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V o I j UMK X ?
fb -tw e ru
boran e
V n ilr y
WHITE LE0H0RN BIDDY
ESTABLISH KH RECORD
OF 282 EOUS
and
0«»tiage (l i ove Dlacuaard frolli
Many Anglea.
M ore tb a a u buadrr«l tara i In* ra o f
tlo* Cottagi« (Jrovn «I» u in I »<• » o f rora
n u r r e u io to rrd o v r r tb«« la o u n ta ia to
Idirm u* F ru lli y e v r a ia g o f lu *t w«w*h
am i ioiaed w ilb tb r goo«t p«-opl«« o f
tlia t n i t I r g a rd ra *pol in n d r lig b lf t ll
g rl to g e tlm r la r r t ia g , ilo*
r«**ult* o f
w brrb w iII be gr«*aily lo tb«* M«lvaatage
o f tnitb roram uniti««* la tlu* f u r lh r r
alice o f tb e ir burnii«*** ia trr« **t*, In
wid«*r |M’r*o a a l u rtp m m ta u re and in a
« o r m jH jm lin g i i h t c i i *«* o f m u n ii r«*ln
Mona.
T b r w o m e n o f tlu * C o rn a r g ra a g « ’
*erv«*«i a d e lie io iia ebiek«*a « lin m r in
tlu * g ru agi* b u ll, a r«*pa*l Ib n t w a * n i
jo y r « l
am i
e o iiip lim n a te d
by
rv«*ry
g uent.
F td lo w ia g tlu * « lia n e r, K
l(
Cr«iwe, U la n ir r
of
tlu *
grt»»»g«*, lo o k
liiir g r o f tlu* p ro g r itia a m i in iro d u r« *« l
O ro rg e
lin d i a g l «ni, o f
C o rn a r,
wbo
v r i l m l l y a m i r ir lu u lly
r itr iu lr d
tlu*
g la d lia m l a n d n**ur»*d t b r v in it o r * a
lir n r t y %%«l«*oau*
A a io n g otb«*r t liia g * ,
lu* r a ip b a * ir i’d t b r v tilu i* o f i u t r r «*om
ititi li 1 1 y m r«’t la g * a * te n d in g to rnaov«*
a iiM U iu lrr a ln iid ia g a m i Itty ia g tlu * b n * i*
f o r «*«Mi|M*mtioa.
Il«* ni*«» riiip liria n a -d
M»ut«' «»f tb»* m*«’«l* o f tlu* C o n in e v tille y
V K . l 'a ip b r r y r«’*p«»mlr«| f o r C«»t
t u g r O ro v e in u f r a u k
am i
*iiu'»«r«*
a ia a n < r, iu ’« i*p tin g tb«* w«*l«’oiiu* a m i e%
p r r * * iu g rippr« « ta l u n i o f
tb«* r«»r«lbil
tr a ile a m i n o ria I r e la t io n * « *ti*t< a g b<
lu c e i! t b r tw o lo « a litu * * . M«‘ n*m ir««l
t b r p r o p lr o f C o ran i*
t 11 ri t
C o tfn g r
t i r o v r w ii * g b id to n o te t b e ir pr«»*»
I*« r i t v a m i
«voiihl
«‘oo|M *rttt«* to w n rd
••Veli gr«’ttte r g«»«»«l f o r I •«»t li r o itir n iia l
I
llu lids ft H on, r o n d in i in g
VVin .
(»1!«' o f I he la rgest |M !u )lry p la n t *
in
«if th e s ta ti», u n d tin * liir^«**t
I I I ! * SPI'i lo ll, h a v e a W hit«* lx«’irh o rn
Im * j u * t <*«>ni i»!«* ti« ! n
wl • n i l
tit’ll
re c o rd ill 2H 2 eggs.
H a n d * a Mmi tin vi- j u * t « o u iplt t «•<!
(if
11
ni«i*t in«»«!« ru
th e «•! »•« t Hill
p l.ip kpo Ilo. I i p , Un- I In n i on t b .-ir
Itlk.'P,
T I ip iip w Incili.- i l 211,110
i.-.-t, wi th o > .-ru lp |. i iii-il nm l f c -. l
i ... .in
|0 s M
I - ■ I
11
i-
nf
I Ip
i l nn m o n ito r
ty p » ,
him
ro iin n i|(
w k ti-r d i l l i anticum i i« f n o n -t i nm l
c ccopri-tc
flo o r
('o m -ri-ti-
flo o r«
hu vp o lio I n ’ p i i In n i m t ln -ir o ih a r
liooic-1.
lo m it ili mo to tin- threw
nm in I i o u i p i th e n - n ri- Iw o
In rui-
Icrocolpr In co lpi n m l ii In re« I iipo
Im I o r lucoip.
FARMERS’ INSTITUTE HERE
IN NOVEMBER
High Hrliool, Orange, Chamber o f Com
merce and County Agent
Art Cooperatively.
A fa r m e r * ' m u tilili«* w ill )>«• bcl«J
b«’i«» N o v . 15, lo a m i 17.
T he move
fo r t b r im « t w u* in itia te d by P ro
(V mi k. ,1. C tlw u rtC , tub«» bn* charge
o f llu* r ig r tr u lttira ! «lr|*4rtim *nt in tb r
It i|{l> Hi’bool and who nei*iir«*«l llu* «*«»
o|M*ration o f tb r graag«* a m i «'bamÌM*r
<»f
«'onttiicrcc.
Tlo*
riM»|N*ri«l mu
of
C o un ty Agent W h itn e y nl*«> bu* been
■•«•« i i r* *1 a n d lu* w ill g«*l « in 'iik r u fr«»ui
I lu* « »regoli A g rtru ll tira i
«•ollegi*
t«»
In •
M r. C r im e « a lin i lit I r n ! io n to noun* g iv e thi* program .
I*« »nit ry , m i i I m , crop ro ta tio n , live«
o f tlo* i* « b u * \rm e a t* I o f ill«* VII III y , i«i
* I « »« k , f i m i ino] b e r r ò * w ill I»«* am ong
M e li a * i t * n a tu r a i r I'rto ijrrfN w«*l<*
l'h ic f
niilij«‘«’t *
t it k « * ii
up. A
r « f« r r « i|
to
tin - flu*
«b’ v r lo p m e lit .
II«*
b«>|H*ful pro»|M *rt*
fo r
ru tti« * Fri i * i Uff, »|M *riali*t HI M'W iag who w ill ro a d u rt
fo r o r r b a r d * , fo r «Ir\ «•lo|»m«*lit o f it <« tlt'iiio n l rii t u»a* f«»r lh«* wo in«* a, bu* aC o
b«M»n ins it«*«l t«i a tte n d tin* m *tltu t< *.
I • 11. 1- I .. 1.1
II.- ritiph u > I
Cot tag«» Ur«»ve high Mt’lmol i* t )>•*
o f l i r t t r r roitil«« to m a r k e t’* unii «•»
.. «I u|*|»r«*«*iut io ti o f t li«* li• 1 1 > |( iv r n
m i p r o m o tin g I •• 11 • r
rouil-»
II«* ul«*o m l i n i u t t r i i t i o i i to Ih«»
ll«*ril Oli t t ir (Ilirt o f t Ila* t o m i |H O |i|r
lo n tu ily ti»«* probi«*IR * o f tb«* f i i r n i r r
in » ti«« tu
!iin li*r» tn tifl Ilo * tir to n i no«!
li v e r n a r r o m lit io ti* o f h i* lif«*,
( »ri
ty t ’«itti»!»«• O rliv i*
K VV M i II«* r, «*«'«Trtury o f ilo* r hit m
b«*r o f roiiiim*rr«», r«***|Miiiiliiig, <‘<>nj*ntf
u lu tn | t I m * |M’«»p|«* o f |b inilo* o ii Ilo ir
u< tio \ i iio i i i m n ini proHprt it \ tim i |*«ol
* trib u ti* to t l ir pioti«*«* r» u Ilo «ri t i n i
III t lir \ t t l l r y w 11 li ro u rn g r tim i In^h
I ìujm **. ' * Tlo* ri puti*, '* In* f ilili, “ o f
f«*rt il«* fir|< |» , gr«*nt
p ro ib ir 1 1 v r
or
« lif in l*
A lili filo *
* t o r li
liti*
g o tir
Il b ro m i, b u i i f t l n * v a iIr y m «» i i I«I ugr«*«*
ori «Mirti«* o h ** b r m l o f ilm r y r u tt i« ’ a m i
Ilo *ii a ll br«*«*«t o n ly pur«* bloo«| r«’i»i*
t« r n | a n im ili* , u t a f i n y r a r * it n o tili!
a r h ir v •*
n
n n tio n n l
ri p u tili ioti
u n ii
g r n i t ri«*h«**, M
«•lily *«• )i«»ol hi Cam* rounty that
t«*m lu ** agru ullur«* under tin* Hunt It
Hugh« * art, wln« h provide* f«*d«*ral
«ippor! I « # r industriili training in bigi!
arboob«.
FATHKR AND SONS DAY
TO BF. CELEBRATED HERE
V d op tiu g a *u g g i**tio n p ro ffe re d by
tlo* H i Y , a high *eh«Mt| a i i i i l i a r y o f
tb r Y. M C. A., tin* th a m ite r o f r«»m
in«* rr«« w ill *|Miu*or a m o v e a iriit fo r
llu* r e lr b m tio u «»f “ K u tb rr * a ml S o il* '*
«lay here «• n N o ve m b e r I I , 1^ a m i I X
The
1 1 * illa tiv e
program
inrliul«**
n
Im m p irt a m i prognuu fo r ftithern and
*«in* on K ru la y , N o v rm tu T I I ; home
day f««r fathi»rt« am i Moti* oil H a lu n la y ,
N«»veutlM’r 12; *|*r« ia l * e r v i r r * at a ll
fio* «htir«h e* fo r f a l b r r * nml nona ut
a ll ilo* church««* o f the r i t y on Hun
d ay. N o v i ’I u I m t CJ. A «’om m ittr«*, rum
|Mt*i-d
«» f
11 « nn«* r
H a llo w a y ,
C,
K.
I in p Im ’V, Clem H n rff, W a y n e V e a tr h
and I »wight liiieh a mi u, bn* been rip
|Hiiut«*<l t«i jM*rf«*rt the y rg n n ira t ion
work f«»r the «’«debraiion , |
A n o tlo r fin«* *riitim «*u t u n * . “ H r iti*r
Siimi t a li tre*’* ari* ta li n in i ntu»»«*
liir n l* ar«* lo fty alitivi* tln* r i n i t i 1* o f
u n r r r t n iiit y , y«*t nln» «• f«*«*t ari* fin n
un tlo* *ti 1 1 o f p r n r t ir n l u rlio v* rii**iit
lim i rom m on hi *n *»*. |b tt«*r tlia u brom i
am i f«*rtib* fu *h i* un* n o n a m i uoim*n
o f brom i *y io potili«** a m i i n t r llig r iit
rm h rrm e n O et T in e Catches
m trr« '*t*. l i f t t « t t Ini li tli*' fim **t I»I« mm I
C. A. lia r ! e ll r«’|»«»rt* a catch «if 12
n i *t«»«*k un« b o y* am i g ir l* «if yo u r
b o rio * t r u i i u ’l i.. y u iir in a g r iilir r iit new fin e ra in b o w * fro m 10 to IH in r h r *
*«*boni b iiib lin g .
It i* tlu* |N*op|<* o lio long in an hour iirul n h a lf o f fi*b in g
oiaki* tb«’ rum rn u n ily
not la m i*, or on C«»n*t fo rk , a m i J , Ii. H te w a rt
land«»« I 2H *J»e.kh-«l iM’iiut iea fro m »2
b a rn *, or orrhnr«!*, or tiinlH*r. *•
M r. M i l l r r nino rt*f«*rr«*il t « » Ih«’ «*oop to hi inidu”4 long in <»ur e s i’llm io n on
l{iv«*r.
F i*b e rin e ii report th a t
« ra tio ri « » ffrrril am i prò ini*««) fu r ilo r Itow
tin* *tre n in * her«*
a re
f«’«*uurig w ith
roopi rn tio u by C 'o lln g r lir«»\«* in *«’ru r
lit i I«’ fello w s . H i l l y tboU"Uml Kuinb«i\v
m g a goto! p r a r t ir a i ron«l to tlo* n til
C 'littliro a t
w ere
roiol a l
tlu* rn rln **t
«lai«* | mi * h ì I»I«\ a m i f i f t y th<»ii*and
in
th ree
*tr«*iim *
*«’V rra l
b ria g ia g t lu * vall«*y n itim i .‘IO a iia u t r * pia ut ««I
o f lu n a , ia*t«*iHl o f tbr»»«* h o u r*; nino moil tbs ago.
u *« m titn rr in p ro v id iu g b«*tt«»r in a rk rt.*
am i niiprov«<l n ur«’lioii*«’* a l tb r m u r
LATH MACHINERY ADDED
«**t ab ip p ia g poi ut am i in «b»ubl«*i| «a
BY W L. Si E COMPANY
p u rity am i ìm p ro v rd f a r ilit u * * o f tlu*
t'«ittag«* <ir«»vi» «•iinm ry. Tb«* W«’l«,onu*
'n u- W .-ite r n l.um lw -r A K ip o r t m m
r«**t r«M»ai r*ta b li*h « « l in t ’o tta g r (tro v i
f«»r tlu* «’oiivrau*a<*«* «if tlu* w u n r ii am i prin» lii.c pom pl.-t.-.l Ih.* i m i celili I imi n f
.n n .liiin -rv fo r m.'i mi f u r i li ri nu In •In . A
rbìl«lr«*n w ti* n ir a tlo a r d a * ria 1 1ln?«t rn
iln l.
wood
litu i o f f'o tta g « ’ I l rovi* V f n d in g * f « * r ita liirnl' p url n f thc< w H it.-
w h ir l. Im« In-.-ii I’n iu ^ itilo tin- liu r iir r
a rig b b o r*.
It«* feri* a«*«» w u * ioti«!«* fr « l
»agly to tlu»*e fe llo w *ln p g n tlir r ia g * . w ilt I..* rn n v i-rt.'.l into t h i i p m .liirt
nf
w n ito
w ill lip
c lr a r ia g m u iy u iiH U iu lrr*tiiiu lu ig * and nini II» - nu. nun I
iii'^lil^ilih'. T h u i i tin- f i r i l m ui-hiiu-ry
p ro m o tin g pro*|M *rity a m i fr ir r u l* h ip .
n f 1 h i i k im t in I m < iu ilu lh -il in t l i l i
H r t w r r i i tlu * a|M*rrbe* O n irg e M a l
tb r w a H iitig a b a rito n i* *<do a m i M i* . n -rtlo n .
l,<*oa l> r* l,a r/.e * a m ip ra n o »mio, M r*.
L n tliu n i Sunday Srhool O rR an liea.
B«***i«* H u t r l i f f e pr«*ai«liag a t tlu* p ia n o ,
Till' I .n I hum union Slllnluy irlinol
i b ’ rt B u r r o w * g a v r un«» o f b i* in im
dald«* r h a r a r t e r nketehea a n d
l i t i Ir win ur|>nniai-il ln-l Sniuliiv nflt-ruonn
¡uni will iupp I pvpry Huniluy ut .t p.
M illo « ut a io l • I r r r in e H u r ro w * r n p t i
vat«*«l tb«* u m l ir n r r
w it h
«l«*ligbt f u i h i . T h e fnlluwint; offieera were pin-
r«*a«liag*, r v e r y iiimil»«*r b«*ing b r a r t i l y le d : K. W. .Inrdmi, iii|N>rintpndi-nt ;
Mm. .1. K. MrCnll. aaaia(nn) aupprin
•»acoreu.
BUDGET COMMITTEE IS
APPOINTED BY COURT
The O h i . .......il>ity budget commitlec
l i n i ve a r, u nd er thè new I ii w , m i i i i i t i
o f J . H . C ham bers, liim lie rm a ii n f
C o tta g e G ro v e ; Cai M . Y m in g , » lo d i
riiis e r inni fn rim 'r o f
K iig ru e ,
n ini
W illm in P itn e y , fn rm e r o f J u n i i ioti
C ity , t In* n 11 ) >< • i ii I meni
h n v in g I n‘i*n
u m ili1 b y th è ro u n ty court T nesdny.
T l i i i i'uinnntti>i> « i l i m re t w ith I In*
iik - i i i I mtk n f Ibi* ponnty r o n r l, no p i
tim iili* o f Ib i' i'* |n 'in lil u ri'i n f H ip
v k riunì <li- 1 m rI iu p ii I i n f Ihp riu n ii v w ill
li» ii i i h I p n m l t hi* tn v Ir v y »vili In’
lim i-il illuni these fig u re *.
E lid e r Ih« iip w i l i i l e I h w niph I n i
Ir v y in g lim ly li|ip n in ii n budget rum
m i l l i ’p con sisting n f thp h h iiip num
tipr o f mi'D n i nre mi Ih « le v y in g
boily.
Ipudi-nt; Mulii-I Knu-rinii, iprri-lnry;
Mm. (ii-ruld «'oiiuta, orRnniit; Mm.
Allii-rt Unii, nniitm it nr|faniitf Mri.
I I ii r I i Tniiiin-ll, rhoriitpr.
Corvallis Plays Here Today.
Thi- Curviiltii lii” li irlintd footlinll
trnm will romp hi-rp today for :» eon
tost with t'oltHRp (Irovp tiijih.
Tho
viailors sre mid to have u stroiiR
iiRRrrjjnlion mid the loi-nl rhmnpi an-
lonkiiiK forward to u ki-i-n ronti-it.
Ipwals Win Oven Junction.
Th.- .Iiinrtiiin ( ’ ily gridiron urtiits
Mi-lit down before f'ottngp (trove high
in ii gnmo piny rd here Kridny, the
srore In-iiig II to 0. The loi-uli have
won both nf two gnnips plnyed this
senson.
Pheasant Season Opens.
A number o f loeal nimrods nre get
ting their bug limit on rhinn phens-
nuts, the sen ion huving opened Hntnr
PhfiMant Hnntar Fined.
day. It will eloie Oi-tober 31. Thp
0 . R. N alaon , n f K i i i ' p iip , fn ilp il fn
bird« nre rp|Hirted ns quite plentiful.
tn k » the prei-NOtion o f o b ln n iin t; n
h u n tin g lli-pn»p b e fo re hp u-i-nt nor
n fti-r C h im -ip |ih p H in n ti H iito riln y , Kil
Mine Relocations Are Filed.
H u n k e r, itn tp ilp io ity
(iiniip
wnrth-ii
Notices o f mine relorntion in the
fo r t h i i ilia tr li-t, tmp|M-m-il to bp m-nr Hnhrmin distrirt have been placed on
ivln-n- N p I i o i i wo« h o n tiiiK nm l o ip i-r
file nt the rounty clerk'a o ffice by
tn in iiiK th n t hi- hm l no lle o n ip , p ln ri-d I Tom Toplin, Mm. Tom Toplin, Joseph
h im undpr n m -n t.
N e lio n p aid n fin « I Wi.lt.m. A I.ambert iiud Mm. A. Lnm
o f «25.
_____AND
f e w ÿ atttel
ootta p e
p r ove
leader
L'OTTAUK UKOVK, LANK COUNTY, OKKíJON, FRIDAY, OCTOBKK 21, 1921
CET-TOGE' * .R MEETING AT
LORA.il BIG SUCCESS
K e la tlo iia
_
bert.
TRIP TH ROUGH STATE EAST OF
CASCADES GRUELLING, YET A JOY
CKAWL1N0 l\ MOTOR CAR ILONCJ OUTKR RIM OP
KAKTil OAIJSKH TllUlUiS AM ) KKQI IRKS OAITION
( l i y K b H K U T liK D K .)
T liiiw j
who
h ave
not trnv«*ll«ul
n in n ig li r r n l r a l n ini
«*a*t«T!i
Or«g«»ri
bav«* iiii.HH«'«! ruM'iug tlu* vrunduf *«’<tio n
ni tin * g r r a t slat«* ly in g <*n*t i»f tlu*
( ,ii*i n«ti s. T h a t *••«*!ion, com prising in
t«*rrtit«»ry t l ir lurg«‘ r p a rt «»f O r«gon,
bri* !>«•*• fi ciplor«*«! b ut lit t i r , averi by
nativ«**, b<*cauH«‘ «»f «I n com |m ra t iv a in
u«'«'« « *il» ility , it It luiijgti tb r w rih 'r , w ith
K. K. H r m lir n* a (’oiupl«*to m lv i*o ry
l»«*ar«l, tin* ju n t rover«*«! lu’u rly th a t
«•utir«’ mugliliu*«*nt «’ «piin**«’ o f t« rrit«»ry
(««Stdimi V«* o f ttu* août he rii |H»rtioriN) in
a m o tor t r ip o f tw o w«‘«'k*.
A tib o iig b
m any o f the roiul* ari* g n u d lirig be
««nu»«« o f tb r fa r t th a t the «brt tía*
w iu h n l aw a y fro m th e out urn) rocky
fo rm a t ion, or brn iu ia* n f dr|»oHitN o f
firn* la v a d n * t, am t a ltb o u g li ttu* car
us««!, it an y cornf«»rt i* d«*HÌr«*d, ab ou hi
t»r one th a t it«»«** not ritritili a t tuuivy
id im b in g , y «• t tin* «’ litin * t r ip wu* mini«*
ov«*r a « li*ta m ’«’ o f rirn rly 1500 mil«’*
with«»ut tin * o r m ri'h im ii’iil m i*tiu p o f
a iiv kin d .
To rlim b along t h r mlg«« o f rnoili)
tu i u* fo r a «tintane«’ o f a f«*w rnil«,n
to a* much a * 12 mil«** u p h ill, [M’«*ring
«town in to c in iy o ii* am t <diM*in* nm l
o\«*r
b»w«*r rnoiin ta in
to p *
r«H|uirmt
rn ut i«*o - and « ur«‘f u l d r iv in g , y«*t the
r«’iil «luiigrr* ar«* fe w am t tin* raa<l*
a rr ra p id ly improve«!.
Wb«*n n « limi»
i* mad«*, a dr.*«’rrit o f tin* huuu * «li*
tarn*«’ HiMiii f«»ll«»w *, o r when a «l»’*«’<*iit
i* mad«* a «diruti out o f ttu* h o ir imun
follow»*.
On tin* t r ip ju * t ««irnplrtrd
w«’ <li«t tniudi d riv in g ut n ig h t, m urh
o f it «iv«*r ro m l* *u«di a * tho*«* ju * t
<l<’*cribr«l and nt no tini«* «lu! w«* fe e l
in a n y drtnger.
Horn«* o f tb r moiin
t a in * nr«* b rin g «dim ianted in the <*on
*tru c tio n «if new road*, but in m any
cium ** th e re
i* no o p p o rtu n ity to get
around the g rade and tin* «dun!» iu ij*t
b«* m ade o ve r it .
Aft«*r y«»u a rr iv e
at tin* top you lire
lik e ly
to
fin d
a | * ’rf«’«’t roa«l fo r m ile * o v e r w hich
»
*|M*e«| o f .'to to 40 rnil«** ra n b«*
m ade
in
c o m fo rt.
W ith
m<nintniii
ra n g e * to the le ft o f you, w ith unum
ta in range to t h r rig h t c»f you, w ith
m o u n ta in range* nh«’iid o f you, behind
you am i below you, you f«*«d a * i f you
w ere ri«ling «» ii to p o f Ilo* «Mirth, but
a
m in ilap m ig ht Mend you to ludi a*
« p iu k ly a * i f it b ail nnpp«*ricd thou
*n m l* o f f«*«*t lieto w.
In c e n tra l O regon e i t i n r t volcano«**
«•an b«* *r«’ ii in almost e v e ry «lir«*ction.
Th«» la v a a m i rock
fo rm a tio n * are
b rv o m l d en erip tio n.
H«*tw<Nlii ll«‘p|>ru*r
and A n felojx* th«»*«* fo rm a tio n * *u r
pa**»i«l, in o u r e *tim n tio n , a n y th in g o f
tlu* k in d to I»«* f«nnul nnywher«*.
K«»r
mil«** am t mil«** gr«*nt m«*dievnl ciistl«»*
frin g e the n u u iiitn in aide*, w orulrou*
in *haj»«’ and color, a gr«*at n a tu ra l
o u td o o r a rt g a lle ry .
T h e m o u n tain !« t |>* nre not alto -
get h « T
d«**<»lnt«* w aste*.
M any o f
them nr«» farm«*«!.
Tlu* patches o f
gr«’«’ii g ra in ju s t *p ro iitin g fro m tho
ground, w ith * t r i| i * and *tr«*tch«** o f
barren ground between, form a pic
ture which remind one o f some effort
of these new fangle.l futurist artists.
O f course, there is much low ground
and the way the sage brush prairies
are converted by irrigation into won
derfully productive farms is a marvel
to one from the Willann-tte valley.
Near Mead is the famous bed o f
l^»at river, which is said to eitend
for 200 miles and which has never
within the memory o f the earliest
settlers had a stream o f water run
ning in it except that from irrigation
ditchca.
I’ robnbly the bed, in early
days, started searching
around
for
water, went that far without finding
it and gave up in disgust. At any
rate, how a dry river bed 200 miles
in length happened to be there and
why it no longer curries any water
is u geographical mystery for which
no solution has been offered.
O f .ours.’ u trip such as we took
must le- made through some barren
waste», often over roads where trie
dust rises likes clouds and the com
plciion o f the truv.-l.-rs soon tuk.-s
on the color o f the landscape.
Then there nre muny amusing in
cidents.
Noting tin- many mutilated “ ja c k s ”
along the road into IVndl.-ton, we
computed the number o f these that
would b<- killed by the three quart
ers of a million cars .'xjiceted to puss
through Oregon in l i d and came to
the conclusion that the dicimution o f
tl." jack rabbit |s>pulatiou would more
than reimburse eastern Oregon for
the nmount the fair will eost it.
At one hotel s i' asked if the steak
were good. We were assured that no
one had yet complained uieiut it.
(juitc evidently only the one steak
was kept in stuck and th.-rc were too
many of us to take turns, so we
trii-it something else.
A dwelling along a louesomc road
bore a sign on which was crudely
painted the informal ion “ travel kept. ’ ’
We ilid o’t wished to lie detained, so
we did not stop.
A humorist in Pendleton told us
that the road over the mountain to
Imtininde could not lu* comfortably
travelled at a speed o f over 20 miles.
He told the truth, but not the whole
truth. He could have addl’d that at
no sliced could it lie travelled com
fnrtnlily. Ijitcr. nloiig the same road,
ati.-r nosing along at eight to 15 miles
over Ike roughest kiml o f going, we
found thnt another humorist
hud
wtin-k up a sign, “ Detour.’ ’
All in’ all the trip wns n most
wonderful one. the pleasures o f which
far outweighed the discomforts.
We
saw miles and miles o f road under
const ruction nitd that section o f the
state hiqs’i to be ready to receive the
11*25 traffic over roads that will be
a joy and which will not jar or mar
the enjoyment o f the wonders o f that
neglected portion o f :i great state.
FATHER OF MRS KIME
COUNTY WILL ASSIST
DIES; FUNERAL HERE
ON SIUSLAW HIGHWAY
The funernl o f John R. (Irois wm
hrl.l Mon.b.y frolli tlic rlmprl, Rrv. J.
K ('urlio u o ff ir ni! ii.g. The lio.ly ar
rivr.l thè .li.y liefore from Uamlon,
where Mr. Uro»« limi umile bis hoiue
aii.l where ileath oerurred.
Mr. (irosi w ai boni Ort.dier 11,
1*11, nt Adelle, O. Ib-ath oeeurre.1
Ortober 1.1 al (he nge o f HO yoars,
Iwo davi.
Surviving rhildren are
(.in li. Hi.d Add (Irosa, o f liandoii,
(•re.; k’rrd (Irosa, o f Htorkton, Oalif.,
and Mri. A. \Y. Rime, o f thii city
Mr. niid M n. (Irosi frequeutly rande
eltend.'.l visita nt thè houle o f their
dnngliter bere and Mr. Ornai w:n well
kiiown to n largo nninber o f thè rea
■ denta here. Mri. (irosi will mnke her
hoinr hrre with her ibiugliter, Mri.
The rounty has signed a contract
with the Southern Pacific railroad for
the building o f the highway down the
Hi a slaw to replace the road destroyed
several years ago when the railway
vvas built.
The rounty will bear $10,000 o f n
total expense estimated nt about $00,
(Mill and for the investment o f this
nmount o f money gets concessions
from the railroad company which seem
worth the price. Such concessions eon
sist principally of agreements as to
the width o f the road at different
[mints.
Work o i i the road will start at once
and is expected to be completed with
in two years. It will be built ill five
sections, beginning nt the Kugene end.
and each section will be opened as
Rime.
Kelativei who were here for thè fun completed.
eri. I were (»porge (irosa, a brut her,
i'ortland; M n. Isaac Immi, aiater, VISITOR IN CITY TELLS OF
limi Ki\er; Mri. Hnttie Kirk, uieee,
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES
and Curi Swi.uk »mi John (irosi
n.'pliewi. Urow invilii’.
J. P. King, field survey man for the
Standard Oil company, who was in
I I U S B A N » A N D W I F E F IL E
the city recently, was high in his
D IV O R C E 8 U rT S HAMK D A Y praise o f the possible business and in
dustrial future o f Cottage Orove nnd
A rninridenre probably never br its surrounding territory. He pointed
fore .incurring in tl.e ni.nala o f the out that this city should have the
Ijinr rounty rirruit court
was the traile o f
the
Klkton,
Scottsburg,
filing Moudi.y o f a divorce roraplaint Scott 's valley nnd Shoestring sections,
each by liiiibiind and w ife on the same lie called attention, as many others
day.
Albert S. M.-ianer first filed have done, to the need o f improving
roraplaint against Ini wife, May lVarl the two and n half miles o f roa.l
M .im er, allrging cruel mid inhuman aerosi the mountain from I^vndon to
treatment and a few hours later Mrs. allow the trade from over there to
Meiiuer filed her roraplaint, seeking a flow imtumllv in this direction.
legal separation on the mnie ground«.
Meisner alleged that his wife wa* BUDOET COMMITTEE GIVES
cold and frigid toward him and that
L IB R A R Y BOOST IN FUNDS
she went out at night uml stayed late
without giving nu aer.nint o f her ar
While the city budget committee is
lions.
Mrs. Meisner Ii Urged that nt making every effort to cut all city
different times while they were living expenses to the quick, it hns decided
at
I’at ter«on, t'alif., nml («ittugr thnt the library is one place where
drove and Kugene, Ore., her huslmiid the ax shnll not fall nnd has even
struck her it ml otherwise abused her. added $100 to the Inst y e a r’s appor
They were married nt Kansas City, tionment, making a total o f $700 for
Mo., October 27, lt*l2. and have three Min popular institution.
Councilman
minor children whose care and cos Allison, Councilman Short and Re
tody both parents seek.
••order Gallo way, as a special com
mittee. will report a tentative budget
at the adjourned meeting o f the
W. B. Osmon to Open Store.
\V It. Osmon has established a store council to be held Monday.
at -III Main, which will o|ieii for
business Saturday, October 22.
He
Installa Cash Carrier.
sides new and used furniture, Mr.
The llellivvell, Kangs ft Mnrksbnry
Oimoa will carry cigars, toharrns and store has completed the installation o f
confectionery.
a cash carrier system.
The central
station is located on the balcony in
the front o f the store. The bookkeep
Rally Day la Success.
A successful rally day was held ing department also hns been moved
Sunday bv the Christian church Sun to the balcony from the main floor.
day school. More than 200 were pres
ent.
Mrs. Caldwell'a class for the
The Sentinel wants all the news all
■ lay numbered 3R. The collection was the time. I f you know an item, phoue
liberal.
it in. Our number ia 151» J.
HUCKELBERRIES DEVELOP
UNUSUAL 0IRTH
THI8 YEAR
A huckleberry two inches in cir
cumference is unusual even in the
Cottage Grove country, where fruit
(s-rforms many strange stunts, but
such a berry, with xueh an un
usual girth, was among many large
ones brought down recently from
the Koheuna mining district, the
famous huckleberry section, by Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Hear*.
The berries o f that section have
all been o f unusuul nze this year.
Ordinarly o f about the six« o f tdne-
berncs, this year they have bee»
more the size o f smuli cherries. Mr.
and Mrs. Hears picked 15 gallon*
during the eight days they were
there on Mr. Scars’ mining prop
erty. They have picked a total o f
9H gallons
during
the
m-anon.
Thousands of gallons have come
out o f tho district during the
season and this particular berry
is considered by many epicures as
the peer o f the muny delicious
berries that grow with almost no
provocation in this favored portion
o f the famous, fertile, fruitful
Willamette.
FIRST PIER FOR BRIDGE
IS COMPLETED
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Pacific highway bridge
dge to the south
o f Cottage Grove.
1'oaring o f the
north pier was completed Monday, the
false work for the south pier is about
in place and pouring ou this pier will
start at once.
The steel for the
structure is expected to arrive about
Nov. 20 and the highway commission
will receive bids five days later for
the completion o f the paving up to
this bridge and through the city. The
highway, which now trwiugs west
around the eity, will then use princi
pal streets o f the eity and the work
probably will be completed by the
first o f the year.
The new bridge is to be an artistic
one. Commissioner Harlow and Bridge
Su|s-riuteiid.-nt McArthur were here
Monday viewing the work.
WOMEN GIVE LIST OF
REST ROOM NEEDS
The women have charge o f securing
articles needed for the free rest room
have prepared the follow ing list o f
their needs: Rocking chairs, straight
chairs, library tables, benches, couches,
books and magnr.ines, cushions, two
pillows, stands, [Kitted plants, two door
mitts. Those wishing to donate any o f
then, articles are asked to deliver them
to the rest room in the Porter build
ing Saturday afternoon.
The women
ask that they have the privilege o f
selling any su|K’ rfluous articles donated
anil using the money to buy needed
articles.
NIIMBKK 5T
M. A. McKIBBEN PASSES ON
WHILE SLEEPING
Had
Been Resident nere for Many
Years and P rumino ut Member
o f L O. 0 . T. Lodge.
M orns A. McKibben, a resident
here for 27 years, died sometime
during
Hundny night
or
Momlny
morning from heart trouble.
Wbeu
Mrs. M cKibben awakened Ab i ii day
morning she found her husband dead.
Evidently
the end had come without
7 •
a struggle. Thu funeral was held at
2:10 Wednesday afternoon trom the
e hapel, Rev. H. Hamrick officiating.
The L O. 0 . F. lodge, o f which Air.
M cKibben bad been a member for a
number o f years, bad charge o f the
services at the grave.
Mr. M cKibben was born Aug. 13,
1867, at Garden City, Minn., and was
aged 5-1 years. He was married hern
June 22, 1907, to Miss Nettie Yauey,
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. H. H.
Yancey,
who
survives.
Surviving
children are Ruth, aged 13, and Virgil,
aged 7. Surviving brothers and sis
ter are Frank, of riulum; Ed., of Uur
risburg; Mrs. Ida Clark, o f Topeka,
Kuril.; Jesse, o f Balton, Ore., ana
Henry, o f Harrisburg. Mr. McKibbeu
was a millwright and hud beeu at
work at the Western Lumber ft Ex
port com pany’s mill thu day before bis
death. He fell from u flume several
years ago and it is thought be never
fully recovered from the injuries sus
tained at that time. He had beeu in
poor health for several months.
The mill closed down the afternoon
o f the funeral.
NEPTUNE LANDS LUMBER
FOR COUNTY BRIDGE CREW
The story o f bow 25,000 feet of
lumber fur the erection o f a county
bridge across Big creek, on the const
road in the western end o f
Lane
county, just north o f
Uecetu Head
lighthouse, was transported from the
sawmill at Acme on the Siuslnw fiver
by raft out lu the Pacific ocean to a
point opposite the site o f thu bridge,
then turned loose from the tow bout
and landed safely ou the beach by the
iucoming tide, is told by J. W. M c
Arthur, county bridge superintendent,
The bridge is well aloug toward com
pletiou aud the crew expects to be at
work there for ten days or two weeks
yet.
It is impossible to haul lumber over
the road from Florence to Big creek
on account o f the deep sand and the
only means o f transporting the ma
terial fo r the bridge was to raft it
and trust to the tide to land it ou the
beach. There is no place for boats
to land ill that locality anil the little
tow boat stopped 3(8) or 406 feet out
from shore, the men cat the raft loose
and the lumber floated toward the
beach.
Senior Class Elects Officers.
The senior class o f the Cottage
Orove high school has elected the fo l
lowing officers: Daryl Hinkle, presi
dent; Harold Whitlock, vice president;
Ethel
Mackey,
secretary;
Ernest
Kurre,
treasurer;
Hazel
Swunson,
student body representative; Clara
Milne, reporter; Alias Elise Priee, class
advisor.
Rest Room Bazaar Planned.
The women haviug in charge the
establishment o f a free rest room for
the city nre arranging n bazaar for
Saturday, Nov. 5. The proceeds will
be used for equipping the room and
any amount remaining will be used
for upkeep.
The name, “ Sunshine
Freshman Class Elects.
Rest R o o m ." has been adopted and a
The freshman class has elected the
constitution and by-laws drawn up. The
project has the approval aud coopera following officers: William Skilling,
president; John Bartels, vice presi
tion o f the ehnmlier o f commerce.
dent; Kathryn Metyueen, secretary;
Crystal Robinson, treasurer; Frank
TWO LARGE POTATOES
Snodgrass, reporter; Pearl Robinson,
ENTER TUBER CONTEST class representative; Francis Wicks,
sergeant at arms.
Purple and gold
M n . E. R. Thordenburg, o f London, have been chosen as the class colors.
starts the annual big potato contest
with an exhibit o f Blue Peerless. One
weighs three pounds aud another two
pounds. They were raised on a small
patch o f new grouud on the Ed. N.
Out o f the banking business, ont o f
Brasher place.
tho dray or delivery business, strictly
in the flour, feed and poultry supplies
business.
Under the old system I
Mrs. T. Frances Awbrey Dies.
Sntunlay Kugene Register: Mrs. T. found my way o f doing business was
I had to make prices that
Frauces Awbrey, uge 82 years, who for unfair.
the [mst 68 years has been a resident would make good for the credit
o f Ijtne county, died yesterday at her system; also pay for delivering. Now
home, W44 High street.
She is sur I intend to treat all the same. Spot
vived by three daughters. Mrs. W. L. cash or produce. I have cut the price
(’ oppenioll, Mrs. Clara Withrow, and on every article I have in stock. Hero
Mrs. C. H. Bilderbm-k, all o f Eugene, are a few prices:
and three sons, D. T. Awbrey, o f Eu Hard wheat flour, every sack guar-
gene, Orin C. Awbrey, o f Birmingham,
an teed__________________________ $l. Vo
Alabama, aud K. E. Awbrey, o f Tan Mill run, SO lb. sack______________ $1.00
gent, Ore.
Cracked corn, 100-lb. sock............ $2.25
Mrs. Awbrey arrived in Lane county Feed corn meal, 100 lb. sack... ...... $2.25
Thanking you for all the past busi
in 1851, having crossed the plains by
ox team with her parents, Mr. and ness and hoping for a share o f your
Mrs. Thomas Baker, from their home future business, I am yours for busi-
in Pike county, I1L She was married ness.
to Milton C. Awbrey August 31, 1856. o21e
J. F. SPRAY.
Mr. Awbrey died in 1918.
Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o ’clock at the Veateh
chapel. Rev. E. V. Stivers, pastor o f
the First Christian church, o f which
All members and their families are
Mrs. Awbrey was a member, will o f urgently requested to be present at
ficiate. Interment will be at the I. the entertainment at the lodge rimms
O. O. F. cemetery.
Friday, October 28.
Fine program,
Cash and Carry, Cafeteria Style
Attention, W . 0 . W .
music, refreshments.
Lots o f cider.
Booze Cases Continued.
R. B. HANNA,
The cases o f the state against Zeno
A. E. BURROWS,
Hansard, Everett Hansard and G. R. o21 28e
CHAH. BURGE.
Hansard, join tlr charged with unlaw
ful possession o f liquor, and Zeno and
Everett Hansard and Jim Crias, jointly
accused o f the same offense, were to
— merchants who advertise
have been tried at the term o f district
are the ones who are
court which opened Monday, but owing
getting the money.
to the absence o f a number o f the
witnesses for tho state they were con
— if they were not, they
tinued.
couldn’t pay their advertis
ing billa.
Older B oys' Conference at Ashland.
— to make money, they most
The third annual Conference
for
sell the most goods.
Older Boys will be held in Ashland
October 21, 22 nnd 21
The purpose
—
and to sell the most goods,
o f the conference is to bring together
they must have the best
the older boys from different com
goods at the priee.
munities and cities to discuss some o f
the vital questions pertaining to boy
— it pays to read the ads.
life. The theme o f the conference
will be “ The Price o f Leaderahip.”