Cottage Grove sentinel., April 18, 1912, Image 3

H u lls u n d H u t s
.*■ I e that nur boys t><k<: rdf their
BRAVE HAZEL DELL GIRL day.
hut tu winr. rn nf the <!. A. It. button.
BEATS SAVAGE COUGAR
F R E E
lirute Had Attacked Her I.ittie Dog
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M. V Kit NON I'AKSONS
I'ruiriMivli
|{e |>U b I Ic-H >1 candidati-
for nomination for the office o f Stato
Representative from Kann County.
Thu Republicans of L in e County arc
requested to read hin plat form a d his-
lury which will be found on page 29 of
the alate party campaign pamphlet.
I Advertisement.)
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Announcement:
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It’s a Fair Prospect
Tin* undersigned have by mutual
TO THE
agreement this day dissolved partner­
and Wan K illed A ft e r ­
ship.
ward.
listed, April 1, 1912.
W. C. HII.L1NC8,
A fr-w days ugu, mi * Min* Flor'-nc-
THE
C . A. H AKTKI.L.
Holt W IIH corning from High Prairie,
Will place on sale low
Sal e D ates
n I ii * took a Hhnrt rut across Salmon
Ordinance No. 335.
round trip tickets to
April, 26-26-27
crei-k Or her homi'
Stu- had hrr little
all the principal Cities
An Ordinance for the purchase of
M»y ¿¿-¿4-10-1I-M-16-17-
ii»K IN-* with tu r. A f tor climbing the
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f the Fast, going or
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two Htci I ct Ms for the City Jail.
f l f i / SUNSCT
J'ifir, 1-4-7-H-IS-14- 15-17-1*-
n i . p hill on the south side of Salmon
returning t h r o u g h
(iXDtSISHAirtl
I tie Common Council of the ( ity of
ViHi 21-24-26-27-2K-29
H O U T lî
creek the trail lies through a dense
California, or v i a
July. 2-3-6-7-11-12-U -16-20
Cottage Prove does ordain:
22-23-26-24-30-31
Portland with going
growth o f fir brush
When she was
Section 1 That the C ity Hecorder
limit o f 15 days.
August. 1- 2-3-6-7-12- 15-16-
about midway of this thick brush tin
be and hr is tier» by author zed to eon- (
22-23-23-30-31
Final return limit
dog was attacked a few feet from tin-
.Sept-, ¿5-6-7-6-11-12-30
tract with the K. T. I'arnum Iron
Oct. 31st.
trail, wiien he suddenly set up a howl
Works of Pctroit, Michigan, for two
as though In- was being killed. Flor­
steel cells for the City Jail o f Cottage
ence thought perhaps he had found a
Imperial Council Mystic Shrine, Los Angeles, April 30th to May 4th
Prove, l.ane County, Oregon, accord­
steel trap and got caught, She ran
ing to i'roposal therefor No. 3254, as
hack and turned into the thick brush
N ew p o rt—Y aq u in a B ay
modified in letter of Feb. 18th, 1012,
tu where her dog seemed to he in
Offer* many a/l vantage* for a neaahore outing. I sjw far*** from all point«* in Oregon
from said F. T. Harnurn Iron Works,
trouble, and when she got to where
Mraaonable hotel rate«, outdoor amuaememta and ail the delight* of the aeaahore.
which said proposal No. 3254 ns modi­
site could see she was startled to linil
fied by said letter are hereby approved
T he New P. R. & N. B eaches
her dog in a death struggle with a full
Tillamook, Garibaldi Oiayocean). Brighton. Manhattan and Rockaway, Ij&ke Lytle, Ocean
and ordered placed on tile in the office
grown cougar. She thought perhaps
Lake Park. Twin Rock*, Tillamook Beach and Bay City will open a new field for a summer
of the c ity Hecorder.
the brute iiad got away with someone's
outinir. Izow Round Trip Fare* from all point* in Oregon.
Section 2.
'I he Contract price of
Call on our nearest Agen t for full information aa to Fast Bound Excursion Fares,
trap and eould not run. A t the sarm
said two steel cells shall be 1232, less
route*, wtop-overa, etc., or write to
time ahe aaw that Ilex was no mateh
the freight thereon to Cottage Prove,
for the cougar, and she must act quick­
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
and the Mayor and City Hecorder are
ly. She looked about for a club, hut
EAT C A LIFO RN IA R A S IN S
R A S I N D A Y . A P R I L 3 0 th
hereby authorized to draw a warrant
the only one in sight was a dry lirnb
for said amount upon receipt and erec­
which lay about three feet from the
tion o f said cells according to plans
cougar's head. She sprang for that
and specifications in said Proposal and >- ^
— a ■ « a a a a a a a a a a a *
and mauled the brute over the head
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the approval of the same by the Com- I
until it was glad to drop the dog and
mon Council.
beat a hasty retreat into the brush.
Section 3. Whereas the City o f Cot-1
Having saved her dog, Florence lost
D. ST E R LIN G , MANAGER
tage Prove is without safe and sani- j
no time in running to C. M. Dunning's,
tary accommodations for prisoners, the I
an eighth o f a mile distant, and be­
Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
health, peace and safety of the City
FLOIR— Hard Wheat Brands:
took his dog and returned to the place,
| demands that the same should be pro- \
Mill
Feed — Shorts, Bran,
and the dog soon found the cougar and
American B e a u t y , P u r e
i vide i at once, an emergency is there- i
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats,
White, Red Cross. Every
put it on a log that 'ay six or eight
fore declared to exist and this ordi- 1
sack guaranteed,
feet from the ground. Punning could
Oil
Meal.
Grass
Seed—all
- nance shall be in full force and effect -
not get sight of the brute on account
kinds constantly on hand.
FLOLR— Soft Wheat Brands:
| immediately upon its passage and ap- I
of the brush, and when it suw him it
proval by the Mayor.
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
Pheasant, White Star.
jumped and the dog soon put it up u
Passed by the Common Council this
small tree, where Punning got a long
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shot with a 25-20 but as the cougar was
I-ilc.I with the Mayor for his approv­
on the move he made a had hit and
al this 1st day o f April, 1912.
shot it through the Bide too far back to
Eilui with the Hecorder approved
disable it, and it left the tree ajui
[ this 1st dHy of April, 1912.
made another run. Punning made
S ign ed:
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another shot, but missed, and it took
W. H. AH HA MS,
to another tree. He shot it through
Mayor.
There Must be
the back of the shoulder, which Hlill
Attest C. H. V A N D EN BU HP,
failed tu disable it, and when he went
Some Reason
City Hecorder.
to look again he found he had no car
tridges, but he saw that the cougar
Wedding invitations—The Sentinel.
was going to jump, and he made a run
Ordinance No. 334.
for the tree. When it did jump Punn­
An Ordinance regulating the speed ,
ing, dog and cougar were mixed up un-
..C Îg n g fi,
thè O i i h i . i I *11 l'uriniM- lim i
t
PLAN YOUR VACATION NOW
East-Seashore or Mountains
little en ou gh ."
Notlce To Whom Concerned:
With t*v»*ry pair of I toys’
Silo«*« tin* ( 'ottave Grove
Shoe Ston* will give a bat
or a ball fro**. Wo have
prosonta for everyone. A
present with every pair of
shoos sold.
Wo have just moved into
the I tosliUi zes Grocery ( '<>.
building whore we will be
Kind to meet all our old
friends and customers.
PARIKIIM»I
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To the Votern o f I.anc County, tire:
We hereby wiah to announce that we
are not running for any otlice, but un­
prepared to give you a ürst-clasit hair
cot and aliavi-, ahould we he elected to
j do an.
lii-apeet fully youra,
H C i(ltA K I) & SPOELTRA,
al I IS
The Shop in tiie Street.
{S T E R L IN G
lor the horse that is Irt! u p o n our [
matchless Peed, fur lie is sure to
benefit tiy the diet. Our Feed and
drain are well known for their
peculiar nourishing properties and;
they are the most economical on the
market when the quality is con­
sidered. d iv e them atrial and note
the result in your slock. The im­
provement will l>e most marked
the animals can work harder.
STERLING FEED CO.
COTTAGE GROVE MFG. CO.
always carry a full
V l x stock of Lime, Cement,
Cluster, FireClay and Fire
I trick. Concrete Blocks and
Bricks, Shingles and Lath,
Doors, Windows—all other
things made of wood, neces­
sary in building. Phone 14N
estimates Cheerfully
Furnished
NATURE'S TONIC
In the pleasing lorm ol a delicious,
enticing and invigorating bever­
age, lottled direct from the
springs in the Calapooya moun­
tains.
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D rink it to G e t W e ll
D rink it to K e e p W e ll
CAL A POO YA MINERAL WATER
Lorane.
April 11. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Roney
have returned to Goshen after a week's
visit at J. D. Humphrey's.
is a muratel saline water, equal
Miss EH'ie Crowe is home from a two
to any o f the renowned spring
months’
visit at Handon, Oregon.
waters o f Europe and America.
Miss Isabel Hillings is visiting her
Recommended hy leading physi­
cians of the United States for sister, Mrs. Dora Rose.
Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver
t
Wiltsie moved his family over
afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and all forms <>t Stomach, Skin
and Blood diseases. Hundreds
people "given up" by physicians
have lieen cured of long-standing
ailments by Calapooya Water.
Testimonials on application.
Sold by all dealers, or shipped in
cases direct from the springs.
Write lor prices.
CALAPOOYA SALINE
from Coburg last week.
Mrs. Koch o f Coburg is visiting her
l|nUKhter, Mrs. Melvin Mcllee.
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Floyd Humphrey of Salem attyl Elsie
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uncle, J. 1>. Humphrey, and family.
Mrs. C. Stephenson returned from
Cottage Grove Tuesday.
W. C. Hillings o f Cottage Grove
transacted business in Lorane Satur-
by its use.
All dealers, or Hold
HOTEL CALAPOOYA
IS O P E N A L L T ill-: Y E A R .
Famous health resort in the Cal-
apoova mountains, I '2 miles from
Cottage Grove (on Southern Pa­
cific.) Splendid accommodations,
reasonable rates. Steam, mud and
hot water baths and cooling
rooms. Information as to rates,
etc., will be furnished upon re
quest.
CALAPOOYA SPRINGS COM'Y
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I f you do not buy your merchandise of us we
" f • atoroobi1'-s * nd "i-.tor O c le « upon j
would like to know why. There must be a
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Cottage Grove and fixing
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reason. I f we knew what it was, maybe we
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could rectify it, to our mutual profit. Give
The Common Council o f the City of
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Cottag« Grove does ordain :
us an opportunity. That’s all we ask and
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all we need to get your business.
Section 1. That hereafter it shall
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he unlawful for any person to drive an
automobile or motor cycle upon Main
street in the City o f Cottage Grove at
a greater speed than ten miles per
hour and it shall be unlawful to drive ♦
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on any other street or avenue in said
City o f Cottage Grovj other than Main
street at a greater speed than thirteen
miles per hour.
,;nt8 o f the liM|e girl naturally feel
Section 2. Any person violating the t
pretty proud o f her, and begin to think
provisions
o f Section one o f this ordi-1
she can take her own part, at least
nance shall be guilty o f a misdemean- j
with a cougar.
or and before the City Hecorder shall
lie fined in a sum not less than $5.00
15786066
j ^ a HOSE old pictures of father and mother
nor more than $25, and in default of
1 payment o f such fine shall be confined
are very dear to you—priceless in fact.
Attention to Neglect of Teachers Is in the City Jail one day for each two
Just bear in mind that your children would
Called by Superinten-
dollars of such fine.
cherish just such pictures of you.
dent Alderman.
Section 3. The use o f any such au­
tomobile in conveying a D«>ctor to visit
Make the Appointment Today
In an article appearing in the Oregon " patient, to bring relief in case o f ac-
Teachcrs Monthly for this month S u-! ' ¡dent or its use in assistance at a fire
perintendent Alderman o f the state ' " r any other case o f necessity or mercy
department o f public instruction, calls !
be considered as a mitigating cir-
attention to the fact that the United cumstances and may be considered in
States Hags are not flying over many defense in case o f arrest under Section
of the school houses in the state al- ' ° f
Ordinance,
though the law requires they shall be
l’ass«sd by the Common Council of
flown on all fair days.
City o f Cottage Grove this 1st day
: J O H NS O N
CO.
Now Is The Time!
SCHOOLS
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o4rmstrong
The article is as follows:
" T h is office has received
letters
from members of the W. K. C. and the I pr0Val th,s ,st ^
of A pril* 191“
Filed with the Recorder approved,
I G. A. R. asking why the schuol flags
this 1st day of April, 1912.
are not flying over the school houses
Signed:
n n good days. Why are they not up?
W. H. A B R A M S ,
The law requires that the flag be dis-
Mayor.
I played over every school house on
every school day, except in unscason- Attest: C. H. V A N DEN BU RG.
Recorder.
able weather. What is more beautiful
than to see the stars and stripes over
the schisil houses? 1 noticed that the
flag was not up on Washington’s birth­
day, nor on Lincoln’s birthday in a cer- i
tain city school.
" I am sure we cannot over-teach
the lesson o f patriotism even if we do
our bcst
Xhe in9,itance o f thc m(M, .
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Hot Lake Sanatorium
Nature’s Cure for Rheumatism
achuol people, who .re
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trying to tench patriotism, not neglect
visited her mother, Mrs. .1. N. Chap-1 ,
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to see that the flag is displayed on all
man, Sunday.
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K»od days. Let us do it for two reas-
I. D. and .lack Humphrey transacted oni> one> that a„ peop)e n)ay apprecj.
business in Eugene Tuesday.
ate the flag and what it stamfs for, and
Dean
of April, 191—
» resented to the Mayor for his ap-
'•»y-
I and
U ra n c now has a well-organized st„ m,8 for an(, who love it> that the.
The condensed smile o f Calapooya
Water. Stomach, Liver, Kidney | base ball team. The hoys will be out t|aK |,c kept flying over every school
and Blood disorders speedily cured ^umlay 1,1 their " cw 8U,ts f,,r lhe ,,r8t h» " s«. '» P«'"P««' « " d beautiful.
direct.
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D E LIVER E D
W h at’s the ^
Reason W h y ;
til Ihcv did not know which was which.
Hut Dunning gut in a blow on its head
that settled the cougar. He had only
his gun to strike with. He found he
had a large female cougar and it meas­
ured seven feet from tip of nose to tip
For County Assessor.
of tail.
1 hereby announce my candidnry for
Hex, the little dog, is somewhat
the nomination for County Assessor of
disfigured, but still in the ring. He has
Lane County, subject to the Republi­
a cut on his side about six inches long,
can voters at the Primary «-lection,
one car is split, and there are four
April 19th, 1912.
E. J MOORE.
tooth marks on his jaw, a like number
all-IHpd
CrcKwcll, Ore.
over his eye, and his neck is chewed up
----------------------------------------------------considerable, in a day or two he will
To the Republicans of Lane County: be ready for another scrap. The par-
(>n next Friday, the 19th, you will
nominate three candidates to represent
you in the n e x t, Legislature. There
will he four names on the ballot to
choose from. O f those 1 am the the
only one who represents the farming
interests of the county, und as we are
id1 agreed that agriculture is the chief
asset of our county, and as there are
mure people engaged in tilling the soil
than all other Industries o f the cuunty,
it seems only fair to me that they have
one oi th«* three representatives. I f
you believe In a aquare deal, vote for
Calvin J. Hurd, The Farmers Candi­
date for Representative.
C O . i *
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ALL C ITY O R D ER S
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Mr. I.amhirth o f Eugene was over the other, that we may show to the
last week inspecting the roads.
surviving members o f the G. A R. and
Bell, Howe, Singer, and other millionaire
the W. R. C. that we in some measure
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