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

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Newspaper Page TextAND CORVALLIS ALSO VICTIM OF LOCAL CHAMPS AKRONAUTIC BALL FAN IS PROVIDED WITH HUMAN LANDINO FIELD M r». K, .1, A Ut ul I, while in ut trini liti««* ut tin* recent bull g I*ni**, thought fur I* iiiuiii«' h t t In* t »«iiiiniiM* li ii ‘ I Cottage (Uovo Hluggsr»; ilr«i|t|ii’d i ul uf un uir|ilunr unto hrr. • fk’orn 12 tu 6. Mr.«. W. A. Davi», who hud be«*n orni |.y mg U Ri'tit ni II m * grumi .t«n«l, »t«kpp«-d • ut thr oiltrr edge of olir o f thi* pluuk«, Corvtillia yvim u t I I»•• r•• Humlity ih«* (iliink gu vi* v.iiy und «In* f»* 11 ont«* l ‘i In 5. Tilt* tlRltor« vs«*n* I»• 1 1»I Mr«. ADtott iluiuluig b«*low. Mr furi* Celle?« ’ »limi» Mini cu rvi«, fu«l DiiVi!« ir h Rnn«ll woiimn, w li• « li flirt uhm « unti «|ow niift, unti Mf»irmi imi) |irrv«*nt«*d arriou» injury to Mr». Al finir Ini* ili tlii* i i i l m tf ti ini' Celle»» »1 ut t, win* »tty» »hr dur» iiof intriul to wii » ri lii'vnl In j|ivi< IIn* visitor» 11 maki* |»«*r«nuunit urrrugrfnrntM to tuki* rliuiiff In Iri*I IIn* ln»r*»fludo, miti ( tcorg«* tin* |mrt o f u hiioiun lunding fir|«l. M i n u t i l i , twirl«*r f«»r ih»« high *#'ho«»l Ituih wottirn wrrr htully hruid»*d luit Ifitlll, look tlif inoli mi HI tlif «'ìglltll not RrriiuiRly injure*!, lira. Alatoli *»u)» nini iiiiiIli llt< wrn» u Irifli* v% • 1*1 In flint r li•* b«*licv«*R |»rovid« ur«* guub*<! start, immilli I wh frt't* ticket«, Imi Itrr to tin* rub* o f tin* gruiMlRttiii<l for (Olilo,| In nutrir t o g e t l n r , a llo W l Mg Itili t li f | »u r t tdie nftrrwurd |iluyrd, hr al»«* OUt* Ini nini Inlilim g ftiur. felt Ruin«‘i lung • in|*« I hrr to «taiid Ilio puliti* w ii r tuo olio «i«l«*n In In* wlo'r«* r ! i <* did, nltliougli it did not g*vr <*xe|ling nini llir l*N d b pl:«yo«| il »nini* u good virw o f thr gì*ini' und h ! i «* |»rr v\lnil I i « tI IfftM filiti«« ili I In* In11•• r in f r i n i i Rum«* other |»u: it invi. •iiiig» < f Il« r m fii• •l*i*l»ly no\«*r wim in lift Ir r furili nini wniiltl bave muti«* tlnng» interesting f « » r uny bum li nf liruvy bitter«. King gave limi hi» U»unHgno«l Nii|i|Mirt Imi li ni li dii) n ff oli buse llinmiiid. Curkin»on, fnr tlif \ i»»itor r , unni»* u yiitnl futi li ili r« nl«*r nini Hargce «• Kiitflnaor Rt Cinnabar Min«« Trodure« limr riti»ing «ni«* lininlrtl catch nf u Invention That May Make lilirr Itttlllnl fnr li* f | erutrf. Him Wealthy Man. Til«* box »core: D iam om i GROVE LEADER r o T I AUK GROVE, l¿ANK COUNTY, OKKdON, FRIDAY, .11 I,Y 2, I<120 VMMIMI*! XXX O l i i HI dot! O OTTA OK Conta Nt W o ti hy WOULD SAVE FUMES; SAVES MILLIONS IN FUEL it I ’D A E It ('«»ttn|f«* tlr«»v«* ( Vil«<r»tmm, rr 1 31 i l •1 "I 0 lit ui«$ l»u iiifli. It "1 0 1 -1 l l 1 Iti -*! K in g , « i "i Ht«*wart, .'ll« 2| "1 O 3 1 ii 0 H ill, lb »1 i i a °l 1 hittifU , «li *1 >1 1 i - 0 It i, A i i l i u r, r f •l Oi 0 oi Clj ll <VII«*r». |* at)*! r f -I 0 0| 0 u lU ’l.u» i i «, rf • o| 0| hli'i^uccn, p M 0 U| 2T| 0i f* i • in tu ì» <’o l > itili» •«1 0| 0 ii W a rd , U i • «. ll 0 oi B u r k r f ! M 3 u, fi, i Un k u r«1, 11» tij 4| • ». 0 i -'ppy. •• 1 !j 0j •»i Iturif««*, RR >i 1 4 ii U| « i l l , .11« •i Oi «» 2 | 2 | o |l«t t , L'lt O; 0 (> ll Itim i« , r f "i o 1 W uvut-r, 1 « «1 3 j 11 5 5| 4 1 2 «l 11 to ta l S« urti t.Y m ill lift!* 12 (.'•«tingi« lir u k r J u 2 •> 0 Ii 1! 0 5 0 II 0 0 1 0 1 0 4'u rvn llin K . »t;. Tw II | , !«'•«• lilt» ! Ultll({«‘ t)r«»vr Brumbaugh, Hlcwart, Hiiiitli. Mio leu |iu ri * r C««t t i.ge ièm vr i * • I«*mtroin Mr u i i i I h » ni;li U'i, 11*11, Himlli, Affluir , Corvelli» Wufil, l'uik un .nn , Hucnfire Ini : Cottage Uruvr King. D«mbl< play : Corv nllis W ugnrr, Boppy, 1 "* lu Min. Nt r «keout» : Mv Crllrr«, IO ; by Mil^in-nt, 4; by Wag :er, f>. Batteri«»: t 'o l t r g r Uruvr Celici«, M r^urru »*<1 K in g; C o r u U I l W lg iir i bini Boppy Colpire: YauW inkl«*. RAILROAD TAKES EXTREME PAINS TO PROTECT’ FEZ WEARERS Thu*«* |ul connected with I hr ruil I out! * *»r Itluin hear o f I hr pmtiH t»kr|| by ih«* railroad* I»* p m lr c l their trams during »urh u i i u r u u ! un*» mit ili r un that o f tin* Hliliuir «pccial«. 8pec»«l r n mr watched thr Irut ka, 1***1 «»lily I«» Rt i that in* prevcntfibl«* sentient» huji n«int| but nino tu nrrvrnl ih«* premeditated wrecking uf I hr trniu» ilullif Miller rr|>«.rlr«| that hr wui on duty about 40 hour» without el«*ep, ami titht-m probably Rt«w»d watches *»f e boni thr »unir length The Bout hr ri* Banfi«’ mad«* a record o f handling tin* f»U «»r »or«» »peri a Is without a*» arrnlrnt or bobblr nf any kiml. but f r n g h t t r a ffic whr hard Ini D m a r d fmight «’ ara were on thr an! mge her«« for day« to thr number of inouubly ftU. TROUBLINO BOYS ARE TAKEN BEFORE COURT lleputjr Slicriff l ’ itrber hit, rtnrted li ('Irmi u|i o f nome o f thè ytillllg f«dks o f thè community « h o luive lieen rolli niitting depristatSon» o f vario«* kiud». One j oting iniiii hnn lieen ne ut to thè ìv foiiu scliool, t » o othern Ion e Iteen parole«! tu their parenti! unii Mi Pitrh er « armi piir*«nt» thnt several other boy» unii* girl* lire ilue tu l*e tnken in hiiml hy thè rtuirtn unlemi they metili their watrs lUimiKliately. Shmiting l i ' 1' stock, rnbbing lioimen nini rotiniiig liilln ut thè liuninenn hou*«'H uf thè city with uni thu e il II ne il t o f parenti!, lire tinteli .iouiig thè minili'eiln uf thone nlreuily tnken in Immi. MAIDEN OF 72 YEARS . MARRIES YOUTH OF 76 Mount Virw , June 30 (Spi«ci:l to The Mentlnel.) Thone who live in tin- Cottage tlruve country never lone their youth, lira. .1. Kile him receiveil « o ril from lier nmter, Minn Ellen Him ■ell, o f t'nlifornin, that, although 73 yearn o f ug«*, »h«« ban taken unto her nelf a husband mi.I that her name in now Mm. II. II. Ki'ilil. The ijriiom is 7it yearn young. The iiriile wnn one o f the pioneer net tiers o f thin neetion. A» liti» often b«*«*n thr run«* h«forr, when e f f o r t » t«* m «•«*«•»|»l<<•!• <»;:r r«*»ult have |iro«ln«r<l i*n hi vre.lion with trr nieiidoiiR |M»HRibilitii*R ni un enOrrly • lifferrnt direction, thr • f f • • 11 ut tin* «tu nu bur mm«*» at YoncitMa to |*rotlucr an invention thut would hold tin* funi«* until ull thr ‘ ' i j u i r k ’ * wuh rx tr a d e d !*u» r«*»ult«*d innati invention that mu) have »till greuter (»oRRiblli f |«*R IIR II fu* I RUVrr, lilt I,Oligli it |R Rllld to |iro<lii«’«* |*#rf«NCt r«*Milt . in tin* di ree t ion fur which it wit» intruded. linn in veut ion whr mentioned in Thr Ment I net a«*verul month» ugo. It t» hi tin- form o f u draft regulator and lin» been in u»«* ou the »metter ut Klk tu ud lor a y«*ur. I (ion tin* tir»t |*r«*a*’ntation o f hi** invention, J. It. Adder mui , thr mv« ntur, ufi «*nglli«*rr ut thr min«***, claillird thut it w**ubl riiablr .inunufacturrr» to nirikr i reduction ill furl blit» o f abolit 40 AM r cent. Thu trit» whi« h have br«*n •ondi* ut ki|kh«*a«t amer Jnuutiry hav«* even aurpiiaaed thut. Thr duity con *uni|»tioii o f furl hit*« been cm from . ' j cords «if wiHid u day to half a cord. All that th«* imuirui*«* firebox rr i|uir«*R to iiiuiutuiii u heat o f 1»(HJ «b* gr, rn iluv and night i» twro »tick t of rordw«iod un hour, und ut that it !» claimed more econom y « an be practiced • f furl »living wrrr t h e only object, out us t h e regulator d e v i c e m allow«*«! tu remain up«*n u fraction mure thnii is ii«*edrd III order to hold the fume» o f • |tjiek»ilv «*r ut u ci'ttiiiu j m * i ut tu th«* . uiideuser, u I » 11 )«• more wood ia re •juircd. Mali) H«'attle and I'ortluud capitul mts have visit«*«! the mine, or a«*ut eu g u in r a to r«'|>r«*aent them, to find out •vhttt the device can do. Nut ull«* uf ihi ut, according tu the »tutcuicnt «»t th«* min«* ati|ier»i»temlentt but wh<un hun been mu« h etithuaed ov «*r ita poanibili i i«*s. Like iui*ny invention« o f 'a révolu f moi I / i ng nature, tin», which proKui«es tu «olve th«* gr«*:tt«*nt problem in th«* world the »mukeeonnuining probl«*ni i« exc«*edmgly simple. It i« an if the iip|M‘ r end o f th«* niituk«*«titck were t w i s t e d ov *r and »tuck into it bucket o f wuter. The nix«* o f th«* water con tuiner ttitd the bright at which the water »tuiidn hold the »«*«*r«*t o f the in ventilili. With each different furnace th«* pmbh*iii pr«senta a new plias«*, but by mathem u ti m i calculation it can b«* a d j U N t e d to the varyin g needs. i ’ll«* principi«* t*f thr invention i.i the retention o f the Mu**ke until it in all runaumnd, the wut«*r keeping it well within the confin es o f the firelwn. All the gtis«*n tire then burned, and the heat o f the fir«* furnishes its own ilruft. That the inv«*ntion is to realise mil lion« o f dollars for itw barker« is the eonfirm**d opinion <*f tho««* intereateil. They hoi«! that the possib ili!i«*n o f th«* ,l«*vi<v *>* tha mining world aU»n«* are tr«*meiidoti:i. Meui«l«*a the saving «»f fuel in the big vmelter« o f the world, it will enable mining operators to control the hent in th«* comlenaera at any desired point, juts ti:> is now being dune nt Klkh«*ti«l, they say. This would mean the saving o f mure \nlu«*s in th«* ore. In manufacturing cities, such ns Mitts btirgli, where million« and more o f dollars nr«» Iteittg wnate»I yearly in un t unsullied coal, lies another immense field. One Bad Hpot in Roads. Rond« in this vicinity are generally m tli«* very best uf condition,, but those who hav«* traveled the new Mosby creek road built Inst summer report thnt there is n s|*ot probably 75 ynrils in length that is almost impassable^ There seem« to be a spring nt this point. A culvert enrries the water un der the road but there is no ditch to carry the water away. Iferald W hite Accepts Good Position. Herald White, o f this city , who has just graduated from tin* university, ha« accepted n position ns general Jnek Mnrtin^alin» .lin k (lorilon, nlinn malinger o f the My«*rs Klectrical com Euri l«ce, who hnn ciinfenneil to thè puny at Kugene. lie and Miss Hublm, rohhery nevernl monthn ngu o f thè the latter an employe o f the same coin «lemon M odem l’ hnrmnev, o f thin eity, una puny, were here Saturday heen hrouglit to Eugeni« tu ntiuul trinl strating an eb'etrical washing machine for thè crime. The mini «vii» nrrenteil handled by the company, and will be in ................. another ehnrge unii tnken h«»re iignin next Saturday. fu f o r i In mi hy fellemi uuthoritien, « h o turneil him over l o thè nheriff o f Lane Royal Neighbors Here Next Year. rounty. The Royal Neighbors in session at Mareola Thursday decided to bring the county convention to Cottage Drove Ha* Eyw Rem oved I .imiti llnight, o f Hnginaw, who wnn next year. Those who attended from injured in n trnetor esplosimi Inni fall, her«* were Mrs. Mary Bnk«»r, Mrs. Klii hun undergone nn operntion for thè re ubeth Hull. Mrs. Anna Klledge, Mrs. movnl o f one o f bis eye» and in gettm g Klixnbeth McFarland and Mrs Esther Hohl. nlong nicely, DRUO STORE ROBBER IS NOW IN COUNTY JAIL NO WITNESSES AGREE BUT CITY GENERAL LEVY MUST ‘ JURY SOON DOES BE GIVEN TILT Dinpiita ArlMN Over ColllMon o f T w o Oar.; D riv er . Are fiatlafied to Dlvlile Coet«. W liHt J ih I k i « J E. Y ih iiik I'lie rH P trr i/i« . a . tin* iim i . 1 j».«ii1 1 iir iii.i« e v M trie d in In . I'o u rt #n« Klven to u ju r y M o n d a y . E. J. V h ii 1> i iz i « b , w I mi i* •’iiiployed in I ' hh * rre e k riia y o u , l.ri.it k *>* . o i l ■■ K’, ' 11M* * -•*»,•• r I'o w e r . fo r >luiotii^i'ii i*ii umi - i I liy a I'o lii.io a o f thi« 1 'itr* owned l.y th»« tw o. N o w iln e .a fo r .-it l..«r .nit« o f fe rm i any te .tim o n y thnt n^ri«i'il ia n ay |»urlii«ulnr w ith tin- t v . tim o a y u ''* * 11 l»y ,‘ ,,y w itai«.» on tin* o t h ir .n il'. I 'o i a t . o|mn w hii’ h t ii*-r.* w ii. . m i l it d iv r f|{ r n e r o f o |nnion w^ri- tin« pliii'c nt wiiM'li thi« a ccid ent hup pi*iii'il, when it hnppi'iicil, the «p i'd j o f ih,« ru r», w h e th e r the p u r. w ere on the pru|M'r aide* o f the road, w h e th e r e ith e r • nr bail .top|M«d, iiim I w h e th e r the car» hnil li^ h t . liu rn in K . A f te r g ra v e ly h ear in,; the evid e n ce , the ju r y d erid e d th a t both d r iv e r , w ere eip iu lly a t fa u lt and th a t it w u . pro per for the p a r tir « to the nptMin to d iv id e th e V o a ta . T h e pur t i e . aeeiped e n tire ly « a t i.f ie il w ith the \e rd irt. T h e ju r y w n . ro m p o .e d o f W in. I n itide«., J. A. W r ig h t, D a v id H te rlia g , W in . IliitK ia » , A n ch o r A l.te d and E. I'm p h re y . T h e accid ent hiippened »nine tim e «go on I ’ n e ifie h ig h w a y »opi* w here near th e ju n e tio n w ith the cut o f f to the f'o n .t fo ri, road. 1'IIONK YOUB NKWH. Willie Mrf'argar, 1»’ *j year old mm o f Dr. und Mr*. II. M et’argnr, . 11. tinned leriou* in ju rie. in u hiryrle urrident ! Wednenlay afternoon He nud l.ionea Heard wi*re rotmug home front u .witn at the dum un 1‘ arific highway. The wheel ln*loiiged to Willi,, hut l.ionea wii. on the .ent anil Willie w a. ruling the ham. After rro.»in g the foot bridge to the emit aide o f the Pity, they attempted to get onto the ante walk When the wheel lilt the rai.e the fork anap|M'd o f f and Willie fell on h i. forehead on the plunk.. The injury ruu.’.ed uiicuanriou.iieui from w h ip h he did not fully recover until Thur.iiny morning. I.ione. was thrown over Willie hut h i. injurie*, while »e verr, were not .0 aeriou». One xhoul* der was Imtlly bruiaed. Says W’ l í « I» Uutru«. Alleging that h i. wife, tirare, i . un trio« and that »be 1« guilty o f adultery, El left N. Hopper h:i. in.tituted divoree proreeiling» again, t her. They were married at Cambridge, Ida., Ortotwr 19, lilii'J, saya the complaint, und have tin« followin g children: \ e.ta, l.'t; liar old. III; Stella, H; Herne, 4; Chandler, I,'mid Thelma 3. The care and custody o f the children 1. .might hy the father, who alleges that their mother is not a fit nud pruper person to care for them, NORTH FO RK ORANOF, IS IN F A V O R OF M A C A D A M R 0 A D 8 Florence, Ore., June 3ii.— North Fork grunge, in resolution« udilre.»ed to Governor Olcott, lodges n protest against the further use o f state ronds and insist, that the remainder o f the state program he devoted to murailnm construction. Macadam ronds, the grange a.scrts, are practically us good ns pavement for automobiles and are much better fur horses, while there i* the additional advantage o f making the money go farther. MACKIN SAYS DODQE IS MISNOMER FOR CAR N. !.. Markin is o f the opinion that Dodge is n misnomer fur his car. Mon ■ Iny afternoon, while trying to make a " l a n d i n g " in front o f the l T. Jt M. store, he hail to dodge several hi cycles, lie succeeded pretty well but not so well ns to miss gracing a wheel o f a horse draw n vehicle in front o f him belonging to Mr. Russell, o f Divide. No damage was done to either car or vehicle. W in d Too 8trong for Plane. Eugene plane No. 1, with Cecil Wooley, former Cottage d r o v e lad, in charge, came here Sunday to do a cum merrial business but found the wind too strong for safe landing on the field here and did not attempt to take up any pnasengers. Btolen Car Recovered Here. Deputy S h eriff I’ iteher picked up nn other stoleiv enr here Sunday. It was a Chevrolet belonging to a Portland man. It wnx found deserted in a ditch near I-nthum. The thieves hail changed the license plate. Find* Purse Containing $500. Win. Bartels picked up a purse in the City Meat market Wednesday af te m oon which continued so much mon ey thnt he suid lie was afraid to count it. Mr. Webster, traveling salesman for Nwift A company. Inter claimed the purse, said it contained »500, and bought Hill n box o f fine havnnns. Ice Cream Causes Poisoning. Mrs. Jnmaa Ambrose, o f Divide, with her tw o children, are at the home o f her sister, Mrs. M. M. Thornton. She has been ipiite ill since eating some ice cream last Sunday. Her husband is in a Han Francisco hospital for au opera tloa. SHRINERS SO WARM THEIR SLEEPERS CATCH FIRE WHILE EN ROUTE EUGENE PAPER SAYS C. G. WILL BE FEATURE (juite evidently the Hhnners are n I DasplUi D «rr«am in O p era tic« Export***« hot bunch, even w<hen »sleep. A I’ nll 8pecial Committee From County Seat rn» ii carrying a pnrt o f the Georgia iuta rust on Indebtedness IV» Comes Here to Extend I n v i delegation wns found to be afire when plates Treasury. the train passed through here at 0:30 tations to Celebration. Friday morning. The fire department w as sum monel but the Hoiithern P a Th»« fart that th<* taxpayer** n f f o t c ific fence crew, the first to reach the A. II. McDonald, J. D. Gilbert and ts««* Urnv«■ ur«* m a position where station, extinguished the flam e, while f . I*. V anlloutte, o f Eugene, v . re hi re they hav»* (*of to tuk«* irnmtfdiate art ion the fire laddies stood ready to turn on 1« riday issuing speciul i ii v Hat ions to to put the eity V» finanees on u mure a stream o f water i f necessary. Hever members «>f the city council, to the ««dol footing is m I iomii m n statement ul who alighted from the train seemed American i^*gion find to other promt pul#! i »h «*<! e|. «where by or<U*r o f the badly smoked, but it wns found that nent citizens to take pari in th*« Fourth eity council. The statement show»« in they were porters and the color was o f July celebration at Eugene on «letali th«* amount o f money that has natural. Monday, July 5. A large number from been rui •»«*<! each yeur since H#0!J, to Only n few o f Go« p as se n ger s left here are planning to attend and sev geth«*r with amount o f wnrrufits issued the train and many did not know the eral decorated cars may be entered. each year, and will be f«»uod to eontain ear was afire. It was at first suggest Speaking o f the tr.p o f the com information **f int«*r«*»t to every tax ed that it being so near the Fourth a rnittee to Cottage Grove, the Morning payer «»f the eity. Georgia " c r a c k e r ’ ' might have explod Register published the following, evi Th«* statement shows that since 190$t ed, but it was later found thnt n short dently to giv e this city something to th«* amount «*f warrant« issued has «I** circuit o f electric wires was the cause live up to: ereu »«'ii from nearly ♦ |fS,0Oti to I«*»« o f the fire. The car was not So ser " E l b e r t Bede, editor o f The Sentinel, than yet d«*spite thin fa«*t th«* l o u s l y damaged but thut it was left in pikfted the par • ieir tri| «bout city hu« !»«•< u continually j*<»ini* further the train. the city. Mayor K E. Walker lent « into <l«*bt. This condition i» due t«» a welcome ear to the c o m m ittee’s plans dee rea •*«* in the a:4Me:«.ie«| valuation und and proposals for eoop«-rati«vn between to th«* amount «if interest pai«! on (j«*ii t l m t w o cities in an e ffo rt to make the eral fu n<! warrant» nn«l upon bonds coming event a county rn her than a i s» ihm ! in litio to tak«> up outstanding city or community celebration. He warm nt«. promised to accompany Mr. Bede to The plain inference fr«»m th«* state Eugene as special gu««st o f the general no nt mad«* by the city council is that the limit o f the si/#* «»f the* levy f o r Man Must Imitate Spider and Send committee and to bring with turn as many members o f the city gov err.iuent Out Cable Connections With g«*neral purposes lia» i*<»t 1° W rais«*d and ind««ed o f the whole community as und the intention seems to b«* to cal! Outside World. possible. an election f«ir that purpose. • " M a j o r M eterlf, chairman o f the It i» und«*r*too<l that the water fun«l No one cun live unconcerned nbout ( ottage Grove po*t, American Legion, an«l street fund are in good condiki«*n an«l that several water bond.H have the affair s o f his neighbor. N o one and master florist, was delighted on can help himself without helping his hearing the pla.is for an all service been paid o f f during th«* fsiRt y « ir . neighbor. No one can help his neigh- lo a n ’s din n-r and get together and Itor without helping himself. No |>er- promised to bring a d members o f his son has any business living unless in post possible to Eugene for the parade |mssing he leaves something that was and a rousing time at the E l k s ’ club dinner. not here before. " H e alio asserted positively thnt he That is a brief summing up o f the address o f Dr. Henry Gaines Hawn, ha«l th** kiddy that was going to rweep the prizes in the kid dy parade and Wrecked Car Barely Escapes Demolì who spoke at the commercial club Mon day evenin g in the interests o f the festival and that b«« was also out aft«*r Uon b y Atiutler Recklessly state «'handier o f commerce. Dr. Hawn ferst place for th«* b«*st deeorat«*d per Driven Car. has few peers as a lecturer. He is the ambulator " M a j o r M e t c a l f ’s tw o able lieuten <««|iial or superior o f anyime who has ever appeared here in chautauqua. His ants in the American l-ogion, Captain Four passengers in a Ford h <‘«I uii din talk was a dramatic tr««at and orator C. C. Cruson and E. C. Mpray, jo ined embark«*«! through the top o f tin* cur ¡cal entertainment rather than an ap- with the major in hearty support o f a Saturday afternoon when the car went peal for support o f the state chamber, plan to have the Cottage Grove Legion into u <lit«*h near the Chamber» mill, to which he made hardly a direct ul send a decorat««d automobile to the pa probably th«* re*ult uf fust driving. lusion but through suggestion left un rade. They, too, have enlisted their There were tw o other cam in the phrty said nothing which should have been support toward briuging a representa and with the assistance o f their occu said, each point being illustrated b y tion o f the veterans to take part in pant« the car wnn righted an«l all pro quip or story which drove the point the parade and part o f the feed. " C . A. Bartell, hotel manager, w ijl ceedcd on their way south. The pas- home. •enger« o f th«* wre«k«*d car, tw o men " Y o u ray you are not coneern««d present the plan to huve.Cottage Grove nud two women, were not serlou«ly in about your neighbor. Hut i f he allows represented by floats and autos in the jure«| snd very little gluss wu» broken. his property to become dilapidated, [>arnde and to insure attendance o f a Another car proceeding south darted you find your ow n go*«.i down in value. large number o f citizens at the cele out ur<«un«t a wood wagon and barely You are not concern»««! about your bration to a special meeting o f the He feels sure fiii»»«*d »uiH»hmg into tn«* s«*«ian as it neighb«ir’s physical well being. But if city '» business men. lay hi the ditch. Th«* cur «lid hit the if he gets the bub«inic plague or small that they will work with him for the r«*ar fender o f a car being driven by ( m i x , you a s k t o have him quarantined. success o f the enterprise and the prom Kruest Burvunce, o f thi« city, who had You are as intimately connected with menee o f Cottage Grove m the cele just reached thr scelle o f the nr«*ck your neighbor, even to the far corners bration July 5 . " ou his way home from the south. He o f the earth, a s the spider who sits in was follow i ne behind the wood wagon the center o f his web o f delicately BOY DARTS IN FRONT tu allow the other car t«» pass. tuned cables which have been thrown OF CAR; DEATH RESULTS out from his own breast connecting him in every direction with the outside O V E R »106.000 SP E N T ON Oliver W\, the four year old sou o f R O A D S D U RIN O SIX M ON T H S world. S««nd out y o i y rubles. There Mr. a/id Mrs. O. F. Bevere, o f «West are those elsewhere who want what Springfield, was killed Tuesday a f t e r O f the Î IMI.722.29 expended bv Lane you have here and you have got to let noon when a car driven by A. Dillou. them know what you have and what county during the first six months o f uf I’ ortland, struck him and ran over th«. present year #106,736.50 w e n t ‘ into you are. him. " C o m i n g from crowded New York to maiis and highways, according to a re The accident occurred on the pave port just iNHued by County Clerk Bry your open handl'd hospitality whev* you grasp one another b y the hand and ment on the P a c ific highway m*ar Mr. SOD. Bev e r e '» automobile **«rv ice station at The report gives expenditures during are hale fellows well met. I find thut West Springfield. The boy was walk here you «to not -apprecia te what till* MIX III' >111 II* a» follows: Many wh<* h«.»ve lived ing along the pavement with his fath Roads and highways............... «ioti.736.56 you have. here for years have not s««en the er, who was pushing a wheelbarrow, Registration, „ „ d elections. 5,195 12 firs outlined against being on his way to Springfield. As Hh«*nff * m o f f i c e ......................... 10,913.65 magnificent the twilight sky as 1 the car driven b y Mr. Dillon toward Clerk ’« o f f i c e ............................ . 6.4.9.27 against the south, i:pproachi*d them the bov District a t t o r n e y ’s o f f ic e Mïii.rJ7 have dime the first evenin g in your darted across th,. roadway. Mr. Dillon city. Your neighbors do not know what Tr«.|*sur«*r's o f f i c e ................. 1.372.34 was seen to apply his brakes, but the S u r vey or's o f f i c e .............. ....... 2.K57.07 you have. In Washington I met those boy darted back immediately, ami it who warned me that 1 should not ven Aueasur 'i o f f i c e ....... ............. 6,451.72 was then that he was struck. Court house........................ 2.743.10 ture into your state withtmt. providing Th«« little fellow, still breathing, was Circuit cou r t.......................... ..... 6,653. s 7 myself with a change o f mackintoshes picked up und taken to Springfield County commissioners 2,639.36 and several umbrellas. Yet I find you but he died a feW minutes afterward. Justice court........... ............. ...... 523.35 have enough sunshine to raise clover It was found that bis chest was Coroner ........... ........................... 126.21 the heads o f which are tw ice as large crushed anil his collarbone broken. ItlMUDe .......................................... o s i . 77 as any I have seen elsewhere. Here The eoroner's offic«* w as notified, S«-h«Hd superintendent............ 2.772.51 you have no cyclones «>r tornadoes. but an inquest was not deemed neces You have plenty o f things which others 76.75 sary. Mr. Bevere said Mr Dillon was 637.23 want. You have got to send out vour not to blame. The car at the time o f Fruit in spector........................... 579.01 cables to connect y ourself with the the accident was traveling at a sp«*e«l indigent soldier......................... 5.456.16 outside world. The state chamber o f o f about 20 miles an hour. Care o f p oor ............................... ' W id o w s ’ pensions.................... 5.317.50 commerce is the means to that end. If you can fimt a better way, I a d County agriculturist................ 1,0t...... 37M.02 vise you to take it. The money you VISITOR FROM MINNESOTA Juvenile court......................... LEFT AT MOMENT OF Bridges ........................................ 15.909.S9 put in is an investment, not a sub 327.50 scription. ” Slaughtered animals................ LYNCHING George Knowtea acted as chairman Tax rebate.................. ................ S3.lt! 661.50 o f the meeting and. after the address Scalp b o u n ty .............................. W. L. S a rff, o f Duluth. Minn., who 215.76 o f the evening, called for b r ie f talks visited during the past week with his Sen 1er weights and measures ,S4 from Elbert B««de, T. C. Wheeler, J. H. brother, Clem Narff. was leaving his Inv«*stigation ............................ 84.09 Chambers, C. E. I’ mphrey, Emmett horn,« for the west at the time the 76S.S4 Sharp, M. H. Anderson and U. J. crowd was organiz ing t o lynch the ne Advertising ............................... S07.17 Shinn. Emergency .................................. groes who were charged with an o f Auditing 390.00 fense against n white girl. The alleged Overland Cars Smash All Records. 500.00 Public health nurse................ crime occurred the night before. Mr. The I,os Angeles-Yosemith economy S a rff state«! that th,. young woman T o ta l........................................ ♦ IS9.722.29 run d e v e b p e d into a Willvs Overland and her sweetheart were out walking landslide., the thr«««' Overland and W il when the negro««s, six in number, ov er ly . Knight ears entered winning four powered th«« y oun g man and took him PICTURES OF FOURTH out o f the six cups o ffered . und the girl to a .«»eluded spot, where In class one for ««nrs with n factory the young man was a witness o f the OF JULY IN GERMANY list price o f $1300. or under, an O ver outrage by the blacks. Mr. S a r f f un (leorge F«»ster, who on July 4 ii year hand touring ear, Henry Amon driving, derstood that the three negroes who ago was a corporal with the forces «>f finished with a ton mib'age record o f were hung admitted ihr crime. The occupntion in (lermany, has left with 00.74 and actual gas mileage o f 35.4 lynching took place almosf in the heart The Sentinel pictures o f a display o f miles per gallon on the entire journey, o f the city. fir eworks set o f f by the American more than 100 mil««s o f which 'w a s mountain driving. troops at Coblentx on thnt «lay. Thirty In class tw o an Overland seilan, NO CELEBRATION HERE; eight tons o f pow der were used to OTHERS ASK US THERE driven hy Fred CWta, finished first impress the heinies with th«* import mice o f that «lay in American history. with a ton milenge o f 51.N and the Cottage Grove will not celebrate the One Herman was accidentally killetl by nstonishing gas mileage o f 27.0 mill's Fourth this year, due Inrgelv to the a machine gun bullet which ricocheted per gallon for this closed vehicle. A Willys Knight touring car, driven fact thut the work o f arranging a cele from a r«»ck and hit him in the neck. bv Tim Stephens, wtin second plltce in bration always fulls upon the same class tw o with a record o f 50.57 ton people and they hhve not f««lt able to THREE COME ON SAME miles per-gallon and an actual gas mi 1««- again assume the task this year. DAY FOR SAME FARM age o f 21.7 miles p««r gallon. Surrounding communities will, how In the grand sweepstakes combining ever, provide entertainment for the o r H o n e l i m Cottng«« Orovo n«nl estate ton mi!««s and nctunf gas mileage the casion. London will celebrate tomor is in gren, demnnil, ns wns illustrmteit three Overland entries earru'd ev e ry row and the three communities o f Com this week when three men from ns thing before them. The whirlwind stock, An lauf and Curtip will celebrate innny |>nrts o f the stnte nrriveil on the process wns rep««ated in the winning o f Monday. .nine Jny to buy the I.. (I. Markham the Baker econom y cup awarded for Eugene has arranged an all Lane rtmeh on t’ onst fork. The three were the best record for oil, gas and water rounty celebration for Monday and has , ’ hnrles White, o f Oregon <’ ity; A. C. combined. H««r«* th«' three Overland endeavored to o f f e r inducements to the Vernon, o f Mill City, t»n<l George M. entries again led the field. citizens here that will take a large Flower, o f Fendleton. Mr. White se number «if them there. eured the place. I f your wediling stationery ia printed Your home newspaper is first entitled b y The Sentinel, y ou are assured a *** long and happy married life. a29tf to your support. The Honttnel, $2.00 the year. BICYCLE ACCIDENT CAUSES FOUR DISEMBARK THROUGH SERIOUS INJURIES TOP OF SEDAN W illi# M cCargar HtrlkeH Forehead on I'lan k» and Rem ain« Uncon acloui All N nlgbt. NUMBER 41 NO ONE IS UNCONCERNED ABOUT NEIGHBOR