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V o lu m e VI
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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1912
SOCIALISM IN THE CHURCHES
TAKEN SICK ON ARRIVAL HERE BERRIES GROW ON NEW YEAR’S
Transient Rapidly Recovers
Salubrious A t m o s p h e r e .
in S. R. Riper Brings in Bunch on
First Day of lb 12.
Number 15
MEANS 500 MORE FAMILIES
KhV. MA S O N PREACHKS ON REV. SUTCLIFFE SPEAKS ON T ak e n sick im m ediately upon hm a r
S. it. Riper b ro u g h t in a hunch of 2(000 ACRES TO BE DIVIDED IN- ULTIMATE GOOD OF NEW ROAD
"FAILUKK OF SOCIALISM.”
“ SOCIALISM, PLUS—'*
rival here, O. K. Rons, who arrived at i aw b e r m New Y ea r's Day ju s t to
TO SMALL TRACTS.
IS GREAT.
Friday from Clinton, Okln., is now up show th a t th e re i no tim e nf th e year
wl vn they c a n ’t be found grow ing
r ig h t outdoors in the gard e n in this
famous, fe rtile farm ing country. 'I hey
were picked on ins ranch j u s t so u th e a st
m em bers of the order looked to it th a t o f the City.
he did not w ant for anything.
SoclalUm Whkh Disregards the Every Socialist Should He an Ohed ami around again, his rapid recovery
hem g due to ca re fu l medical a l le n i ion
Trm hiii^s oi |rbUK Christ
lent Child ol God, la Strong
ami the salubrious clim ate.
Point of Address.
Can Not Succeed.
Mr. Ross h an Odd Fellow and local
Ily a la’i'uliar coincidence tin* im itnm
of Imtli tlir Methodist unit I‘r<*nl>ly«*r-
tan churches gave discourses on Social-
lain Sunday night.
One pninl w m
mude tiy Imtli |iaalora, lluil anclidlam
•'an not au ecanl w ithout u cunauicra-
I ion of I ¡oil.
Itrv. Mason'» addrea» hi I’rcHbyter
lan church :
" I would nid give a »nap of my lin
g er, not n wink of iny eye, not a are-
ond of thoiiaht to all the ao-ralled
Nonali»in or hrotherhooil of man, in nil
this world th a t did not spring from
heart» lirat »urrendered to A lm ighty
God and striving to m eet a mail'» obli
gation to h im ."
''W e may feel confident Unit ancial-
i»in or any aclieme of hum an b e tte r
m ent that disregard» man'» individual
re«|iou»iliilily to God, »»»ail» the
churtdi, revile» th e name of Je»u»
C hrist, and »auction» tin- d es tru c tio n
of life and |iru|>crty, ¡» duomeo to err-
tian and early f a i l u r e . ”
(Continued on page H.
STREETS OF CITY
HAVE NEW NAMES
AND ALL LOTS DESIGNATED
WITH NUMBERS.
Tedious Task Satisfactorily Com
pitted by City Engineer and
Will Be Accepted.
T h ere will h e r e a f te r lie no trouble in
finding any house in C o tta g e G rove if
it* s tr e e t and mini tier is known.
The tediou» task of ren a m in g the
s tr e e ts of the city in a m anner to e n
able stra n g e r» to easily liod them , »nd
to num ber «11 lot», ha» been com pleted
by th e city enginee r, and his re|a irt
will, u n doubte dly, he accepted a t the
m eetin g of the council tonig h t. An
ordinance will probably he paused
mak ing this plan effective.
In ren a m in g the stree t» »11 con tin
g r n c ic s of the f u tu r e were ta k e n care
of, providing the city does not la k e on
additions th a t do not conform to the
preHcnt layout of th e city.
In the renam ing of the street». Main
s t r e e t ha» been changed to Main ave
nue and extend» to the weal side of
th e city, wluit has been Wall s tr e e t be
ing changed to W est Main ave nue.
A venues will run e a s t and weal and
stre e t» north »ml smith.
tin the c u t aide, the s t r e e t s are
num bered, beginning from the river,
instead of from the railroad, and the
number» increase to the e a s t, instead
of to th e west. S tr e e t s of less than
th r e e blocks, or w here im p ra ctic al to
e x ten d them , a re given nam es, so as
not to m ake the num bers am biguous.
The atrcelM south of Mum Avenue are
not desig n ated , exc ep t by the num ber,
Itut un the o th e r side of Main the word
“ N o r t h ” is prefixed.
S outh of Main avenue, on th e eust
side, the nvenues a r e named a f t e r the
preaideuls in th e ir o r d e r ; north of
Main, a f t e r the governors of O regon in
th is order.
A venues on the w est side, north of
Main, are named a f t e r s t a t e ca p ita ls
and prom inent citie s in th e ir a lp h a b e ti
cal o r d e r ; south of Msin, a f t e r the
s t a t e s of the union in th e ir a lp h a b e ti
cal order.
T he s t r e e t s on the w est side a r e le t
te re d , so a» to p re v e n t confusion with
those on the e a s t aide.
R iver s t r e e t has been changed to
Riverside boulevard.
E very block has been allo tte d 100
num bers, so th a t each block will begin
on an even hundred. I‘ru| e r ty ow ners
will he required to n u m b e r th e ir
houses, and the c ity proposes to f u r
nish num be rs for this purpose a t 26
c e n ts each, e x p e c tin g to m ake enough
profit from the sa le of the n u m b e rs to
pay for sign taiards for the str e e ts ,
BAND BEING ORGANIZED.
Eighteen-Piece Band Proposed for
Cottage Grove.
G. K. Wood, who rec en tly cam e here
fro m E ugene to m a k e his home, has
already s ta r t e d the org an iz atio n of an
eig h te e n -p ie c e hand. A m e etin g was
held Sunday in the city hall at which
tim e nine m em bers w ere secured. T he
m e etin g was an e n th u s ia s tic one and
t h e auoceaa of the hand seem s assured.
Me. Wood ia a violin m a k e r by, trad e
and cornea here recom m ended as an
a r ti s tic musician.
J. E. Thomas Meets With Commer- Land for Half Thousand Families;
cial Club and Proves He Is
2,500 People; To Be Opened
Live One.
by Highway.
" E v e r y socialist should la- an obed
J . K. Thom as, who ow ns the la rg e s t
I hat th e proposed new road from
Credit to Whom Due.
lent child of God, and every o b edient
in t e r e s t in the 1,200 acre H ard in g 1 W a lke r to C o tta g e Grove on the ea st
in
com
pany
with
Mr.
Ross
are
G.
W.
Much
of
the
info
rm
atio
n
for
the
cli Id id God should lie a so c ialist,”
place, r e c e n tly sold to him and hia side of th e Coast Fork, crossing the
said Rev. R obert Sutcliffe Sunduy M ontgom ery and J . W. S m a rt. The w rite-u p of im prove m ents in C o ttag e Hx-ociate, A. C. Keeney, both o f Crea-
E ast Coast F ork on e n te r in g C o ttage
night in Ida aildre»» on ’ 'Socialism, men ari- farm ers and have experienced Gr ivi for I'tll was furnished by S. R. weII, was a g u e s t of the Com m ercial
Grove, known as the B e attv road, will
two
crop
failures
from
drouth
in
O
k
la
So
ith,
of
th
e
C
o
tta
g
e
G
rove
M
a
n
u
fa
c
I'liiM
lie com pleted the s u b je c t of
club Monday rugbt and s ta te d t h a t his m ean 500 more families on the land
his lecture by making it "S ocialism , homa. They are figuring on locating tu rin g Co., who furnished m a te r ia l for plans w ere to divide th e t r a c t into 10
t h a t will he given an inlet and o u tle t
in this iHinous fe rtile co untry, w here n ea rly eve ry building ere cte d , and the
I'lua God. ”
and 12 ac re tr a c ts , p la n t much of it to by way of thia road, was s ta te d in r e s
dro
u
th
s
are
unknown.
Sc
itinel
wishes
to
give
him
due
credit.
“ Socialism cun not »ucceed w ithout
f r u it tree s and sell it out to bona fide olutions adopter! by the Commercial
the co-operation of G o d ; the golden
s e ttle rs . He sta te d th a t , if nothing club Monday n ig h t ami se n t by a sp e
age of man for which soeialiam s triv e s
hspfiens, he will own a n o th e r 712 acres cial com m ittee to th e county court,
can never lie, and will never he, until
in the sam e vicinity befo re the end which m et y e s terd ay .
tin- plat form is constructed in conform
of the week t h a t will he tr e a te d in the
The club moat h eartily endorsed the
|ly w ith the Word of G o d .” Such was
sam e m a nner. Mr. T hom as has only proposed road, and s ta te d t h a t it would
the s t a t e m e n t of the H|a-aker, and he
been in O regon a few m onths, hut he be a m a tte r of injustice to the 25 f a m i
aptly illu s tr a te d the point by - re c itin g
1 s t a t e d t h a t he is a lre ad y convinced j lies now located on this land not to
hum an in te r e s t e v e n ts of his own life,
t h a t this land is the finest on G od’s allow the p ra y e rs o f the petitio n e rs for
giving cases winch socialism can not
g re e n foot-stool.
th is road.
solve, hut which must be solved before
J . L. B e a tty , who has c h a rg e of the
Messrs. E lb e r t Bede, F. B. Rbillips
•oeialiam eau give to the world th a t
land for the ow ners, and Mr. Rarsoio), ami John S pray were appointed to c a r
pe rfe c t condition for which it strives.
of the C resw ell C om m ercial club, w ere ry the petition to E ugene, p re se n t it to
In s t a r t i n g his address th e s p e a k e r
also p re se n t a t th e re c e n t m eeting.
the county c o u r t, and e x p re ss to the
stateil th a t the opinions lie would e x
Mr. Rarsons s ta te d t h a t Creswell co u rt in th e m ost em phatic m a n n e r the
press w ere his own personal c o n v ic
people w ere h acking the new road to in estim able value th a t th e highw ay
tions and Were not given as those of
give an o u tle t to this land, a lth o u g h it will be to C o tta g e Grove, Creswell and
the church.
He ca rrie d t h a t idea
will probably mean more for C o ttag e Walker.
through tile uddress.
Grove th a n for C resw ell.
Action was ta k e n on the p etition y e s
The sp e a k e r m a l e a point of the
Mr. B e a tty s ta te d t h a t $21») a week te rd a y and view ers appointed.
S a v io r's te ac hing the Kingdom of God,
' has been sp e n t in labor bills for m a k
and called a tte n tio n to the fact th a t
ing im p ro v e m en ts e v e r y week since
the word " c h u r c h ” a p p e ars hut tw ice
Messrs. T hom as and Keeney purchased
in the te achings of He of N azareth,
the land.
A total of over Itki.OOO was spe nt in I Inn.aglow ; A. J . S te w a r t, modern b u n g
thus showing t h a t no purtu-ular church
Mr. T hom as s ta te d t h a t he bought
.
buddings
and
im
prove
m
ents
in
C
o
tta
g
e
alow
,
.J
oli
n
Allen,
c
o
t
t
a
g
e
;
C.
M.
had been d e s ig n a te d by Him to save
the land to m ake money and t h a t
the world. F rom this |»oint th e s p e a k I Grove d u rin g th e y ea r of 1911, which S hinn, modern b u n g a lo w ; J . M. Floor, things would be doing in p u tti n g it on
er led up to an appeal for a world-wide indicates a very healthy g r o w th during j C o t t a g e ; R. K. W alker, modern resi the m a rk e t. He im pressed club m e m
ONLY TWO CASES OF CONTAG
brotherhood, beginning w ith all churi h a dull year. Indications already point d e n c e ; N. S h erm an , modern b u n g a lo w ; bers as being a b o u t the livest live wire
to
a
much
h
ea
v
ie
r
e
x
p
e
n
d
itu
re
during
IOUS DISEASE IN 1911.
Geo.
H
aw
le
y,
c
o
t
t
a
g
e
;
H.
C.
Schlcef,
m em bers arid church goers th inking
t h a t has happened fur this co u n try .
the
y
ea
r
to
come.
R
esidents
are
be
I
mo
lern
b
u
n
g
a
lo
w
;
S.
Hurcham
,
coun
alike, seeing alike and voting alike.
Mr. T hom as has nam ed th e t r a c t the
com ing more o p tim istic eve ry day over t r y re sid e n c e ; T hurston Dukes, c o t
"W h ia k ey has downed us lim e ami
" P e g g y D a r l i n g ” in honor of h e r who Health Office Report for Year of
tim e a ga in, ” said the s|ieaker, because the prospects for th e com ing y ea r, and ta g e ; Thus. Lee, c o t t a g e ; E. R, Spen- will soon be his wife.
1911 Shows Large Number
o ptim ism alw a y s resu lts in the spend- | eer, bungalow ; Lew. A. Cates, bunga-
we do nut Vote alike. When church
of Births.
: ing of money for im provem ents.
H ave you got s o m e th in g kicking
I l o w ; J o h n H arm s, h u n a g o l w ; R. I.
m em bers u nite and all think alike, and
Work has already prac tica lly begun 1 Rust, fru it d r y e r ; J . C. Adams, cot- around in your way t h a t you w a n t to
vole alike, we can do a n y th in g , and
F ift y -th r e e b irth s and 33 d e a th s for
on the new brick building for Cooper & ¡ t a g e ; L. C. Rarm clc, c o t t a g e ; J . fi. g e t rid of? A rea der in th e S entinel
gav e th e im pression th a t it would n o t
th e y ea r of 1911 is the record of the
Rowell and many residences have al Holden The m ost up-to-date b u n g a 1 may sell it for you.
h e a lth office, as will be re p o rte d by
ready been s ta r t e d or a r c under con low ; R a rk e r & Son, g r o c e r y ; I.yrnan
(Continued on page H.)
H ea lth Officer W, W. O glesby, to
tem plation.
A dam s, b u n g a lo w , J i m Brown, c o t
th e city council tonig h t.
T he births
The most d is t in c t im prove m ent for t a g e , Cha.». McWilliams, c o tta g e , re-
w ere nearly equally divided betw een
C o tta g e Grove durin;- the past ; ea r is 1 pa*Y i-j i'.iv J o n e s building.
thi4 p alatial F irs t N ational bank b u d d I Building tr ib u ta r y to C o tta g e Grove, BROWN LUMBER CO. PLANT IN males and fem a les, th e re being 27
m ales and 26 females.
OPERATION.
NEGRO MELODY AT ARMORY ing, ere cte d and furnished at u cost of I not included in e s tim a te :
about $20,000.
Of th e d e a th s nearly h a lf w ere in
F red Kelley, modern bungalow , Do-
NEXT MONDAY.
The g r o w th o f the city is probably r e n a ; Win, H edrick, m odern dwell- Will Run at About Two-Thirds Ca old age and nine w ere children under 8
y e a r s of age.
b e t te r indicated iiy th e la rg e num ber • ing. D r a in ; S. N. Woodard, m odern
pacity for this Month; Full Ca
Carter’s Original Virginia Warblers
H ea lth Officer Oglesby ia proud of
pacity in February.
the record of contagious diseases for the
Will Be Second Number in
year, th e re b eing only two, one case of
Lyceum Course.
T he Brown L u m b e r C o .’s big mill at d ip h th e r ia and one of typhoid fever.
this place is ag a in in op era tio n , a f t e r a D uring th e y e a r of 1910 th e r e w ere no
T he V irginia W a rb lers is one of the
tw o -m o n th s' shut-dow n for re p a irs and contagious d iseases and d u r in g 1909
oldest com panies now before the pu b
1 to allow th e lum ber m a r k e t to s e ttle only three.
lic. It wus lirst organized in 1893 and
down.
Following is a com plete list of th e
re-organized again in EMIT, under th e
An e ig h t-h o u r sh if t w ill be on d uring p are n ts to whom the children w ere
m a n a g e m e n t of W a lte r R. C s rte r.
J a n u a r y , w ith which it is figured to g e t b o r n :
Tins com pany of sin g e rs is composed
out abo u t tw o-thirds of th e ca pac ity ot
Male c h ild r e n : Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
of c a re fu lly seleced ta le n t whose a b i li
th e mill. T he lo gging c re w s are not W. F re em a n, B. K. Lawson, H a r ry
ty has been p u t to th e s e v e re st te st
in shape a t p r e se n t to f u rn is h enough Mitchell, Chas. McKinnon, Lee Wold,
and proved w orthy of th e ir m e m b e r
logs to run the mill a t its full c a pac ity, H e r b e r t Cline, W. A. H cm enw ay, A l
ship. All a re thorough musieinns und
but it is e x p e c te d t h a t by F e b r u a r y 1st b e r t Willard, John H. Boldon, Geo.
ae< omplished people who know how to
a full crew can be put to w ork.
J a co b e n , Van B. Pierce, Wm. K erth y ,
sing the old n e g ro melodies and p la n ta
W ith th e Brown m ill ag a in in o p e r a F ra n k S. I n g ra m . David G riggs, Rolin
tion songs. The w a rb le rs will Is- at
tion and w ith ta lk of th e Jone s mill B. Wooley, A nsel Wood, Lee Cox,
the A rm ory Monday night.
being moved h ere from D isston, things G ra n t Breenan, Dallas Powell, M. C.
'I his will he the second of the th ree
are looking up in th e lum ber line.
Cochran, Jo h n C. Busckam an, Chas.
lyceuni e n t e r ta i n m e n t s being given by
M .K ih ie n , Thus. E. Hill. J o h n E.
the K. I*, and W. O. W. lodges, and
E x t r a copies o f the S e n tin e l alw ays
Stroup,
Royal C. O stran d e r, Raule C.
promises to be one of th e best.
on hand to send to j o u r e a s te r n friends.
Markley, F ra n k B. Phillips.
'Hie third and concluding n u m b e r will
Do you w a n t som e th in g ? A re a d e r
F em ale c h ild r e n :
Mr. and Mrs.
be Alvah G reen, hum orist e n t e r ta in e r ,
in th e S e n tin e l will g e t it for you. ..
Chas.
C
handler,
Andy
Bachard, S a m
who will be here F e b ru a ry 9th.
Ti l t : NE W FIRST NATI ONAI B ANK R l H I . n i K l
uel Scott, Jo h n S. Milne, W a lte r Ga-
T ic k e ts are on sale a t the Wave.
ro u tte , R. W. L a n c a ste r, J a m e s A t k i n
of new, modern residences b u ilt in or bungalow, Y o n ca lla ; W. W. Jackson,
son, Dan S irling, Witcom H ubbell, A l
modern tw o sto ry dw elling, I.o ran e ;
near the c ity th a n in any oth e r way.
lison Grim, C. H. Fuller, H. B. Bre-
A to t a l o f alajiit .‘si residences were O scar A p p le g a te , modern bungalow .
haut, Richard T. Roberts, Jo h n S en te r,
lim it d uring the (last y e a r at a r u s t of D ra in ; C. R. l.aw eren c e, modern b u n g
New Year’s Editions of Guard and Stanley H ickey, F ra n k H ickey, Theo.
966,760. whicn is a low e s tim a te , and alow, C o m s to c k ; Chas. S haron, c o t
W. W alker, A della H. Addison, Joseph
Register are Dandies.
ta
g
e,
S
a
g
i
n
a
w
;
W
e
ave
r
Bros.,
Buai-
docs
not
include
many
im
provem
ents
Successful Business Necessitates
Bricher, Jo h n W e b ste r Polen, R obert
T he New Y e a r editions o f the E u
and additions th a t would probably bring ■ ness block. M yrtle Creek,
Making Many Improvements.
G awley, J a m e s Sears, Chas. E. Reed,
i U n d er course of co nstruction : W al gene G uard and R e g is te r ea ch devoted
the tota l to $60.000.
P erry H ubbard, Ralph E asley, Thus.
Building in and around th e c ity of te r Woodard, bunaglow, c i t y ; W. A. se v eral columns to w rite -u p s of C o t
When all rep a irs are completed, the
Jennings.
Kelly, bungalow , D o r e n a ; G. W. F r e e ta g e G rove and vicinity. Both papers
Arcade will be one o f th e finest little C o tta g e G rove :
Following a r e th e d e a t h s for the
are re p le te w ith in form ation concern
W. B. Cooper, I modern resid e n ce s; man, c o tta g e , city.
t h e a te r s in Oregon.
year, the figures a f t e r th e n am es indi
About $14,000 was expended by the ing this fam ous f e r tile co u n try , th o u s ca tin g age a t n e a r e s t b irthda y :
I.. Monroe, c o t t a g e ; B. J . Corcoran,
E ver since the new m a n ag e m en t,
city
d u ring 1911 in p e rm a n e n t im prove ands of copies will be s e n t ea st, and
Messrs. Hall ami Beals, took hold, im buugulnw ; Phillips & A rne bungalow ;
John B. Bucher, 7 3 J ; Floyd F ra nklin
, many s e ttle r s will be induced to come
pro v em e n ts have been going on until H arry K now lton, b u n g a lo w ; O. R. m ents, divided as follows :
Doyle, 30; Dean Orsdel L aw ton, & i;
here
from
rea
d
in
g
th
e
in
form
ation
now it hardly looks like the show house A w brey, g re e n h o u s e ; II. K. Metcalf, j T ennessee a v e n u e ......................... $5,500.00
Both pape rs d e s e r v e much Anna M. Buschner, 7 7 |; J a c o b Lurch,
........ 4,5uO.OO given.
modern g r e e n h o u s e ; R. L. Guwley, F a s t Main s t r e e t . . .
of a couple m onths ago.
cre
d
it
for
the work and e x p e n se put in 35; Ellen A shby, 74; H erm an W e b ste r
823.00
The la st im prove m ent made was the bungalow ; W. N. R h in eh a rt, remodeled I D y k e .................................................
to
the
production
of th e ir New Y ear Babcock, 91 J ; Wm. H. Lincoln, 70;
low ering of the e n t ir e lloor one foot residence into a b u n g a lo w ; J . W. M aterial shed and o th e r
Dorothy A. H a rrington, 3 ; L u cretia
buidings ...................................
238.00 e d i t i o n s .
to allow for an o r c h e stra p it in front Nokes, b u n g a lo w ; Delure H cm enw ay,
McMurray, 6 5 J ; M a rg u e rite G e rtru d e
267.00
o f th e stHgc. As mentioned before in modern b u n g a lo w ; W in ters Wallace S ew ers and d r a i n s ............
J e s s e T runnell and son H ugh w ere in Breese, 3; Blanche E. W illet. 8 ; Vera
the S entinel, the s ta g e has been d eep modern b u n g a lo w ; J . C. L. Wooley, E x te nsions to w a te r m a i n s . . . 1,000.00 from Coast Fork last F rid a y and took
J a n e Wallace, 16; J . I). P e trie , 88$;
1,000.00 in the show a t the A rm o ry . H ug h
ened e ig h t feet and a ce lla r d ug out re b u ilt burned re sid e n c e ; J . Sams, R epairs to w a t e r sy stem
S a r a h E. McKibben, 46; E d w ard C.
and furnished for d ressin g rooms and
| took p a r t in th e o r c h e stra .
Hoxie, 85; P l a t t Newcomb, 69; H o w
elec tric lig h t plant.
A new, high-
ard Nelson G a ro u tte , 73; S arah C.
priced motion p ic tu re m achine has also
SNOW-CAPPED CERRO GORDO. Jones, 75; Chas. C. Thompson, 80$;
been installed.
Eliza Lillian Counts, 43$ ; Geo. W. Mc
The n e x t im p ro v e m e n t planned is a
Is a Sight of Beauty on Sunshiny Coy, 70; V iolet V. Lewis, 1; Lillian
balcony t h a t will s e a t 126 people. The
Days.
Reed, 1 day ; G erald Oliver Taylor, 6 ;
For various reasons th e Sentinel has
huainess is in creasing s i rapidly th a t
't he S entinel will co n tin u e to be out
Snow-capped Mt. C e rro Gordo in the M arvin L. L im e haugh, 22; Daniel
the p r e s e n t s t a g e c a p ac ity is not come to the conclusion th a t Thursday on tim e, as usual, and a t 3 o ’clock on
I,is a b e t t e r day for publication than T hursday o f eve ry w eek the papers 'd i s t a n c e is a b e a u tif u l s i g h t for r e s i F o rr e st H arrison, 6 m o n t h s ; P erkins
sufficient.
d e n ts of C o t ta g e G rove on su n sh in y Miller, 4; Ida May Ax, 3$; Eliazbeth
T he new decorations for th e house F riday, and, hegining w ith this issue, will be in th e postofViee rea dy for d e
1 days. W ith th e w e a th e r w a rm ami S. Davis, 72; F , C. Sessions, 2 ; J o n a
will also lie equal to a n y th in g found in 1 it will he issued on th a t day of the livery.
mild in th e valley it gives those who th a n F. McKibben, no a g e g i v e n ; L u
citie s much larger.
week. T he main reason for this change
view it a peculiar f e e lin g o f com fort. cinda A. Reed, 6.
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T he hea lth office will also report
If I t's a rush jo h of prin tin g , the | the pape r to ta k e ca re of a d v e rtisin g first n f th e week for Corvallis, where I To new a r r iv a ls from th e e a s t it is a
S e ntine l will g e t i t o u t for you on for S a tu rd a y sales, b u t th e re are o th e r they will spend a five or six w e e k s ’ r em in d er of last w in te r in th e land of t h a t 53 toilets w e re connected w ith
se w e rs d u rin g 1911.
anow.
reasons which need not he sta te d .
tim e.
vacation.
$90,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS
DURING PAST YEAR
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING AT COST OF
$20,000 BIGGEST SINGLE ITEM
Over Fifty-Five Thousand Dollars Put Into Homes
of City Is Sign of Healthy Growth in the
Population of Cottage Grove
53 BIRTHS; 33
DEATHS FOR YEAR
WARBLERS WILL WARBLE
J
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