Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1915, Image 2

inalienable right*; it auntmoned put riot* the amount o f chfrks «iisheil In Mr frame is set ill the oven. The pota
to the memorable
meeting of June 7. Vlley in another hotel and three eufe* toes cun be easily handled in this way
177t$. when Richard Henry l.ee offered in Meati le, they were latei returned nul, moreover, they lire evenly and
well linked. When the eontrlvmire is
his resolutions, ' ’ that these l a i t e d i marked “ no account. ’ ’
Colonics are and ought to be free and
Mr Alley has been unable to furnish used there is no danger o f charred and Watch TI 1* Column For Horn* of tit*
Good Thing* lu This Vicinity.
independent states
and as such they bail, lie is also wanted in Itoacburg, broken skins on the siile next to the
have aud of right
ought to have full where he jumped a bond in the sum of oveu.
W e are not having a sale but sell for leas than sale prices all
power to make wur.”
| $400. This bond was signed by Fred
75 acres near Denmark, level Mark
the time. To compare with other stores, compare sale prices j[
C A N I T BE?
Vml then it convened congress for crick Kribs o f Portland. I f nei|uittcd
land, covered with young pine, lew
" m.l.
1
in Seattle, Mr. Alley will be returned
I Editorial in Kugi'iie Register.)
at other stores and then see our prices and see where you get “ consulvration of • deilsrstiou of
sent here for trial on a charge o f non sup
fa n it be Hint the people of Lane aerea under plow, fenced on three
,, poiulonce, and on July 8, 1<«6, it sen
the most value for your money.
County do not rare whether a represen aides. Hplcnilul graveled road (county)
echoing round the world the Proelninu port.
tativi* is k«*pt ut the Him Francis«n ex runs through place, abutting un co
tion o f American Independence.
The state house bell was now the M lo Roach Takes Over Music House position this summer nml fall or notf operative cheese factory. $35.00 per
Milo V Roach of Eugene, who has Cun il In* that they are perfectly will
liberty bell.
Men's overalls, 75c to .. 85c
Then came the War of the Kcvolu been interested with K K, Mills in ing that other counties shall skua the acre, half price.
Ladies' 25c hose now at. 15c
120 acre tract one mile from Den
tion ami the flight o f the bell to Allen the timi of Mills \ Roach, has taken 'retini from the immigration resulting
Miss ,lessie MfConl from toiirÌNl travel and tourist investì mink, good house, giioil road to house,
town. The bell became an exile on that uvei the business
::
first journey.
The battle o f the will have charge of the business. Mr gtition this venrf Can it be that then salmon stream runs through place, nhuol
« •
Boys’ overalls, 85c to.
48c
Mills will continue to conduct his un
ire not even a few hundred public
Brandywine had been fought: the Brit
20 ip-res of this rocky and covered with
ish were marching on Philadelphia. dertakmg business.
qiiriteil men in nil this vast county who
:: Ladies’ low shoes. $.1.50
Patriots determined to save the bell
-ire willing to uiiike up the simili fund white cedar, balance good land. 4 P ' oil
values, $1.65 t o . . . . $1.95
from capture and possible destruction
Hint must be raised by private sul
per acre.
Before Howe and his trooper* marched
script ion if it is raised at ulL*
Men’s oxfords, $4.50 values,
Mil acre tract, two miles from |b*u
into Philadelphia loving hands lowered
The response to the rnlr for fumi*
our prices now are $1.95
mark, hill bind, heavily timbered at
the bell— the state house bell it was
voiild seem to indicate that the*«
$2.65
Mary Janes, now
to ............................. $2.65
then, despite its prophetic inscription of
hing* are very nearly true. Immcili one time, killed by forest fires. Good
liberty— and it was placed on a truck,
itelv following the announcement that grass land, enough white cedar for
l’ he bells of Christ Church and o f St. Inspector Stewart Has Made Hard i comity appropriai ion for this purpose ranch use, iihoot M acres level enough
P eter’s Church received like, probably
ould not lie inaile n re«|in*st was sent to plow. Not all in a body, in three
Ftgl t to Keep Down Pest That
M en’s clothing, any suit
equal attention. The baggage o f the
■ ut for private subscriptions in sin.ill
Ruins Orchards.
Sweaters, values up to $5.00.
continental army, too, became a part
■ mount*. To «lute just twenty uu'ti different forties, springs on each one,
in the store, now going
now 49c t o . . . ......... $1 95
of
the
train
o
f
700
wagons
which
moved
have
ri*spoudi*il to th<* request.
\ml 320 acres ail join that can be bo libili
I t ............................. $8 95
Because the county appropriated
out o f Philadelphia, guarded by 200
scrutiny o f the list ri*veuls the fuel ridili with ruin fort 14 l»l«* h«ni*«« nml *mull
money for the purpose o f fighting fruit
North Carolina and Virginia soldiers
that these twenty are Hit* ones who nr* hum nini linIf feitml, nml joining for
pests. Lane is the only county in the
The train moved out o f Philadelphia
ilways at thi’ ^runt in every movement
i
ppei
and
<
''-nt
i
«i
w
illamette
\
al
September I s. 1777, on to Germantown,
for the public good. They lire the ones rat n«*t»rv(«. $10.00 |*rr nrrr.
ley
that
is
free
from
fire
blight,
ne
Count lumi unir pimtnffie«* nml »tor«**,
Bethlehem und Allentown, the state
whose purses un* always opi'ii when tin
■Minting to C. K. Stewart, county fruit
house bell finding refuge in / io n ’s
.nterests o f Lain* County uri* to hi whrrr gru mm ^riiWN nil thr your, 7 «• li
inspector.
Church, which it reached safely.
furthered. Are we to di'iluce from this fattorie* hi tin* virmity nml on«« of th««
Inspector Stewart a short time ng*
After Washington’s victory at Mon
that there are only a few public spirit
I>«« m t dairy (' 011111111111111 ’* 111 the *tut«t
disiovered the blight in many places n.
I mouth the bell came back to the state
<1 iiien in th«* w hob* community t
Southern
Benton
County,
n«*xt
to
th
house in Philadelphia-—to what is now
The Register «loes not believe that Kuilrond will lit* limit nrur th««r«« within
i Independence Hull— the nation's holiest Lane County liai*, and since then lie h is this is the ease. It bi'licvi'S there uri th«* next two venr*.
discovered it in Linn, Marion and Folk
mmlreils of citizens who an* remit- to
shrine.
V 011 may look far nml w id«* for nny
Counties. In walking down the streets
ím X m ' m V m V - v
lii'lp in movement* for the advance
Here the liberty bell announced on
o f Salem a fevv days ago In* diseoveri*tl meut of this part of Oregon just ns tlimn 1° t'oinimre to tlo* for«‘g ‘»ing three
October 24, 17sl, the surrender of Corn
an English hawthorn«* tree on the stati
soon us their attention is ealled to the nr<»|>ertie*, hut you cannot heat them
wnllis und freedom from England; it
capitol grounds builly infected with tin real need for help.
for future \ ulti«**.
welcomed “ Ilis Excellency the Com
blight. He also fourni it in several
Hurely no one doubts Hu* advantages
mander in Chief and his l a d y " in No
20 nere*, im»d««rii l»wiigul«»w, •'n ew ,*'
other parts o f Salem.
v ember, and in April, 1783, it pro
Hint will result from having Lune Comi good hott o h i lumi, everything, t«»«d* nml
Inspector
St«*wart
culled
the
atten
t y 's opportunities told to the exposition
claimed peace. It sounded the alarums
tion o f C. A. Parks, state horticultural visitors. Person after person ha* testi *tock to ¿ro with the pia«*««. Price
o f war in 1812 und rang for peace in
commissioner, whose head«|iiarters ar<* fled to the interest that these visitors
500, tiood jdnec to o wn nml cull
I *15. The liberty bell tolled the fun
in Salem, to the blight where he had
eral knell of Washington; its peals wel
have show a in Oregon and to the fact play even here.
found it, ami the eommissiotier at once that Mr Warren has thus far been be
corned Lafayette to the Hall o f lade
ti arre* near Cottage («rove, box hou*e
took steps to eradicate it before it sieged with inquiries absiiit Lune Conn
pendence when he returned to America
spreads further.
uml
fair barn, bottoni lami, nil rulli
ty. With all this interest ill evidence
in 1X24 and proceeding “ under arches
A deputy inspector for the north it will be a pity if for the remainder rated. Price $7541.
wreathed in flowers’ ’ ; it ushered in
part o f Lane County, to viork in the
IO n«*fe* adjoining Cottage (»rove, nil
The M. P. O. Club meets today with eric Aldrich, president. Clnss meeting the fiftieth anniversary of the Kepub orchards near where the blight was • f the exposition Lane is to be the only
Mrs. Albert Helliwell.
:-.t 12:15. Services with sermon at 11:00 lie; it tolled for Jefferson and Adams found so thick around Monroe in H«*n •oiinty of the vulley that is mirepre under cultivation, family orchard, g«»o«l
«enteil. I f iinlv a few will give u ibd
when they entered into rest, “ to its
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and 8:00.
h«»u*e and burn. Thi* I* 11 bargain at
ton County, has recently been appointe«)
A marriage license was issued last
Morning: George N. Taylor of Port deep tone the slow measures o f its toll by the county court nati he is now lar, or two dollars, or five dollars
$.*1500,
eaay term*.
week to Jos. B. Parker and Mrs. Lulu laud will speak. Subject, " ‘ Bottled Up mg giving a very solemn impression"; busy with his duties. It is believed which will never be missed in u year
from now the fund will soon be raised
152 acre* Idnek lottili, 10 mil«** eu*t
it rung in sorrow again when Charles
M. Knowlton, both o f this city. It is Preachers and Warmed Over Saints. ”
that the disease ran be k«*pt out o f this ■ ml Lane County will be assured of
probable that they have since been mar-
Evening: Mrs. H. C. Spencer, world j Carroll o f Carrollton died, and when
»f ('«»tinge drove, 7 room horn«««, J
county, although it had started to representation.
the
great
Lafayette
passed
away.
ried, although word to that effect has secretary of the Y. W. C'. A., will de
hum*, 0o aerea cleared uml under culti
spre ad from th«*^Alonro«* orcliar«ls -mil
But onee more was it to toll for a
not reached here.
liver an address.
was found nmong a few quince trees
You cun't afford to miss reading the vation, neh 0 0 1 uml depot on place.
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| Epworth League topic, “ Perils o f the great American— for John Marshall, i bout Junction City. These have been
Ito arre* punture, all fenced, an ideal
wnnt ads.
last survivor of the great characters
Mrs. A. W. Kime entertains the H e a t ." Leader. Miss Joyce Teeters.
rut down und burned, which is the only
who made the nation. He died in Phila
Royal Neighbor Club this afternoon.
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
pince for ntork and dairy, water pipe«!
way to get ri«l o f the pest.
Want School Children to March.
delphia July 6, 1835. and on July *, the
.
!
Rev. T. B. McDonald, Pastor.
to burn. $5ooo, x*i ca*h uml balance t«>
Inspector Stewart says that the Ben
The H. A. R. nml W. R. C. would
Mrs. De Spain gav e an informal at
Services next Sundav as follows: very day o f the anniversary o f the ton County authorities are now endeav­
auit.
home last Wednesday afternoon, if be Bible School at 9:45; morning services Proclamation of Independence, as the oring to check the spread of the blight like to have all children up to the sixth
Cottage drove in the place to which
¿rude in school age march in the pro
iberty bell tolled solemnly while the
ing a farewell neighborhood social I at n ; chriatiun Endeavor at 7:00; ev
•town that way and he thinks that if
-essimi to greet the liberty bell dur you will eventually rotm*. ('limate un
funeral cortege moved slowly down
previous to her departure .’ or her ne* en,ng service at 8:00.
th«* proper measures are taken they w ill
lug Its stop July 15. While we dee ply Miirpnnned, nml if you have tired of th«*
home in Eastern Oregon. Eighteen
Praver meeting each Thursday even Chestnut Street on its way to Virginia, be successful.
ieplore the brevity o f its stay, we still
guests were present and i two «•< urse i ing at’ 7 :30. i.aj i e s ' Aid Wednesday nf its sides parted, its voice became mate
“ The fruit growers nn<! the nuthori
lesi re to show to the guardians o f the frozen m*rth, uml the extreme heat of
and it entered with the great expound
luncheon was served. Mrs. De Spain | ternoons.
ti«*s «low n the v alley have to organize
famous
relic that we are ns patriotic the cunt, write tm* today for hargain*,
er
of
the
constitution
into
silence.
was the recipient o f a number of beau
A ll not worshiping elsewhere cordi-
before they can do effective work.
■ ml loyal a people as they will find in if you mean huniae**.
tiful gifts from her friends.
ally invited to attend
They realise that the blight has ob
the whole United Htate*.
y M IIAKHIHON.
Morning subject, “ Two Kinds of
tamed a good fuothithl and are doing
Ml children arc requested tu meet in
Chas. Beidler was given a pleisact W isdom;’ ’ evening subject, “ The Gate
ill they run to check i t , " said Inspee
front of Phillips Hull
surprise at the Beidler home by a num­ and the W a y .’ ’
You'll he *»irprmed at the thing* you
tor Stewart. “ The blight in Lam*
ber o f his friends Tuesday evening, the
ORDER of W. R
lo not know that appeur in The Hrn
Alex Lundberg. Propr.etor
County is prnrtirally done uwnv with
occasion being his birthday anniver­
tinel every week
npr7tf
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH.
but we are not going t«> quit. We
F R E I G H T I N G
sary. About thirty guests were present
O F F I C I A L PROCEEDINGS
Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor.
must
ronstantlv
be
un
the
alert
or
it
Saddle Horses and Packing to All
and ice cream and cake were served.
Services next Sunday: Bible school
will spread to the orchards of this sec
Minutas of City Council for Meeting
Parts of the Camp
at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior
tion. ’ ’
The Sentinel wishes to publish all Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor
Held July 6. 1015.
Phone 10F41
society items and wishes that those ship at 8:00. Bible study Wednesday-
ll IBBBL k 00MPT0M
knowing of any would report them evening.
Roll was ealled und minutes read.
either in person or by phone.
A motion wu* made to ask H. P. Ry.
to fill the pits on the west side o f the We solicit a share o f your patronage
F R EE M ETH O DIST.
Mrs. C. W. Caldwell entertained
mam tracks from the depot, south to
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
Wi> do all kinds nf
about twenty last- night in honor of
Durham 's burn.
Preaching services the first and third
Mrs. Kennedy o f Corvallis, who is vis­
Ordinance No. 421, providing for the
iting here. The evening was spent in Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7:30.
nsorship o f moving picture shows,
Prayer
meeting
every
Wednesday
at
social conversation and light refresh­
wns rend and the recorder was in
P I A N O M O V IN G A S P E C I A L T Y
Ttose
Using
or
Selling
Chinese
Eggs
Eugene
Register:
A
fter
watching
for
7:30
and
on
second
and
fourth
Sundays
ments served.
structed to make some changes.
two days and two nights, a posse of
at 3 o ’clock.
Must Post Large Placard and Label
The application of Mr. Asher for use
Linn County officers yesterday arrested
The picnics to have been given by
Pastry.—Other Important Changes In of wuter outside of rity limits was OOlr*: Elite Confectionery, Phone 72
Clyde uml Jesse Davis, who live on a
B A P T I S T CHURCH
the Soeial Twelve and Emanon Clubs
granted at 25 per lent above the regu
Auto Druy for (¿oii-k Delivery
Food and Dairy Laws.
ranch
on
the
Upper
Mohawk
river,
in
Sunday
School
at
10:00
a.
m.,
services
last Thursday were postponed until
lar rate in the city.
Lane
County,
and
James
Wallace,
who
at
11:00"
B.
Y.
P.
TT.
at
6:30.
Prayer
favorable weather.
The entire proceeding* o f each meet
On May 22 a new law went into ef
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. B. says his home is at Cottage Grove,
Visiting enrd*
The Hentinel.
mg of the council were ordered pub
i-harging them with rniding the home feet which comprises a revision of
Y. P. U. at 6:30.
hed .n The Hcntincl for 6 months at
o f Mrs. Marian Barr, a widow, at practically all the fooil und dairy laws 43 per month.
♦
Crawfordsville, not far from the Lane previously on our statutes. A few new
C H R I S T I A N SCIENCE.
On motion the recorder was in
laws were also added. Following is a
•Services at the Christian Science I County line, on July 5.
structed to pro. ceil at once to collect
synopsis o f u few o f the important
*
• I Chapel, 242 Second Street, every Sunday |
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all street
assessments
where any
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I at 11, and Wednesday evenings at 7:30.1
As far as The Sentinel has learned changea that food vendors and manu
The City Transfer
faeturers will have to observe in the amount is due on the principiti and to
Sunday
School
at
10.
A
ll
are
welcome
there
has
been
no
such
Wallace
living
notify all those delinquent on interest
[E very religious organization is invit­
All Kind* of
future:
ed to use this column for announcement Free library open from 1:30 to 4:30 here for some time, although it is pos
payments, that the sume must be paid
Chapter 272, Laws o f 1915, provides
every
Wednesday.
sible
that
it
is
a
young
man
by
that
o f its services and other news. Con­
at onee.
that all eggs shall lie brandeil on the
name who left here several years ago.
tributors are requested to omit exhorta­
The street eommissioni'r was in
ease, box or carton with the nain«* of
tions and other editorial matter, and to
structed to have the intersections of
I
he
state
or
province
w
here
produced.
Arcade Has Large Crowd
make the announcement o f services as
cross streets between West Main and
All food and drink manufacturers and
The first episode o f “ The Exploits
concise as possible.
Social functions,
vendors using foreign eggs in their pro Birch Ave. cut down to make a better
of
Elaine”
drew
a
large
crowd
at
The
Plano Moving a Specialty
etc., and news outside o f the weekly an­
approaeh to those two streets.
Arcade last night and it gives promise ducts must erect a sign three feet in
WOOD A N D C O A L
nouncement may be elaborated upon.]
The following bills were rend and
o f being a strong drawing card in the length and six inches in height, and order paid:
I ’ hone 55
(Continued
from
1st
page.)
persons
selling
for«*ign
eggs
must
ereet
future. The cartoon comedy made the
M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L
G. B. Pitcher, city marshal....... 4 75.00
signs
six
feet
in
length
and
one
foot
bit
o
f
the
evening,
drawing
many
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
Office A t Eagle Cigar Store
J. H. Brown, night marshal.......
75.011
Thursday at 8:00, prayer meeting port of Boston had been closed, and bursts o f laughter from the larg«* uudi hi height. Every cake or pie contain Cottage Grove Electric Co....... 228.HI
ing
any
foreign
eggs
must
also
be
ence.
Every Sunday: Sunday School at 9:45, j then that the Battle o f Lexington had
Cottage Grove Transfer Co., for
Tonight they have a special .’i part labeled.
S. L. Mackin, superintendent. Graded been fought, the tidings reached Phila
cleaning stre ets......................
39.25
The sanitary code consisting o f Her
Mrs. Maude Wright, superin- delphia April 24, 1775, and the eonse feature, “ The W olf I »m a s k e d , ' ¡mil
lessons
Knowjes it Gruber, hardware...
10.80
tions
81
to
90,
inclusive,
o
f
Chapter
343,
Junior quent meeting of “ 8,000 people, by j
exceptionally good scenic and
tendent primary department.
Harvey Taylor, engineer and
Laws
o
f
1915,
provides
for
certain
sani
Epworth League at 3:00, Mrs. Helen computation,’ ’ resolving “ to associate | educational ^ picture, “ Sicily in < aim
assistant .................................
24.00
sur«»rinten«ler.t
Epworth for the purpose of defending with arms, i Br"I Storm
and “ training in the tary restrictions in every (dace where J. E. Young, attorney and re
Aldrich,
superintendent
food
products
are
handled.
It
gives
the
Dr.
Richard
McCargar,
1
their
lives,
liberty
and
property
against
'
french
A
r
m
y
.
"
League at 7:00, Dr.
corder ..................................... 55.00
president. Chapter No. 2 p.t 7:00. Fred- all attempts to deprive t h e m " o f these 1 " Who P a y s ’ series has been booked commissioner power to close nny estab Herbert Eakin, collecting water
I in this popular playhouse, and deals lishment that is unclean, nnhealthfiil or
rent for 6 months....................
83.20
F IR S T A N D L A S T
I with the twelve problems o f life. They unsanitary.
Frank
Woodruff,
fin-
apparata*
15.59
Hidewalk display o f food is pro­
( consist o f twelve different series, of
Fire company, pay for J u n e ....
28.00 <’nti|ili-(l with Scrvicit ami Courte­
j three reels each, one to be shown each hibited, except in show eases. Exeep Lumber Company........................
1.65
week. These are not serials and each tion is made in the case o f food pro­ James Punch, jury f e e ...............
6.00 ous Treatment is whiit you get at
ducts
that
necessarily
have
to
be
one is distinct by itself.
1.50
peeled, pared or cooked before they are Ike Richie, work on stre ets...,
J. H. Chambers, lumber.............
9.88
fit for consumption.
Man of 77 Klls Man of 83.
7.70
All meat, while being hauled through Ed Hfegeman, hauling rock.......
Roseburg, Ore., July 12.—Charles R.
J. II. Brulton, hauling rock.......
12.00
any
street
or
thoroughfare,
must
be
cov­
Htimpson, aged 77, was arrested here
Hentinel, advertising..................
.72
today at the hospital of the Oregon ered with a clean cover. All places
The Old Reliable
Clin*. Gettys, repairs at crusher 13.55
Holdiers’ Home, charged with the kill where food products are hnndleil must
Chas.
Gettys,
crushed
rock.........
429.00
ing of Alexander Church, 83 years old, be thoroughly screen--!, «nil sleeping in
4265.25 was ordered trnn*ferred from For thi' protection o f our <|e-
by beating him on the head with a cane. the kitchen of the little restaurant or
poHitoj’N we have:
the
library fund to the library board.
According to the home authorities, other establishment where food is pre­
42.47
was
ordered
transferred
from
Htimpson asserts that Church was try ­ pared is prohibited.
C A P I T A L .................. $25,000 00
“ F i l t h y " is one term used in de­ the street fund to the Main Htreet
ing to take his slippers. There had
paving fund.
fining
conditions
under
which
foods
been hard feelings between the men, it
SU RPLU S and
Adjourned.
is said, Htimpson saying that people, shall be deemed adulterated. “ F i l t h y "
Undivided Profits . . . 40,000.00
J.
K.
YOUNG,
Recorder.
including Church, had been laughing at is defined in the same section ns ap­
him, and Church had threatened to plying to “ food not securely protected
STO C K H O LD ER S'
from flies, dust, dirt, and as far as
beat him.
L ia b ilit y ................... 25,000 00
Htimpson is hardly able to walk be may be necessary, by all reasonable State o f Ohio, City o f Toledo. I
Lucas County,
( •*■
cause o f his age, and Church was so means from all foreign or injurious con­
»'rank
J.
Cheney
nuiltes
oath
Hint
he
le
I feeble that he could not walk unsup­ tamination. ’ ’
senior partner o f the Hrin o f F. J Cheney
A Total of
....$90,000.00
The standard for total solids in milk A Co,, doing business In the City o f T o ­
ported. Church and Himpson were both
O R D E R W f f lM H P & tv X ? * T O D A Y
ledo.
County
nml
Him«
aforesaid,
and
j admitted to the home in October last is reduced from 9 per cent to 8.5 per that anl«l firm will pay the sum o f O N K The officers and stockholder* are
year, Church from Portland and Htimp cent. Heretofore the only standard for H U N D R E D DOl.I.AItH for earh and e v ­
butler was that which provided a maxi­ ery rane o f Catarrh that cannot be eured all successful and well-to-do I mihí -
: son from Corvallis.
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