Cottage Grove sentinel., October 15, 1909, Image 7

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week and together they will visit the P
would pay in Cottage Grove. We need
ST /LL W E G R O W
fair at Seattle.
a tirst-elass place of amusement, and
Editor Baxter of the Creswell
The Sentinel believes such an enterprise
Chronicle spent Sunday in Cottage
would prove a paying investment from
Grove.
BECA U SE:
Chinese
Pheasants
May
Now the very start.
Monday7 night October 18 will be
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^
This is a strong, careful, safe and
AFTER M ANY YEARS.
the oppening of the regular theatrical
Be Legally hilled.
successful institution. It is a grow­
Once again The Sentinel desires to idence on Main street. Mr. Spray
season in Cottage Grove and Manager
Bales Brothers Have Only Commer­
ing, active, up-to-date bank in every
call the attention of readers to the recently improved his dwelling by rais­
J. L. Johnston, who has been busy
cial Orchard Here.
particular.
advertisements appearing in these col­ ing it to a two-story structure, and
looking over the theatrical companies HUNTERS OFF TO THE WOODS
'I our account will be appreciated
After having withstood the priva­
umns, and urge upon every one to pat­ building a handsome veranda around I
traveling along the coast and with a
by the bank and your interests will
tions of pioneer life and other adverse
ronize the business man who assists in three sides thereof.
view to springing a pleasant surprise
always be carefully considered.
supporting the home paper. The Sen­
The board of education held its regu­ upon the amusement loving public of S o m e t h i n g A b o i t the L aw R e g u la t ng conditions, the Bales Brothers of Dor-
Our funds are protected bv a mod­
tinel is a "booster” by nature, and lar monthly meeting last Friday even­
th e H u n t i n g o ' Game B i r d s in T h i s onu have reached a point in their agri­
the city, announces with a broad smile
cultural career where success is within
ern burglar proof safe and burglar
its mission is to aid in the upbuilding ing. Outside of accepting the resigna­
S tate.
N u m b e r to b T a k e n .
the coming of “ Lena Rivers.”
their grasp. Twenty-three years ago
insurance.
of Cottage drove and in the develop­ tion of Miss Palmer, resigned, and ac­
The community books, ordered from
The season ! or shooting Chinese J. B. Bales came west with his family,
ment of the tributary territory, in cepting the application of Miss Mu-key,
t!.e Sunset Magazine, are still in the pheasants opem I at midnight yester- and while looking for a suitable loca­
which cause it seeks the united support only routine business was translated.
hands of the printer.
day in Oregon, with the exception of tion in which to make a home found
$ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
of the whole people, and without which
The Commercial Club did not hold a
The Booster Committee of the Com­ four counties whi i 7 these birds are what has proven to be a favoreil spot,
it must be a failure. The merchant business session on Monday night,
If
you are not a Customer of this
mercial Çlub held its regular meeting protected abs.dub .. Jackson, Jose- a place which has the distinction of be­
is the mainstay of a newspaper, and there being no quorum present.
Bank,
let this be your invitation to
Wednesday evening.
pinne. Hood River >d Malheur. Now ing the tiist land upon which a truly
the community should appreciate this
Roseburg has parted with the ser­
become one.
Hotel Oregon has been crowded to the , , hunters are ag 1 oiling their shot­ commercial orchard has been establish­
to the extent, at least, of giving the vices of a booster at the time when
garret this week.
guns and collecting their shooting togs ed and maintained near Cottage Grove,
“ power behind the throne” their pat­ his aid is most needed.
Stelman Southworth anil family have preparatory to gi
nt into the wilds Mr. Bales chose the present location
$ 1 7 ,0 0 0 o o
ronage.
Mr. F. G. Conley went to Portland gone to McMinnville to reside.
to
hunt
the
finest
game
bird which under most peculiar conditions. When
There was a pleasant gathering at yesterday afternoon. He will return
The Sentinel wants a correspondent Oregon affords. Tin season extends he set out to find a homestead he knew
the home of Mr. Fred Russell of Dor- on Saturday.
in every locality in this part ot the from October 15 to November 15 for in his mind just the kind of a place he
ena last Friday evening, the occasion
Mr. J. C. Morss has been ill the past county. Send us the news from your
OF COTTAGE GROVE
killing male Chi •
pheasants, with desired to file upon, hut in order to get
being a birthday party.
fCVv days, but is mending.
neighbi rhood.
certain restrictions placed on the num­ to Ms present home it was necessary
Geo. Nichols, formerly editor of The The Wheeler-Thompson Company calls
Mr. E. K. Palmer, who is seriously ber of birds to be killed each day and to crawl upon his hands and knees to
Courier of this city, is now with attention to their $15 suits.
ill with dropsy, was brought to Cottage each seven days.
The new game reach his destination. The brush was
Truth, a Tacoma publication.
Work on the new Venske brick block Grove from Drain on Wednesday.
laws,
as
enacted
by tin Legislature, so dense from having been undisturbed
The board of equalization for this was commenced yesterday. It will be
A license to wed was issued to
that the passage of a human being
county will hold a meeting at Eugene a handsome structure and will be an Joseph T. Lee and Miss Nellie L. Ellis, now make it a misdemeanor to kill a
Chinese pheasant hen, and for that through it was a rare accomplishment.
tomorrow. The assessment rolls will improvement to Main street.
both of Cottage Grove, on Tuesday
resaon the hunters will have to be more- However, Mr. Bales chose a tract,
be publicly examined.
Tom Richardson, the most popular
Mrs. Despain returned to her home careful than usual. Heavy penalties which at the time was unsurveyed, but
Messrs. G. M. Hall and J. B. Rouse man in Oregon today, will address the in Eugene on Tuesday.
are imposed for infractions of this law afterward proved to belong to the Ore­
were in Eugene Saturday night.
Eugene Commercial club next Monday
Mesdames W. H. Abrams ami D. A. anil for violations of any of the provis­ gon & California land grant. He then
Miss Clara Potts of Eugene spent night. He will talk at Springfield on Paine went to Eugene Tuesday evening.
ions of tiie game cotie. The new law purchased the land from the railroad
Sunday with friends in this city.
Saturday.
Lee Chaney, who has heen ill, is in regard to killing females is not, people and began making a home for
Mrs. Belle Burnette w'as at the
Comrade G. W. Reynolds, who resides able to be out again. His wife, who
however, regarded with disfavor by tlie himself and family.
county seat on Saturday.
four miles south of Cottage Grove, ten­ was with him several days, returned to
sportsmen. They realize that the law
In a few years he realized the imssi-
Louis B. Hopkins, a former rancher dered the members of the local G. A. Eugene on Tuesday.
is the best thing for the propagation bilities of the fruit industry and sent
on Mosby creek, now a traveling sales­ R. a watermelon feast last Saturday
Mrs. Herbert Eakin was down from of the birds and the best sportsmen to a nurseryman for a selection of ap­
man in Washington and British Colum­ afternoon. It was a surprise to the Cottage Grove yesterday to attend the
have not, even in past years where ple trees which the nurseryman thought
bia, has found no section which he old veterans present.
Strange-Mundy nuptials. She went on there were no legal restrictions, killed adapted to this section. The variety
likes as well as the country surround­
The Spray-Wynne Company I as a to Salem on the local to visit relatives
the hens which were at the time of the sent was Ben Davis anil is comparative­
ing Cottage Grove. This much he handsome window display this week, there. Eugene Register.
open season still mothering their ly worthless. Not discouraged the two
says in a communication to Felix being a fireplace made of various Church
young. The new law makes prima sons then took up tin- toil of preparing
Currin, his former neighbor.
articles from stock. It is the work of
Whether you handle the pasteboards facie evidence that the females have a commercial orchard, and have been
Fingal Hinds, who has helped make M. C. C. Hazelton, who is a decided or not you cannot afford to miss hear­
so successful that they now have four­
been illegally killed.
Cottage Grove prosperous, is now blessj genius in this line.
ing Robert Sutcliffe relate “ The Ro­
Another change in the code is in the teen acres in choice apples which are
ed with a little daughter, born to
A new- wagon bridge has been built mance of a Pack of Cards” at the Meth­
limit of number of birds which may lie in demand. An exhibit from this or­
himself and wife Monday, Oct. 11.
across Shopp’s creek in Commissioner odist church Sunday evening.
killed. This year but five pheasants chard will be displayed at the Second
A L L K IN D S O F
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler returned on Sat­ Hard’s district. Messrs. Hogate and
The Spray-Wynne Company adver­ may be killed in one day and ten in any Annual fair to be held in Spokane No­
urday from Hood River, whither she Cunningham of this city doing the tises Charter Oak heaters.
vember
15.
seven consecutive days. The limit for
went to attend a meeting of the State work.
Come to the Sentinel’s reading and grouse, native partridges or rull’ed
W. C. T. U. Mrs. Roy Woods stopped
Mr. J. B. Protzman has returned rest room.
BELIEVE IN THE FATES.
grouse tinil partridges is the same, and
in Portland to visit friends for a few from an extended visit to his former
Mr. Walker Young,an old-time friend, the code especially provides that It is
G r e e k P e a s a n t s and t h e R u l e o f t h e
days.
home in West Virginia. Charles Protz­ came down from Eugene yesterday to
illegal to kill more than five in a day
M o ra i O v e r C h ild re n .
,
Mrs. Nellie Winzenreid was a pas­ man, who accompanied his father, re­ spend a few hours with the Rev. C. H.
or ten in a week, as the ease may he,
Tin*
p
e
a sa n try of <lrtM*c«» firmly be­
senger on Monday for Springfield, where mains at Morgantown to attend school. Wallace, who is seriously ill at his
of any or all birds. No provision is lieve th a t the fu tu re of every child is
she went to be at the bedside of her
Miss Roxy Pringle spent Sunday with home on South street. Mr. Young was
made, however, that the limit number determined by the th ree fates, know n
father, Frank Hendricks, who was at Cottage Grove friends. She is teach­ accompanied by Mrs. Stewart, his
allowed of other game birds may not by the n am e of th e Morai. In the
that time dangerously ill.
ing in the Goshen schools.
neice, Mrs. Gillispie and the Misses be killed in connection with the live popular m ind this trio of fates a re
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Corrman of Eu­ Worthy Matron Mrs. J. H. Chambers Mamie and Mary Roberts.
total of Chinese pheasants, ruffed supposed to I k * three old and wrinkled
gene were in the city on Saturday, urges all members of the Eastern Star
At the meeting of the Knights of grouse or native pheasants, grouse and women w hose habitation is a moun­
tain cave. T hey come sim ultaneously
guests of relatives.
to gather at Masonic hall this evening Pythias, held Wednesday night, ar­
partridges. In other words a hunter to a house w h ere a new baby lias
Dr. Dayton, the optician, was in at 7.30.
rangements were made for forming may not kill five Chinese pheasants
made its ap pearance, sa y s the London
Cottage Grove on Saturday. He has
Ernest Bisby has gone to Portland a team to take part in a contest to be
and five grouse, hut he may kill two f i lobe.
“ made the town” regularly for seven for the winter.
held at Eugene in November. The con­ grouse three Chinese pheasants, 30
When they a re expected all fu r n i­
years.
Capt. Hardy, representing the Peters test is third rank work. It is expected
ducks and five quail. The gun experts ture is set aside so that th eir aged
The work of rebuilding the cab of Cartridge Company, went into the hills that at this gathering teams from
who kill live birds the first day will, and tottering feet may not he h in ­
the locomotive that was badly damaged on Monday, accompanied by Mr. H. H. Roseburg, Cottage Grove, Eugene and
A LL W O R K
according to the law, be allowed to dered. and re fre sh m e n ts in the shape
by taking a tumble into Row river on Veatch, and returned with a handsome Junction City will take part.
kill five at any time during the suc­ of honey cakes, bread an d wine are
the Oregon & Southeastern, is nearly buck. On the previous day they drove
The Electric Lighting Company hav­ ceeding days, but no more than that placed read y fo r those im p o rtan t G U A R A N T E E D ! !
though invisible guests. Money, too,
completed, and the iron horse will into the country, where Mr. Veatch ing offered to illuminate any boosting
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number. After that they will have to is placed for them as a bribe to get |
again be placed in service as soon as demonstrated to the captain’s perfect sign the Commercial Club might chose
wait until the week is up and then they their favor for the baby, so t h a t his
the tank arrives from Portland.
satisfaction that he is something of a to erect, the Promotion Department
may' start anew in getting the birds.
fu ture may be one long, s w eet song,
The Mountain View school, three shot himself.
now has the matter under consideration.
Other birds which came into season tin* superstition being t h a t all th ings
miles west of this city, has opened
We don’t repair the earth, but we It is probable that an attractive adver­
last night at midnight are quail, which good and bad a r e in tin* giv in g of the
4 TH S T . O R P . C I T Y H A L L
with twelve pupils and Miss May Ran do repair Bicycles, Guns, Umbrellas tisement for Cottage Grove and the
will be ligitimate prey for a month fates.
dell of Eugene as teacher. This is a and Baby Carriages. We do experi­ surrounding country will be displayed
On no a c c o u n t must the child’s
with allowance for tio days shooting
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
comparatively new school.
mental and model work. We manu­ alongside the railroad tracks that “ he
beauty he alluded to when the Moral
in
Josephine
anil
Jackson
counties;
Mr. Fred Russell, of the Chambers facture all kinds of Machine Novelties. who runs may read.”
are present, as this will certainly make
grouse, native pheasants or rulfed its good looks disappear. Marks on a J. C. .JOHNSON
Lumber Company, departed on Sunday Consult us. Cochran & Nichols.
A literary society has been organiz­ grouse, and partridges.
All these baby’s skin a re looked upon as sent by
for Chicago. He will be absent about
Anna Macauley today began suit in ed at Goshen, with R. C. Rooney as
. \ttorncv-nt-Lii i r
birds, except quail, may not, however, these h a rb in gers of weal or woe.
ten days.
the circuit court against A. W. and president.
Practice in all C ourts of State.
C orp o r­
he shot down in Union, Wallowa, Bak­
Ill luck is supposed to lx* tin* lot of
Mr. V. White will again take up his Mary Morse to recover $175 on two
J. I). Humphreys of Goshen has pur­ er, Umatilla or Grant counties, where the children w ho cut th eir u p per teeth ation, m ining anil Probate law a specialty
residence in Cottage Grove, having promissory notes. W. C. Counter is at­ chased a home at Lorane.
Collection anil Insurance.
the season closed on October 1. The first. T h e re a re one or tw o A frican
sold his business in Portland.
torney for the plaintiff, says the Eu­
OKKRON
Creswell council believes in public­ season for shooting prairie chickens tribes who so firmly believe lids th a t C O TTA C .K I'.R O V K ,
John Durham purchased the buildings gene Guard.
ity. All ordinances are published in closed all over the state at midnight they a re said to kill all babies b u t
formerly on the site where the new
those whose lower teeth a p p e a r first.
Samuel Nelson, who recently sold his the Chronicle, thus informing tax pay­
F. L. INGRAM
last night.
Another race of people in tin* d a rk
Venske block will be erected.
farm, has bought land in Alberta, ers and others of its doings.
Dentist
continent set» nil the signs of bad for
F. J. Taylor left on Saturday for Canada, and will move thereto soon.
John Bell and Bert Cantonwine of
DEATH
CLAIMS
ANOTHER.
tu
ne
in
tw
ins,
and
so
they
avoid
it,
by
Divide, where he will be employed in
That the Kelso Mining company ex­ Eugene were in this city on Wednesday
the B. H. Lee sawmill during the win­ pects to do considerable work in the perfecting arrangements for opening Mrs. Nellie Taylor Dies of the Dread slaying all of them.
S tew art-P orter I ¡nib ling
ter.
Bohemia district is evidenced by the an electric theatre, which place of
Disease Consumption.
Team Works at Drain.
A. //. KING
B. W. Cooper is building a comfort­ fact that twenty tons of “ grub” were amusement will probably be thrown
Nellie
B.
Taylor,
wife
of
James
C.
^"Capt.
F. H. Rosenberg and bis effi­
able cottage in the McFarland addition. shipped to the camp this week.
Attorney at Law
open to the public within a fortnight. Taylor, departed this life yesterday cient drill team went to Drain on Mon­
The family of Robert Phillips moved
C. H. Beattie of Springfield was a
The Creswell Development League morning at the age of thirty-eight day and initiated several applicants in­
C O L L E C T IO N S A SPF.CIAI.TY
from their place on the Coast Fork, to Cottage Grove visitor on Monday.
has invited members of the Cottage years, tuberculosis being the cause of to the Woodmen of the World lodge at N e a r B r id g e . : C O T T A C . K C.R O V I-
Orleta, near Portland, on Sunday.
Mr. Tyson has recovered from his Grove Commercial Club to meet with
Mr. Phillips is engaged in the mer­ recent indisposition, and is again about it tomorrow afternoon,- when Tom death. Deceased leaves a husband and that place. Head Consul Boak of Den­ . / . E. YOUNG
four small children to mourn her loss. ver was present, and endorsed his
chandise business at that place.
as usual.
Richardson, of the Portland Club, will The funeral took place front the home previous remark that, the Cottage
t A t t o r n e y a t L a w
Mrs. J. E. Fritz and Mrs. Till Kohls,
H. F. Mattran of Grants Pass has make an address. Mr. Richardson is
Office o n Main Str ee t, West Sitle
Grove floor-workers comprise the best
mother and grandmother respectively taken a position as night clerk at Hotel a booster and creates enthusiasm anew of Isaac Taylor, father of the bereaved
husband, at 1 :30 o’clock today, the si
team he has ever seen perform the COTTAGE GROVK
OREGON
of tile late Mrs. Morss, arrived here Oregon.
wherever he entertains.
mon being preached by the Rev. Elkins work. This is, indeed, the highest
on Saturday morning from McGregor,
L. A. Lee and family arrived in Cot­
Dr. Oglesby was a Eugene visitor of the Christian church, of which the compliment that could lie paid Mr. ./. 0. VAN WINKLE, M. I).
Iowa, to attend the funeral of their tage Grove on Monday, and have taken on Monday.
deceased was a faithful member. Bur­ Rosenberg and his fellow Woodmen.
relative. They will remain here a fort­ up their residence here. Mrs. Lee is a
Physician anti Surgeon
L. D. Scarbrough of Creswell dried ial was in the Odd Fellows’ cemetery. Head Organizer F. B. Tichner of Port­
night or more.
Special
attention
given to diseases of the
sister of Miss Rose Ferry.
200 tons of prunes this season.
Mrs. Taylor was a native of Eureka, land was present, and also fully appre­ eye and ear. Offices over the Hank of
Miss Elsie Lea, who is teaching
D. E. Jackson of Lorane registered
Senator I . , H. Bingham of Eugene Illinois, hut had resided in the west for ciated the work.
C ottage Grove
school in District No. 50, near Hebron, at Hotel Oregon on Monday.
was here on Thursday.
a number of years. For some time
P h o n e s —Office, Main 5KH; Residence, K4
spent Saturday and Sunday in this city.
H. D. Crites, a sawmill man of I)iss-
Phillips Farm Sold.
J. E. Heaton, of the telephone com­
She has twenty-nine pupils under her ton, was in Cottage Grove on Tuesday. pany, came up from Eugene on bus­ past her home had been at Divide,
The Phillips K- King agency has this
where her husband was employed. Her
charge.
week sold the “ Bob” Phillips ranch of
The Sentinel man spent a few hours iness Thursday.
failing health had caused her to make
Jesse Thornton has added a small one day this week on the ranch of
G. H. Kelly and A. M. Hagen of preparations for a prolonged visit to 155 acres, located seven miles up the
addition to his residence in the First Felix Currin, and saw many things Eugene transacted business in town
Coast Fork river to a Mr. Finley of
California, but her rapidly weakening
E U G E N E ORE.
ward.
Eastern Oregon,the consideration being
worth seeing Mr. Currin has 3,000 this week.
condition prevented this move. She
A. G. Miller, a rancher a few miles young English walnut trees growing,
Gilbert Tyson, of Hampton & Co., was broinrht to Cottage Grove the first $3,000. Alxmt thirty acres arc under Rooms ft and 10, McClung Building
southwest of town, wishes to sell his and when in full bearing expects to visited Eugene yesterday.
cultivation. Mr. Finley has now gone
of the present week, little thinking
Paul Merrill, President
land that he may go to Roseburg to get something over 7000 bushels of
Mrs. C. E. Brown, who has been a that the end was so near . The sur­ for his family, and will return here in
Fred G. Shekels, Sec’y.
about
two
weeks.
It
is
his
intention
reside in the future.
nuts therefrom.
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Thos. viving members of the family have
Abstracts prepared and furnished.
to engage in dairying, selling his milk
“Jack” Baker of Portland, one of Pearce, returned to her home in Eu­ the sympathy of many friends.
Mr. L. N. Hutchinson, who resides
Titles Kxainined.
to the Cottage Grove creamery.
Real E state Loans,
southwest of town, on Monday brought the best known of traveling salesmen gene yesterday.
Prices and terms are reasonable.
Takes F irs t S te p s.
Mr. L. S. Hill, superintendent of the
The Sentinel a vine loaded with second making this section, was in Cottage
Will Pla it Fruit Trees.
Vour calls or letters .are always wel­
crop berries from a raspberry bush in Grove the first of the week trying to Brown Lumber Company, spent several
Mr. J. I’. Spray has this week taken
John S. Milne and E. O. Strange of come..
his yard. The family has been using palm ofTsome old stories for new ones. days this week in the southern part of measurements on the Row river pre­ Cottage Grove, have purchased the E.
Money to loan at six per ce n t on
I I
the berries for several days, and pro­ He left with Captain Hardy, whither Oregon, on business bent.
paratory to the construction of a dam S. Kolfc tract near Eugene. The pur­
J. J. Kenney, who has a saw mill at on that stream for irrigation pur|x>ses. chaser- will get the ground in shape
vided no killing frost comes soon quite he goeth no man knoweth.
Albany Herald: Postmaster Van Leona, was in Cottage Grove, this week, The work will be undertaken this
a second crop of the fruit will yet be
and next spring will set the whole tract
Winkle
of this city returned this morn­ smiling as usual.
had.
fall, unlc the rains come earlier than to pears. The way southern Oregon
The .eighth grade boys are learning usual and raise the river. When this liears are selling on the eastern mar­
Edward E. Mercer of California has ing from a three weeks’ trip to South­
purchased through the Beaulieu & eastern Oregon. While away he visited to handle the football, as well as to project is •'insummated Mr. Spray will kets has lead people to believe there is
Woodard agency twenty acres four a sister, Mrs Dr. Patterson of Merrill. solve the problems in interest and have one of the valuable tracts of land h great market for them, and a num­
Old Tim* Auctioneer
miles up the Coast Fork river and will He also looked after business mat­ percentage.
in the Willamette valley.
ber of good pear orchards will !*■ set
H. C. Cook will move his stock of
raise vegetables for market next sea­ ters in Klamath Falls, Cottage Grove
Can soil anything, from a leather
out next year.
How About An Opera House9
groceries crockery and shoes to the
son. He is now on the land, and is and other points on his return trip.
tea-kettle to a cast-iron
C.
I*.
Hansen,
manager
of
the
sash
Manager Conley has received a com­
Mrs. A. B. Wood is visiting relatives new Woodward building as soon as it
doing preparatory work.
hull - dog.
and door factory at Medford, was here
Mr. J. F. Spray has completed 'a and friends at Tacoma, her former is completed. One block east of the munication from a Californian who
COTTAGE GROVE
:
OREGON
inquires if an up-to-date opera house on Tuesday buying lum!>er.
cement sidewalk in front of his res­ home. Mr. Wood will join her next Hotel Oregon.
£
TERSELY TOLD TOWN TOPICS.
$
opens
WHY ?
Capital and Surplus
Undivided Profits
First N ational Bank
Look ! Here !
Dying
French Dry
Steam Cleaning
Pressing
Cleaning
Suits
Furs
Hats
Gloves
Laces
LAD IES’ S U I T S
A S P E C IA L T Y
Guches & Thorndyke
EUGENE ABSTRACT CO
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