Cottage Grove sentinel., September 13, 1917, Image 1

(¡Oltane Cèrna? Sanitari
o V
VOLUM E
Mri. Wood* and Hinuelf Wero
Oiienta of the Krook» at
Time of tlie Tragedy
Huy» a t th e f o r t Are Being D oped amt
In o c u la te d A k >»i n Ht E v e r y t h i n g
h u t H um e sick uess, M x i h Cu.
A lw ay» on t h e M up
Kurt S te ve n », O ri',, H t'pL **
LEADER
FIRST RAIN IN 90 DAYS
GIVES GROUND SOAKINO
F iv e bubie» w ere born h ere Mum luy,
M om luy
it ii < I
w e ig h e d
Hi
T ueudny,
tw o
eneh,
of
w h ic h
tw o
1 1 1 J
poun d » e n e li, urn! one » ' j poiim lN.
Fo ilr
p o un d «
o f th e f i v e u re boy».
T h e y w ere n« fo l
low» *
A ir. nnrl M m . Kd. I .»in*, Meptember It.
111 -j pound d uughtcr.
M r. mol M r». •>. K. Illn ek n io re, hep
telllber It. Ill pound Noll.
M r.
nml
M r»
M u rtiri
Ing ebretaen,
11' j pound »on.
M i. nml Mr«. F re d llro w n , Meptember
III pound
M r. uiid
no ii,
Mr». F ru n k
I'lu rik , Meptem
l*er III, H>.j pound »on.
SON OF KLAMATH CHIEF
LOOKS FOR NAMESAKES
( • O I T A t . K U k O V K HTKNK
( 'oni|>lirnerit* ('
G. H. H. Aiiniiul
The fact t h a t th is c o u n t r y is a t w a r
i« forced upon C o tta g e G ro ve people b y
the p ass in g o f troop truitis in both di-
rei-fions nlm ust daily . Mume o f the
trunpN a re g o in g to A m e ri c a n L ak e,
w hile o th e r s a r e b e in g t a k e n from
A m erican J j ik e to so u th e rn tr a i n i n g
N ow H as T h ree V icto ries to It« C re d it crimp».
W ith No D e f e a t s an d 1» in L ine
O w in g to th e lib e ra lity o f th e o f f i ­
fo r th e C h am pionsh ip.
cers in g r a n t i n g leave» of ab sen ce, one
or more of th e boy n from F o rt Mtevens
»1. M. Shnrp, Oregon pioneer iivm I min
a
r e home each week, a n d as th e y must
ing muri, kn o wn t h r ou g h o u t t he Willnm
F u rt Mtevenn, O re., Hept. ti.— (S p e c ia l
•*tt<* volley a* * * Bohe mi a ’ * Shnrp, hit* tu T h e M e u tin e l.)— Mixth com p an y « u n w e a r th e i r soldier dress ut all tim es,
heeri «•«»rnmitte«l to t he *tute in*une a*v its tb ird gam e u f buse b a ll y e s te rd a y th*- k h ak i u n ifo rm ¡.« beco m in g q u it e
fa m iliar.
linn ut Hnlem. Shnrp, who i* nenri ng a fie n io o n and bus not y e t met d e fe at.
hi* eight ii ' fh yeiir, ero**«*il t he J*thuiu* Tlu* game y e s te rd a y « a » u it h thè band,
of I'uiiumu ami curoe to Or egon in the th è scure b cin g !l tu ». T h e ehumpiuri CANNERY IS GETTING
MANY BLACKBERRIES,
enrl y «»<*’*. h u n u g hi* enrl y r«**i<l«*nee »h ip N*'*m* tu Ile bet « ceti Mixth com ­
here In* engjigerl in *to«kruini ng nml p a n y ami X in t h co m p an y, fu m i A stu ria .
T he c a n n e r y has been d o in g a tr em en-
Inter IxMurne u miner, leung n mo n g the M ixth com p an y «<*ii frurn T liird com ­
don«
business in b la c k b e r r i e s th is week.
fir*t pro*p<*etor* in t h e lh»h«*min min* p a n y, uf Kugeni-, !t tu 7 and from F o u rth
ÓIMMI pounds b ein g put in to c a n s on
ing <li*tri<*t. S h n i p ’* ere«*k i* tin met I for e u m p aar, <*f Kuseburg, » tu 2.
T u e s d a y alone. A lto g e t h e r n e a rly 20
him, it ii «1 In* ». i i . It tin* fir*t r«*tt«l into the
Th*' band team won a gam e from
• lintrirt fol lowing thi* r r e e k . H e eluiine«! | K ig h ili co m p an y, o f F o rtlin u l, 7 tu 3. tmi*» o f thi-se b e rr ie s h a v e been canned.
thut thi* «•«Minty n ever M*ttl«'«l with him i Tvvu uf uur m eli— N u r v a l l ’ow e ll, cen ter With p le n ty o f m o istu re t*> b r i n g on flu­
íate berries it is th o u g h t t h a t th e re
for thi* work.
I fie ld e r, and B u y e r, firs t b asem an — «*'r*'
S h n r p i* w i t h o u t r«'lntive* nml hu* ¡g irn e fn r th i» gam e. T w u m cn u f thè <-*‘ip ts d u r i n g th e "next tw o or th r e e
bei*n down nml «»ut f«»r ymirn. l i e long ban*l t*'am— T ic k c ll am i M urebnek — we ks will co n tin u e h e a v y . A to t a l of
r<'ftt*«'«l t«> go to t h e p*M»r fnr m nml for are ¡issiglieli t*> our\ eum piiny and are n e a rly *1500 ha» been paid to « o m e n
and c h ild re n for th is one pro d u ct alone.
u l«»ng ti me wu* e i i m l for her«» by e lig ib le tu p la y vvith uur team .
T h e c a n n e r y has fo und it necessary
friend*,
Th*' liiie iip fa r y e s te rd a y 'a gain*' « a »
to
a c c e p t b e rr ie s e v e ry d a y , in s te a d of
Kiunlly, alwuit n y e a r ago, he wu* com a» fo llo « » :
«•very o th e r d a y , as w as d o n e fo r aw hile.
u n t i e d to t h e l.urie eoiintx poor fnrm,
“BOHEMIA” SHARP IS 6TH CO. AGAIN WINS
TAKEN TO ASYLUM
AT BASE BALL
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in
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fe v e r
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l'tilin«*r I n
tin* r r l a t n «•* o f (icni*rnl Jot»l
l*»iiiM*rv fit m V govi*i uim'fit
1 n<)titn ag**iit
, fur tin* i»«»t t h*vi**t, and who tiaificd <’hi«'f
ra in ie r .
im
Jo h n
l'ulfiti*r, o f M ii*h y <*reek,
(i non o f (ie n o ra l 1‘ u I i i h t , and
Mr>*.
Ida M ille r and M r*. IV t H anford, o f thi*
rity
an* gran d d au g hter*.
A fte r lim i « e nre norm nl, Im i th è ex
(terienee
v e ry disngl-renble for u few
in
houiN
Km li ru n i|ia n y
o f f ilu ly
in
21 liuur» n fle r eiieli pliol,
no
for
FIRST ELBEBTA PEACHES
ARE ON LOCAL MARKET
« e eun Io n i
t*ll Ut 1» 1111*1 *1** Il 1(00*1 job ut II lltlllg
ii I moi I
•iiiisvlves uu*l w isliiu g we « e r e ni Home
I*r.
Hntrliffi*. who n«t«l* |««*n<*b
11111111 * (tin* fru it v a r i e t y ) to hi* iiiuny
»■ih n i f e m inother d u rili^ thè lim e « e
itlìiT <|itfi Ilf ii’utioiiH tiri«! t ii lt*n t * t j mi f
i h r fir*t Kll»«*rtn* mi tin* n m r k i t yi**
A l e r n h l e t m jje ily w n e e n n e l e d uf thè
«•rtlujr urul <ln huh th u t tin* i* tw o or
| m * n | lite ilny h e fo r e y e » t e n l u y whieli
hr*»«* w«*«*k* uh«*u<l o f tin* *i*u*oi». Hi*
»h ork eil thè « hole i* it in | * ( ’tipi. 1 «. fi
l««*nrh<** t hi* y«*ur un* of fin«* «piulity,
K to o k , Ihe eu»Nl «lefeiiNi* quurterniaster,' ilth oug h not f|iut«* no p le n tif u l a* in
emninitteil euieiiie in thè hnlh rumi! o f punt year*.
ure u f f uur feeil.
hiN ■ | ■ i ii i t i i * h\ c uttin g li i n t hi uni « i f h
n riunir.
heiilih
T h e eliplani
for
»miie
timi lieen ili
week»
limi
«
ili
very
un
unirli worrie il o v e r I iiiniik ' nn n l f n i r » nini
reN|M*iiNÌIiilitie» of
thè
In» n f f i r e liere.
T h e »t ru ll i o f liolli W orrie» «uiippcd thè
e on l «In* li bmiUil him l o rennon inni h*'
l*ii»Ne*l out hy lite o » ii homi.
t*n|*1. k lo o k « ,i» n h ro lh e r ni In »
IL- n ry l.um leee nini
im iu lile
n v e ry eoni|inu
w iin
g en tlem an ,
« e li
un
e ff ie ie n l o ffle e r. Ile «
of
un
n
v e ry
reeen tly Irm i»
un
ferrerl lo fin» |»i»t frinii M i i i i Krunei»eo,
nml
lii m n if e
u rriv e il
weekN uKo.
fro lli
H e n ry
m ily
turo
ii I miu I
l.uml*'»»
« ro te
me
W m u le r, N e i min, in tro d u c iu g me
lo In» liio tk e r ili In » , lim i « e Ut o lire he
■ lime frien d ».
*|uiir|er«* in
«
iin
Il e in v it e li me io oceupy.
I iin
Inni»»*
w ln le
v is itm g ut thè |*ont.
rooui n ut
my
« ife
I limi »eeureil
U n n iin om l, Im i
un flint
I» n
h n lf in ile frm n thè ren ervu tion , I glnd ly
neee|itei| thè in v ilu t io ii fo r m y « i f e
In* i» tln* j*o»t,
nml «
un
il
nii
to
v r ii Iter Ilo* « n lk ,
nnieh mure pb-nsiiiit in every
iin
w ny.
L o a n in g $1000 a Day.
(««•urge
M«*lvin
Miller,
*er«*etnry-
treuNiirer of tin* Kir*t N n tio n n l Kurin from w hieli In* now go«** t«» th«* n*yluin
l.ouii n**«M*intiofi *»f U n f i*«utity, w rite* | f or tb oae m e n ta lly in firm .
•hut fo rm er* a re In'g in n in g t «* trike ml
Me prot<‘*t«'«l on Iteing t nk e n to th e
\u r itu g e o f th«* ru r a l «r«'«lit* law nn«l n*y Iti ni ami urinouneetl th u t he w mi hi
‘lint thi* u**«»rintion i* loan in g nt the npp«*nl to th«* g o v e rn o r.
ra t e of nlruut
>« dnv, h a v in g nl
endy p ln re d nlwMit fiiOJtfM).
W ill C e le b r a te A n n iv e rs a ry .
T h e Kebi'kuh bulge will nbnerve its
» m y sixth a n n i v e r s a r y S a t u r d a y even
COURT SAYS DOO LICENSE
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL ing, S e p te m b e r 22, lit th e name tim e t h a t
th e I tibi Fellow» will e n t e r t a i n fu r th e i r
Salem, Ore., S«*pt. 11. «V law pi***«*«l grum i m a s te r. T he li e b e k u h s o rig in a lly
bv th«* |u*t O regon legi*lntur«* d eb 'g n t p lan n ed th e i r re l e h r a t io n fu r th e e v e n ­
m g to countuld«'rt th e tu*k of ««dleeting in g u f th e t w e n t y - f i r s t b u t c h a n g e d tu
• log lieen*«** wnn d«*elnre«l uiiroim titu th e t w e n tv »eeiind w hen it w as learn ed
ionnl tcnlny by th«* *tu te *uprenie c o u rt, th a t th e g ra n d m a s te r « a s v*t be b ere
('«»rintiild«** in \n r i# u n p a rt* o f th e M ute th a t nig ht.
lind prot(‘*te«l ugnili*! enfwri’ing th«*
law.
CONTRACT IS LET FOR THE
DRIVES FIRST CAR AS
FAR AS BARKER PLACE
A f t e r tn k iu g my »errim i »hot o f para-
• 'lumi K iiuc claim» th e ho no r of being
he fir»t person to ilrive e i t h e r a F o rd
Irei), l'tillilig iisleep ut o r n i. M m . K lo o k
ir an a u to m o b ile an fn r as th e J o h n
tu lli m y « i f e thut, UN »he «UN going
Murker p lace on Mushy creek , vvhieh he
I h * h i tln* Inumi' lim i e ve n in g , «he (M r »
.1 i*l ln»t w eek. T h e fu rl bent a c a r had
K io o k i « o u lil go lo tln* p ie lu re »ho«’, ever gim e b e f a r e « u n t o th e .li*hn F alin er
« h ie h rm iN in our |io»t g y uni unni ut ev
place. T h e tr ip , e v e n In th e I'alm er
e ry n ig h t.
place, in ii rough one nt th a t end u f
M r». K ro o k limi le ft thè en|ilniii « i l h ih e rund.
ty piloni
M r».
»he
I «
W
n inim her o f lim e »
o o i I n
toook
iju ile Niek nml u e n t
iin
ii
horoeliuek
ride
In
w h ile
« ilh
thè
« i f e o f (,'olunol K ilt», Ih e rnant defeim e
eoium nnder, or
liimineN», or
«
fo r
im i
uh
u ttc n d in g
u lit t le
re»|iite
tu
from
Iter d u lie » , nml nll limi lieen « e l i. Im i
w ln le »he
In n i
Ih e
hnlh
rig h i o v e r olir lieniln, « i l l i
n iy n le ry lo
ìn ii
romn
nml
I l o « he eim ld ilo th è ileert
n n n k e , unii « e k u o »
leiml
u n , iin
M
in
. W
ooi I n
iio th iu g lllioilt il,
vve eould henr thè
u|i»tuir».
no iiiii I
M r». K ro o k di»eovered thè door of
thè Ini I li rotini lo r k ril when »he retu rn ed
from thè |iietlire u b o «.
r a p in it i F in c h ,
thè
Se rg e u n l M a jo r
|>o»t
W’ heeler
N iirg e o n ,
nml
m yn elf
fo rced
thè
door
open nnd fotiiid thè pnur Imi dem i.
F u n e ru l »erv ire» « e r e held yenterdny
from
thè euptnin ’» Iute ip in rter», « i l h
in 1 1it ii ry honor», T liir d eom pnny
ili-ring
A . f 1.,
eueort. T he n e rv irc » « e r e v e ry
un
im p re ssivi’. T h e Cl. C. A. lui mi w as ili
n tte m lu iiee
nml
lim i lo T h e e "
plnyed
“ N e n re r
My
« b i le thè body w m / o n
d net ed tu thè iim bulnnce « n g o ii tu he
tn k en tu thè trn in fo r »hipm ent lo Muli
Fran einen,
C
J
H o w a rd . F o r m e r G rov e M an, I»
H e a v y L o ser in Fire.
girne th i» lim e Ih e rnp
w iin
r»l 11 i|>i*il itilo
lo o k I i i n life .
H AND H MILL BURNS;
LOSS IS OVER $5000
nml
henderl
thè
proee»*ion
p ln y in g u f in ir m i dirge.
Tin- II. an d II. »Iiingb* mill at Glen
adn, ow ned by •'. J . H o w a rd ami Charle«
lln rw o o d , w as c o m p le te ly d e s tro y e d by
fire F r i d a y .
Almut te n m en will lie
th ro w n ou t of e m p lo y m e n t.
T he f ire b ro k e out s h o r tly lifte r 12
»'clock nml in ii few m o m ent» th e pinnt
i ml b u ild in g u n » a iiiiin n o f ruins.
It i» supposed t h a t th e fire s t a r t e d
from a N park c a tc h in g in th e lig ht, dry
«nw'dust t h a t hud lodged close to th e
. oof ov er th e boiler.
T h e re w as no insiiriinee, ow in g to the
,
. i
Heavy prem iu m . I he p la n t r e p r e s e n te d
an in v e s tm e n t o f a p p r o x i m a t e ly «5000.
Besides thi' I ons o f th e p la n t, th e r e was
b e t t e r th a n «7011 w o rth o f sh in gles in
ih e sheds a d j o i n i n g th e mill.
T h is mill w as th e p ion eer sh in gle mill
of th e Mi u si aw c o u n tr y an d hail en jo y e d
an e x c ellen t tr a d e .
Mr. H o w a rd , one o f thn ow n ers, is a
fo r m e r C o tt a g e (trovi' n e w s p a p e r man.
T h e enaket w as drnped vvith thè un
ti<innI fln g nnd envered « i t h handaom e
fiu m i piece».
T he
po»t q n n rte r m aster
nml
fiv e
o th er
N e rg e a n t
from
ii »
C n p t.
pulì
henrera,
vvhieh 1 «
o rn ry
en listed
K ro o k ’» depnrtm ent
un
unii
nix
ra p in ili» ,
one, « e r e »eleeted
pulì ben rem .
S ix t y
meri
net ed
un
of
hoa
o ffie e r» nnd
h u m lreil» o f »olrlier» « e r e in nttem lnnee.
It iva»
ii
v e r y im pressivi« fn n e rn I.
K r o o k '»
F m n e i» c o ,
K ro o k
fn th e r,
nml
un
n tto rn e y
n b ro th e r
ueeom pnnied
M r».
of
of
K ro o k
W ork on Bad H ig h w a y to S t a r t W it h in
F i f t e e n Day».
Sun
unii
T hose w ho a d v e r t ía » in T h e S e n tin el
d e s e r v e y o u r busines» b ecause th »y tell
imm I»,
C o m p a n y— K u h lm a n .
21»;
H em lersu n,
If ;
»»:
D.
l ’*dill. 3b;
W h i'e le r, II I ; Ferg u so n , r f ; V . Itu nd al,
e f ; .1. K etitle, I*; W ith e rw u x , c.
Hund- T ie k e ll, ss; H artu n , 2b; W i'ig e r,
If;
H e n n e »sy,
111; l'addi-n. 3b; B r u iik .
r f ; B la c k , e ; Muri-buek, e f ; i'a u l, p.
T h e t**i*in th at « in » thè ebam pinnahip
« i l i get a $2tt s ilv e r eup, thè git't uf
\\ tig h t \ D itsuti, u f l'u rtla n d .
A f t e r thè serie» u f game» i» cnmplet-
ed. a po ked te a m is going to l'o r tlu n d
to play a ga m e w ith th e F o rtlu m l Fa
eific Coast le ague te a m .
K egurds from all th e boys o f S ix th
co m pany.
L E E ROY W OODS, J R .,
Nergt.. S ix th C om pany.
¡DOUGLAS FIR WILL EE
USED BY UNCLE SAM
DRAIN BANK CASHIER
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Koseliurg, Ore., S*-pt. 11.— J o h n Cool,
ca sh ie r of thi- Bank of D rain , a t D rain,
i lr<-.. 17* mile« n o rth ot nere. killed him
self to d a y , a c c o rd in g to tele p h o n e me»
sages re c e iv e d here. T he reason and d e ­
ta ils w ere not given. Cool is s u rv iv e d
bv hi« w ife an d child.
MUSICAL CONCERT FOR
BENEFIT OF RED CROSS
A b e n e fi t co n c e rt for th e Red Cross
fu n d vvill he given a t th e high school
F r i d a y e v e n in g , S e p te m b e r 21. u n d er
the d ir e c ti o n of Mrs. O ra Read H emen
w av a n d Mrs. Leon D esl.arzes. Mrs.
S u tc l if f e vvill be th e a c c o m p a n is t. All
th r e e a re well know n te a c h e r s of th e i r
res p e c tiv e arts .
A c o m p le te pro g ram
will bo p u b lish ed later.
L a n e c o u n ty , th e most p a tr io t ic cr.un
ty in th e un io n , has fin a lly received
some w a r o rd e r s for f i r Ilimiter for use
Fas» r r e e k ra n v o n , w hich h a s caused
at c a n t o n m e n t s at A m e ric a n L a k e an d
so mm-h p r o f a n i t y from to u r is t s , will at De» Moines. T he B oo th-K elly I.um ­
• >«- im p ro v e d Uu« fall. C o n tr n c t s fo r the ber c o m p a n y , at E u g en e, receiv ed an ASK FOR BIG INCREASE IN
WINTER GRAIN ACREAGE
g ra d i n g of 17 mile» of roml w ere iiwurd o rd e r fo r 1,121,112 fe e t, th e Brown and
ed last w eek b v t h e s t a t e highvvav
C h a m b e rs mills here w ere each a w a r d e d Food C a m p a ig n A u th o r i ti e s Call Upon
rom m ission . T h e to t a l ro »t o f th e grnd
L a n e C o u n ty f o r L a r g e P l a n t i n g .
order« for 25,1100 fe e t , an d th*- C oast
ing will he ♦ IMl,IMS, und th e w urk was
R ange L u m b e r c o m p a n y , a t Mabel, was
N. M. Robb, co u n ty a g r i c u lt u r a l a g e n t,
let in t h r e e iniits.
given an o r d e r for »5,000 feet.
has ju s t r e t u r n e d from a c o n fe r e n c e of
T he firs t Uteit o f 2*-j m iles will be
T h e L eo na mills, iu D o u g las co u n ty ,
thi* w estern O regon c o u n ty a g r i c u lt u r a l
im p ro v ed bv M. M. Mchelt, o f M ed fo rd ,
receiv ed an o r d e r fo r 220.112 feet.
a g e n t s held in P o r t l a n d . T h is c o n f e r ­
on n hid of i'2t!,7''7. T h e second unit
ence w as called by F. V. M aris, s t a te
of -ILj miles will be im p ro v e d bv Hall
IMPORTANT SESSION
le nder o f c o u n ty a g e n ts , fo r t h e purpose
Muleim, o f E ug ene, vvho hid «37,11111, i
OF GRANGE SATURDAY o f d iscussing th e in c re a sin g of th e w in ­
a n d th e tliird u n it, c o m p r is i n g th e Id
t e r w h eat a c re a g e .
miles b e tw e e n Y onealla nnd O a k lan d .
T h e g r a n g e vvill h a v e an all d a y scs
T h e U n ite d S ta t e s d e p a r t m e n t o f ag
will be im p ro v e d bv th e W a r r e n con- sion S a t u r d a y a n d M a s te r M c F a r la n d
» truetion Company on u bid o f i«!ll,!t05. uvgos all m e m b e rs to a t t e n d . C ounty r i c u lt u re has c a n v a s s e d t h e s itu a t io n
T h e W a rr e n Company hid on all unit» A g i i c u l tu r is t Robb will be p re s e n t und v e ry th o r o u g h ly an d f i n d s t h a t the conn
of th e work. W ork must beg in on the m ay b ri n g a c a n n in g d e m o n s tr a t o r vvith t r y must e x e r t itse lf to th e v e ry limit
c n ntruct» vv it Iii ii 15 dav s.
him . T h e r e will be an open lectu re to meet th e food s h o r ta g e . In o r d e r to
hou r nt I o 'c lo c k , to w hich th e public m eet t h e crisis th e r e m u st be an i n ­
Send C h ic k e n s to S o ld ie r Boys.
crease o f I s p e r c e n t o f th e w in te r
g e n e ra lly is in v ited .
Follow ing o u t th e su g g e s tio n m ade by
.wheat a c re a g e of the U n ited S t a t e s as a
Cnpt a ill Woods in his l e t t e r in The
whole. T h e s t a t e of Oregon is a sk e d to
F .n te r ta l n n ie n t a t M e th o d is t Church.
S e n tin e l last week, f a r m e r s o f D elight
in
c r e a se its w in te r w h e a t a c re a g e 50
An e n t e r t a i n m e n t will be g iv en : t
Valiev h a v e sh ip p ed a c r a t e o f th r e e
per
cent. T h is is g r e a t e r t h a n in any
th e M e t h o d is t ch urch F r i d a y ev en in g
dozen c h ic k e n s to th e so ld ier hov» at
by tw o o f th e S u n d a y school classes, o f th e o th e r n o r t h w e s te r n sta te s .
F ort S te v e n s . Ttie D elight V alley fa rm
F ro f . H yslop, of th e f a r m cro p d e p a r t ­
m em b ers o f w hich will p r e s e n t " O l d
,
i er» th i n k th e r e is n o th i n g too good for
m
ent
of O regon A g ric u l tu r a l college,
Pen b o d y F e w . " a p la y le t by K ate
| .
"
the Mammie».
D ouglas W iggin. M usical n u m b e rs mid s t a te d t h a t it is a d v is a b le to p la n t w i n ­
p a n to m im e s will p recede th e p la y le t. t e r ry e on lan d w h ere w h e a t will not
Dr. F r o s t A rr i v e s a t L o n g Islan d .
T he ad m issio n is 15c nnd lfle.
sp t 13c y ield well. He also s t a t e d t h a t y ie ld s of
50 bush els an a c re o f w i n t e r ry e had
Mis. 0 . E. F ro s t h a s received word
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been a t t a i n e d on good g r o u n d a t the
front h e r h u s b a n d t h a t he h a s a r r iv e d
R o a d s P o stp o n ed .
at G ard en C ity , L ong Islaiul, an d th a t
T h e c o u n ty c o u rt has e n te r e d *ho f o l ­ e x p e rim e n t s ta ti o n . P ro f. I iy s lo p a d ­
t h e i r c a m p is n ex t to t h a t o f an a v i a ­ lo w ing o r d e r s c o n c e rn in g ro a d s in th is vises t h a t not only a la r g e r a c re a g e of
w in te r w h e a t be p la n t e d b u t t h a t the
tion corps, so t h a t t h e y w e re escorted v ic i n it y :
to c a m p by a e ro p ln n e s anil so m etim es
W. W. H aw ley road, c o n tin u e d a w a i t ­ b e s t w in te r w h e a t lie used fo r seed. He
recom m end ed for L a n e c o u n ty th e Gold
15 or more nre fl y in g a b o u t them .
in g p a y m e n t of dam age s.
i'll
or Red C h u f f ns b e in g th e best w in ­
O. II. H ein e road, c o n tin u e d fo r re
te r v a r i e ty of w heat.
R ed Cross N otice.
p o rt.
T h e re g u l a r Red Cross m e e t in g for
this week will be held F r i d a y nt the
high school, as usual. T h e Red Cross
lins been o f f e r e d th e use o f th e d o ­
mestic a r t s room even a f t e r school
s t a r t s , no*l th e o f f e r mnv be accep ted.
M r».
C np tn in
(C o n tin u e d on »econd plige)
G eo rge D ib b le Dies.
G eorge D ibble, o f Leona, died nt a
FortInn*l h o sp ita l S a t u r d a y o f n r t e r lo
schierasi» anil was bu ried here S u n d a y .
Mr. D ibble w as b orn in Ruine, W isco n ­
sin, «fl y earn ago. l i e leaves a w ife an d
fou r c h ild re n . T h e D ibbles m oved to
Leona from here.
PASS CREEK CANYON ROAD
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T h e m e r c h a n ts w ho a d v e r t i s e m a k e it
possible fur you to h a v e a good news-
yon that they want it, and name prices , P«p«r,
reason alone they
that should get It.
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NUMBER
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VACATION TIME IS
OVER: GO TO
SCHOOL
Ruin liiNt F r i d a y wu» th e t i n t ' t o r
I'otfiig** G rove in e x a c t ly !MI day». It
c o n tin u e d
in term itten tly
th r o u g h o u t
Mntordny, Mumluy urul M o n d a y a n d the
gro u n d a i i n g iv e n n fn irly good w ettin g.
T h e ruin e lim in a te d nil f o r e i t f ire .
d a n g e r nml e x ti n g u is h e d m a n y Ntnoub
tiering fire». T h e h u n tin g season opened
uiitornuticnlly nml a n u m b e r from h ere 1
Faculty Is Complete and Every­
nr*1 out a f t e r d eer.
thing Ready for Good Start
W ith w urm w e a th e r fo llo w in g th e
rain th e grn»N will be g iv en u good » ta r t
Next Monday Morning
nnd th e p a s t u r a g e will be renew ed.
T he d r o u th h u n th e longent in yearn,
po»»ibly fo r h a lf a c e n tu r y .
E a » t Side S e v e n th an d E ig h t h Grade«
T r a n s f e r r e d t o F ra m e B u ild in g to
KHAKI CLAD BOYS WITH
O ive M ore Room to D omestic
US ALL THE TIME NOW
Science D e p a rtm e n t.
Rev. .lin k l*nInu*r un«l W. 1«. M«*!t«m,
tu I h.- S e n ti nel. » H i* tli i <• in| m i *iv le n i o f K in in ii fit Kill I n , \ Mitril d u rin g t h«*
u tt i t t in ii I h ' i * kivi* u f in d tis try tln» inikt w»*rk w ith tin* .1. I.. Ih iitty fam ily ,
m oruing (¡i'iiu i(; rea d y f*»r M utiirdny in
Mith v\ Ii mhi t h r y In*** ii at i * ii<‘«|iiniiiti'«l
i | h - i iim i.
w Ii ill* |{«‘\ ItiMittv
im ti niMHiininry to
W e ru m i' uii tm n o rio » l'or m ir In“ t tin' Klniiinth Indium*.
HO y e a r old P io n e e r o f C o tt a g e Orove
»lini u f ilio pruphy In etie treatm en t fui
|{i'V, K i i I i i m t m u fu ll I»I oim | Kli«m ntti
P r o t e s ts and Hay» H e Deserve»
I y |* In > i«l ti ini notte o f il» n rr n hit »orry I ii «1 1 :i n am i a m»u o f <'hi«*f Kalfii**f, who
B e t t e r T r e a t m e n t.
lim i il
V «
OROVE
FIVE BABIES BORN IN 3
DAYS WEIGH 51»/2 POUNDS
II,
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OOTTAGE
COTTAGE OROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1917
X X V II
CAPT.WOODSTELLS
OF SUICIDE OF
M P I. CROOK
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and
All p lan s a re co m p lete fo r the o p e n ­
ing of school n e x t M o n d a y . Miss M a r ­
g a r e t M cD o nald , o f P o r t la n d , h as been
elec ted to fill th e v a c a n c y in th e high
school s t a f f an d to h a v e c h a rg e o f th e
g i r l s ’ a th le tic s . A coach fo r th e b o y s ’
a th l e ti c s is also b ein g a r r a n g e d for.
J . F. ( io d a rd will h a v e c h a rg e o f the
m a n u a l t r a i n i n g work.
T he s e v e n th an d e ig h th g ra d e s on the
east side will occupy rooms in th e fr a m e
b u ild in g an*l will be c o n d u c te d on th e
d e p a r t m e n t a l p lan . S t u d e n t s in th es e
g ra d e s will r e g is te r th e r e M o n d ay m o r n ­
ing.
T he room v a c a t e d by th e s e v e n th
g ra d e will b e occupied by th e do m estic
art d e p a r t m e n t , an d Mrs. B*-rison will
be a b le to ac c o m m o d a te all th e girls
w ishing to t a k e work in do m estic a r t
.ind dom estic science.
C hild ren who will be six y e a r s o t
ag e befo re J a n u a r y 1 should lie s e n t to
school a t th e b e g in n i n g o f th e school
y e a r.
F la n s a r e u n d e r w a y to prov ide e v e ry
a c t i v i t y o f s t u d e n t life.
F o llow ing is the f a c u l t y and t h e i r
a s s ig n m en t» :
H ig h School.
Roy NY. (ilass. s u p e r i n t e n d e n t —T e a c h ­
e r s ' T ra in i n g . Mcionre.
A lfred Mkei. p r i n c ip a l— Mcicnce am i
M a th em atics.
Mi«s Lulu C u r r i n — L a ti n a n d E nglish.
Mi.«« G eorgia K in se y — E n g lish a n d
H isto ry .
Mrs. B e a tr i c e Beebe— M a t h e m a t ic s
a n d .'«punish.
Miss M a r g a r e t M cD on ald— E n g lish ,
H isto ry an d Science.
Mrs. O rp n h B enso n — D om estic Science
an d A rt.
J . F. G o d a rd — M an u al T r a i n i n g .
East Side Grades.
F ir s t G rad e— Miss C aro ly n S ch ellin g.
Second G rade— Mrs. L en a G o d ard .
T h ird t i r a d e — Mi«s B e r th a S teph en s.
F o u rth G rad e— Miss E u n ic e V an D en -
hurg.
F i f t h G rad e— Mrs. Mabel S m ith .
S ix th G ra d e — Miss H e s t e r Bemis.
S e v e n th G rad e— Mrs. Merle Powell.
E ig h t h G ra d e — Miss Adelle W hite.
W e s t Side G rades.
S e v e n th and E ig h th G rades— Mrs. 11-
ina B eager, p rin cip al.
F i f t h a n d S ix t h G ra d e s— Miss L en a
B ureham .
T h ir d
an d
Fourth
G rad es— M iss
B lanche Groom.
First and Second G ra d e s — Miss F e r n
Holcomb.
L is t Seed W it h C o u n ty A g en t.
The w in te r g ra in a v e r a g e should b e
in creased 5« per cen t in O reg o n , a c c o r d ­
ing to th e n a ti o n a l g o v e rn m e n t. T h is
request is m a d e in o r d e r t h a t th e food
sh o r ta g e m ay be h a n d le d successfu lly
d u rin g th e com in g y e a r.
T h is increased p la n t in g will d e m a n d
a la r g e r a m o u n t o f fall seed g ra i n
th a n e v e r b efo re. A lread y tniiuy i n q u i ­
ries h av e been receiv ed by N. S. Robb,
co u n ty a g r i c u l t u r a l a g e n t, E u g e n e , fo r
w in te r b a r l e y an d oats.
In o r d e r t h a t th es e re q u e s ts fo r seed
may be located , all p a r t ie s h a v in g good
fall seed g ra i n o f w h e a t, o a ts an d liar-
ley for sale should list t h e i r seed w ith
N. 8. Robb, co u n ty a g r i c u l t u r a l a g e n t,
E ugene, Oregon.
These lists will in tim e be i n c o r p o r a t ­
ed in to a s t a t e list a n d g ro w e rs in L a n e
c o u n ty will th e n be p laced in touch vvith
b u y ers o u ts id e the cou nty.
T h ere vvill be a larg e d e m a n d f o r f a l l
seed' g ra i n so u th o f here a n d i f p a r t i e s
will list th e i r seed for sale, t o g e t h e r
w ith th e price, p ro m p tly , it vvill e n a b le
the L an e co u n ty list to be one o f th e
f i r s t on t h e g ro u n d .
T eleph one W ir e s N o w O u t o f D an ger.
W hen C. II. Corson, H iram G rig g s nnd
L. L. H a r r e l r e t u r n e d last week fro m
f i g h t i n g f i r e in th e S h o e s trin g co u n tr y ,
J . II. C h a m b e rs ro ad , co n tin u ed .
M a y S en d C hicken s to Soldiers.
th e y slept a t home fo r th e f i r s t tim e
W a rr e n K elly ro ad, p e ti ti o n p re s e n te d .
T he p ropo sition of m a k i n g r e g u l a r in t h r e e w eeks, and a r e m ig h tily
School O pens a t The C e d a rs Sept. 2L s h ip m e n ts of c h ick e n s tv» o u r soldier pleased t h a t th e w ires o f th e P n r i f i e
School will open in T h e C edn rs d i s ­ ! boy s at F o r t S te v e n s w ill come up nt T eleph one A T e leg rap h c o m p a n y , w hich
t r i c t M onday. S e p te m b e r 2L V i t h Miss 1 tho g ra n g e m e e t in g S a t u r d a y . T he pro. t h e y were g u a rd in g , a re now out o f dan-
L a v i r i n H a m il to n , o f th is c ity , as ! posal will be fo r each g r a n g e r to b r i n g gor from fires. C a re fu l w atch h a d to
a ch ick e n to ea c h g rn n g e m e e t in g and be k e p t n ig h t nnd d a y f o r s e v e r a l
te a c h e r .
fo r th e com m ercial c lu b to p a y th e e x ­ w eeks to k e e p th e serv ice i n t a c t . T h e
P a t r o n i z e th ose who a d v e r t i s e in T he press charg es. T he m a t t e r has not y e t w ires a r e th e th r o u g h ones between
I b een b ro u g h t b e fo r e th e club.
P o r t la n d ami S a n F ran cisco .
Sentinel,