Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, October 01, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextSU (Entian* ®nro? Swtttoi 0 ; AND ULUL'Y All I n u n .’ J iWITC BEANS KEEP W0KK1N0 ntiDbliAlt LUUut ù U o II j ownkk CONVENTION HERE fo r T lif ir O ffic e r » Oolii|>llin«nt*»1 K f f t r l f li i r y e m p iii y Ing In Ki> W o rk . rii** K< I 0 I< 1 <I 1 I o <I|* i ' h n f ilm fiM 'l No. Ml lit'lil tin ir itiiin i.il c o iiv «• iitto fi lit'M* H iiio rilu ) w ith rvprt'Ht'til ill i\ t * |ir<*N«ut fm m K iig t'iit1, J i i i i i t i o i i ( ‘tty, M u rra in , <'olttirK. t 'r<‘Nwi’ ll n in i I'o ttn ^ r G rove. iK ^rrt» w ork vv u < «* a «* it»|»I i f i «*«| tin tin g till' Nt'NNlOl! I » V t'ottl« U f tiro s r lotl^e Uplift II I'llINN o f I’ll lot Itili t »’A a lili till' lo ru l o ffic e r » h ig h ly « o iiip liiiM iih 'd ii|ioii th e ir I 'ff in i'iiB ir , A n 111 n | n * i * t Ion mm 1 a «*Id liy M i *» n lit In*I l l.-ti lo r, o f Halt ni, »Vati» pre»iil««nt, iiik I 11 itti in I •«* r o f iih ’ iii !»«*•• w orn inniiio I i'i» rtif iimi Im o f per f r i t mu hi tho unw r it t i'ii w ork. \ pi 1 /<• wan g i v e n b y C o t t a g e tiros*» b u lg e to tin* lotici» n I i o w i n g tin* l:irg«'*t |»erc«ntrtge o f ini'iiilti’r n I i i | i « I ii «* m | • < i i • I ii|* to «liifiiiiity I iii’ At, w I im I i w 11» won I y M a r itila . T I ik lortil lotici» »howrnl a gr*wti»r |M»r«t‘ lita^i* hut w o u h l not ar <<|»t tin» nrift*. rtii’ following o fficer» were •• li’i*I rii. Mi» N l’ Ilo* I ’riee, Mariola, ibuiriiiau; Mr» Iai*t«rI Fuller, Eugene, viro rhair man; Mr«. I'eurl Walker, Npritigfiebl, «Mi-ril ary. I I 11 * t 'of III tirosi* lotici’ oTSiil a » 1 * o Vim'k iliiifirr, which wa» followed hy a | iiu |{ iiiiii o f »|M’i»rhi‘», itiu»ii* ami n ulling» I’hi» room ss a» |<n*ttily ilr< ormimi w ith flow I’m, pink aiol gr»*«*it pr «*«!•.mi nut mg I h», tiliic«* favor» wi n junk roNi’ hinU. Mariola wa» Xelf*cteil for t hi’ in’l l 1011 s cut ion. Mr». I.ixnr Hall, «li»trirt ihairman, of Eugene, hut 11 mrmhi’r o f Cut Inge tirosi* lodgi*, w*n» preneht, hut Mr» N l'Ilo* I'nee, of Maritila, sin* chair mini, prr»ii|i‘<l. Mr». Klin Frn/ier, «• f Kugene, |»a»t »tat»’ prepotent. nl»«» wa» |ir«»i'iit. MONDAY IS DATE OF CITY SPECIAL ELECTION Tin* »|ti*nal c it y t’ h’c tio n to soli* upon tlo* propo»«*<! ano’ io lm i’ nt o f tin* r h a r t i’ t pt r m il t ill)' I h r c ity count il to h*\y a »pec 1 ml t i n to care fo r m t i'r i’nt on w a rra n t» m o l to pros oh* a w inking fun.I fo r ta k in g up hoiol» w ill I»«- In hi M o n ilu y . Tlo* c it y c o u n r il »«»nti* tun«’ n^'i puhli»h< <1 a »ttttcm i’ iif N etting fo rth tlo* n i*i*i I fo r »urn an am i-io tfiirfit i f any progri*»» i» to hi- m a ilt’ in p u ttin g t h f c it y on a fir m fiiia r ic m l ham» ami thi* c o u n c il 1 » to h r g is e n a n y oppor tu n it y to tlo a n y th in g to m ake C o tta g e tirosi* look lik e a real c ity . BUZZ WAOON JUICK IS CHEAPER FOR ONE II H. W e b b e r m ol .lio h l |)oo|ittl«\ h o lh rcMoIcnt» o f tlo* ( V d u r creek licig h h o rlio tM l, fi'p tirt th a t Nome iie ig h hot ha» » o lsctl tlo* h ig h ro»t o f ga»o hio* p ro b lem fo r h im » rlf, a lth o u g h In hu* uiatle it mor** »eriou» f *• r M r. W eb ht*r m ol M r. Ih m little , who fim l that th e ir tank* h a v e been e m p tie d in tlo c a r r y in g out o f the e x p e rim e n t. They p la n to Ink«« a c tio n sshich m ay in te r je c t co u rt co»t» in to t h r pric,. o f b u t/ w agon ju ice . b u ild in g for GROVE LEADER COTTAGE nuovi;, LANK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER I, 1920 Volli INK XXXI (JottAK« (U o v o OOTTAOB foundry IS ALREADY 00IN0 UP ( fon»t ruct ion w o rk on the h u ih lin g fo r tlo F ee n ey iro n fo u m lry i» a lre a d y w e ll un d er ss ay on the pro|M*rty »ecttre«l at th«. T e n th »tr«*«*t m ol W a n h iiig to n u s e n u r c o rn e r. M r F e e n e y u n tic ip u tc that he w ill he a b le to m ake good on hi» promote to h a v e tlo* lio lu n try in o p e ra tio n w it h in tlo* -Hi tiny p erio d fro m tlo* tim e tlo* d e ci» io n to lo cate here ss a» made. BROTHERS ARRANGE TO GET GAME LEO FOR EACH AT SAME TIME H te rlm g H o p p e r and Juki* H opper, fe**)thorn, are b o th nttr»itig gam e leg*, n t c r lin g 'u tvim b ro k e n a» th e r«*»ult <>f a k ic k hy a hor»e a io l J a k e '» foot wa» »iiitt»he«l in an n e cid e n t fit th e W . I.. A K com p M iiy '» n u ll. BEANS PRODUCE AT RATE OF $480 TO ACRE FOR STEVENS (?. M. Jncknon, when he returned frolli hi» recent vtiralioii, fomiti thnt hi» KenI m ky Woiol«*r Itemi» Itati kepi 011 thè job all thè tino* he wa» msvmy, with thè ri**» 11 1 1 flint a largì* numher of Ilo* pml» were 11! iviehe» in length. Aiuoli o f a hnlf do/en wotild weigli a potimi. Don't have any »lacker». Keep track o f what each hen doe» hy u»ing egg record card». For mult* hy The Henti ne| at $1.75 the hundred d5tf is a w a y on AS HIS VACATION A. J. H teven» m a in ta in » In» re p u la lio n a» the ch n m p io n h<*un grosser o f H um meet io n . F ro m an acre m oi a h a lf o f gro u n d lie lia» p ic k e d < lo»e to nine ton», l ie w ill re ce iv e a bo ut I n ut» tlo* pound, m a k in g hi» re tu rn about $7 0, or at the rat** o f about f l M I the acre, lit* ruined the K e n tu c k y W o n d e r, a la rg e heavy y ie ld in g v a rie ty . THESE TEACH YOUNG IDEA HOW TO SHOOT HKORT B IO G R APH IC AL THREE TEACHERS W lf O I f M u ri' i» nny o h i * th m g in w b ic h «•s* ry «'iti/.«'fi ih inti*r«'»t« <1 thnt t liin g i» Mie »cliool» nnd flie y tir«- p n r t ic iila r ly 1 litt ri'Htt-tl n i thè tt'i««'li«* 1 m w ho fo rn i th«* fn c iilty . F«»r th«' i’ir»t (im e p ro h n h ly ili Ih«* ln» tory o f thè lo c a i »fho«d» rii«' H i'ittiiie l gis«*» 11 »hnrt h io g in p lii« ,iil »ketch o f «neh o f III«' t«*uch«*r». II. d im r llt-iifii t t , »iipt-r if it «m le n t n f N«‘ho«d» Attende«! M a r io li iio rrn iil col l«*ge on«' ye u r; Ynlptirui»«i u n iv« T» ity P la in tiff Can Not Urider»tand H o w l nix y«*f«r», h«*ing g rn d u a te d tro n i thè » c ie n tific a n d « « liicn tlo n a l «iepnrtm eni», Judgment Can Ho (liven lio h h n g II»«* t|«gr«*«H n f Im chelor o f for Defendant. »«•iene«* am i Im chelor of art»; ha» tn ke u pott g ra d u a te w ork in thè C u i v er» ity o f ftre go n . T u iig h t in th** r u m i Jft»|M*r I'fitte ii w n iita untoli le g a l ligh* »chool» n f In d ia n a ; h«*a<! o f th«* «Iepnrt- to e x p la in t» I I it* w hat k • n<l o f a k m k III «* «I t M «if h i» to ry am i »cien«*«* o f thè h.i» h<*'ii p té I m l * the law wdiieh him I, < A<ls a lice, ln«l., h ig h »eliool fo r fo u r it |N»»MÌhle fo r a ju d g m e n t to he reti yenr»; p r in c ip ili ut Cruna» V n lle y , Ore.; d e r id a g n iiin t Inin in n cium * hi w h o h p rin c ip it i «if th è lit'iim m grati«* M«h<»ol lie in »ut ng the o th e r p a rty . T h in ss a» ut Konehurg ; al»«* p r in c ip ili o f th«* ilo* svay the ju ry brou ght tu u v erd ict W ediieadny hi tlo* en»,. o f .l:t»pi-r N. I'a tte ii s ». U. K Nipher». F a tte n aohl hi» pinci* d u r in g tlo* pa»t y e a r to M r. Hiplo«r» m ol la te r »ohi the p u rch a se r at v arino » lim e » w heat, «heat m ol potai«» Need o f till* a d m itte d valu e o f 4 | I ill*, fo r w h ic h am ou nt to* b ro u g h t »mt T h e d rfi'tid o itt »ought to p ro v e that d u r in g the y e a r Ho hill! o v e rp a id tlo* accou n t m ol »0 fa r c o iis m c e il the jury that a Judgm en t wa» g is e n ngninat tin* d e fe n d a n t h i the »urn o f $*» *.•!. FATTEN SUES BUT VERDICT IS AGAINST HIM STRAW BnLLOTS STILL BLOW HARDING'S WAY C o tta g e d r o v e mot ( I n g o n voter** c o n tin u e to » trongly fa v o r the re p u ld i can tic k e t. Th«* wom en voter» m I iow a »tron ger re p u b lic a n te n d en cy th a n th* the mal«* voter». T h e »trass b a llo t I»« ini; tu k i n l»> th«* K f v u ll xiort » o f II. »luit*, 111 • t*» M oim I u v n ie lli, m i *» li» fi. 1« *\% » : Mal«' w»tt*r». lln rritftg i ‘«il 47« ft’inult* voler»; H in liii^ 117, <’«IX I.V to ta l; H u rtlin g lf»0|, < ox f i l l F o r C o tta g e tiros«* a lo n e the v o le wa» a» fo llo w » : M u le vo te r» ' l l ird .n g *2, C o x 65; fe m a le voter»: H a r d llig Id. C o x 1!I ; to ta l: H a r d in g IIIs . C m 79. Tin* n a tio n a l return» up to !n»t T im i »day noon w ere 11 » fo llo w » : N o rth e rn »tate»: H a rd in g 5 1,Hi'!, Cox 25,011.1; »outhern «tate»; H o rd in g . In, 41M, C o x 17,015. The return» in d ic a t e th a t m ore vote* are b e in g cu»t in C o tta g e d r o v e in pro p tirtio ii to p o p u la tio n than nay when* cl»e in the »tate. < if the to ta l o f 21112 vote» 207 are fro m C o tta g e d ro v e . Ite g H iiiin g to d ay a d a ily r<*|M»rt o f the vote w ill hi* math*. H e r e to fo re tli<‘ report ha» been lum ie once a week on ly. LANE F A I R CLOSER W I T H BIO H ALE OF L IV E S T O C K Me vent y head o f »fork w ere »«»hi at the fir» t a n n u a l c o m b in a tio n liv c n to rk »ah* «»f tlo* I j ilie C o u n ts F u re h re tl L is e»t<H*k ltri*«*d«*r» * n «»or in tio n at the c o u n ty f a ir F r id a y a fte rn o o n . Good price» w ere re ce iv e d f»»r moat o f the a iiiin ril» a u c tio n e d am i the »ale wa» <h* d a r e d bv the o ffic e r » o f the n»»o< in t ion to he a »urt e»» It »» p la n n e d t«» ho ld 11 m uch la rg e r »ale at the f a ir ne xt yeurt T h e f a ir chim*«! F r iila y . A lth o u g h the m oney take n in lit the g a te d u r in g th«* week 1 » not » o ffic ie n t ti» pay the pre m inili», the u t ten<lunr«* b e in g m a il on lu g to the c o n tin u e d rain» th ro u g h o u t th e fa ir , the m anagem ent »tat«*d that a ll prem ium « w ill h«* pui<l. w ith n dit co u n t o f about 25 per c«*nt. T h e pre lin o n i It Ht am ou nted t • * o v e r $MMM) t h i 4 year. T h e re wa» a »iirplu» fro m ln»t y e a r ’» f a ir and thi» w ill la* u»ed to p a r t ia lly m ake up thi» y e a r ’» d e f ic it . D A M A G E TO T R U N K CROT B Y R A I N IS N O T SO B AD Kngen«* R«g»»ter: A rarefili mirvcyr o f tli•• different orchnrd» in thè viriti itv o f Kugerit* hy .1. (). Ilolt, mniiager o f thè Fruii drower»* a»»ociation, 1 « veni» Ilo* faci thnt thè dumiige to th«» trune crop in thi» »ection o f thè vnlley »y th«* recent rain» i» hut 25 p«*r c«*nt. Report» hn«l renched Mr. Ilolt thnt thè damrig«* wn» lunch gr«»nter and h<» dedded t«» inve»tigati* f«»r him»«*lf. He May» he found that thè report» nere cxnggerntcd in mont Ui»tnnce». Th«» pruni*» ari» »till Corning in ut th«* evap «»rntor of thè »»»ocintion nnd th«* »«*n- »«»n will ln»t for two week» longer. I Brnlnard W in » From Carpenter. In a »uit before Juatife Young ye» tonlay forenoon 0«*org«» 11. Hrainanl necured a judgiii«»nt again»! John Car p«*nt«*r in th«* »um o f $21. The rinouint nueil for wa» $50. lirtiinnrd and Cur penter formerly cooperated in th«» real «'»tat«* huainc»». Hrainiird claimed thnt n«*ttlemeiit hu«l not been made for hi» »liar«* o f the c«immi»»ion on a d«»nl in which Carpenter received th«s money. Imm(»«lint«% ly upon gidtiug judgment in thi» cn»e Mr. Hrninard fih*«l another nimilnr »uit ugain»t Carpenter. Editor W ill Not Go Ea*t. Elliert Bede hn» «I« m *i«fl«*«l that he will n«it accept even temporarily the po»i tion ««ff«*r«*«l him in St. Paul, Minn., preferring to arrange a visit t«» Minne »<»ta at »ome other tinu* thnn ju»t a» winter i» appronching. There are other rennofin hut they will little int«»r ent thone who might have wi»h«»«l to »<*«* him go nor matter much to tho»e willing to have him »tny. Theasant Season Open». The (!hina |>hen»ant »canon op«*n» to day and local nimro«!» are planning to bag a numher «»f the f(»ather«»«l beau ti«*». Th«» bird» are r«*p«»rt«*«l to be c|uite plentiful thi» year. K s u l c n l l y th,. tuninto^ii ut thr Cut t»K*- Otuye country lire rndemvoring to FACULTY OF L O C A L HCKOOLH K*-t into the tmki-ry tiuainniH n . well 11. onto the front finge« o f the new« pnfier«. Home time ago mention wa« mmle o f n doughnut tom ato rui«ed by Eaat Mula Orarle» F. C. C o f f m a n . A «eeond tomato o f M a r ii't t e A . H a in a n t, » ixth griw le— Mi»» K a im in t ha» ta u g h t tw o y«'ur» in the mime form ha» been rained by little thè »chool» o f Cottage d ro ve; atteml«*«! Conatanee Mote. The »eeond »peeimen 1» th«* Mmlfield, Ma»»., high «chool, al»«» a large one and in form 1« the efjual o f th«' Y riiiriingham »tate norma! «chool; a n y th in g y e t produced by C o ttage ha» ha«l evirai yenr»' expirience in («rove’» rno»t famnu» d o u g h n u t maker». grrnh* work ni thè »chool» of Mn»»n- «,hu»«>tti am i Or«*g«in. SKETCH FORM TOMATOES WITH CULINARY INCLINATIONS PRODUCE SECOND DOUOHNUT OF EACH OF THE TW ENTY M r» l.«dtie K H e n n e tt, f i f t h grati«* Att«*n«h*fl um on high h «I io «>I, W e a tfie h l, Im i.; C. n tra l Im i lim a n o rm a l co lle g e ; M a rio n , Im i., n o rm u l co lleg e , a m i V a l p a ra ia o I n iv e m it y ; ha» ha«l a c v e ra l y o n fn * «*X|H*ri«*nre t«*aehing in ru m i un«! grati«*«! »«h«*«d» n f In tlia n a and < )r«goii. M ftr jo n e K. H hay, fo u rth g ra d e— T h i» it M in » H h a y ’» »ecom l y e u r in thè lo ca i »«hool», am i »he had w verni iiio a tk - o f t«*aching h«*f«ire c o m in g h«*r«*. Hhe i*t a g ra d u a te o f th<* lo c a i h igh NUMBER 2 PACIFIC HIGHWAY TO GO THROUGH CITY State Commission Selects Route Which Was Taken Up by Club Many Years Ago. Pacific highway hns finally been located through Cottage Grove, that action having been taken ut the meet ing o f the state highway eominirtsinn Tuesday. The route selected is as f«.l lows: Come into the eity from the north on the west side o f and parallel with the Mouthern Pacific track», fol lowing the present county road to the city limit», »w ing wist just north o f the city limit» and follow that course until reaching Ninth »treet, follow Recidente of Scotta Valley Would Find Ninth street »outh to Main, west on Main to Fifth street, »outh on Fifth Natural Trading Territory street to the .Southern Pacific tracks in This Direction. nn«i continue south parallel with the tracks, cr««»»ing the Coast fork anil joining the present Pacific highway at A Cottage Grove buaine»» man ha» that point. made a auggeation that i« well worth The road south out o f the eity is con»iderntion by the commercial club the one taken up in the eomnu-rcinl and bu»ine»» interest* o f the city. club a number o f years ago w h e n the From A nlauf there i» a road at>ont 3% movement wn» first started whieh has 1 mile» ¡n length leading into Heott» culminated in the selection o f a route ' valley, one o f the riehe»t agricultural through the business part o f ahe eity. sections o f Douglas county. Thi» par The state and county will build all ticulnr piece o f road i« in frightful that part o f the highway outsiil«' the condition, for which reason the resi eity limits, including the two hrnlge», dent. o f that section take a better road but the city will have to arrange for which leads to Drain, from which point the highway through the city. they take Pacific highway to Rose burg. Were th,. road oat by Anlauf put into condition for traffic, the nat ural «»litlet would be to Cottage Grove. Considerable maneuvering might <>*• necessary to get this piece o f road im prosed, but the people ««f that s«*ction ! are entitled to the road and the fnet Apple Crop W ill Be 6000 Boxes and that trad«* fr«»m there wouhl com«* h«-r»‘ Young Fruit Trees Rapidly I is but incidental. Increasing Yield. The road once proposed over the SHORT ROAD WOULD OPEN NEW TERRITORY 76 TONS OF PEARS PICKED IN LORANE VALLEY mountains by way o f Imndon liln«’k liutte wouhl have opened territory. and this The I.ornne valley p«'ur crop has b«*en *nl«l, th«* total Ix'ing 7(i tons, all Bart lett«. The crop would have been much larger except that the DeAnjou crop AUTOMOBILE SPEEDERS PANNED BY COUNCILMEN was almost 11 complete failure. Th«* I.ornne tr«-«-s hav»* i>c*'n producing but Automobile nnd motorcycle speeder» two years and the crop this y«*nr is came in for a good panning at the about double that o f last yenr, with inerting o f the Kugene ritv council prospects o f a trem< inluus incr**ase next year. Monday night. Bov. A. M. Spangler, About (» 0(10 boxes o f appl«*s will be councilman from the fourth ward, de clared that something should be done ship|»x| ,,ut o f there this year and this to curb these law violators. H,. said crop also is a new one which is in that a day or so ago he rame near be creasing in size rapidly. U. O M K K H K N N K T T ing run «town by four different drivers Hup«*rint<*nd«*nt «>f (.'«ittag«* ^Grov«» »chool» who were .exceeding the speed limit. OREGON ROADS FOUND BEST He said that it is dangerous to try to OF ALL IN CROSS THE cross a street almost anywhere in town Ro»«*hurg high »«’ hutil f«»r twu y«*nr», school*' n il has att«nde«l Monmouth on account o f fast driving. CONTINENT TRIP uml »up« rnitrmirnt at Kuthcrlin, Or« ., normal. Mr. Hpangler’» remarks brought for two v«*:»r». Oregon has the beat roads o f any Mrs. Kthel G. (.nndess, third grade— forth 11 great deal o f discussion. Some An« h r « W . Nol»nn, prinripul o f th«* Atti'uili J Kngeii«' high school for three mem tiers o f the council were in favor stnte between here aud Pennsylvania. h ig h s c I m io I Attend«'«! lu ther colleg«*, years and Rosi'burg high schmil one ! o f putting on extra policemen for 11 according to Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Uuhoii, Neh., for tlire«* years; grnilu year; graduateli from the di'piirtmeut time and others advocated heavier Stewart, who have arrived here by ati'il from Angustami college. Rock of «'duration o f the University o f Or«' fines than nre now being nssessed and automobile from Punxsutawney, Pa., Island, 111., ih’purtno'nt o f cilucat ion, U >n receiving the degree o f bachelor of various other remedies were suggested. and arc visiting Mrs. S te w a rt’s par I'.'L’n. receiving tin* il« gree of hacln’lor arts in IHI2; has had several m o n th s '1 At nny rate, it is probable that more ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grube. with o f arts. Is to have charge o f som«' of teaching experience in both high schiMil spi-eders will be apprehended by the the intention o f making this their p»-r- the history claasen nnd i» to roach atti ; and grade wurk. police kerenfter as u result o f the dis manent home. Th«' driving time was about 21 days and ten states were cussion. Mr». Aida M. Smith, second grade— eroaaed on the trip, the total mileage K. J. Kdnards, agriculture Gradunt Completed the l.atin course o f Avoca, being 3010. The longest single d a y ’s nl from Klamath county high school la., high school and attended Drake, BODY O r EX SOLDIER IS run was made in Oregon on the «lav in IDll and from Oregon agricultural la., normnl school ami University o f BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL o f their arrival here, being 235 miles. 1 ollege in IDL' ii , specializing in dairy Colorado; four years' teuehing rip e r They left The Dali«*» thnt morning nnd husbandry; holds drgrec o f bnchclor of icuce in rural and grad«* work in Iowa, The body o f Frederick M. Crocker arrived here early in the evening Th«‘,v S cie n ce ; hn» taught aeveral yeur» in seven years in grade work tit itouldcr, arrived Tuesilay from San Francisco experienced no motor troubl«> «luring schools o f Douglas couiity. Ore. The Colo., nn«l one year at Koseburg, Ore. and the funeral was held yesterday th«* entire trip and no serious trouble agririilturui rnurse is a n e » uno in our Mrs. A. K. Burrows, first grade— A t afternoon from the chapel. Rev. J. S. o f nny kind. high srhmd. It is organired under thr tended the local high school ami com Penis officiated and Calvin T. Funk Smith llughi's art and is being reeng pleted her normal work in the Drain post, American l egion, vvns in charge. nixrd as one o f thè strong eourses in norinul, 11KI7; taught in the primary Mr. Crocker lost an arm nn«l was b o d y o f M c A l l i s t e r thè high sehiMil» o f thè United States. department at Drain several months, otherwise injurinl in the service. He BROUGHT FROM FRANCE was taking the government's vocational Maude K. I_iniK<ie, home economica — and four months in the local schools. training course at San Francisco, where Star, Ore., Sept 30.— (Special to Th* West 81de Grades. Attendcd thè l ’ nitiiia, Colo., unii Col •lealh occurred September lli. Be was Sentinel.)— Arthur anil Oral Salle* Mrs. lima T.. Hragrr, eighth grn«ie, tage (itovi' high schools; < empieteli thè principal— Tins is Mrs. B enger’* ninth ■12 years o f age. A sister, Mrs. W. C. have received word that the b»<ly of homi* economie» couriu* o f Oregon agri Walker, has just recently become a (heir friend, Ova IleAllister, o f ’Spo •'ulfurui collegi* rrccn in g thè «legri'e of year in thi* Cottage Grove schools. At resident here, for which reason the kane, w ho died in France, has reached biiehi'lor o f srience in 1D17 ; has tended high school nt Broken Row, body was brought here for interment. New York and has been shipped 1 1 taught three yenrs, thè Inst two being Neb., nn«l has hail three terms o f n«*r- Spokane for burial. A military funeral mnl training; has taught both in N e al Cove, Ore., us head «>f (h<* deparl will be held and the body interred in Fining 'Em in Eugene. mi-ut o f hom«' economics. The h<>m«' braska and Oregon. Eugene Register: Eugene police are Greenwood cemetery. eroiiomirs is also organired undi'r thè I. Allelic White, seventh grade— Miss Mr. McAllister left for France just Smith llngh«'» art and is meeting witli V\ lute has taught in the Cottage Grove ever on the alert for tra ffic violators grent favor ninong thè girl» o f thè schools for six years; graduated from and the city treasury has been en two years ago. He was known to a high srhool. the local high school and attended the riched to some extent lately by fin«*s number in this community. Surviving I diversity o f Oregon one year. Before paid by them. Robert K. Riddle was relatives are the parents, n brothei Irene fu rti*, nssistnnt in hom«' eco entering thi' local schools she taught assessed $15 for speeding his motor and a sisti-r, living at Keisling, a sub nomira (triulunti'il from thè Salem. cycle on the streets and I.. S. Yockev urb o f Spokane. Ore,, high srhool, coinpleting thi* c«d at llebron. Ore. Klla Krueger, sixth grade— Graduated anil Martin Miller were fine«! $2 each li'ge preparntory rnurse; compieteli thè from Dallas high srhool nnd completed for allowing their cars to stand on the PRUNE CROP HERE IS home economi«'» diurno in Oregon ngri streets after night without lights. cultural collegi' reeeiving th«' drgrec of th«' course in the Oregon state normal DAMAGED 10 PER CENT bnrhelor o f Science in ÌP'JO; taught school at Monmouth this juist summer. Mrs. Minnie Wasbura« Dies. This is Miss K r o o g e r ’s first year o f home economica in thè Corvnllia lugli Thp prune crop in this section has Eugene, Ore., Sept. 2H.— Mrs. Minnie si'hool for 11 short tini«'. Miss f lir t is teaching. not been damaged more than ltf per Washburn«*, a resident o f Eugene f«<r Norn (¿ueen, fourth and fifth grades hn» «barge o f thè donieatir. art wurk cent, according to Fruit In»p«*ctt>r Phis is Miss (Queen’s second year in more thnn 40 years nnd foremost in Stewart. The w op is not a very large of thè high school ami also o f thè sew women’s club work and other a ctiv one. The largi'st orchard in this sec ¡ng work o f thè »eventh and oighth the local schools; griiiluati'il from Hyl vm collegiate institute and attended ities o f the city, died at her home on tion, thnt o f John Hull, shows almost grades. Fairmount heights last night at the a complete loss, due to the fact that Dorothy H. Miller, Knglish Coni Oregon state normal school nt Mon Before entering the local I ng«* o f tit) years. She had been ill for the fruit was in just the right comb pleted thè college preparntory cnurse mouth. lfi months, having suffered a stroke o f tion to be hit by the rains. His trees school she hnd several months’ teach in thè llalsey. Ore., lugh srhool; al paralysis. were bearing very light this y«*ar. tendini Albany college and grnilunteil ing experience in both rural and grad«' school work. from thè University o f Oregon in Huth 1’helps, second and thin! grades Hampton's Eugene Store Moves. IDUO. reeeiving thè degree o f bnchclor OF 0. ATTENDANCE Eugene Register: Alton Hampton is of arts. Miss Miller also ha» cbarge — Attended the local high school; also LARGEST IN HISTORY one vi*ar at Oregon state normal school I now well settled in his new location on of physirnl training for girl» in thè at Slonmouth. This is Miss l'h elp s ' 1 Ninth avenue east, having moved his high srhool. first year o f teaching. Attendance at the University o f Ore gooils Saturday night from the build 11 i 'D ' ii It. I.ee. mathematica- lligh Mrs. Matihln K. Sleep, first grade— ! ing at the corner o f Sixth avenue and gon, as with all educational institu school work dune in thè arademy of Attended Marshfield, Ore., high school; . Willamette street which he sold to F. tions, will this year outdistance all Alluiny college; grillinoti*«! from thè also Coqnllle academy; iitteiide<l Ore-j L. Chambers. past records. Registrar Carlton Spencer «'lussimi diurne o f Albany college re gun state normal school and the Ruby | predicts a total attendance this y«-nr reiving thè degree o f bnchclor o f art» Shearer Hrennnn school o f methods at \ o f 8500. Only a few years ago an at Last Half of Taxes Must Be Paid. in Iìt20; taught a part o f one yenr nt Portland; has taught in the rural | N ext Tuesday, October 5, is the last tendance o f half that number would Waldport. schools of Coos county. Ore.; nine yenrs day for the payment o f th«* last I9li> have been considereil unusual. Elise (1. Urici*. Spniush nnd Knglish in the primary grail«'» o f North Rend, taxes to avoid paying a penalty. The history Compieteli thi* classica! eourse Ore.; two years in the primary grades s h e r if f ’s offic e reports that the offic e Attending U. of O. of thè Vancouver high achool; finished nt Powers, Ore., and one year at Top Among those from this section at force is hi'iag kept busy handling the thè homi* economica eourse in Oregon penish, Wash. tending the University o f Oregon are tho money. ngrieulturnl college reeeiving thè il«' R o s c ih * Hemenwav, Kenneth Del.assu«. gree o f luiehelor o f »rione«* in 11>2fl. Alice Gnretson, Martha Johnson nnd Violates Drivers Law. Leases Mill He Formerly Owned. Th,. first nrn*st for violation o f the J. F. (lodarli, muniml training— Mr. P. F. Mearlier has leased the Wed Ruth Stewart. (indnrd ha» taught in thè school» of automobile license drivers law was Penoyar mill at Curtin ami will take fo t t a g e Grove f«*r thr«*«* yenra and )>«■ mmle this week at Eugene, when Win. charge nt once. Mr. Mescher formerly for«> coming here taught three yiuirs nt linden, proprietor o f the Eugene st«*ain owned the property, selling it to Mr. Springfield; graduate o f Ainsvvorth, laundry, was charged with nllowing Penoyar. Neb., high school nini attendcd Oregon a young man ululer HI years o f age to drive n delivery car. He has since agrirulnurnl college for two yenrs. Condition o f J. P. Currin Is Serious. The condition o f J. P. Currin, who 1 .11 Iti Currin, Imitili and bookkeep paid n fine o f 4 1 0 . is in a Pendleton hospital, is consid ing— Miss fu rrin has taught in thè Crew Goes to Champion. ered serious, according to word re f o t t a g e (trovi* high »chool for thè pnst K. J. Stacy took n crew o f six men ceived Wednesday by Miss T.uln Cur H yenrs. She is a graduate « f thè Cottagi* Gravo high school and cani into the Champion properties Mondny rin from her mother, who is with her pleteil Ilio classimi rnurse in thè Uni to do assessment work for the yenr. husband. versity o f Oregon, hidding thè degree These properties nre owned by Zim P H O N E Y O U R N EW S. merman & Dixon, o f Eugene. o f Imchelor o f arts. u.