Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1912)
3I ï £ (ttottag? (inni? Volume VI COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1912 THEIR HIGH GRADE IS NEW TELEPHONE LINE p a s s c r e e k r o a d b e in g r e b u il t OUR LOWEST FOR GROVE l e a d e r c h a n g e s h a n d s a c a in Farmer» Along Road Enthuaiaatic Dean & Dryden Reaume Manage for Pacific Highway. ment of Local Paper. SO SAYS F. J. HARD CONCERN TWO ING ARIZONA MINKS. CONSTRUCTION CREWS W ILL BE ON THE JOB. Speak» Highly of Activity in Ari Circuit Will Be from Cottage Grove zona Country Where Million» to Yoncalla, Following County Are Spent on Orea Thrown Road.— Muterial on Hand Away at Bohemia. for the Work. A fte r being out o f the harriean for One o f the fluent piece» o f road» in thin »return o f the atate ia being made about eight week», D. K. Dean arid C. out o f the road from Divide to Anlauf, O. Dryden have again aaaumed manage in Road Diatrict No. 21, Dougla» Coun ment o f The (U j ttage Grove (.eader. ty. Thia pi'jco of road ha» been ae- The Sentinel again extend» them tEie lected a» part o f the I'aciflc Highway hand o f fellowship and again wiahe» and the taxpayer» o f that diatrict have them all the aucceaa it conaiatdntly become to enthuaia»tic that they have I can. Mr. Dryden authorize» the statement levied taxea aggregating $5,000, which 1 that The Leader w ill not again he for will be u»ed in improverrienU. There are five mudholea in thia i »ale. D. H. Taimadge, who conducted the atretch o f road which w ill be filled with rock. Three crew » o f men and - paper for two month», »ay» he i» favor- 10 team» are at work on the highway. ; ably impresaed with Gottage Grove, About eight m ile» o f road w ill be im believe» that the city baa a magnificent mediately made pamiahle for automo future, and hia leaving ia not a caae of cold feet in any aensc o f the word. bile». Other piece» o f road connecting with He had an attractive offer elaewhere, thia atretch are alao being improved and when the opportunity presented and a number o f hill» are being cut to sell back to the former owner», he let go. down. Number 29 GRANGE ARRANGES DEAD MAN FORMERLY LOCAL FAIR UVED HERE CO-OPERATION ASKED FROM ALL MAN KILLED IN WRECK WAS INTERESTED PARTIES. COTTAGE GROVE BOY. W ill Be for Exhibition of Product* Bert Adderaon, Victim of Rice Hill of School Children in Local Ag Engine Explosion, Leaves Wife ricultural Industrial Con and Three Children at test.— Date Not Set. Roseburg. F . J. Hard, who waa a member of Cottage Grove ia to have another I’ a A local agricultural fair, at which Bert Adderaon, who was killed in the Oregon First Excursion to San j d fle Telephone and Telegraph line. the exhibition o f the products o f the the engine explosion at Rice Hill, near Francisco, while in llie city u few daya The new line, which will conaiat of achool children in the Agricultural In Yoncalla, Thursday waa a former Cot ago. gave Tiie Sentinel an interesting two 172-pound copper circuit», one a dustrial Contest being conducted by tage Grove boy, having lived here account o f hia trip, lie took the belie- to'I line and the other a auburhan, will the Cottage Grove schools w ill be the when hia father was in the harneaa fit of the twenty-day limit o f hia rail extend from here to Yoncalla, follow feature, was arranged for at the meet business. The fam ily moved away road ticket, viaited the copper mining ing the Pacific Highway through the ing o f Cottage Grove Grange Saturday. about 17 years ago, going to Roaeourg, dialricta o f the aoutli and alartcd for paaa, and after the line ia completed Hearty co-operation o f commercial where they have lived since that time. Nacoxari, Honora, Mexico. Getting all meaaageH for the north from the bodies, schools and citizens generally He gave up railroad work at one time cloae to Dougina, Arizona, he found it Yoncalla country, which now go by is requested. The grange wiahe» to because he thought it too dangerous wine not to lake chanrea in rrnaaing way o f itoaeburg, w ill come direct make the affair as representative a one and ran a restaurant at R«>seburg for the line, although the ore being mined through Cottage Grove. aa possible. The date has not been awhile, but drifted back into the busi and milled by the Montzurna (op|M-r set, but it w ill be previous to the ness again, and the fa ta lity which he 1‘ rrparationa are being made to place Company ia identical with the cop|ier two croaa arm» on the new pole». The County Fair. feared overtook him. He had been ore being mined by Mr. Hard in Bo new line» will uae one croaa arm, and The grange w ill offer a cash prize employed by the Southern Pacific 15 hemia. Ih c plant for handling the ore the aup|>oaition ia that the old line o f $5.00 for the person getting the years altogether and was 38 years o f waa what he wanted to aee. Deciding age. not to crone the border, he returned to He ia survived by a w ife and three the Globe and Miami dialricta, where children, who live at Roeeburg. The the Old Dominion (àipjier Mine that father now lives at M yrtle Creek, the ban been producing copper atcadily for mother being dead. thirty-five yearn ia located, alao the Bartlett, the engineer who was Mi ami Copper Company, with probably , killed, was also well known here. the third beat and Urgent concentrât OTTAGE GROVE is rapidly coming to the front as the center That the explosion o f the Southern ing plant in the world. Pacific freigh t locom otive which oc of a rich dairy country. The business of the local creamery Mr. Hard atated that he had the trip curred on Rice H ill, just south o f Yon- doubled within the past year and Manager Senter says he expects o f hia life and hia broad annle ahowa , calls, last Thursday afternoon, and re to double it again in the next year— new pasteurizing plant. hia renewed enthuaiaam aa to the great sulted in almost instant death o f E n gi poaatbilitlea for Bohemia. He aaya neer M. M. Bartlett and Fireman Bert Thut farmers realize that the Cot- [ Red Kota Brand butter, manufac- tage Grove country is an ideal one for tured here is meeting a steadily in- (Continued on page 7.) (Continued on page 7. I dairy pur|<oaea, ami that they are tak- j creasing demand, and there are times ing advantage o f that knowledge, is when orders can not be Ailed. well proven by the tremendous increase The grade o f stock has improved in creamery receipts at the local greatly since the creamery was estab Car Equipped by 0. A. C. W ill Stop Mrs. K. B. Woods Delivered Paper i creamery. During February, t h e lished. Dairymen are now milking all Here for One Hour. at W. C. T. U. Convention. shortest month in the year, and in the the year, instead o f three months, aa A h announced in The Sentinel last : middle o f the winter aeaaon, two cream form erly. They are alao weeding out A t the Annual Institute o f the Lane week, the poultry demonstration car patrons receive«! nearly $150 apiece for the inferior stock, thereby improving County W. C. T. U. held A pril 3rd and bring operated by the Southern i ’aciflc cream sold that month. There is hard- the grad* cows, because it pays. The , 4th at Springfield. Mrs. Katy B. Woods Company over its line* in the W illam ly a week that Manager Senter doesn't i prjee af butter averages thirty cents o f this city delivered an interesting ette, Um|>qua nnd Rogue River Valley» have an order for a cream »eparaloT 1>t.r pound the year aruund and the de- and well-received address on “ The with the object o f promoting and for aome new customer, or for some j rnand for cream ia ever increasing, Value o f National and State Papers.” MISS KUM ICS v a n DKNBURG stimulating the production o f more J L SKMTKa old patron increasing the size. So far a» natural conditions for Madam Butterfly Arcade Tom orrow Mrs. Woods also represented the local poultry and egg* in Western Oregon, M a i u ( r f C o tta g r G ro v e C re a m e ry When the local creamery waa estab dairying are concerned, they are oiost union in the convention. w ill arrive at Cottage Grove at 3 :M p. lished it used the milk furniahe«! by 40 favorable in every respect. The a lti largest number o f blue ribbons. Mrs. Ada W al'ace Unruh, state over the mountain w ill be torn down m. nex Monday. The follow ing were elected officers farmers. There are now HO patrons. tude. <71 feet, is regarde«! aa being president, was present and helped with and placed on the new polca. Authen The car ia equipped bv the extension There were but 50 a year ago. About “ just right,*' baing beyond the frost o f the la ir : Superintendent, Geo. A t the work. division o f the Oregon Agricultural I lie information can not tic secure«! kinson; secretary, F. B. Phillips; $2,000 ia paid out monthly in cream Her address Wednesday evening on College wlh all modern appliances used ! about this. treasurer, M. M. Wheeler. (Continued on page 2.) check». “ The Enfranchisement o f Wom en” in the tiusineaa o f poultry raising; w ill j Material for the line» has been on Following superintendents o f depart was an able argument. One o f her carry exhibits ronaiating o f the priori- . the ground for some time and work has | ments were named: Live stock, R. H. strong points was that the largest per pal breed» o f poultry and w ill be in already been commenced by two gangs, i Mosby; vegetables, M. M. W heeler; centage o f school and college gradu charge o f I’ ruf. C. C. Lamb, principal one working out o f Yoncalla in charge grain, F. S. C u rrin ; poultry, W. C. ates are girls, the largest percentage demonstrator, nnd R. B. Thompson aa- ( o f Geo. Jones and the other working Conner; fruit, G. F. K in g ; manufac o f church members women, thereby aiatant. , out o f Cottage Grove in charge o f L. j tures, R. Y . P o rter; cauned goods, qualifying them for good citizenship, State Superintendent o f Public In- j I*. Bennett. Mr. Bennett, who live» Mrs. Ernest Sears and Mrs. M. M. while the great m ajority o f criminals atruction, Mr. L. A. Alderman, will at Lentz, Ore., started learning the W heeler; fancy work, Mrs. A . Doo arrange for the school children to vialt telephone business in the local office of CLEVER FARCE PUT ON BY LO- W ILL BE LIVE BOOSTER FOR little, Mrs. Ben Crow and Mrs. Julia and illiterates are men. Prof. Kilpatrick, superintendent o f the car at a specific time at each place, j the company about nine year» ago. W ILLIA M HOWARD. CAL TALENT. Ashby. schools o f Springfield, gave an intereat- A ll interested arc cordially invited The new line w ill be in operation Following committees were ap to visit the car, hear the lectures and some time the early part o f May ,Continued on page 7.) Strong Resolution Adopted Endors pointed; Finance, W. M. Hickey, H. Call boxes w ill be placed on the Woman’s Club Putting on Another witnes» the demonstration. B. Yancey, Smith. Grounds, John ing the Progressive, Aggressive, I poles at intervals and keys to these Entertainment for Benefit of L i Skaggs, Curtis Veatch, John Veatch, | boxes will be rented at a moderate G. W. McFarland, Ed Adams. Bert Economic, Administration brary Fund.— Smith Mys ' «urn, so that automobiles meeting with McDole. Advertising, S. B. Morss, of the President. tery Real Funny. | breakdowns on the road w ill be able to R. C. Andrews. 1 summon assistance. I ■' ~ A live T a ft Republican Booster Club ” A Man's Idea o f a W om an'» Club” Baby Meets Accident. was organized Monday for the further Eugene Elks Dedicate Temple. | is the title o f a farce to be put on by Road Leading East From Main St. The year-old-baby o f Mr. and Mrs. Churches Prettily Decorated, Ser Elk« o f Oregon to the number o f five the Woman’s Club Wednesday, April ing o f the candidacy o f the President. I Geo. E. Woods received a fall Tuesday mons and Music Appropriate aa the One to Receive the j hundred joined Monday with Eugene 17th, for the benefit o f the library Officers were elected and the follow ing i that nearly resulted seriously. The to the Occasion. Road Money. strong resolution adopted : The playlet was written by lodge No. 357. H. P. O., in dedication fund. little tot crawled out o f bed and onto Mrs. F. W. Robbins o f this city several “ Firm ly believing in the honesty, o f the handaome new building ereeted the sewing machine near by, falling Easter was appropriately and beauti A reaolution asking the County by the order here. They came by the years ago and has made a hit when sincerity «nd integrity o f the man, be backwards off the machine, being fully celebrated in Cottage Grove Court to apend on the road leading East scores and by the car load and by the played at different places in Califor- lieving that his pre-eminent services knocked unconacious. The mother was churches. Decorations were in keep from Main Street the county road h pec in I train load until the band was ma, Washington. Colorado, etc. It has and record o f progressive legislation almost frantic until copious applica ing with the day. as were also the ser money raised by taxation «>f property worn out meeting trains. Townspeo been modified somewhat, so The Senti secured and proposed, mark him as the tions o f cold water brought the little mons and music. within the city limita, waa pa>aed at ple entereti into the spirit o f the day, nel is informed, to local conditions and man best fitted to lead the Republican one back to consciousness. The sacred concert at the Presbyter special meeting» o f the Commercial and while business did not suspend en there w ill be take-offs on prominent Party to triumphant victory at the Club and Board o f Trade Tuesday and tirely, the influence o f the occa»ion local people. ian Church in the evening was prob lo lls in November next, believing that Your eastern friends would like to ably the feature o f the day. and the Wednesday nights. The entire play is said to be just too hi» honest, capable and aggressive ad- was fe lt everywhere In the city, and ! know something about the country you ( building was crowded beyond capacity. Tw o petitions have been presented many were the felicitations at the per funny for anything, and it is predicted ' ministration o f national affairs during to the County Court, one for expend fection o f the day that greeted the that the old maid in the hobble skirt one o f the most trying and most exact- : are living in. Send them a copy o f the A well-arranged program, for which those who took part had been practic ing the money on the road referred to. happy event.— Eugene Register. ing periods o f our history, make him | Sentinel, 5c. will be a particular hit. ing for weeks, was carried out without and one for expending it on the road most worthy o f this high and distin -. About 20 attended from here. There w ill alao be a clever skit, a hitch. Much credit is due Miss Sils- lea«ling south from Sixth street. Both guisheti honor; “ The Smith M ystery,” in which three by for her successful training work. petition» are aliout equally signed, and "W e , the members o f the Cottage Cottage Grove school teachers o f ten Democrat Circulates Petition but Each number was deserving o f special the Court asked that the commercial der ages who have never been asked Grove T a ft Republican Club, without bodies and reprc»cntative citizen« A. Hemenway Walks Two Miles for veli wju ta|<e part> commendation. Couldn’ t Sign. disparagement to any other candidate, The special exercises by the children take official action to indicate which Bovines That Are Not Lost. Those in charge «»f the entertain- moat heartily endorse the business-like, J. S. Medley had a good joke on one o f the M. E. Sunday School were elabo road ia preferred. It is understood economical and progressive adminis ! ment say it w ill be fully as go«xl as o f the Republican candidates for state rate and beautiful. One o f the pretty that the Court w ill he guided by such Almond Hemenway did a lot o f leg ! lhe object for which it is given. A tration o f the Honorable W illiam How office, and it happened thia w a y : features o f the service was the pre action. ard T aft, and hereby pledge him our work one morning this week that I ,.r„ wje«.' house is anticipated, A mutual friend o f Mr. Medley and senting o f novel decorated Easter eggs moat hearty and active support in fur brought him no results and made him ; Following is the program to be ren- j Party Broken Up. the state officer sent the judge initiative to her pupils by Mrs. Hazleton. There thering hia nomination for another term feel a little peeved at himself. And ,|ere(|; petitions fo r circulation in Cottage are sixty in the class and the preparing A pleasant little Saturday night it all came because he was thoughtful Ke »dinK ____ Miss Eunice Van Denburg “ We further pledge ourselves to use Grove. Medley circulated the peti o f the eggs must have been a heavy party waa broken up by the Marshal, o f a dumb brute. every honorable means o f furthering tions. secured the requisite number o f who swore out warrants for the arrest task. Farce. “ The Smith M ystery” The night before he had turned his such candidacy between now ami the signers and returned them. By an A t the Christian Church the Chil o f half dozen or more o f the members. cattle out in the lane to feed. In the Jessica .Miss Lena Holcomb date o f the Chicago convention, and to early mail he received the petitions dren's choir had charge o f the singing Bail was put up for their appearance morning they were no where in sight, Resina. . .......... Miss Burgess continue that support in the event o f back with the information that they and added much to the significance o f Monday, and upon their failin g to »how so he concluded they must have come ' Pauline....... ___ Miss Greenwood his nomination.” were invalid unless signed by the cir-1 the occasion. up it was forfeited. on in to town. As his horse had dotie j MUI<jc Quartette About 100 have joined the club up to ! culator. Medley knew this regulation , a hard day’ s work the day bcfarc he j . | date and signed the resolution. but didn’ t think o f it at the time o f “ A Man’s Idea o f a Woman’ s Club.' decided to make the trip on foot. He I I circulating the petition« He aent back President........................Mrs. H. Miller The follow ing officers were elected : looked in the pound and all around, but Mr«. Caldwell President. C. H. Burkholder, 1st vice- word that he couldn't sign a Republi- j could not find the bovines and returned Secretary.................... can petition by reason o f the fact that home. Going to the stable to feed his Treasurer......................... Mrs. Abrams president, J. I. Jones; secretary, El he is a Democrat, and someone else had bert Bede; treasurer, J. K. Barrett. Fruit trees are all in blossom and At ita meeting last Saturday Cot horse he found the rattle in the yard, Guard..................................Mrs. Kinter to be secured to do the work. It was the air is heavy with their perfume. tage Grove Grange adopted a strong where they had been all the time he Old Maid................................Mrs. Jury The president was authorized to ap such a good joke that J. S. couldn't So fa r they have been untouched by reaolution opposing single tax, which waa looking fix ' them. I f he hadn’ t Mrs. Society. ................ Mrs. Mackin point six additional vice-presidents, keep it. froat and the danger grows less every Johnson! ,rMI bas made the follow ing nomina- ia published elaewhere. With the ini been so thoughtful o f his horse he Mrs. Hard T im e s ... Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Compton tiona: C. A. Harlow. N. W. White, tiations completed Saturday the grange would have dicovered the bossies in Mrs. Town Knocker. Among the many handsome dw ell day. The prospects are excellent for Seats are now on sale at The Wave W. H. Abrams. I.ew A. Cates. Herbert ings that are making headway are one o f the biggest and earliest crop» the first place and saved himself the now haa a membership o f over 300. long trip. It ia no joke for a man of at 25c and 35c and are going rapidly. Eakin and John Spray. these o f A. L. Woodard. Chas. Adams in the history of the valley. Other growing things are keeping The entertainment w ill be put on at A second meeting o f the club w ill be and B. K. Lawson. The latter is rap •” Ihe Shop” Where Good Printing ia his rotund phyai«|ue to walk four miles pace with the fruit. held next Tueadav evening. before breakfast just for fun. idly nearing completion. The Armory. Don«--The Sentinel. Creamery Business Doubles Cottage Grove Country Rapidly Demonstrating It* Extreme Adaptability to Great Dairy Busine** :: = c DEMONSTRATION CAR MONDAY LOCAL WOMAN ADDRESSES MEET f WHAT MAN THINKS OF LIVE TAFT CLUB IS WOMAN’S CLUB ORGANIZED EASTER SERVICES ARE BEAUTIFUL COMMERCIAL BODIES ENDORSE COWS AT HOME WHILE HE HUNTS GRANGE OPPOSES SINGLE TAX PROPOSITION JOKE ON REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE ADrtlADHC HICPI AV Fill I UKIHAKU5 UlOlLAI TULL BLOWN BLOSSOMS