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Pacific Makes Important
“ ,r i • tangea in Equipment and
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Time _____
Schedules.
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yeaterday the Southern
haa
made
the following changes
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pment and train achcdule :
17. Roaeburg I’HSHunger, will
ortland 1:46 p. ni. iirrivr Row
):06 p. m. ; thin train will carry
ear, Portland to Cottage (¡rove.
27. Willamette I .united, will
Portland 8:6» p. m., arriving
7:60 p. m.. Springfield 8:06,
tie Limited will leave Spring-
:00 a. m., Eugene 7 :2» a. in.,
Portland 11 :.'i» u. in. No. 28
on flag at llarriaburg, llal
3 style* viedd ami Tangent in addiiion to
p
ow in our* ■toR*-
H t 27 and 28 will carry cafe parlor
ooaa I-, ween Portland and Springfield,
ions in ; breakfast northbound and aerv-
,
ner aouthbound.
i'
a |* 14 will arrive in Portland 7 :40 a.
I 1 , If) *e ead o f 7:00 a. in., iih at * present.
I y i
»M, !0 will leave Aidiland 7 :»» a. in.
"* j* ^ .1 of 10 a. m., arriving Portland
* H'e a m. instead of <j :30 p. in.
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MEN PROMINENT
CONVENTION
N ARRO W LY MISSES BEING
DK
C A PITATE D
Dispute Over Ticket Money at Ar­
mory Dance Results Seri­
ously to One Dis­
putant.
Miraculously escaping being decapi­
tated or having hia skull rruxhed in
witli falling plate glaxx, Kdward Der­
ringer Ided profoaely S a t u r d a y
night from wounda received when
pushed through the window of the
Armory by James Potts, following a
dixpule regarding ticket money.
Derringer received severe cuts on
both aides of li ih head and on hia right
wriat. He fainted from loan of blood.
The injured man escaped instant
death hy mere chance, according to
h ia o w n
atory.
A fter falling
through the window and lying with
his neck in the frame, the glass
continued to fall. The window wax of
extra strength plate glaxs and ten feet
in height. A large piece falling several
feet might easily have decapitated him
or crushed in his akuil. He thinks
that u large fragment fell flatwise
across hia head and received the force
of that which continued to fall, thus
preventing fatal injury.
According to hia story told The
Sentinel, Derringer had closed up
the skating rink of which he had
charge at 11:30 and dropped in for a
couple dances before going home. He
CHAMBERS NOMINATED found some fault because charged the
price of a full ticket for only the two
MAYOR
dances, was about to go home and had
Voters Show his overcoat part way on when Potts
atruck him in tiie face, knocking
Taking Part in
him against the window, then shoved
him through the glass, all the while
Candidates
clinging to him and pushing him.
Caucus.
Potts haM charge of the floor and in
police eourt stated that Derringer made
lewly enfanchixed women voters himself obnoxious and insulting and
n active part in the nominating endeavored to pick a light. He stated
lion held Monday night to naine that both fell through the window and
des for tha city election Dec. that he continued to push Derringer in
while none o f them were named i order to get him out o f danger of the
ice they made their influence falling glass. He was also hit by the
They formed about one-third of glass hut escaped injury. He thinks
resent.
that the fact that lie pushed Derringer
.icket nominated ih aa f o llo w « : cleur oi the window saved his legs
J. H. Chambers; treasurer, from severe injury.
t Kakin; recorder, .). K. Young;
When Derringer got up with blood
in 1st wsrd, (!. W. Wallace and
spurting from the wounds, girls were
Yoodard; alderman second ward,
screaming and one young woman was
Valker; alderman :id ward, T.
swinging at Potts vigorously. Derrin­
eler.
ger, forgotten by the men in the ex­
expected that an independent
citement, was taken to a physician’ s
will be named.
olliee by two young women, fainting
from loss o f blood before help arrived.
An examination showed that one gash
missed an artery by a pin head. Six
stiteheH were taken.
FOR
ias G
Vor
Enfranchised
terest by
Nominating
at Citizens’
!0ES GET 5 YEARS
I PENITENTIARY
Warrant* were sworn out for both
Potts and Derringer.
Potts plead
ous Depredators Captured at guilty and was fined $1» and coats.
Comstock Draw Long
Derringer, who was at Eugene en­
deavoring to have a state warrant
Terms at Salem.
sworn out for Potts, left from there
n
el hoboeschargeiI with attempted for his home at Grants Pass, whether
it Divide were given sentence to evade arrest or not is not known.
six montha to five yearn n the
enitentiary hy Judge Hamilton
New Store Front.
>burg Saturday. The men broke
A new store front is Itemg put into
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—e homes o f Peter Tonole, Frank the Modern Pharmacy this week
The
.jtte snd Walter Olin while the show windows which formerly were at
?D0SltS i nt" wcrp away, and net fire to a right angles are being put in at an
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_==sthe Olin residence,
angle to make the entrance larger and
mi makf :''n,tRy five *»p|> were under nr- | the display of goods more prominent.
ir the crime, but two later were
d. Evidence that will convict
i'* ¡ ink' m discovered anil they nr« now
oil stop I, The three men pleaded
ml hi n»:' Their naim-H are Louis Strang,
refriisifl D. Golden and Joseph Ward
o min wanted are P.nrl Rex and
f 0* r a m e r .
SUDDEN RAISE IN W ATER CAUSE
(tending ity Sheriff Griggs took the eon
OK PHENOMENON
up.
men to Salem Monday.
p la >
Pack Animal Disabled by Shot aa G. B. Hengen, President; A. B.
Mining Party ia Ready
Wood, 1st Vice President and
for Journey.
General Manager.
AW ARDS W IL L BE HOTLY CON­
TESTED FOR
Disston, Ore., Nov. 20. (Special to
Regular A rm y O fficer Thought
Score Impossible
Keen Interest Taken by Regular Arm y
Officer May Result in Signal Rec­
ognition by the Federal
Government.
HOBOES MAKE AWAY
WITH U. S. FLAG
MUST BEAR ADDRESS OF SENDER TEN FROM OKLAHOMA TO LOCATE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PEN IS LAWSON
Following Dismissal of Superinten­
Grot:
dent Curtis for Delinquency
Local Man Is Unexpect­
edly Honored.
Lieut.-Col. B. K. Lawson of this city
i was yesterday appointed superinten­
dent of the state penitentiary at
Salem, the position to be taken at
once. The appointment comes follow ­
ing a sensational clean up at the state
prison and the dismissal o f Superinten­
dent Curtis because of alleged use of
j booze.
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SALMON FISHING AT
LORANE
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roui
lent,
etc.
il.
eral
this
ami
rail-
uctfl
ased With*Alarm System.
:al Arrives Two
iours Earlier
Local Men Invited to Preach.
Victor E. Hoven o f Eugene, former-
: ly of this city, and Rev. E. G. O.
1 Groat of Cottage Grove have been in­
vited to preach a special sermon on
! Thanksgiving Day bearing directly
\ upon the Second World’s Christian Con-
, ference to be held at Portland, Oregon,
June 29 to July 6, 1913.
Delectable Denizens of Salt Wat r
Chief Amlrew
Brund nod
Run S ixty Miles Inland as
man Martin inspected the clec-
Result of Unusual
e alarm system at Corvallis Kri-
They expressed themaelvea ax
Freshet.
d that Collage Grove should
ich a system and will make a
Torane, Ore., Nov. 18. — (Special to
lie report at the next meeting
The Sentinel.) —As a result of the sud­
Council.
den raise in the waters of the Siuslaw,
there was a large run of salmon and
salmon trout last week and large num­
bers o f them were caught.
Some
beauties weighing 10 to 16 pounds were
captured.
nning laat night the schedule of
Loranc is 66 miles from the coast,
’, the Roaehurg local, became
tne SI iis I mw is usually a very shallow
two hours earlier. It now ar-
stream at this (>oint, it is seldom that
it 7:62 p. m., instead of 9:32.
even heavy rains raise the waters to
ing north ss No. 18, ita schedule
such an extent that the fish can get up
nutes later. The schedule* of
and then most o f them sre bruised
raina have changed a few min-
cuming over the falls. On this oc­
The revised time card appears
casion, however, the raise was so great
iaaue.
and came so quickly that few o f the
I Blanks.—The Sentinel.
fish were injured.
ROSEBURG DOWNS LOCALS;
SCORE 34 TO 9
A meeting o f the stockholders o f the
The Sentinel./ In a peculiar accidental Oregon, Pucific & Eastern was held
discharge of a rifle the hind legs of n Tuesday at the offices of the Oregon & Large Number of Young Women
pack horse belonging to Harry and Southeastern and the following officers
Vote Getters Already Entered
Grove Basket Ball Team Given
Thomas Parker were broken just as the elected:
and More Expected
Severe Trouncing by
animal had bejn packed for a trip to
President, G. If. Hengen; 1st vice
to Enter.
Umpqua Boys.
one o f the Parker properties a few president, A. B. Wood; 2nd vice presi­
days ago.
dent, Jesse Darling, secretary, J. B. j
The Cottage Grove basket ball team
The
Rees- Wallace-Sentinel
prize
Ed. Lewis, a miner in the party, had Protzman. A. if. Wood was sp|>ointed
went
down to defeat at Roseburg F ri­
piano contest is already the talk o f the
just thrown a shell into his gun. For general manager.
day, the score being 34 to 9. 'I he local
city
and
surrounding
country
and
the
some reason the hammer did not hold
boys acknowledge that they were out­
and the cartridge was exploded, caus­
Rev. C. M. Cobb, who lias Pceii sup­ large number of entries for the grand
played. The team was composed of
ing the ir jury stated. The horse was plying pulpits throughout Oregon, is prizes indicates that no one will have
Matthews, Atkinson, Brumbaugh, Mar­
a
walkaway,
while
it
also
makes
it
so disabled that the Parker hoys killed filling the pulpit at the local Baptist
tin, Damewood. Among those who ac­
j
probable
that
the
vote
will
be
so
split
it to end its misery.
Church.
up that the beautiful piano and piano companied the team were Supt. Dun-
j certificates will be won with a compara- ton, Frank Jones, Murray Trunnell,
Warren Edwards, J. I. Jones, Harry
| lively small total of votes.
The fact that there is such a large Comer, Harry Farmer, McDowell,
| number of candidates makes it advis- Ward Berg, Coach Lewis.
| able for the candidates to start their
Stage Breaks Down.
i hustling at once. The early bird will
The Bohemia stage lost a wheel in
' get the best picking. Especially is the mountains Tuesday and passengers
walked to F. J. Hard’s half-way
SI XTH COMPANY LOCATED AT COTTAC.lv GROVE \ this true of subscriptions.
The winners will be the candidates house, where a hack was secured. A
MAKES UNUSUAL RECORD
who see their friends at once and g et) new wheel was taken up yesterday and
i them to promise them their Rees-Wal- the vehicle brought in.
lace merchandise coupons, and Senti­
Union Thanksgiving Services.
nel subscription and job printing cou­
On Thanksgiving day at 11 a. m. a
pons. Candidates who get subscribers
to pay at once are the ones who will union Thanksgiving service will be
get the most votes. Folks who promise held in the First Baptist Church. The
votes sometimes forget and the party Rev. Moon of the Christian Church
who comes along and gets the money will preach.
is the one who turns in the votes.
Candidates are advised to visit the
('apt. Collins was so much impressed Rees Wallace Co. at once and get re­
" I didn’ t think it possible to make
such a score,” said ( ’apt. Collins of with the showing made hy the local ceipt books and full particulars of how
the regular armv after witnessing the militiamen that he has asked (.’apt. to secure votes.
work done hy the members o f Sixth Metcalf to furnish a tabulated state­
Rees-Wallace and The Sentinel both
Co., C. A. ( ’., O. N. G.. at the regi­ ment of the sacrifices made and ex­ give 1,000 votes on every $1.00 turned COMSTOCK SCHOOL HOUSE USED
penses incurred by members of the in.
mental Bhoot Friday.
FOR LODGING
On every clut of five new subscribers
The local company was the only one company in attending the shoot. He
The
Sentinel
will
give
a
bonus
of
5,000
in the regiment that had out its re­ will forward the same to Washington
vote in addition to the regular 7,500, Tramps Leave Remnants of Meal
quired quota o f men and the record of with his report and recommend that
making 12,500 on each club o f five.
the
company
be
signally
hono/ed
in
1876 points out of a possible 2,500 i* a
Cooked on School Stove and
These names can be turned in one at a
some
way.
remarkable one, cinching the regi­
Take Stars and Stripes
The averages made by the local time. The bonus votes will be given
mental cup already held. It is thought
militia boys were 36} at 200 yards and when the total of five has been turned
from W all.
that it will also win the $500 bankers’
in.
40} at at 500 yards.
trophy for the highest aggregate score
On job printing but 10 per cent of
Visiting cards—The Sentinel.
Hoboes who used the Comstock school
in the Mtale.
the full price is required with the or­
house
for a lodging place one night last
der. For example, if a friend gives a
week,
left the remnants o f their meal
candidate an order for $10 worth of job
printing, he pays down $1.00, but scattered about the floor and made
votes are issued on the entire $10. away with a large American flag. As
Parcels Post Packages W ill Be Held Arrived Yesterday Expecting to
The $1.00 is given credit on the last the flag had been used to drape a pic­
Up for Return Card.
Buy Land Here.
dollar’s worth of printing. I f the ture on the wall, its tbeft was not
noticed for several days.
amount is $20, with $2.00 paid down,
Another regulation of the parcels
A party of ten arrived yesterday
It is thought that the depredators
the payment will be credited on the
(tost law which may cause incon­ from Elk City, Okla,, expecting to buy
are
the same tramps who were arrested
last $2.00 worth of printing, and so on.
venience if not complied with is the property in the Cottage Grove country
for
thefts at Divide and Comstock the
A proper receipt will be given customer j
rule that no package will be trans­ and settle here. The party is in charge
morning after the school house had
1 when payment is turned in.
mitted if not bearing the return ad-: of J. H. Logan and consists of Henry
A ll job printing money must be | been occupied. They are still in the
dress of the sender. Packages not pre­ Townsend and family, W. S. Franks
custody o f the Douglas County sheriff
turned in at The Sentinel office. A ll
pared in accordance will he held 30 and family, W. W. Franks, James
to whom the loss of the flag has been
subscription money must be turned in
days to be clsimcd and if not claimed Brown, Emmett Brown, T. B. Brown.
reported.
at the Rees-Wallace Co. No subscrip-:
within that time will be sent to the
I tion coupons will be given at The Sen­
dead letter office.
Socialists May Have Ticket.
tinel office.
Cottage Grove Socialist local may
The ballot box is at The Rees-Wal­
Hold Telephone Meeting.
'place a ci’ y ticket in the fieM at the lace Co., where votes may be deposited
Farmers representing four rural meeting Saturday night, although such at any time. The list of nominations
lines held a meeting here Monday, but action has not been definitely decided and votes will be published each week.
it is undertsood that no plans were upon. Socialists did not participate in
The date of closing the contest has LIEUT.-COLONEL RECEIVES SIG­
i the citizens’ convention.
perfected.
not yet been set.
NAL RECOGNITION
Indian - Equipped” Hostelry in Glacier National Park
D iv is io n M e a s u r e is “THE UNCLE FROM JAPAN Hurt in Tussle for
D e fe a te d
Bottle of Milk
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Three-Act Farce Comedy Being Put
on for Benefit of Public
The measure for consoFdatien of
In a scuffle over a bottle o f milk,
Johnnie Brumbaugh, 14-year-old son
contiguous territory and division of
Library.
counties was defeated by over 1 l.OOl1
votes. The millage tax bill was de­
feated by 15,000 and the appropriation
measures by about 5,000 each. It is
quite likely that the presence o f the
referended appropriation measures de­
feated the millage bill because of mak­
ing it apjtear that the university was
asking for too much. Many did not
understand that all could not become
law.
"T h e Uncle from Japan” is the title
o f a three-act comedy being put on
under the direction o f Steve Burton
for the benefit o f the public library.
The play is a continual laugh from 10
minutes before the curtain goes up
until until after it goes down. It will
be put on Saturday, Nov. 30, at the
Armory. In order to give merchants
an opportunity to attend,
and em
the curtain will not go up until 8:45.
Cranberries from Wisconsin.
A box o f fancy Wiconsin cranberries
o f the Metallic Bell variety were re­
ceived this week by Mrs. Steve Bur­
ton. They were grown by Mrs. Bur­
ton's father and look like young crab-
apples.
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Col. Lawson Selecting Site.
Colonel B. K. Lawson o f this city,
Captain A. L. Johnson o f Eugene,
together with Captain R. W. Collins
o f the regular army are now in Med­
ford for the purpose o f selecting the
site for a rifle range for the Seventh
company. When located Captain Deane
w ill be instructed to proceed at once
with the erection o f a proper Dlant
thereon.
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o f Dan Brumbaugh, suffered a fracture
ot the right leg a few days ago at the
Mosby Creek school house. The chil­
dren had eaten their dinners, when
another boy declared he wanted the
milk o f the Brumbaugh boy and at­
tempted to take it away from him, the
accident following. The boy’s com­
panions carried him home on an im­
provised stretcher made o f one of the
“ The Shop” Where Good Printing is
school house doors.
Done—The Sentinel.