Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 18, 1920, Image 1

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AMD
VOI j UMK XXX
LOCAL MEN ENDORSE WORK
OF STATE CHAMBER
Cottagi» d r o v e Oltixann Among N um ber
Who Hee G re a t N om I of Work
of Hurh O rgan isatio n .
bar p a re n ts, Mr. a n d Mr.. Prunk T u rn
or, und waa unir n o i! ulionl th ree yo n r.
i Ugo lo Hubert Konudy. Hbo ii su rvived
liy Ibo liuabaiid, ti non tw o your* of
I Hg», Ilo- p a re n ts mid on« Minier, Aloni
.« il li it T u m o r, nil o f llivídu, nini uno
limi hör, I ¿limo* T u m o r, of Murrolu.
ROADS IN THIS SECTION
NEVER SO GOOD
Eugeni* Regi»ter: Full in d itu ry Inni
or» «vere arcnrdod Muri ori iV n n in g to t
nini «9 «»b il F. Mimi, tbe t u o Kug«*iu
youiig nien wbo dn*d ov ernea» vvitb tb»
• •oli» In ld a rtille ry , ut tln* servicea con
d u cted iu tb e itrumry by tb«* American
r a g i o n al
oVIiN'k Hnndny nfti*riio«»n
li«*v. W. II. D avis ami liev. Wm. M«»l
Fus«*, trotb «*f wboni were overxena, « f
f i n u t e d wbd«* romrndcfi frorn tbe surtn
b a t t e r y ami Nipm«l art«*«l as pali b«*ar
« r». .1 llaro ld Itevi liti, eommnrnler ni
fin* loe.d post o f tln* American l.cgt%n
r« ini tb e n h itu a ry . Folb»wing tb e aer
vice» mi tbe arm ory Ibi* I mh I ì m w ere In
te r re d in tln* 1. O. O. F. eemeterjr. A
timcesiiion rnmrly finir Idoeks long f«*l
l«»w«*d to pny fin al t r i l l i l e to tb e ir
m rm o ry .
HEARING
0N
PR0P0SEL
POWER RATE RISE TO
„
BE HELD HERE
H earing* un th è p i t i t i u u o f thi> Cut
ta g e Univi» E lectric roni|iiuiy for n
» »■»•• in rate* wiII I h - liold here mi m
to g iv e »11 dosiring tu be lieti rd nn op
portimi!)- to appetir b e fo re Mie pillilo
Se rvice roninilmiion b efo re nny nrtn in
i* tn k ......... .. Mie patitim i. Tlii» infn r
nmtioii come* in reply tu ti ipii-ry In
Tho Beat ¡nel, w hirh limi lll•.•n aski-tl
I»v niiiiiy if Mie rise in rnti-ii wn* lo
In» giu nteti »vitti no o p pnrtiinily for
rifiao n a li oro to fnlly nnderstniid junt
wlmt Ilio |iro|ioi»od ri no inoliti!» to tlioni
N o n i o o f tho gessimi o f tho rimimi!»
ginn boro «vili tio «¡non in iluo timo.
MR8
ROBERT K EN A D Y D IE 8
T O L L O W IN G O T E R A T IO N
Mra. Hubert Keniidy died nt n Ku
jjrn e huapitnl n ir ly Wednesday m um
inK, fulluwiii« n aeritiUH u prrn tio n. T h r
rem nlna were liruu^lit to t'utlii|{r (trove
y r a t r r d a y murniiiK an d t h r fun eral arr-
viera w e re •e o n d u e tm l from the ehnuel
ut 2 : ¡III o ’clock In t h r ifTternoon by’
Hrv. Bimpaon ll a m r ie k , o f Mir Mrth
oiliat chu rch, In te rm e n t follow ing nt
t h r H aw ley cem etery.
H a t t i e T u rn e r waa born m Miaaouri
F e b r u a r y 28, 1MHI. Hhr rem oved t»i
D ivide, Ore., when a «mall child, w ith
GROVE
LRAOE»
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COTTAUK (i KO VE, LAN K COUNTY, OKKGON, FRIDAY, J IN K 1*. 1920
Canaria T b lstle l«uw to Ha E uforrm l
F u r i m i » in diff«*rent p arta of l.nne
eim nty b av e b»«*ti itppnintcd t»» enf«»rre
• be law prr viding a |H*uulty for allo*
l'o r tln iiil, O re., J u n e 12. ( K n l u » i v e lag Fu*iadii tbi»tl<M t«» g m w i*dbei or»
to Tbi* N«*i»tii4*l.) IVreonal
it«* tbe furili» or oli tbe m«idM u b u ttin g
iiirni o f I hr nini»* %
%
• • 1 1«* es jin nubili m o i e tln* fui iii : j . F. D Vun Valili bus be« n
no ni iif tin* Oregon Hluli* I 'liiiinbrr of u p pointed for D«»r«*rm, M«»«iby rreek
of I oiuiio rri* now m (irogreio«, In nil»»' ami F i d t a g e U r in e , nini F II. Ifriglit
u In o ltri iif $450,000, covering h Ibree f«»r Hugiuuw. No i*p|Nnidm«*ut in » y «*t
y ear iierioil, bu» been given by €*. A. be«*n miide for Inorane,
Hu • tell, |ir n |in e lo r o f Ibn lin te l Ore
g ‘*i»; T. I'. W bee|er, cu»h)«*r o f I be MA0LADRY
SAYS LUMBKK
r'»r«l N ul in o i» I lunik ^ uud Klbert Heile,
MKN HAVE N0T BEEN
•«il I or of Tin* Kenllnel, win» m e uuotiig
Ibe blimlreiU o f |I| nlinnent | m * o |>I i * Neill
GETTINO RICH
tereil over (he » late urlio ure b iiik ln g
tbo »tilín rblim ber.
Thut tbe lom ber «ridi» of tb<* country
In «*lltlnr»llig I b e H ork o f tile »lu te bave not beeu tnuking u fo rtu n e ori
« b u u i b e f , Mr H u r l e ll mi id: ' ' O r e g o n lum ber is imlicfited by tbe fidlowmg
»boiibl r a n k vvitb Ibe le n d in g vve»|ern intervie«« witb J. H. Mugl*««lry, «»f tb*
eoiniu«»ii«v e u llb » ili t h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f Ho beli»» a I .un» ber eorupuuy, wbicb re
H» g r e a t n u i u r u l re nnurre«. F o r y e a r n «•ently appetirmi in T be O regonìnu:
t h e r e bn» been g r e a t n e e d fo r a well
1 ' l'ric«» ur«* b< giuuiiig fo tu m id e ,'
c o o r d i n a t e d » t u te m o le e f f o r t t o tir«»|i »ani .ftick M ugl.nl ry. «#f liow Hi v e r
ei ly |ir«'»«*ut tb e » e re»oiiree» t o t be " T n k e tb e lum ber buniue»». The mur
t h o u s a n d » w ho w o u ld n a t u r a l l y be in k«*t i» o f f and tln* p r i f e bus dn»j.|»«d
t e r e a t e d in II h i u
I c o u » id c r I b e O r e ­ ou cnrnmou betw eeu $»'. uml $H a tbou
g o n H tute ( 'b a m t i e r o f t 'o n ii n e r c e a» saad . I.om ber wn» tb e U»t to go u|<
p r e e m i n e n t l y I b e iig««ney f o r t h e well uml tb«« first to gì» down, l'eople w b«
•a la tired |>roitioli<»ii o f O r e g o n 1» futur«' compia in u Ini ut tln* bigi» prie«* of Inni
Hr«*MtiH*»» h i ii|(i li-lilt Hie , i tul ti »try , and ber »hnobfl rememlmr thn t it b a » n 't s«l
««
it
t o u r i 't resort
T In |imi;ui in «if vnured unywbir«* n«*nr tb e perc«*ntag«
work f u which t III* » t i l l I«- chinili»«*r h u ­ of o th e r articles, «ucb a» sboes, sugur,
p l e d g e «1 » t »«* 1 f Ml II, w h e n
it IR ren ll / * «1 clotbing, Hoap, flour and wbtif not
1 *4* I* «’ f 1 t «»neh «lid t*\ ««ry Ill'll« »«hi ¡I1with
III«* Imi» b* f oh a b u v e n« if mad<* money
I I I t i l « * »tut«*
1 'in for it , » t roui; ' *
frmu lem ber. T b e rmniey |»u» beei»
V\ I»« •*t«'f, H ho V« . . . Appi •mted ma«|e by (»uyiiig «itumpngi* uml w uitm g
III
r )»»i i riunii «if th«* loi* U1 «'Scruti v«* r o m
for values to increase tuie u f th«* big
mitt«*«* to n»*»»t »n tin» »tnt«* m idc c a m
ge«t rudi rom p an ies in Or«*gon liti» nev
t
u
1
refill*«* 1 aiu cr p ani but «me d ividen d, and t ba :
P ti |N »aid, in i
d o in g
»« »it» «' 1 li » i» i* to
h«*l|« d<*\««lo| |i t h wus wbeu thè ro m punv s«dd u piece of
■ lilt«« of Oregon
in it« pruitdcNt 1 I « * n « r p m p r r t y T hen ron»ider bow tbe «*«ist»
Th«* i»mitrati» of work o utlined is com <»f tb e luiaberm eu buve iu«*res»ed. La
I » f < h«'fl»»N «*
uu«l. when realized, will bor bu» utjvuiu«‘d, an d «ubi«*» and ali
surely id le« Or«'|Koii in th e front rank o th er e«|U!pment bave g u n r Up don ni
of went«*rit ntut«i i . ”
more per r e u t in uiuny in sta nera . 99
li«* ferri og lo Oreg«»rt '» in nume rubi«
Hince tb e tini«* of tb«* nbov«* in ter
n a tu r a i reaouree* ¡uni ibe need of »«»me « levv tb e m ark et bu» dr«»pp«*d stili fur
|>«iteut force lo gei b eb m d tb e »tal« tber.
an d |Mit it over ib e top. Mr. Mede
►ani: " S u r l i a fo r r e i» lo be fninni in
tb e Orcgtfli H lale ( ’bum ber of Foli» C0UNTY SEAT PLANS T0
brrce. Hteain i» nere»»ury to pul Ibal
CELEBRATE F0URTH
forr<» ritto uiotiou. . Th«* «l««lbir» of tb»
pe«ip|e o f ( ir» g n u af«- Ibul »leani Tb«
L agene, «lune 1?. «Spremi to Tb«
g o v ern n ig fo rre o f tbi* «»rganixat ioti
• ni inai
W ut» 1 8 MNI »:«.»• -i «i kiek
a d ì »«e fblit liol»e I» WU«l«*d ut u | mi |> «%»ll meet tb«» expeuse, K«ig«*ne unii
u ff valve. Tb»*f«* la io» <|iiiig«*r of tb» S p rin g field ur«* t»ow in a p«»aitioii t«»
pr«'laure g « lt m g t<»«» grerit F v erv ri ti
• nv ile theif friend» ni tb e u«*igbl*oring
reu «if Oregon owe» it tu Inni»« )f ami fu«« ras to pur t i r ipu te in tbe k'ourth oi
to bl» »tate to g iv e bi» urnml uro» luly re b 'b ru tio n Ibis yeur.
finuifrm l »upp««rt to a fo rre orgunise«
" Yf»X eun »uy if w dl be th è lieat
to do ni unn i» f*»r olir multino! gnod- ’ ulne w e ’v«» ever hud in Ibis c i t y , ’
m d A. II. kl«^Donald, g«*neral ebuir
man. " We wunt to be boni» to out
ir ir ad» from thè c o u n tr y «in th u t day
»Ve ur«* iirrnuging for »peculi putrititi«
e serrine« ni tb e rh u rrh e» ou Hiiuduy
Ju ly 4, tb«* hnur to b«* aan o u a c e d lutei
At th«*:,e esercisca th è bun«i w dl pi«)
p a trio tie *v«*l«*etluti«. S n turdu v we j««iii
P a t i r l e H ig h w ay V a rlta b la Boulevard Adi» Hpr uiKfi.'ld iti t b r i r rt'lidiritl uni
su d T rav ai on OUiar Romla
md Muiulny n i 1 w m d up ! k r rtdi-liri.
U nalloyad IMsa-ure
n o n in Kuj(i uh . "
T h r vurnuiii r i u m i i i t t n n a r r p n . r r r d
iiiK In nrraii|<r f r a t t u r a , w hirh will I h
T h e ronda of Mie C o ttag e Hrov» • imoiiiicrd in d r i a i l lu trr. T h r Hp<irl>
u m iiiitlrr bua alrriidy a r r n u g r d fur ■■
c o u n try Mi-M- u r t a r b efo re hi surli per
f r e i Condii Ioli un now. Tin- l'lii'ifi. luiiK ii il - uf a tl r n r l io n a , m r lu d in i’ mu
Iii^liw a) n m t b , u ini ti» far »«»ut li !»» lu r ry c lr , n u tu inni t r u r t u r rnrra. In
Dividi
i» n v e rita b le l»«»ol<*\ arti, unti ■yrlr r v r n t i , fimi rare* fur a v r r y I km 1>
tra v e l »» un iiuulloyed plea»ure on tin ■ rum liny,. an d |{iri.. tu fut nini, rullri
kiilm n ra r ra , l i n r i u r n '* pulr rlimlmiK
lio w riv er mini mi f a r a» tbe Km*
Hiver indi, a» well n» up M«»td»y rr e e k , uni f i r r m r n ' a hn»r luying runlrHta.
T h r .iM-nkrr uf t h r duy » il i tir Roti
uml «m tin* Fount fork m ud a» f a r a»
ri N. S la n f ir l d , r a a l r r n Hrr^mi . h r r p
1 condoli The »il uni«*» to Itlurk Hilft«
will »non I»«* complete. Tbe Mdk ereeV ■unii r u p i l r l i a t , if hi- ru u urruii|{i> tu
roml i» al»«» in th e bent e«»ii«lition it u r prr. ir a l. K u rth rr n rr a ilg r in r n ta and
ha» e v er l»«*eti. Tw«» tr u c k s are now iiiirh m u rr ia r x p r r t m l — Will b r uu
luiiarrd fu m u li frum t i m r lo tim r.
engug« <1 in tin* work on the rou<| In*
tw«M*u I.oiidou anil Itliirk Hutte.
LAHT HAI) R I T E ! CONDUCTFaD
O V E R TW O F A L L K N II ERO EH
O OT T AO B
JRATER LAKE IS GIVEN
PUBLICITY IN THE EAST
PER IL OF OVERPRODUCTION GRADS. HAVE DUTY TO GOD
OF POULTRY SUCHT
SELVES AND OTHERS
Pro du ction of E kk » Alone la Million« Dr. Lnreti Otves I n s p irin g A ddress;
of Dosnna Bhort of P rod uc
S u p e rin te n d e n t S ay s Y ear Most
tto n fo r Goat Y«-ar.
P le a s a n t In Career.
The April 21 edition of the M ark et
Reporter, published weekly by th e I’.
•* d e p u r l m i n t of n gririiltu re, ru n ta in a
the following very in te r r a tin g figures
allowing the re r e ip ta uf eggs uud puul
try nt th e five lending m a r k e ts for
the week en din g A pril 17, IU2U, aa
com pared with Min anmr week last
yeur, u l.o th e c o m p a r a tiv e figurea of
’ gga and poultry put in cold storage
uud to ta l holdings in sto rage ut this
I line:
Kgga put in cold sto ra g e in fiv e
m a r k e ts (d o z e n s ): Week ending April
17, d,22l. t,ltt(l; p reviou s week, 2,rtllr,610;
lust y ear, 11,008,tint) W ith d ra w n , week
ending April 17, 7lt«7, »10; previous
week, Ul,.'ln(l; lust yeur, 374,180. I n ­
crease d u rin g week en din g A pril 17,
I.»t.'12,a.'t0; previous week, 2..'»2H,18(J;
Inst y e a r, 10,712,520. T o tal holdings
a n i l ending April 17, K,.‘<03,400; p r e ­
vious week, 4,470,470; Inst y ear, 30,-
718,460.
R eceipts of eggs nt five m a r k e ts
(dozens) fur week ending April 17,
7,422,130; previous week, 13,130,810;
same week Inst y e a r, 10,352,310.
Dressed poultry put into m i d stor
age nt five m a r k e ts week end ing April
17 ( |e m n d a ;, 4,720,707; previous week,
•70,834; lust y ear, 1, ho 5,K34.
With
d raw n d u rin g week en d in g April 17,
373,723; previous week, 3,477,022; Inst
y ear, 5,4N0,I3I. Decrease durin g week
ending April 17, 4,347,0*4; previous
week, 2,505,3*0.; last year, 3,503,207.
Total holdings week en ding April 17,
17.iijf**.471; prev io us week, 41,575,545;
last year, 4», 131,801.
Receipts of dressed poultry at five
murketa (p o u n d s ), for week en d in g
April
17, 3*3,151; previous week
1,100,048; sam e week lust y ear, 2,2M0,
300.
These figu res ure bo in te re stin g and
«• elo quent thnt it hardly necessary to
comment on them . J u s t consider for a
mom ent th a t tbe receipts of eggs for
the week en din g Aprli 17 were only a
little ov er a th ird of th e receipts for
the same week last y ear, an d t h a t
they rep resen t a derrenae of nearly
tw elve million dozens; th a t tbe mini
her of eggs p ln r rd in cold storage was
• mly four million duzena a g a in s t eleven
million dozens last y e a r ; th ut t h r to
tnl n um b er nf eggs in cold sto rag e on
April 17 ia a little ov er eight million
dozens aa agninal 31 million dozens ou
ihe same d u t r Inst y ear. T he sho rtag e
if (aiultry and eggs as shown by
these officia l go vernm ent fig u res is
ipp allm g an d it dues nut ta k e a v e ry
vivid im ngm n tiun to predict w hat ill
fluence th is will have on prices the
coming fall and w inter.
girls come in th is class, an d of tbe
g r a d u a t e s tu d e n ts 33 p e r cent. O f all
the girls in the u n iv e r s ity 87 per cent
ure sup|Hirted by th e ir fam ilies, 1« per
cent support theraselves wholly, and D)
jier cent »-am more th a n h a lf of th eir
living.
P it n e y A g ain H e a d s Pioneers.
Wm. M. P it n e y , o f J u n c t io n C ity,
wn* reelected p res id en t Of th e Lane
cou nty pioneers a t th e i r m e e tin g a t
' W h a te v e r im pairs the ten d ern ess E ug ene H aturd ay. In the list o f mem
of you r conscience; w h a te v e r obscures bers of the association who had passed
your sense of Mod; w h a te v e r Inkes o f f a w ay d u rin g the y e a r app eared th e
the relish for sp iritu a l th i n g s ; what ii . iiuch o f D. C. Haoghiouii. Mrs. J n u e
ev er increases th e a u th o r it y of your \ eateh, Mrs. H. E. W ynne, J e s s e B.
body over vour w in d ; th a t th i n g to Lewis und Mrs. A melia Mhortridge, «11
of th is city.
you ia sin.*’
This q u otatio n from a le tte r w ritte n
HIGHWAYS WORSE
J o h n W •-ley by his m o th er was used FINDS
to good effect by Dr. U . H. J^-ecb, or
THAN
ROADS OF WEB-
E ugene, in his ad d ress a t the com
FOOT STATE
metier m eat e z e rr ise s F rid a y ev en in g in
einphnsizing the duty^ which the grndu
Oregon roads are not by an y menna
u tiu g c ia ii ns young citizens, the mak
ers of the America o f the fu tu re , owe the worst in the world, a cco rding to
to th e ir {¡ml.
Wm. A. (iu ro u tte, who w ith Mrs. (la-
O th e r points em phasized in I)r. ro u tte an d Miss E dn n Jo hnson, re­
l^-ech » Oddrmo, the subject o f which tu rned last week from a t t e n d i u g a
tvus ’ ’ E lfic ie u t C it iz e n s h i p ,’ ’ were the fam ily reunion at Cle Klum, Wash. In
d u ty o f the g r a d u a t e s to respect the southern W ashington th e roads were
rig h ts of others nud th e ir d u ty to found to be very hard to tra v e l, a l ­
themselves. His ap p e a l was a most though f a r t h e r north , aro u n d th e big
s tir r in g and in s p irin g one und a most eitie-s, boulevard* are p len tifu l. The
rem ark ab le one in view of the fact gasoline sh o r ta g e was also found to be
th a t he had only a few h o u r s ’ notice worse in W ashington th a n in Oregon.
in which to prep are fo r th e occasion. Coal oil and o th e r semi volatile and
Dr. Hheidoa, of the I'n iv ern ity o f Ore- super volatile fuel hud to be resorted
goo, who was to h a v e delivered th e ud to to complete the tr ip . The higuwuy
dress, was tak en ill t h a t a f te rn o o n from here north to th e s t a t e bou n d ary
slid Dr. I.crrh was notified t h a t he wus found to lie in excellent condition.
would have to fill his place. He used
A tte n d in g Masonic Lodges
th is fact a* u point in bis ad d ress to
•bow the d u ly of you ng citizen s to
A num ber from here h av e been at
ot hers.
te n ding th e an n u a l m eeting s o f the
H uperiatriid ru t B eattie, m p res en tin g Masonic g ra n d bulges in P o rtla n d th is
tbe diplomas to the class, said th a t week. M. H. A nderson a tt e n d e d the
the past y ear had been the most pleas Royal Arch cod vocal ion M onday. Mrs.
a n t in hit career as a teac her. He, too, K arl K. Mills, who is g r i n d M artha
urged the class, which he c h a ra c te riz e d Mrs. A. W. HeUiwell, Mrs. C. E. Frost
a t uue which had shown ab ilitv to do Mrs. Nelson D urham and Mrs. A. A.
nobler and b e tte r th ing s, to t difill the Richmond a tt e n d e d E a s te r n ritar, which
holds a th r e e day session, an d Xi-ts-oi
e z p e c ta tio n which he bad for them .
F rancis Iw cey g av e a vocal solo and D urham. H. L. Oodard and E lb ert Bede
Miss Mary Ellen Henson, Miss K u are a t t e n d in g th e m eetin gs o f th e blue-
Hurtling and M um I.illie K n ig h t u vo lodge.
cal trio. Rev. H am rick g a v e th e in v o ­
cation.
E J. ADAMS GETS HIS
Home from A g ric u ltu ra l College.
Most of those from here who were
a tte n d in g O. A. C. huve re tu rn ed home,
lu r lu d i n g several who were a lr e a d y at
home, the complete list of those front
here who a tte n d e d d u rin g the past y e a r
is as follows: C hester A u lau f, Clyde
A. Hurcham, ('has. H. B urkholder, Belle
B urkholdei, A rth u r W. Combs, (ieorge
J. Hall, Hildred J . Hall, William Hal-
demun, R a th K en ad y , V ictor Kcm.
W a lte r
it.
l.u n d w rh r,
H enctta
F.
Teeters, J o h n M. T eeters, My Ion M.
H aig h t, M ary F. H aig h t. R upert V.
C offm an , R ay m o n d Veateh, Fillm ore
D. W yatt, R a y K. Nelson, Ellis B
Harding, M arv in Nmith, Harlow Onret-
«m, Harold Dugan, N orv nl Powell and
Leonard Mallette.
WATER CONTAMINATION IS MANY U. OF 0. STUDENTS
WORK WAY THROUGH
PROBABLY REMOVED
Logging C ompany P ro m p tly Responds
to R equest to C lean D itch
A rou nd Old Camp.
T hirty seven P er C ent of the Men In
th e I n s t i t u t i o n Do N ot Call on
T b etr Families for Help.
It is prob able th a t th e -contam ination
lias now been rem oved from the city
water. T he c o n ta m in a tio n was found
fo o ri g in a t e in tb e b ran ch of I’r a y t h c r
e r m k which might receive the seepage
from an old lugging ra m p . The C. S.
Rugging com pany, which owned the
camp, at once clenui'd out the ditch
which tu r n s the seepage in to an o th e r
w atershed. A report has nut yet been
rccoived upon th e sam ples of w ater
since sent to I k s s t a te h ealth o ff ic e r
The e ity reservoir has been em ptied
ami cleaned nut to do aw ay w ith liny
nf th e m u tu m iiiu te d w a te r which might
remain in it. No serious consequences
resulted from th e c o n ta m in a tio n but
H ealth O ffic e r Oglesby an d the a u th o r
■ ties took im m ed iate actio n to avoid
■my such consequences.
I niversity o f Oregon, Eugene, Juni-
12.—O f all th e men s tu d e n ts in the
university, 3* per cent are wholly self
upporting, 81 per cent earn more th a n
half of th e ir expenses, nnd only 2ti
per r e n t h ave incomes t o depend on
■ ir are willing to let th e ir fam ilies bear
the burden.
These fig u re s are based on approx
mutely th e first KKHI s tu d e n ts who
registered fo r th e sp rin g t e r m —530
men an d 510 women. L a te r figures, as
registration proceeds, will probably
’how » b ig g er p e rc e n ta g e o f self sup
|iort, because th e self su p p o rtin g stu
dent usually prolongs the short vaon
tioas to seize a few more d a y s ' wages
at stead y work.
An in t e re s t in g f e a t u r e o f the reports
furnished by th e s tu d e n ts as they reg
inter is th e ev iden ce of in creasing eco­
nomic pow er d em o n s tra te d by the su c ­
cessive classes. Of the men of the
freshman class only 23 per cent have
learned how to support them selves
wholly w ith o u t help, sophomore« 34
per cent, ju n i o rs 42 per cent, seniors
47 per c en t, special stu d e n ts 70 per
cent, g ra d u a t e stu d e n t« 75 per cent.
Almost e x a c tly one h a lf (51 per cen t)
of the fr e sh m a n class e arn s h a lf its
way or b e tt e r , while o f the sopho­
mores 51» per cent e arn more th an half,
of the ju n io rs and seniors 83 per cent,
special s t u d e n ts *2 per cent, nnd grad
uate s t u d e n ts *4 per cent.
One senior man re p o rte d t h a t he
earned " 1 5 0 per cent o f hi* expenses. ”
Asked w hat he m eant, it developed
th a t he wns p a y in g his own way
through the u n iv ersity and supp orting
his sister, who wns nlso t a k i n g the
course.
Figures c o v erin g the young women
of the u n iv e rsity tell it story of g re a t e r
d ifficu lties in the way of self support.
Not nearly so many are able to m ake
it ns am ong th e men. In some respects
the figures nrc p a th etic, for th ey show
th a t m any more girls u n d e rta k e self
support in the freshm an y e a r th a n are
able to con tinue. The self su|>|s>rt fig
ures among th e girls drop o f f in the
second y e a r an d do not recover until
the ju n io r or senior yenr. O f the fresh
man girls 18 per cent earn h a lf or
more of th e i r expenses the first y ear,
but some f in d it too h ard , nnd the
figures d ro p t o 12 per r e n t for the
sophomore year. In the ju n io r yenr
th e y are b a rk , how ever, to renew the
fig h t, 14 per cent of them e a rn in g
h a lf or more o f th eir way, and in the
senior y e a r nearly double th is num ber
hav e g o tte n th e i r co urage up ami have
l»‘ariied th e tr ic k , fo r 27 per cent are
more th a n h a lf self supportin g. O f the
special s tu d e n t« 47 per cent of the
t ’r n l r r Inkr ia n i t r i i u f r n t u r r atory
ui^ laaur o f t h r I'o a t, o f liriikrlm nn.
Ir li., it ro p y of wlnrti wna r r c r n l l y rr
i-rivrd by A. I.. Monroe. T h ere nri
irvernl p i r tu r r a of l in a w u m lrrlu l t.it
•if n a t u r r , lu ^ r t l i r r w ith a drtuilml
Iraeriptinn nf work w lnrh will lir ilnm
t h r r r by I h r t » " 'r r n m r n t . T h r f r n t u r r
d ory ia a purl Ilf t h r “ p n l r i i t " ill
idr, w hirh in d ie n te , tim i it h n . hern
ry n d ic a te d fur prolmbly a rv rrn l thou
unid e n a tr rn new apnprra. It wna only P O U L T R Y M E N D ISC U SS
i frw y rn r a nun Mint nn one »unild ^>v<
R E O R G A N I Z A T IO N P L A N S
lb.' loenliuii of t h ia Inkr, nntv liatrd aa
■ n r o f Ih r moat w onderful of t h r won
M. Muidnmith, a tto r n e y for t h e Cali
lera o f th e tvurld und v tailed nnnuHlIy fo r m a P o u ltry P ro ducers association of
ny ninny thuinmnda.
( ’iiliform n, m ade the principal ad d ress
at a m eeting of poultry-men nt the
rom inereinl d u b T u esd ay ev en in g to
OLD P E O r L E ’8 S E R V IC E AT
M E T H O D I S T C IIU R C II HUNDAY rnnaider plans for reorg anizing the
Oregon P o u ltry P rodu cers association.
A rru n jjrm rn ta tire b ri n g m ade fur nil Many C o tta g e d r o v e po u ltry men ure
Old People*« nervier nt Mir Mrthodiut m em bers of th is asso ciation an d are
liurrh S u nd ay m orning lit II o ’eluek, in te re ste d in its a ff a irs , but the meet
mid old people mid ahut ilia uf t h r city, m g was not very well a tt e n d e d ow ing
w hether meiuhera uf t h r church ur nut. to in s u ffic ie n t publicity,. O ther m e e t ­
ings a re being held th is week th ro u g h
are in v ited to a tte n d .
Rev. ll a m r ie k ,
K. C m p h rey , Mra. out th e county. The new org an izatio n
Mnud W right and Mra. M uldr ('hum plans to in r l u d r so u th w es tern W ashing
ton and to he kn ow n as the P n c if ir
lirra linvr been np|Miintrd aa a m m
m i ll e r to a r r a n g e fur tr a n s p o rt a ti o n P o u ltry Producers.
to an d from th e a rr v ire an d would
ip p reeiate h a v in g a liat of the nmnra D rain M an to S p esk B efore Orange.
nt’ old people, eapecinlly thoae unable
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. E dw ards, of
to wnlk, as well aa th e ru o p e ra tio n o! Drain, will be guests of the C o tta g e
iiitumnbile ownera willing to offer Drove g ra n g e S a tu rd a y . In the a f t e r
their enra fo r th e purpose.
noon an open meeting, to w h irh every
■me is inv ited , will tie held, at which
T ea c h e rs Are Elected.
Mr. E d w a r d s will speak on " M o n e y ,
The fo llow ing te n c h r ra have been Bonds an d C r e d i t . ’*
derteil to poaitiona in th e city arhoola,
T e a c h e r s ' E x am in ation s.
in a d d itio n to thoae prcvioualy elected:
Miaa Kline P rice, g r a d u a t e of O. A. C\,
The semi an n u al c u lm in a t io n
for
nigh arhool; Miaa Dorothy Miller, g ra d te a c h e rs will be held at th e ju n io r high
ante o f U. o f <)., high arhool; Miaa school building, 14th nnd Olive, com
Helen I.ee, g ru d u n te o f A lbany eol tneucing a t 8 a. nt., W cduesdny, J u n e
lege, high school; J . F. (lodurd, m anual 30, and la s tin g th ree days. T eachers
training-; Miaa M arian Dunlop, grndu
lesiring a schedule ur program , please
ite o f M onm outh, griidea.
apply at my office.
E. J . MOORE,
T orty five Days for Oreen.
jnlM 25 C ounty School S u p e rin te n d e n t.
M. F. Oreen, who plended g u ilty in
W a n ta d Sells Residence P ro p e rty .
th e d is tric t court to malting moon-
.liitie w hisky, also pleaded gu ilty to th e
Hentinel wiintnds n ev er rest. O. H.
inme ch arg e before the fe d e ra l au th o r
W illard re|Hirts th e sale of his citv
ities nt P o rt la n d last week an d was pro perty thro u g h th e use o f them . Í .
g iv en a ja il eenteneo of 4B day*.
L. Cox waa th e purchaser.
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NUMBER ;19
LITTLE LAD GIVES SOLUTION
OF IRISH QUESTION
Ail Coming to A m erica Because This
I« tb e C ou n try W hich O a r s
E n g la n d Hell.
H is h a ir was o f a color th a t c o rr o b ­
o ra te d his s ta te m e n t th a t his coining
in to the world had been sa f e g u a rd e d
by th e beloved, shamrock. H is a ccen t
had a gaelie tw a n g which in d icated
he had not been here long enough to
wear l i f t the edge to any considerable
ex te n t. H e wan nut y e t 17. He had
m ade th e t r i p alone a n d seemed well
able t o ta k e care of himself. He had
been an orp h an since a babe a n d waa
using the residue o f th e f u m i l y ’a es­
t a t e to b rin g him to America, where
he now hopes to m ake his p e rm a n e n t
resilience _
At least t h a t was as n e a r as tbe
re p o rter could come to u n d e rs ta n d in g
the Irish tw ang.
He d n J n 't look like a statesm an,
alth ough he came as well p re p a r e d as
did B enjam in F ra n k lin an d carried his
belongings in a p ac k a g e which g a v e no
ev idence o f being a burden.
P erhaps, however, he let in more
light on the Irish question th a n m any
statesm en would be able to do.
" W h a t induced you to leave the
cou n try of y o u r b ir th an d come to
A m e r i c a f " was asked.
(¿uiek an a flash carne th e reply:
Because A m erica is th e c o u n try
which g a v e E n g la n d hell, an d any
cou n try th a t gives E n g la n d hell is a
fr ie n d of o u r s .’ ’
" A r e m any o f th e Irish com ing to
A m e r i c a f ’’
" T h e y ’re coming as fa s t as th e y
can. ’ ’
Bo t h e r e 'a th e Irish question in a
nutshell. I t will be se ttle d by the
Irish com ing to America, fo r the fire
of h a tr e d fo r the m other co u n try will
not die.
" W h a t ’s you r name, yo u n g m a n f * ’
‘ ‘ Y o u ’re one of th ose u ew sp ap er
persons, a re y o u f Well, my- nam e is
none of y o u r business. You ’ll go and
PLANK INTO PLATFORM put my nam e in y o u r p a p e r and then
the women will have som ething more
E v id e n t ly E. J . Adams, of th is coun to gossip about. Please d o n ’t do th a t .
ty, was ac tiv e befo re the p la tfo rm 1 d o n ’t w an t everyone g a p in g a t m e .’ ’
" D o n ’t fo lks iu Ire la n d like to g e t
m akers a t the republican n a tio n a l co n ­
vention, to which he was a delegate. th eir names in th e p a p e r ! ’’
" N o ."
In an address here he s t a te d t h a t hr
" Why n o t f "
wished to go to the conv entio n to get
" B e e a u n e th e y d o n ' t w an t every-
a plank in serted pledging the p a rt y
to give Oregon a sq uare deal in thi body gossiping ab o u t them and g ap in g
d is trib u tio n o f road money, th e un a t t h e m . ”
" O v e r her- in America it is d i f f e r ­
ta xed tim b e r lands of the s t a t e to be
a b asis fo r th e ap p o rtio n m e n t o f such ent. O ver k.-re they get m»d i f th e i r
money. The follow ing plunk, w hich is names d o n ’t get in to th e papers. Borne
a p a rt of the p la tfo rm , sce-ms to be day you m ay run f o r congress, or some­
the result o f the e f f o r t of Mr. A dam s: thing, and th e n you will be around
" W e fa v o r liberul n p p ro p r ia ito n s in ^ K K ' ng me to put you r name in the
cooperation with the s t a t e s for th e con paper, an d th e n I will tell you 1 d o n ’t
-tru ctio n of hig hw ays, which will bring know w h a t it i s . ”
" P o s s i b l y so. possibly so. b ut please
abo ut a redu ctio n in t r a n s p o r t a ti o n
costs, b e tt e r m a r k e tin g o f fa rm prod d o n ’t put it in now, please d o n ' t . You
folks over here a re too free. You
ucts, im p rovem ent in ru r a l p o stal de
livery, as well as meet th e needs of spend y o u r m oney ju s t as you wish,
you say w h a t you wish a n d you do
m ilitary defense.
" I n d ete r m in in g the proportion of whnt you wish. I never saw such a
federal aid
fo r ro ad
co nstruction c o u n try f o r people s t a r i n g a t you. I t
am ong th e s t a te s the sum lost in tax is very u n m a n n e r ly an d th e y only dis-
ation to th e respective s t a te s b y the pluy th e ir ignorance t h a t w a y . ”
This l a t t e r rem ark was m eant fo r an
s e ttin g a p a r t of larg e p o rtio n s of th eir
a reas as fo rest re s e rv a tio n s should be outsider w ho had become in te re s te d in
the co nversation .
considered as a co n tro llin g f a c t o r . ’’
E v id e n tly the you ng m an has q u a li­
fied a lre a d y to te ll us some o f our
REPUBLICANS. DEM OCRATS
O F T H E C O U N T Y O R G A N IZ E faults, the v e ry f a u lts which he h im ­
self w i l l ado pt w ith in a few years.
Both repu blicans a n d d em o crats have
R a in S tops S un day 's Ball Gam«.
formed
th e i r co u n ty
o rg a n iz a tio n s
Darw in E. Yorun has been reelected
A drizzle of O regon mist in te rfe re d
ch airm an by th e republicans. J . D. w ith w hat promised to be one o f th e
H amlin is se c re ta ry , Dr. T. W. H a rris h o tte st ball gam es of th e season Bun-
is s t a t e com m itteem an an d J o h n \V. day. T he C o tta g e Grove rh a m p s were
Hobbs is congressional co m m itteem an.
scheduled to mix w ith th e Eugene
Donald Y oung has been elected team . T he gam e will be played soon,
ch airm an fo r the dem ocrats. Miss E tt a but th e d a t e has not y e t beeu a n ­
Edmondson is se c re ta ry , F r a n k L. A r nounced.
o u ta g e is s ta te comm ittm -man an d
George N. McLean is congressional SLIVER OF STEEL
co m m itteem an.
SEVERS AN ARTERY
LAN E COUNTY W IL L H A V E
FLOA T AT ROSE F E S T IV A L
Iaine co u n ty will h ave a flo at in the
p arad e a t th e Rose f e s tiv a l in P o rt
land. The m a t te r of fu r n is h in g money
was put up to th e co u n ty cou rt an*l
the court s t a te d t h a t th e r e wns no
fu nd from which th e m oney could be
ta k e n hut suggested th n t some o f the
money a p p ro p r ia te d for t h e cou nty
fair m ight be used i f th e f a i r b o ard
would give it« consent. T h is th e fn ir
board did, w ith the u n d e r s ta n d in g th a t
a first class float should be b u i l t —one
th a t will rep resen t th e co u n ty in every­
way. The tr a v e li n g m e n ' s b u re a u of
the E ugene c h a m b e r of comm erce was
given the w ork o f a r r a n g in g t o build
the flout an d a com m ittee o f th r e e has
gone to P o r t la n d fo r t h a t purpose.
R E G IS T R A T IO N O F A U T O
D R I V E R S TO S T A R T
B ean s All Spilled.
The C o tta g e G rove can n ery shipped
a carload of b ean s to W ash in gto n
W ednesday a n d will ship an o th e r n ex t
week. M a n a g e r Knowles says th a t so
f a r ns th e c a n n e ry is concerned last
y e a r ’s b e a n s h av e all been spilled.
SCHOOL DIRECTOR AND
CLERK TO BE ELECTED
SOON
P r e lim in a ry p lan s fo r th e r e g i s t r a ­
tion o f th e thousand:) of d r i v e rs of
m otor vehicles in Oregon u n der th e law
passed nt th e special session of th e
le gislature last J a n u a r y are u n d er way
by the s e cretary of s ta te , nnd actu a l
i-egiatrntion wlil s t a r t very soon a f t e r
J u l y 1.
The r e g is tr a tio n law p ro v id e s th n t
no person u n d er 18 y e a r s of age shall
operate a m o to r vehicle, nor shall cars
be e n tr u s te d to men an d women p h y s ­
ically d e fe c tiv e unless th e ap p lic a n ts
o b ta in a special perm it from th e secre
t a r y of s ta te . T he re g i s tr a ti o n fee is
25 cents, nnd all d riv ers, w h e th e r or
not th ey own th e vehicles in th e ir
charge, a re su b ject to th e law.
F u n e ra l of R ic h a rd W hite.
Un- f u n e r a l o f R ichard W h ite
con ducted S u n d a y n ftern o o n from
chapel by Rev. Sim pson H a m ric k
iutcrinent w as in th e A. F. A A.
I. O. O. F . cem etery.
Th# S en tinel, »2.00 th e y ear.
“ M is s o u r i” Alien s u s tain ed a slig ht
but d an g ero u s in ju ry T uesday while
employed w ith o th e r s in lay in g tr a c k
at th e J . H. C ham bers cam p a t W icks
spur. A h eav y blow from a sledge
b roke a sliv er uf steel from a rail
which stru c k Mr. Allen iu the rig h t
arm j u s t below th e elbow-. An a rte ry
was severed und the flow o f blood
was such t h a t he w as b ro u g h t here
fo r medical a tt e n ti o n .
T he a n n u a l school election will be
held nex t M onday afte rn o o n in tbe
high school a udito rium . A d ire c to r for
th r e e y e a r s an d a clerk fo r one y e a r
a re to be elect»-d. Among those m e n ­
tio n ed as possible c a n d id a te s for d i­
re c to r a r e H. L. Oodard, Wm. Hkilling
a n d O. O. Veateh. T he term of Mr.
V catch expires. W orth H a rv e y is the
only one so f a r m entioned as a c a n d i­
d a te fo r clerk.
M issions of C ity Unit«.
The missions of the c ity h av e u n ited
w ith the P e n te c o s ta l mission in eharge
o f D. N. M e l n tu r f f . Services will be
held Bunday a t 3 p. m. a t 410 M ain
avenue.
Lew C a te s V isits H ere O v ern ig h t
I.ew C ates, fo rm er C o tta g e Grove
waa edito r, now u f Balt-m, visited friend s
th e here W edn esday evening.
He says
and C ottage Grove looks th r iv i n g a n d pros
M.- pt-roua.
Your home new sp ap er is fi r s t e n title d
to y o u r support.
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