Cottage Grove sentinel., September 29, 1911, Image 6

COFFEE FOR TWO.
SPECIAL SESSION UNLIKELY
Gives Party in Honor of the Silk
TAKES UP U. APPROPRIATION. Rifle Competition on Local Range
Creek Sunday SchooJ.
October 11th.
Independent Portland Paper Goes
Mr. and Mia. Rollili Wonlcy, who
Following general ordera have just
PUBLIC SENTIMENT SEEMS TO resides 11 few niilea weal of this city,
Into Subject Thoroughly.
been iasued from regimental head­
BE AGAINST IT.
The Daily News, Portland’s inde­
gave at their home, Friday evening.
quarters to the Fourth Regiment, O.
pendent newspaper, in its issue o f last N lì.
Sept. 22, 11 select party in honor of Hie
Friday, discusses the referendum upon
I. The annual rifle competition of Farmers Think New Legislatute Silk ('reek Sinuluy school.
the University of Oregon appropria­ the 4th Regiment of Infantry, Oregon
About thirty ja-raons were |ireai-nt,
Necessary to Get Suitable
tions in a pointed manner, first outlining National Guard, will be held on the re­
1111 -1 ml ing a few of the old neighbor*
Legislation.
the initial proceedings and attributing spective company rifle ranges on the
und Hie nienihera of Hie Sunday achool.
A alimi, lint very ilitereating program
the cause o f the action to th.> "people following dates ;
Isn't it w ise lo i stai e ynui mon
who would have to pay the bills," they
Sentiment hostile to a special legis­ waa most aatisfai-toril.V rendered by
t ’o. " G , " Albany, Oregon, October
preferring to vote on the measure 6, 1911.
lative session lias aligned the grange, home tulcnt. That the program was ' wlieir you know il I» «lixoJiilely sai
rather than having the enormous a p ­
Co.*’ M,” Dallas, Oregon, October 7. trades unions and minty of the gissl much a|i|irei-iated by all waa maiilfcal ^ I Ills is llu- assuialM e mil ile|>o»l|ofs liux
ed by Hie loud ii|i|il«uae.
roads advocates in opjMisilioM to it,
propriation* railroaded through the 1911.
I W e tola it vom lui sines* ami |>ei*oi
Alter the |>rogrum was com-luded,
legislature by the l.ane county delega-
"T
h
e
very
same
men,
who
passed
t o . "11," Ashland, Oregon, October
at counts, ussiti mg you ol tlir lies! Lan
1 lion.
The News recites how, after 9. 1911.
the road laws at the last session will games were played until aiqqier tune.
As yet it’a a table just for two,
! mg sel vu e.
Mr. Parkison had gone to California
A plate foi me and a plate toi Sue —
Co, " D , ” Koseburg, Oregon, Octo­ coinjmse the extra session of the legis Sandwiches, cake and lemonade were
for the benefit of his health, the Eu­ ber 111, 1911,
lature. As these were vetoed tiy Gov­ servisi. No one wins alow in pronounc­
M> bride and 1.
gene committee, with Judge Slater
White as her heart is the cloth between,
t'o. " K , " Cottage Grove, Oregon, ernor Weal, it seems unnecessary for ing every tiling to be o f the beat.
llu* body to meet, pass good roads
Supper over, chocolate caiidii-s were
| leading the uproar, entered charge of October 11. 1911.
Blight as hei eyes the silver's sheen ;
lutaacd around snd the playing o f guinea
fraudulent petitions, and says he ia
measures
as
they
see
fit,
and
have
And I gaze and tiy
Coe. " A " aiul " O " , Kugene, Ore­
...T H E ...
them again fall under the veto ux. It waa then resumed.
now on the ground to defend the peti­ gon, October 12, 1911.
To understand and to calculate
There wua jtleiily of fun for nil, und
tions, which were largelv secured | II. The commanding ofliccr of each ia unreasonable also to expect the
Why 1 have won so much trom Fate,
As she who gazes with eyes ot blue
through his etforta.
company will select eight men from bis members o f Hie legislature to serve Hntiga were kept lively until twelve
Across the table set tor two.
Continuing, the News lias the follow ­ command for bis competing team and without pity." This is the statement o'clock, when Hie |iurty broke up.
of ( ’. E. Spenee, master of the state Fix cry one iiaaori d Mr and Mr- Wool
Fragrance o’ flow'ret in her breast,
ing
Firstly. Parkison offers petition« four extra men to act as follows :
i-v (but they bud enjoyed tin- evening
Whitt trom the urn ; now, which is best ? containing some 8,000 names that he
III. Distance and order o f tire 1. grange, when approached as to his
-mi OLD vimini"
I scarcely know I
kept because he ticlieved the circulars One skirmish run. 2. 200 yards rapid opinion aland a special session o f the very much.
legislature.
Sweet is the scent ot the double rose,
were crooked.
! tire, 10 shots, 3. 200 yards slow fire.
Antiuul Reunion.
But oh,that snift fromtheurn’s bright nose
Mr. Spence continued " W e
are
Secondly, be has proof that these j wo „¡ghting shots and ltl for record.
I'lu- Thirteenth Annual Reunion of
Is surely so.
crooked circulars were sent to him bv 4. t>00 yards slow tire. 2 sighting shots planning a set of read laws to tie intro
And smiles seem dearer and lips more sweet a local detective agency.
ductal by Hie initiative, and if these, Hu- Lune t ’uunty Veterana' Assoii'ulloii
an i 10 for record.
will In- held ut Springfield next week
When seen through the shimmer ot fragrant
"Thirdly, he proves that this agency
IV. Firing will commence Ht 9:00 running side by side on the ballot with
on Thuradny, Friday und Sutunluy,
beat
i
those
pusstal
tiy
an
extra
session,
is the same agency that has been hand­ a. ni.
Oct., ft. lì nil * 7. There w ill In- jiublic
From CHASE A SANBORN’ S pertect brew
ling the case for the Eugene commit­
V. ( «plain Willard I.. I ’oppornoll is sheuki defeat the latter, the work of
"oa m pfire »" on Thursday und Friday
Above our table set tor two.
the
special
assembly
would
be
all
in
tee.
hereby designated hs range ofliccr.
evenings. The intrude will In- n i I .'III
vain."
1 "Fourthly, he remarks that it appears
VI. Trophies Company trophy for
Will Daly, picsideitl of the Slate |i. m. F'rnluy followed by loldresse*
to a man up a snag as though these de­ the best team score, and individual
F
’ederation
of Labor bus made the f o l ­ from Congressman W. C. Iluwlcv und
tectives were employed by somebody medal for the highest individual scon-
Judge !.. T. Harris. All comrades ot
lowing
vigorous
statement
to invalidate the refeiendum petitions on the above ranges.
" I do not favor a special session of the Civil Wur, ulao Sjiuiiisli VS ur V et­
by making them evidently fraudulent,
In addition to these events Captain
Hie
legislature for any purjiose.
I erans, Imbuii War Veterana, ex Con
and that the same crooked lists were, Copja-rnoll bus offered a trophy cup in­
federutea und others ure invited. Head
thoroughly
doiiht
the
wisdom
o
f
suit
in his absence, used as an argument by dividually, for the best team of eight
qunrtcra
at the < hid Fellows Hull in
j the university contingent to throw out men in separate competition in the mittmg good roads laws toother than
Springfield.
the
in
itia
tive."
the honest lists that are now on ti’e at two, three and five hunJred ranges.
E. F. C H A P M A N .
In the mutter o f highway bills the
Salem.
Comjianics A and C only are eligible to
I’rea. Lain- Co. Vet Aaso.
situation
bus
resolved
itself
so
that
Ha-
" T h e News, know ing a lot about this compete in this shoot which is schedul­
grange
anil
organized
labor
favor
uni-
Just take a look at that w in­ case from the beginning, believes that ed to take place on October 4th on
Ancient Newspaper ut the Fair.K
set of hills, which outline u very mod­
Parkison is rignt.
Company's .Vs range.
T, F7 Warner, of Fall ('reek, exhih
est
expenditure,
while
tin-
state
good
"B u t the News doesn’ t care whether
dow display o f
Record Price for Id 11 Bartlett*.
roads association and commercial inter iled at Hie county fmr 11 iiewapujn-r -
WILL DO YOUR
he is right or not, it still believes that
printed 111 IHOO, published I I I .1 little
The
record
price
for
1911
for
Bart­
ests
approve
the
larger
program
and
the people o f Oregon should have the
village where now the city of Kochcs*
right to determine whether they will lett pears was secured Monday when a greater expenditure contemplated in
ter. New York, stands. The Ulster
car
load
was
sold
in
Chicago
by
the
the
hills
and
recommendations
formu­
pay the burden the university crowd
Gazette
is Hu- name of tin- i-uju-r,
Fruit Producers, of Medford, which lated bv Hie stule-wide gissl roads
forced on them in the last session of
which gives Hie obituary of George
grossed $1-40. Choice sold at $2.7ft |«-r committee
Droinptly jlii *I satis
apjiointed
tiy
Governor
the legislature.
Washmgtnin.
Mr. Warner iilao ilia-
| box and thirds brought $2.40.
West,
which
recently
met
in
I’orllaud.
lacturily. Tli«*y liavi*
" I t seetns that the little crew in Eu­
Heretofore the highest price received
The difference o f these forces is dear played a board allowing Hie growth of
I t ’s interesting and it
gene, that is always talking about
««very
facility f u r
; for any class of Bartlett pears this cut. There seems under present nr- w-aaf in fifty-six years.
" o u r " university, and that has played
liainlling
all classes uf
year hail been $2.liO a box while $2.4l> cumatuuces little hope of agreement. '
may be that it will solve
politics in every legislature, since the
Stamp Mill Will Hr Moved.
rimm I s , a m i
simply
j
marked the highest price for the Apparently neither side seeks agree­
memory of man runneth, to get the
Tl e staimi mill which was j• 1 n• ml on
choice.
ment.
The
grunge
wants
roads
built
solicit
a
trial.
that wedding or birth­
sack, considers this school and its
The Bartlett will all lie sold in a by the county under the supervision of tin* Wm. Hartley claim in the Bohemia
funds, a private enterprise. It ap­
few
days ami the Howells, Cornice and astute engineer; the highwuy organi­ district alami a year ago, has lu-en
day g ift problem foryou.
pears this way, because every time
A IL KINDS Uf HAULING AND
D'Anjou will begin. Some o f the fin­ zation and general committee approve suld und will be moved to Glendale.
the people o f Oregon endeavor to say
est pears o f the latter variety ever a highway commissioner und stale aid, Mr. Hartley got heavily in debt through
how their money shall be spent at Eu­
IMANO MOVINC
grown in the valley have been sent out und further recommend u state Ismil his mining o|u-rutinns and ilisiqija-artsl
gene the state "u n i” crowd gets wild
shortly
after
Die
stump
mill
was
this year and it is predicted that many ing act through the initiative permit­
and raises huge sum« we are inform­
Ptioite No 7 2
I o l l*«<je (ir m r
of the high grade cars will bring front ting the issuance of $20,0o0,(N)0 in ten placed on his claim. The machinery
ed that $100,000 is on tap to defeat this
$o to $*) |a?r iaix. — Medford Mail T r i­ years with which lu construct state was sold to satisfy his dehtors.
referendum to |>revent the people de­
bune.
built roads. This would require an
ciding about appropriations.
amendment to the state const itution.
" N o w that sort of thing won’ t go. Hard to Convict Violators of Fish
One voice in favor o f the session is
The state university will never get
Laws.
that of Dr. Andrew ( ’. Smith, treas­
t anywhere, or bring forth anything to
Prosecution o f violations of the fish urer of the highway association, who
| any honest body,until this appropriation ,aW8 o f the „ u t e ()f Oregon are meet-
says: "1 do not believe there would be
question is taken out of machine poll | jnjf wUh d.fficulty in the Grunts
great danger in a special session. In
tics and based on the real needs of the district, according to Prosecuting A t ­
fact, I have been feeling as though we
school.
| turney B. F. Mulkey, owing to a strong ought to have u special session, and it
"A n d if the state university must be sentjrm;nt amon({ lhe fi#her8 and hunt.
would seem particularly desirable were
taken away from Eugene to put the i era against the laws. This was illua-
the majority of H e legislators pledged
school on an honest basis this paper is | trated thrpe dayB a({0 when a jury ac.
to consider only highway bills. I be­
for that t o o !
quitted a man charged with violation lieve if such a pledge were given the
"Th ere is a large, fat, crooked, dark of the fish law, who, it is alleged, ad­
legislators would not dare to violate it.
guy in the woodpile somewhere, and mitted his guilt. This action will not,
There would be sufficient pressure of
| he must be smoked out and reformed however, deter the prosecution in rnak-
public (pinion to keep them true to
or hung.
j jng further arrests.
their trust."
Anyhow, there s the conclusion of
The h„hing is reported to be excel-
The projjosition of Gov. West thut he
j the whole matter. Let the voters of |er,i j(] ^ „ „ y uf the mountain streams
would call a special «esaion if the leg­
; Oregon, who must pay the bills decide at the preM>nt tjme. Many hunters
islators would jiay their own ex|>enseH
j on this university appropriation, and wj|| |eave next month to hunt deer in
has nut met with any clamorous de­
j -hen let’s put this school on a business i the hills. Parties are now being form- mand for the session from the members
| footing and end the perpetual dirty ed at Portland and other points in the of the legislature.
| craft that has marked every session of Willamette valley. Medford Sun.
it is stated upon authority of mem­
Or a little private outing will he all the more enjoyahlw if
j the Oregon legislature.
bers of the State Board o f Agriculture
the lunch basket or hamper is filled with good things to eat
"Anybody here that thinks different
Military Club Elects Officers.
that if Gov. West calls a speciaI ses­
from this grocery. If you expect to have a day in the
I is invited to say w h y ."
A t the first meeting o f Company E sion o f the legislature in answer to the
held since encampment the following
woods or on the water, don’t worry alxnit the eating part.
popular clamor for "good roads" legis­
^
Thanks.
officers were elected Tuesday evening
Cxime here and get everything necessary all ready to c a t or
lation, every effort will be made to in­
| In closing our four years of work, we by the military club f- r the ensuing
clude
in
the
call
authority
to
consider
to warm up ov«?r the campfire or stove.
wish to express to the people of Cot- year
a special appropriation for the Oregon
: ta* e <Jrove our gratitude for the uni-
p ^ i d e n t , Lieutenant M etcalf; vice-
State F'air. Other attempts to divert
form kmdnes, and courtesy which have president( Quartermaster Woods; Sec-
the attention o f legislators from the
made our residence here a great pleas- retary a(uJ treBHUrer> S.rgeant Scovell.
Good Roads proposition are predicted.
P H O N E N O . 5 0
ure. We have labored for the better- j Five directors were also elected,
The talk pro and con concerning the
merit of the entire community, and if
The military club was reorganised
jiriqaaied special session has caused a
we have been of real and lasting bene- and a committee o f three appointed to
Portland labor leader to remark : " I
fit to the people we feel amply repaid 8e^ up the gymnasium outfit recently
would
not be at all surprised if soon a
for our efforts. We shall ever cherish pUrc^aMe(]
bill
would
be initiated doing away with
in fondest memory the hoat of friends; Capt Ejki|)ll( who lendered his res-
the legislature altogether. An amend­
| to whom we bid. Farewell
I ¡^nation on account of leaving the city,
ment to the resolutions, udojited last
MR. and MRS. W. A F.i.KINS.
i WUH tendered a vote o f thanks for his
night, whs that we favor the abolish­
ing of the legislature, but this amend­
Dog Show Makes a Hit.
work of thc ,,“Ht two yearH'
Capt. Lawson, whom it was rumored
ment was overruled because of the
Murphy’s trained doggs, which ap­
was thinking of resigning, has an­
feeling that such an expression wan
peared at the Arcade Wednesday and
MANUFGS OF
nounced his intention o f staying with
premature. But it is corning."
Thursday evenings made a hit with
the company.
large audiences. The dogs perform a
CEDAR SHINGLES
Eugene’s Tag Day Wasn’t In It.
For you get more real comfort for your money than is usually
neat vaudeville jierformance, appar-
No |)amaKe to Prunes.
M- hh Myrtle Pease, traveling repre-
We can supply you first grade
given, (dty Hall, Court House, City Library, Art Museum,
ently without any prompting whatever
Some fear haa been expressed that „entative for the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid
shingles delivered in Cottage
and can put it over some two-legged the u„tjmely rains might seriously socit.ty> |,.ft yesterday for jaunts Houth.
Grove or at the mill, in any
Post Office, Theatres, Department Stores, Commission
quantities. Address
members of the profesh.
I hey show damage the prune crop. Inquiry at She Htated that „he hud not heard
Houses and Business District surround this home like hotel.
painstaking training.
the oHice of lhe Eugene Fruit Growers’ from three o f the ladies on the commit-
Special rates to parties of two or more.
he line o f motion pictures being aM<)Cjatjorif however, tends to dispel tee yet but that from thoee heard from
put on with all shows is up to anything
ny apprehemion that the unusual ahe had received the sum o f $70.») from
You
to
shown in the large cities and the Cox mojHturt. might cause the fruit to crBck the
o f taK„
When it is known
Bungalows, Mills, St ires, Warehou », brothers are giving a show that de- . open> The statement as given out by that Sajem raj„,M| $ 4 W >.73 and Rosc-
Schools, Brickyards, Creamrrir , Con- aerves a large patronage.
(the association was to the effect that burg $173, the amount raised here was
drnsors, or any Engineering Project r
The dogs and a line of pictures wiU ( t he prunes are still too green to suffer ¡„considerable. Eugene Guard. 23rd.
CL A 1 <f U I S ERA /. E A U R I . E S T E - n b
ITWIU P»V YOU I O C O N S V LI L' 1 be taken to Ureswell Saturday evening damage of this nature.
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_
Brown Mill To Close Temporarily.
j FJJSBEEK ENGINEERING CO. for the regular weekly performance.
Sun Shine For Sale.
J The Brown Lumber Co’ .s mill will
>04 Blake McFall Bldg. J W f c V f i
Largest Land Deal For Year.
That is what we sell you when you shut down temporarily about Oct. 1st
The largest deal in Willamette Val - 1 ¡,uy a njce (;aojnet Grand Piano, Kdi for about 30 days while the comjiany
ley land for the past year occurred at Wjn phonograph or Victor Talking Ma is changing its logging camps and
Some Good Shows Coming.
The Lancaster Coon Town Kids, 1 Portland the past week. The deal in­ chine, o f us, and we will duplicate opening up new timber areas.
The
eight o f ’ em, will put on a high class volved 12,000 acres o f Linn county prices and terma with any one, at company is a large operator on the (>.
& S. K. The comjiany’ a planing mill
vaudeville performance at the Arcade land, for which $300,000 was the con­ Veatch’ a Music store.
will probably be kept in operation most
Friday and Saturday. The company sideration. The land wlil be divided
Salem.
Miss Vera Haag has returned from a „{ the time regardless
Jlei o f the shutting
promises a highly entertaining even­ into small tracts arid sold to actual
down o f the suwrnill.
visit in Eugene.
farmers, fruit raisers and gardeners.
ing.
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