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MONEY LOST IN THE EGG i end Fo t Seet ï BUSINESS ual-Free CHURCH NEWS ♦ SOME ADVICE BY MAN OF EX PERIENCE. •fa toO sdf«» parity sod . N o roodb er» po. kod rikow two geeLiior riw w r W M i l u a s a d . O ur hJly M s ip p a a U U xito ry undo« tho d ir « * o a of • * o « a b * sod n i 'f f l •erd M k f wb ki » w »I U B y C o .S e s n W CALAPO OYA Springs Hotel Located at London, Oregon. in the Calapooya mountains. 800 feet above sea level, twelve miles from Cottage Grove. Ore. Cuisine and accommodations excellent. Hot mineral baths, recommended by physicians for rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney troubles Very extensive grounds with swings, tennis court, croquet and other amuse ments. Splendid trout fishing at hand. Automobile line from Cot tage Grove over good roads. Write for full particulars.rates, etc. Address C alap ooya Springs Co. Cottage Grove, Ore. P R O F E S S IO N A L CARD S D. „ „ t O ffice 47 , « * _ i L a w s o n B lo c k P h on c* , Rea. ioj R ° * cf f M ain St Office H our« i to 6 p m C o n s u lta tio n b y a ppoin tm ru t on ly . DR. H. H. SOMERS O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N C h ro n ic a n d N e r v o u s D is e a s e s a S p e c ia lt y . COTTAGE GROVE - - OREGON G E R T R U D E M. B U R D IC K G nul uat«* Nurse M ASSEUSE C O TTAG E GROVE OREGON phone 154-R B I.r w i» R esidence J. N. WATERHOUSE Teacher ot Piano ami Organ Certificated from the Associated Board, Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. Residence Second Street. O ffic e P h o n c M e in 5 R e s id e n c e , M e in 121L F. L. INGRAM , D. M. D. Dentist A L L W ORK G U ARANTEED. Lawson Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore J. E. YOUNG tAttorney at Law O ffice o n M e in S t r e e t, W e s t S id e COTTAGE GROVE :: :: :: OREGON J. C. JOHNSON A ttornev-a t-La tv Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor ation, mining and Probate law a specialty Collection and Insurance. COTTAGE GRO VE, OREGON T e lep h on e O ffice Room 14, Woodward Bldg. DR. H . H. O W E N Veterinarian G r a d u a te K a n s a s C ity V e te r in a r y C o lle g e CO TTAG E GROVE OREGON ♦ TO ORGANIZE A BASEBALL TEAM That the poultry producers o f the country are losing vast sums of money through impro|>er handling mid mark eting o f eggs is the contention o f Prof. James Drvden o f the Oregon Agricul tural college, who has made a special study o f the marketing question and has some valuable remedial measures to suggest. He estimates that about 1? per cent o f the value o f the eggs is lost by improper handling, which is a total loss o f about $100,000.000 a year to the United States. A t that rate, the loss to Oregon would be half a million dol lars. A government expert has fig ured the loss on a basis o f 2 per cent for dirties, 2 for breakage, 5 for chick development, 5 for shrunken or held eggs. 2« for rotten eggs, and | for mouldy or had flavored eggs. Need less to say. a large part o f this 17 per cent loss could be saved by care in handling. Prof. Dryden says: " I f properly marketed Oregon eggs produced by farm hens could easily sell for 40c a doten in Portland if they were proper- ly marketed. Farmers trade the eggs off to the merchants o f local storca for 25c a dozen, and when laid they were as good as those the city purchaser pays 40c a dozen for gladly. But by the time they get to the city they are worth no more than the original 25e a dozen, plus the freight. Why? They were mixed by the storekeeper with eggs o f all sizes, all degrees o f stale ness and dirt, shipped in leisurely fash ion. and afterward passed through sev eral hands. In certain seasons o f the year it is common to test out 15 per cent as fit only for fertilizer. Not many businesses can stand such a loss. team was brought up at a social sea- •ion o f the Boya' c I hss o f tho Preshy terian church held one evening last week ut the home o f the teacher, S. R. Smith. It is probable that the team will be organized and that challenges w ill he issued to similar teams from other churchca of the city. Officer» o f the class have been elected as follow s: President, Dale W ya tt: vice-president, Raymond Veatch ; sec rotary, Roy Neal \ catch ; treasurer, Ray Kerr. Other members of the class are Row land Mason, Karl Droves, lamlie Mas on, W ill Holdemian, Ralph Boren, V ir gil liowdy, t'arl Veatch, Marvel Ran dall. Leonard Simona, llassel McDee, Roseoe Hemenway, Harold Venake, Dwight King, Claude Sherman, Samuel Veatch, Willard Moras, Aw brey Oliver. Sol Coffman, Chester Anlauf, John Daroutte, Albert Stroup. A ll boys of this age not members o f other classes will be given a cordial welcome. COTTAGE GROVE STAI ION Church o f Christ The Ladies' mis sionary circle met Thursday Ht 2 ¡10 p. m.. at the home o f Mrs. Jessie Taylor. The services at the church o f Christ next Lord's day w ill be full o f good things. Bible school ut 9:45 in the morning. A t 11 Mr. Hovén speaks on The Divine Progam of Progress,” next sermon on the l»ook o f Matthew, in the evening a special anthem by the chorus and a special aermon from 1 Pet. 3 :17-4 :6. "T h e Spirits In Prison and the Way O u t." This is a difficult text. Read it and come and hear and see it explained from a chart next Sun day night. The mid-week meeting has taken on new life. Last Thursday evening a large number were in atten dance and two came out and presented " I here are too many profits to pay, themselves for membership in the too, between ptoducer and consumer, church. Baptismal service this eve the farmer, shipper, commission man, ning. jobber, slaughter house man and retail Acreage valjes A ll .pro|ierty, |>er There will be all the regular services er, all must have their ’ "ra k e o ff.” farm, $8,474; land and buildings per at the Presbyterian church Sunday, putting the final price o f chicken out farm $7,580; land per acre, $519.34. February 11th. Rev. J. V. Milligan, o f reach o f the slender purse. Some Domestic animals farms and ranges D. I)., o f Portland w ill preach morning 10 per cent is thus added to the 17 per — Farms reporting domestic animals, and evening. ____________ cent loss by handling, making 27 per 2,671 ; value of domestic animals. Methodist Church.— Last Sabbath $1.839,1538. cent loss to the farmer. Small wonder that some people say * "p o u ltry don’ t was a good day. Several newcomers Cattle Total number. 26,507; dairy were present and at the close o f the cows, 10,891 ; other cows, 4,658; year p a y !’ ” One o f the first requisites is proper services were introduced to the friends. ling heifers, 2,934; calves, 4,344; year attention to the handling of the eggs. N ext Lord’ s day the usual session o f ling steers and bulls, $1/295; other Prof. Dryden has named six points tc Bible school at 9:45. Rainy weather steers anil bulls, 2.385; value, $571,840. does not diminish the attendance much. be observed in this regard : Horses Total number, 8,947; ma 1. Clean yards for the fowls to run Public worship at 11 with sermon by ture horses, 8,023; yearling colta, 723; in and clean nests for them to lay in, pastor on the word "S e la h .” Epworth spring colts, 201 ; value, $1,009,556. cutting off the per cent loss on dirties. League devotional meeting at 6 :30. Mules Total number, 135; mature 2. Care in gathering, packing and People’s popular service at 7 :30 with mules. 130; yearling cults, 4; spring hauling to market would save 2 per address by Robert Sutcliffe on ‘ ‘ A colts, 1 ; value, $17/2*50. Broken T o o th ." This is the first o f a cent on breakage. Asses and burros Number. 10; va l 3. Regular and frequent gathering series o f addresses on odd subjects ue, ssio. of the eggs and the keeping o f them from the Old Testament. Uood music Swine—Total number, 12,333 ; ma in cool places would prevent the 5 per by orchestra and selection by large ture hogs, 7,951; spring hogs, 4,382; chorus choir. Hearty congregational value $79,679. cent loss on chick development. 4. Selling the eggs when not more singing. Sheep Total number, 30,382; rams, The entertainment to he given by ewes and wethers, than three or four days old would save 19,65*5; spring the men o f the Methodist church will lambs, 10,726; value, $107,597. another 5 per cent loss on stale eggs. Goats Number, 25,81*9, value, $53, 5. Watching hens to prevent broodi- place Friday evening, March *th. ness and stolen nests would prevent Farts have been assigned and the work Poultry and bees Number o f |snil the 2* per cent loss on rotten eggs. ut preparation is now in full swing, 6. Attention to breeding, and to 0ne o f the moflt unitluo features o f the try o f all kinds, 123,451 ; value, $67,302; keeping the eggs in a clean, sweet performance will be a pantomine mono number o f colonies o f bees, 3,888; val smelling place where they can not ab logue. This alone will he well worth ue, $9,170 Farms operated by owners Number sorb bad flavors would save the one- the price o f admission. o f farms, 2,350; tier cent o f all farms half per cent loss (a low estim ate) on By the swinging into line o f the Ep operated by owners, 83.2; land in mouldy and bad flavored eggs. worth League cabinet on Tuesday eve farms operated by owners, 387,921 These are matters for the individual ning, every single department o f the acres; value o f land and buildings, to remedy, but the marketing is a Methodist church is now working hard different matter. Unless he keeps for some definite purpose. The officials $16,085,815. Farms operated by tenants Number enough hens to make regular ship- of the Young People’ s soeie'y have ments himself, he must submit to his laken for thejr aloKan .. Johnny on the o f farms, 446; per cent o f farms oper eggs being mixed with those o f others U. .. , n other worda ,f H ,jtt|e ated by tenants, 15.8; lain! in such who may be less careful in the hand ; j-ga,]y cash is needed for church work, farms, 87,105; value o f land in such ling. The grading o f the eggs would upon a vote of the LeaKUe> the lreHHUr. farms, $3,881,755. Farms operated by managers Num have to be worked out by experience, > er w , „ hand OVfcr a che,.k To do thi„ absolute freshness, uniformity o f size, > require8 a KOodly sum o f money in the ber, 30; land in farms, 10,239 acres; aw. 1:26 a rru 6.42 a. m. 3:«il p. m. ÿ:32 p. m. 15 13 IS 17 y I 0U r L o ll r»| r U?3S6 u fl 11 lID D y North Bound South Bound No. No. No. No. No. 16 No. 14 No. 13 No. 20 1:4M a. m. 2:25 a. m. 11:02 a m. 3:56 p. m. 0. & S. E. R. R. COMPANY. NMEi T A B L E NO. 5- T o Take t iffe d June 19, 1909. W. BOUND BOUND E No. a. No. I. ,1 V T IO N 8 AM 7 3° 7 7 5V 8.14 35 tv .... 6.7 86 **5 8.50 «35 9 .6 !l.< 20 A h til . . COTTAGR GuOVfc. ....... W alden ... ___C erro G ordo ........ Do RENA....... .............. STAR . . . .. ............ W icks ... . ...... R ed B rido e ... A M. A h 12 oo ........ ,,aJ . . . . . ___11.16 . . . . . 11.08 , . . . __ 10.40 No department o f the Methodist church at present is rewarding Pastor Sutcilffc for his labors as the Men’s class meeting on Sunday morning at 10 o ’clock. Several new members were enrolled at the last session. It was the most interesting and profitable gathering yet held. The description o f mankind during the three great per iods o f history given by Messrs. King, Moras and DeLong showed much thought and preparation. N e x t Sab bath the vestry should be too small to hold those in attendance. The topic is "Christian P o litics." There will he a debate on this question: Resolved, T h a t electing aggreasive, brainy, Christian men to office regardless o f party affiliations would be a more effective way o f bringing about a bet ter condition o f affairs than voting straight for the candidates o f any e x isting political party. Affirm ative, Phillips; negative, Howard. best by way of his stomach. Is he fond o f biscuits, hot rolls and ...... W ild w o o d As well as good bread? ......... D irston .. ......I,V IO.CÄ pastry? You can make all of these to his— T w o e x tr a trait*» fo r p aao rn ger» o n ly leave» C o tta g e G r o v e on T u e s d a y an d S a tu rd a y at 2 30 and your— supreme satisfaction by p. in ., r e t u r n in g a rriv e» a t C o tta g e G ro v e a t 5 30 using our famous Pure White brand p m S u b je c t to c h a n g e w ith o u t n o tic e of Flour. It helps you to get the A ll o u tw a r d fr e ig h t to » tation w h e re th e r e i» best results in all breadstuff's with n o a g e n t w ill b e le ft a t ri» k o f o w n e r. S t a g e le a v e s D issto n a fte r a r r iv a l o f tr a in on You can judge the kind o f job print the least effort. And yet the price M o n d a y , W e d n e s d a y a n d F r id a y for O raeeo. F r e ig h t w ill n o t be re c e iv e d at th e O . S. K. is very low indeed. ing a newspaper does by the kind o f a T o in s u re fo r w a r d in g 9.05 9 15 ......... *0-33 . . . __ 110 28 .............. 110.15 R . D ep o t a fte r 5 p m on n e x t tr a in fr e ig h t m u st be d e liv e re d in a m p le tim e to p e r m it o f its b e in g b ille d . A . B . W OOD, Manager. ru*: STERLING FEED CO. paper it prints. The Sentinel is w ill ing to let its paper he an ad. for Its job printing. With our hanking methods. You will then be convinced that your money will be absolutely safe if placed with us. Small accounts are accepted and appreciated as well as the large ones and will receive prompt and careful at tention. Remember—the big ac counts were small in the begin ning. ...T H E ... First National Bank "TH E OLD RELIABLE" information on P o u ltry A uthentic and vaJuaMc informxboa obojJt branding, hat* tun«, n a il feeding a n d housing p o u ltry c o n ia i»«* Is ih» U la « « t h o n _ D II » I Po.JtfT Book—ju s printed, anna lor C O PT. Iran. a it. f '• ok o n t k o h a tiik A Third Cause of Disrate n o t n e s v iti a im no Pressure on Nerves. T HAS beni slio* h in t lit* two pi evi« ni» aitici«*'« how I m * i I i the liai*l ami oott i mi i lit of the I mm I y limy inteilcfc with ili«* w«»ik «»I »!*«• nerve» ami Mootl vessi* Is ami tllli» cunar «lineane. Hut it rematila t«» |»m ti» ulai i/e more mill »how ju»t l»«*w luteitcrciicr with the iietve» In pies.un- may up set the phyHÍoloRtal economy ami emme «tincase tu olh« i slnu tuie» ami oleati» Study the tifine I The following interesting statistics are obtained from a government bulle tin on the 1910 census : Population, 1910, 33,783; population, 1900, 19,604. Number o f all farms, 1910, 2,826; number o f all farms 1900, 2,370. Color and nativity o f farmers : Native white, 2,378; foreign-born, white, 445; negro and other non white, 3. Number o f farms classified by size Under S acres. 8 ; 3 to 9 acres, 149; 10 to 19 acres, 180; 20 to 4-* acrea, 423; 50 to 99 acres, 497; 100 to 174 acres 23; 175 to 259 acres. 297 ; 260 to 499 acres, 382 ; 500 to 999 acres, 134; 1,000 acres and over, 33. Land and farm area Approximate and area, 2,1*51,680 acres; land in farms, 1910, 485,265 acres; land in farms, 1900, 503,405 acres; improved land in farms. 1910, 159,127 acres; im proved land in farms, 1900. 140,513 acres; woodland in farms, 180,770 acres; other unimproved farm lands, 145,3158 acres ; per cent o f land area in farms, 16.4; per cent o f farm land un proved, 32 8 ; average acres per farm, 171.7; average improved acres per farm, 56 3. Value o f farm property A ll farm property, 1910, $23,947,624; all farm property, 1900, $8,473,807; percen t in crease, 1900-1910, 355; lands in 1910, $19,088,068; lands 1900, $5,815.290; buildings 1910. $2,332,967; buildings, 1900. $1,089,180; implements and ma chinery, 1910, $610,480; Implements and machinery, 1900, $342.70; domestic animals, poultry and bees, 1910, $1.916,- j 119; domestic animals and poultry and: bees, 1900, $1,226,567 ; per cent o f value j o f all property land, 79.7; buildings, 9.7, implements and machinery, 2.5; domestic animals, poultry and bees, 8.0. C O T TA G E G K U V E C A M P, No. 6424 M. W. o f A ., meets the first and third color, and weight being matters to d e -; bank , 0 the ,ea>iue w i„ Kive a s t Tuesday o f each month at Elks’ Hall. termine the gr . Patrick’ s Day Handkerchief sale on Visitors Welcome. Blank notes and receipts for sale at ’ Friday afternoon and evening. March C. W. W A L L A C E , Consul. Sentinel office. .. 15th' This w ill be something out o f O R V E L K N A P P , Clerk. _________________________________________ the ordinary run o f fair«. Southern Pacific Railway Tlme-Tdble T H E O S T E O P A T 1 IIC P R IM E R FIGURES OBTAINED F R O M STATE CENSUS. 47,- Prof. Dryden of 0. A. C. Says Bovs’ Class of Presbyterian Church Value of Farm Property, 024.—Number of Farms, 2,H2o. Poultry Producers Lose Vast Getting Into Athletics. —Approximate Land Area of the Sums by Bad Methods. The subject o f organising a base hall County, 2,051,080. work. W h o o b ey ieg L J b *• * * ! » . you buy h croM od cxopa. Saad for cetok«. TboCU â H INTERESTING STATISTICS t OF LANE COUNTY ♦ A, the fo iiith veitchmc in tifin e , i» pui|M»i»el> «liawu in timi |»o«iti«ui aliti iti s e d i o l i , t«» illustrale thè luci th il pressure «m u r r v r . is a «ause of «liseuse, u Uoth .it if the aiiutouitcnl paits o| thè Intimiti I rm I ) are noi ni norma) relation, «liseuse i » thè testili. N c r v c » 1. », are «Iruwn \er\ hluuk in « m i r i t*• h**w that »I m »\< A the cúrrenla «»1 i»«*» \ t* lore«*, w Inch *» r n « - i I I I t<* II« Ith, ate not lute i( e ir d with, hut hrlow A they arc ihiiM ii thin liti d light. to »h<«w th« «•tie*! ol lift v r p ir »»lire ul A oil ne rv e» 3. 4. .1, tl. Ily refe »»»UK l o A r m i « 1 hr o r g a n » *Mn*tr«l m i Il l>e note«! T h e » |(‘in t. Ii latwel» liver, lumen as, »piren, et« , «a nnoi l*r lit a he alt hy c i w l i l i o n il the nerve fiirce, w 1 u h 1» ti 1 ►»« Int« 1 \ nr< essai V to Menue, « imi / • >l the i Ii»« ases |<* w h u h th r » r *i gali» ate health, i» ihut *dl liahh* ma> U« the result. It ha» al m i« 1 y !»ern shown lim i a ei till 1 a« let 1 in IH* le Ini» the »a tue e tf e d . T h e n it is no* nee essai v t«* the «»»1« op alin e c o m r p t i o t i «*f «liseuse that mal }M»»iti«*ii of this tu other ve rte hr we l*e the ••#«/•/ t ause « »t «ly»|>rpsia, biliousness, malaria, const ijmi I uni, etc Contraete«! imiselrs of the ha* k hy chun king nerve c u r re n t» ami h l i i o l flow, will have a like r i f e r ì T w o romlitioiiK have no w U r n exp la in ed , which m u so weaken the nervous system that it tiecoim*» ait ea»v matter I « *i disease l>* i n v i l e the AS KHOARDS P IS K A S K O H K M S . Just a s a matter of reference, it may I** a«l«le«l that osteopa thy con temls that there must I k - such w eak enin g *»t tin* ueryoiis system «»r «»flier tissues in other word », must la« a predisposing «»r n o itiug ran»«' in or«lrr to jie im it »1 »reifio germ s t«» breed in the tissues ami « ause «lis» .«»e O stro paths, as a school, «lo n«»t «Icily the e xistence of «liseuse g r i m » , hut «lo liohl that there is not sufficient proof t«» make the tlieotv tenutile that they aie per ir the cause *»l «lis-ase N e x t week A l ;otit th Cause of I>i*rase lhsturf»e«l Iftl«»«»«I Plow value o f land ami hoiliiingM, $ 1, 1H3, h < jii . particularly hitter against fatllespie, Mortgage debt reported f«»r all farmi* threatening to have him arr«**te«l under operated by owner« Num ber free fr«nn botti federal amt state law» mortgage, 1»>27 ; number w ith m o rt According to Conatable Sangler of Me* I for« I Nora ran awuy from home be gage debt, 711. P rin c ip a l crop# Corn, 2,26*1 aerea, cause o f the clot«« watch kept u |» oii her 64,41)8 buahela ; oats, 27,288 acres, 6K1,* hy her mother. He «1erlares the op 241 bushels ; wheat, lf>,2t»J acres, |M»rtunity <;ame lust October, when, 260,017 buahela; barley, 7H0 acres, with the a id <>f friends, she managed 22,918 buahela; rye, 13 acres, 132 hush- I to elude her vigilance for a f« w Imurs e ls ; i lu ta ti* » , 2,080 a rre ». 270,062 bush- mul i*acspt«l. Th e mot h r r hu» inaile un •■Is; hops, 71*5 acres, 559.021 pulirai» ; extensive search fu r the « i r l Imy »nil furu^e, 39,164 Heri-a, 59,0*55 r ...... .... aUHUUUBBMUHHHBBUUH^^^MBUUM Locate Mining Claims. The fulluwing mining claims weru m uted and notice uf luenlion tiled in the clerk's office this week. John 1$. Kinfonl locates “ N u g g e t" claim ; John Berg locates “ Buckeye” und “ Golden Bell No. 1 ;” W alter Berg locates “ Golden Bell No. 2 " urd "Golden Run" and II. I’. Berg locates " L a s t Chance.” A ll are near Disston in the Bohemia district. ; I | i ' j | Roads To Be Improved. FOR SALE Fair Store Tohe Comprehensive |dnnn for the |>ernia- nent improvement o f Lane county roads were announced Saturday hy the | county court, with the statement tlmt this year’s program called for the con struction o f seven miles o f macadam road in different parts o f the county, but all in such places that it w ill he a component part o f tho system. J. L. I.anihirth has been employed by the court a» superintendent o f c o n struction. He w ill be railed upon by the court to furoiHb estimates for anv proposed work in the county. The plan for permanent roadways contemplates the completion o f the improved roudway between Kugci.e and Springfield and the extension o f the Santa CUra road toward Junction City. The Elmira road and the Co burg road will be improved. | One piece at a time or in larger cjuanities. W e would like to disjxjse of every article in the store during hebruary, as we have so much more coming we hardly know what to do with it. tJD o your part—buy 3 do/., wire clothes pins Glad to Escape Eastern Rigors. for I 5c, you save nearly " I f this is your ‘dismal' ‘ bad’ Ore gon winters. 1 am yours fo rev er.” 10 0 per cent. New This is the way E. F. Peachey, a new arrival from Mention, New York, pots goods in nearly every it. He was detailing his delight in es caping the rigors o f the New EnglHiid day; another crate of winter hack east where the mercury is tabogganing all the time. fine Colonial glassware. Nora Darling Located Again. If you want to save A friend o f Nora Darling who used to know the missing Medford girl money visit when she lived in southern Idaho, has advised the g ir l’s mother and the Med ford authorities that he talked to her on the streets in Nashville, Tenn., her former home, a week ago, and that she i» »layin g at the home o f friends in that city. He says there is no ques tion about her identity. James Gillespie, the man in the case, who is alleged to have induced the girl to leave her mother, cannot he found, Hnd is supposed to have discarded the girl after Bhe left Oakland, furnishing her with the money to make the trip to her old home in Tennessee. Mrs. Darling, the mother, haa been Im p a ir J. A. W R IG H T, Prop. P. S. 1 Horse for sale with Saddle & Bridle................... 50 $2