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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1911)
•V J i jf A» Í hiiihling« and main ASSESSMENTS ARE LEVIED I mummt will lie |ilari-i| ili (ini leu (inte 0 • Í feature« mul Elu eon l'iirkH, with the enmieetlnir «treleh COST TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF I of lumi hetweeu the two. The «elee HOME COMPANIES TO JOIN IN T h N N F.SSKK H I TT h R M l-.NT. > liuti nf the «Ite reveal« the |iiun of the WAR ON RIVALS. I Ihuiril nf iMreetur* to l u l l ki the K x | hi - «itiiiii urouii'l the «'«miriti purl of Sun MuiMbitl Nutilles Holder« Thut P a y - j Frunei«e„. In «peakin« ..i the B,lu.- Uni.it of Force» Gives Long Distance meut M um H i - Mitdr to Record Connection in Exchange tor tinn of the «Ite Preuiileiil Ubarli'» C. i Moore nu jil : " I t 1 « our hh-a to eon- 1 er Within l e u Duys. Local Service. «truel II hou ll'vunl from 'IVb-grH|ih Hill I Mandini Frank SiiiMlgrusH ha« lln« to Harhor View, theuee In Ilo l‘ ri • ulm, ! Tin Hume Telephone enmpuny and week «rrved indice of l l e e t i i h h i h n 10 I menili I'ltrk, theuee to the ri vie I the I'oslul Telegraph company prnhu- iiient« upon Ih" prn|H-rly huMcr« un eenlei et Market mul Vau Ne«« uve-1 I lily w il1 join forces in a wur will* their i'lii« hiiiilevuril will he the rivals, the Paeifu- States Telegraph A l'rnneMHee uvenue, levied h\ thè city nui-». uriiuih-Nt murine drive m the world. i Telephone company and the Western eoiini'il mi August In. The uH«e«Nniriit I h due teli duv* after «i-rvice nf thè no 11 i« planned tu improve und heniitif) [ Union Telegraph company, for the lice, wlu'ii it 1« puyulde, unle«« advun- T«-l«-gra¡.h Kill, and lo erri t un oh»«-rv- long-distance telephone houmesH be tlli(e ìn tuken of thè Huneruft in i. wliieh atury. I.lneoln Purk will le- imprie ed ! tween ( oast cities. Until now the unii lieuiitifled. In (¡olden (¡at# Park Home companies, of which there is one u II own teli veur« in whlch In muke pny A L L O U T D OORS iinmt, The varimi« UMeHimont» are un the permunent huililii>f{M will he plueeil, I in every e unity where the automatic A W A IT S YO UR the Ja pulir «e min Chine«? gurih-n», all telephone» are in use, have been unulde followN : ol wlnrh will he permanent »tincture«. . to break in upon the Paeitie State» mo W. II. Cooper, $.'121.itti ; A. W. Sum Tin- nperutInfi« melili the b«*giiming nf nopoly of long-distance husinesa, and nier», $22l.2u, Mr«. Ella Cmiper, $IUH.- thè heiiut I lient ion of San I-raiiri«eo. , the Boxtul lias been compelled to fare IO; Mi U Walilir, f i 10.46; t 11 tin- situation of being deprived o f di .lolle«. $211 in. Marioli Veliteli, $212. LOCK QUESTION SETTEEI). KmLIe. *5.00 to $1 I 1.00 rect connection with soon- thousand» of MI. Mr». S. E. Itluir, $IOt!.2fi; C. H. Work of Securing Right-of-Way Will I B ro w ru rs, $ 1 .0 0 to $ 12 .0 0 telephone »ubscriher», »urh as is enjoy l'lteher,$2:W 01. Worlh Harvi-y, $‘.m*.t| . Begin Forthwith. ed hy the Western Union, which for Walker A llurvey, $41*.M); K. I-.. Wulk I . r | u» »how you h o w ra * y »1 I* to I he people nf the Willamette valley several month* I ihm ill-re pled messages er, $20.1 KM Jume« Se«r«, $‘*7.'.'4 . Mr M. A. Mollili, ftttMHl ; I». Slerlina, will rejoice ut the in-WH jum I reet-lverl hy tin I’ urihe Stale« telephone« and m ik e Rfxid pi< t u r n th** «ill h y d a y lig h t $1 1 « i o:t. Southern l'aeihr Ituilmud coni from Washington to the effrel that thr charged them to tho»«- aubacribera at w a y. pany, f i HO T.l. .1, M. Ilurham, $di 4H , «eeretury of war will Noon approve Ihe Hit- end of each month. The B oh I h I .1 <ihn Muxlry, I l i«. 17 ; Jume» (i/ment, report of the army cnj<!nerr» reeom- company is in a position to giv e long I l l 0 4 fi.s. It. l'i|H-r, $21 l.7.ri ; W. V. mendlllK the eniiHlruetiotl nf the m W distance service with its heavy copper DeVVulf. $212 iti. Inhn Iturtel«, $ll»S.- canal and lo k« on the . ust aide nf the wire« and rights of way from one t-rid I lie Home 2>, Mal imi Veliteli, $HM 2fi , J. II. I.ew i river at I Iregon City, at an c lim a ted -if the state to thr other. 1 «, $22'1 7a , Oliver ( ' Veliteli, $10.1.7«. i-o»l of $7M,ooo, and immediate «tep« people absolutely require long-distance I*. ( hriHinan, $120.Hi . M, E. Chureli | w ill he taken hy the govi-rnmcnt to connection* und in Honjr inMlunre« have par«ou«Ke, $121 .lo; I*. l'hrisman, $1211. ' aeipnre the nere««ury right of wuy, not been aide to get franchises. Con- I says the Courier. It in eatimuted that si-quentlv a union o f force» between W ; t . J. Kein, $112.02. four year« will he reijuired to hut lit the tli« I'oslul and the Home is deemed a jeunal alter the right of way ■« uhluin- logical outcome of the dilemma of each. Hit; M IEI. M A Y RÉSU M É. i ed, I he army engineer» have agreed Pirparutious M akin g to Drop Stumps i wllh .........,.xprt.Hwl lln it AuKtralians Would Come Here. COMBINE AGAINST P. T. & T. IM PORTED AND DEMESTIC W A SH GOODS 1 2 /C, At a Great Reduction 14c and 20c Wash Fabrics at 10 Cents K O DAK R E ID S E A L HAIR PUFFS AND SWITCHES Natural hair Shade Switches Three Stem at $2.00, $2.10 and $3.00 Puffs to Match Any Shade of Hair at $2.25 To Our Friends and Patrons: l V #/ at thr Hard Mining Properties. ago hy Major Me I mine that It I« heiter I .1. Hard, who represent« one of the and cheaper to huild a canal on the h u g e t mining properties in the Bohr- c»«t «nie ol the river than to acquire M i l « diNlriet, and who has api-nl a do/ the • listing w e d side Canal. i n year« in developing them, went lia k It) the adoption of tins plan the Wil lute earnp mi Monday after an a I »cnee lamette will lie kept open to emit in- of - rvera 1 moli'h«, ih-ring which tune irons navigation during the time the he vialled eusU rri itiea. When u»ked canal und locks are under eonatruetinn it lie woukl resume nining o|«-ratimis, whereas navigation would hirvc to he Mr Hunt informed The Sentinel thut su»|«ndcd for from I h month« to three there w as u errluin amount of activity years if tin went mdc canal «houli! lie at Ila lamp, untie twenty men being rebuilt. • tn ployed in huildmg io ids and ut the Ihe engineer« proposi to construct a mine, und thut he ronlcmplulcd start euiiul with lurks tfi feet wide mal itisi log the hig stamp mill in the not very feet long, with a navigable depth of diHtunt future. There is, however, un- I**» feel. ■ irtniiit) on this |«iint, h s aim la-mg : While the cost of the pro|aised new In first get everything in the l*eat of canal ami lock» is $154.1»») more than the ahapa an that rem it» may lie ulluin- ; »mount originally thought nereaaury, ••d when the «lumps Pegni lo drop, j ih'* engineers uri- of Ihe opinion that Mr. Hurd «aid he hud employe«! a thm i work should he undertaken in the in- mighlv rom|ietent millmun, which j « f Tree navigation. Oregon has Would liulicule that something will la i appropriated *100,0110, and rung resa ha» doing in the production o f the yellow ! appropriated a like amount. Therefore metal. Ore in coming f ’ um the mi c | d " 'll rcipnrc an additional a|ipropria daily The corporati-m repreaented hy I lion hy congress of $ lr.|,i»»i he fore the Mr. Hard has un Investment of more I canal cun lie compieteli, but with $600,- Iliuti $:!.riO,i«»l in lln- Itohelinu, and proli- '»»» immediately uvuilulile, no fortlier uhiv ha.« lite lieat ei|uipment ni the approprintion by congress w ill be neees- -ary before ISIS, in the view of the ramp. engineer*, who ure of the opinion that All Must Carrv I.ights. Oregon, having appropriated $.««>,ooti, A Emulon corr<-s|Hindent rei|Ueats ir. hua liorne it» fair »hare o f the mat formulimi eunce'rning thè new law per und they recommend thut emigre»», at tuinlng tu ligula un vchicle*, askmg if Hie pro|«-r time, appiopriate the ner«s»- farmela' wagon« musi curry 'ight* '(ore sarv remainder. ui«l lift. I f the law un passed by thè FLOGGED BOY FOUND DEAD. Inst legislnture is coimtrueil liti-rally it wiII uot mily la- neeessury for the | Klamath Falls Lad Leaves Pathetic t imo r t" curry llghts, Imi all Vehlcles j Letter Blaming F'ather. Mtiveil hy hor«c|«iWi r and othcrwisc, 1 With a letter placed in tils hat naying me ludi og huhy huggiea, puah cari*, and he left home because hi« father heal even pi-rsons " V e h i e l e " in the law him while he was sick »lid starving, lru 1 « detined « « any moving " t h i n g " not Ingraham, aged la, was found dead nioved hy horo- power. A mutar ve within a few ns's of the frequently- hiele is deli ned un mi) "th in g' iiiovcd traveled county road near Klamath otlier Ih mi iiy borse |aiwer. All velile- Fulls, lie w as the son of Junu-s In Ics olhcr thun motor cara ure n-ijuired graham. a restaurant-keeper of thut to curry mie tight showing re i to the city. The tiny left home ten day» be renr. It inuy he inferrod, therefore, fore, a fter he 1 » said to have been beat thut pedestriun.s heing "th ilig » llmved en by his father because the lad threat hy |siwer," wiil liave to display lights ened to ahimt turn if he did not stop ut night showing red to reur. flogging his younger sister and him. He started to walk to Fort Klamath, tint tieean.e tired »ml ill and lay down Thut Southern Oregon intenda tu reap by the mail side and wrote the letter Home lienellt from the recent rate de-1 explaining he wus starving und would cìh I oiih ih cvldenl from thè fiu-t thut u rather die than appeal for aid. number ol the rommunitiea along the Smithern l'nciflc interni to he In ani I e- Tennessee Avenue Finished. fnre the interalate commerce conimi» - The contractor completed macadam niun, which meeta ili Portland on Sep- izing Tennessee avenue on Monday, and tember 4. While t'ottiige Uro ve wiII it wus thrown open to public use Tues iiiit participute in u demund thut the day morning. The job is an exception lindingH of the ennim-ssion in otlier ter- ally g o o d one, und from all indications ritorien bc upplied to territorio» tic- the thoroughfare will endure for many twi-i-n Sun l-'ruiicÌHCii und l'orlluml, ita years. Engineer Jones is now giving ncighboring town ure urtive und liopc attention to the completion of East lo yet autaifin-timi. Main street, which improvement whs WaLt Rcduccd Rates. Cecil Jeffrey, manager o f the Young Australia l.t-ague, com posed of an or ganization of hoys giving u perform ance similar to that of the ('alumina Burk Hoys' club of San Francisco, writes fmm Berth, Australia, fo ra date hi Cottage Grove sometime during Oc tober. There ure 4.ri boys, with a hand of J h pie -»■*, and the performance con sist» of 12 act«, typify ing all the tiling« the boys can lie taught to do. I f the aggregation visits Cottage Grove it nuNt In- upon invitation of the people. The management brings before the Commercial club the question as lo whelh r this city wishes the»«. Austral ian hoys to come here. t h e generous W patronage you have given us in the past and in order to care for your increasing Dated. August 1H, Il!*l. G. C. HOSI.EY. To merely satisfy your customer is one way o f doing business, but orders we have secured the services o f Mr. Roy I lean, a first-class oper “STYLE B INDUCER IMPERIAL E D C E r V l U NO OUTER TUFTS and have given him charge o f our studio. Make Long Inspection Trip. All our work THE 0STERM00R MATTRESS will now be done at home. Oiunty Judge Thompson und Com missioner Hemphill returned Saturday • W e are sure that you will he evening from a 21»»-mile drive from Per Eugene to the eastern line of l.une pleased with his skill. county with a mule team and a wagon. sonally we will do view ing The trip occupied over one week and was taken in the form of an inspection and outside work. I f you trip to investigate the condition of the roads on the Upper Willamette rivers, want line views or post cards •-»penally along where the new railroad call us. has been euntaructed a"d from where much complaint has been heard. ’Ihe t -o members o f the county court went as far as Summit Lake. As a result A. .1. ,\ 1 - 111*1 long. Bnq>. of the trip two new bridges have been North itli St. ordered and a third one will kimui he Phone 1 « fu-eded an i ordered.—Guard. Lane county's territory is so vast that should h commissioner start on a tour of inspection the day he qualified he could not view every mile «if its highways before his term expired. A d/ivr of 2t»i miles in one direction to inspect roads leading to the county line is an expense the taxpayers of Lane will tir«- of before long. Will stand the test of time. quality. AND Would Like Information. A number o f residents immediately east und southeast of the park wubld like to know whether or not their prop erty is within the corporation limits of Cottage Grove, or still a part of Lane county. By the special election held last May, in which the qualified elec tors within and without the city par ticipated, this territory in common with others, was annexed to the municipal ity, but the claim has been set up by tome of those annexed that the pro ceeding was illegal and would he con- testeii. A fund of about $Hl»l was rais ed for the purpose, and it is said an ac tion will lie instituted in the courts to prevent annexation. The matter ims, however, hung tire for months, and a , number of interested property owners are desirous o f knowing where they are at. Inspect our large stock of Ostermoor and and other makes. See us before buying Furniture, Stoves and Ranges, Carpets, Linoleums. Lace Cur tains and Drapperies, Trunks and Suit Cases, Tin and Graniteware. Tents. Hammocks-and Screen Doors WE SAVE YOU MONEY KINTER BROS. H O U S E F U R N IS H E R S HOUSE FURNISHINGS From five to thirty years of satisfactory service is proof o ft mattress Armstrong’ s Studio PHONE 6 t W Y N N E & WOODS t ® Bee Supplies <•> ns Screen W ire ns ns NEW AND Garden Hose /|N Blue F lame O il Stoves SECON D H A N D Í# ns ns ns Knowles & Gräber ns ns ns ns Fdose Reels Builders’ Hardware Garden Tools Valvoline Oils FashionStables i W . R. TUC K ER . Prop. W Y N N E & WOODS NEAR THE S P. DEPOT * « d\ FARMERS and BUSINESS MEN No More Drinking Cups. In conformity with the law enacted at the last legislature the Southern Bu- clfie will t««iay abandon the use of all public drinking cups in stations »mi on < the ears o f their line. It will there fore he in ord r for the public to hear ' the fact in mind, and secure individual cups when preparing for a trip. N U F -S E O /IN S H ELF HARDWARE Excursion to Newport. Grading Roads. OSTtRMOOR** SLEEP to H ighly Please Them is Our Way. ator, retoucher and finisher, undertaken last fall. There has been The last excursion from Cottage Rome delay in getting line stone fur the Grove to Newport this summer will oc Mr. J. Schilling o f Medford haa top eout it being neees-ary to crush cur on Sunday next, tickets for the leitaed thè Stewart und l'orter ranch of three yurds to get one o f this size. /mind trip being $2.50. The Eugene local 240 aerea, live inib-a ciist ot Collage will leave Cottage Grove at 5:10 a. m., May Erect New Bottling Plant. tìrove, for a year, und ha.« moveil hi» making connection at Albany fur N e w family thereto. Mr. Schilling, after I The 1’ alapooya Springs Company, a thorough investigation of soil condi-' whose plant is ut London, lias in mil port. Returning train No. 15 will ar lions, believes this to be one o f the I templation the erection o f a new hot- rive here at 1 :2ti a. m., giving nearly most productive farms In Western Ore- i tling house, plans for which are now six hours at the beach. ma Interstate Exposition have »elected , date. the site for the Exposition. The per | COMP ANY t K thank you for Eeascs Largì- Ranch. gon. Hi- w ill irrigate a considerable being prepared by Mr. W. K. Brown, part o f the tract, and expects a hum the superintendent. It is the purpose of the company to install new and mini |u-r crop from the I hiii I next season. erò machinery, and to increase the ca Expires From Lockiaw. pacity o f the plant very materially. As the result o f scratching himself -pju.re ¡s „ growing demand for ( ’ h I h - oti a atick of wood he was carrying in Water, and to meet this demand his arma into the house, David A. Rob more adequate facilities are deemed inson, a El-year-old son o f John G. Rob necessary. inson, living west o f Eugene, die,I Sat- . Notice to the Public. urday of liN-kjaw. A physician was, Having left my led and Isiard with- unable to lind even the mark. A few nut just cause or provocation, 1 hereby minutes after the aerateli he felt a s illi notify all persons not to give my wife, ness in hi* shoulder. [l.auru H. Bosley, credit on my account, i as I will not be resjuinsible for any in Exposition Site Chosen. The hoard o f directors of the Pana- debtedness incurred by her after this Burkholder-Woods Courteous Treatment and John Hull has had a force o f men and ! Prompt teams grading roads, on his ranch south Rates to «>f town, which he recently sub divided into small tracts. This is one of the most attractive propositions ' in this section, the land selling at $100 per acre cleared and fenced. TRAVELING MEN Reasonable All. SPECIALTY Come in and list your property with us. W e are having many inquiries from prospective purchasers from all jia rtso f the l nited States and Canada. I f you want to sell, buy or trade, be sure and come in and see us. H E M E N W A Y <11 LO C K W O O D