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SHORT COURSE EDUCATES POTATO PROFITABLE CROP H A T the Well Dressed Women Say About AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL AGRMAT LOWLY TUBMRS GIVM ROYAL INSTITUTION. PROFITS. Information Received Priccleaa in Returns in Many Canes $75 an Acre Vulue; Cost Almost Nothing, and in Some Instances as Increase Taxable Property Saya Attendant. High as $100. by Building Up Home Armor Plate Hosiery Industries and De W o maiic it u point to talk with n unrulier of women aliout A r m o r I ’lutc lloHiery ami lin y all tell u i the *amc atory ^ w e a r A rm o r I'ln tc H o s ie ry heenn sc i vr / / / m t Io n n il it I h r one n h s o ln ti'l\ ilc /H 'iitl/ililc stock inK- H r f f d In tt c r service m o re s n tis ln e tio n m n l vet have to ¡m y no h ig h e r /trice. W hat’s the ^ Reason W h y \ i I ’r c t t y much the Burnt' H to r y e v e r y w h e r e . Ami r e m e m b e r , A r m o r I'ln tc ¡s h I ho m a d e f o r t h e y o i i n j f s t e r w h o is r o u p h o n H toekinR H a n d f o r tin* g i r l n a n t i m e n , I« m >. It’« all a dyeinji aeeret ami \rtnoi I'lntc wearers ^el tlie benefit of o u r experience. It’s really worth your while t o k n o w the secret o f A r m o r I'lntc. Won’t y o u a s k u s 7 IS he t J O H N S O N C& CO. L A D IE S TOGGERY m « wv haktkh . v I.,,.,. C O T T A G E G ROVE HEARD IN COTTAGE GROVE. Had Hacks Made Strong Ills Corrected. Kidney SOME SOCIALISTIC NOTES Reported hy Socialist f.ocal. Moral C o tta g u Grove m e ets every All over ( l u t l i i i r G r o w you hear it. S aturday evening a t the city hall. The D oan's Kidney Pill* are keeping up local has been receiving one, two and tiie g o o d work curin g w e a k kidneys, th r e e new m em bers e v e ry week this d riving away baekaehe, r o r r e e tin g u r i year. Two new com rades joined last nary ill*. (Village ( irove people are S aturday night. More and more are te lling aU iul it telling of had hacks coming to discuss the questions of the made Hound again. You r a n believe day. th e tealim ony of your own townapro- S everal questions o f in te r e s t w ere pie. They tell it for the benefit of you discussed last m eeting. Com rade King who are suffering. If your hark pointed out tlie necessity uf making arhcii, if you feel lame, sore an I m is the school building a social c e n te r and erable, if the kidneys s e t too f re q u e n t s place w here th e citizens can m eet ly, or puHMugcs are painful. Meanly and and discuss all questions of civic, olf color, use Moan's Kidney i'll la, the economic and (Htlitical im |s irlan c e ; also remedy th a t has helped so many of w here lectures can be held on any your friends and neighbors. Follow , phase of /octal or business life. Thus this Coltngu Grove eitix e n 's advice and eould hr built up and conducted an e d u give Moan's a chance to do the same cational c e n te r for the adult population for you. as well as fur the chidren. Mrs. E lb a Itishey, C o tta g e Grove, T he promised new banking hill will O re., s a y s: "M oan's Kidney Fills, he up for discussion at the next m e e t procured at Henson's Mrug S tore, have ing, F ebruary 10th. M eetings free and been used in our family and have prov open to all who will meet. A tte n d if en very effective in relieving kidney you are so inclined and the m em bers eum plaint. This expe rien c e has con* will listen while you give them a piece vincod me of the m e rits of Moan's K id of your mind. ney Fills. ” I.egal blanks a t the S entinel office. For sale hy all dealers. I'r ir e fsi cents. F o slcr-M ilhorn Co., Hulfalo, Tacoma Forger Caught at Creswell. New York, sole a g e n ts for th e United Fred (Hies, w anted a t T acoma for S tates. forgery, was caught a t Creswell last H e mem her the nam e Moan’s and Thursday by Sherilf Mown. T he p ris ta k e no other. fH-f 15 oner adm itted bis g u ilt and re tu rn e d to Tacoma w ith o u t requisition papers. Mogul blanks a t the S entinel office. Seal Means Dry Feet W e h ave secu red th e a g e n c y GorviilIlM, O re., J a n , 2u, 1912. Kd. T h a t potato-raising is a profitable crease Your S io tiru l, C o ttag e Grove, Or*\ Dear business is evidenced hy the handsome S ir: H aving com pleted th e first half re tu rn s th a t some of the grow ers are Taxes of Uu- m o n th ’s sh o rt coursu in the O re obtaining this season for th e ir crops, gon A gni'ulturiil college, and thinking according to u dispatch from Wood- a few words from me regarding tin- burn. A g r e a t many have received work here- m ight be of inte rest to the <75 an acre net for th e ir crojis a f te r people of ( o t t a g e Grove and vicinity, holding hack sulficient for domestic will give a few of rny experiences and needs and also for spring planting. In W ILL H ELP YOU DO I T - many instances from 110 to $20 more observation*. M AD E FLOUR I was p a rticula rly struck by the an acre will he realized from the sale A HOME a rra y of stu rd y , iriHnly looking fellows of small seed, the dem and for which I came in contac t with upon en terin g has not y et appeared. the rlasa rooms, varying in a g e from W illiam I.iechty, a g ro w e r living on 21 to 75, b u t mostly betw een the ages Howell P ra irie south of the city, com ♦ of 25 and 10, to g e th e r w ith a few pleted delivery this week of hiM crop There Must be ♦ women, who are not included in this from 20 acres which netted him $100 ♦ Sf/rne Reason ♦ ca te g o ry of ages, and who do not seem an acre for the well-graded table to need leap y ea r for the completion stock, all shipped to the southern ♦ m arket. The crop consiated of 3,07b ♦ of their happiness and destiny. ♦ In conversing with rnufiy in a t t e n d bushels, put up in 1,611 sacks, fur ♦ ance I soon learned th a t they came which he received a check for $2,001.- ♦ frorn every p a r t of the Pacific coast, 10. ilc still has on hand several hu n If you do not buy your in"oceries from us we ♦ from Garuula on the north to Mexico dred bushels of seed stock as well as ♦ would like to know why. There must be a ♦ ♦ sulficient culls (under size and had on tin- south, arid some even from the ♦ reason. If we knew what it was, maybe we ♦ A tlantic coast s ta te s, so you can r e a d i shaped) to provide feed for his stock ♦ ♦ could rectify it, to our mutual profit. Give ly see t h a t this institution is not lim until spring. ♦ ♦ us an opportunity. That’s all we ask and Another instance is th a t of H. ♦ ited hy any means to Henton county ♦ all we need to get your business. Kunze, a grow er living e a s t of th a t ♦ for its patronage. ♦ I noticed in p articula r t h a t auch lo city. From four acres he sold nearly ♦ ♦ calities as Rogue River, Hood River, 500 bushels, receiving $250 and he is ♦ Yakima and W enatchee are more gen holding 300 bushels, for which he can ♦ erally represented than oth e r regions ' g et $180. ♦ 1 he crop in that section is a t least 50 and when we stop to consider th a t these very localities are moving ahead per cent la rg e r than th a t of last year, by leaps and bounds, some of them now and even though shipm ents to date known almost to the ends of the e a rth have been proportionately heavy, there of 125 acres 47 miles w est of E ugene Jury List Made Up. for the high grad e of fru it produced. is still a large am ount of stock to and about ten miies e a s t o f Mapleton. D ra w in g of th e ju r y for the c irc uit In cleaning a fem ale Mallard duck court has been com pleted. T h ere are It is not hard to d e te rm in e why such move, (¡rowers are confidently w a it is the case. These men a re not slow ing for higher prices, and only a few which had been killed by J . W. Hobbs 50 nam es on the list, nearly eve ry p r e to see the a d v a n ta g e of availing th e m of them are willing to accept the p re and given to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kay cinct in the county being represented. selves of the very efficient instruction vailing price of 90 cents to $1 per h un of E ugene Mrs. Kay found t h a t the A few of those draw n a re as follow s; duck contained two well-developed giz given by this school, alm ost w ithout dred pounds. C o tta g e G ro v e—William Woodard, The dem and for special seed v arie zards, about two inches a p a r t and con f a r m e r ; A lfre d H. Nichols, m ach in ist; rem une ra tion, when value received is considered, for I feel th a t I was fully ties, such as Early Rose, G a rn e t Chili nected by an intestine. Mrs. Kay will E rn e st A. Gleason, b r ic k m a k e r ; Ja m e s repaid in tin- first day or two for the and A merican Wonders, has been e x preserve the gizzards and e x h ib it them F. Miller, m e r c h a n t ; J e s s e V. F oster, tremely heavy, and few if any are left as a curiosity. cost of the e n t ir e course. m e r c h a n t; George Boblman, f a r m e r , T hese men are m aking a specialty of in grow ers' hands, all offerings having The S outhern Pacific railw a y has a p T h u rs to n M. Doak, f a r m e r ; J a m e s E. f ru it raising, and, alm ost w ithout e x been ta k en by the buyers a t prices propriated tw o million dollars for the O strander, b a r b e r ; C harles DeWald, ception, are the men m aking the best from 10 cents to 25 cents prem ium over electrification of its lines in and around m e r c h a n t; Wiliam B. Cooper, real e s records as fru it producers. They prices paid for Burbanks. ta te ; Chesley L. C hurchill, m e rc h a n t; P o rtland. realize th a t in order to do so they m ust J . W. B a rringe r, the housemover, J a m e s H. W a rner, c a r p e n t e r ; Emil A. Campbell Opposed to tried out his new traction engine with Schrepel, m e r c h a n t ; John H. S priggs, avail them selves of the very latest President eq uipm ent evolved by hortic u ltu ral r e Slang. donkey a t ta c h m e n t for moving the b la c k s m ith ; Ludwid K em pf, boot-m ak search, which nut only includes in f o r In an address a t assembly recently W hite house on W est N inth s tr e e t and e r ; H enry H. V eatch, m e r c h a n t; H om mation as to v arieties most popular President Campbell s ta r t e d a m o v e it works like a charm . Bv re g u la tin g e r H. H a rris, fa r m e r . hut also locations best adapted, how to ment tow ards the eradication of slang the gearing, he can develop about 200 i L a t h a m —W illiam L. Kim ble, f a r m c u ltiv a te , Hprsv, fertilise, g a t h e r and and g ra m m a tic a l errors from the v e r horsepower, sufficient to move alm ost 1 e r ; J a m e s H. H aw ley, f a r m e r ; E dw in m a rk e t, all of which a re of v ita l im- nacular of the stu d e n ts of th e U n iv er any building he can g e t on the s tre e ts, ! F. Adams, farm er. l»irtaiice and go f a r tow ards producing sity of Oregon. P re sid e n t C am pbell's D isston— H ays D. C rites, mill man. Eugene Guard. success or failure for th e grow ers. D o r e n a - J o h n A. E llio tt, f a r m e r ; plan is to have the in stru c to r in the A new brick block to be occupied by It is well to hear in mind t h a t this English d e p a r tm e n t record all the com Winfield S. C hrism an, f a rm e r. I a show house is being ere cte d a t Eu- institu tio n has most e v e ry facility to mon e rro rs in speech on the campus S a g in a w —R o b e rt E. W alker, f a r m gene betw een the Ax Billy store and I he had for a s ce rta in in g these facts, and to set the stu d e n ts to w atching e r ; Jo h n C. W rig h t, f a r m e r ; G eorge the O. P. C o .’s office. many fold more th a n any individual each o t h e r ’s conversation for their W. Johnson, f a r m e r ; Malcolm A. H orn, A visitor in Roseburg this week was ' f a r m e r ; Judson Allen, f a rm e r. can alford to spend the tim e and money occurence. to acquire. A nother very im portant Silk C r e e k —Geo. W. M cF arland, In his s h o rt talk a t the assembly Clarence Dietz, son of John Dietz, the item is th a t from these successful pro hour, P re sident Campbell said, " I do " o u tla w of Cameron Dam, W i s .,” now ; f a r m e r ; H enry M. Damewood, fa r m e r . ducers a t te n d in g the course many not believe t h a t the language in use i serving a life te rm in th e p e n ite n tia ry , ] S iu sla w —A rdella H. Addison, f a r m items of g r e a t help are secured and upon th e Oregon cam pus is in more following the killing of a deputy s h e r e r ; Roy V. F o ster, f a r m e r ; J a m e s W. added to th e ir already valuable stock need of p u rifying than th a t at oth e r iff in a raid on his hom estead, w h ere McCoy, f a r m e r ; Geo. F a r m a n , fa r m e r . of knowledge. These re p re se n a tiv e s college, but undoubtedly much could for e ig h t y ea rs he defied the efforts of C resw ell - F e rn W. O gram , in surance of this now rapidly growing industry- l»e gained by doing aw ay w ith many a lumber firm to m ain ta in a dam a b u t a g e n t ; Guy G. Stone, c a r p e n t e r ; R ich are e v e r ready to im p a rt of th e ir e x little erro rs t h a t creep into our speech tin g his prem ises. Young Dietz, who ard H. P arsons, m e rc hant. perience for the benefit of th e ir fellow unobserved. By co-operation between is 32 yea rs old, is located a t Yoncalla, H ave you g o t s o m e th in g kicking w orkers —an o pportunity of no small the faculty of the English d e p a r tm e n t doing common labor. He e x h ib its the account. and the stu d e n ts, it will not be long scars of tw o bullet wounds, mem entos around in your way t h a t you w a n t to Being in te reste d mostly in h o r'¡c u l before the vern a cu la r of the university of the b attle betw e en the Dietz family g e t rid of? A r e a d e r in th e Sentinel and the deputies. m ay sell it for you. ture, 1 m ention only item s perta in in g will be purified." thereto, hut the sam e will also apply The body of E. E. E v e r ts who died w ith much force to the o th e r d e p a r t from exposure w hen he and his p a r t m ents, such as m a rk e t gardening, ner, B. O. McGee, lost th e ir way in the farm ing, stock-raising, bee-keeping, Smith River d is tric t as reported in etc., all of which ar» as carefully The Sentinel, has been buried where handled as the one more particularly death overtook him. The coroner described. found it impossible to g e t to the spot, One item 1 d on’t wish to overlook is and it was arran g e d th a t McGee should th a t in conversing with some of the seek the locality and bury the body heaviest producers in th e sta te , men a f t e r the storm . This has been done not a tte n d in g th e course, I g a th e r and the body is buried in a m arked facts and ideas alm ost identical with spot. The rem ains will be exhum ed those ta u g h t a t the school. W e h a v e ju st r e c e iv e d , in a d d it io n to o u r in the sp ring and in te rre d in the F a ir In conclusion 1 wish to say t h a t the i Oaks ce m e tery a t Oakland. 350 odd m em bers now in attendance, la r g e s to c k , a b o u t I 5 0 0 p a ir s o f s h o e s . The R oseburg Review of J a n u a r y 25, w ith increased atte n d a n c e each suc says th a t Mrs. P earl Tapp Am brose of ceeding year, is the best proof of the e s tim a te placed by me upon this in sti | Oakland has filed suit for divorce in tu te of le arning. Very truly, D. T. the c irc uit court th e re a g a in s t Boyd Ambrose, son of Dick Am brose of Yon- AW BUSY. calla. They w ere m arried a t Oakland Supervisors Appointed. on Ju ly 19, 1910, and have a son, seven Following are a few of the road su months of age. Mrs. Am brose ch a rg es pervisors rec en tly appointed by th e her husband w ith be>ng too lazy to do county c o u r t: D istric t 11, O tto Mor any th in g but abuse her. and t h a t he ton, C r e s w e ll; 13, Chas. Sharon, S a g i recently a tte m p te d to shoot her. She n a w ; 14, I. H. V eatch, C o ttag e G rove; w ants the custody of the child. 15, F.dwin F uller, C o ttag e G ro v e ; 17, H enry Gee was seen c a r ry in g a can Hen P itc h e r, Wildwood; 21, R. F. j of Royal Ann cherries on Wednesday Scott, C r e s w e ll; 64, C. Schneider, 1.0- in a good s ta te of p rese rva tion, the r a n e ; 69, J. 1). H um phrey, Lorane re m a rk a b le fa c t in relation th e re to be T w enty-nine road d istric ts w ere d is ing th a t they were canned 14 yea rs ago continued and consolidated w ith others. by his d a u g h te r Anne. W ill some one O u r S h o e b u s in e s s fo r 1 9 1 1 s h o w s a Levi Geer, principal ow ner and m an tell us for the benefit of our readers r a tify in g in c r e a s e o v e r a n y o t h e r y e a r . ag e r of the Calapooya springs, was in 1 how long canned f ru it may be kept, Creswell Monday on business. T he under proper condition*? This breaks y o u w a n t s n a p p y s t y le s a n d sa tisfa c to r y c u ra tiv e powers of th e se springs are the record so f a r as we know. —Mc becoming known all over the e n tire Minnville T elephone-R egister. w e a r fr o m t h e S h o e s y o u b u y , w e f e e l Petitions from prospective county country, and Mr. G eer s ta te s th a t the sales are increasing eve ry week. H e and s ta te officers are being circulated su r e w e c a n p le a s e y o u . is planning im provem ents at the pretty freely these days by friends of springs this y e a r and anticipate s the the different candidates. Among the s e ttle rs to l.ane county best season he has e v e r experienced. OUR SHOES ARE BEFIER ___E. L. Howe killed a large grey which th e building of the S iuslaw r a i l wolf near his place w est of town la st roads have bought, is W. K. Wise, of week. These anim als a re very scarce i Tonopsh, Nevada, who, a t tr a c t e d by in this locality, it being several years the ac tiv ity of a t least two big com sinee one has been seen or killed. Mr. panies in this p a r t of the s ta te , came Howe s ta te s t h a t it was not more th a n here some tim e ago and, m a k in g a tr ip a mile from town w here the animal to the lower Siuslaw country, decided l to buy W. T. B ailey's fine little farm was s h o t.—C resw ell Chronicle. 25th. PRIDE OF OREGON ‘‘ M < p i/* - / $ p Don't kick About Your Taxes SHOES! fo r D r i- S e a l in C o t t a g e G r o v e a n d a s a s p e c ia l a d v e r tis in g fe a tu r e , w ill g iv e a w a y You Friday & Saturday N eed N o t W a it fo r a S a le These I o n e c a n w it h e a c h p a ir o f s h o e s p u r c h a s e d I . a t o u r s to r e , o r o n e c a n w it h e a c h $ 5 . 0 0 . I ca sh p u rch a se of o th e r g o o d s. I I R e m e m b e r , o n e a p p lic a t io n ■ ■ g u a r a n t e e d to w a t e r p r o o f a n y s h o e . C an ■ I u s e o n la d ie s ’, m e n ’s o r c h ild r e n ’s s h o e s . I I D o e s n o t a ffe c t th e s h in in g . ■ is a b s o lu t e ly P r ic e 2 5 c . I Rees-Wallace Co. I “ WHERE YOU DO BETTER” to Buy Shoes at Right Prices g Burkholder-Woods