the first Chinese
daily established in this country, is
vl<v president o f the China Mail H. H.
company, und is widely known ns a
statesman, orator and humorist. He
will s|M'ak (tn u subject of vital inter
cst to I'ucific coust audience», “ Chi­
na's Problems, National nnd Interna
tionnl.' ’
Other lecturer* of prominence are
James A, Dura», prestoi nt of Oneidit
Institute, nationally known as “ Hums
of the Mountain»;“ Hum Grnthwell, in
spirational lecturer; Kvelyn Itnrgelt, of
the Chicago Art Institute, lecturer, car
toonist and entertainer, Inst year with
the American expeditionary forces In
Frnnee, Kate I'pson Clark, noted edi­
tor und author, and Captain T. Dine-
more Upton, one o f the country’s prin
opal authorities on recreation for buys
and girls.
The music of the week promises
much tu the music lovers of this com
munity. On the first day Williams’
Mule (Junrtet comes in two concerts.
On the second day the N'*w York Art
isla’ Trio will present two programs
of unusual musical merit On the third
day the Morrison Dtrls ure coming.
The musical climax o f the week
comes on the fourth day in the two big
concert» by Taylor's Hinging Hand, an
organisation of American musician*
featuring both vocal and instrumental
music. With the singing bund romes
Tom Corwine, prince of entertainers,
in two short programs of genuine fun.
On the fifth day the J. Walter Wilson
eom|>any will appear in aftrenoon and
evening preludes with programs of
splendid musical entertainment.
The Inst day brings a feature mu­
sical attraction in the Koval Philippine
Hextet, a stringed orchestra of native
musicians which is rated as une of the
beat musical organizations from the
Islands.
Continued advance* in the price of
print paper muke it imperative that
every paper conserve that commodity
and are likely to make necessary still
further advances in subscription prices.
Hardly a week passes In which The
Ho nt Hid is cot. compelled to leave out
advertising and nows because it does
not feel justified in using the extra
paper which would be required for its
publication. 1-ust week three columns
o f advertising nnd three columns of
news were omitted for this reason.
It has become immediately impera­
tive thnt no pa|*rs be sent to anyone
who ullows his subscrpition to get in
arrears. The Hentinel can not, at prices
which it now has to pay for material,
send the paper to any but those who
are pnid in advance. Due notice of
expiration of subscription vvll lie given
n week before papers are stopped.
Subscribers are likely to profit by
pitying u year or so nhend, as an ad
vance in subscription price is likely
to oceur at any moment.
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Obituary
Onvin Davidson died lit the age of
86 ysnrs, April 5, 1920, nt Innisfitil,
Alta., Dan., where thi funeral was
held. Mr. Davidson wn» born in Coun­
ty Down, Irclnnd, nml moved in his
early twenties to ■ Ctinadu, where he
married and settled near London, Ont.,
farming there for about 25 years/ Fail
ing health caused him to move to Ten­
nessee nnd a few year* later he came
to Oregon, locating near Cottage
Drove, where he resumed bis farming,
retiring a few years ago.
A desire to be near his grandchildren
took him to Innisfail, Can., in Hepti-m
ber of last year. His death was caused
by complications following, grip.
Three dnughters and three grand­
children survive him. his w ife having
died six years ago. The dnughters are
Mrs. T. Richardson, Cottage Grove,
Ore., nnd Miss Janet Davidson and
Mrs. K. K. Miller, of Innixutil, Can.
Mr. Davidson wn* converted early
in life nnd united with the l ’ resbyter
inn church, remaining a faithful mem
ber until death.
Epworth League Elects.
At a social nnd businesa meeting of
the Kpworth league nt the Methodist
church Mondny evening the following
officers were elected: Letiora Hubbcll,
president; Kverett Woolley, first vice-
president; Myrtle Teeters, second vice
president; Currin Pnrvanee, third vice-
president; Ralph Fullerton, fouAh vice
president; Hazel Watkins, »eeretn ry
treasurer; Grace Fullerton, organist;
Mary Kllen Henson, chorister. Thelma
Breedlove and Lenora lltibbell were
elected delegates to the convention to
bo held in Corvallis in June.
Wm. Kelly, who resides on Row
river, near Dorena, ha# purchased a
registered Hhorthorn calf from Cal.
Young, of Kugene. Mr. Kaily ia raising
Shorthorn oattlo quit« extensively.
NUMBER 31
S 2 £ i!S A*T MANSLAUGHTER IS VERDICT
ARRIVAL HOME
AGAINST CLARK
When Mr. and Mr». W. H. Cooper
Cases of L*ck of Judgment. ¡arrived home Thursday night of lust Jury, A fter Having Been Out 23 Honrs,
week from a trip to the north they
CarrlMine*» and Defiance
Comes to Agreement With Ree
1 found that, in anticipation of their ar­
of Law Reported.
rival JO of their White leghorn
ommendatton for Leniency,
chicks had been roasted. Huch energy
hail been injected into the preparation
A resident of Cottage Drove, who o f the fenat that the fir* department
Manslaughter with a recommendation
believe»
the enforcement of thstrnf ¡was called out to
hold in check the tion for the leniency of the court was
fic regulation», has asked The Hentinel I flames that were destroying the chick the verdict of the jury in the Martin
why it is that only oae person has so en house and threatened to spread to Clark murder case. The verdict was
far been made an*example of bv the nther buildings.
•
rendered at 8:15 Haturday night after
arm of the law. The Hentinel will not
it j»
presumed thut the flamea the jury had been out for 22 houra and
attempt
to answer the interrogation started from an oil »tove being used 45 minutes.
It feels
its duty to I k - to create public to keep the temperature o f the chicken
When the verdict was read by Judge
sentiment for the enforcement o f the house such ns would best conduce to Hkipworth he asked the foreman, Frank
tnw and trusts to the officers of the tlie comfort o f the chickens
B. Harlow, what tya# meant by leniency
law to ice that all traffic violators Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
would have in thia case. Mr. Harlow replied that
ure arrested, t p to this date it seems been home in time to help extinguish it wa* agreed among the jurymen that
that the enforcement of the law has ,he flames except that they got a
a short term in the penitentiary wa#
not progressed very far.
¡ punctured tire and also had difficulty deemed sufficient punishment. Clark
Fred Anderson, who was bringing j 5„ getting out of a mudhole near Mon- was taken back to jail by 8heriff
oue of the boss earts back from the I T(>r They had been away for the day Htiekels and sentence will bo pro­
Cooper fire Thursday evening of last I ttmj their daughters, Dorothy and Char- nounced later. The accused received
week, reports an instance of the little I )ottei wt.r(J
,,t lbp time of the the verdiet with the same stoicism that
judgment used by sonle. As he ap- | f ¡ r,.
has characterized his demeanor from
proacbed the intersection of Main and |
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the start. When the verdiet was read
Hizth, a ear made the turn there und
a slight twitching o f his mouth wa*
cams directly in front of him with so
observed but aside from that there was
little warning that he had to skid the
no sign of emotion. He said little and
wheels of the truck he was driving in
was very quiet as he accompanied
order to prevent a collision. Mr. An­
Hberiff Htiekels back to jail.
derson think* the ear was one from
The jurymen said last night that
Creswell.
County Court Askeq te Bu b mit to tue this verdict was agreed upon as a eom
A per>on can hardly wulk down the
promise. A ll day Saturday the vote
Voter* Proposition for 14,000,000
street any time of the day without
stood nine for manslaughter and three
for
County
Road
Work.
observing lack of judgment and care­
for acquittal, said Foreman Harlow. It
lessness m the operation of motor ve-
was seen that a disagreement would be
hieles and in many cases net uni d efi­
The petition asking the Lane county had i f there was not a break in the
ance of law and common sense
court to call a special election May 21 balloting soon and the three who stood
for the purpose of submitting to the out for acquittal finally agreed to sign
voter» of the county the question of a verdiet calling for manslaughter with
STEALING OF EATABLES
42,000,000 bonds for the con­ leniency.
BECOMING OBNOXIOUS issuing
struction of couda was filed in the
Horn.- folks are getting pretty sore office of the cousty clerk Haturday. BUSINESS MEN DONATE
about what »> me other folks mry cot- ) The petition contained 1(550 names.
TO BASEBALL CLUB
to the - petition the
aider playful little jokes, Hnd some o f i „ According
,
, . bonds,
. ...
the latter ure threatened with an op
^ voted, are to run for a period of -5
The business men o f the city have
portunity to consider whether or not :
interest not to exceed subscribed liberally to the support of
it is a joke to be locked up where
« « * per annum and to be the baseball club for the eoming sea
they will hnve no opportunity to (mil redeemed one-twentieth annually at the aon, the Hmount raised to date being
their funny stunts. The joke take* the end of the fifth year from the date of about 45(H), a large portion o f which
form of stealing refreshments provided issue. The petition designates the roads will be used for the erection o f a
for sociul affairs. The must recent in various parts o f the county to be grandstand, for a new fence around
than the grounds and for the purchase of
stunt of this kind was pulled Friday improved and
. . states
. . that not more
.
night at the M I*. U. party in Moose • « * '< * * '
the bonds are to be issued uniforms.
T.
. . . . .
1
in
u
rur
v a n s
ball. While the party was in progress in s Mingle year.
The uniforms will be charged against
The
roads
designated in the petition the members of the club and must be
and while people were passing in and
to
be
improved
are
as
follows:
«lit of Lhe hull, all the (takes and
returned at the end of the season. In
Hpringfield to Lowell via the Mount case a member does not return his
edokies wive stolen from the kitchen,
Vernon
school
house
in
school
district
the theft being discovered when it
uniform, the price o f it will h* de
came time to serve refreshments. Home No. 18, 425,000.
ducted from his share o f the profits
Thurston
to
Blue
river,
450,000.
young lads who were informed that
at the end o f the season.
Hayden's bridge, on the McKenzie
the party was a private une and that
their com puny was not necessary are river, to Wendling, #81,000.
Hayden’s bridge, on the McKenzie W ALKER-COTTAGE GROVE
thought to have some first-hand inside
H IG H W A Y 18 INSPECTED
river,
to the intersection of county road
knowledge of where the eatables went
No. 528 with the McKenzie river high­
to.
Members of the l.ane county court,
way oue mile west of Walterville, #30,-r
engineers of the Houthern Paeiftc com
000 .
Armitago station, on the Houthern pany and engineers of the state high
I'ucific. Wimdburn Hpriiigfivlu railroad, way commission inspected the new
to the northern boundary of Lane highway between Walker and Cottage
county in section 12, township 16 8., Grove Wednesday. Construction work
R. 4 W., via Coburg and the River on this stretch is still in progress, but
parts of it have been in use since last
road. 454,000.
Coo matte# W ill Call on Frlsndly Non-
Junction City to the ferry at Harris­ fall. This new construction covers a
distance of nearly four miles and elim
Church Members to Complete
burg. 4 2 1 , 000 .
Kugene to Junction City via Irving. mates four very dangerous railroad
Amount to Be Raised Here.
crossings, the new highway extending
♦ 77,000.
I/orane P. O. to the mouth of W ild­ entirely on the west side o f the trucks.
Although the official campaign for cat creek, 425,000.
As the highway was cut out of the
fonds for the Interchurch World Move
From the month of Wildcat creek to side o f the hills for a long distance
ment is to be conducted during the Cushman P. O., 425,000.
near Cottuge Grove, the work has nec
week o f April 25 to May 2, the local
Glenadn to the south boundary of essarily been slow and tedious ever
ehurrhi's already have subscribed 47500 U n e county in section 6, township 20 since it started a year and a half
of the 49000 quota for this district 8., K. 11 W., via Canary station and ago. and progress was slow because of
und expect to hnve the entire quota Ada P. O., 440,000.
lack o f labor and other difficulties.
subscribed before the end of the offi*
Florence to the north boundary of
Because of the fact that these cross­
cial campaign.
Lane couutv in section 10, township ings have been eliminated the Houthern
The national quota is #336,777,572.
15 8., R. 12" W „ 436,500.
Pacific company is sharing in the ex
The local committee expects to can-
Florence to the Pacific highway, via
vass all .friendly citizens of this sec- Dead wood and Blnchly, over the road pense o f the construction work. When
tioti who are not members of any as finally located by the state high­ the changes contemplated by the coun­
church or who are not contributing to way commission and the United States ty court and the highway commission
are completed there will be but one
any church. The city proper has beeu office of public roads, #2x2,500.
grade crossing in the entire distance
plntted into districts and the canvass­
From the interseetion of the north
ing teams will meet tonight. Meetings boundary o f the Cascade national for between Cottage Grove and Eugene as
to explain the movement are being nr est reserve with the middle fork of against 11 before the mprovements be­
ranged for 3 p. m. Hunday at Dorena the Willamette river, to the Klamath gan.
and 4 p. tn. of the same day at Kow county line over the road aa finally
River. Other communities may be vis located by the United States office of FRED LO C K LE Y H ER£ ON
ited later.
NEW 8 MISSION FC R PA PE R
public roads. #151,500.
Junction City to Blachly P. O., via
Fred 1-ocklcy, of Portland, one of
THREE THOUSAND BABY CHICKS county road No. 870 and Bear Creek
the numerous citizi ns o f Oregon who
HATCHED IN ONE D A Y
station. #34,000.
From the intersection of county road I wishes to serve Oregon as secretary of
Bert Hands reports whut is probably No. -i50 with the West Hide highway state, bu better known to fume as an
the largest hatch of chickens ever re to the intersection of county road No. author of magazine u. title- and as a
corded in Cottage Grove on one day, 309 with the west line o f section 24. special writer for the O n fc n Journal,
when 30(H) Huffy White Leghorn township 15 8., U. 6 W., via the Fer­ was in the city from Haturday to Mon
day working up material for a series
chicks pecked their way to a full en­ guson creek road, #27,000.
joyment ^ of the sulubrious Oregon
From a point on the Kugene Klmira of articles on the Opul Whiteley case,
ozone.
road one mile west of Crabtree Hill to in which he took a great deal more
The “ settings"' were purposely ar­ the Harpole school house in school dis­ . interest than he did in the possibility
| o f being selected to occupy an office
ranged so thnt the hatching would oc trict No. 30, #50.000.
cur as near the same day ns possible.
From the N. J, Bryant store at , on the giound floor o f the Capitol
Franklin east along the present road to building, lie made a brief address be
Wrong Initials Oivsn.
the intersection o f county road No. 34s fore the commercial club Monday eve­
ning. reviewing some of his experien­
In the item Inst week concerning the and county road No. 160, #10,000
death of Mrs. Fuller, tho wrong initials
From a point in section 28, township ces in Frame and telling ways o f mak­
were used. The initials of the surviv­ 16 8., R. 5 W., one-fourth mile west ing a live city.
ing husband are B. F. The initials in­ of the quarter section corner between
correctly used were thoes of a son.
sections 20 and 20 township 18 H., R 5 MRS A L L X A N D E R THOMPSON
son.
W., to the northern boundary of ljine
SPEAKS HERE TOMORROW
county in section 0, township 15 H.,
Latham D istrict Raises 140
R. 5 W'., via Crow, Elntira. Franklin
Mrs. Alexander Thompson, o f Port­
The Latham district has raised #40 and Ferguson. #176,000.
land. member o f the legislature, prom­
as its quota in the Armenian relief
Klmira west through Noti on the inent iu women’s clubs and one of the
fund drive. W. T. Garoutts was chair­ present road to its section crossing of best known platform speakers in Ore­
man o f the committee and his assist Klk creek, #48.000.
gon. will be the principal speaker at
tints were Mrs. Hugh Trunnell and
Kugene. from west end o f Eleventh the tea-hers’ institute to be held in
Mrs. R. O. You rods.
avenue to the intersection of county the high sehool building here tumor
roads Nos. 155 and 7251. commonly row uiternoon from 2 to 4 o ’clock.
Hunters Shoot Calf.
k iown as Gillespie Corners, via Covote Principal C. A. Howard, of Eugene,
W. B. Osmond, wi t* has a place near creek, #118,000
will I t among other prominent speak
the I/orane mountain, reports thnt a
Eugene to the south b -otidan of cis picr.iMt. Music will be furnished
calf belonging to him was shot Sun­ Lnne county in section 31, township by local talent. A ll teachers and pa­
day by some hunters, who ro|H>rteil the 20 8., R. 4 W., via Spencer creek, Gil-
trons of southern Lane county will par
accident to the owner but it waa not
ie Corners and Lorane P. O., #166,- ticipute.
until tho calf was brought into the
barn that it showed the serious effect
OiAtage Grove to Lorane P. O., via
COOPER HOTEL BU ILD ING
of the injury. Mr. Osmond was in the 8ilk creek, #5*4,500.
SOON TO BE OCCUPIED
city Monday to arrange a settlement
Cottage Grove to tke end o f county
with the hunters, who said thut the road No. 645 near the Black Butte
The W. B. Cooper hotel building will
shooting of the calf resulted from a mine, #70,000.
bo at once put into condition for oc­
belief thut it was a wild animal.
Cottage Grove to Disston, 470,000.
From a point on the Pacific high­ cupancy and Mr. Cooper plans to have
Carrying His Nosa in a Sling.
way one-half mile south of Creswell to it ready some time in Jnne. The build
Otto Rnrehnnt is carrying his nose the Coast fork bridge on the Goshen ing has been pnrtinlly completed for
nrouitd in a sling, as the result of an I*owell road, via Cloverdsle school several years, but the heating system
accident which resulted in serious in­ house in school district No. 2, # 40 , 000 . nnd lighting system are yet to be in
jury to the olfactory organ. He was* Lowell
i.oweu to
io the
me intersection
is w rw n n n ur
o f un­
the stnlled and considerable other work re
employed at the camp of the U. H, fciorth boundary of Cascade national mains td be done to fit it for nse. Mr.
l.ogging company at Rujnda and was forest reserve with the middle fork of Cooper has not yet leased the building
but says that several are ready to take
clearing away underbrush when n the Willamette river, 4105,000.
small maple flew up and slapped him
Goshen to Lowell, via Pleasant HiU the building and open it to the public
as soon as it is ready for use.
in the face, causing tho injury.
and Dexter, #84,000.
Many
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