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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1912)
T I T « + « # ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ | R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y : + ^ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ - — — - There is no place where more care should l>e taken than in the preparation of prescriptions. We fully realize the responsibility o f this end o f our business and no {>art of it receives more care And we keep our stock ot prescription articles strictly fresh. ________________________________________ __________________ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « B E N S O N ’S P H A R M A C Y ; ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ HOW TO BE HAPPY-THO MARRIED We may be getting into deep water in attempting to give advice on a question which many wiser heads than ours have failed to successfully answer. Hut knowing that the object o f marriage is happi ness, we wish to give one piece o f advice that will be found useful and valuable. It is to let us furnish your nest for you. Our line of Furniture is one well adapted to this purpose. Just drop in and let us suggest to you an arrange ment for your parlor, your dining room, your bed room, or all o f them. SIMERAL & VAN DENBURG THE FURNITURE DEALERS W e'll Explain the Difference between the various blends o f coffee, tea, etc., if you desire. But people who come here regularly for their groceries have come to rely on us when we say an article is “ all righ t.” W e don’t handle the “ near pure” kind o f groceries. Try our coffee as a sample o f our grocery’ service. KERR & S1LSBY R U N G F E E D CO D. S T E R L I N G , MANAGER F L O I R —Hard Wheat Brands: Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay, Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran, Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. Grass Seed—all kinds constantly on hand. American B e a u t y , P u r e White, Red Cross. Every sack guaranteed. Poultry Feeds and Supplies. Pheasant, White Star. F L O I R — Soft Wheat Brands: P H O N E 1711 ALL C IT Y ORDERS D ELIV E R E D VALLEY CITIES RAISING FUND FOR RATE FIGHT Inst summer to pity off the mortgage Add comfort and distinction to your home by selecting your floor coverings from our carefully selected and rightly-priced lines o f Art Squares An exceptional] large line o f all wool and part wool Ingrains, îrussels, Velvets and Axminsters now on display. At a previous meeting of the inter state commerce commission, towns 1 within a given radius of a terminal point were given the benefit of the terminal rate on all goods shipped by class rates. On the day on which the action taken by the interstate com - 1 merce commission was to hHve gone into effect, the railroad companies placed into effect a new tariff on com modity rates, naming commodity rates on practically everything that is shipped from eastern to western states. This action on the part of the railroads defeated the purpose and intentions of the interstate commerce commission, and the meeting referred to was for the purpose of ruising money to try the case before the interstate com merce commission. j for several A GREAT BARGAIN Sil k IINDEKSKIKIS $4 Vdlues $ 2.50 W H IL E THEY LAST Hampton & Co. her cruiser of this city, died alone while his companion, II. O. McGee, of Kugene, went to a cabin three-quarters of a mile distant to gel matches and kindling with which In build a tire to resuscitate Kvcrls. Before leaving Kver's, McGee carried Inin a half mile on his back. Kverta 'was NUyears of age and McGee is 60. Kverta' death occurred on December 31, but it wun four kittys before McGee could make bis way to the nearest set llemcnt. Sulphur Springs, and send word to Gardiner. On tiie following day I'nmner Jewett, of this city, was notified and left immediately. He will not reach the body, it is believed, be fore tisiay. Two of Kverta' sons, J iinoii and Kdward, residents of Rose burg, left for Gardiner lust night. State Tax Greater this Year. Hie aaesNcd valuation o f the proper ty of all public service corporations in Lane county, as fixed by the state tax commission is $3,366,156, and Lane county's share of the state tux tins year is $124,679. The amount of Lane county's state tax this year is s great surprise to county officials. It is two and a half times as great as this county 'a share of the atutc expenses lust year. No cx- plunuton of the great increase hus been given. The county court will have to increase the levy accordingly. As yet It hus not been decided what the new levy will be, but it is pretty safe to predict Unit it will be iilsiut 12 mills, aa compared with 10 mills lust year. The heavy state tax, togethei > with increases in other expenses of the county, will necessitate a slight in crease st least. The total valuation of all property inside the county outside of the puiilii service corporations is $.34,144,090, which, added to the assessed valuation of the property of the corporations, makes u total of $37,510,46 Witliu 12-mill levy the revenue would be $450.122.95. Disstoo Doings. Sample line of North Fairview Stockholders Meet. Jan. 10. — A fte r a week's shut-down for repairs the J. 1. Lumber Co.’s mill resumed work this morning and every thing is working nicely. Men’s Wool Pants A special meeting of stockholders of the North Fairview Mining company in Kohcrnia district was held Tuesday si the office of the company in Kugene, for the purjMise of laying plans for the extensive operations of the company’» property this spring. Recent develop ment of the company's mines show rich deposits of high grade, free mill ing ore in quantities sufficient to opei - ate the mill, recently secured, for a period of several years. The company took over the Crystal mill and pro|terties recently and now. with this addition, it has one of the best equipped properties in the entire Bohemia district. The Weal Coast Mining company, whose mines adjoin th"»c of the North Kairveiw on the east, has been operat ing its mills almost continually since June 1910, and the output has been good. Reporta emanating from Bohemia are very Mattering indeed, and indica tions |ioint to an era of unusual activi ty throughout this famous mineral zone during the coming season. Just Received Values to $4 L. A. Ralston came up from the Grove the first of the week and is now installed as storekeeper in the com pany's store. Rev. J. L. Realty, of Saginaw, held services in the school house on Tuesday evening, a good crowd being in attend ance. A P A IR . A L L SIZKS Hampton & Co. The fourteen-year-old-daughter of I’ete Chulifoue has been in a very criti cal condition for several days but is the money on the mortgage was paid now slowly improving. off, and today, again in prison garb, he Chester VanDenburg, yard foreman, returned recently from a short business will be back at his old prison duties as though time had slipped by in which visit to Eugene and other points. he had been a free man. Mack has served since January 21, Deed of Kindness Cause for Joshing. 1909, except since June 4, last year, The birth of a new citizen of this when was granted a trusty parole. great land of the free and home of the brave on train No. 13 last night and The forest service has decided to Frank McFarland's kindness in offer make a material cut in grazing fees to ing to assist in directing said new citi be charged fur the range in national zen to a hostelry has caused him to he forests during 1912. The new sche the butt of a lot of joshes by his dules will reduce the rate on sheep 1 to friends. The baby was born to a 1$ cents a head, with proportionate re Japanese woman who was going duction on cattle. It is estimated this through, but the circumstances men reduction will reduce the total fees tioned necessitated her getting off the collected next year about $50,000. train here and she is now at the Thompson hotel, where it is understood that mother and child are doing nicely. liable for ila mineral prodoeta than for You can judge the kind of job print ing a newspaper does by the kind of a paper it prints. The Sentinel is will ing to let its |ia|ier be an ad. for its 1 job printing. six foot abaft in the very heart of North Roaeburg Mr. Walker recently purchaaed the tract, and soon there after announced that he intended to build acvcrul residences for rental pur- portes. Later he aliMudoued tills idea, and, without announcing Ills intention, obtained the servteea of two expur ieneed miners. North Roseburg people were siir prised to see a crew of men recently busily engaged in sinking a abaft Mr Wulker refuses to give out uny Infur matlon relative to hia operations forth ur than admitting that be believes be will be able to get gold In paying quanililea. With plenty of money at his command, Mr. Walker »ays (level opment of the mine will be poshed as rapidly as possible, The mouth of the abaft is located in the very heart of North Roseburg'» residence district, and abutting prop erty-owners are eugerly awaiting dc velupmcills, especially is tills true of persons who have come to the con clusion that Mr. Walker found evi deuce of gold before starting o|a-ra turns. West Guest of Convicts. Medford, Ore.. Jan. 8. — (Special. Governor Oswald West ate chicken at "W e a lv ille ," a »tale roads convict ca-rp, yesterday. About him aat the men whose word of honor he has that they will not break for liberty. The chief executive, aa the gueat of honor, listened to the personal grievances of the convicts, und after dinner made a speech, in which he thanked the honor men for helping him maintain his pris on |adicy. He was welcomed to the -amp by the exploding of slicks of dynamite. "1 am glad to And that all of you have kept your faith with me and that none of you has attempted to g< t a w a y ," »aid the governor. " I t la freely predicted that at least une or two out of the 27 would break his pledge and even I ex|iertrxl that the temptation would prove too strung for some of you." Governor West and party made the trip to Derby by the Pacific & Kastern und from there rtale horrebaek to the ramp. The snow was over a foot deep und was swept by a biting wind. The cold wua intense and the governor was the brat to reach the camp stove on his srrival. Father Avenges Daughter’s honor. M. L. Barker to John Barker, lots 1H and ID and 20 in blk 08 of Central Park add to Florence, $1. Louisa M. Thompson to Josephine Korniek lots 1 and 2 in block 7 of James H. McFarland's addition to Cottage Grove, $1. J. T. Davies to A. B. Wood, lots 1 and 2 in Blk 4 of Georgetown, $1,000. Minnie S. and C. J. Howard to Car rie Hemenway, 40 acres in section 27-20-2 W, $800. Lena Jordan to Bank of Cottage Grove, 120 acres in section 25-20-4 W, $1,250. William Perry Whitney to James Henderson McFarland, one-half inter est in tract in section 29-20-3 W, $1. Deposits in Oregon banks total $121.834.644, according to the slate moot of Superintendent of Banka Wright, juat issued. This shows a steady gain in bank de|Miaita over a year ago. It is now positively assured that the gentlemen who are behind the move will be in Springfield within the next few days to make arrangements to start their buildingB for the proposed new flour mill. W. H. Shane was in Kugene Wednes day. U M PH REY & M ACKIN TH E CASH ECONOMY STORE A Corset of “ Real” Worth The American Lady The American I-ady Comet is becoming more and more popular with our customers because of its durability, honest value and correctness of fit. The boning in the American Lady Corset is absolutely rust proof. We carry several styles in long or short waist and hip and light or heavy weight. A ik to See the Following Style»: No. 128 -A new style, very slender with long skirt and short waist. Price Dis Coquille, Ore., Jan. 9. W\ R. Fool« shot slid instsntly killed Charles W i l cox on a street here today, Foote is a retired rancher. He charged Wilcox, who wan roadmnster of the local rail way, with having ¡mpru|aT relations with Foote's young daughter. Wilcox wua a married mao and the Foote girl atMyed at the Wilcox home for a while, as a companion to Mra. Wilcox. Several |>er*oiis witnessed the shout inf. Foote is in jail here. He is about 60 yesra old and came to Coos county two yeura ago from l-ouisiaua. Real Estate Transfers. M. I.. Barker and John Barker to Franklin B. F.ddy, tract in sec. 28-20-3 W, $1. John H. Hull to F. J. Dowe. 2 acres in section 27-21-3 W, $200. Nuf-Ced tramping defence. Last spring. Mack's wife with two small children and with her parents, arrived in Salem, practically destitute. The story came to the ears of Governor West and he told Mack he could work until such time as he bad placed the family in decent circum stances and had paid off the mortgage on the home. At the end of the time the governor told Mack he would expect hint to re turn to the prison on his own volition and complete the sentence. Yesterday on the kitchen floor would save labor and add much to the pleasure o f housekeeping. W e offer a large variety o f patterns to choose From. HOUSE FURNISHERS after About $1,400 has already been sub scribed by Salem, Albany and Cor vallis while Kugene, Lebanon, Mc Minnville, Oregon City, Newberg, In dependence and other towns ha /e tieen asked to contribute to raise the amount of funds to $11,500 or $-1,000. It is un derstood that Kugene turned down the proposition for fear of antagonizing the railroads now headed for that city. There is a |>ossihility that southern Oregon towns, Medford, Ashland, Grant» Pass and Roseburg, will contri bute also, providing the question of a regulated tariff for points between Portland and San Francisco may la- tried before the interstate commerce commission. Linoleum Phone 6 serving for the murder of George Car ter. a nartender at Grants Pass, ap peared at the door of the penitentiary last week with a pack on his hack and stalcil he was ready to go back to pris on and complete his sentence. Mack was one of the lirst upon whom Governor West tested Ins “ hon o r " policy. According to the story the little home in Spokane belonging to the parents of Mack's wife was mort gaged for a few hundreds of dollars and the money sent to Mark for his A decision to raise a sum of money from the various commercial organisa tions in the Willamette valley for the purpose of sending a representative to Washington, 1). t' ., to appear before the interstate commerce commission at its next meeting was reached last week when the railroad and transportation committee of the Salem hoard of trade and Albany Commercial club met with the business men of Corvallis. George W. Kerr to Christie K. Reed et ux, $600. Same, 24 acres in section 33-21-1 W, $600. Kinter Brothers haunted Eugene Turns Proposition Down on the home of his father in law, bouts in the snow covered mountains residence or manufacturing purposea, mortgaged to pay for Ins defense at in the Smith River region, 48 miles David jlarael Walker, a Roaeburg capi for Fear of Offending Rail his trial, William Mack, life termer east >>f Gardiner, K. K. Kverta, a lim talist last week coiilllioncud »Inking u Roads, ’ Tis Said. W, $1. The Different Kind—the Strictly Dependable Kind ROSEBURG HAS GOLD FEVER West’s First Honor Mau Makes Aged Kugene Mau Sought Matches Mining Operations Begin in Hem t of Rraidcnce District to Build Fire to Save Good by Returning to Prison of City. Companion. Alter Liquidation of Debt. ALBANY AND CORVALLIS FIRST TO CONTRIBUTE. Believing that his land i* more val Roaeburg, Ore., Jan. H. Utterly ex After working on his honor since Franklin B. Kddy to John Barker and M. L. Barker, tract in sec. 28-20-3 F U R N IT U R E life termer pays mortgage cruiser freezes in the hills her. The boning is extra s t r o n g and the waist line is reinforced with a s t r ong belt No. 250—An ex w h i c h prevents ceptional g o o d the corset from style and is our stretching#*) C l) most, popular num- P r ic e ___ >Z.3U TH E AM ERICAN G IR L CORSKT. Made especially for girls with short waist and hip, and light, flexible $ boning. P r ic e .............. American I jidy Corset Like Cut. Price 1.00 We have Corset Waists in all sizes at ea ch .............. ......
