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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1922)
J ARCADE THEATER OREGON NEWS NOTES WEEKLY PROGRAM OF GENERAL INTEREST 1 — Saturday. Ausrust 5— Buck Jones in “ Par don My Nerve,” and Comedy. Sunday, August 6— Cecil DeM ille's produc tion, “ Forbidden Fruit,” and Comedy. Monday-Tuesday. August 7-8— 1>. W . G rif fith's masterpiece. “ The Birth of a Nation.” Twelve reels. One show each evening. Wednesday, August 9— 1». J. Gasmer pro duction, “ Beyond the Rainbow,” and < ’oinedy. Thursday, August 10— Hi*ot Gibson in “ Red Courage.” International News anil Comedy. Friday. August 11— W anda Hawley in “ Her Sturdy Oak.” “ Leather Pushers,” Round Six. the finish. ARCADE THEATER MONDAY, AUGUST 7. TUESDAY. AUGUST 8 S«c Thu New Edition 12 the PARTS 8 00 P M ONE S H O W Pnce» 2Sc, 35c . Our Greatest Photoplay OFA N a t i o I n SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE— FIRST TIME SHOWN AT SUMMER PRICES EVERY CHILD SHOULD SEE IT NOW Ford Owners— Meet This Morning (Thurs day) at 10 o’clock a. m. at Woodson Brothers Oarage and Enter the Big Picnic Parade T HE U N I V E R S A L C A B &nd remember—the lowest first cost, the lowest upkeep and the highest resale value of any mo tor car ever built. U N EQ U A L C D F O B IN V A LU E DETROIT With eleetrie lighting and s'art,r.ir *;. ■>!*«! d •’-mount able runs, extra run and uoB-did tire» all around th* lo rd Sedan at it the great»-»! motor « ar value »».-r produced —an endowed ear of eomfort, eon \ ernenne and 'teauty K-a% onabiy prompt delivery Term» if desired. Woodson Brothers DEMONSTRATION DAY OR NIGHT JJ E ^ E ^ ^ Ralph Chestnut Woodaon Garage, Phone 27 After garage closes, phone re» ilft-L. PHONE 27 Grove Transfer Furniture Moving and General »lobtnng ¡ r w A m JACOBS P u > m tl n PROPRIETOR O ffice P S o e . 4 Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Mrs Mar F Schulte has been ap pointed postmistress at West Linn Mrs Margaret K Shields has been appointed postmaster at Bancroft. Coos county O V X g L A M D , A LW A Y S A Q O OD U t V I S T U I N T . NOW T H g G R E A T E ST A I T O U O S I U V A L U h IN A M U K K A Will You “ Buy a Car ^9 or Invest in an Overland? There’s a Difference Strict enforcement of the Salem cur- j few law was announced by Verden M of flit, chief of police Twenty-eight towns and 43 Epworth leagues were represented at the first annual Palls City institute. The postoffice department has auth orized an additions! force of 13 clerks for the Portland postoffice. The Richardson Gap cheese factory, located about six miles southeast of I Seio. was destroyed by fire Monday Wounds suffered when a bull s tu c k - ed and gored Frank Lendolt. 4u years old. at his home near Mohier. pro» ed fata! to h.m Thus far this season ISO ton* of loganberries have been shipped through the Oregon Growers' assoc.a Uon from t anby Owing to the drought red spider or some other cause the hops in the Mount Ange 1 Ttcimty will not be oter half an aierage crop Linn county farmers are beginning to cheer up as the harvest seas, 1 . progresses Yields of grain are prov ing better than expected The 34:h annual Oregon Baptist convention was held at Columbia city with more than low delegates .a at tendance at the conference The Roeeburg Country club has de elded upon the erection of a club house on the property recently acqutr . ed s few miles north of the city Members of the Oregon supreme court doffed their official robes Tues day for their annual vacation. The court will resume its duties Septem ber 1. Herbert Hoover, head of the depart ment of commerce, has telegraphed to | Governor Olcott. Puggrsting a state organ xation in Oregon tor the market inf of coal George Polund Putman. Xew York publisher, will head a party of auth ors and journalists to the 1922 Round up to be held at Pendlelou September 21 22 and 23 The water In the Columbia river ' has reached the stage where fish wheels in the gorge can operate no I more for the season The spring 1 'catch has been large Prisoners in the Lane county jail j hereafter will be turned over to th e county road master for work on th e I public roads and other county proj 1 ecta. the county court has decided Fat cattle are scarce In Umatilla county due to the late spring and the lack of good early range feed Ship 1 ments which generally are moving fast at this time are Mill very few. Members of the 4SSd cottpaay coast srt i.ery corps of the Oregon national guard of Albany, have received drill ; pay covering the first six months of I this year amounting to nearly l:w v j OrchardLts of Marion and Polk counties hare declared war on rate bits and probably will ask the roue 1 ty courts of the two counties for * - jL a! assistance in extern:.aaLng the pests. George Howard, who was in the state penitentiary af Salem awaiting execution for the murder of Georg* j Sweeney, in Malheur county was re turned to the latter county for rewen- I fencing Saturday The allversidee are putting in an u p pear an 1 e at Astoria this year much j earlier than usual Trollers operating cu u .de the Columbia river are making good catches, some boats getting as 1 high as half a ton The Oregon Growers' Co-operative nsaociation with headquarters in 9a >m, handled approximately tt.uOu.- •rjO worth of fruit during the last year accordiag to a report made pub lic by the aaece latlon _ _ _ At a mast meeting o f ett tens of La Grande and Union county a re* lotion was adopted placing the section r-pre t e o '-d squarely behind the proposed merger of the Union Pacific and f> » j tral Pacific railroads Doubling of the acreage of potato«« which growers seek to have certified | for geed purpose» is reported by Fred ; B»an,on Umatilla county agent The certified acreage last year was 21*. This year It will be about add. Owing to the dry spring that pre- I vailed ah ng the Oregon coast thin year the hay crop is unusually light for Tillamook county, although theta is a fairly good crop of oat hay whsch will relieve the feed question some The Cove cherry— Bing Lambert and Royal Anne— rarely has exceeded its 1*22 output ia quality, size and quan tity The picking packing and ship ping season opened with full crewu and under fine weather conditions. July IT and will close with a harvest of hatween 73 and M carloads from , m » a a c in a i n ou s«» O f course, you can’t afford to he without a car. But what car arc you going to buy? Let's con sider car value for a minute. Primarily vou want transporta tion. Then w h at.’ You will want a car that will wear, a car that will not cost much to run and next to noth ing for repairs. You want a car that is fully-equipped, and easy to operate. A U -ik r W B o d y A bove all you want ridh fort and good looks. The Overland at $550 gives you all o f these and more. Triplex spring big car riding com fort— 2 5 miles to a gallon o f gasoline. That's why Overland* arc being sold a» fast as the factory can de liver them. W hv no* let us help vou crwiv pwre values before you buy vour car ’ - B a k e d F-r-wrod B tu a h • 1 J O - lo c h S p r in g b a s e today's OVERLAND 901 Main St., Cottage Grove Jno. C. Currin How The Master Driver Became Master Tire Builder I N 1903 driving the "999" racing American tires that have ever taken car. Barney Oldfield started his first place in the French Grand Prtx. career of victories that later They have won for three consecu earned him the title of Master tive years in the 500 mile Indian Driver of The W orld.” To over apolis Sweepstakes So far in 1922. come the tire weaknesses that made racing difficult and dangerous, he Oldfields have lowered four W orld’s studied tires— specified materials— Records and seven track records. supervised construction. The W.chita Test Run gave evi Today. Bamey Oldfield is known dence of Oldfield superiority in tour- as the “ Master Tire Builder.” ing when a set of four Cords cov Starting with the crude tires which ered 34.525 miles over rutted, froren, carried the '999" one mile in sixty winter roads—a performance at seconds, Oldfield gradually de tested by the Mayor of W ichita veloped his famous Cords— a set of which covered 500 miles at eighty- See your dealer and get a set of eight miles an nour without a these rugged tires that Barney Old- change. t-t.d has developed and perfected through a lifetime of practical tire In three years Oldfield tires have experience Their performance will won every important race on Amer convince you that they are "The ican speedways. 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