Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, August 22, 1912, Image 2

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    12-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS FREAK BLAST KILLS
MURDERED
DANIEL BOYLE
{First nknlay..fall Merdiandise1
MILDRED (¿KEEN OF EUGENE IS ROCK HURLED OVER 1000 FEET
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♦f Fcill selling has begun promptly on time at this store. W e have anticipated
X your first wants by having already completely stocked many lines of Fall
Merchandise. The economy in trading at this store w as never more
X evident than in the cash saving values displayed in our new Fall Lines.
First Showing
Fall Dress Goods
Our new fall dress eootls is
already sellili;; at a rapid rate
Nearly all patterns are ."0 in.
wide or more and there is a
deeided cash saving on them.
o F itieh w ool blue serge
jk . t yard ........................
95c
o4 inch tan, brown, gray m-
agonal weave suitings
a vani Söe to
40 »
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McCall Pattern No 4044
Prtc«, 15 cent»
LADIES' DRESS
95c
54- ineh all w ool Empire
cloth, for dress, vd.... 95c
Ô8-G0 inch all wool
suitings, vd. SI.dö to $2.50
Full Lin« McCall Patterns
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ESSEX MILES
at
Door of Many Other« Escape In|ury Only
ed at Roseburg. — Hound
by Dodging Mltudes a« They
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Hurtle
Through
Air
Sent to Scene.
Toward« Them.
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AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
New Styles Just Received
$ 2.00
American Lady Corsets are
shown in several heights
and lengths tor slender, med­
ium and stout figures at this
store. American Lady C or­
sets are absolutely
rust
proof and are guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
New model as displayed
above is made o f white
heavy Conti! Cloth and will
compare with many other
makes of corsets at $Li.oO
each.
Our Price $2.00
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ONLY
12c
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Decisive Defeat in Regimental
Umphrey & Machin j !
There’s a time and place for everything. N ow
is the time to send a Sentinel to the East.
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JUST RECEIVED!
A Large Shipment of
COATS AND SUITS
Tohe
Percival B. Palmer
Garments
For style, fit, quality and dur­
ability these garments can not
he excelled.
Blue Serge Suits in “ N orfolk”
Style are very popular this sea­
son. Lon g Coats are exception­
ally good in “ Norfolk ” and
Belted Style, made up o f Chin­
chilla, Serge and Plaid materials.
We take special orders for Suits,
Coats and Skirts.
Burkholder-Woods
COMPANY
Send ”T h e Sentinel” to Your Eastern Friends T o d a y
and T h e y ’ ll Start for Cottage G rove Tom orrow .
I ve
BONI
I HI Kl I
Mukcn re
|a>atolllce
day and
Weal Sab
Man want»
a Sentinel v
him.
Third Regiment Team Administered
45c
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Ladies’ single piece____23c to 75c
Ladies’ I ’nion Suits. 50c ti $2.25
Children’s single piece 18c to 60c
Childreu’t I ’liion Suits 23c to 95c
Men’s single piece
45c t< ■ $ 1.45
Men's Union Suits
90c to $1.95
Boys' single piece__
23c to 75c
Boys' Uuion Suits_____ 23c to 95c
Feei
Immediately following the biaat the
air waa unexpectedly tilled with Hying
miaale«, women aereamed and «curried
from the danger xone, hut many unly
««raped injury by dodging aa the
ONE TROPHY A L L O W E D atone« were hurled toward them. A
large roek (lew over an automobile oc­
TO GET AWAY
cupied by Meadamea C. J. Kern and A.
G. Kinter and fell a few feet from it.
One of the narrowest o f the many
narrow esca|>«H wua that o f Photo­
13-ox. Peanut Butter in gl.t>s
25c
grapher Armstrong, who hail act up
Shoot.-Individual Score
hia camera a abort distance from the
(Juart bottle pu re (>ra|>e J u ice
_____ _____
25c
Breaks Record.
biaat in order to secure a picture. He
■>i»c I’ealietrv Blend Coffee, al l »
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27c
waa warned that he waa taking hia life
in hia hand«, hut iuaisled on remain-
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<>i»c (»unpowder. Japan, Early Breakfast Tea, a 11»
45c
1 ing.
He anap|>ed hia camera the
(» bars White Laundry S o a p _____ ____ _________ _
25c
a possible 75, when his tsrget refused moment the explosion occurred and
to work ami he was ruled out.
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dodged behind a piling that was hit by
' ) Bars Savon Laundry S o a p ............... ............ ............. 25c
In the individual trophy contest the several large boulders. Although he
d /4 lb. box Washing Po w der___________________________ 20c
score made by Itantk waa 273 oiU of a 1 escaped uninjured rucks were piled all
possible 300. a score never before around him. I f the rock crusher huild-
eijualled in the state. Hants also won ing hsd not impeded the hall o f rock,
the honors for I he highest individual he would have undoubtedly been buried.
aggregate score.
Fully 35(1 people had gathered to are
Conner won fifth place in the indi­ the blast and the rock that killed Hoyle
vidual shoot.
pusaed over the heads o f a couple hun­
TH E C A S H E C O N O M Y S T O R I E ^ ^ ^ J
The team score for the state trophy dred people.
Shelby Teeters waa
waa 1013 out o f a possible 120 ( 1 . Thj« standing in front o f Mr. Hoyle and
ia the third year in aucceaaion that the dodged the rock that killed the man
Cottage Grove team haa won thin tro­ behind him.
The fact that Teeter«
phy.
waa standing in front o f him may h aw
Mooney made a record o f 145 out of prevented Hoyle from seeing the (lying
Lorane.
a possible 160, another record never be­ miaale.
Mr. ami Mrs. Nate Russell o f Divide
fore equalled in the state.
Under ordinary circumstances the
are visiting relatives o f this commun­
In the shoot between the teams of spectators were in a safe position, ami
ity.
the Coaat A rtillery Corps ami 3rd R eg­
Mr. and Mrs. Joa. Schneider o f Cot- iment Infantry, the five Grove mem­
tage Grove spent Saturday ami Sunday bers o f the team o f eight, helped to
’The Shop” When? (¡otxl
with relatives here.
give their opponents the most decisive
Printing is Done
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Martin, ac­ defeat they have ever met.
Cottage Grove shooters literally car­
companied by Mrs. N. H. Martin of
Cottage Grove, came over Monday in ried off all the honors there were to lie
their auto and spent the day with Mr. had.
and Mrs. Doak.
The members o f the team are Lieu­
tenant
F. He Snodgrass, Sergeant Jas.
Geo. Hawley, Mr. Cogswell o f Cot­
had refused to heed the warnings o f
tage Grove ami W illiam Schmitt o f H. Potta, Sergeant Horace T. Conner, those in charge o f the biaat.
Creswell returned Saturday after a Sargeant Chester Hanta, Artificer
Besides the killing o f lloyle ami the
Butte Mooney,
successful! hunt at Siuslaw Falla.
narrow escape, o f many others, the
Mr and Mrs. Frfed Wentworth left
A. L. Monroe returned today from w ool work o f the rock crusher was de­
Sunday for their home in Eugene.
his vacation and is ready for business molished by the force o f the explosion,
was partly buried in rock, the build­
a22
Mr. and Mra. Gale Harrison Holes again.
ings in connection with it were de­
returned to their home in Portland
stroyed and the county road buried sev­
Sunday.
eral feet deep with debris.
Mr. and Mrs. 1-eslie Seward o f Chi­
Boyle leaves a w ife to whom he was
cago le ft here Sunday for Bend, Ore,,
married a year ago and h 3-muntha-old
where they will spend a few days be­
baby. He was employed by the South­
fore starting on their return trip.
ern Pacific railway and was at the
scene o f the blast to repair any damage
Mrs. James Atkinson o f Elmira
that might occur to the block system.
spent a few days last week with her
The body was taken to Oregon City
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Addison.
W e are offering for the next
Monday night for burial. Mr, Hoyle
An interesting hall game took place
few days, all our box pa|»ers
was about 30 years o f age.
Sunday between Divide and Ix»rane,
at esjierially low prices.
The extensive work being done in
the latter team winning by the score
W e are back of these goods
the
city w ill he delayed a week or ten
o f 15 to 5.
with our personal guarantee
days by the destruction o f the crusher,
as to quality and finish and
hut a largo crew o f men is at work
Word has been received here that a | should any purchases prove
making repairs.
special train will leave Portland on
unsatisfactory for any reason,
Saturday afternoon, September 7. and '
we will cheerfully refund the
Real Estate Transfers.
w ill pass through Cottage Grove the
purchase price.
Martha J. Whisman et vir to Ole J.
same evening carrying the departments
Kayser et ux, 43-69 acrea in section 10
o f W ashington and Oregon to the Na­
townnhip 20 SR 3 Vy, $10.
tional Grand Encampment at Loa An
Milo H. Stone et ux to Jamea H.
geles, September 9-14. Any old soldier
H aw ley— Land in Tp. 20 SR 4 and 5
can go and the fare for the round trip
is $39.70.
W. $1.
J. I. Jones et ux to C. H. Jonea, lot
Blackberries Wanted.
2 block 6 Jones’ addition lo Cottage
The Eugene cannery wants all the
Grove, also tract near said lot 2, $1.
wild evergreen blackberries it can get.
John F. Wisslanl to Arthur Need-
They are now gettin g ri|>e and aome
■ ham, HO acrea in section 29 township
auv n o w
are being received at the cannery, but
1 20 SR. 6 W., $10.
not as many as desired. Some are be­
F. R. Wilson et ux to Hulda Prince
ing shipped from Yoncalla. The asso­
I 40 acres in Sec. 34, Tp. 20 SR. 2 W,
ciation pays 3 cent« a pound for thia
$600.
berry, which grows wild in profusion
A. E. Nolan et ux to C. H. Jonea, 5-
in many parts o f the county.
acres in township 20 SR. 3 W., $1.
(Juart, wide mouth jar, of large < Hives
Every garment has an extra
amount o f thread; full size
and superior tailoring.
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LOCAL RIFLE TEAM
WINS HONORS
Cash Saving in Every Corner
Fall Weight« for the Entire
Family Completely Stocked.
Laid
The coroner'« jury impanelled Mon­
, down the track.from the weal and at­
tempted to g e l nlHiard. The train day by Coroner Gordon returned a
wna already in motion, and the man verdict o f accidental death. The jury
wnm umilile to oatrh It
lie chatted it wua composed o f Andrew llrund, ('haa
down the track for acuite dnttaiicc, tln- llronneau, F. I.. Ingram, A. E. Hum
ally giving it up ami dodging to one lotll, .1. II Holden ami A. S. I’owcll.
side, where he hid under u warehouse, j N«> blame wan attached to anyone fur
A negro was arrested at Rose burg the eataatrophe.
Mr. Hart, of Hurt At Gruher who hail
yesterday who admitted being in Ku- j
gene the fatal night and who had a charge of the Iduitting, wan u wltneuH
o f the
case knife and ru/.or on his person hut and explained the eauae
aeeidenl to he a lurge, undiucovervd
denied any knowledge of the crime.
I
Cottage Grove's bloodhound found a llaaure liehiml the eharge of powder,
strong scent in a clothes closet otf the which rauaetl the full force o f the
murder-room, and also in a fruit closet puwdcr to he thrown ugainat the out-
down ataira. Very evidently the mur­ aide wall. Thta he explained na freak
derer hid in these closets either before that it wua impoaaible to guard ugainat
th» crime, waiting a chance, or after- J and wua one which he had never met
want, seeking an opportunity to ea- j with before in all Ina experience In ua
cape
Failure o f the dog to follow u ing powder, which haa been exlenalve.
scent outside is due, the olllcer is sure, A ll theoriea that aucceaaive hluata hud
to the fact that an many persona weakened the wall o f rock or that poor
tr.impel through the garden and about judgement wua uaed in the amount
of
powder put in are
aeouted
the house.
'the crime wua not discovered until by him. A month before he uaed a
the father, the only other occupant o f < 2.0(N> pound charge and it hardly lifted
the house, went to call hia duughtcr at the roek. Ttiia time HlO pound« extra
H o ’clock the next morning. He had wna uaed. The rhurgo wua meant to
heard no disturbance o f any kind dur­ looaen tl.non ton o f rock. Owing to the
peculiar action o f the biaat only 2,000
ing the night.
The memhera o f the Green family tona were lifted and thia amount o f
are former neighbors of Mr. and Mr«. powder for airamall an amount o f rock
caused it to he hurled the great dis­
G. II. Tyaun o f thia city.
tance, although the load of |M>wder wax
not too heavy if it had lifted properly.
F a ll S t y le s
( >tter Minced Clams, per*can
Crime
CARRIES DEATH.
Negro Who Haa Been Arrest-
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
UNDERWEAR
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T5 h e
j Specials in
| Stationery
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50c
40c
35c
30c
25c
Quality, Special
Quality, Special
Quality, Special
Quality, Special
Quality, Special
31c
25c
21c
18c
15c
The Modern Pharmacy
. 7 /ie
Store
S E N T IN E L
A wakened
fortahlc fee
near. Ed. d'l
ramping lie«
awoke to lint
coiled on til
Inches o f hi
th e pillow ov
Its guard
utv
with a stone,
nine in numt
as proof o f
Herald.
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Kidney Fills
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drugs. Neve
two sizes in a
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Drug Store.
Some
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Pumps, II
Wire, Poult
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also Tajiest
Velvets an
largest assn
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