Civillifitlon itndContusion.
CHANGE REPORT APPROVES AG.
thing for this part o f the country, and
will be greatly welcomed hy fruit
Ty|>li<il<l fever Slid miiim 11 | m > x w ill I
never lie he n'll of when the world lie- I Annual Session ut Koseburg Told growers and automobilista o f Oregon,
as well as the entire country.
eninea truly civilised. Files, filth, in ­
What (). A, C. Is Doing.
Mr. Schmitt w ill tie pleased to show
dolence nod ignorance are re«|inin<itde
for ty|diold fever and vmall|iox.
“ The Agricultural College hux ad­ his improvement to all interested, and
W. W. O G L E S B Y ,
vanced I II the scope o f lla work an In­ states that he is confident that the ex
petite Items attached to maintulriing
< ‘ 11 y 11 m m I tli Ottlcer.
fluence for good in th • state at a great
an auto or vehicle will bn greatly re­
er
rate
during
the
past
year
than
ever
Sentinel want uda. iiiaerted in news
duced. Itcgister.
before in ita h istory," says the report
columns aru result getters.
o f the committee on the Oregon A g r i­ Contracts Berry Crop for 10 Years.
cultural College submitted ut tbc an­
Cull for City Warrants.
S. II. Brown, wbo resides neMr Cor­
Notice Is hereby given that regis­ nual session o f tbe Oregon Ktute vallis, is planning one o f tbe largest
tered warrants on the G E N E R A L Orange ut Koaeburg. The report con­ individual loganberry patches in the
FI INI», to and including registered tinues :
tlniU-d States. He now has Hi seres
" I t appears to have tbe exact con­
nundmr 1,0W0, registered April 10,
and this fall w ill set out an 80-acre
1012, w ill he paid at the First National ception o f tbe function o f tbe state in­ patch. Kvery berry he produces will
Hank May 20, 1012.
Interest will stitution o f learning namely, service be shipped to the Oregon Fucking Com­
to the people in their real needs.
cease on that date.
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pany ut Portland, bis contract running
"W e find that the college has miide
H KKH K H T FAK IN * Treasurer.
to 1920. The exact figure to be paid
tremendouN gains during the past year
for tbe berriea is stated in tbe con­
in the number o f students enrolled. tract, but Mr. Brown, complying with
'Die enrollment this year tutuls 2.MGH
the wishes o f the company, will riot
Fines! Suburban liomcMles For Sale students. This Is an increase o f 680 make the price public.
students over the attendance o f lust
I have decided to offer for sale all
To those not acquainted with berry
yesr. 111 other words, the collcge culture, a few facts concerning tbe
my land within the city limits, con­
sisting o f 20 acres, making three very
gained exactly as many students dur­ srnounl of work required to harvest
desirable places with springs o f the
ing the past year us it hud in atten­ the crop may prove o f interest. Kight
host o f water
dance in all o f the work in 1905. The pickers sre required tor each acre of
The home place o f alsmt live acres,
detailed registration o f the present berries, or total o f 768 pickers for the
has a spring, piped to the house,
furnialung alsiut 7<xm gallons water
year is us ft Hows; In the regular -'Pi- 96 acres which Mr. Brown will even­
daily, with fall enough to furnish
weeks courses, 1,202; in the summer tually own. The bushes set out this
|s>wer for private light plant.
school, 1,143; in the regular winter full w ill start hearing in June, 1914.
Better See M e Right A w a y
short course, 1,003. Kvery county in
“ i feel highly gratified ut the start 1
Oregon was represented, and 30 other
have made in closing such a long con­
states and H foreign countries aent stu­
tract for my entire output. The price
dents to the Oregon school.
is satisfactory and 1 have no hesitancy
‘ ‘ The registration in the various
in getting into the business on s large
courses is as follow s.
Agriculture,
scale. (July recently, 1 understand one
1,748; engineering,
310; domestic Chicago tlrrn tried to contract for 100,*
acience and art, 321; commerce, If>0; immj pounds o f dried loganberries, but
forestry, 38 ; pharmacy, 55; optional, they found the W illam ette Valley crop
21; music, l-r>3; summer school 143.
was contracted for in advance.
In
Thu degrees conferred upon students other words, every berry to be pro­
I f so and if you have the
in June 1011 are s m follow s: bachelor
duced in Oregon this yesr has been
ipialltications to handle the
o f science, in agriculture, 2-2; in do­ sold in advance. This speaks pretty
very latest, beat alai fully
mestic science and art, 14; in forestry,
well for tbc growing demand for ber­
guaranteed lighting systems
6; In civil engineering, 18; in electrical
ries, arid especially for loganberries.
in this district, write at once
engineering, 10; in mechanical engi­
Within’ « radius o f six miles o f Gervais
with full particulars to.Munii
neering, Hi; in mining engineem g, 9;
there are about 1-10 acres set out to
faciu rer’s Agent, care o f The
in commerce, 21; in pharma:y, 8; total
loganberries, arid it is my belief that
Sentinel.
124; master o f science in agriculture,
wi'hin a few years more than 1,000
3; in pharmacy. 1; total 4; diploma
acres will be in liearing bushes."
grunted in school o f music, 1 ; grand
total, 129.
within the next few days
Lorane Students Plan Play.
"T h e faculty has been increased and
and talk matters over with
The Ixirane Literary League, an or­
strengthened to meet the increasing
you. W rite at once.
This
ganisation o f Union High School No.
demands o f the institution. The most
advertisement will not up-
2, w ill present a comedy entitled,
competent instructors are being se­
pear again.
"F ro m Pumpkin R id g e ," at the grange
cured and brought to the agricultural
hall,
Lorane, Friday evening.
The
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college. The faculty at the present
stage has been built over and enlarged
time numbera 102, inclusive o f the
mid^reparations have been made for
school o f music, who depend upon
a large crowd. The league has pro­
fees received from the students of
cured an accomplished critic and if
music for their compensation. O f the
their hard work counts fur anything,
number there sre 29 professors, 2 as­ this play should surpass all home-talent
sociate professors, 10 assistant profes­
productions heretofore presented. The
C . A. H ED R ICK , PROP
sors, 55 instructors and 0 laboratory
proceeds w ill go towards paying for
assistants.
the high school library.
“ The value o f the college plant has
been increased during the pust year by
Ismdon Mineral Springs and Hlark
the construction o f & splendid build­
Hutte stage carrying U. S. mail
ings and the sixth is now being built.
and fast freight.
These Mre the horticultural wing o f
A Clever Company to Present a
the agricultural building; the dairy
Dramatization of Bertha M.
Collage Grove building, the stock judging psvillion,
Mam Street
Clay’s Most Famous
the farm mechanics building, and the
foundry and machine shops building.
Novel.
The college now has 340 acres o f land
valued ut $(>48,481, equipment valued
It w ill be remembered the popular
Till BKA1 TY STRAIN
ut $('>.‘<2,401, making a total valuation Wilbur Company presented a short
PAKIRIDGL W YAND 0 IU S
o f $1,271,242.
time ago in this city several very
clever
plays and gave satisfaction to
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A
fund
established
by
the
sale
of
W h y not g r t t h r l«c«l g n i r t H l
fo w l,
t h r lu uutv Htratn «»1 P u t l r w l g r W y a n d o t t e « ?
lands under the Congressional A ct of all who had the pleasure o f witnessing
T h r y n i r « q u i c k itinturltiR f o w l , t h e r e f o r e
18(12 amounts to about $200,000. This their clever work. They are now re­
m a k i n g att r t i e l l r n t l a y n
T h rir yrllow
a kin m a k e « t h r m uutrtl g i a t u h lr ( o w l ol
added to the above makes the total turning with a larger and stronger pro­
thr tw it of
itis
Y ir d i
«1 r | worth
« ml o l s e v e n t h S l r r r t . V i s i t o r « w rI co n ic -
value o f the college plant and endow­ duction entitled "D ora Th orne."
Miss Dorothy Douglas, to whom the
ment $1,471,242.
I. C. lUPPY, Cottaqc Grove, Orr(|isi
"T h e demands u|>on the college for leading part, “ Dora Thorne,” is in­
trained men and women are increasing trusted, gives an exceptionally clever
in greater proportion than the college conception of the part.
Mr. Billy
is being equipped to turn them out. <Juin, in the role o f Ronald Earle,
The greatest demand is made upon the plays his part in a way that is long
school o f sgriculture. Hesides the remembered in the hearts o f local the­
calls which come to the college from ater goers. Geo. H. Johnson, as Hugh
the farms, orchards, dairies and | k > u I- Fernley, the jilted lover, does a very
try establishments there is a tremen­ clever hit o f acting throughout the
<J (Talvani/.ed Water Pipe and dous demand from the government at piece. Clarence Love, as Stephen
Fittings, Tarred Paper, Cîould Washington, from other technical col­ Thorne, the father, Marshall W. Zeno,
Ksrle, Nathsnial
leges, and there is now a demand from as Lord Rupert
l’unj|«, lUrlietl Wire, Fence
the public schools for teachers in the Holmes, as Harney McKarle, Richard
Wire, Poultry Netting, Kna meted
Wilbur, as Dick I)arce, Peggy Dunbar,
V a n , Tin Ware, Shell Hard­ technical work.
as Petty Earle and Cay West as Lady
“
The
college
feels
the
great
impor­
ware, Hotel Crockery,
tance o f equipping men and women to Chartiers (Valentine) perform the
q We call your particular atten­
go into the public schools o f the state parts well.
tion to our line of rugs which
In all the cast is composed o f nine of
to teach agriculture, domestic science
includes Granite, Union, All-
and art, and mechanic arts. There is the best people that can be secured
Wool and Cashmere Art Squares,
a growing feeling throughout the and will give a performance that w ill
also Tu|>estry and Body Brussels,
state, fostered by the agricultural col­ long be remembered.
Velvets and Axininsters. The
Don’ t forget the date, Monday even­
lege and the government at Washing­
largest assortment in the city,
ton, and the leading men and women ing, June 3, 1912. The place. Arcade
q If you are interested in second o f the state, fo r the introduction of Theatre. Prices 25c, 35c and 50c.
hand buggies or wagons, we thia line o f work in public schools. Tickets now on sale at Bon Ton.
have four items of this kind to The demand for teachers for this work
show you.
Real Estate Transfers.
w ill increase almost indeflnltely within
Frances D. Beaulieu to Harvey T a y­
the
next
few
years.
The
greatest
de­
Call And Sec Lis
mand now being made upon the college lor et al, .30 acres in Tp. 21 S R 3 W , $1.
W. B. Cooper et ux to Charles W.
ia a demand for more extension work.
This is, greater service to the people Wallace, et al, 2 acres in Sec. 27 Tp
o f the state who arc unable to come to 20 SR 3 W, $600.
James Henry McFarland et ux to
the institution fur the regular resi­
Marion Veatch—31-100 acres in Sec.
dence work.
29, Tp 20 SR 3 W, $200.
L. M. Travis et ux to M. E. Church,
H. H. Schmitt Gets Valuable Patent.
Cottage Grove tract, T 20 R 3 W, $1.
Herman H. Schmitt, the Creswell
A. H. K in g et ux to G. F. King,
liveryman, has recently obtained a pa­
tract
in Secs. 22 and 27 T 20 SR 3 W.
tent on a mounting for a double bear­
$ 1 .
ing spindle to be attached to vehicles
A lbert Hoserud to L. E. Lawson—80
and automobiles.
acres in Sec. 25 Tp 20 SR 4 W, also
Having had considerable experience
right o f way, $3,000.
with autos and vehicles over Lane
J. W. Gowdy et ux to Sarah E. Mc-
County roada and being located in the
Cov,
2 tracts in Sec. ¡10 Tp. 20 SR 3
central part o f thia great fruit belt of
W, 91.
the W illam ette Valley, Mr. Schmitt
readily conceived the idea o f an im­
How long does it take you to read
provement to eliminate the jolts that The Sentinel from front page to last
For the “ Better Kind” of Harness, one gets in passing over the roads and page. Just time yourself some time
alao for more easy and safe handling and then try to think o f any other
go to
o f the fruit that ia grown and shipped country newspaper in a city the size
from this district.
o f Cottage Grove that urinta as much
This improvement will mean a great live news.
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Success in selling doesn’t simply mean goods sold. It
means customers satisfied. This is the rule we have
followed in selling footwear. For this reason our shoe
business has grown until it is as large as that o f many
stores in towns ten times the size o f Cottage Grove.
We take the most painstaking care in selecting our
shoes, buying for cash and at close cash prices. Our
stock is full and complete. I f you are not a customer
o f ours please give us a trial. Buy shoe satisfaction,
shoes that fit your feet, give you satisfactory wear and
that are stylish, strictly up-to-date.
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G r o c e r s to
Boards of Inquiry for S. P.
Boards o f inquiry w ill hereafter be
convened to ascertain the cause and
fix the responsibility, where such im­
mediate cause is not clearly manifest,
for all accidents on the Southern Pa­
cific, according to information made
public in the general offices o f the
Southern
Pacific
recently.
Full
publicity as to the findings o f such in­
quiry boards w ill also be given.
This is a new move on the part of
the Southern Pacific and is in line with
its policy o f full publicity for acci­
dents adopted several years ago. Fol­
lowing an accident that is not o f minor
consequence the ranking official on the
division on which the accident occurs,
shall convene the board, which board
shall comprise two disinterested per­
sons not connected with the railroad,
and the division officers representing
the operating, mechanical and engi­
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P a r t ic u la r
P e o p le
neering departments. The board must
visit the scene o f the accident and
must take the testimony o f employes
and eye-witnesses, persisting in the
investigation until the causes are de­
termined. Should a division board of
inquiry fail to reach a conclusion a
second board comprising higher officials
shall be convened and if the findings
o f the second board be not conclusive
the general manager will convene a
third board.
The instructions to officers who shall
convene inquiry boards state specifical­
ly that the responsibility must be fixed
regardless o f individuals or interests
affected. The findings must be turned
over to the general manager and from
the lantern’s office to the press.
Prominent business men from the
neighborhood in which an accident may
occur usually sit as members o f such
boards and o f several inquiries already
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the findings o f these boards have all
been unanimous.
Notice to Creditors.
N otice is hereby given that an order
| o f the County Court o f Lane County,
Oregon, duly made and entered o f rec­
ord the 24th day o f May, 1912, in the
matter o f the estate o f W illiam H.
1 Arne, deceased, the undersigned was
duly appointed administrator o f said
estate.
A ll persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to pre­
sent them duly verified as by law re­
quired to said administrator at the law
office of A. H. King, Cottage Grove,
Oregon, within six months from the
date o f this notice. Dated this 27th
day o f May, A . D., 1912.
R U F U S C. A R N E ,
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Administrator.
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