Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, November 12, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfe LARGEST TURNIP WEIGHS 2-1 PRE8IDENT CAMPBELL IS WOMEN OF Y0NCALLA, PROLETARIAN BOBBY TAKES POUNDS AND BIGGEST RPUJ CROSS END0RSER CAPTURE ALL OFFICES UP WITH ARISTOCRATIC SPUD b POUNDS MAID OF WOODS I'r«-»nh'fit I* L 4'ani|di<dl, <«t li»«* I ' ri< Mono notahh- addition,« to III«* inaili moth v «gel nido «out«-»! have hccti F.utolimelit In did, Com par rd to MMi iun<h doling th«' pant week. U n I Y« u u , Attend.« imi » /*/».!, John I'ltiinci « m in 's oli lugli honor* (J oii > v < u « m ! to fMM) I mi I n 1111 p a with an « vampi«* wiighiug 21 pound* and having a ch< H i « h o»un* no ni ol di»*/«! inoli«'» lie ii-poitg linv Tin* report for tin mcioim I »rhnol mg lour o II iitn with a «I icn I ini'iiMiir«- month whieti riidnl l i iiluy ot l i t no at ol j inclo'H. I'h« y ait oi thi w »•« k , «liuMN no roroiloirot 10 the W ini« N'«i toll, v ai i* ty tim don of él/, with no ot croi;* A s u g a i I#i««l ir t iit f f t . il. * ' 2» |»OIÌI«(i» i - »lailt olteoilnoco ot .'divi» mol 11 p> i 't i i* f l ! ll 1 • «! 1») W i L ) i i «11 i III» If • «•nt of ot toodtiore of hi " l l i i i i ' vt *'i * lili* M i l l ) t in H u » ritta» II lit) 1-hS popi I h who w i i r io ilio r ti I » mi - li t ooi u l » ! ) ' ituii« V* i l l I*, t i i l r r u l t l m ! ea ii turiit iloriii^ tin* mooth. Mr 11.) lie ti » 11 ) ’ M l i m i ! m a t it, (I k lo Ihn lililí urlino I there won lilt » iilfit r !»•«• ( liiu k i» l in e «in«i k « i t I r * « 1 eiifulltttool •»! i I I»«*) » olili l*i! ^ r l , ¡•«••1 I* h ig h l) n d ih h i' i J«) th«' h i«id o '* 0 Intuì enrollment ot **»il The nvernfp John l i Ululili «iiiriin idi liigfi hmi • hilly lit teoihioi'e w o • I r»o Til«* pel 0 1 « lo dato in Ihc potuto cout «'ut, a • eoi ot utteiiiliion hum IMi I There lilhi'i frolli I i I n gatih'li tipping th« Wiie /it who were neither i»i*»4-iil noi '•« ai« * at iicarly .« *-j poumlrt, ut 1« a*l 1 . i i , * 1 * * «»un« « n h«*av m i ih.tu un) priviou The total enrollment of till w hoh c o t i) It a i|uadnipht hot ,«* a mho'll II therefore til.I olol till liter •¿hd ma**. UJp* «lull) lit teOilflliee WON »Vl.'l.l* W. 11 Halilwin proliahly lodd* (in At tin« I'lirae ol the mitii I h I repoil u t ned i««r fieak*, with a *tlatioichug month luxt year then- wit* u I « » t n I en potuto. Thr«-c l«»ng h g* are *) ni rolline,H ot 51 M pnpiU und un o verity* m<l ricali) a t t a d o d ti» a »mali h«»d) (Imi) ut teodune«' «il jOO l'hi'ie wen i.iah h g it " j ih«- itiiuic Icngt h, *i*i ut 2*v! poplin who wer« iM'ilher ft Ime ut noi th«* »auic filigli* and m > h -| a* fo pii tordy un uguii»»! d/l thin yenr l.uni i « m tly prcNciv« th«* « «|u»iihrum ol th« yem (he pei n o i iitteooMM*e won !Mi, wlnilo. thin ) enr 1*7. ñ o r Ida MtlU Out W agon. Tempii, Fin., Nov I* At u m«*«*t ii«l¿ to«toy of tl««* UeorjjiH I'lortdn * »w null unno« nit toll, «inopi mini* the hl^ |¿t t opiTlltoln IO th«» two NtlitiN, it W li n «I«'«' «•|e«l tll'it lo'tfillOMir: Nov « III l»«*l s ili«« w !i|»en for «'«noinno lui.or ti< the OI 1 1 In would he «lit to * 2 .'«•» U du) nod that Will»«'« for other «* lit "««•» o| worker« would I»«' rot proportioiiut«*l) Thin r«'pre«M*nt» u ndiietion of up protilllite|) '¿It per ««lit I’ll«* operti torn nil id the luiuher inorket hud full eu o f f to no« ti no elteot t hit It won I« cun«' «other of cuttio^ hiijj «'" '»* "hot tu«*» down. 52 PER CEN I OF U. OE 0. STUDENIS PAY WAY *• «Ttity iti Oregon, hinrtily emlorrti'N the f'iiuth li« d i'roN* r<«II culi, whn li w >11 tuk<- |da«* N«»v«-iiih*-r li t o ' 25 Full im ' nn of Ufi« f «»r (he nuli vidimi, |«r(*M|*cr i ty I di thè fiatinn and (he | »•-u «*«• <»f thè worhl «h'|*«fid, more thnn w** Urtigli ly r«*iiliz«', ii|*«*n th* t’ «a ii «I ; « ni < litui* of |»h)MÌca! vitulity fi rei w< Il hemg, h‘ gtati'N il» a l«'f t«*r to thè norfhwcNt divisi«»!« « * f f i «•« • o f ih« l(*‘«l 4 ' i « *»««. 11 In nut ignt ing »iiff«*ring «nv ing li #«•, fa«• mg « 1 i««r»«*9•*r, nini cnii«|il«*rifig <fpi«lcrmc, filli! eviti liete *lgl« l f K'fl lit ly III IlietlMiir«'* nf «-«lucfiti«»n t«» |»r«- «-r>«* he:«Ith nini to >«h«»h»h «I i »«'fi hi * (In- Aru'fieiili Ued 4 firn* fi||«| fi««* li'figtle of l(i-«l f'rngN *<*<-n*ti«'A afe th«- fin «Ini fimo ,gh vv liich the rniik rimi f i !«• o f citizenry of (hi* nini otln-r iifition* nr<- coo|n*rnting m uri alrnciNt ««i<|»r•-«-«•«!< uteri hut w holly rat i « * 11 : * I iitaiin«'i to r«‘ahz<*, for thoue oli emth nini f«»i th«»»«* v» ho are to come, tln- fnlh-nt l'ORitible ima tir«’ of ! iee«|<»ii« alni «-«juality f r«*<-«lorii from |«hy su n i han«lic:ii< throngh «I ommim «- or det«<! W li I « li tfi*ure- « *|'i ■ it t) «»f o|»|««#f tuiiitv Mili eu* o f mdivnluNl rr»|MinMcrt lo thè f«nir! h li «•«! firog» r«»ll cali will |»t«*g«*rv «• and *1« finifiNtratc tbr* *'» -« ntial «hmot -1 :icy <«f th*' Ut*«! 4'ro.*-« ino v ente ot and in*ur«- thè «'«»ut imitine«* of fin» m«»*t h« |»«*fol «'oo|H-rutive «'ff*»rt «*v« r under!nkcii in thè mt«*re»t o f thè |«llhlic henlt h. ' * tiH D o r 1I1CU1 W A Y T IG H T T L U Atti NO TO L A N L COURT 4ìrefit «utiuffi«-! ioti h:«s h«'«'ii rijin-HiM'4 M«*u TtU Outnuinhcr W *»i dpu in Ib'tug !»)• in« ifiher» ot il*«- Lune couiity court uvei ! iie f ;i«'t tbat th«* ut ut«* highwn)* Alile to Lfiitieljr i'.uaiu«- coniiiiiN»n»n ha» finali) «l«*cnl«d n|«ou O w u lid u c s tiu x * . ih«' **l«»w |«a* 4 » a» .« r«»ut«* ov«-r th«' •stilliin 1 1 «,f thè rnahi monvitanni fot thè I h«'f«* o re Itit i? « tu d e n tg re g iN te rcd Lug«ne Florence lugli wuy. 1 he court had «itoli* all in it» |»ower «t th«« t u iv c m it ) ot té u g o it a n d «d itiiN nf! ut i n i o 2o a i« in a k m g th«or vv a) to »lini«* cari) coii»trurtioii ot t Ir i w high wuy .»«» thnt th« farm«-rN of th«- *tlii(«Ut «i«it .»« « ordini' to .kin* ....... Filt li, of G m - r« t£«"t i ui » office N * .i I) fertil«' Labe er«***k valle)' rould bave in ti II ) «* 2 i r roti«! to Kugeii«* inni thè *- J*«•1 ( «•I i ! «!if tl««* »lud ••nt* .ini earning their |*laiif Mill of H m u «* X |M HM'#, H hile last y o u Willuuntt«- vali*-), hut ver«* hehl u|» hy Miiii(»n Hennon, ebair L IO I1TN IN G CAUHKN MOHT lift«' it utulfi'r w a » »«* \ « r ;‘ i mm cent In- F I R M IN CA R C A D È FORF.8T l«»H Ihc half * ay murk. ih « flM* II» man of th«' «taf« tortini ingiuri, who for »««Ili«' reninoli had tn < n ii |'| h » ni d to thiN Uff rfUl 1» «lue, uffiiri littK to n-gialru When li^htniOK *»« tn firm to th«- for 1 1 • "o offioialflf to ttn- intffnt i» « h I uca r«*ut«* from th«- very Inguming. Nlr. Ib-nnon wiih noi fuvornhle t«» ent it tiniinll) hltn nitidi«- I fi'i'N Ulid net 1 tmu creat««! hy th«* way. 'he timidiug ot th«* iugbway ut all, it them nfiru. Whi'o one reali/«-» Ibut I bere are uhoiii tbrtw timeg a* U m * t iiii I m T on th*» t ‘nnrud«» lliitioilltl muny m«-n working th«»ir wuy througl. 'N «ani. hut a» thè «dher two «-'»iiuni.» oinf.H ha v « f:i\t»r«-«i i f t Mi. Ih* uno ri tor«'«t in ÜI tnllioo hoard fiN't, very ih«' uiiivermt) a* woiueu. !• «-li»i« «! thnt it th« riunì jb ti» h<* huilt « ou^hly ut l«u«t mx million trien, ili^ of th«* total ri'gott ratioii olii) it »h«»ul«l g«» hy vv a v of th** " liigh unions which (In* for ent firemen niUMt .'».>£» ur«' liNted un ht-ipg eiitirely «1« Ilo-»«- i.v«* ««»miniHAioner» fi find the do/.« o or no that li|‘ htnihj' pendent upon fricmlg or reiutiv p i . IIP I«! ih », IiM net afire, it in imtec«! nurprinm^ of th«'*e hi ing w«»inori. N«*url) tbr« « oally v oi« «l and 1« t thè « ««otract to «ln]| A WtiNhhurtie for ih«' gradir g of that they ure fotiml. tini«'» un niauy woiueu ar«» ah*«>iutel) Of « «»urne «luring und iliim« «lintel) witbout f è li li tic i ti l unni itati •'«• un t bc*i « .« »tretch of t<*n filile» hetw«*eo 4««d«i so a nini thè .»iiimiiit. 4 dioiiiinhioner after uo electric ntorm the lookoulN are womrn. Ncnrly tour timeg a lieiiNon etiiiNi'd tli«' heginoing o f con on semini ure uhle f r««pieot ly I « » »«•«* man) II)«'!! ur«« al«»<dut«*l) witbou. «truci tori to h«- |«<i*t |«on«‘d hy injun«’ the individuili t r w thnt in « hi fire fiuaueiui UNgigtanre un thero are m« i th« und to locato it on tin* nutp within w ho do ii««tbing tovvard Dieir livni| non |*rt»c»-« tii'g». «-ii ining tbat action in «»Ntah.’ ¡shiog th«- highway even o few urrrn. Hut thr fj reinen CONI N. .va» ruit legai wittnnit thè v«it«* «*f all down Iretow in the litiilier — every tre» Hy elusses thè shuwing is mpiuli.. three in « - in l • • r m o f thè cornmiNNiou looking j«mt hk«« every id her tr«*e us 'guud. The fr.'shiueu dii.ss lenii \ n a « «>iii|»ruifU(«4', ( ’«limili*»iooer>* • ven i f h«' Niicreed* in fihdinj; tin- pur in tlie nnnilier ut sludeiil wurki'r. t leu lit r *|»mrt«r »«’«tion on which the lsn uf theiii iM'ing éu per cent e. l'.Mith and Kohllc ngr«'«-il io Nuldiiit th< inntt«r ut l«gfility «»t th«'ir action hurniiiK tree in locnti'd in confronted mure self »uppurting. The duini reg (J«*«*,-g. M hy the protdem o f fin«liii|¿ that tree istruii.m is Siiti uml uut uf tliis gruu, '«» th* attorti«*)' generai. Hrown, fornici ottone \ g.*n«*r t, vvh« among from f#iH* to UotMi treeg. «nly i'iKt ure (ie|H*ndeut. t h« mi wn m r« celili) ii|»|n«int« d to Thin WNN the greiit« *«t difficulty ex I he »nphuinurc' ditss hns un tu p#rienee«l hy the forent o ffic e r » of rullineut uf i6-S uf ulmin 110 are eu preme I m o « h to fili a vant ane)', de I»v«*«l a «lecirtion f«»r »«'verni monfhn, th«* 4’uncini«' imlnnnil* for«*ntn during tirely withuut finnnuttl *id. O f ibi tiUt hit NIIC« «'NN'*r ha» JU»t «lecilh'd it» th«- fir«' NeuNoo of IV2II. Lightning N«*t I l o « uni. u niiuilur Jl. Abnut il' fi»v«»r «*f ('«miniiNNÌoner» flootli ami 24 fir«»», rur«'leNN cumtwrN l«*ft mirti j" i reni « t thè imphuiiiures lire l'ntir Kiddle. mg 14 camp fircN, and rnrt'lr»» hrti»l> ly de|Mamlent. The Lane count) court Hiihmitt«'«! n tMirnirig N«*t two fin*N, roinpriNiug a O f thè juniura over 5o per cent ni In»! f«»r th«' * * i«.vv |» uns c«»utr:>( t hut total of 4** fircN, According to the r«* imlep.mlent (ur nt leust tulli theii Hall \ U’ :i-1 • 1 » u r n « * had a lovver hid p«»rt on fir«*» made hy N. r\ IfWcduff, fumls. Their eiirulluieut is .110 um. l»y H«*v«*rnl thmi.sand dollar». N«ip«*r v Innf. 1.1 lire incluili'd in thè 50 per con T w o lightning NtoruiN, July Id nod elusa. U ' m tlinu IH) cura Un umney. Augimt H each na*t ulroul a « 1 0 * 0 0 One hnudrml itine uf thu i*!<< sen OREGON O R O W E R S S A V E D fire». O f the»«« |H were extmgiit»he«l mrs ninke mure thnn MI |s<r cent ut T H O U S A N D S OF D O L L A R (■ bofor«' they hn«l cover»«! m«»re than their wuy. Twenty sia uf thè 100 un u «p»art«r acre, fiv«' heC«iro they hu«l co mia. Tliere uie 'il* ulisnlutely d< Muri* litan half a niilimti .t<• 11:. r- ren«‘he«l |0 ucreN, and hut one spread pendent, uml uf this uuml'er unly l i «o rth uf KtiTii friui « a i sailti iluiin^ «»ver h«>r«i than t•*n urn*». It cover«»«! ure m.'ti. ihr inunlhH " I July, Anglist aml S<| 21 ncr«*N, having muohlered tin »eon hy Spenni .tiuleiits niiiulier loii, tlu U' id I mt , avroriiiiiK lo a rrrrnt r<*|Hirl "I |«»ok« mi tN for ten d a ) » after it wag w*l. nien hiiving (il unii thè woiueu 4 1. ihr Orejón (irdwiTa- « ’<H'|H'rativi* a. Th«' total ur«'u horned over hy light Ouly i!‘J uf th in numlier ilu nut euri «uriaIiun. mug fir«*» wnn .‘t2,*i iteren, «legtroving ut Imist imrt uf their « n y ami 'l'ii hr rxnrl, ihr ii^urr i# «.V'i,ii7li .IH t hoto* a lid hoard f«*«*t of ntitmling enrn all tln ir wuy. .21. TI iíh ili.r. mit nirlutir rrlurn- (Hoher, viilueit nt fill. To find the»«' Aitmng thè griuluiite studenti., mini froni i'runrH, mu troin fall prtira and firen and put them nut con ! un ttv«*r liering .11 hi liti, thè men ure entiie upplr» tu any rx lrn l. Dmtnlmlmn « a « ugc o f $ |H per fire. ly self siippurting uml unly three <d In l'i d iffrrrn t ciimirri##. thè Hunieii are dependeut tu uny ex llrHiilrn lirrakin^ Ihr rrcord 11 rirr un teiit. Heven uf thè «umen tire l"i nrrrirn, huí I i hm Hlra» lirrrir# and lo^an WAR RRLICS ARE WELL reni wurkers, lime uthers ure M ItrrnrH, thr n-HiK-intioa « a v d ita nina WORTH TRIP TO SEE per per reut ur mure, uml two are listi u I m th thouMiimlH of iliillarx llir rhrrry m'uun. it 1 « wrl) kimwii tiiat Tlii> collection nf war ri'lini on .lis us pnrtiully self sii|>|Hirtmg « h e « e n ■ ti arriiiitit o f ihr iiniiHiml rain» man) play nt tin' Mini III Grocery, o » nel l>\ nut iiielmled in thè nlmve UCCOIint. Hpeeinl III» stmlentM ninni.er 17, l’ mwrrH « r r r thri'iitriird « i t h a nrr .1, T. Mm 1 1 li nini George Matthews, ls Nnne ni "U h linw mi ncrtnmt <>f rrarkrd eher attracting considerable n itrii)inn ni.U 1 » twn w urne n uml IS men. « r i i « " i i i i tin U m re q a im l '.1 stej this nni"l.er is entirely dependeut limi rii'H. Thrm< Ihr iiHMH'iatiun ti>i>k uvnr, nrouild nini im > i < I linn There un* tro sia nf thè nien ure loti per reut oli • II of which »unid hnvr bren an al> adiitr luna uh thr cannrrira « r r r n<n ninny nf tlimi nml Ihn story tli.it (¡m'ii their nini feet. Ten uf (he II K. il. II. sperinls un iu a |i"aitiiin tu arci'i't rrarkrd rlirr « I t h mil'll in Inn Inni' In |inrnilt nf it ilnnrri|it inn nf Ihn exhibit in ilntnil, entirely withuut fi mi tir in I assist linee, rira, r«|ir. inlly » » (hr cruii « a a hr»\ hut .Inn in always I • I In I n k ' Ihn «lindi is tlu‘ Itesi per cent shtiwu In irr (han rxpr'rlrd. 1 1 inn In Inti ninni! Ihnin, proviilml hn uny duna. I.nst yetir ime wuniuu uut o f evorv is unt ton busy selling groceries. One Charles W t l t e Dies in Kansas. nf hin expression* illustrates Ihn nino enrned every liil o f her wuy. Al l'harlrs Whitr, » h o nindr hin h"ini ntnonnt o f history connected with ihr present nliuut ime nut nf every firn fnr aonir time laat yrnr » t thr borne uiny Ite ineluiled in this cluauificu exhibit. .if In« dau^htrr, Mrs. Fila Th"m|>H.m, "I* thnt (Inrmnn mnnny t 1 ’ wnn timi. Nenrfy 4110 men enrn n11 theii .a drnd, irrrrd in j; lo «u rd ri'rrivrd « n y nut o f 1*00 registerml, and l.V linked. Hr wuiiien ure loo per cent wurkers uni Munilajr l*y (hr dan^hlrr hrrr. " Yes.” .»aa |(| vrara uf »};•• and « a a fnund uf 770 registered. Hixty seven men " Old you tnkn It u ff nf 11 dumi enrn 75 per cent nf their expensef drn.l in lird. Intrnnrnt uaa » I l'otnai, u n u .t" A i ' . , |hr oíd fauiiiy homr. Mr. Whitr “ I ’m pretty mire hi '» duini n o w , " uml 25 wunten nlsn dn three fniirths had lirrn a Manon for many yrara. thè wnrk neeessnry tu gel un edile» « uh Ihn rii ¡l'unii n* rujily. timi. Tliere nre 100 men uml 55 wu- A w ife aurvivra, « ho ia - I yenra men whn enrn npproxinmtely 50 pei uf njjr, and ahr « a a hrrr « i l h hrr F O U N D R Y 18 RF.ADY TOR cent nf their edili ut ma fumi and in hualuind laat yrar. O I-F.R ATIO N8 NF.XT WF.EK thè 25 per cent elnss ihere nre 117 men unii 115 wnnien. Thoue huving Attend Funeral of D. R. Harris. .fonimi Keeney whn is establishing nu piart in thè finnncinl end uf their Those from outside points who came n foundry in Ini' building uhieh l.e Nehnolii^g numlier I li* wnmen and loi here tn attend thr funeral nf 1). R. hns jurl erected misi nf Ihn I >. I*. \ men. linrria were: Dr. T. W. Harris, a bro K. depili, arrived Monday frnm (lim i ther, neenmpnnied by his w i f e ; . Mrs. Hier will) Ihn niaeliinery inni snys Ihel CALIFORNIA U. S SENATOR .1. W. Harris, sister in law; Dr. M ('. he expect* In Lo nlile In ninke his Harris, nephew, accompanied by his SHORTRIDOE HAS MANY first I-Iisl liy next Wednesday. Il* w ife; Mrs. Kdnu Ihirna (irny, niece, RELATIVES HERE nlrendy hns rnnsiilernlile work nhrnd accompanied by her husband; Georgr timi is plensed with the prnsperls uf Harris, nephew, all o f Kutp'ne; .lud^e S. M. Hhurtridge, whn has just been 11 sueeessful liusiness. eleeted to the nennt# in Culifnrnin, is I.. T. Harris, nephew, o f Salem; Mrs. Mary Howe, niece, nerompunied by her n second nml third cntinin nf the t'nl HIDE DOOR T O U R IS T 18 t »g e tirine Shnrtridges. lie luis taken husband and son Amerhest, o f Cres BECOMING NUMEROUS nn nctive interest m politics nil Ins well. life. When but Is years uf age he County Fair Elects Directors. Thnt the rnnditinn nf the roving stumped the state uf ( ’iiliforiiiii fur MriiKe mir nur is nut »tint is « n s iliin iik •lames The l.nne County Fair association (Inrfield nml win nn elector inverni reren! years is indirntrd I>v I he nt Inrgc fruía ('nlifnrnin tn the conven has elected the following directors: C nuinlier o f " h o b o s " whn pass through timi which numi anted MrKinley. A. Swart#, I). I., Dunlap, II. II. I ’uw er», II. C. Wheder, W. It. W in«. R. W here mi freight nml passenger trains. Measles Clone Du renn Schools One train rrrw re|mrteil 11 •• I n o r i s i " Johnson, J. K. Green, C. I*. Harnnrd, passenger list nf 23 nml another e r e » The Dorciin echimi# were closed Inst (!. S. Calef, Ira I*. Whitney, G. \V. repnrled n similnr kind nf piitrnnnge week mi nrcount o f the prevnlenee of G riffith, W. C. Voran, W. A. Ayers nun.unilug to 46. ami tl. VV. Taylor. measles iininng the pupils. Yunolln, On-, Nov. 5 Feminism capture«! th«* «-ity nf Yonciilla in 'lue» «lay n •-!< < tion An entire municipnI ti« k«'t tii w«Uficn WrfiN < liONCfi. Men op |«ofientw were defeated for all the of ficeg. I I ionc «-|eete«| w'ere: Mayor, Mr* Mary Hurt. Mevnio r» of the council, Mr». Hern c«- WiLon, Mrs, Jcrinii J>. L iihwc II Mrr Nettie Hannan, Mr- Lilith H Thomp non. The women organized thi i f cum puign « retly an«l the men did no* reali/.« what war« taking place until thi* vote« were counted. I n e f ’ . »ency was the chief count in the iielK t merit o f the women «-am luHgfii » figtiiriNt the in**n office holder- in th«*ir pro-election meet mgs, attended N«deiy by women, charg* i were made that the city of f icinlft were allowing breaks in the rtidewnlp- t«« go tinrepnire«!, that hj *« r*«l ing automobile» were not controlled, thnt rttrcetg were iiiNufficieritly lighted und Hi tt g< neml glackiieiot in municipal affairr- prevtuh-d. To cure these ill- the w«<m«n were rallied to go in anil eleet f* « «»rnplete set of city officers o r (it eir own. They did it. Mount View, N’ uv, 10.— (Special to The Sentinel,y- George Chapman g n a t ly fear« that one j i f bis maidenly I 10 - viries has been led astray by the e# ample o f others o f her sex but less lib ; '■rally provided witli pedal extremities, who think more o f their own amuse I inent than of producing something for the benefit of humanity. The other day, whei he went to the * burn, he found one o f bis cows playing « tag with a fawn-colored animal, which it wits at first difficult to classify be cause o f the mmbleness displayed 111 keeping out o f 1 eh o f the usually placid bossy now wildly consumed in endeavoring to run the ayimal down Mr. Chapman's approach caiteer) th*’ cow ' m playmute to bound o f f for the woods 111 a manner plainly indicating that it was a doe which had undoubt edly come to the spring for water Mr. Chapiaun greatly fears thnt hi.« bovine is developing social tastes that may cause her to neglect her job if produc.ng lacteal fluid and that as -.ociation with aristocratic feminines o f the woods is likely to result in a de maud on her part for " c o o t i e c a g e s " for her ear», docollette g.wns, «ilk The '■<>"! of the or»«* great necessity hosiery, Frfcueh heels and like |M-rsoiml is «low i You get The Hentinel during adornments. th«* month o f November for $1.75, pro vnled you pay to next November. ■ A BOOTH HBMTIOHMP rOR P O S IT IO N IN C AB IN E T Fort land. Oregon, Nuv. ^v.— Repub j lican p« iitical circles have In-gun t o ! «1 isens.*- the division o f the braves und fishes l>«m«*cntfic federtil offic« holder- .»r«- wiriidering bow long they will b* «hie to hang on after March I, when Harding and a republican congr« •• take over* the government. To#r«' i* a belief that the Fneifie const should be rrpresent«*d in Fr«*s .dent I I :»r«1 iitg ’s cabinet. Th«* job of secretary of the interior has been held h) wy»t«*rn men f«»r many years, and thi- leads to the hope that Hard mg wriii follow the example of his prcHlee« »-««rs. Foliticul g«»ssips yester day w«re sugg«-sting the name of Robert \. H«»«»th, o f Eugene, member if ihr -tat« highway commission, n- uitabh »inihei f«»r the fMirtfolio of the interior. Tliere whs also a sug g '- t i o i that N. J. Sinnott, repregen tative from th«* *ccond congressional .1 Strict, would be an ideal seh'ction, • «wing to hi* familarity with th« problems o f the went through his po •»ition as chairman of the eommitte« on public lands. A number o f activ» republicans in eastern <>r«-g«*n # have 1*4'«'n Ap*»iroiis o f Neeing Hinnott g1 into the republican ciUdnet, so that th*- field would I m * clear for them t" run f«»r congress in that «ii-u-ict. Memorial for F. A. O irttio o . A number of the friends «»f the late F. A. Gn ret so a, S r. joined with th« regular congregat i«»n at the Baptist church Sunday morning for the memor ml service« in honor o f Mr. Garetsoa. win» was a deacon in that church. The chapter o f 'cripturc which the pastor. Rev. K. (I. O. Groat, had last read to Mr Garetsnn h«*f«»re his departure f«»r ( ’nlifurnm was read to %the congrcga tign by Rev. Groat. Tributes to th« kindly and Christian character «»f Mr Han't son were -p*«ken by S H. Kern and Pastor Groat. . LA N E COUNTY HAS N E A R L Y 150 M I L E S OF H I G H W A Y S I «I iic county has u totbl o f 14!*. 1 ' miles o f roods, according to a report just submitted by Percy M. Mors*, county engineer, to the state highway cinmisnion at its request. The report shows thnt the number of miles o f broken stone or crushed gravel surface roads built duriui; the present year is 2d.5 as compared with 11 miles last year. The number o f miles o f earth road bed graded was 14 as compared with I I last year. The number o f miles o f paved road in the county is 11.5, all of hituminou- material, and the number of miles o f plank road is 7.5. Thero are in the county, according to the rejsirt. 57525 miles o f roads surfaced with rock or £rn\el, 12 miles o f improved earth roads and —7!*.5 miles o f unimproved i-nrth roads. The total cost o f road construction during the past five years was *1,310,041.10. THIS CITY IS INDISPUTABLY SECOND IN COUNTY Cant« Curious California Fruit. Mr». 8. F. Hhortridge has le ft on display at The HenUuei office a cur ious itiapiay o f grams, fruits etc., which she brought back witli her from Culiiornia. In the collection are cotton and a cactus apple raised by C. Mc.Stil- son at Chico, < alif., several Ayer s per «iiiiiiioiiH, Egyptian corn and nee. the J* r *Üo in on j* rt-Hiiublc a gjunt. «ioai otbrr varieties uf p*‘r«inimofi*. The Egyptian corn grows a great deal like Man Escapes From Guard.» an«! «»♦•at, but the kernels ary the shape ot kernels o f ordinary corn tbougn Plunges Through Window to more the sue of wheat. A great deal Temporary Liberty of this Egyptian corn is raised in Cali fornia for chicken feed. The cactus apple is a curious truit and look.« much A m iin »a 1 <1 to in* ilurrv Broadbent, like a peur shaped cactus, atthougu •tf Tueutax, jumj*'<J through th«- » » i d to be a real table delicacy. win«iow o i (Southern Pacific j*u»Neiig«'r Mrs. Hhortridge says «he came hmu' tram No. 54 M -nduy in«>rtung about more sat'.-fn-d than ever to live m two miles north o f her«* while the Oregon, particularly in Cottage Grove. train won moving ut full »p« «-d. II«* not »o Meriousl)’ injured but that G R A N G E S OF L A N E C O U N T Y ho was able to make his way to a TO A D O P T F A R M PR O JE C TS Turin hour»«', where he secured lodging for the remainder of the night ami The VNillakenzte grange is the first was brought into the city during th«- in the county to adopt definite project forenoon, registering at the hotel a- » o r k as proposed by County Agent H. V. Andernon, o f Hun Francisco. He ira F. Whitney. Mr. Whitney atti nd asked for a room on the upper story, cd a meeting o f this grunge Friday in order that he might get a good and « a s gratified » hen thi- organiza view o f the country. tion accepted the report o f the com Before this time word had come mittee appointed some time ago to from the s h e r i f f ’s o ffic e to Deputy suggest project work. The commit •Sheriff Pitcher to go out looking for lee first recommended crop produc the man, who probably would be tion and better sed as our project found dead along th«* tracks. It de and appointed C. H. Calef as leader. veloped that the man was on his way The second project will be livestock to tt Tacoma sanitarium in charge of and C. hi. Young will have charge, a brother, i M. Hrvndbent, that the while the thud ashupuok ss h o y » ..i.«Sa brother had left him in charge of the girl.«' club » o r k and L. 1). Griggs » i l l trainmen while he took a snooze, that be the lender. !»«• evaded the trainmen and jumped The grange plana soon to eutertnin through the window. When Deputy ail elub members who have finished Pitcher returned from n search along their projects, further announcements the tracks h«* foifnd the man safe in of which will be made later. the hotel here and notified the brother Agent Wi.itney » i l l visit other gran tt Lugene, who cam«» up in the after ges throughout the county during tin- noon in company with Deputy Sheriff next two months and expects to have Croner and took the injured man on them all take similar aetion in the to Tacoma. The latter spent most ot way o f selecting projects. the day hobbling about the streets by the aid o f crutches provided by the A R C H IE T H O M P S O N W R I T E S •leputy sheriff. • * i OF M I S T A K E N I D E N T I T Y JUMPS FROM MOVINGTRAIN; IS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED Shasta to lie Restored. A new train, " T h e Shasta,” virtu ally replacing the old Shasta limited between Fori land, 1‘ uget sound and California points nil! bo added to thi Southern Facific train service Sunday. November 14. when a general revision of passenger train schedules will In made, according to announcement by John M. Scott, general agent of thi Southern Fneifie. Through sleeping ear service between Ftiget sound ¡«oints and California will be initiated at 'th e same time. The Shasta will make the trip from Fortland to San Francisco in 30 hours, throe hours more than formerly were illoted to the Shasta limited, which was discontinued as a war emergency measure in June, IS'ls. The equipment o f tfc new train « i l l bo limited to f i v e sleepers, one compartment observation car, one diner and one baggage ear. . No ex tra fare will be charged for passage on this train, although an extra charge was formerly made on the Shasta limited. Vote iu Country Precincts. The vote on president, I ’ nited States senator, county judge and sheriff in precincts ii^this end of the county not published last week » a s as follows: Bound Over to Grand Jury. Uurrell C. Taylor, arrested in Fort land and brought here on 11 charge o f j : taking mortgaged pro|icrty out o f the u county, preferred by O. K. Woodson, e ss *a Ì was given a preliminary hearing in II T O F F IC E Justice Young's court Wednesday and C V. •St 3 i bound over to the grand jury. The £ X claim was made that Mr. Taylor took For president — a Ruiek car, which he had purchased Harding, r..... 511 !«v Os' 51 ; 62 of Wood son brothers, from the Wood Cox d________ iS n| 42i 4«| 30 son garage against the. orders of the For l'. S. senator— owners of the garage who nre said to Chamberlain, d........1 2c 17 j 40| 30 3 s have been holding the car because of Stanfield, r. .. to 12; 50, 57 a repair bill against it. Mr. Uurrell For county judge— claimed that he knew nothing o f this 61| 63 541 1!»! Barnard, r..... order nnd had no intention o f staying (town, d........ ........... j 15! 37| 2ti » Hi a » a f from Cottage Grove, having a po For aheriff- sitinn at the ,1. II. Chambers mill to Kdwards, d... _______I 20 201 511 551 26 which he intended to return. Attorney Stickels, r..... .......... Ì 40, 12 j 53 j 40| 55 Walter B. Jones, who represented Taylor, snys there nre going to be some mighty interesting developments C A N V A S S FOR RED CROSS ROLL C A L L STARTS TO D AY t. am the ease. Canvassers for the fourth annual Red John Veatch, campaign manager for Cross roll call » i l l eommence their the " i n s " in the recent city election, work this afternoon. Both the business together with a number o f friends, had and residence sections will be «overed. a narrow escape from being struck by Fees for membership ure as follows: 11 Southern Pacific train Saturday Annunl, ♦ ! ; contributing, «5; sustnin evening. One o f the members o f the ing. «00; life, «50; patron, f 100. Anyone missed in the canvass party said that they got over the crossing merely by seconds John was enn make contributions direct to Mrs. * at the wheel o f his Oakland and e v I.ueile Dyott, chairman. I idently had no idea the train was so close, or else thought no one would Vote Down Cattle at Large attempt to ride over him like he did The Silk Creek district voted upon over the so called prwgreosive council nllowing rattle to run nt large, the manic candidates. vote being 22 for and 40 against. John Veatch Car Nearly Hit. Larger Vot# Than Springfield. Probably Has More Children of School Age Event* in thi | :• at fi-w .lay, I ioii M g i v Cottage Gnu., the honor o f be mg the «erotol city of the county •viUiout dispute. Jo tn* recent clev tion, 7(!.i votes were recorded for pre H'b'iit, » b i l e Mprmgfield, heretofore nl « a y s within a few points o f tins city recorded but 600. I he school census just completed shows that there are 304 boys and 37.! girls o f school age, )4 total o f 707, cooi pared with a total o f 712 ] hs ( yenr. I he report for the school month end mg laat Friday show* an uttemlnne. of 44. in the grad»« und 166.in high school, tt total of «13, which is a record enrollment for this time o f thi y a r . The total enrollment at the sain time lust year was 566. Brulli bai ENROLLMENT. ATTENDANCE PASS LAST YEAR Archie Thompson writes from Glen dale, Calif., that he dts'in t wish to be confused with another man o f the same name, who has been taken up for b;ctlcggiiig, he having heard that some of hi.- friends in Oregon are wondering whether or not he is the jKirty. Archie says that the bootlegger lives at Venice, Calif., and is a taxi driver, while the former Cottage Grove mail is a resident o f Glendale and ejmged in bnildmg homes instead ut breaking them up. Archie says busiio«« i« fine and he is ready t « fix out any of jiis friends who desire a home there, lie doesn’t say whether or not the other Archie could be prevailed u[«m to *u|w ply the wants of the thirsty. TH ERM O M ETER PR A C T IC IN G ON A L O W D I V E S T U N T The old saying, " t h r e e frosts, then a r a i n , " has not held good this inoath anii old timers in Lane e >uuty are wondering when the frigid sjs II is go mg to end. The temperature has beeu low for a longer period at a time since the first o f November than it tin« time of year for a number o f years past, say the early residents who have kept tab on the weather ever since they settled here. Notwithstanding th. cold nights the days as a rule have been v y pleas ant, bright, warm sunshine prevailing. Some o f the sunshine that was duo in October is n o « being enjoyed. The thermometer gets d o » n close to the freezing point but there has yet been no indication o f the frigid zero weath er o f lust year. W. R. C. Presents Flag. The woman’s relief corps held ex ercises af the west side school yester day afternoon and presented the seventh and eighth grades with an American flag. — no matter how tight money inav be. advertising will loosen it up. — it is a fact that the big adver tisers use big space when others think thero ia no use going after business. — iu that way they keep their sales up to normal. They get the business that others might have gotten had they been equal ly as wide awake — tho small business man will profit by keeping close watch o f how the big business mnn keeps "business as usiih I. "