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Newspaper Page Textitmt (Irou? S>rntmrl ____________________ a n d oottape prove l e a d e r ______________________________________________________ COTTAOE OROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916 TASKS NOT ALL FUTURE. SAYS SPENCER ft~ ............... 1000 Pounds Potatoes _ _ Co to Mines by Mail S I N unusual »I i limit'll I l»y pur J_1 cel |HW| was scut through Hit' |inaliif flee ut Eugene that week. Tin* nti 11 >■>■ •• itt consisted of 20 hu r k * Ilf |tot ut 111 * 11 , « ' I l l ' l l run titiiiiii k AO pounds, coiiRigued to tin* linlifiiiin iniiii'ii for mu ' by tin' • ininfm employed liy F. J, Hard Till' |iimt age on tliu ‘ ' *plld* ” i'o«t Mr. Kuril tint mini of $10.50, Out In* *ny* hi< an veil inoni'y by «hipping tlii'iu liy muil rather tItnii to m ml tlimii liy mil to Cot- tii|(** tlrovi* on the H IV, thence lrau*ferring tln’in to thi< O. I*. A E llv., winrli would tuhi' tlii-m to n point 20 tu I |i<«a diatunt from the luinea unit then hunting them liy team to their deatinution. 11« anya be auveil 73 cents a hiimlreil potinda by patronizing Uncle Hum 'a service. Commencement Orator , Leud* C h a u t a u q u a V i o - ’n ist Coming NUMBER 36 TOMORROW OPENS : CHAUTAUQUA ; SESSION j Program of Music. Kucout agemeut to High School Graduiti)»; Entertainment Urge* Them to Make Moat of Educa Will tlon for Which They Have Striven. Those Line*. Be Lectures, Humor. Oratory. Opera, Art, Liberal Education Along 1 he tog tent in h i r e and everything! Nineteen graduate* of Coting« tiro « i* being put in readiness for tbe opening high aehool w oe urged to follow lip tin tomorrow of Cottnge Grove’* third an advantage* which their education I,» mini chautauipm, giveu them, in an uddrva* by • ¡niton i I he program is a hummer. It is more Mpericer, u I’ortlnini attorney, recent tiinii Ini* been promised—-more than the univer»ity graduate nod former Cottage ticket holder* are looking for. Grove boy, nt the I'oiiimencement cxer | 1 lie Ionian Merenadcr», who open the eiaea. Clarence Hpencer, u lirother, « » * nguiei program tomorrow afternoon. one of the graduate*. E. R Mpencer, 7 | 3 m - ii* clever entertainer* as ever ap father of the two boy* nnd n inemtier peured upon n cbuutauqua platform. M. of the aehool boiirit, wna nlao on tIn- ■ ■ ■■ Platt Junes, humorist, who also appear* pint form. upon the opening program, is running Mr. Mpencer nnid in pnrt: I better than ever— and that is ‘ ‘ going Writer Would Ha vs All Canneries Baa<l “ Many give the impreaaion to the some. ” Tegetber. With One Head to Handle grnduute Unit nil the hurd tii*k* of life 1 he Gullotta Trio is a strictly “ class ore alill nhi'ud, but thla ia not ao. You tbe Business of All, Thus Centralising A nttruetiou und there nre few, if any, have nlreudy iieeompliahed ninny of the Power of the Producer. better violinist* than \ inceazo UuiJotta. tnaka of life or you would not be in Dr. Boyl will give one of the finest tlua graduating elaaa tonight. When you Cottage Grove, Ore., June ♦.— To thr inspirational nddresses that could be go forth in the world, you will find thnt heard anywhere. Murdock ia delighting Cannery People of Lane vounty, Esp. • you rnnld not hnve «pent four yearn to In* audiences and impressing them deep eially of Cottage Grove: Through the Expenditure* of Mouey by All Forma better purpose thnii you have hi your ly with first-hand information gaiberedj medium of The Hentinel I will offer a high school work Your liven might be of Ooverumaut Will Be Subject* of few suggestions. Suggestion stimulates in the trenches. enrnpnred to the fuiiled Argun nnd the 1 nose who hear Ernest J. Mias inav thought and thought leads to action, ia Inquiry. Meeting« Are to Be Held aeareb for the gulden fleece. You muat have ii bone to pick with him when he united action there is power and cei. In Surrounding Oominunltlee. be fully prepared before you cun nc gets through, for it is quite possible trail zed power in the economic field is . • ompliah your life work— before you 1 j laat he may say Home things that may the keynote to success these days. The Hnuthern lame County Tnxpuy- | can do anything for your fellow man. The California orange grower* a few | hurt n little. He has the gift of going era' luugiiii la to tulle uu netive interval The making of every man ami woman years ago tried to market their fruit into a community, judging its needs aad INZKN/O GIJLLOTA of the Gullota Trio 1* the artlat he look* in the in the eipenditurea of eounty money, a uaeful citixen ia now up to vou. Do above picture, lie plays with that pe< uliur rapt spontaneity of coiuep- presenting them through the eyes of by making agreements to sell for a eer ■ a well ua I lint of city lind aeliool dla a<*l think thut you arc at n dmudvunf tain price. Later they formed associ tion nnd execution that murk* the master violinist. An outstanding the true civic investigator, trieta. Already a eommittev hna been age from coming from n country town., NVitepakie s orchestra and Madame ations and pools. Now they have a appointed to investigate the fi'naibllity Mtutiatica «how thut »5 per cent of the qimllly of (Iullotii * playing la It* »iiprÄie Individuality. Tbe limn* nrt mir- j of rond pntrol nnd to inuke n report of great men of New York city came from rom hiiiiMolf tu*te. accuracy, soul expression—tbe Idter mid the spirit of the Uorviliu* give an evening of pure de state wide association or cembinatiou light. It,is such an evening ss could through which every orange grower iu findinga ut the next meeting. C. M. country town*. The chnncca in favor i true artl't. not be enjoyed in the big centers at the state markets his oranges at a goo-l Kidd, Klbert Mede nnd A. McKinney' of the country boy are about 100 to jJ less than #1.00 to #2.50. price and with surety that gives the lir e the member* of thia eommittev. The Your work ia not finished You have Dr. Fisher’a pictures are marvelous grower all there is in the orange grow roud in Kmmett Hhurp’a diatrirt ia tin yet to give the world aomething to re und his talk is oue of the most interest mg business except a small percentage example of whnt toad patrol will do, pay it for whnt hn* been given you.' for gradiag, packing, shipping and sell ing illustrated lecture* ever delivered. even on n amuII anile, nnd there lire Pig iron ia worth about #20 it ton. It is unquestionably the last day’s ing. iniiny example« nenr ut hntid of good Made into watch apritig* it ia worth .Vow. my dear friends, it seems to me program that will leave the happiest! ronda going to piecea in ono or two Mbout #1001) n ton. A piece of cnnvaa, j impression. A small company, five only, that the way for Lane county canneries years without patrol. The coat of pn n brunh and a few pumtn coat lurt a few but of the beat singers and players that to succeed ia in combining— forming au trol nnd the eoat of repaira when there pennicn, blit Millet took them* nrticlca tbe Hawaiian Islands have ever sent to organisation including every cannery iu ia uo pntrol will be carefully invest!- 1 and produced ‘ ‘ The Angclun’ ' thnt aold America. Professor Kekuku is a wizard the eounty. Thus each cannery could be guted If the findinga nre favoruble to for #115,000 und ia now u pricclc«* pic- on the guitar and his strings give the managed and directed from a central road patrol, the matter will be enlled ture. Without training the mechanic bead. Thus each grower in each can most haunting melodies ever heard. to the attention of the eounty eourt. could not have mnde wutch apring* out ning district would be advised as to Then there are Arthur A. Franzke, in Arrnngemonta nre being mude to of the pig iron. Without truining Mil spirational lecturer; Mrs. Hariette Gunn the best crops to plant, those moat need hold mevtinga in nil the comtauuitiea let could not have painted ‘ ‘ The All ed and the amount Nfented. The grac l'f the f'ofiuge drove country for the gelua. ” You ennnot inuke *i rn.-e hofro Ernest J. Mina, community develop Watch for M Platt Jones, the man Roberson, inspirational lecturer; Eliza ing and packing could be made uniform. beth de Barrie Gill, in a harp concert, pur|M>ae of intereating th«v entire com out of n plow horae, It ia true, but even ment. home town progrès* promoter. that'* going to "*tnrt something" on The bead of such an organization or in unity in the work of t>e league a rare borae will not win n race w it hoot In the kind of man who will pit tbe the opening night of the chsutauqua. and Frederick J. Halroa, in illustrated combine wouffi have a great advantage lecture. training. You hnve the training. It people of bln Initne town against tbe Jonea is that Indescribable sort that a The complete program is as follows: in making eontracts and promoting sab * metropolitan rejmrter would call a ia now up to you aa to what you *n ike people of unv other town on nny en MRS BOB FITZSIMMONS of the entire output of the Lane county Thursday— Afternoon. TELLS STORY OF LIFE of youraelvea. There nre opportunities, ferprlee. com merdai, social or uplift. '« reatu.” Ile I* that and more— he 1* Opening Exercises — Important An canneries. 6f every kind at home. Htuy with the; If such an organization can be ef nouncements by .Superintendent. Mr;i. ItoOert Fitzsimmons, wife of the atnte that hna educated you. It hna fected I think that Mr. J. O. Holt of Concert .................... Ionian Merenaders former henvyweight ebnmpion pugiliat movl of trained men and women.” Readings .......... ......... .... Ruth Meeker the Eugene cannery would be the best The grndimlea were llernld Welling ! of the world, gave three intrreating ad possible selection for organizer, mana Evening. dreaaaa here Hundny. In the morning j ton White, Mndie !,. ( ’ox. Hiunchr l.o- h i Concert ............... ....Ionian Merenaders ger and direetor. und evening ahe «poke nt the Hnptiat 1 rear Groom, Nrnbel Lily an Shortridge, I A. F. HOWARD. Impersonations, H. Platt Jones, humorist chtneli und in the nfternoon nt the Prentice Powell Calliaon, Orphu Mae' Friday— A f t ernoon. Mtevena, Dori* Jenne linrding, Marjorie: Methoiliat church. Prelude ......... ............. . Gullotta Trio: Mra. Fitzsimmons, who formerly lived E. Mhny, Kilt* K. linrding. Clarence D. JOKE TURNED ON THOSE Popular Lecture. “ The Heen and Un u life of luxury and hna been aurfeited Mpencer, Bclvcnn t’hriatine Turk. Ellen WHO MISLEAD STRANGER seen” ............... Dr. Elliott A. Boyl. with pleaaurea, tnlka of the aina of her | Drown, Opal Irene Whitcley, Dntiiel Evening. early life, of the amnll plenaurea thitt | l.indley Wood«, Annabel Mmiill, Lillian Mo me men who planned a little joke Concert __________________ Gullotta T r io ’ uioiiey given beaide thnt ahe now en Imogi'tii' liolliidny, Arthur W. Comb*, at the expense of a stranger in the city, Lecture Oration, “ Uncle Mam's T o ■ iijova in her prevent work, though now j /run Kay Mum*, Mae ilollndny. had the tables turned on them Mundai, morrow ’ ' ..................... _............ .... . Following i* the complete program iilumat pellIIilean Hhe mnkea u atrong although they did not let the stranger ...... Hon. Victor Murdock o f Kansas: ■ p|.enI to othern to “ «in no more” nnd1 thnt was rendered: know the fact. Saturday— Afternoon. Invocation Rev. H. N. Aldrich to join her in her work. The strauger asked if it was all right Prelude .............. Lyric Opera Company , Welcome llernld W. White to fish in the mill pond at the Brawn Inspirational L e c tu re _______________ _ Cln»* Hiatory ....... Arthur Comb* mill. Men who knew that there never RELATIVES OF LATE COL ......... ................... Arthur A. Franzke Yocnl Molo, “ When the Henrt i* were any trout in this pond were quick • MOSBY RESIDENTS HERE Evening. Young.” (Dudley Burk).... ........ . to answer that there would be no objec Opera, " M a r t h a ” ......... .....—........ —T Orphu Steven* tion to his fishing in the pond. They Uelntivea of Colonel JoTin Moaby, the ....- .......- ......... Lyric Opera Company; Ill** Prophecy Fay Ham* gathered around to laugh at the proper noted Confederate lender of the Civil | Lecture "H o m e Town Preparedness” 'III** Poem Miir llollndiiv moment. But— hardly had the bait hit war, who recently died, live in the Cot ----------- ------------ ----- Ernest J, Mias | 'ocal Molo ‘ ■ June, ’ ' U ,1 the water before it was grabbed by a tage Grove country. They nre John Sunday — Afternoon Mrs good-sized trout. One after another the Moaby, David Moaby nnd Robert Mon I 'lllSH 1 Mnered C on cert _____ ______ _ _ Wi- Will . Hliinchc Groom 1 trout were pulled out until the ttrauger by, uecond couaina. Their fnther, David tepekie's Royal Hungarian Orchestra Vulcdictory ... Ellen Brown had a dozen or more in his creel, and the Nlontiy, a well known ehnrncter of the Inspirational I-eeture “ Success Where Cln** Addro«* Carlton K. Mpencer spectators weTe dumfounded that this earlier duya, bore a remarkable re You A r e ” _____ _______ ________ __ Preaentation of Diploma* stranger wag able to find trout where aemblance to the famona Confed .......... Mrs. Harriette Gunn Roberson ..................... Superintendent Dunton they had sever been before. They did erate fighter. Robert Moaby, one - E. W. C. M . Vesper Serviee__A ll invited das* Song (H. N. Aldrich)............. not kuow that when the reservoir was of the couaina «till living, nlao beam Evening. ...................................... Senior Cln** cleaned recently all the trout in it were quit* a reaemblnnce to hia dead rela Marred Concert ___ ___________ Wi- Benediction . H. N. Aldrich put into the overflo’w pipe and had so tive. The Cqttnge Qrove Moaby a have tepakie’s Royal Hungarian Orcheatra The cln** history, cln** prophecy and place to go except into the mill pond. shown in their uinkeup much of the de Sacred Selections....Mme. Fay Morvilitu cln** will rnuRod ninny «miles when the termination thut made their relative a Accompanied by Royal Hungarians. fault* nnd foible* of the grndiinte* we-v f ii tin inn leader of men. v Monday— Afternoon. TO INTEREST MAKERS OF plnyi\l upon. a a • ' Prelude .......... Elizabeth de Barrie Gill Mr* Desfmrre* nccompnnied for Mi** LAWS IN CHILD WELFARE Colonel John Hingleton Moaby hecume i Popular Lecture, “ One Blood” .___ Stevens, Mrs. Kerr for Mr*. Law-son, famous during the Civil war an the lead ............ Dr. Frederick Vining Fisher nnd Rev. Aldrich for the cln** song, The work that has been done by the er of Moaby'a I’artiann Ranger«, an in Evening. which he composed. women of Cottage Grove, the Univer dependent cavalry command of the Con Harp Concert....Elizabeth de Barrie Gill sity of Oregon and the Thursday Char Mis* Ellen Brown received the nnnunl federate nrnty which, by ita daring Mtereopticou Lecture, ‘ ' America Be scholarship given by Willamette Uni- ity club of Eugene was given a prom guerilln operation» behind^he Union fore the W orld ” ............ .............._ versity. inent plaee in tbe ehild welfare exhibit linen, became the terror of northern j .............. Dr. Frederick Vining Fisair made here Friday aud Saturday. sin« has "the fnitti that inoro* moun general*. Tuesday— Afternoon. Herbert Leigh Sue* Went Coast. The purpose of the exhibit, which is tain»." bnt he knows that "faith with Prelude...... Kekuku’» Hawaiian Quintet being shown over the entire state, is Alleging tlint the defendant neglected out works Is dead." Sin* 1« one of King Arthur's Pageant _______ ____ $60,000 CRESWELL CASE to create sufficient interest among the and failed> to keep it* agreement with those men who In a town where they ..................... Supervisor snd Children people of the state that the legislature UP IN DISTRICT COURT him, Herbert Leigh of Eugene hn* in make their living act like a dynamo on Evening. may be induced to make appropriation* stituted suit in circuit court ngninst the everything around them, generating Am Evening in H awaii: The moat important cane on the dock West Const Mine* company for dnmngc* enough current to move w hatever they sufficient to casry on the work upon a (a ) Opening C on cert___ _______ _____ larger scale. et of the prevent term of the circuit in the sum of #5000. connect with. ................... Kekuku’» Hawaiian* eourt ia th t of Trennor, Moraa nnd Rob There were exhibits showing what in He n I lege« in hi* complaint thnt in The motto which he lielleve* should (b ) Illustrated lecture, ” Islea of invite ngninat the Moutheri Pacific 1011 he nnd thji defendant entered into Is* hung in every office, not a* an or being done by the state industrial Peace ’ '........ Frederick J. Hnlton school, school for the blind, school for Railroad company to recover damage* an agreement whereby the company nament, but a* much of a reminder (e ) Closing Concert featuring ‘ ‘ A lo Chautauqua's most Jovtal prince of re- for the death of the four children in the wn« to puy him each month 25 per cent as his appointment book. Is this: the feeble minded, department- of edu ha O e” (good-bye) ...... .......... tlned conviviality. S. Platt Jones 1» a Mli a at n Limited accident at i.reswell a of the proceed« from the ore of n cor- cation, board of health, rescue homes, "It Is m.v »worn duty to support thla prodigal of droll mimicry. He gets un ...... Kekuku’* Hawaiian Quintet juvenile courts snd other iastitution* year ago. Mr. Trennor loat two chil Inin mining property in the Bohemia town liecause It supports mc—the town Junior Chautauqua every day at 2:00 having for their object the uplifting of dren nnd the other» ench o ic. Damage* di«trict in consideration of hi« showing keeps me because I help keep the der the crust. He ev<>n enlarge* that '»mug smile of the very smart." He a. m.; nfternoon concert, 2:30; a fter fallen and unfortunate children. The in the »am of $7500 nre «ought for each the eompnnv nnd «taking out for it n town." "gets" every one, from the very young noon lecture, 3:00; evening concert, entire exhibit was extrema^ interest death. Theae auita will probably be body of pay ore. The eontrnct, accord Stas' lecture on community devel to the very old. Jones Is n feast of j 7:30; evening leetjie, 8:15. reached the latter part of the week. ing and highly educational. ing to the complnint, was thnt this opment Is a whirlwind, and no one de The junior chautauqua this year is »mount should be pnid to him until he siring to Improve his home town can fun, but of a propriety conformant to unique and will greatly interest the Ht- the dignity of the oldest Inhabitant. Want Ad. Sell* Motor Cycle. hnd received #5000. afford not to hear him. Population Increases ! tie one*. Each hoy w ill represent a Y’ innl Randall believe* in the effi- Leigh allege* thnt the company did The population of the Cottage Grove knight or prince, each girl a lady or eiency of Hentinel wnnt ad*. A abort nothing to carry out it* pnrt of the E. R. Mpencer, T. C. Wheeler, Alta Mr- >»n«l Mrs. Frank Strange of Port- Country will enjoy a rapid growth if time ago he made up hia mind to aell agreement nnd now he *eck* from it tho King nnd J. D. Kippen were in Eugene ln,'d. ancle nnd aunt of Nan Allison, princes*, one boy will be elected king. ’ one girl will be elected queen and the tbe births and deaths keep up the ratio hia motorcycle. A wnnt ad. aeemed the sum he wn* to have received. Thursday. Mr. Kippen wna one of the! visited nt the Allison home over Mun- whole will form King Arthur's eourt. for May, when there were twelve births eaaieat wny— and it wna. He »old the npplicnnt* for final citizenship papers' day. They were on their wny home I ______________ ___ and four deaths in the Coring# Grove machine during the pnat week. A Sentinel wnnt ad. will *ell it. and the other* were witnesses for him. j From Rosehurg. I A Sentinel want ad. will sell it. district. MAKES SUGGESTION FOR SUCCESS OF CANNERY ^ TAXPAYERS’ LEAGUE TO INVESTIGATE ROAD PATROL V “ HOME TOW N" S. PLATT JONES SHOULD BE FIRST CALLED “SCREAM” Chautauqua Lec'urer Believes Chautauqua Humorist dollies! In Small Cities. Fellow Ever Heard or Soon.