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(Enttap (ßrmtr Sntitol Volume VI CO TTA G E GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, J A N U A R Y 11, 1912 WILL HAVE FINE STORE ROOM SOON R E E S W A L L A C E CO. G O IN G INTO ni w bui lding . West H a ll of Nrw Cooper-Powcll Building Will Hr Arranged Es pecially (or C ompany. PRESCRIPTION FILLED ALAIN LEMONS PICKED HERE RIGHT AFTER TWENTY-SEVEN TEARS IN MIDDLE OF THE WINTER Hank Hold» Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the »hare holders of tiie Hunk of ('ullage drove was held Tueaday evening in the hunk. Thi' report nf t'uMhier Hull us to the Peculia r T h in g Happens at Local business for the year wum very »stis- P h a rm a c y Lust W e e k . factory, showing the heal year »lure A rather peculiar thing happened at organization with better prospects for Itenaon's Pharmacy during th«' past next year. The following officers were week, A prescription tilled on August elected: den, M Hall, president; It. 8, 188-1, and which has since been Lurch, vice-president ; Hurry Short, stored away accumulating the dust of e ashler. years was called for and refilled i C. W heeler Has Lemon Tree that Is bea rin g . WESTERN GOVERNORS MAKE BIG HIT WITH THE EAST I r the nlllce mid there will lie n hai ami shelving nil the talli inde. Your eastern friends would like ti 'I lie rull ane# will tie in the center ol ! know something itisiul the country you Hie building nn Main atreet, and there are livlt g In. Send them a ropy of tl «■ will he a hdihy giving an excellent Sentinel, fie. view nf the dmpluy window», The entire tnp llnnr of the hinlding ha» lifi'll leuHed hy tin* militia fur line an mi arninry. The idea nf Hulking an opera hull»«' of part of the building him tieni ilrupped. It in expected that the hililding will he eunipli ted uhnot July Ini. Extra copea of the Sentinel always <jn hand at 5c each. No M a il for W e e k in Kansas. I.eRoy W ools has received word from Miss l.eona Bower, a neice of his in Kansas, that they have two feet of snow and had not received mail for a week. He will write them to come to the salubrious clime where sn«>w is hardly known and you can get your mail as often as you want it. f o il) TWO MILES IN FIVE HOURS MEN ARE GOING TO ENTERTAIN W alk in g Determinrd Not to Be Out of Bohemia District J. H. CHAMBERS IS SUED FOR $50,000 W ea th e r W a s B a lm y Here. While Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and other coast cities were heing ravaged with the worst storms of years, Cottage (¡rove was enjoyng its usual balmy winter weather, and atrawherries con tinued to grow in the gardens. There was not a single indication here of a fierce atorm raging elsewhere. Communication hy telephone with the lower valley was cut off by the atorrri. Mo - 1 anything grows most any old time in the famous, fertile, fruitful valhiy, so Dial lemons ripening in mid winter is nothing so «'xtroardinury. Anyway, Cashier Wheeler, of the hirst National, nicked a lemon olf of his tree last week that is a ‘'b e a u t " P. 0. Appointment Soon. and has another that will soon he An appointment of postmaster for ready. the local postnffice will probably he The tree is kept in the house during time within the next the winter to protect it from the jack- made some month. So far the contest for the rabbit-, and deer. plum among a half dozen of the citi zens of the city does not seem to be causing any great amount of excite ment on the surface. 'I in- prescription was originally filled for Miss Fine Vealeh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hum Vi-ufrh, then ii mere girl. It was refilled for tier, hut she is now Mrs. Robert Mostly and a moth er of ehildre i older thun she was then. M a rria g e Record for the Yeur. The year lull was a rut her good one I'll«' west 33 fri t of Un' grillimi Ilnur for marriage» in Lane enmity. There of dll' nrw 4 *>><>|i«-r A I’nwcll building were marriage lieensea issued dur In«« be « mi leasi'd hy On- IG- oh Wallace I' ii ., will lir construrtfd i specially fur ing Hie year. Julie and Deeemher were the he»l months of ttie year. them inni will In' tine nf the most itimi- «rii store rooms in I he weat, Bathtub is Used as Sleigh. Thi' nini» wiiiilnw lit tin' t'lirnrr of Many and novel were the improvised Mum unit Seeonil will have n frontage »led», »lelgtiM and rulter» that liuvi nf 12 feet on Sernnd aireet, anil direct- hern I'M I led nil* hy sudden full of m-v lv over thin k I iow window will lie a eral Inch«'» of »now at Vancouver, I ui II i ' k ' rent room with a view of both W uk I i ., hi»t week, hut the palm I iiih ntreetM. The building will lie '.10 fei t been awarded to the man who drove e deep mi Hernnil atreet inni at the reur single horse nltiichid to an enameled will lie a grocery display window. huthluh. III whirh he rut, slipping over There will la* a halenny lit the reur nf Hie snow as happy as a king on hi the room, part nf whieh will lie UNeil « ay to Delhi T. Number 16 the F a ir Outdone B y Sex. LOCAL M ILL MAN DEFENDANT IN BIO SUIT. Man Injured in Latham Mill Claims He Is Incapacitated for Life and Wants Damages. J. H. Chambers, of this city, is defendant in a $5d,000 personal injury suit filed in the district court last week. William H. Handy claims that amount of damages for injuries re ceived while at work at the Chambers sawmill on October 4, 1911. Plaintiff claims to have been caught in the live rolls in said saw-mill and so severely and permanently crippled as to be a physi cal wreck and probably incapacitated to do the work of a man and is suffer ing severely as a result of said injury. He asks the court for judgment for $5*1,000 against the defendant. When interviewed by a Sentinel rep resentative, Mr. Chambers stated that he did not believe the complainant had any chance to win the suit. He said that the accident was not a fault of the company and that at the time of the injury he volunteered to pay Mr, Handy and his father wages for time necessarily lost on account of the acci dent and to take care of the doctor’s bill, and that he subsequently offered checks for the same, that of the elder Handy being cashed. The injured man is up and around the city, but has not gone to work as yet, although Mr. Chambers says he | could get employment in the mill at any time. Difficult. Not to he outdone by the fair sex, Walking live hours to gel two miles the men of the Methodist parish are was the experience of Al. I'. Churchill, planning to entertain the ladies at no who was down from Hohernia last Fri distant date, and it is said that the day. The snow wax only two fe< t affair will he a novel one in every deep, hut it wus so soft that travt I way. No particulars will he given out through it was ditficult. The weather for publication, except that the men Cottage Grove Student W ill Meet had not been cold enough to form u will do the cooking themselves and all Stanford University. crust. ladies with fortitiude enough to try Mr. Churchill is on the President i The nieinla*r» of the University nf the grub will be invited to attend. The fulInwirig is the stati-meiit of the east. They know that a movement llregi n dehate teams are rapidly living properly and feels very optimistic The men of the churcii will also put W ill Deliver Paper at Mining Con rminiled into xhupf hy Coai'h l.ero) about the prospects of th«* mine, lit Governor West regarding the recent of tiie ‘landless man’ of the east to the <>n an entertainment in a couple of gress in February. ‘manless land’ of the west is une nut Jotlimnil to defend the repulutlun i f figures to have a mill next year trip nf western governors : months, all the parts being taken by ( M. O. Warner, of this city, will de " T h e Western Governors’ special only in the interest of business, but the lemon ami green. men. There will be a mock trial, a liver an address on the Bohemia dis Your eastern friends would like to has proved the gr«‘alest advertising one which will make for government. Three teams, cnm|aiaril nf two men musical skit and a funny pantomine trict at the Southern Oregon . know something alxiut the country you and feature ever attempted in the interest «'neh, are making »trenumi» prepara "W hen told of the great variety of monologue. are living in. Send them a copy nf the Northern California Mining congress of the west. News of its coining was resources of h state like Oregon—of its timi» to uphnl.I the rerun! e»lahli»h#il Sentinel. Extra copies, 6c. to be held in Medford, Ore., February abroad in the land anil thousand» j 2y,(HK) square miles of virgin forest, of bv Coach Ouatave Ituchen'» men last 3d and 4th. awaited at the stopping points not - water power which measures twice year; the lllll Reason having clnsed The session will be a two-day affair only to recieve us with open arms, hut that of New York, Massachusetts and with tint one defeat acoreil ugaiiiNt and many excellent addresses will be tu hear of the great resources and pos- i Maine combined, of its great variety Oregon dehater», that heing a limili» i made. Several speakers of national •ibililicH of th# western states. terni hy Utah. of grains, grasses and vegetables and repute are billed to be present, and " T h e tour of the western governors fruits, of its mines and fishing, of its Tlio judicial recali will he the one will result in the bringing about of a orchards ami hop fields, of its live stock C O T T A G E G R O V E B L O O D H O U N D the congress will be a live one if the auhject debated hv I Iregon this kchruii . committees in charge can make it so. On Friday nigiit, February 23, K. J. A S K T H A T O L D B O U N D A R I E S B E better understanding and close friend industry, and last but not least of its N E A R L Y G E T S CASE. ship between the i-ast and the west. beautiful climate they could hardly J uiior , of New berg, mal K. C Crocket, Medford Girl is Found? RESTORED. Th«' eyes of the east were not only believe the statements true. As a re of I'endleton, will attempt to wrestle Receiving another report that Nora openeil to the possibilities of the west, sult of the trip thousands are becoming M urdered M a n in Boltom of W e l l lo»t laureili from the University nf Darling, the 17-year-old girl who dis hut its people were brought to realize I Uah hy defending the »(firmativi' of Rckidents T a k e n Into City Limits Causes Excitem ent for interested, and I am s ire the coming that our interest is their interest and appeared from Medford three months the recall ipieRtion. Sometime in year will see a westward movement Last M a y F'ile Complaint County Officers. whatever is dune to develop th«' »'«-st , ago, haii been found, this time by the March K. C. Spencer, of Cottage is hound to redound to the benefit of such as never was seen before.*' with Court. police of Oakland, Calif., Constable (•rove, and Have I’i ket, of I'rlneville, The Cottage Grove bloodhound came Singler, of Roseburg, has gone to that will meet Stanford University. On near being called to Eugene to trail city to investigate the clue. This is Claiming thut they were not con the »ame night Leon liny, of Eugene, down the murderer of a scarecrow. the second time the girl has been re sulted in tiie matter and that the city and l(. I). Moores, of Salem, will nu t t Early Monday evening Ed Nye, of ported found, the first report coming of Pottage Grove had no right to vote the Univer»ity of Wimhintgun nn the them into the city limits unless they S E C O N D B U I L D I N G B U R N E D TO ON T H E G R O U N D F O R C O O P E R A Eugene, reported to Sheriff Bown that from Buhl, Idaho, where Mrs. M a rg a same question, at Seattle. a dead man was in a well on the Julius ret Darling, the mother of the woman, were themselves willing to he voted in P O W E L L B U ILD IN G . G R O UND AT D IV ID E . A novel scheme ha» keen conceived Goldsmith place a mile and a half west is now living. and and seeking to annul the special hy thi» yeur’a management to » e m u of Eugene. Nye was attracted to the election held here last May, wherein late the financial return» nf the debat of 40.000 Rock-Faced spot when passing by the feeling that Several Inquiries About Process. T w o Fires in Three Months M a k e A Total considerable outlying territory was er». The Utah content will he followed Blocks W ill Be Used for Residents Suspicious of something was wrong. On looking in *S. B. Morss has received several in annexed to the city, Win. Landess, W. by a leap year party in the men’» to the well he was horrified to discover quiries about Veneering. Incendiaries. the canning process P. HutT and II. K. Aldcn. taxpayers of gymnasium. the swollen body of the deceased float- which he proposes to use to can his the city, who own property within the Work is about to commence on mak i ir.g on the water. The odor was so own vegetables next fall and which Two tires in three months, with no Exhibits Disappear. territory annexed, have begun suit in A In»» of exhibit» in the university the circuit court against the city of 1 apparent natural causes have made ing the cement blocks for the new Coop bad as to cause nausea and he lost his was mentioned in the Sentinel a couple residents of Divide suspicious that er & Powell building. The outfit for dinner. As he left the place to report weeks ago. referendum case ligure» in its outcome Cottage Grove and Assessor Keeney. the making of the blocks was brought he glanced back and in the gathering tirehugs are at work. The inquiries come from those in In their complaint filed late Saturday in the supreme court. At present there The new building just completed hy down from Eugene yesterday, and gloom faintly discerned vague outlines terested in canning properties of are 1T» of the plaint!!'» exhibits and nìx afternoon, these taxpayers allege that such as scientists ascribe to phosphor different kinds and they want particu of the defendant's exhibits missing. 1 the ballots of the voters «if the city W. E. Burkett, and intended fur use work will he commenced at once. A total of 40,000 blocks will be used escent emanations from dead animal lars concerning the process to be used. These were lust, it is u»»erted, in trans were deposited with those of the vot as a hotel ami poslottice, was hurnct) tu the society of Mr. Morss will use a process given out for the veneering of the building. The matter, and which ferring the evidenee baek and forth 1 ers inside the city in the same box, i the ground Sunday morning. psycological research attribute to by the government and has been trying inside walls will be of brick. The The building was a two-stury strue- and it could not tie determined when from Multnomah to Marion county. to secure copies of the bulletins from the canvass of the votes was made \ ture ami was just ready for occupancy, blocks will make the building look very other and supermundane causes. The sheriff notified Coroner Gordon, which he learned the method, but finds after the election whether or not the 1 some of the hotel efleets having al ; solid and substantial ami one of the and with three trusty deputy-sheriffs, they are out of print. It may. there voters outside the city were in favor ready been moved in. The postnffice i finest in the city. was to have been moved Monday. | The block-making outfit was brought the minions of the law secured a livery fore. cause him considerable work to of annexation. The plaintiffs seek to enjoin the city There was some insurance on the huilil- here by Fuller Jc Cherry, who have the rig and went to the front, taking along reply to all the anxious inquirers. I contract for furnishing the blocks. It grappling irons, ropes and lanterns, of Cottage Grove from levying a city ing. SCORE OF 57 to 14 TELLS THE tax against their property on the The Ostrantier store burned three is in charge of E. J. Fuller, son of B. while arrangements were made to wire to Cottage Grove for the bloodhound. WHOLE STORY. assessment roll as a part of the city of months ago in just as peculiar a man F. Fuller, of this citv. The object was plainly visible to the Cottage Grove, and ask that the elec ner, hut no clues have yet been secured Advertising pays in the Sentinel. naked eye with the aid of lanterns as to the incendiaries. Local Boys in Good Shape Despite tion proceedings he set aside ami «le- when the company reached the well. clurcd null and illegal. ON THE RESULTS OF THE OMAHA Small Amount of Practice and Grappling irons were dropped into the Thompson & Hardy, of Eugene, and LAND SHOW. Spring Surprise. well and the officers were rewarded by J. S. Medley, «if Cottage («rove, are | Some objections to the proposed The second number in the lyceum bringing up a well-constructed scare attorneys for the plaintiffs in the case. course. Carter’s Virginia Jubilee Sing names of avenues on the West Side crow, tastily and appropriately attired. W ill Deliver the Lecture that Was By the one-sided score of 57 to 14 F iv e Generations Livin g. ers, was well received by a capacity have been raised since the publication Coroner Gordon decided that an in the local high school Imys everlastingly Delivered at Omaha and Florence, Ore, Jan. 8. Mrs. Lucinda house. Every number was encored. of the proposed names in last week's quest was unnecessary. threw it into the Oakland high schuol Show Slides. Atwood Knowles, who celebrated her The animal imitations by Mr. Washing Sentinel. Isiys in the basket hall game last 89th birthday December l‘J, at the ton made h special hit. P. 0. Q u arterly Report. The objection is that naming these night. The playing nf the local hoyH The same lecture that was delivered home of her daughter, has 68 living The singing of the colored ladies and states after principal cities of the waa a surprise to everyone, as very Following is the report of the Cot on Lane county at the Omaha Land deseendanta, live children. '29 grand gentlemen was of a healthy sort, the union and states of the union makes little practice hud been had. tage Grove postortice for the quarter Show by D. C. Freeman, secretary of children, Id great-grandchildren, and music being more than of average mer them too long. The city engineer may ending December 31st, compared with The high school hand just recently the promotion department of the Eu one great-great grand chilli, making it. The entire program was highly as h result devise some new manner of nrugnized was out to announce the previous business: gene Commercial club, will be given five generations of the family, living. pleasing to the large audience, am! the naming them before the ordinance is game and performed creditably. Stamps sold for quarter..........$1,*573.03 here next Monday evening in the Grand Although she has suffered four strokes K. of P. and W. t). W. management presented. Stamps sold same quarter last 1 he line-up nf the teams was as theatre by Mr. Freeman. of paralysis, her eyesight remains very deserves much c m lit for having fur fo llo w * : year ...................................... 2,291.66 Admission will be free and it is aimed good, and she has n«»t used spectacles nished such an entertainment. Registration of Voters Begins. Stamps sold quarter ending Sept. Cottage Grove Position Oaklami to get the best people of the city out for more than 12 years. She was Brumbaugh . center............... Young Poultry Association Meets. Politics once more comes to the to hear the talk. The lecture will born in New Hampshire in 1822, and llennenger........ .guard. Matthews A meeting of the Lane County Poul front. Registration of voters for the Gain of this quarter over pre show what Lane county did at the was married at the age of 13 to Ebe- vious quarter ..................... 311.62 Martin................ guard........ Hovingdon try association was held at Eugene primary elections in April was begun show, will give people an opportunity nezer Cram Knowles, who died 10 Medley, Woods .forward . .. James at the county clerk’s Total income for this quarter. .1,990.40 Tuesday, The treasurer's report showed last week to know of some of the (lossibilities years ago. In 185*1 she moved to Min A tk in so n ............forward ........... Dear* that when all financial obligations, in i office and will continue till a short Total income for same quarter of this kind of work in getting new nesota, and was a pioneer settler in last year .............. 2,519.13 Substitute, Oakland.. Shackelford cluding premium awards, are met a time before the election date, and then settlers. All who are interested in the that state, coming to Oregon in 1835 The<*ounty seat fight last year caused Referee............ ( ' . I I . McKnight small amount of money will be left to will resume some time after the elec work are urged to make it a point to and settling in the Siuslaw valley. tion, to be continued up to a short an increase in receipts that was not the association’s credit. Among the Oakland visitors who ac- be present. permanent and «lid not indicate the Have you got something kicking The association will meet nn the first time before the general election. eompHnied tho boys w ere: Mrs. B. L. real business of the office, so that the Inserted between regular news items, llennenger and daughter Hertha, Mm. around in your way that you want to Monday in February to elect officers Bell, MisaTessie Dear ling, Muiipin, get rid of? A reader in the Sentinel and make arrangements for the next I)o you want something? A reader business this year is as a matter of : Sentinel want ads. get results. fact a material increase over last year. Legal blanks at the Sentinel office. Richard Hock, K. WMtson, Ruel (¡ray. may sell it for you. .< in the Sentinel will get it for you. .. poultry show. DEBATERS GETTING INTO SHAPE WARNER TO ADDRESS MEETING WANTED DOG; WAS ONLY SCARECROW PETITION TO SET ELECTION ASIDE FIREBUGS AT IT AGAIN MAKING CEMENT BLOCKS i OAKLAND IS LAMBASTED BY LOCAL SCHOOL TEAM FREEMAN WILL TALK TO GROVE CITIZENS j WARBLERS MAKE A HIT OBJECT TO SOME NAMES io , m i.............. i.ma