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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1922)
Announcing the Opening of a Complete Line of FURHITURE m Including com plete line A xm in ste r and W ilton V e lve t Rugs, Jap Grass Rugs, C ongoleum , Linoleum , Etc. Special Discount Upon E ve ry Purchase Made on i Opening Day, Saturday, October 14 Come in and see a complete , clean and up-to-date stock whether you purchase or not W. L. D a rb y & Com pany Furniture Stock in Old Rest Room Next Door West o f h ard w are Store SEE BERRY PIANO COMPANY FOR Pianos, Player Pianos, Graphof»hones, Keeords and Sheet Music and White Rotary Sewing Machines and Parts. Sewing Machines of All Kinds Re paired and Work Q u a r a n t e e d. Berry Piano Company M A IN ST I K KT—X K AI i T 11 P.R11 Mi K i K A Sentinel W antad will cret it for vou. Try it. r The Cleaned Farms In Any Community Fordson farms have that reputation. Karly tall plowing i n what keeps then»- farina free of weed-.. The weather is ideal riifht now for plowing and the soil is in just tin- right eondi- tion. Before long, however, the fall rains will set in and plow ing will he disagreeable unless the farmer gets it out of tin- way mon. USE A FORDSON OLIVER PLOWING OUTFIT is the answer. Karly plowing with a Fordson tractor and an i(liver No. 7 plow will enable you to turn over the soil in an unbelievably short time and at the time you know it will do the most good. Our Price Delivered on the Farm $484.60 Woodson Brothers STA T E M EN T OF T H E O W N ER SH IP, M A N A G EM EN T. CIRCU LA TIO N . ETC., R equired by th e net of congress of A ugust 24, 1912, of The C ottage Grov«. Sentinel, published weekly at C ottage Grove, O regon, fo r O ctober 1, 1922. S tate of Oregon, county of L ane, ss B efore me, u n otary public in am i for the state am i county aforesaid, person ally appeared E lbert Bede, who, having been duly sw orn according to law , de jHi.ses and says th at he is the ed ito r of The C ottage G rove Sentinel, am i that the follow ing is, to th e best of his know ledge and belief, a tru e statem ent ol the ow nership, m anagem ent, etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in th e above caption, required by the act of August 24, 1912, etnbod ied in section 44.4, postal laws and reg ulntioiis, to w it: 1. T hat the nam es and addresses of the publisher, editor, m anaging editor, and business m anagers are: Publishers— E lbert Bede am i Elb ri Sm ith, C ottage Grove, Oregon. E dito r and business m anager— E lbert B< de, C ottage G rove, O regon. , 2. That the ow ners aw*: E lbert Bede, Elbert Sm ith an d O. L. Bede, C ottage (iiove, Oregon. •1. T hat th e known bondholders, mort g: gees, and o th er security holders own mg or holding l per cent or more o* to tal am ount of bonds, m ortgages, , i other securities a re —None. E LB E R T BEDE. Sworn to an d subscribed before me th is 11th day of O ctober, 1922. HOM ER GALLOW AY, N otary Public for Oregon. My commission expires M arch 24, 1921. ROAD NOTICE. v -• To Mrs. M ary W hite, E. Bond and .1 E. D uniiivaii. You are hereby n otified th at viewers have been appointed by the County Court for Lane C ounty, Oregon, to view out and assess the dam ages for a p riv ate road com m encing at a point about 50 feet east of northw est corner of Lot 1 of Hoc. 4 Tp. 21 H. H. 3 W running through your land in a north w esterly direction to m eet Count) Road No. 519 at a ¡mint iilmut one loiirlli im lr north ol’ the Const Fork Bridge on said Road and th at M onday, ihi Ibth day of O ctober, 1922, a t tin- hour of H o ’clock a. in., of said day has been sot by the said Court as tin tim e for view ing said roail. By order of the C ounty Court for Lain- C ounty, O regon, the 11th day of IS* ptem ber, 1922. C. V. BARNARD,, ip l5 o c t! 3 C ounty Judge. NOTICE OF SALE. N otice is hereby given by the under signed ad m in istrato r of the cstuto of Ira O. H am h ett, deceased, th a t, pur suant to the order of the county court made am i filed in said estate upon Dec**miter 2Hth, 191#, d irecting me to sell the real estate of said estate it private sale for cash, I w ill, at the office of Fred E. Month, A ttorney At Law, H over Block, Eugene, O regon, well at p riv ate sale, on and a fte r No I \em ber bth. 1922, to th e highest and hie»t bidder for cash therefor, the fol I low mg real pro|s*rty of which said I I tree dent died seized, to w it: Lot Four in section 33 m tow nship 1# south of range 1 W est of W illam ette M eridian, in Lime C ounty, O regon, tog eth er w ith the appurtenances am i hereditam ents thereunto belonging or ap p ertaining . The right to reject an y an d a ll bids is reserved. D ate of first publication, O ctober 6, 1922. V. C. IIA N C H E TT , A dm inistrator of th e esta te of Ira O. H an ch ett, deceased. N O TIC E TO CREDIXORS. N otice is hereby given th at th e un dersigned has been appointed by the C ounty C ourt of Lane C ounty, Oregon, ad m in istra to r of the esta te of Alary Sm ith, deceased, w hich order bears date of th e 2nd day of O stober, 1922. A ll iH-rsons having claim s against the esta te of the said M ary Sm ith, deceased, are hereby n otified and re q uired to present the sam e duly veil lied, to the undersigned at the law office of H erbert W. L om bard, First N atio nal B ank B uilding, C ottage Grove, O regon, on or before six m ouths from the day of the first publication of this notice. D ate of first publication F rid ay , O ctober Uth, 1922. LU 1Y D SM IT H , A dm inistrator o f the estate of M ary Sm ith, deceased. H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD. A ttorney fo r E state. oil nov 10c A D M IN IST R A T O R S NOTICE. N otice is hereby given th a t th e u n dersigned has been duly appointed by the C ounty C ourt o f tin* S ta te of O re gon as ad m in istrato r of the Ostate of Love Allen, deceased. A ll persons having claim s uguiust said esta te are hereby required to pro sent the sam e to me, duly verified, w ithin six m onths a fte r th e date of the first publication of th is notice. D ate of first publication th e 29th day o f Septem ber, 1922. JA M E S A LLEN , A dm inistrator of the estate of Love A llen, deceased. J . E. Young, atto rn ey for estate. s29o27 N O TIC E TO CRED ITO RS. E state of A nna W illis, deceased. N otice is hereby given th a t C. (). W illis was by the C ounty C ourt of Lane C ounty, O regon, appointed ad n iin istrato r of the esta te ot Anna W illis, deceased, nil the 2nd day of A ugust, A. D., 1922. All persons huv mg claim s ag ain st the esta te of the said deceased are hereby notified to piesent the sam e duly verified to tile said C. o . W illis, ad m in istrato r, .it ( o i l a g e G rove, O regon, w ithin six month*' from the date of the publicn- tio a of th is notice which will be on the 13tll day of O ctober, 1922 C. O. W IL L IS, A dm inistrator. nl3 nlOpd ESTRAY NOTICE. Came to my place on August 27, tw o b rindie heifers. One is yearling w ith **V M cut from left ear. The o th er is tw o year old w ith halt moon cut from righ t ear and a “ V'1’ cut from left ear an d slit cut o ff end of ear. O w ner may have sam e by prnv m g p ro perty and paying charges, o th er wise they w ill be disposed of accord ing to law. Mrs. Kiln Thom pson, Milk C reek road. octl3-2U 27c A great deal is being said about the added burden ot* taxation if the compulsory school measure should become a law. We saw a statement a few days ago \ that 7% of the children in Oregon were attending private schools. Taking this statement as a basis, let us see how much of an added burden the taxpayer would have to carry. Taking as an average thirty to thirty-five pupils to a room, or one hundred to three rooms, this would give us seven more pupils in three rooms, or an average of two and one-third pupils more to the room. You of the rural schools, on whom the burden of taxation is so heavy, make a poll of your district and see just how many are attending private schools from your neighborhood. See if the expenses of running your schools would be increased one dollar by taking care of them in the public schools. I)n not let the opponents of the measure shake a red flag before your eyes without doing your own thinking. The extra cost of handling this 7% would be almost unnoticed and would be repaid over 100% by bringing up to full citizenship, unbiased and unprejudiced by private or sectarian education. \ The burdens of life and competition are hard enough. Let us give our children all an equal chance and see what an elementary education brings them. Let us not encourage class citizenship by allowiug the children of the rich to be taught in private schools, where dancing and the proper way to uae a fork and spoon are as important to their curriculum as the funda mentals are in our public schools. Let all Oregon children toe the same mark, spell the same words, and he who leaves off head most times take the applause of our populace because he has earned it. K1JGKNK COMPULSORY BDUOATIONAL LEAGUE (Paid Ad) L. Bilyeu, President, Kugene, Oregon