Cottage Grove sentinel., February 06, 1913, Image 9

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For attempting to save Hay 8. Uttar, IN T H E COUNT Y C O U R T OF T H E
a machinist, from burning at Hood
S T A T E OF OREGON FOR L A N K
Hivcr on May 1H, 191«, Ernest K. Hog-
00UM1Y-
gess o f tfiMt city I ims been announced In the matter o f the Estate o f William
as one o f the winners in the Carnegie
H. Arne, Deceased.
fund distribution. Mr. Boggess was
Order to Show Cause.
awarded « bronze hero medal, $426 die-
Now. at this time, the petition of
M a ny Matters o f M o r e than Passing M om ent
ablemen' benefits and $1«00 «■ needed. Rufus C. Arne, administrator of the
One $1 to MosU-r Safe, one $126 N a ­ estate o f William H. Arne, deceased,
have, this year, four lines of the best
Any ll«m In that« column« containing on tha laat lina tharaof tha
tional Ca*h Keg inter, one $|t>0 No. 6 coming on regularly to be heard, and
Seeds
we could secure anywhere and
mark |. .), la paid advertising. | Thia announcamant la mada in
Oliver Typew riter and one 160 Hull Top It appearing to the court Gom said pe­
Compliance with tha pottal regulation«.|
Deak fur «ale at veiy liberal discount­ tition that it is necessary to «eh all of
with our large assortment of Eastern
ing. I f in need of any o f these, see the real property belonging to said
and W estern grown Seeds, we are able to
Marion Veatch for price».
estate, in order to pay the outstanding
supply anything you may need in this line.
I. evl (Jeer o f the Calapooya Springs debts, charges o f administration, and
Cottage (¡rove high school has re- haa «ent The Sentinel a copy o f «
W e are going after the Seed business of the
reived an Invitation to take part in the special edition o f the Register-Leader Co. returned yeiterday from a trip for the purpose o f distribution;
C
ity and surrounding country and if unable
It
is
therefor»
ordered,
that
all
per­
third annual I'arlllr Coast Interarhu- of that city. It 1« an elegant piece of down the valley.
to
supply you from our regular lines, we will
sons
interested
in
said
eatatj
appear
laalir Meet to be held on the llniver work, printed on heavy l»ook paper
Harold Vilas o f Portland haa visited
before
this
court
on
Fridav,
the
14th
be
pleased to get them for you on short notice.
ally o f California oval April 4 and ( 1 .
und replete with well printed halflonaa. relatives in the city during the past
day mi * March, A. D. 1913, at the hour
The
lines carried a re :
week.
K. E. SrarhroU|(h wna down from
Never has the demand for machines
o f one o'clock p. m. o f said day in the
Creawell Monday on huaiueaa.
been ao great over the entire country.
Hart Bros., route 3, Beaverton, Ore.,
court room o f said court, at the court
Korda go ao faat w e'll be unable to It will be im|H>asible to fill any but the wish the names o f White leghorn house, in the city o f Kugene, Lane
farms keeping 26« or more laying hens.
aupply the demand unleaa order« are early order«. Nesmith Auto Co.
County, State o f Oregon, to show
placed early. Ncarnlth Auto ( 41 .
Frank Hemenway o f Lorane was in
J. T. C-ox and fam ily left this week cause why an order should not be
for their home in Kansas.
Mlaa Marguerite O ’ Mura waa down Kugene Saturday.
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granted to said administrator to sell
from Diaaton over Sunday,
J. II. Chambers haa purchitaed u P.M3
«aid real property, descrilied as fo l­
Dr. Heaa Slock ami Poultry Food.
l
Every package guaranteed or money lows, t o w it :
1 will trade a live muaie buainera Kurd automobile.
f
Beginning In Sec. 28, Tp. 2«. S. R.
and at<irk for Cottage (¡rove property.
Onion auta 10c per lb. Iirund & On. refunded. Brund A (jo.
3
West,
at a (joint whence corner No.
If right deal la offered at once, Marion
Supervisor
It.
C.
Andrews
o
f
Kugene
Tom Gill left Tuesday on a business
Veatch.
ha« been visiting schools in the vicinity 3, o f county survey No. 142« bears
trip In the Umpqua valley.
South, 24 degrees 1« minutes West,
Mra W.
Sanford w rite« from Han*
John Hader ia making noticeable Im­ the past week.
916.2
feet, and running thence South,
don: " (je ttin g The Sentinel ia like a provements on the Newt Jonea proper­
A letter from Kev. Robt. Sutcliffe
66 degree« and 6« minutes East, 317
letter from home. Can’ t do without ty which he rvcuntly purchased.
speaks in high terms o f the success
feet, thence North, 18 degrees and 40
it."
No man can fool you on the price of with which he is meeting at Lebanon. minutes East, 266.6 feet, thence North
A lf. Cowell haa recovered from hie
A wag pulled off a good joke on 66 degrees and 5« minutes West, 291J
u thing you know ia good. Swengei,
attack o f the rnurnpa.
Armstrong, the photographer, a few feet, thence South, 24 degree* and 1«
the hardware man.
fruit« on southern exposures are early, those taking pre-medical courses,
I, . S. Hill waa in Kugene laat Thurs­ days ago, " I see you've got another minutes West, 266 feet, to place of be­
if they are free from frosts. Northern
The next class includes journalism
new
len
se,"
he
said.
"T
h
is
makes
day on buaincaa.
ginning and containing, 1.86 acres o f
exposures generally are the less frosty, and teaching, with journalism leading,
about six in a year. Say who busts land, in Lane County, Oregon.
Karl Mills has been up from Kugene
but are late in maturing. Eastern ex-
The group at the bottom o f the list
them for you ?" It took some time for
Lot four (4), Block one f l ) , in James
during the past week getting familiar
A. J. to explain that the new ma­ Henry McFarland's hirst addition to posurea are undesirable in frost re- j included farm ing with only ten (the
General Blacksmith
with the undertaking business which
state’s need o f farmers being princi­
chinery was only an effort to keep the City o f Cottage Grove, Lane gions.
A N D REPAIR W O RK
he recently purchased from Marion
"O n the Pacific coast the altitude pally met by the sister instituHonj
strictly up to date.
County, State o f Oregon.
Veatch.
bears an important relation to fruit mining, Christian service, architecture
L O C A T E D O N W E S T S I DE
J. A. W right is recovering from his
And it is further ordered, that a growing. A range o f a few hundred
One good single buggy with both set
and chemistry.
recent attack o f tonsilitis.
copy o f this order of citation be pub­ feet often determines the adaptability
of
aleel
and
rubber
tired
wheels
and
Chick Food f.'i Ml |ter aark. iirund A
1 he Cottage Grove Manufacturing lished for four consecutive weeks next belt for a certain kind o f fruit. About
set o f single harness fur sale. Marion
( 'o
Co.
has a new ad. in this issue that preceding said day in the Cottage the limit o f commercial fruit grow ­
Mr«. II. McCargar ia much Improved. Veatch.
contain«
interesting news for builders. Grove Sentinel, a newspaper printed ing in the Pacific Northwest is 3,000
Jai.iea Hemenway was in Eugene
Mra. J. T. Moore'« condition ia
Saturday on business.
Ever tending to give its patrons the and published at Cottage Grove, Lane ft. elevation.
"T h e more railroads in a fruit grow ­
greatly improved.
County, Oregon, and that service of
Mradamcs C. 11. Burkholder, H. best in everything The Arcade has
ing community the better. Eventually
thia
order
be
made
upon
the
resident
A good article ia alwaya cheap; it ia
Venske and Minnie Price attended the added several new curtains to its
heirs o f said deceased according to iaw. the fruit crop o f the Pacific coast will
aeldom that a cheap article ia good.
performance o f Hen Hur at Portland. splendid equipment.
Dated this 6th day o f February, be extrem ely large, and w ill need good
Swengel'a big hardware alore for good
Advertisements in this department
The condition o f Paul Jones has been
The Woman's B elief Corps w ill hold
transportation facilities.
A. D. 1913.
gooda, and he Ia right here with the
6c a line. Figure 6 words to line.
a sale o f home cooking in the Wave serious during the past week.
“ The type o f people among whom a
H E L M U S W . TH O M PSO N ,
good« to hark up thia warrantiea.
building Feb. 16. There will be lots
The best place on earth to get fine
grower settles is important to his suc­
County
Judge.
Mra. Archie Thum|iaon continue« to
FOR HALF. OK T R A D E
of good things to eat. Everyone in­ photo« ia at Morroe's at the bridge. f6t A L T A K IN G ,
cess. Fortunately most o f the people
recover alowly.
vited to come and buy.
j30-fl3|>d
C. W. Wallace was in Eugene yes­
Attorney for Administrator.
f6-m6 on the Pacific coast are very progres­ FOR S A L E . F U R N IS H E D H O U SE
Miaa Dora liawkina haa returned
sive and will adopt new methods readi­
Mrs. McCoy was in Kugene last terday on business.
o f four rooms, pantry and bathroom,
from Creawell for a aeveral weeks'
FOR
S
A
LE
.
HOU
SE
ON
S
IX
T
H
ly. In some regions o f the country,
Thursday.
woodshed, chicken houae with corral.
C,
H.
Wallace
continues
to
ge
t
viait with her parent«.
St., third block south o f Main, on however, people are very conservative,
Everything good and almost new.
J. C. Johnson was In Kugene last weaker.
paved street.
Partly
furnished. so that it is had to enforce good horti­
You can't help but look pleaaant
One acre land, most all in berries
Thursday on business.
Before you buy, know something
$1.««0.
f6tf cultural laws.
when you go to Armstrong's to have
and 3-year-old trees. Just outside
HACK
A
G
A
IN
.
Tom
Aw
br*y
has
about the article besides the price.
your picture taken. The samples on
"T h e possibilities o f the expansion j city limits on Sixth St. Price $1,500
display please you ao much that it's returned much improved in health and Swengei Hardware Co., the quality
o f the business are important. Fruit ¡ cash.
Inquire o f owner, C. H.
im|M>aaihle to have anything but a will be glad to give all matters o f in­ store.
buyers like to come where they can get
Zeigler.
f6pd
surance you may wish attended lo hi«
Mrs. E. A. Hal I is returned yesterday
pleasing look.
trainloads, rather than seek out small
l>ersonal and prompt attention.
In­ from a viait in Portland and Forest Much Loss From Selection of Un­
B R O W N LE G H O R N C O C K E R E LS
isolated sections.
quire at Express Office.
jlfit f Grove.
$1.50; Brown Leghorn Pullets 75c.
suitable
Site.
“ Foolish comparisons are often made
Embroidery work ia being taught and
W. B. Finney.
j30-f6pd
Knaley
Coleman
o
f
lorane,
who
was
between
the
irrigated
and
non-irrigated
Mrs.
K.
E.
Bellows
o
f
Rosa
burg
is
^ plain sewing done cheap by Mr«. W il­
“ Failure in orcharding comes first
bur. (!all at Mr«. M iller'«, No. 67 Pa- taken to a Kugene hospital with a sc here v jaiting her parents, Mr. and Mr«. from poor selection o f the site, and sections. Good fru it can be grown on BLOODED M IN O R C A A N D A N C O N A
roosters for sale. A Wood.
jl6 t f
rifle highway. I also have for sale a vere attack o f grip, haa nearly re­ C. E. Jones.
second from unskillful orchard manage­ either, and lota o f money made, pro­
nice young parrot, H months old, just covered. Mr. Coleman is MS years o f
Garden seeds. — Brund A (jo.
m ent," said Prof. C. 1. Lewis o f the vided natural conditions are right. On FOR S A LE . A NEW F IV E ROOM
the contrary, fortunes can be lost i n
beginning to talk, price $2«. Gentle- age.
Master Julian Kem, whose comlition Oregon Agricultural College in a lec­
bungalow and seven lots, No. 1865,
either if the conditions are unfavor­
man'« suit o f clothes, coat |8&, ««m e as
Garden seeds packages and bulk.
1
ture
on
"Prin
ciples
o
f
Fruit
G
row
ing”
was serious for several days, has
com er o f Main and 19th Street East.
able.”
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new, fur 114; 2 new hata, 1 suit o f Iirund A Co.
greatly improved during the past two in the short course.
Inquire o f owner.
j!6 t f
rain clothes cheap and 2 dozen cans o f
" A large percentage o f the orchards
Mr. and Mrs. C. Adams attended the daya.
GOOD R O Y A L S T A N D A R D T Y P E -
fruit. One new art square, size 12x16, [terformanre o f Hen Hur at Portland.
A large number o f ranges were planted w ill never be o f commercial
for only 910.
jId
w riter for sale. Nearly new. Sen­
Mrs. Mabel Mcrryman ami son of shipped in here last week upon orders value, owing to the fa rt that their lo­
tinel 23.
dl9tfc
cations are unsuitable," he continued.
The body o f Mra. C. 0 . W ilcox was Spokane are visiting relatives in the recently taken by a traveling agent.
FOR
S
A
L
E
.—
H
O
U
SE
A
N
D
L
O
T PQR
"
In
choosing
orchards
there
are
many
A local hardware man states that as
Definite purpose marks the work o f
shipped Friday night to Munden, Kuna., city.
$1,000.
House
has
7
rooms.
Lot
has
(joints
to
consider,
such
as
climate,
Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over high a price was charged for them as
the men students o f the U niversity o f
for burial, accompanied by the daugh­
75 foot front and is 95 feet deep.
altitude, exposure, soils, transportation
Kerr
A
Silsby's
Store.
m9tf
his
best
range
brings,
and
yet
he
Oregon, according to a census just
ter, Miaa Minnie. Funeral service« at­
D. B. Chamberlain.
d l3 tf
facilities, the type o f |>eople, and the
taken by the U niversity Y . M. C. A.
Mrs. 11. H. Millard o f Portland is wouldn't trade for one o f his cheafieat
tended only by relatives and a few in­
possibities
for
expansion
o
f
the
in­
Good 2-horse power electric motor
These figures show that out o f every
timate friends, were held Friday a fte r­ caring for her sister, Mrs. J. S. Med­ ranges.
dustry.
ten men in the institution nine have for sale at a bargain. The Sentinel...
ley, who waa recently injured.
One good family driving mare for
noon at Veatch'a cha(iel.
"T h e factors o f climate influencing
Misses Dessa Harmea and Flossie sale; the sorrel mare, " D o lly .” Nuf fruit growing are extrem e tempera” alremdy made UP th* ir mind« as to what H E A V Y 7 B U N D L E TIEJNG CORD.
Fisher flour, — Brund & (jo.
sed. Marion Veatch
ture. the length o f the growing season. Profession they w ill follow,
Have about 100 lbs. at 2c per lb.
The feminine members of the grange Lockwood have been in Portland the
past
week
on
business.
The Pre8ence o f the engineering
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams have the suddenness with which the summer
Sentinel.
gave a dinner Saturday to the new
Dr. Goff cures contagious diseases traded their residence property in this or fall weather terminates and freer- «chool gives the mechanical professions
officer« and two new member«.
FOR RENT
by
fixing your shoes ao you won't catch city for pro|>erty in Los Angeles and ing weather begin., the rainfall, the the Predominance in point o f numbers.
Interesting news for the prospective
F U R N I S H E D H O U S E K E E P IN G
amount
of
heat
in
the
fall
months
dur-
L
*
w
*
nd
™
d'C(ne
follow
in
the
usual
ex|iect to leave Sunday to look up a lo­
disease.
home builder is found in the Cottage
proportion, while those who regard a
rooms to rent. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. f**>t
ing the ripening period, the percentage
Harry M. Wheeler, who has lieen cation, going as far as Fresno.
Grove Manufacturing Co.'s new ad.
college education as a requisite for a HOUSE
FOR
R E N T .-C O T T A G E ,
Mrs. A. P. Sibbitt has returned from o f sunshine, and the presence o f frosts.
acting agent fur the W ells-Fargo E x ­
business career fall only one short o f
Mra. W . H. Abrams visited at Eu-
good barn, barn lot, with acre o f
press Co., has been ap;iointed perma­ California and w ill visit a month or The climatic factors, as far as the Pa­
gene over Sunday.
garden ground, close in. Inquire o f
_
nent agent through the efforts o f D. more with her daughter, Mrs. C. J cific coast is concerned, are the real ,
Lodge No. 51, A. F.
Maxwell Phillip«, route 4, Norman,
G. F. King.
jl6 tfc
T. Awbrey, who had the office a num­ Kem, before returning to her home in determining factors. Others are to a Cottage Grove
&
A.
M.
Meetings
first
and
third
Okla., want« improved tract o f 20 to
certain degree subordinate.
Nebraska.
ber o f years.
W A N T TO B U Y
Wednesdays o f the month in
40 acre« within reach o f high school
"T h e «oil plays an important part,
Pure W hite Flour is now selling for
The notarial commission o f Oral £.
W A N T E D TO B U Y .- V E A L S A N D
Masonic
Hall,
Pacific
H
ighway.
ami not over 4 miles from church.
the main factors being good depth and
$1.36 per sack at Sterling's Feed Crowe o f Ixirane has been filed with
hogs. Highest market price paid,
N ext meeting Feb. 19
Price about $2,6(10 preferred.
good air drainage. Soil that is not at
Store. Every sack guaranteed.
the county court.
12} cents for small veal. City Meat
J. E. Y o u n g , Sec’y
least four feet deep without encounter­
Market.
j23tf
Dad Schiller is back on his old job
You’ ll get yours if you order early—
ing undesirable sub-strata, such as Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, 0.
at The Oregon after an absence o f n your Ford machine—Nesmith Auto Co.
hoed
rock,
coarse
gravel,
or
cement
1— half bottom land
E. S.
N ext regular meeting, I _________ H E L P W A N T E D
year.
,
Frank Woodruff was in Kugene yes­ gravel is undesirable. Careful exami­
two thirds tillable.
Friday,
Fe'i. 7: 7:30 o ’clock. W A N T E D .- A P P R E N T IC E G IR L OR
F. K. Owen o f Ashton, Idaho, is terday on business.
nation and boring should be made of
I'jmttgh timber on place to pay
woman to assist with sewing.
Mrs.
Masonic Hall, Pacific Highw ay.
visiting his son,. Dr. H. H. Owen.
Harry Parker has t>een down from both the surface and sub-surface soils.
purchase price
H alf mile south
Pet Sanford.
f6
Ada C. Adams, Sec.
Chase A Sanborn coffee and teas the Bohemia this week.
One should satisfy himself not alone
of city limits.
heat. Hrund A Co.
W. H. Minor and family arrived as to the surface drainage, but also as 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney, former Sunday from Hurwell, Neb., and are to sub-surface drainage, as seepage
proprietors o f The Oregon, left Satur­ visiting their aon Monte. They ex­ waters are often present in our moun-1
day for Kugene.
pect to settle in the Grove country as tainous valleys.
Huy your stack aalt at the S terling
Soil fe rtility ia an important item.
Mrs.
A.
W.
Kime
attended
the
|>er-
soon
as they find a suitable location.
Feed Co. 'a atore, where you can get a
Too much stress is placed on mere
formance o f Ken Hur at Portland.
Bud Shortridge went to Comstock analysis generally.
60 lb. sack for 30c.
It shows us
I
f
you
want
wall
pa|ier,
you
can
save
this
morning on business.
whether or not the soil is defioent in
Mra. G. H. Tyson visited in Kugene
money by dealing with Nealon Lockett,
certain elements, or whether they are
Friday.
painter and paperhanger and can select
Can You Do It?
present, but unfortunately it cannot
Mra. L. P. Harrington is making an
from one o f the best pa|ier houses in
Here are some things you can’ t do, tell us how available the plant food is .
extended viait in Kugene.
Portland. I have a fine line of samples or i f you can, you are different from 99 in the soil. The natural character o f
A atltch in time often saves the at reduced prices.
Phone
139-L. per cent o f mankind. Can you repeat the soil is more important than the
shoe. I)r. Goff, shoe chiropractor.
Residence Third and Madison.
from memoty (don't look) the wording analysis. Without good climatic con­
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X
I < >
Mias Vera Crow is now employed at
Worth Perkins leaves today for his o f s two cent stamp? Can you copy ditions, success cannot be hoped for.
::
Hampton A Co.
home at Baker after a two weeks' out from memory the exact figures as
"P ea rs succeed on heavier soils than
they spi>esr on the dial o f your watch? other fruit. Apples do well on a wide
Miases Maude Doyle and Beulah visit with numerous relatives here.
liawkina were in Kugene Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Lewis returned Tuesday Can you copy from memory the exact range o f soils, from the clay loams to
Prunes
Expert dressmaking done promptly. from an extended viait with her daugh­ wording on a one cent piece or say the silt and sandy loams.
which way the head on the coin is fac­ seem to do well on any soil that is well ))
Mra. Pet Sanford.
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ter at Portland.
ing? Can you say from memory drained; peaches, on either silty loam
The sun shone on Feb 2., and those
You’ ll be le ft behind if you don't get
whether the head on a cent, nickel, or well drained clay loams. Cherries
who believe in the weather prognasti- an auto thia year and you'll be left
dime and quarter, face the same way? succeed on the lighter clay loams, and
cations o f the ground hog, expect six behind anyway if your order isn't
A ll these are things that you have nuts on any soil that is deep and well
more weeka o f winter.
placed early.
handled since boyhood. They should 'drained.
Think o f gettin g the best hard wheat
The Ladies Aid o f the Christian be more familiar to you than the al­
"T h e exposure o f the site is an im­
flour In town for $1.36 per sack Pure Church w ill hold an all-day market at phabet. Y e t it is ten to one you can’ t portant point. Most o f the southern |
W hite -Sterling Peed Co.
the Metaan Shop Saturday.
give correct answers to one o f the exposure o f western and southern Ore­
Mra. C. S. H efty, who ia spending
The concern with poor goods is glad foregoing questions. Why can’ t you? gon are thin and unadapted to fruits.
the winter at Mountain View, C a lif., to talk price. Swengei.
Try them on your friends. -E x .
Where the ground is good, however.
of % CSmim
Seeds That G row
w
C
Northrup, King & Co.’s
The Lake Shore Seed Co.’s
Lilly’s, in Packages
Portland Seed Co.’s in Bulk
j The
Metsan Shop
i
!
I
JO E B A K E R
WANT ADS
I
FRUITS SHOULD BE CHOSEN TO SUIT
PREVAILING CONDITIONS
OREGON STUDENTS’ LIFE
WORK IS CHOSEN
24 Acres;
Inquire of D. P. BURTON
!
CO ne Oldfield Dry Kiln, 5 0 0 0
daily capacity, one 4 8 x 14 Ke-
wanee High Pressure Boiler,
. both in first-class condition.
W ill sell cheap for cash or trade
for lumber.
BIG PINES LUMBER CO., Medford, Or.
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