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COTTAGE (JKOVK, LANK COUNTY, OKKOON, FRIDAY, Al'KIL I, 1921
NUMBER 2H
UREO IN 300 A D IS
MI0HT TAKE ENTIRE HERD VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE
COUNCIL COMPLIMENTED BY COIN
VALUED POSSESSION OF SHARPS ROAD DISTRICTS COTTAGE GROVE IS ACTIVE
TO PAY FOR PAIR
GEORGE
FOSTER
OF KICKERS
GIVEN
TO
HARLOW
CANADIAN MAYOR
IN PIONEER POLITICS
IS SUCCESSFUL
OHy
0
Dada Ordar Mura Improvement*
at HavouUi Meeting Held
lu Thirty Day*.
(.'ottuge Uruve’i city counril re
l'vivrd greolilig« frodi ^'umiliti ut iti
Mollila) ioghi meeting wheil A. I
i'Iuss, Muyor of Og'iiut, Husk , talkeil
ugnili uiniiicipnl problcm» unii proceduti'
tu Muskulchewun ami Alberta. Ili' rum
pii lui nti'il tli* in rullo'la of thè couiiiil
upuii tluor acrioua nlti'Ution lo tlii'
city ‘a liuuini'aa ami tbeir interest tu
tlii'ir work. Un wua u gurat of May or
K u o m I i ' 1 unii tv»» calliat tu ri' luat w r k
by tlic dnalh of Ina aon Italia at
W alkaf.
Ttiut tli» eornpllrni'nta front our
origli Uorlug rountry arri* wrll <1<'
served lo i'Vii!i*tirri| Iiy thr faci that
lina a u thr ervrnth
meeting
thr
councll Ima tiriti duriag thr muniti, thr
Ullliaillll llildilirr of lllrl't I llg» Ix'llig
nonlr rirri<»»ury liy
thr
mimbrr of
uiuuiripal iniprovrinriita up for con
aldrration.
At thr Momlay night meeting a II
lurh atomi M-arr au» ordeYcd Inni
aloug thr ra»t »idi* of thr west aid*'
ai hool lioiiar ground» lo I h * roniirrti d
alili Ih» ara ararr tu M • tr• • t ; nn
ordllianrr a a » adoplrd for thr piiving
of mirili lutar atrrrt
frodi
\ illuni
pian. norti» tu ibi* H*rt |»r«»|»«,*!y ; un
onliitniirr wm inlf»|»t**«l (nt fi»«* |»nvifi^
of rtint Mnin *!r«*«*t fr«»m ih«- ••nnt
Irnaimn of |»r**«rnt tinnì aurfiirr t*»
ilio mal criI v lutili*; thr rily a l l « f
«« mb onterrn lo «Ini f t ontifiAnr«*« lo
rnlurgc Niiwi'f «Imtrirt No. .1 fu tvtrhi«)«*
all
of
ttroporty
tf I ••«! ;
th«*
»fiori roinmittrr %%n» nut h<»riz«*«| I«» «*»n
¡»loy Cbarlra lt*ti!l«*r tu r«*|»air »tr«*«*!*
of thr ritjr ami thr mnr-lifil wn« iii
» triicIrti to rrpnir aiilrwiilka un (¿innrv
li vrnui< Ht th*% rumrr «*f Hilth *»l rr«*t
ut th«*
of thr owm*r
Tbu |M*titlon f*»r a rrm*iit liilraulk
oh th** uorth «ni«* *»f J**ffi*r»on avvilii«*
wn» Inni «»fi thr tlihlr for thr ri*® »«»li
flint thiB ntrrrt in n«»t
withm thr
rniM-iit niilrwnlk fon«*.
Tbc* o ty nttorury «ri»a in«9rurtr«l to
)*K«k if»t<» thr nroviaiufiN of thr •***«%«•»
onliuntirr rrquifing grrnir truppi.
EGG PRODUCERS TO PUT
EGGS IN STORAGE
Oorat
Egg Aaaoctatton la Organi l*d
and Arrangrinanta Maria for
Bhipplng rroduct.
Cottage (Iruva rgg produrrr» took
final nrtioa T u m IN y for thr »toragr
»if thrir I'gg» mul «t I» » r r t i n g in thr
romnirrrial rluli nrgnaizod thr l'ottugr
tlrovr (loo.l Egg a»«oriutlon aith thr
folloaung .1 Irretors: VV, K K.•)*.•», .1
F
l,riin«ott, W
tl. GerouMe, T
II
Mrtiilirr and J. F. Hprny. At n mrrt
mg of thr dirrrtof«. .1 I Hprny aa»
rlrrtrd rhairtnall and T H Mrtiilirr
»rrrrla ry .
Mr. Hprny hnd prrvlouaty tntidr a
trip to 1‘ortlnnd and maile erränge
■in iit« aith a r.dd »tnmge plant tnrnrr
for
Ihr
produrt.
Thr
nanociation
rnlrrrd int« a rontrnrt aith hiin t«
gnthrr. grade and «hip thr rgg«
Th'
prirr Im« advanrrd froni II rent« to
14 rrnt» diiring thr paat arrrlt.
Y A N K H IN ACTUAI. ADTION
I N PICTURK8 W E D N E S D A Y
tiffirmi govrrninrnt pirturr« of thr
l'irrt, Hr'rond, Third, Fourth, Forty-
»rronil and Ninety first divinane of
thr Amrriran army ruga grd in actual
battìi- nt <'hatrau Thirrry, Hoinnona,
Amar, Murar and Ht Mihirl will l>r
«hoan next Wrdnraday, April 0, nt thr
Amidi' thratrr under thr aiinpiri'» of
thr Amrriran la-ginn po«l, No othrr
pii-tiirr« »hoa* thr Anu*riran nrmv nr
innlly in nrtion und thrar pirturr* ran
br «rriirrd by no otte except ihr Amrr
irmi l.rgoin poatn. Thrrr will br nftrr
noon nnd rvrning «hoa«
MAYOR o r r ON B U SIN E SS
TOR C A N N E R Y
AND
An undent com
which
may
be
worth u fortune la in tin- poawaaion of,
George Foatrr, who wn» a coiporal
with the Fourth engineer» during the
entire time that organmilion took part
in the unpliaaantnra» in Europe.
lie
found thr com m a hou»u which wa»
occupied by the American» and it ha«
over »nice been ill hi» poe»«M|OH but
hr did not until ju»t recently have any
Idea of it» reul value. Hr »cut it for
nomination to Professor Dunn, uf the
I'niversity of Oregon, who i* a coin
• prciuli»t
He
aulii that br would
greatly like to po»»e»* the coin but
that it» value la aurh that hr could not
even offer what it ia really worth.
Profraaor Dunn identifies the coin a»
our uae.l during the rngu of either
the elder Constantine (the great) or
hi* ami, both of whom u»cd the »nine
desigli upon thr reverse uf thru rolli».
Thr obverse has bceomi no illegible
by erosion that the inscriptions can
not br fully deciphered Tlo coin nm»t
have hrcii a part of the tiiednmi i'l
cluing' between the years .‘¡ml and 33"
A. P
It wa» rn't from copper of a
form peculiar to that ng>
W. J. M'-ssengar, of Liorena, think*
he is entitled to gat shoes for his
family at a price below that commonly
quoted. He recently shipped six dried
calf skins to mnrket
and
received
therefor the sum of HH cents.
The
hides weighed 11 pounds, tbc price-
The fact thut the J. H. Cob-mane
Ilccnuaa nf the refunaJ of County
paid was 12 eents the pound and 44
< ommiH loner K. M Hhurp to take have moved their household good* from cents was deducted for express and
over the mipervmion of any county tbeir furm, which they recently »old,
war tax.
He figures that be would
road or bridge work, an order ha* to n place m the city, resulted in The
have to slaughter his entire herd to
been made by th« county court del* Hent'iiel being presented with a copy get enough hides at this rate of pay­
• gating to Ctiunty CoinmiBsiorur M. II of The Lender dated June S, 1900. it ment to provide the wherewithal
liurlow NUpcrviBton over all roa«l din* evidently had been Imd away 21 years wherewith to purchase a first elan»
trict* in the Bouthirn aid writrrn ag" because of the fact that it con­ pair of shoes.
tained the «tntc election returns, which
parte of the county which w«?r«» orig
are of considerable interest even at
innlly U.«signed to Mr. Hhnrp.
Intimaci to Rebuild Mill.
•fudge Marriurd and CommiMtoner this dnte. it A. Booth wss elected to
Eugene Register: Material* for the
Harlow
declare
thnt
Commi*»ioner the S' oate over B. M. Veatch and the
reconstruction of hi* mill *t Creswell
Hhnrp hfi* n.ntimihlly refused to take legislature was reported as 5H repub­ which was destroyed by fire a week
lican
and
32
fusion.
For
the
iegis-
nuporvirion over the diNtnrt* nBrign««l
ago, were the object of a vi»it here
hirn. The or«b*r *»y* thnt f*ommi*nioner lntire Lawrence T. Harris, Jas. Hem- by Earl Ishmuel, of the Bear Creek
Hhnrp hnn not only refused to accept enway and Ivan McQueen were elected Lumber company.
Efforts since the
the fbd* gat« «1 authority over the Nf»nth over O. F. Hkipworth. I^vi Cie.-r and fire have resulted in putting up the
and weft district»«, but refunen to pro- HnrwoiMl. O. F. Kno* wns apparently docks lignin and in partialy rebuilding
pom* n r accept any other diviaion or elected county judge over Kincaid, K the mill which is expected to be back
Mppitinfm« at n f Biieh work.
Mr. Mar­ II. Lee was elected clerk over Milliorn, in shape within two weeks. The mtt
low w i n ther«*fore «1 cl« gated th* au­ Wither* was elected sheriff over B. W. ehinery suffered only partial damage,
Hawley, Dick
Burton was elected
thority to Btip*.*r\ i h «’, direct and over
asscNsur over Darker, «'oilier was elec according to Mr. Isbmacl.
b
«
m
*
th<*
road
patrolmen
in
this
group
Pro fi'H M ir D u n n , w lu. s e rv e d ia I t a l y
ted surveyor over Martin and Vaughn
w i t h tin Y M l ’ \
wn n j u i i l l y a« n l districts :t n«l th* exp«-n«*i*s of the
was eleete I justice over John
W.
dtslrt«*! funds.
fe rtu na lr
a« t'or|Hiral
Fo»t- r.
II*-j
The order stat«*»« thnt this «| o «* n not Usher.
f o u n d a b a g o f \ * l u : i b l r je w e ls upon
It will be noted thnt Cottage 0rov<
the « t r r r t s of |{"ine, w u * tum ble to I ridiev«* Mr Pharp n f any auth«»rity or
men vyre taking a prominent part in
fin d the o w n e r a n d b r o u g h t i I k - iii home r« -ponobility if h« « h*»*»s« H t«» tnk<* tip
county politics.
Incidentally, O. F.
the work.
with h i in
Ho«•*! nft*-r th«* «»rder of the court Knox, first reported ns elected county Lane County Officials Go Over Lo
w * file«!, ( oinnn uon« r Sharp caused jndge iiy a comfortable margin, after
rane Highway and Offer
t*. be file«! with Cf. rk ftryson ri tntc moving hi« family to Eugene to pre­
of
the
Bonds for Bale.
fru'fit which In* mb k«*«1 t«» be tran*«crilM‘d pare to assume the duties
office, wa* counted out by one vote.
ajNin the rc<*oi<1» «»f the court.
In this •« f n t emc t* t, Mr. Hhnrp nmvb He wa» one of the Cottage Orove
The county road building orgnuizu
the reason for reftiMil to act «11 thin pioneer*.
Editor L. F. W ooley bemoaned the tion visited thi» section Monday, com
capacity i* that th«* action of the court
i * I
D lrfc to n
Are
Kxp«*ri«*nrM
in apportioning the county into such fact that had the democrats of Cottnge ing through by way of the l»rau e
IIorttrulturuitN .n the U m o f
groups and tie employment of a road Orove voted 'er straight the dem­ loop. County Judge Barnard bad not
the rruninic K nife.
Btipi*nnt«*n«|ent an«! n bri«lge
miper- ocrat ir tirket could have been put over. before visited this end of th*- Lorune
Thi |ia|«-r followed the style some- roud. Financial interests of the city
intendent is m «liri'et opposition t«» hi*«
«»lection platform nnd that he deem« whnt prevalent nt the time of omitting were interviewed relative to taking
of
the
ol.i h. < I in Ini tinoth« r Mli^ht |tili hi« c|«*cti«»n pledg«** to be h«*l«l *«acre«1. the period following initials nnd ah bonds for the improvement
in «ti« M*h«»ol I mi «!” t m it 11 Ii hun I n
“ If the county court will follow th«» breviatioT’». which nppenrs pnite odd Lorune rond. Mr. Barnard stated that
[irt|»un tl l»v flu
• -«Mil )>•»:« r«l f *»r the will «»f the people *»f fjnne county nfc to th"«*- of th:n day. The ad*, were if the Lorane road improvement* could
•••mini! •»f iln- tclt -»I- m*xf y«nr tMui »•xpre *•! bv their votes and discharge pri-fu - Iv decorated with ornaments. be fiaUMSd 111 that way the $10,090
r«»a«lH and Although bargain* galore were adver­ continued in the county budget for the
which th«» vi »I* tn will I»«» tiHk«,i| t<• net the Biip«rintendent •* of
ii|ton ut ii mcHitig f )>• 1 m M April II*. bri«l;p H.“ **iv» the statement, * 1 thereby tised. no price* were gi\en with which improvement of thut road could be
Ill«* tliriTtnr iiHftl th*» priiitMi^ knit»* ••:»\ Ing the taxpayers $10,000 a year, to rumpnre present priep*.
diverted to the construction of the
uf «»ti «.»very item w hich coul«| hi* cul th«*n I stand nadv an«! willing to
south bridge out of the eity on the
Tho Hentinel wants nil the news nil route of Pucific highway.
without iiiterfcrivif! with the **ffi cooperate wifh«th«* <»th«*r memliers n f
He gave
cicnry of th«* we hoot*.
The n mount ♦ h«* court an«! w ill take on a part of the time. If yon know an item, phone little encouragement ns to the con
it
in.
Our
number
is
I
M
J
.
••
ruiNctt l»> t ht* 1'iwt lorn | Hcho«»| |«»vy the county** road an«! bridge w o r k ."
strurtion
of the north bridge until
wu*
Th»* lunmiut pri»tMm«*il b>
next year.
the new t»fi«i|{«*t in
Thu« cut
It is proposed to use the lumber pro­
of
ib tnoil«* «1« |» 1 1« the fnrt thut
ducts of the Cottage Grove country in
ill item of #> |<MM) ft r |.l:iy • lii'tU in in
the construction of these bridges, the
c* 1 ii« l«*«t nut I that th«* it«*m f«»r teichrrH *
highway commission preferring wood
B it I nr i <*B in noreuBiil mnrly tUKtll, The
to steel and the county being unable
totnl amount nece- ary f«»r the* con
to finanee concrete structures.
Thi- imim-dintr pffirt of nnnnunrpd
«1 Hr t ««f the NrhiMili« 1 » e.wt imrited lit
Portland, Or«*, Mnrrh 25.—Or«*ß«»n
In the party were County Judge
it** rompMMMl with t.'lfpTUi for rapitali*!*, lami nwnrr», h«*rrv g r o w m Invrrul freight rate* wa* to stimulate Barnard,
Commissioners Sharp
and
thtw yewr, Imt the r of it 1 uf «’Mtitnnf «»«I anil ennnory o(M*rnturN uri* ruopernting ! Jih-r hnviag in territory where the Marlow,
Superintendent Mi Kv
and
rec«*iptn from B«»ureei» outniiie «»f iliw with r#*pr«*B«*ritntive* ««f Nimilnr linr* in we«t roast rate* are to be most nenrly Engineer
Morse.
They reported the
trict tm i b eBtuniitei] at ♦ lf».ttr»tt, n b NVanhin^ton in preliminary plan»* to restored to the old competitive re­ entire Lornne rond in good condition
f«»fnpnre<| with
for for th«* [»r«*B ailvnne«* tho rnnnifig iiiffiiBtry nf th«^ lationship* with southern pine.
for travel.
Conservative lumber authorities, how­
ent y«'ur.
two *tn t «»B.
While no «b’fimt,< artion ha.*» b«»en ever, are of the opinion thnt the ter­ C A N T A T A A P P R E C IA T E D P A R T
taken, tw«» ««» bbìoiib have been h«*l«l ritory now buying in anticipation of
OF C I T Y 'S
R E LIG IO U S
LIFE
within th«* I a b t ten flay*» nnd those lowered rate*, will soon be storked for
eloBe to th«* Ciìnferee« preifict that out spring requirements; and they are not
An important event in the artistic
of th«*«» me«*tinj;B will j;row a coopera­ »very optimistic concerning a steady
A (lerlnrw tion <*f war, w hich i*« not tion finance«! an«! named to m«»et th« demand until such time as competitive religious life of the community was
the eautata. “ The King of Glory,”
to in* roiiBulcretl a >• r:tp ot pu|wr. I»ut
growth n f th«* Nmnll fruit in«lu*trjr of relationships shall have been com given Sunday evening in the Methodist
rather n acrup to th«* t m iih . ha** lu r n
pletely
restored
hv
further
rate
re
th«» tw«» Bfnt«*H an«! to hand!«* th«* pro
church under the direction of the choir
iBBiietl |»y f r a n k
l< H a rlo w , e«»ui»t\
duet i«>n n f th«* Pacific northwest to dnetions, which, while not aiming to leader. Airs. Leon Desl^irzes, who gave
project lender fo r m d en t «’«»ntrul, uml th«» j»rfat«*st a<1 vitnta(je.
gi\o west const preferential rates, will
further proof of her unusual ability
th«* ulijpct «1 the w rath «»f thi?« new
Miinbers of th«* conference have afford the const manufacturer* equal
ffo<1 of w ar ib the
**<|uirr«,l It ib taken th«' p«»sith»n that th«* businesM n f opportunity with competing region* in as a director, as well as giving solo
numlicr« with her usunl perfect tech­
underiitood that th«* respectuhie n m n
preservinu an«! mnrki'tinj; the fruit of the eastern markets of consequence.
nique. Th difficult passages of this
b«*rB n f th«» rot|ent fa m ily , nurh mb 11 «• th «• western valleys of th«* two states
For th,. week ending
March
19.
eom m on hotiB«» rat and the fu d d mouBe, has n«>t k«»pt par«» with the growth actual production nt 34.03V.490 fpet sacred music were given by the chorus
in a mnnnor highly appreciated by n
have g iv e n the ir a p p r o v a l
«»f
thiB • if th«* fruit growing industry nn«! that was 42 per rent below- norma).
large audience.
e ffo rt t«» wi|H* out the fftiorrilln« «»f «*n«* of the biggest opportunities of the
New business totaled R2.32il.S39 feet,
Mrs. Ben go r sang especially well in
their tribe.
" \ n «1
j y«pii’ ’I b b\ Pacific Northwest today lies in some of
which 12.377,041 feet was for
her solo, “ Our Wounded I-ord.” The
1W24,
i h the nbigan adopt«*«! m i n such move as is now tinder consolera
delivery by water.
obligato solo by Miss Lillian Lewis
<1 r«* it In r in*oie«l by C o u iitv \g«*nt W h it
Shipments totaled R4,004,344 feet, of
tion for tin* consolidation
of
th«»se
ney, in w hich he ub «* b the M iipetIntiv«**» interests in th«» two states «>n a plan which 13,09V,430 feet was represented was espooinly adapted to her clear high
soprano voice. Alias Grace Fullerton,
o f the hln^bBli langtitige in r a ilin g upon rivalling the California packing co- in cargo shipments.
Alisa Lois Thomas and Airs. Brand
the fnrm erii o f tin* county to tu rn the ir operation.
Order* for mil delivery totaled about
were
each in fine voice and the splen­
plowahareN into BW«»r«lB to b«* tioal in
Th«* rapt«! growth «»f the canning 1.224 enr* a* against rail delivery did rendition of their parts added
the fra y .
In both
industry of the two states whirh ** «hipment* of 1,200 ear*.
April .*t to Jt liitH b«*en «leitignuted yours ag«* ti*u*«! only n.000,000 fruit respect* the business for the week was much to the success of the program.
poiiton week and finn! pinna for itB «vin an«! last v«*ar r*»f|uir«'«! 5tt.i)00,(K)0 approximately 1.000 carloads below The bass solo by Air. Umphrey, “ Seek
Ye the Ix>rd,” was one of the most
eondtirf will b<* ndopte«! at a meeting cans is pointe«! out by ntetnb«*rs of normal.
of county committeemen to It«» held those conferences as nn important
The unshipped balance in the rail appreciated numbers. Airs. DesT.arzes
tomorrow at the county agent ’ h office reason for early work on such nn trade wa* 3,117 ear* a* ngninst a nor delighted the audience with her splen
did intrpretation of the soprano solo,
in tin* court bonne in Ktigene.
mal of over 13,000 cars.
organization ns is propos«»«!.
J.
U. f'ooley in th«* «inmitt«*«*rnen f«*r
The unshipped balance in the do “ An Easter Offering.”
Airs. Robert Sutcliffe added not a
thiB neetion nnd through him arrange
St«ij»î Look! Listen! Read the e«l inestie cargo trade was 01.S5l.22l feet; little to the success of the cantata by
mcntN inay he nin«b*
for
p«»iiioried itoriais.
••• in the export trade lti.091.4V4 feet.
her part as accompanist.
bn r ley, i»oii««»n giiB ami other im pb*
rn«*iitB of mo«b*rn wnrfnre.
Old
Dopy of Tbs Luadsr Comes
Light When Oolemai.i Move
From Farm to City.
t
MAY SWING ROAD MONEY
OVER TO BRIDGE
COST OF SCHOOLS UP BUT
LEVY GOES DOWN
CANNERIES OF TWO STATES LOWERED LUMBER RATE IS
PRODUCTION BOOSTER
PLAN COOPERATION
WAR DECLARATION IS
NO SCRAP OF PAPER
C IT Y
Rtirkholder Car tn Collision.
The ('hnrlcB ltmkhnl.br enr iiml an
encounter with another car on Pacific
highway a mile or b «» north of Walker
Sunday afternoon.
The Itm khobb'r
car wan coining s«»uth
Another «*ar.
bouml hi the oppoBite «Unction, gave
tin* Itiirkhobb r car plenty «»f ro«*m but,
iiecordiug to Mr. Itiirkludib r, ju«*t be
for«* piiMBing, b w ti tig towards the Murk
hoMer car and the front hub*« lorki'd
liornB.
Th«* car traveling south wa
turnetl t«» a «In«* «»asterly cours»» and
th«* ear frnv«*liiig north a «file wenterly
roorne.
Non«* of the oerupantn was
Log Slide* Onto Team.
A service cur was sent «»lit
Mount Virar, Marrh 311. (Hprcinl to injured.
Thr Hrntinrl.)- (Irorgr Tolinnn lo*t a from here t«» assist the^Mnrkhohler ear
valuablr hor*r in an odd nrridrnt at home. Th«* cars met td»»se to a bri«lge
tin* W. I,. Millrr logging ramp lu*t over a ditch and fear «»f missing this
werk. Thr log which anta bring pillimi may have been the rails«» of the enr
in *bppml nlirnil onto thr tram, swinging in nn<»xp«,rt<*«lly.
draggl’d thr lior*r« for n Con«idrr:ililr
di«lnnrr, torr nil thr hnrnr** from
Iorane Wimtfl High School.
tlirm nnd kilb*<l one home. Thr othrr
Piti/i'iis in ill«» l.ornn«» valley arc
hor*r escaped with alight injurie».
taking Mtcps towards the orgnni/.ation
of a union high s«h«*ol «listri«• t tl.« r<\
l#ornne has maintained a high school
Oun Club Score».
N. .1, Nrl»on carried off the honor* in th«» past but as a Be pa rate district.
1 i
- ~ '*—
1
in thr toiirnnmrnt «hont Hundriy with
llrorgr tl. Knowlra, mayor of Ihr
rily und prr»idrnt of thr rannrry,
Irnvr« Tuesday for Portland on hind
urna for both thr city and rannrry.
Ilr will inri't with thr highway com
in 1 Mniott iii rrgard to thr complrtion of
thr higliuuy through thr city nnd will
interview thr rnunty court nt Eugene
ou thr numi' propoaition. Hi« business
for thr cnnnrry will br with represent
alivra of owner* of orchard* in thr
I.ora in* valley.
Mrs E. A. Gtnason attifnrs Stroke.
22 bird* to hi* rrrdif.
Othrr *rorrn
Mr*. K. A. (Ili a inn suffered n sever,,
wrrr: P. K. Nidnon 20, l.iisswell 1.4,
Orubr nnd llartrll
10,
Moore 1 ft. purnlytie «trnke Titesilny nnd her eon
Cooper It, (Ila**
13,
Htewnrt 10. ■ lition i* so serious thnt the rhililren
hn\e been »nmmnned.
Heure* made by vinitor* were n* fol
loam: Pyburn 23, Pitcher 22, Woodson
21, llriinibmigh 17, Rinnrd XI, Smith 0.
Ice riant Soon Operating.
Cannery Cleaning Up.
Houth Lane Man Par nut* That Will of
Majority of Voter* I* Bo
ing Frustrated.
The mnehinerv has arrived nnd i*
being instnlled in the'new iee plant,
which will be operating within two
weeks or so.
The rannrry i* thi* week rlenning
up a large part of thr produce left
from la*t year. A ear of prune* left
yesterday for Oklahoma City, Okla .
if you like the editorial*, tell your
and a ear of apple* will leave today friend* nhout them, and help to nuike
for li(H|uinm, Waab.
them benr fruit.
•••
D0RF.NA HIGH MAINTAINS SEEK FORMER RESIDENT AS
ITS REPUTATION FOR
AN HEIR TO ESTATE
GOING OVER
OF $100,000
Dislocates Shoulder
Kathryn McQueen, daughter of Air.
nnd Airs. G. W. McQueen, sustained a
dislocated shoulder Sunday afternoon.
The Portland city health bureau has She and some companions were run­
Horen» high ntniiitnin* it* place i n ;
• he «tin a* a contributor to rhnritnbb- j been asked to aid in a hunt for Mr*. ning down Alount David, north of the
enterprise* with n report of «79.101 Helen M. Stafford, who i* one of eity. The incline is steep and Kathryn
raised nt a box social for near east four heir* of a ♦100,000 trust fund was unable to stop. In order to check
relief.
A
further sum previously | left by her parents year* ago. L. L. her speed, she caught hold of the
raised by the school puts the total at M. HnLbury, of the First National branches of a tree, swung off her feet
♦97.
A
total of ♦225.13 has been bank, of Oakland, Calif., brother of and fell upon her right arm in such
raised in that district. This is putting the missing woman, say* thnt she for­ a manner ns to cause the dislocation.
it all over Cottage Orove, where no merly lived in Cottnge Orove and is She is now able to be out.
effort to rnise funds ha* yet been believed to he in Portland nt present.
No trace of the woman sought has yet
made.
Second Limb Is Amputated.
Air. and Airs. N. J. Nelson nnd Airs.
The Dorenn district has made sev been found here.
Fred Wigle motored to Eugene Friday
eral astonishing record* in the mis ng
Dorothy ami Charlotte Cooper, who to be with the father of the women.
of funds for relief work and always
went over the top In nil war drive* had been here with their father. W. B. Fred Deffenbaeher, who underwent an
Cooper, while Mrs. Cooper was with operation that day for the amputation
Miss Fern Holcomb, who hn* been her mother in Centralin, returned Tues­ of the remaining lower limb, the other
attending (V A C., is visiting Mrs. • day to Portland, where Mrs. Cooper having been amputated July last, the
Nelson Durham and will leave soon to | nnd the children are making their cause in both eases being gangrene
poisoning.
Although nearly SO years
join her sister, Mr*. F. M. Hildreth, home during the school year.
of age. Mr. Deffenbaeher withstood
in California.
Wm.
Sheets nnd daughter. Airs. the operation splendidly.
Mrs. Maude Hohl has been appointed]
by the probate court ns executrix of
the estate of her husband. Henry P.
Hohl, who died February 12. leaving
persnnnl property of the estimated
value of ♦1900 The will provides that
the property shall go to the widow.
George M Hawley. George Brumfield
nn,l H V. Allison have been appointed
ns appraisers.
Mr*. Myrtle Mills, Air. nnd Mrs.
Kenneth Mills and Alts* Georgia Alili*,
of Salem, were guests of the |*nst week
nt the George Boyd home.
A fnmilv
reunion dinner wns held Snndny with
all the relatives of this section present.
Airs. Mills is the mother nf Mrs. Boyd
nnd Kenneth and Miss Georgin nre
Mrs. Boyd'» brother and sister.
Nellie Bassett, arrived Snturdny from
Oakland,
Calif.,
and
joined
Mr*.
Sheets at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Nettie Arne
Mr. and Mrs. Sheets
mnv locate here.
Not Worth It. but Must Have It.
J. 8. Benson writes from Wolf
Creek: “ I enclose my check for the
sum of ♦2.25. the sum that I am in­
formed is due for your
paper.
I
K.
S. Russell nnd hi* sister. Mrs. II. rather think that this is more than it
W Banks, together with the latter’s is worth, but it is like other house
younger children, have moved to Aled- hold necessities, have got to have it.
ford. The three older Banks children I do not think I could make this ranch
will remnin here to complete the term of mine go without The Sentinel. ”
of school.
Derailed Car Congests Traffic.
Shelby
Teeters
arrived
Tuesday
from The Dalles, being called here by
the illness of hi* wife, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fullmer.
Mrs.
Teeter* wns taken to a Eugene hospital
Wednesday.
A freight enr jumped the track in
Pass creek canyon yesterday morning
and stopped traffic until the wrecker
could replace the ear nnd permit the
track crew to repair the damage to the
roadbed.
The yard» here were con­
gested for several hours.
Students Are Showing Profit in Cot.
duct of Projects Conducted as
Part of Studies.
The department of vocational npr
culture, conducted In the high echo
under the provisions of the Mnuti
Hughe* act, has made splendid pr
gresi in the animal industry •ectu :
during the six months it has been i i
operation, according to E. J. Edward
the instructor.
The practical work of the class rn
sists or projects in farm managemei .
raising beer cattle, conducting dan
fattening hogs, raising gardens, rn.
ing sheep, raising chicken* and pr
dueing i ggs.
Hazel Führer ’» sow hi
litter project shows to dnte an expea
of «59, excluaive of milk and paatu
age, with a value of «144 in pi(-
Beulah Hanna’s completed garden pi
ject shows expense* of «10 and profit
and wages of «50.
On account of the commercial d-
velopment >f the chicken industry her-
several took chicken and egg project
The ten such project* *h"w expensi
of «013.h2 nnd <-gg receipts of «S7H O'
The cost of the department to da*
has
b lH
*1,513.73,
nf
w hich
$$fl
comes from the
state
and federn"
treasuries.
The department is quite well eqni"
ped for its work, such of the equl
iru-nf as could be turned out there hn
ing been furnished by the manual
training department
The original enrollment in this de
partment wa* 31. Twenty three remain
of whom It nre country boys, two a
country girl« nnd six come from horn
where chickens nre raised.
Plans are now under way for eln«*e
in plant husbandry, another section of
the department of vocational agrio I
ture.
Nine pupils from the grade«,
who expect to bo in high school ru--*
year are starting the work.
In the
high school 13 from the animal he
bandry class nnd six
others
hi-
started the work or signified their in
tention of doing so. This give* a eln
of 2<* without those who may b‘
reasonably expected to come in fn-ir
the rural district.
ATTENDANCE KEEPS AHEAD
OF THAT OF 1920
Superintendent Bennett Calls Attentnn
to Neod of Study If Some Are
to Make Grades.
The report of Superintendent B- i.
nett of the attendance for the st-u-i.
month of the year, which ended Friday
last, shows a continued improvem.
over that of last year. The per er..
of attendance was 97.5, compared wn.
90.7 last year; the number of pup
was 537, compared with 470; the toi i
days of attendance was 10441, com
pared with «179; the total of tlu> •
neither nbsent nor tardy was 290, com
pared with 154; the average daily ul
ti udnncc was 522, compared with 4to
The laxity in attendance was great,
than that of lust year. There were 1-'
tardy during the month, Compared w>
104 last year. The days absent w< r
greatly reduced, being 20', couipui i
with S42.
Considerable illness pi
vailed among pupils a year ago.
l-nck of earnestness in their studi
on the part of some pupils is iiidie-.it.
in the following statement by Hupei
intendent Bennett:
“ The second six weeks’ tests w.l
be held soon and it is now time t
begin to prepare for them. A numb,
of pupils will need all the work they
can get from now until the close <■
the term in order to make their pa s
ing grades, nnd an hour or so . i
study each evening will pay good
dividends in the way of improve:
class work and better report grad, t
This statement applies to both grad -
and high school.’ ’
GRAY HOPES TO HOLD
GROCERY TRADE HERH
A. Ralph Gray, of Eugene, owner « (
Gray cash »tores, was in the eity tl.i
week taking over the Grube A Stewu-
business, whirh he bought last we. .
nnd installing the manager, Ned Dix
who has arrivisi from Lebanon wi
his wife to make his home here. A-
Gray was accompanied by his broth
<’nrl. Mr. Gray states that he exjie«
to hold hero a large part of the gri
ery business which his store in Euge •
has handled.
T W O I N K Y W A Y S.
There wns a man who advertised
But once— a single time.
In spot obscure placed he hi* ad.
And paid for it a dime.
And just because it didn't bring
Him enatomers by the score,
“ All advertising is a fake,”
He said, or rather, swore.
He seemed to think one hammer
tap
Would drive a nail elenr in;
That from a bit of tiny thread
A weaver tents could spin.
I f he this ronsoning bright applied
To eating, doubtless he
Would elmm one little bite would
feed
Ten men a century.
Some day, though, he will learn
that to
Make advertising jiav.
He'll have to add ads to his ad,
And ndvertiso each day.
— E. O. Townsend, in National
Advertiser.