Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., July 30, 1920, Image 1

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DYNAMITING TROUT COSTS
CEO. CAROLE $100
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A N U n /i T OOTTA
K O V B * * • * L * E
ADER
COTTAUK UKOVK, LANK COUNTY, OKKíJON, FRIDAY, .Il I,Y ::o, i Wt
THIRD TRIAL FAILS TO DRY
WARDROBE; MAN OIVKS
UP IN DKSPAIR
What Cottage Grove Is and Has
BARREL OF BOOZE HAS
STR0N0 ODOR BUT
NO OWNER
N! MBKK 45
A
ELECTRIC COMPANY’S CASE
TO BE HEARD AUG. 5
Mount V i e « , . I ul> '.IS, fHpeeinl It»
Fifteen gallons o f choice home brew
Tint Hnelttiel ) An the renuit o f u ner
| aii * sprinkle«! over th«* lawn o f th«-
ien ol uggì ri v u1 1 ng inmhtipn Tiientltiy, |
i w«-st si«!«- •« hool yenterduy in«»rrurig by Public Service Commission Will Hold
DKSeinmiVK STORY IS UIVKX Foil RKSIDK.VÍ8 To
Kichnrd tirili ni me neat lomag u ward
Meeting Here on Application
Hie offi«-ial hand o f Deputy Hberiff
rolie. While employed oil the ptififl at
MAIL TO HKMGIITKI) I'KIKNDS |\ OTIIKU STATUS
g . H. Pitcher. The fin«l was mad«* by
’
for Rate Revision.
the W. I,. Miller mill, In* attempted to
1 rank M«'Farlaml, who had noticed an
ride two h'g*«, with the renuit thitt he
0«M»rtf«' tarlili* wan fini*«l #HMI uml
apparently goo«l barrel lying un«)«*r
took a * * preacher ’* m a t* ' nnd miei .
•*OMf •• iti J iim t !<*«• court TucMiluy v \I i «- ii
■urn- tr«*«*s on the hiilsi«!«* just above
The public service commission o f
pectedly atomi on the bottom o f the
Believing with the Northwest T ou r­ land farther out from town cun be
lie |ili’:it|i*i| guilty to ii diurne o f ily
pond.
\fler changing to dry clothe* • ist association that the best udv er! ine- bought t«t 42..r/0 an acre up, but the ¡tin- school house. I pon investigating, Oregon will hold 11 session here August
unanimi; trout hi tin* I*iin h t |oik of
’* on ‘ he application o f tbe Cottage
ho hllflg the wet often ill the nun lilid meat f«#r the northwest is its local latter is only suitable for grazing etc. j Mr. M« Faria ml found that th.* barrel •
tlii* NN 1 1 lu hi ette river on tin* iiiorom^
j wns almost half full «»f *ome very (»rove Electric company for revision of
they were jimt ready to be falera in newspaper*, The Mrntiucl this w eek
Th
e
finest
«jiiality
berry
fruit
in
ol .lime I» Tile I'ollllllllllll WI|N filed
-tr«»ng simdbng bom«. rna«b* win«*. Dep- rates. The session will open in the city
when u fellow employe, after having gives a short descriptive story o f Cot the world is grown here.
binili II.» urte ’ t umile |»y I'liM'f D«-jmt\
»Jty Sh eriff Pitcher ’* s«*rvices w«*re hall ut W:30 a. ra. At that time all
inaili* hm toilet pi epurai ory to Hitting tag»* Grove in ih«* hope that
bog
'-
(fillio* W ii ri)«* ii I**. M. Krown, o f I'ort
Industrie*.
<\ulle«l in but ns no indication* o f th«* parties to the proceedings will be
down to th«. evening meal, in < ideatali y I number o f r«-HÌ<|«-nts will send copi«
lumi, uml lleputy Wunleii I H. 11 u v\ k
The »adustro s o f the Cottage Grove owner coubl !>«• fouml th«* barrel was heard and n thorough investigation
th ew a bnnin o f water oil them. It I •if this issue to their friends in other
er, o f Alhuiiy.
being then too late in the day to cut stut es. The story is in no way a territory include farming, «Jairymg, Vrnpti«*«! o f its contents an«l Mr. Me concluded before defin ite action is
Tile cime i»r«*\v out o f notice I * y the
sheep and goat raising, stock fe«*ding, I’arland t«e»k pos*4-ssion o f the con taken by the commission. Th,. public
ploy Olii Sol '* raya for the necond b«n»ster story. It i* taken from a re
pillile l|e|»iilt meni " f it v% inning i» ii I #
poultry, gardening, lumber, piling, shin tainer, “ to I h * held until ca!)e«J f o r
service commission has already had
drying,
a
roaring
fire
wan
bodt
in
t
h
e
1
cenfly
issued
commercial
club
pamphlet.
imlicil in rhe Cotture Gi<«\« M* ntiliel
bonk limine ntove and the wardrobe j Any wishing to send the entire con gje*, railroml ties, wo < m | p r e s e r v in g 1 From every ¡ruination the burr«*! had representation here to determine the
uiel nicheli l»y l( \ «¿aratali, who liven
wan again well on it* way to being in! *ents o f the pamphlet to their friend* plant, Nash and door factory, planing b«'«-n stolen f r o m some local h«*rne brew condition o f the property held by the
lieur where the ulle){ei| il y liti UH 1 1 Uff oc
condition to pat away when the bank ran secure the literature from the se«* mill*, fruit «1 ryer, s o f t d r i n k bottling »rtist ami roll«*«I or carried to the hill company, the service rendered and the
« urr«#l
Mr Carli!«- «leclmeil ihut Ii*
houae roof c^iught tire.
Jiiirmg the retnry o f the club or from almost any works, eanm ry, etc. #The lumber indus j Just why an exp«uw«l spot on the hill investment involved.
vn m not guilty ot the clonic* hilt u oil Id
try, inelmbng sawmills, w o o d w o r k in g side was *«*li»ct«'il is hnr«l to <let«*rmine
The company is seeking authority to
procenn of ex 1 1 nguinli i ng the fill men, I business house in the city.
|dend IX ut I ty nnd |»uy n li^ht fine ruth
plants ami logging camps, has an up but if is thought that th«* whol«.* a f readjust its rates and asked in its pe
Mr. d r i l l 'n cloth«*' received another ^ Hvery paper in the northwest ha*
• i 11. . ii fighi hi i nne.
proximate monthly payroll o f $100,000. j fair was the work o f boys. A h.d** had tition for permission to discontinue the
non k mg and tin- wool which the clot hen > been usked to run a s(*eeial descriptive
Mr. Itr tmu nnd Mr*. lluvikir were
I’ he Houthcrn P a cific railway wood b«*«,n whittled in th«* bung o f the barrel flat rate scale at some future date. If
hud
gatheied
nitide
.1 thorough rinning «tory during this week, wliieh is one o f
III V en| Iglit llig other tillered canon of
preserving plant, on south «-«|g«* o f city, to p«-rmit access to its contents. Mr the commission grants the application
iMcenniiry. Thin ba* !»«•<*H pontpoiied (he
regular
semi annual
newspaper employ* about JO ni«*n on tw o to three M cFarland is r«*a son ably sure that
dy mi ini tini;, *d killing deer out o f neri
requested, rates for lighting will be
anti! tomorrow, which Mr. drill hop«
weeks. The excerpt* fr«un th«* commer­ shifts nnd Inis a payroll o f if 1500 the v »»»it had b«*«'ii paid to it between the increased by about 25 per cent, while
non and o f , unu^ dogn m r etinoli. They
will
be
a
luckier
day.
cial
club
pamphlet
a
re
n*
follow*:
nu y that the |*niue dejiiirt luent in de
month.
time he fir**f discover«*«! it Wednesday power and cook in g current will take a
ter »mirti to |»ut n nto|» to illegul hunt
Cottagi* Grove is locateli in south
T h e poultry indiiMtry, ow in g to good i evening and yesterday morning, wh#*
smaller jump. The company claims that
mg and fintimi;, if |Hinnili|e, and are
l.ane county arid in the sunny southern market futilities ami mild climate, is h«* an«l Deputy Pit «»her poured «»ut th«' the present scale o f prices is too low
findmi; the recent clittnge in the guide
eml o f the beautiful nnd fertile Wil­ fust b«*e«»ming an important one here. i «-«intent*.
to permit a reasonable profit and that
In a * |»rovidlt>g it jfiil nelitcnce u whole
lamette valley, approximately half way The large poultry plant*, o f which
the flat rate scale is unfair to the
nome deterrent.
between the northern and southern there arc now rjuitn a number, vary in
company in thnt it can be abused by
users o f current.
bouiotaries o f the state uml exactly si/«* from .»00 chickens t*» 5000 ami
111 inib's south o f Portland on the more. Th«* express o f f i c e record* show
FOOT CAUGHT IN ROPFS,
One of Four Hrilt h lliigben D<>tn**Uc
Pacific highway ami on the main line an average shipment o f 150 to 200 j
MRS B D STEPHENSON
BOY OKI'S BALLOON RIDE
Hi iRiirv Department* in the
ruses o f «*ggs the wc«k, bringing n
«if th,. Southern Pacific railway.
DROPS DEAD IN YARD
monthly income to the communitj* o f
Ht.it« Com«« Here.
Cottuge Grove nnd surrounding rom
llm feet etittiiigled in a gtiy P»|ie
iiiunities ure now ex|*eri«*ncing a soliti approximately $1U,0(M). This amount Mixture of Fact and Possible Fancy
und head downwnrd, Cliffnr«! l.i mu V,
Mrs. B. D. Stephenson, aged 52 years,
growth ami prosperity «lue to the past *!«»«•* not include the sub* o f dny-old
Still Prci*ntB Problem Which
In y l ui old «mi o f M r. and Mt . II
dropped dead in her yard in this city
(
'ol
t
age
drov
(• will l#e one o f four ami continued devclopment o f the w on ­ chick*, setting < ggs and poultry, u f i
1. 0 ( 11.1 \, ennt»y<*d li i m fimi Imlloon t ncen
A wane Solution.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Stephenson
cit i e n III ( fregón to
eceivr u horn«* derful natural resource* that abound which there is not now a mean* o f |
moli (twing to thè high witid» ilo Iter
bad been sufferin g for some time with
. M i l l - .
here. To those who are seeking a inibì computing accurately but which in-
r c o n o m ien
ts
high
sellimi
III
niiliit Imd pontpo|ie«l hin fide until
heart trouble brought un by an attack
the Hunth llughc« act ] climate, refuge from electrical storms, creuse th«* total income materially.
thin year and
late in thè eveiiing, the wind hu\ mg
(B v Flbert Bede.)
o f influenza. B. D. Stephen«»«, the
o f c o n g r c n n win ti provid
fcilernl nid j cyclones and blizzards, with neither
Climate.
t hen fallen, tuoi it wim nearly dunk
Tin- concluding chapter o f
Ojml husband, started Wednesday with the
t salun
fur ugricul j «'Streme bent heat nor cobi, and to
In 'I., payment
The
climate
i*
utmost
ideal,
as
there
tig nhot up from
lo f u i . t he big
|
Whiteley - 'inry appear» in the August body for Oshkosh Neb., where the f u ­
turni and dûmentic neienc ■ teacher* in those who desire a mon* favorable i* an entir«* absent*«* o f electrical
thè ground llundred» «*i |H ople watch
number o f Atluntie Monthly. While neral will be held.
public urlio««!*, according to the def place to* mak*' a home and establish storms, cyclones, blizzard* ami extreme
m g thè nnrent nuddenl) becttim awure
this i» tbe eoneluding chapter o f th
Josephine Williams was born in Huu-
miti* umili rii ar<* given th« local *cho«d them%«‘ lve*, the Cottage Grove coin li«»:it uml c«*l«l. Owing to the prot«*eting
flint u Idack np<M'k wntN «liingling along
diurv, it ha* brought no defin ite eon tington, W. V«., in 1*5*. In 1S77 she
board yi'nterday by ti. K KMiott, *tate miinity bids you welcome.
foothills,
strong
winds
nr«*
a
rare
r
e
­
mdr o f thè bullnoti \ n thej Wlttrhed,
elusion » » to the truth or untruth o f was married to B. J>. Htephenson and
director o f voi itionui ediicution a n« I
currence. During th«* average winter her foster | ki rent fantasy nor a» to
Natural Resource*.
thè ih rollìiUt weiit llund over hnnd up
in the same year the couple took up a
are
nii|M*rv i nor of agriculture
lyr««!
The Cottage Grov«* country is won ! then* is very little f /eezin g w«*ntber whether or not the dia ry was written homestead in Fraklin eounty, Nebraska.
thè noie, rettehed thè Ida« k npei k and
a v a i l u l d « ’ t h i - V «•:• I t * • i I lo* e * t a b l i - ‘
and
usually
not
until
after
the
latter
«1erfully
rich
in
natural
resources,
the
look it bai k t|t*w n to thè hunket. 'Ilo
j ns i-la med by the author.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson moved to
me tit o f but f o u r a i i c I i eour*«** in ( i r e
most o f which are *till u n dev eloped,1 part o f December.
Idark npei k Mito C lifford Imtniix, and
1 have received mtieh information Cottage Grove last year to be near
got» At'hoo]« and C o tt a g i* (» r o v e m the and includes u territory o f more than ,
ii... aeronwut and hi» un invi! ed guent
Fishing. Game and Recreation.
j tbnt would tend to indicate that the their daughter, Mrs. F. J. Alstott, and
t h i r d to be a c c e p t e d .
«me hundred *<|tiare mile* o f rich till
To thus«* who enjoy fishing, hunting diary was written in later year*— but other relatives in the city .
milipleted a nd«* of n«\i*r>d nule«» nnd
The eour*«« will call for the election j abb* funning turni; htimlrcds o f square
wefe brotight bit rii fu thè city nuf*
and out«loor lif«*, the
surr«»umling ah»olutcly no positive proof o f such
Mrs. Stephenson leaves her husband,
o f a domestic Mcnetice in*tructor and I miles o f out-range for sheep, goats nnd
unti notimi, thè lati'n parelitn li li N iltg
mountains, woods and stream.*« o ffe r fnct. I have received inueh inform»
B. D. Stephenson, tw o sons, Clarence,
one tmsiNtnnt. The nalitnc* o f both wdl ! «'little; minor deposits o f g«dd, l«*a«l,
no mkliiig o f thè ntartl.ng faetn until
almost unlimited attraction.
tion tending to prove that the diary o f Banawa, Neb., and Jerome, o f Osh
be paid on«* third by the district, one stiver, fjuicksilviT (cinnabar or«*) and
^they wen* diplomitiieally divulged by
| waa written just u» the author claims kosh, Neb., one daughter, Mrs. F. J.
Th« Schools.
»bird by the state and one thifd by the (other mineral*; billions o f f«*«*t «»f gov
I he intrepol ut ritmo, <'l»ff«»r«l hnvin gre
Th«» Cottage Grove city schools are I — but absolutely no positive proof o f Alstott, o f this city, and three broth
federal government. The course in do |ernm«*nt forest
reserve
now
being
fu»««! to return holio* ttnlenn thè aero
that faet.
hinny have made state er», John Williams, o f Cottage Grove,
noAtic science tin originally installed I o|M'iic«l for e«unmereiai use. The heuv* a decided cr«*«lit to the community
imiit itcrompanitMl him lo explttin tliut
»lent* Hint they knew o f tho existence and D avid and l'atric k Williams, who
would have called for an nnid*1nnt I ie«t part o f one tenth o f the standing and ref|«*«*t th«» progressive spirit <»f
lun ( C l if f o id 'n pati in thè nffnir w t
1 o f the diary and its destruction, others live in Nebraska.
teacher, ho the advanced training car j limber «if the I mt«*d Htut<*s is u<ijuceiit i the jM*opb*. Th«* high s«*hoo| is fully
rntirely ui jo. uo dii :«tl.
;ircr«sli|i,«l and gra<iuat«'s are uce«*pted that they knew it was w ritten.in later
riod in the coursi under the Smith
Mi Cottage Grov«» und is
tu
The inciilent relnted »linai* occurred
life, yet when approached for a po»'
lloghcH art will be ner tired without th«» wagon rond* and logging rnilroH«! en th»* siatii colb g»* uud university
h yenm ago nt Hroken Mow, N« I» I*
liv e statement f o r publication, answers LIVING IN OLD OREGON
without
examination.
In
May,
lt#*JO
,
additional expense to th,. dintrict. 'I'he running from C«ittuge Grove.
IS THE ONLY REAL LIFE
in recnlled bv thè faci tlint C lifford 'n
there was a total «»nrtdlmenf o f i»s9 were evasive, or were made only on in
new plan call* f *r u p»i. lice hoiiNe
formation and belief.
purentR. Mr. and Mi», il l.onmi, w ere
FarmlUK
Land.
student*,
521*
in
the
grad«**
uml
1*10
in
where practical hou*ekt*(*ptng will be
lb-modeling an old saying, Mrs. W n .
in Cottage tiro*e Tu* -uluy mi their m i)
1 have found ninny im-onsisteneies
The farming lami* surrounding Cot* tin* high school. Tw enty teachers are
fiiught the student* taking the work,
F. Young writes from Trentou, Neb.,
to Iterltelry, Culif. They tmited bfiefly
in
the
diary
whirh
seemed
beyond
ex
I
tag«*
Grove
consist,
for
the
most
part,
« mployi'd, « ight in the high school and
i'llin course ih open only to those who
with ilo* Il J. Kb iati family, formerly
planntiun, yet have been explained. I to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Söd er­
have had th«* first year course in d o ­ I o f rich river b«itloin lami ami some twi'lvi* in the gra<l«»s.
o f Itiokeli Itow, and old neighbom. C
have found other whieh yet have not ström. to say, “ T h e r e ’s no place like
¡hill
side
land.
Good
farms
sell
at
|H
JH
)
mestic science. CliiHses o f four or five
Tourists Welcome.
O re g o n .”
She was wed just before
I been explained.
M Shitiii, w ho wituenned thè Imlloon
girl* will have entire charge o f the an nere up, depending <»n th«* amount
The city government and commercial
Mncriimon nini thè reame «*f thè I h ») house for periods o f six vv«'«'k*. I’ lii'ir j o f improvement* nnd the «listanee from
For example, ‘ the author tells o f leaving for Nebraska and had planned
club maintain a fr«‘t* auto camp for
by thr arrotimi!, un Va it wua tuie " f
making tw q trips to the home o f “ the much on seeing the rolling phrins and
work will be under the *npcrvi*ion o f j town. Gno<! h i Uni «I«* land si'll* for
tourints and visitors. Fuel, wat«»r and j
flit* moni thrilling event» thut lie ha*
girl with no seeing .“ These trips were other things which had seemed fas­
to t50 an acre, while rough lo g g ed -off
the domestic science instructor, but
camp st«»ve are furnished free.
made on tw o siirceeding days. The dis cinating when told her in »tory. All
evcr W il II e n ned,
they will plan all tin* meals, do all the
tnneo was some fiv e nr six mile* the fascination quickly disappeared, it
work about the house and do the luun
Mushy creek, whirh is a stream o f re seemed, when they became cold reality.
dry wo(k ns well. One or two teacher* MRS W. W HAWLEY, FIRST THREE PRICES ON GASOLINE
O A C BIDDIF.S SET
»portable size, must have been crossed At Salt l^ike Sirs. Young hud the
WHITF,
CHILD
B0KN
IN
will
board
nn«l
room
at
the
house,
m
a
k
­
NEW EGO LAYING PACE
AT EUGENE BUT SUPPLY
on 11 foot log. and the seven year old doubtful pleasure o f being half stran­
ing th«* venture prnct icnlly self sup
C0UNTY, IS DEAD
IS
STILL
SHORT
child w a s . accompanied by a dog on gled in Salt lake and at Denver the
A new long dinttmee egg laying rec
porting so far ns th«* expense to the
whose back rode n hen and a crow, by light air twice caused her to faint on
iifil h:m been i*nt ublmlicd by itli ( b N school is concerned. The girls who
M rn. W . W . Iliiw le y , f ir . t w h ìt e ^ ir l
the street», which caused Mr Young
Thr«*«» prices for gasoline havt been tw o pet p :gs. a pot lamb, a toad,
C pin o f five Marred Plymouth Itork ink,* the work will be present at the b orii in l.iim- c o u n tv , ilii-ii M iim la y ut
current in Kiigom* during the past wood rat a mi possibly some other minor to remark that old Brigham must have
helm m the egg laying content at the house only during school hour*. The tln- m5i- o f 72 yeti ri* ut fin- h o m o o f hi-r
week, but tlu* shortage has assured livestock. That such a child thus ac­ been a mighty brave man to have a t­
west era W unh i ng t on experiment ntn cours«* is planned to enable any girl h iiii », |{. V. u n ii W . \V „ .Ir., o f D irnn«-.
Mrs.
liberal patronage for th«* product o f companied could have made tw o such tempted to manage 19 wives.
time For the full period them* K«»»*kw who completes it to go into a home o f M rn. Ilu t v lr y , m hom ' m iiiib n mum- wtin
Y o u n g ’s husband, it might be e x ­
tlu* three large companies. The Shell trips at all seems impossible, fb
size
and
take
complete C n r o ly n W i lN. w iih b o r n A|>ri 1 t*. 1 *» 1
led all other en trim with !M0 ,'g^M« moderate
company raim-d to J2 cents recently, she coubl make tw o such trips without plained, is no relative o f the famous
tin* necond pen being White l.eghoiiii charge.
iinil »he, « it t i hi-r |inrenl», m o w 'il t<> nn«i on Tuesday Fuion gasolio«* was j causing alarm on the part o f the fain
mormon. Being able to see automobile
owned by It. Taacrcd, o f Kent, W null ,
Three lions«** are npw under con- I><>ii|'l:i«. cOlinty ut un rnrly ii(fe. Sin-
lights three or four miles away, listen­
boost«-«!
t«>
29**1
cents.
The
Starnlar«)
ilv,
seems
still
more
impossible,
yet
with If 1 If eggn. The O, N. C. pen, ‘ ¿deration by th«* school board and n k m niiirri.-.l in IMin to W. W. U n »
Oil price is still h«d«ling at 27 rents. the incident* o f the trip nnd the death ing to thunder und watching lightning
which
him been
fim t
for
nevcrnl selection
will
be
announced
soon. b-y nini 1 i\<*.l fur n timo in A»torin. .
ilmost every night are new experiences
liioiithn, litin averaged IH.S eggn a hen Classes in home economies will o f tic bnt Inter returneil tu thl» eounty « b e r e j From present indications the Shell o f the girl are described with a wealth to Mrs. Young, to which she is having
comparir is bnrdent hit by the short­ I o f detail mill with a sincerity which
for the eight month*. Thm record, it censitv b«» limited. If is mlvisable for »he N|ient tln- remnitulor o f ber lift'.
trouble in getting accustomed.
age atul is only nble to supply its r«*g make the story seem most real.
in believed, him never been ei|U!tlled all who wish to take it ot enroll nt
The Imily « li» tnken t<> Kiigi-nr to be ulitr trade with 5(* |u*r cent «»f the
Few can be found who are ready to
anywhere at any egg laying content «•nr,, with Miss Mntid l.uvnson, who
|ire|iared f<>r burini limi wat brmi^bt dentami.
state that they feel positiv e that the Robber Takes Lig ht Lunch in Store.
for Ii like |M>riod. The bent hen in the will have charge o f the work thr* year.
| bere yretenlnjr mornimf inni fniu-rnl
A robber entered the Jidinson A Com
diary was written just as the author
p«'ii him laid L’tlH egg«. The content eon
»ervirrs «i-re eonilnrted frinii tbe \Sli-»
claims, yot there are none, »0 far us pany store some time after midnight
tmnc a four montlm longer. The Ore
night,
breaking
a
back
«•bn|iel nt 1 ti : .'(0 oVItn-k. Internient wn^ RHUBARB LEAF BIG ENOUGH 1 have learned, who are ready to state Saturday
H A R R ISB U R G
FERRY
SINKS;
gnu* which wim find place in June
Aside
T R A F F IC D IR E C T E D BY MONROE in thè A . F. à A. M. I. O. «). F.
positively that it was not so written windows to obtain entrance.
FOR PARASOL GROWN IN
arc now *ixth for the fall period o f
from helping himself to crackers and
cemeterjr.
or, at least, partially so written.
LOCAL GARDEN
tight montlm, nnd going Ntrong.
The ferry boat crossing the Wiliam
The varieties o f humor which per cheese and breaking the window it
Mr». Ilnwley i» n irvived by fiv e non»
appears thnt he did no damage. Five
ette river nt Harrisburg on Pacific nini fiv e <liiti|fhter»: II. II. Ilnwley, o f
Khiibnrd Jenve» Inrge eoough for par- vade the diary deepen the mystery.
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
highway sank Monday afternoon. The Pont; Mr». ,1. M. t ’ulp nini Mr». J. \V. nani» mny »onnd like n new Rurbnnk
The statement that " E l s i e ’» baby or six dollars in change in the till
VISITS FRIENDS HERE ferry was carrying pn**«uigcr* but all Cunk, o f Portili mi; P. M. nini Hiril N. errntion, or arenery for n .lille» Verno has such a redness o f nose from c o m ­ was unmolested and goods about the
oNcnped safely. Tin* highway at this Ilnwley, o f Melbn. libi.; Mr». J. \S m u ri, but when grnwn in n Cottage ing a long way in the c o l d ’ ’ may be store appeared not to have been dis
point will be closed f«»r several «lays Mi'«'nil|(hey, o f tllex, tiri*.; Mr». T. li. (.rovi- garden they ari» r o t o iorioglv childish humor lint her description o f turbed.
President Kdmond .I nine*, o f North
wch .'. tii univernity, Chicago, and niece, until the boat can In* raised and again William», o f Weeil, t'nlif.; \\. \V., Jr.. reni, tbough non«- thè le»» iistouodiilg. the little girl “ with a tam-o'-shanter,
M in * Irene Hartley, o f l.o* Angele*, put in commission. Tourists traveling nini l{. V. Ilnwley, o f l.ornne, ^iinl \ rhubnrd leaf brought to Tbe Senti a frown and a c a p e ” sound more like
Many Attend Picnic.
Calif., npent a *hort time in the city north from Kugene are warned to «!«• Mr». li. ( ’. Mn»bv, o f Ibi» city.
About 2(H) were in attendance at the
nel o f f ic e by Mr». I.ucy Mollami wn» a Bill Nyo or Artemus Ward at their
the firnt o f the week iih gue*t* o f Mr. tour thnmgh Coburg an«l Monroe to
Eastern Star picnic Friday afternoon
fouml to meaaure bt*» feet in circum- best.
The entertaining description o f ex and the a f f a ir probably was the most
and Mr*. C. K. Htewurt. Mr. J iiiim ** i* Corvallis in making th«* trip to Albany
ferrnee, to weigh, »talk nnd ni), l 1»
as they will be unable to cross the PORTLAND HOSTESS TO
n mde«! educator nnd him bi*i n con
|Miund» and meirsurc 4*«, ioche» a noi mi tract ing a tooth by tying a string to successful o f any o f the many picnics
(Continued on sixth page.)
iiccted with NortliweNti*rn univcr*ity river on the more dircc-t route.
MERCHANTS AUGUST 9 14 • he »talk. The plnnt grew in Mr». Mol­
which the Stars have given annually
tor OH year*. M ihm Hartley i* nccoin
lami'» garden end wn» »et out thi»
Delegete»
freni
Alnskn
nnd
from
paaymg him home from hi* vaciition
year.
Dlspoeltlon Spoiled; D or I» Killed.
Dr. Elizabeth W oods Visit in g Parents. S I X T H S T R E E T O A R A G E M O V E S
Coloritilo, M innesntn,
Wyom in g nnd
a pent hi California and took the op
TO E IG H T H A N D M A IN
l)r. Elizabeth 1.. Woods, state psych-
Harry Culver killed hi» »hepherd i I mr otber »tute» Iving enst o f thè Itockie»,
portnnity to vi*it her cousin, Mr*.
1 ologist o f Wisconsin, arrived Wednes
Saturday followin g n nnmlier o f com- n» well 11 » from neighboring state» in
MISSINO
BOY
RETURNS
Stewart, whom idle had not seen for
W e are movin g the Sixth Street
I dnv for a three w e e k s ’ visit at the
pin int» Hint he wn» becoming ero»» thè nortlnvest, nre expeeted nt thè
several years.
,
WHILE PARENTS SEARCH home o f her parents, l>r. and Mrs. D. Garage to its new location at the Fash­
nnd dnngeroii» to people pnnaing by. l’ » r i f i e Northwest merennnt’» eonven-
I.. Woods. Miss Wood», who was state ion Stables and expect to be installed
On Friday the dog bit 11 girl who wn» tinti whieh meet» io l ’ortluod Aligli»!
Precinct Committeemen Organi*«.
Maurice Ferrell, 11» year old son ot delegate to the National Educational there by August 1. During the gas
pn»»ing the cur in whirh he wn» lying. 0 to 14. The ei_ghth iinlionl b u y e r » ’
It. h. Yoraa, chairman o f tlu* county I'revioii» to tbnt time he bud moleated
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Ferrell, who m e association convention which met in
hortage we are trying to distribute
week will be helil io eonoeetion with
republican« central committee, wan in other» who enme nenr him.
It i» I thè r u m i n i ino nini nn eln bom te enter- being anxiously sought by his parents, Salt Lake City a week ago, delivered our 1 upply fairly to both city and
the city Tuesday organizing the pre thought thnt the naimal wn» not in
arrived safely home the latter part o f ! an address before the convention.
country patrons und will appreciate
cinct committecinen o f the city for tin* fecteil nnd thnt no »orimi» injury i» I tuinmeot program fentitring siglitseeing lust week. The bov came on to Cottage
While in the city she expects to de­ their cooperation.
itrip », excnrsioo», thenter partir» and a d r o v e from Eugene sooner than e x ­
approaching campaign. The committee
PEKIN I B R O T H E R S O A R AGE.
vote her mornings to some im|airtunt
likely to follow hi» nltnck». The i I or
men here are a* follow s: No. I, F. C. bud miller n bud di»po»ition nnd ten» bnoqnet i» being nrrnnged by thè coni pected after his |»irents moved from writing, but »he wishes to meet us
mittee
in
rhnrge.
C o ffm a n ; No. 2, C. II. YaiiDenbiirg; ing by youngster» hail grmlnnlly made
there to the W. |„ Miller mill. He ibd I many o f her old friends as possible
l ’ ro»pective merchnnt visitor» nre be- not ........ .
No. J, K. K. Mill*; No. I, J. II. him wor»e.
their address which they during the afternoons while she is
—merchants who ativertiae
Chamber*; No. 5, Klhert Hede. T. C.
ing ndvised thnt if they should bny had sent him after they had located freer to visit.
wheeler, o f this city, i* n member o f
good» nmonnting to 4500 from nny here and did not find them until after
arc the ones who are
Mr». Bert I.e* Burled Here.
tlo* executive committee.
member o f thè orgnni/.ntion while io they luid become worried and hnd
getting the money.
In fan t Son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
The fon em i o f Mr». Mnry llelenn l’ortlnod, their rnilrond fare nnd Foli started a search for him.
Messenger Dies.
1er,
ngeil
ÍM
yonrn,
who
died
.Inly
21
inno elinrge» to nnd from their homo»
Repair» for Wont Main.
The funeral o f Alvin Ezra Messen­
nt her home in Siitherlin, wns held here will he refendei!. Thi» fritture i» ex-
— if they were not,
Ui-|inir» I» dofootivo pnvoment <>n
ger, infant son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Fridnjr. Mr». I e e i» survived by her peeted to grently inerense thè nttead ALBANY BESTS CHAMPS
wr»l Mnin »«root wore iiuthorixoil nt
they couldn’t pay their
Messenger,
who
died
Wednesday
at
the
hiisbnnd, Hert Lee, nnd b y four chil once from nII |Hiint» in thè territory.
tin- m eeting of tho city oonnril Mon
TO THE TUNE OF 8 TO 3 age o f II days, was held yesterday at
advertising hilla.
dren, Mr». Frank Taylor, Mr». Farri»
itny nii;lit. A onrloml of n»|»hiilt wn»
the Walker cemetery. Rev. Simpson
oriloreil for the work nini nn-n lire lo Swiseher, Furl l.ee nnd tllenn Lee, nil
Hotel I* o p lo Visit.
J lu> Cottage Grove champs were llamrick o f the Methodist church o f
o f whom live at Siitherlin.
—to make money, they
be employ.*<l »0011 to tear 111• the pince»
A partv o f southern Oregon hotel
in»" ramp to the tune o f S to .» this city conducted the service.
whicb have broken IbroiiKh mnl put in
people, ini-liiding Mr nnd Mrs. Al. on I ” 1' Albany grounds Sunday. This
must ¡tell the most goods.
deeisive defeat
detent for the
th. repnira.
Martineau, proprietors o f the Josephine is their most decisive
Oregon Citte» Orow.
H om e From Hospital.
season.
As
iisiniI
the
locals
managed
Corvelli» i» rredited with n pnpnln hotel, tirants Fuss; Mr. and Mrs. Scott
William Ostrander, Jr., is »pending
—and to sell the moat goods,
F. M. Brown, chief deputy ^nm«- wnr tinn o f S7M in thè IS*20 eensn» figure» Weaver, proprietors o f the Inipipia to hunch their errors nt a time when a 30 day furlough at the home o f his
they netted most for their opponents. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Ostran­
they must have the beat
den, iiccninpMtin-d by Ib-putjr Wnrden reeentlv nnnnnnerd for thnt city. The hotel, Koselmrg; Simon Caro, o f Rose
Mr. Ostmnder, who served
E. H. Hawker, o f Allmny, viaited tlii» gnin over Itilo ì» li.’INI, or 211.4 per burg, and Oscar Caro, o f I mpqiin, ('•-Hers pitched n remarkably good game der, Sr.
goods at the price.
»eetion »evernl time» during Ibc pn»t reni. Albu ny'» popnlntion 11 » nnnoimeeil spent Monday night ns guests o f C. A. and had splendid support except at two with the I'nited States forces in Si­
or
three
critical
moments.
beria, ha* been undergoing treatment
week. They were ¡nveatiEatlng iillci;ed ut thè »»me lime i» 4H40, nn ia rm iae Ilnrtell at the Oregon hotel. They were
—it pays to read their ads.
The Albany team will piny here a in the I,etterman generili hospital at
Eunie luw violation» nnd plnciiiK » e e o f .’iti.'), or 14.2 per rent diiring thè ten- returning from the Elks convention
week
from
Sunday.
San
Francisco
since
April
27.
at
Salem.
orni npoeial deputie*.
yenr period.
Fork Man l'xy* Finn Hut Huy«
lin lx Not Im p licai*! lu
Ihn MlN«|nuiuaiior.
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