Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, August 27, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text<W]rr (Entfcw VOLUME X X X MAN WHO WORKED SH ERIFF FOUND AT ASHLAND IN BOXCAR AUTO CAMP SITE POPULAR WITH TOURISTS I *y bi» T lir liti«* up: C o itu ^ r t i r a v a — It I ! I !• 1 . < I llill, I I I ____________ ._____ _______. 1 r f 1 Arthur, c f ....................... 0 t Vilrr»( fotti, m ........... Il Di orni' iugb, lf 0 Mioitb, . i l _________________ .......O Cut »fori b, 3 b ....... .................................0 Crllrr», p .............................. _ . .. 2 Hpringf ir|i|> XItiio*rmi, «» I ’ •• Ih • M i l l e r , rf J i n i if Km g lit, r I V t •-r • n, .ih Ja robb*rgcr, Uilbrrt, p 5 i: o o o o 0 0 0 (I RAILROAD MEN TO BENEFIT BY RATE INCREASE Average r » T to Be About $300 More Thau Fo rm erly.—C o « of L lv . lug M ay N o t Rls,* Knilwny employe» in the Unitoli h l n l f » will rurii receiv e nn average ."'" moó 1:::», ........ or a 'V t tit . 'V it I o " f t $2;),000,000 out o v f r lb« $ 1 ,£*00,000,000 ml « 111111 it :i i revenue re .................. ... tidditioniil awurd ed thè ruilriiiid» through freight ami pliNsenger rato inrrease» which went iato e f f e c f yesterd ny T h e averag«« pny of railwuy einploye» i» now $11*00 n y e a r , mi I n e r m e of 121* per cent »ilice May, 19IH. I he ro»t o f living »hould nnt be riuscii more tinnì Iwn per cent by thè inrrease in freiglit rh arg rs , nrcording to thè s tatem ent o f thè railroml coni panie» Mnny artiele a of rominnn house bolli •-■insililipt ion shoiild not be uf t i r i ed by thè rlimige ut all, but thè more IniIky eo m no ilitie » »indi a» m a l ami luniber must nere»»nrily show mi apprerin ble inereaae. Miglior piiNNenger rnte» w ili rni»e trnv e lin g expenne» Ics» tinnì $.1 a y e a r for eneh persoli in thè United S tate», Mnny pcnpln, Iniwcver, will pny niurli unire tinnì thè per r a p i t a »Imre, il» »ome rliiHNe», »neh a» riiramereial trnv idei», hii Irti ri ni n dweller» who work in ritien, inni otlier» tru vel m neh mure liy rii il tinnì thè nvernge resident. Mudi o f thè ailditioiml revenue, »b ove Ilio wnge inereaae will go iato ni*w ei|iiipinent or will be alisnrbed by thè liighnr con I o f fuel inni otlier rum nioditiea uscii in railwny nperation, inni wliile return» from ruilwny secur idea are expeeteil to romani iibout thè »ulne, thè s cc u ritics thcmaelve» will no doubt fimi a stro nger m arket than previoualy, Appearances • Indiente T I at Present Hite I» Too Sm all to Accottimo d ate M otoring Public. T h e auto camp ground» ut thè city "ir k, thè iidiuini»!iution o f which wa» i s|M'nul ordi r o f busincM ut thè meet m g o f thè com m ercial clu b Monduy •vening, b a v e beea bcrotnmg inrreo» pullular ita thè to un »t »i*a»on pro- grenii'». I wealy tliree i ¡ir» were iiunpi d thè park ihut night. During thè " f r e n i moath frolli eiglit to more thuii •core o f rur» have »topped m thè purk every day. Neveral tourist» wlio liuse »topped m thè park for a few Iny» lo look over thè c i t y and ad jn cen t country hall* eude.l by purrhn»ing liolne» unti loenting here pcriiiiiiicntLy. Many meli »Ini bave come h c rr witli their fainilie» lo work in thè nnìl» Itave been uniible to reni hous.-w ami tinse »peni pari o f thè aummrr ramped in thè park. The toiiriRt re g ister umili (nined there roiituin» limile» from e\ ry s ta te in thè Union. Few cam ping site» in thè »ta te have •>een pria ided with thè ijuulity uf fire w ooil which thè rum|>eri have found here, for thè ground» have been •pt Niipplietl with botly f ir cut to slot ewood h'iigth, through thè rourtesy if thè l'o ttn g e Urove commt*rrial club, which ha» footcìi thè wood bill» and »unilry olio r item» o f niniiitenniice during thè hiinimer. At thè Monday night i n i f t i n g thè club voteci to run " m i e thè fre«x supply o f firewood fili thè end o f thè tourinf »«.asoli, and nino to tulio iiiiiiieilinte ntep» to reniedy san itation rondi!lima ut thè ram p ground». ih" .... 1 1B._ i,,, • . « . * _ * . ^™i¡««” a . ti»t .. iö j , . '" V » »pending P ^ d ‘ n « o v er ten d Iny a y . in th e park should furnish their own wootl C. K t'm p h rry , chairm an o f the park conimissioii, says that tourists in Inrge number» will probably contin ue to use the ra m p ground» until O cto b e r I un less the full rains should set in earlier timu usual. New She«!.» for W. L A E . Company. N. L. Ondimi with a crew o f eight men commenced work th«‘ first o f the week on a new loading shed for the Western Lum ber a E xp o rt com pany, lie will also build ii new dock mid a dry-shed for the same com pany. The loading shed will be 4N by lMO feet, ami the work is expected to lx* e«im pletetl within 30 day». POULTRY EXPERT TO BE GRANGE SPEAKER Chna. L. B rew ster, fo rm erly head o f the poultry department nt O. A. (\, will address the Cottage d ro v e grange nt its ih * xt meeting on S atu rd a y , S e p tem ber 4, nt 2 p. in. He will speak on ‘ 11 treed ing and J u d g i n g or Culling for F g g I* ro u u e tio n ,” am i “ F«s*ding for Egg P r o d u c t i o n . " T h e public, ns well as member» in the grange, is eordially in vited to atte nd . Mr. B re w ste r, who has recently completed a course at C o r nell un iversity, will have n grout deni o f useful mid p ractical inform ation for the poultry men o f the community. T h e roll call for the grange members for J h i s m eeting will lie " W h a t good th in g is the grange doing for eith er county, s t a t e or nation f " Hrush F l r e on Old R l f l e Rango. A gru»» inni brusii f i r e which gol atarted in thè v irin ity o f thè old rifle rnnge imrthwo»t o f thè c ity la»t week dcNtrnyed aome fenCe mul burned over «ouie pasture land needeil to gru»» on E ig h t h Orade E xam in atio n s . Mr». I Altra Me Far In mi ’» place inni ad F.ighth grade e xam in atio n s for w o r k jo in in g ranche» b efo re it conili be brinigli! under rontrol, I t i» tlunight ing o f f conditioned s u b je c ts in the to have originatoli from carpionano»» J u n e e xam in atio n will he given on o f people in thè vic.inity in biirning Thursday and F r id a y , S e p te m b e r 2 and brusii. A s t a te fire wurden visited thè 3, I PIN). Applications should be made for questions lit once by those inter ■cane but took no actio n. esteil to K. J . Moore, c ou nty school T h e S eutiuel, $2.00 the year. superintendent, 8-27« NUMBER 49 STOLEN LENSES VALUED AT $150 PAWNED HERE FOR 50 CENTS Ororg«« T4»bur, or (iuorgr Wntaoii, who r » r h pm| urrrat by Mbmill Hin In It n Bum li««1 llltii lu rirth Otvn Horn«* »bori ti tur hijo by Iritviii^ u utolrn nu I ••limbi Ir with bini UN wtM'Urily, va un up B o y* U t i l . Cull#n* I n v im i) ) ! * prrbrm iril I hn ( W r r k Ut .f tir k Noli V 11Ir, lu Ui* 1‘llH l»#H unii t h k f h to Dir uoiiiity jiiii ut Ku grue. Tl«bnr uun fi m i Munirti on n i buigr u t »trilling burnì'»» ut Mpring H|»i in jjf h *| i | |*lu)c«| Ci lliij'i' (trovo f ilili blit Mill IIOM b r pro tre u I n i ou li unii < ’o| i 1 «;••• ( i n o i* plu vi «I liuri'liiill < hurgr of bringin g n »tob u unto from T ’iet \ tiI ioii l ilio itiiy il h« |)|M i iil our Nt u I r into iitioDirr, u uriim* u l m b I In» pillili* \\ un dii Dir limili' »1 1 ii linoni in huh roveri*«! by u fmlrrtil Ntiitutr. . T i»b rr uml u womun who m e oui pu Miunlio unii Dir filini hi *un* ww»; Col nil'll bun from WiiahingIon Mme fourni IU|(i* Drov«« 5, Hjo 111 ^ 1 .i*li! ‘J . T lir myo lin ol |o n^’ i i ' mmi ' i I va 11 li l'Ni’ii liiifiorn limi ii»lrrp III n box r a r by the .fuck ton M’oti'N iinlil Dir limi Imlf o f Dir fiflli county » b r r if f . i li li i li ^ (limi Dir I iii II imiii \\ mit ii | » w 1 1 li n «*\ i i i i I uf Dir \ miiorn i|nn^lili^ finiti OPENING BAN0UET OF Dir roprit. Dillirrt, H|iniij'Ìiilil THE BARTELL SEPT. «tur |iiti'bc*r, \%lm limi |iitrhril m r ii^hf In»11 fm finir iniiih^n, lilrw tip. i 'rllr r T b r forum I opening o f 'I’br H*irtu||, wnlkrtl Mdlrt», ili ritfbt firl.l t|ropp«'< t'o ttu g r t iro v r 'n in m moil< in bo t r liy , un nppiirmiDy rii ') fly hy limic uml Mill br rrlrbrutm l Krnltiy, Mrptriobur Y nkir uml Munirmi pluyml ti«l)l!«*wifik* |t>, Mltb li bumjurt at m I ii c I i pi oplr of va if li Dir I»li11 ut nummi, Iriiviii^ M iiim Die c ity uml out o f town gui*»tN Mill uml Crllrr»» m iliti li nufrlv oli firut lie riitrrttlincil. Tin* |i»t o f Nprnkrr» litui nrroml. 'Ili •* li Kinj» rloutril Di«' bit n not y r t been fully nrrnngml but p rilli fnr ( ho »lirk*. M <’ortll|{ illuni Imi II Mill iiieltulr liotb rrpri »rutat i\« a from limitlr« K iii ^ ' n iloiililr Dir rfiutnpn Dir city ami from other plucm* mvitr«l i*«’«' ii in ti In t «*«l tour Nittjfl«** in Din» fruiuu rHprriitlly fur t b r occuaion. uml w I ( Il Dir iiiiittiur«* of Dir li fori’ T b r timing room o f t b r Oregon hotel Mini rrrurn, Dirm* pi r f r r f l y |pint| imi Mill b«' im veil to 'I br Hurtell Mntiiriluv rr.niltril, v% tildi Mitin«Mpirnt r v r n t * it ml g n I'M f » Mill br rn tcrtuiu uii in tb r p f o v n l lo lir J u m I umiliali new iocikti in, but t . A. Hurtrll, pro Twu nini «irrr tbroHli out ut Dir prirto f, tint'» not min I i to bobl t b r for- plutr iti tlim inulti^ on \rry rio*«* tir mul opening until e v er y th in g in ur u umilili. rungrii iimi ull fixture» mNtulb*il n nlv I li Dir fim t of Dir ri^litli Ihllu^r, fnr tb r iliNpertiofi of bi» gtir»tl. fir-it lumi tip for Spi iii^fn I<I. bit tlir fi m i I m 11 pitrbml, t o r i Dir Irft fo lt i Airplane F U t * I>»w Over City. f r i i r r fnr ii boiur run. Kurlirr in Do An airplnnr, thought to hn\r been ^niur br bini Mmuri'il two »inaimi uml l>e Hu v i in ml number 12, o f t b r Korr»t »corni Mpriii|»fn b l ’» fir»t fui». Kurt patrol, Ntnrt lr«l prnplr ulong Main Itili rr ti r r d froiu t b r (¿unir in Do* Ntrrrt Wr«lnr»«luy forenoon when it fuurtb iiiliin^ \% ben br k liik n l boi tnirk 4Moopft| ill)wii tlii it mun little higher i|ntli»iut( li Imttuil bull stilili rutilimi' tbnn tb r buiblmgN uml follnMiul nlmn»t b r t t t r r ti fir-tt uml »rrotol Kltnr, «lo» tb r e n tire Irngtb o f t b r Ntrrrt. I.ntrr run for bini neofiti Ib r fir»t run fot it circ|c«l uml riiitir buck over the city , Cu|||cr t iro v r wbrn (>«l<9r*trum »Influii till flying very low, uml i!i»uppeure«! tbruttali fir»t. tV llrr» ucorrtj t b r lu»t ill tb r ilirrrtio n o f Kugrnr. imi for t b r rituali* iti t b r f i f t b , K ",h h' boiur frotu fir»t on B uih * 'i miiylr !«■ c r i l t r f , «vliii'b J a c o l jb r r if r r ini»jmli'i,u nini Irt (pi for t b r r r Ininr». Crllrr» pitrbml li hnlliunt glint«*, krp» t b r bit» m r 11 »eiit Irretì, firblml h o pò" 1 1ioli Mlthout il l»olililr nini Mio gì* I broli i*bout Swtttol V'OTTA(JK DROVE, LANK COUNTY, OREGON, FUI DAY, AUGUST 27, 1920 CHAMPS TRIM SPRINGFIELD IN RETURN GAME • u goo«| »upport trulli mute«. (&tm? P ffe s id e tv c /ié> V ic e P n ^ s i í lc n l r AUTO PROPELLED BY USE SAYS SiUSLAW SHOULD BE OF MYSTERY COIL NATIONAL PARK S e a t tl e B o y 1» In v en tio n D em onstrated on S tre e t» o f E v e r e t t . — Power 1» T a k e n Prom Air. Verdure of V alley and Orandeur of Fo rest Hold Untold P ossib ilities as N a t io n 's Playground. Alfred !lubhnr<i, H -attle boy insen- l.orntie. Ore., Aug. 2d.— ( S p e cial to tor, dem onatrated last S a tu rd a y at Kv T h e S e n t i n e l . — Hiu»iaw fall», »ituated e re t t that hi» atmospherir g e n erato r * - mile» below l^irane, i» the great at- will supply the power t » opiniti* an tractio n for this section o f t)r«.gon, and automobile. In two 1« r» nitide on that •many people from surrounding cit.im day hi» dr\ice, which was lustulled in find natu re'» charm s here mint al an automobile from which the engin e Inring. The ride down the valley to ! bc-n removed, propelled a car the fulls is one c on stan t «lelight in ob through the stre ets of E v e r e t t and up »«•rving the luxuriant v egetatio n o f this •teeji hills, a t t a in in g nt tim es a speed famous timiier belt. T h e falls them o f 22 miles nn hour. T h e test wa» only selves consist o f u s«*ri«*s o f quite wide a d em onstration that t h e power can be st«*ps. resembling the dull«*» o f the up- generated uml applied to automobile». p«*r Columbia river, but f a r more at Mirny minor feature» o f it» control uml t r a c t iv e because o f the b eautiful tre«*» adjust incut have not yet been p e r arid shrubs adorning the banks. fected. Hundreiis o f people annually find L it t l e ia known o f the detnils of enjo ym ent h«*re in hunting, fish in g , mid H u b b ard 'a inventio n, hut his demon- fe a stin g on the beauties o f nature no nstrtion o u t f i t S atu rd ay ronsisteil o f a unntintmlly displayed. specially wound motor j a c k e t coil about T his is one sjMit in our great tim ber 12 by 12 <nehe» connected with u fly belt that should become a national wheel, mol an atmospheric ge n erator park . And here should b e erected the from which the power is trnuamittPii to conveniences needed in nil resorts. Why the coil or motor. T his gem-rutor was not set a movement on foot to have plared on the running board o f the rnr this spot recieve th«* atte n tio n that it for th«> first dem onstratio n mol was sloiuld f When this Rt«*|> has been nc connected to th«1 motor with wires. «'«iniplishtal the next move will nnturul- Luter the ge n erator was plneed in the ly follow— thnt o f rapid t ra n s it and buck sent o f the ear mol longer c o n power development. Why be in the nection wires used. T h e m otive | miw « t bn< kW' imk I s fo rev er and keep the world seem» to resemble e l e c t r i c i t y , except ignorant o f the transcendent charm s o f that the ge n erator product*» it without this l o c a l i t y ) As it tixik a J o h n Muir the application o f outside |iuw'er as is t«i tell the C alifornians what untold necessary in the operation o f a d y n a wealth they possessed in the l o fty mo. In the trials at E v e r e t t the c o n Sierras, s«i it remains fo r some genius nectin g points became o verheated and to enlig hten the Oregonians o f the fre<|uent stops were necessary. marvelous rich es o f t h e ir r v e r g n v n T his is the second time that H ub hills, verdant valleys and tow ering fo r bard has given p rac tical d em onstration ests o f th e l ’n cific slope. And when o f his inv entio n which at f ir s t was they know and finally appreciate these branded ns a f a k e mol an impossibility g i f t s the world will hear, and thou by those who h«*ar«l his claim s for it. sands will flock to m arvel and admire Oil J u n e 2t* he operate«! a motorlu.ut and e n jo y , even as they now do in our on Inke I nimi with the mysterious sister s t a te o f California. power and sin ce t h a t tim e lias been preparin g to tent his inv entio n on mi W ard Sale D raw s Well. automobile. No s c i e n t i fi c cxplniiation \ Inrge crowd attend«*«! the R. W. has yet b«*cn advanced as to the sourci* Ward sal«* on M isb y ereek yesterd IT o f the power mol, so fa r, everyone and most o f his property so!«! well. has I hsmi loth to accept the inveat ion One bill only was submitted on the which seems to be as mysterious mol farm , by n man who did not ntteiu) the s t a r t li n g ns lt«*n F r a n k l i n ’s fent o f sale. It was not accepted. Mr. Ward drawing e le c t r ic it y from the elouda has not announced his plans for the f irs t seemed. future. MRS. M0RSS, PIONEER OF CANNERY SHIPS FIRST '53, BURIED AT WALKER CARLOAD OF 1920 PACK Mrs. Caroline M. Moores, aged Si) year», who ilied nt her home in Cres well August I!*, was buried in the W alker cem etery August 21. Caroline M. K n o x was born in ill inois in March, IH40, uml crossed the plains with her paren ts in 1.S53. T h e fam ily took up their residence on a donation land claim in Delight Valley iqsin reaching Oregon. Miss K nox was married in 1>5N t o J o h n Mors». Mrs. Morss is survive«! by one son, Sherm an Morss, o f Creswell, mid two sisters, Mrs. N. K. M cF a rla n d mid Mrs. L au ra M cF arlan d , both o f Cottage Drove. Fruno D ry e r to S t a r t Soon. P. 1. Rust was in the c it y from Eu gene y e s te rd a y looking over his prune d ryer t«» determ ine what repnirs are necessary b e f o r e s t a r t in g up for the senson. Mr. Rust e x p e c ts to W gin «trying about S e p te m W r 10. TWO OREGON MEN ON OLYMPIC TEAM SCORE The C o ttag e Grove c anne ry » hipped -4* a carlo ad o f cherries and W a n s Tu«'s- dny, the f ir s t shipment made from thi» y e a r ’s puck. B«sm producers are now kivping the plant in full operation, a l though it is not crowded to handle all , fii,. »lock brought in. The first berries o f the season are b eginnin g to come in and prospects point t o a very good run on these. ’ T h e cannery has con tracted four ear loads o f berries in ndvanee, more than any previous pack, bu* e x pects to be able to fi ll the order. Oscar J a c k s o n Buys M cClellan Farm. W. J , McClellan sold his Delight Valley farm Monday to O scar J a c k s o n and will giv e possession October 1. The con sid eratio n was $A500. T h e M c Clellans will sell their personal prop erty nt public auction in the near fu tun* and will go to Californin. EDWARDS ATTENDING HOOD RIVER MEETING E. J . E dw ards, instru cto r in a g r ic u l Two nth lc tcs from Oregon score«! ture in the C o ttag e Grove high school, point» iu the final» at the Olympic is atte n d in g the convention o f Oregon games at Antwerp, Ib-lgiuni, Inst week. agriculture teach ers at Hood River, J o h n Murphy, o f P ortla n d, represent- which closes a thr«'c «lay session this m g the Multnomah club, ti«*d for ! a fte rno o n. T h e convention was estnb- fourth pine«' in the high jump, while |■ sh«>«l last y«>nr ns n m e an t o f bringin g K enneth B a r t l e t t , re presenting the l ni the agriculture instructors o f the var Ventity o f Oregon, took fourth place in ions schools in ns close touch with the the discus. At the close o f the track work o f each other ns possible. The »ml ficlil ev en ts th«' American tenni program o f the conventio n is devoted led with 210 points, while Kinlaml, the , largely to the problems c o n fro n tin g the nearest com petitor, hnd »cored 95. in structors and to uniform plans for Hwedi'u stood third with 00 and Eng the coming y e a r ’» work. land fourth with .HO. Whnt do you w a n t ) M akes no dif- ••• Tho Hentinel wants the news. ference. T r y a S e n tin e l wantad. PETITION WINS ADDITIONAL AID FOR ROAD P o r t r a i t lenai*. valueil a t $150 whieh were Mtoli'ii from the l ie Luxe .tuiiio in Kugi-ae in .t week were reeovereil hife Haturilay by Deputy H heriff Court Promise» to A rt When Farm er» and Commercial Club Pledg« je w e lry »hop fo r i»0 c e n t . Iiy a leiy P itc h e r. T h e y hail been pawner] in a Nearljr $500 to Help. about 17 y e a r * obi. T h e jeniw» were recognized a» bein g o f ezeeptio nal ' »alue by the je w e le r who hud form erly Resident» of the Hi Ik creek country been a photographer. K ffo rt» are b* received d efin ite a»»urance Tue., lay ing made to t r a c e the boy through the from the I Alie county court t h a t midi deeeription o btain ed of him here. i tionnl improvement» ask f o r in a j»' t i t «ozi to the court will i* utiiJertukiTi LOCAL FIRM EXPANDS on th e Cottugc* Oro • i iw road as ITS WHOLESALE TRADE j noon as the road buD« g equipm ent I now work in g i U wb«*r. «u rhe same The f ’ity M eat M ark et, whieh ha» road i» uvuilab! for «] The petitio n, recently in»talled new and improved u» yet only jmrtty *« te«i, contain s machinery in it» »hop and completed the iiam.n «»/ ig Srlio j'l«-«lge improvement» to both »hop and yard», $324 i»h lai i f the court now plan» to expand into a regular will II uni fhe Cot wholesale busini*»», covering the ter tag.* • lull, at its meet i ritory from Kugene to Row-burg. onntrittoted * « Pliunge» already completed have ne $154. sum, ma) isg « V,~- :i*f cexsitated an addition o f three men a to t 'Is vote d bv ,i to the fo rc e o f three form erly cm the Coui oI'r , ■ fW .»erroM <| ployed. T h e m arket handle» ab out iiii portion of - i "K C o ttag e no i c a t tl e and 4.1 hog» a week to supply Urov« y e a r to holp its trad e , and is m an ufacturing its in mending bad pit___ alling th e T o t own sausage and other meat product», tugc Grove I .ora nr road. f u r t h e r improvements are planned for Fhe pi'tition auks the county court the near ¡future, among which will be to undertake th,« construction o f about a m-w counter and change» in the do rod» o f macadam on what is terait'ij front o f the »hop. the worst place remaining on tin» road lying ju s t beyond the Medley bri.igi Women H iker» on Long Trip. on Milk creek, about 4« * miles west ol Thri-o women hikers bound from thi» c ity . P a r t o f th«: roadway a t th o Si-nttle Wash., to I»>» Angeles, C alif., point overflo ws in winter and at timer passed through the c it y S atu rd ay cla«i is almost impassable. The total esti I in khnki w alking o u tf its, ca rry in g mate«! cost o f th«* improvemi'iits ii J t h e ir pack» o f blank«>t», food and c o o k placed a t $90«. • ing utensils. The party consisted o f Other bad »¡«ots on the same rtrati Mrs. M argaret W allace and daughters will be repaired at the same tun.', in lia z e lle and Dorothy, and their Lngli»h suring nn all-year ron«l Wtween C««t S e t te r , 1’ rince. T h e y le ft Si-attle J u n e t.ige Grovo ami the f«»it o f th** iiiouri 2 * but were delayed three weeks at tain. 1 his work is expected to begin Camp l.*'wris when one o f the party was early in HeptemWr, as the stretch now injure«l by an automobile. S in ce le a v under construction is rapidly nenrra* ing Cortland they had averaged 20 com pletion. miles a day. O. H. Heine. H. L . Fo w ler an«] John Wood hav e tak e n an a c t iv e part ii c ir c u la t i n g the petitio n and member* o f the roads and highways eommitte« o f the C o ttag e Grove com merc ial clul assisted th im in presenting the uiattei to th e county court. RECENT BOOKS IN LIBRARY LISTED FOR PATRONS Volumes o f Tim ely In t e r e s t Now H an d .— J u l y R eport Shows Incre ase d Patro nage. on T h e c ity lib r a ry has been well p a t ronized this summer and each m«mth’s circu la tion has totaled almost 50 per cent o f the e n tire lib rary collection. In J u l y 1121 book» were ta k e n out by r«-aders. O f thi» number 1H5 were fic fion, 193 ju v e n ile and 43 non-fiction. In J u n e 1047 books were taken out. T he re are approxim ately 2700 volumes in the library. D i f f ic u l t y has been experienced all y e ar in s<-euring books from the pub lishers but new on«'» hav e Won a r r iv ing in small lots at fr«-quent intervals. Miss Ly«lia Hooper, c it y lib rarian , has compiled a list o f the newer books re- ceived which she considers o f more than usual interi'st to the general reader whose ta s te s are wider than fictio n only. The list dot's not include fictio n , but the lib rary has a very c are fu lly selected eoll«>etion o f both standard and surrent works in this class. Miss H o o p e r's list fo llo w s: The Amazing A rgentine. F r a s e r ; T h e Restir- rected N a tio n s (I'o lam l, Bohem ia, A r menia and P n le s tin e ) , G ib b o ns; The New Map o f A fric a . G ib b o ns: l A b r a «lor Days, G r e n fe ll; T ram p in g Through M exico, G au tem ala and Honduras. F r a n c k ; J a p a n in World P olities, Kaw- nhnnii; N orthern T ra ils , G r e n fe ll; A d r ift on an Ic e P an , G r e n fe ll; T h e F i v e N atio ns, K ip lin g ; The New R«*v elntion, Conan Doyle; Heroes o f the Middle West, C ath erw co d : Psychology of Bolshevism. J o h n S p ar g o ; The Doughboy's Religion, J u d g e L in d s a y ; What Happened to Europe, F ran k V an d e rlip ; Belgiu m, the I a i u I o f Art. G r i f f i s ; A W u g o f L ife , M arg aret M o rle y; T h e B«*st Man I Know. Wm. D e W itt H y d e ; E f f e c t o f Diet on E n durance, F i s h e r : The llonlth and Care o f the B a b y . Louis F is ch er , M. D . ; I ' inly o f Chihl N ature, E lizab e th H arris o n ; E du catio n by P lay s and Games, J o h n s o n ; P la y L i f e in the F i r s t E ig h t Ye ars. Palm er. 34 ROUNDS OF BOXING ON LABOR DAY CARD T h irty -fo u r roumls o f bo xing will W stagiol in C o ttag e Grove on I-abor Jfciv, M ond ay, S e p te m b e r >’>. nmler the man agem eut o f Bruil Sham rock , retired c o a ts fe ath e rw e ig h t boxer, who has completed his card nnd is ad ve rtisin g the bouts in all the muirby territo ry. T h e main go will W' ten rounds be twi*«*n Eddie i ry«*, of H arrisburg , ami F r a n k i e Ke«>h3ra, uiililleweights. A »po. eial six-round e v en t a t 1 ' 5 pounds which promises to be a thrill« r. ha» Wen arranged f«,r A rthu r J o n e s , o f ( o t t a g e (irove, am i B illie Cpmyer of Albany. F o r six-round preliminaries Sham rock has matched L e f t y Roberts, o f Ro.scburg, ag ain s t Kid Hans, o f l ia r risburg. as a s e m i-fin a l; Red Richard sim, «if G rants Pass, against Hill P at ton, o f C o ttag e Grove, and a curtain raiser W tw een the A rknnsaw K id, or the f ig h tin g b a k e r o f Arkansas, and E rn ie B e n n e t t , both o f C o ttag e Grove, who re c e n tly con trib uted to the city treasury a f t e r a bout stage«! on the »tract under c ircu m stan ce s la ck in g the sanction t o the bo xing commission. Sham rock has matured Moo»,* hall for the event an«! will buiUI a ring and put in s ea ts for the occasion. The eon test i» schedule.I to b.-gin at 8 o 'c lo ck. S IL K CREEK. (S p e cial to The S e n tin e l.) Aug. 25.— Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Overholser. «if Eugene, v ¡sited one day o f last week a t tlis J o h n Overholser home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pettibon«*, E ld er C :i m p bell and Mrs. O. 11. Shrew sbury, o f Eugeni', attended church here Sab b ath Mrs. J e n n i e W a l k e r * a n d son A li a h le ft Wednesday for S t . Helens, Calif. The F r a s i e r brothers threshed Thurs day at Mrs. E ll a T hom pson's place. Vern a, I.eota, B la n ch e and Leonard E stca nnd M ae S c o tt le ft Sunday to pick hop» down the valley. W. W. Glider»!«'ve, Mrs. l-ou Wheel er and d aug hter Eilith, E rw a n l B a b cock. J o h n Wood and Van and Ernest Darn ell went to Eugen,« Sunday eve n ing to a tte n d tent uumting. NEW P L A Y SH ED IS E. M. B a b c o c k took a load o f Ken READY FOR S H I N G L E S tueky Wonder W an s to the eunuery the f ir s t o f the week. O. H. Heine, H. L. Fowler and J o h n T h e play she«! f o r the east si«l«' schools now W i n g erecteil by J . F. Wood solicited funds in this neighbor Godard is ready for the shingles. The hoiai f o r road improvement this v\e«'k Mrs. C o c h r a n 's mothei and brother work has progressed rapidly and will be complete«! by the time school opens arriv ed S u n d ay for a visit. the iniiidlc o f S eptem b er. L Y N X HOLLOW . L O N DO N . (S p e e in l t o The S entin el.) Aug. 25.— Georg«« Jo h n s o n weut to ( S p e cia l to T h e S e n tin e l.) E ugene Tuesday . Aug. 25.— Mr. and Mrs. B e r t Baugh Mr. am i Mrs. J a m e s Plank visited man and J o h n Sm all returned F r id a y re la tiv e s in the Grove S aturd ay. from eastern Oregon. Wimo lle nna nnd Ralph Mu-bur; Mrs. Howard Cox and children, who Lowell Saturd ay ha«! b e e a v is itin g a t T h e D alles with came down from Mrs. C o x ’s parents, returned home night. Mrs. Charles W right was n v isitor nt S a tu rd a y . Th«>y w . re accompanied by th e Dreese home the f i r s t o f th' Mrs. Cox '» s is te r Myrtle. T h e George C arlile fam ily trail some week. T h e T ay lo rs are e n t e rta in in g rein o f t h e ir friend s motored to B la c k tiv«*s this week. B u t t e Sunday . Miss Mabel W right is spending the Miss Mn W ile S h o rt ridge returned week a t the home o f her aunt, Mrs, R T uesday from Portland. T h e Alex Sm all fam ily and Mr. nnd Y. P orter. Mrs. Ivan A W ene motored to C o ttag e Mrs. I. N. Dresser and Mrs. 1.. T H artley and son Harold called on Mrs Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W ill M assey, Mr. and ( ju c t n nnd daughter nnd Mrs. M. A. Mrs. Ib 'r t Baughm an trad son nnd Horn in S aginaw Monday. Win. P o rte r, who had bimn in Cal daughter, J o h n " n4 Eunice, nn«l Mrs. Mary Massey and son J o h n pieaicked ifornin fo r some tim e, arr ived homi Sunday. Ho was in the Los Angeles at B la c k B u t t e Sunday . Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T . Jon«'» motored v ic i n i t y and can tell you what nn up from the Grove S atu rd ay evening. earthipinke is like. Mr. nnd Mrs. J . T . Sm all visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Wo A h H arvey am! sev eral friends, o f the Grave, enjoyed Sunday at the Robert Sm all home. Mrs. E le c t a T h o rn ten b e rg spent a a picnic supper bore one night o f last week. few days in the Grove this week.