Cottage Grove sentinel., October 20, 1911, Image 9

WÊÊÊHA
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN
Spray‘a la
and cement.
headquarters
for
lime
,,
It. W. Ward was in Saturday
from
MANY MATTKRS OF M ONK THAN Mushy Creek.
No trespassing aigns fur aule at the
RASSING MOMKNT.
Sentinel oltlce,
J. S. Milne was in Flugene o n busi­
^.learnings From Here, There and ness Saturday.
Fvervwheie Hy The Sentluel
Men l.ureh was up the line on bust*
neaa laat Friday.
Reporter» Uetaonal Note».
M l«« A III« MhilllpS, lit Fugclie. Spl'llt
SuiulNy here.
Shoes
l-e t (¡o ff llx y o u r s h o e s b e f o r e it is
e v e r l a s t i n g l y too late,
I’ rleea cut in two. Cablneta
per dozen, Monr<u' Studio.
im » w
12.00
:7
W (J, II h I i - win In Ashland during
Muinmgtuu typewriter for aale al
Ilia past week.
Hlank i hi leu iiih I rcci'lpta fur min at Sentinel office at u hurgain.
Mra. Fid Wilson left Sunday for Sao
the Sentinel nlllee.
F. I.. Snodg rasa w un In Springfield Francisco to visit her folks.
A
Mr». FI. A. Wheeler left Monday for
mi business Saturday.
California to join her husband.
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J. K. MeKilihen, nf Springfield, via-
Waldo H ill the heat valley (lour,
lied here the punt week.
$1.20 per auek at Spray's.
iHM'Htinii nml ameiwh'd li lent inn blank»
Colliers’ mim I Pioneer Pure W hile
fur mile ut t*>e Sentinel office.
I.end» ut J . u w s o u ' b Puinl Store.
Mr«. II. Ilunilin h «« heen here from
J. It. Simeral was down on the dia-
Flugene thin week vinitliiK relatives.
triel court jury at Flugeoe this week.
J. I*. Wheeler «ml f«n illy, of W e»t
The heat hurdwheat Ilnur White
Kiiachurg, V tailed here It few ||«V» Ilf
River lllueatern patent, at Spray’s.
the |m«t week.
A few extra puda for hand numlu-r-
M inn M «ry Ibckey rclurneti S *tu ni«y
ing machines on hand. The Sentinel.
^■uni « v l»il with the M ile« Mee fain-
Ilird N. and Kalph llnw ley huve rent­
1 1v ut Flugene.
ed the 1.'I acre luM'kwmal farm ut I Hi­
A h we uri' nverHtm'keil mi buggies we
ram'.
will «ell ut rust for the next 30 day«.
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FI. FI. Mercer, o f My rtle Creek, spent
Spray'«.
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Saturday ami Sunday with friends in i
Stuck null, 6*k- |ier lot) II. h ; l-rslica
Cottage (¡rove.
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III
Granulated Ihtiry « « I t (K)e |>er
Heath ft Milligun ami Sherwin W i l - 1
suck ut Spray's.
llama Paints are ulinolutely guarantee,).
For Sale. Four Un*en white . full-
I.awaon’ a Paint Store,
I i I ium I I'lymuUth Itiu-k ehlekeiiH. .1 M.
Mr. amt Mra. J. A. Mackey and j
t'nltier, 018-20.
daughter and Mr. ami Mra. W alter Olin !
We humlle Urn lieat |)u«llea« Floor
were in from divide Monday.
Oil ever nil the inurket ill thin town.
Mr. ami Mra. FI. C. I.ockwood and
I.uwanii’ « I’ amt Store.
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Just opened in the buildinq nrrupied b< Mr.
tlie Miaaea Florinda ami I'raula Lock-
Hurry Mitchell, wlm hail the prune
Goft on Main Street., opposite S. P Depot
wood visit,-d at lairune Sunday.
drying contract here, relurnetl Salur-
Creen
Pilcher, F'. I.. Snodgraaa,
■ luy to hi« hnine In Flugene.
Percy Hmlgera and Flarl Simeral were
W. C . Iteinenw uy h «» lieen elected
among those who attended court al'Ku-
kpraalile.......I the Antlera* alnb to m m -
grne this week.
Former Creswell Resident Says Ore­
He also visited orchards in the vicin­ been brought about by an agreement both for listing the land and for pat­
", red l.ew A. »'«tea. resigned.
Mra. S. F\ t'urrio ami daughter.
ity o f Redlands, California. Fruit land between the Sercretary o f the Interior i enting it.
gon’s Fruit Leads.
Knr nule. Nearly new Spaulding
Mias Dale, returned the latter part of
he considers too high in price to pay and the Secretary o f Agriculture. I The survey for listing, made by fo r­
curriuge. It ueutu. t heap for cu«h.
That fruit conditions in Oregon are
laat week from a visit with Flugene
return« on it« cost. On the whole, he whereby surveys made by employes of est officers has always been without
in-t. 12 N.2
J. M, lllllt H A M .
the most promising in the United
friends.
considers the fruit situation fnore the forest service will lie under the expenses to the prospective home­
States
and
that
Oregon
fruit
growers
Su|ier vi»nr S. (I. Iturtruin. nf the
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
promising in Oregon than in any other supervision o f the surveyor general steader. Under the new arrangement
need have mi fear o f a market is the
Rust-burg fore»lry office w h h in the
church held a auceeaaful Market day
section he visited, and is glad to get so that they can be accepted by the the field expenses of the survey w ill
belief o f T. A. Shafer, o f Creswell,
, ity u few ,l«y » nf the (»««t week on
general land office final.
•ale o f good thing» to eat in Lawaori’a
continue to be paid by the department
who haa just returned from a two hack.
hualne««.
Hitherto it has been necessary to of agriculture, so that the applicant
paint store Saturday.
months’ viial through Iowa, Ohio, N e­
Mru. Mury Smith ton« Ural prise uh
$300,000 for Lane County Hops.
make two surveys. Under the terms w ill merely be called on to meet the
Kev. C. C. Van Gorkom ami Miss braska
ami other middle western
heal pualry cmik in l.ane county. She
Between XNW ami 4<«»l bales of hops o f the foreat homeatead iaWi nation_
cost o f checking up and platting the
Mury Alw ay were elected delegates to state«.
were raised in Lane County during the al forest land cannot be opened to
ulw 4 >a uaea I levelamt« a Milking I nw-
surveys by the Surveyor General. This
the Muptiat «la te convention which
Mr. Shafer »old hi« Creswell orchard year o f 1911, and they brought to the
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settlement unless the Secretary o f A g ­ will remove one o f the greatest objec­
convenes at McMinnville thia week.
early in July, ami the latter part of county $300,000. A ll have been sold
An even teuapoonful * f * leveluntl •
riculture has recommended to the Sec­ tions to the working o f the forest
The young people o f the Maptiat the mouth he started for (he middle except 160 hales. Those left in the
Making I’owder w illilo «a much nr more
retary o f the Interior that it be listed homestead law. The officials o f both
church gave a aoc'al at the home of weal. He went with the special pur grower's hands lielong to the Fldmun-
tliun n heaping teua|KMinful o f other
for settlem ent; and listing is not pos­ the department o f agriculture and the
Mr. amt Mrs. Scnter last Friday even­ l>oee o f studying fruit conditiona there, sons, o f Goshen, who have 160 bales,
sible
until a survey has heen made. Department o f the Interior are pleased
imwiler«.
ing. A good time was reported hy ami if they I, Hiked favorable to him, it and there are some five or six small
! The Secretary o f Agriculture has no that the way has been found, through
The Itee« W allace t o. hu« hud un at­ th<*e present.
was hia intention to purchase land there growers west of Flugene who hold the
' authority to list any land unless an co-operation in the surveys, to simplify
tractive window display thi« week in
The Lane County txiurd o f equuiixu- and set out an orchard. Condi Ilona did other 200 hales in small lots. It is ex­ examination has shown that the land is
the procedure, cut out a duplication of
the ah«|M- nf a lllirr,au'n|ie. Wtieli you
tlon is In M-sainii al Flugene hearing not Hutiafv him. He found that fruit pected that the high price o f hojia this i more suitable for agriculture than for
work, and lessen the cost o f settling
| go hy, take u |iecp.
was
lieing
raised
as
a
aide
issue,
ami
complaints of those who feel that they
year w ill induce many river bottom
Reduced price on building |i«|ier have heen asked to donate too much to that very little ex|a-rt attention was farmers to go into hop-growing again. forest purjioses. So when land is ap- up agricultural lands withn national
! piled for, employes o f the department forest.
blue, green, red nml grey. 17. 20, 2& the public purse.
being given to it. No new orchard»
O. W. Smith was in Saturday from o f agriculture are sent to ascertain its
and :m ( huh id». MSI a,|imre feet to the
are lieing set out and the old ones arc
roll. I.uwanii’» I’uint Store.
.. Medicated tlannel under­
given little or no care. Oregon fruit the Mountain View fruit farm on Mus­ character, and at the same time make
a survey o f it by metes and bounds if
wear,
the
lM
‘»t
for
men
hy creek.
men would call them abandoned.
The nc I mmi I luiurd he hi » meeting F ri­
a survey is necessary.
who
have
rheumatism,
L
it
t
le
ex|iert
rare
is
given
to
mark­
day night and accepted a hill for wmal
Sun
Shine
For
Sale.
This survey, however, could not be
sold
hy
the
Oregon
Woolen
M
i
II
h
Store.
eting, also, says Mr. Shafer. Reaches
cii lire c»c«|»c» for the Wi*al Siile action I
That
is
what
we
sell
you
when
you
accepted
by the land department as a
are
marketed
in
bushel
baskets,
which
The name o f llarvcy Conner waa
houae. S. 1.. timldurd gut the job ut
buy a nice i auinet Grand Miami, FIdi- basis for patent because only surveys
iieceasari
ly
entail
much
bruising.
Miss Ethel Evans o f the
left
»
I
f
o
f
the
account
o
f
the
Co.
FI
1112.
son Mhonograph or Victor Talking Ma- j under the supervision o f the Surveyor
Mark
ages
o
f
this
size
are
in
the
major­
regimental
shoot
laat
week.
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University
o f Oregon School
W. M. Martier, un Aahluml printer,
I chine, o f us, and we w ill duplicate General can, under the law, be accept-
o f Music, wishes to announce
wua ill the city Saturday viaiting the aitiori whs next follow ing F’ . L. Snod­ ity o f cases too large to he attractive
to retail purchasers, in addition to the j prices and terms with any one, at ed as a basis for passing title. In cor-
that she will continue her
newapaper fraternity, lie haa heen grass.
. sequence, under the procedure provided
damage that results. The growers say Ventch’s Music store.
upeuat of Albany looking over u new«
weekly trips to Cottage Grove
For Sale First claaa, drop head Sin­
for when patent is sought to unsurvey-
that lumber is too high priced to per­
paper pro|>oaltlon.
this winter. A ll those who
ger sewing machine, walnut case. 6
Pay Extra Fee No Longer.
ed lands, the settler on land within a
mit them to market their prmlurt in
desire
lessons will please write
Mra. Hanaon, who live« on Fourth drawers. New 10-foot oak extension
Settlers on I'at’ onal forests under national forest has had to pay fo r a
amull boxes.
at reel, »offered aevere injuries during table. Cheap for quick aale. J. Murk
to
her
at
108 East 13th Street,
The lieat apples that he saw would the act o f June 11, 1906, viill no longer j second survey. This has been fe lt to
Eugene,
Ore.,
or phone to Mrs.
the past weak hy falling over a wire Coiner. 013-21).
hanMy be classed as cider apples here. t have to pay fo r a survey, as they have 1«? especially hard because it has sub-
J. I. Jones, Cottage Grove.
w hieli aome hoya had stretched across
We will give away the In fact, he says, most o f the ajqdes had to do in the past on unsurveyed jected settlers on national forests to
Only a very limited numlierof
the sidewalk as a deudfall.
lin t o f each month a that are raised are sold for rider. j lands, when the claim goes to patent, an expense which settlers on surveyed
students can l>e taken and
$2f>
Oil
tailor-made
Kuit.
This
relieves
many
settlers
under
the
public
land
do
not
have
to
bear.
Since
.1, W illiams was here Monday from
There is little or no organization o f a
therefore only those who mean
Frakme, Kuna., looking for a location, Flach $1 00 purchase entitles you to one market. Ir. Mr. Shafer's opinion, the act, commonly known as the forest j it merely duplicates the work o f the
to
do serious work need apply.
lie ia much impressed with l.ane coun­ chance. The Woolen Mill« Store.
middle west w ill never he a competitor homestead law, from a burdensome first survey, there seems no reason
expense.
R
elief
from
this
burden
has
.
why
this
first
survey
might
not
answer
ty and Cottage (¡ro ve ill narlicular and
What make« C leveland'« Making in the apple market.
expects to him hi he numbered among I’owder «ell? Quality and price. 3 lb.
its citisena.
can«. $100. 5 Ih. can«. $1.6&. Theae
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M
y
A brand new ¿took of the latent Styles in serviceable and "dress-up" footwear is lust
being placed on our shelves. CJ Shoes of every description for man, woman or child.
Heavy shoes and light shoes, miners’ hoots, school shoes and rubbers. In fact
Any Kind of Shoes for Any Kind of People
Cottage Grove Shoe Store
GOFF ft McCORf), P ro p s.
PIANO LESSONS
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tiervuia Star: There wua a alruy
wild guoae Itew over town Monday
morning which acted very nueer. We
don't know whether the guoae was sick
or blind, hut Joe Nutliman bagged it
the Ural »hot.
can» have «crew top« ami metal handle
under regular cover. Are useful when
empty.
G el a bottle o f the lieat Sewing Ma­
chine Oil ami mime new needles, and
make that nld Sewing Machine run un­
til you can buy a new machine of Mur-
ion Veatch. He w ill «ell you one out
o f five different lines, at price» from
$17.00 up.
(2el u luittie o f the heat Sewing Ma­
chine I til nml aome new needles, and
make tliut old Sewing Machine run un­
til you can buy u new machine o f Mur­
om Ventcli. He w ill sell you one out
Miaa MerUrh, o f Springfield, gave «
o f five different lines, ut price« from recital l« «t Friday evening undar the
II7.IMI up.
auspice« o f the Cottage Grove grange.
The ucrviceu ut the Maptiat church The audience w o not large, hut the
for next Sunday are
follow s: Itible entertainment whh gmal. Miaa Mertach
Sfhmil ut Ml u. m. Preaching in the w h h nbly HNHiated by locul talent in
morning at 11 and in the evening ut the m u«ic«l line.
7:30; young people«’ service at 6:30.
Roy A gee has been appointed deputy
A ll young people nre cordially invited county clerk to succeed Carl FI. W im b­
In lid « service. Midweek prayer meet­ erly, recently elected recorder o f Roae-
ing every Wednesday evening at 7 :30. hurg. Mr. A gee waa form erly em ­
A |MiHtal card from (i. O. H bhhc U
inform« the N ew « that he ha« moved
from Corvallis to Cottage tirove.
The lumber m ill» o f which Mr. M«s-
«e tt owned a third interest were recent­
ly destroyed hy fire ut Corvallis, which
was the cause o f the fa m ily '« change
of location. Springfield News, (let.
13th.
Architects J. K. F o ri and A. II. T y ­
son, o f Fugene, visited at the home o f
0 . H. Tyson Saturday and Sunday.
They came as far hr Creswell in Mr.
Ford’ « HUtnmnhile hut ahundoned the
ear there on account o f the con­
dition o f the roads. Mr«. Ford followed
by train. Austin Hamilton, o f the
same city, also visited at the Tyson
home the wrap day.
ployed in the office, ia well acquainted
with the duties ami w ill enter upon
the work Monday next.— Drain Nonpa­
reil.
The I’ atron-Teachera’ association w ill
hold it« regular monthly meeting in the
assembly hall o f the West Side school
building this afternoon, at 3:30. Tw o
subject« will lie discussed. “ Primary
Agriculture’ ’ w ill be the first subject,
diacussion led by I.ydin Hooper ami
Mra. Alta King. The second subject
w ill be “ Manual Train in g,” led by C.
P. Jones and Mia« Wahrer. In addi­
tion, several musical numbers w ill lie
rendered.
The ««»ociation wiahe» to
make an appeal to the general public
to be present and to be prepared to
take part in the discussion.
The Patteni that makes the
most difficult dressmaking
a pleasure
We are agents for the
Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern
Special Reduction on Dress Goods
Here is our oiler and your opportunity to get a dress
of the latest color and design at these very low prices
$1.25 Values, only 83c
L U R C H ’S,
50c Values, only 33c
Cottage Grove, Ore.