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come the first vagrant thoughts of
vacation from their crampod-up
winter nests. Why not plan now
that you may reap the reward of
early and careful planning?
A part of our business is to assist
you by helpful suggestions. May we
serve you by letter, personal advice
or by sending descriptive folders?
Low round trip tickets will be on
sale to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and other California points as well
as to eastern cities and to Oregon
resorts.
For further particulars, ask your
local ticket agent, or write
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
I a6-20c
Use 3% of your gross receipts for advertising
and increase the volume of your business 10%
*
the
BEST OIL
made is refined from
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The motorist who pays fancy prices for oil, often
pays for something he does not get
Zerolene costs fess because it is produced in Cali­
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which, of all the crudes so far discovered, yields the
most efficient lubricating oils.
Zerolene lubricates better. It forms from 25 % to
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
to-wit, on tho 1st day of May, 1923,
upon presentation to tho under­
signed at his office iu the County
Courthouse of Lane County in tho
City of Eugene, Oregon.
In case any holder of any such
bonds fails to present same at the
time mentioned herein for the re­
demption thereof, then the interest
thereon shall cease, and the under­
signed will thereafter pay only the
amount of such bonds and the in­
terest accrued thereon up to said
first day of May, 1923.
Dated this first day of April,
1923.
EDNA WARD,
m30a27
County Treasurer.
Affisa
9
r
WRIGLEYS
City Transfer
Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to
give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi­
nent authority has stated to be one of the
best country newspapers published anywhere
Springtime Calls
CITATION.
In tho County Court of tho State
of Oregon for Lane County.
In the matter of the estate of
George Salton, deceased.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
To Estella I. Salton, Edwin Elmer
April 3.—Mrs. Naomi Bales went
Belton, aud William Nelson Saltou.
to Eugene Wednesday for a visit at
In tho name of the Stato of Ore­
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
gon: You-and each of you are here­
John Chapman.
by cited aud required to appear on
Frank Hills, who had been visit-
the 17th day of April, 1923, at 10
ing at the C. A. VanSchoiack home,
o’clock a. in., at the office of the
went to Roseburg Wednesday.
County Judge of tho above entitled
The Laud brothers motored to
Court at Eugene, Oregon, and then
Eugene Thursday on business.
and there show cause, if any exist,
Mrs. Clara Ward visited at Row
why an order of sale of the real
River Thursday with Mrs. Alfred
estate belonging to said estato
Williams.
should not be made to pay the
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Miss Mabel Robinson left Friday
charges, expenses aud elaiuiB against
for Kelso, Wash., after an extended Teutons in Better Position for War said estate, and that said property
Notice is hereby given to whom
visit with relatives and friends
and give your
bo sold pursuant to said order.
Than World Realizes, Says
it may concern that the undersigned,
here.
This citation is pursuant to an Mabel Conner, was on the 8th day
stomach a lift.
Americanism Director.
Miss Nora Ward, who teaches in
order of the County Court of Lane of March, 1923, duly appointed by
the Albany schools, spent Easter
County, Oregon, iu the above en­ tho County Court for Lano County,
Provides "the bit ol
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
sweet” In bunuficial
Portland, Ore., April 2.—The na­ titled estato dated February 20th, Oregon, administratrix of the estato
A. S. Ward.
1923,
and
tho
property
described
iu
Irving W. Petrie, deceased. All
lorm.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. F. Haney, of tional director of the Americanism the petition for the order of sale of
persons having claims against said
Peace River, Alta., Can., are visit­ commission of the American Legion and which will be sold if the order estate
are hereby required to pre­
has requested Orogon department
Helps to cleans«
ing with the Will Lawson family.
is granted is described as follows: sent the same duly verified, as by
Mrs. Roy Garoutte returned Sat­ headquarters to warn its 112 posts
the teeth and keep
Beginning
at
a
point
N.
34°
42'
law
required,
at
the
office
of
J.
E.
urday from a week ’s visit in Mar- to be ready to combat any attempt East, 280.5 feet from the beginning Young, attorney for said estate, in
, them healthy.
cola at the home of her son Ralph. of propagandists to reintroduce corner of a certain tract of land Cottage Grove, Oregon, on or before
Mra. Clara Ward, woh had been hyphenism into the United States. deeded by D. G. McFarland to J. C. six months after the date of this
visiting hero with her parents, Mr. That the recent address of Vou Baker, on thj 10th day of Septem­
and Mrs. Will Lawson, returned to Hindenburg is a portion of a great ber, 1902, and recorded Feb. 10th, notice.
Dated March 9th, 1923.
movement of tho German propagan­
her home at Talent Friday.
1903, in Book 59, page 453 of the
MABEL CONNER,
Lithographing, engraving, steel
Warren Kelly was in Eugene on dists which now assumes rhe as­ deed records for Lane County, Ore­
Administratrix of the estate of die work. The Sentinel’s live wire
pects of a national campaign to in­
business Saturday.
gon,
thence
N.
34°
42
“
East
50
feet
Irving
W.
Petrie,
deceased.
print shop is the place.
Chas. Pitcher motored to Spring­ terest the public in tho pro-German thence North 19° 42' East 265 feet, J. E. YOUNG,
side, is the declaration of the Le­
field Sunday.
thence East 50 feet to the center of
Attorney
for
estate.
m9a6
gion
’
s
national
Americanism
di
­
C. D. VanValin and Mr. and Mrs.
i
the channel of the Coast Fork
W. P. VanSchoiack were in Eugene rector. He stated that the most ef­ River, thence in a southerly direc­
fective
weapon
with
which
to
fight
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.
Saturday on business.
tion up the center of said channel
Belle Watson and Loyal Emery, this insidious attempt to make to a point S. 60° East, about 80
Notice is hereby given to whom
of Roseburg, spent Easter Bunday Americans forgot is the use of feet,
A. C. Anderson, Proprietor
to the place of beginning, in
with the
‘ C.
-------
A. VanSchoiack family. Americanism so that tho people will Sec. 28, Tp. 20, S. R. 3 West, in it may concern that Leon C. Arne
resent all foreign efforts at influ­
has
been
duly
appointed
by
the
Lane County, Oregon.
» County Court for Lane County,
ence.
HERRON.
Witness the Honorable C. P. Bar­ Oregon,
‘ ‘ There are 30,000 Americans
administrator of tho estato
nard,
Judge
of
the
County
Court
of
Piano Moving a Specialty
buried in France who fell in break­
of Nettie M. Arne, deceased. All
(Special to The Sentinel.)
the
State
of
Oregon,
Lane
County,
ing
tho
Hindenburg
line
in
1918.
Office
in Spray brick near 8. P.
persons
having
claims
against
said
April 13.—A. L. Woodard, of the
and the seal of said Court hereto
Station. Office phono, 99; res­
Grove, and W. G. Hale, of Ashland, The American people will not for­ affixed this 10th day of March, estate are hereby roquired to pre-
sent the same to me duly
* ‘ verified idence phone, 124 J.
called at Mrs. J. Q. A. Young’s got this in reading Von Hinden­ 1923.
burg’s new threats of war,” Direc­
as by law required on or before
Saturday morning.
Tho
date
of
the
first
publication
Marguerite and Kenneth Carlile, tor Powell stated. He belioves that of this citation is March 16th, 1923. six months from the date of this
notice.
of the Grove, Bpent Saturday with a revolution for tho restoration of
Attest:
R. B. BRYSON,
the Hohenzollern monarchy is im­
Order dated the 7th day of ÍT
their aunt, Mrs. J. Q. A. Young.
(seal)
County
Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Holm, of .Wauna, pending and asserts that Von Hin­ ml6al3c By J. D. Hamlin, Deputy. March, 1923, and date of first pub­
lication of notice the 9th day of
spent the week end at the home of denburg, who has been selected as
March, 1923.
Mrs. Hohn’s sister, Mrs. G. M. Keb- leader of tho movement, has at­
tempted
to
open
his
campaign
by
LEON C. ARNE,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON
elbeck.
calling
for
war
with
France
in
his
Administrator of the estate of
EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE.
Mrs. Gilcrist and daughter Katie,
Nettie M. Arne, deceased.
Mrs. J.
Q. A. Young and Rev. recent address to tho German vet­
“
Notico is horeby given that by J. E. YOUNG,
Baird motored to Latham Sunday erans ’ league.
mOaprO
‘ ’ Germany is today in better po­ virtue of an execution and order of
Attorney for estate.
afternoon and attended the Easter
F. W. Jacobs, Proprietor
sition for war than tho world real­ sale iu foreclosure issued out of the
Bervicc.
O. P. Wills, Mrs. W. C. Short­ izes,” said Mr. Powell, “but Ger­ Circuit Court of Lane county, Oregon, BIDS FOR SALE OF SCHOOL Office telephone.......... ........ 4
BUILDING.
ridge, Mrs. Jack Hopman and chil­ man propaganda is being exerted to on the 19th day of March, 1923, in
Residence telephone..... 21-F3
dren and Mrs. G. A. Small and chil­ bring the American people to be­ a suit wherein on tho 12th day of
.........................
--'1
lieve
otherwise.
”
March,
1923,
in
said
court,
Waldo
M.
Sealed bids for tlio old school
dren, of London, attended church
Hull,
plaintiff,
recovered
judgment
building at Latham will be re­
here Sunday.
<s> against the defendants. Grant C. ceived until noon, April 7, 1923, by
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Markham and <£>--------------------------------------------
HOME
POINTERS
DA Y and NIGHT Bonded
Brown,
administrator
of
the
estato
the school board of District No. 25.
son and W. J. Tharp were Sunday «>-------------------------------------------- <$>
guests nt the John Kebelbeck home. (Homo Demonstration Department of Callistia Brown, deceased, and A ten-dollar deposit must be mado
Grant C. Brown for the sum of with each bid.
Mrs. E. T. Ream, of Walterville
O. A. C. Extension Service)
$659.99 with interest thereon at tho
By order of tho board,
and Mrs. Robert Campbell and chil­
Eat wisely and livo longer. Some­ rate of 8 per cent per annum since
ARTHUR WISER,
dren, of Astoria, visited during the one lias said, “Tho greatest cause
IRA BEIDLER,
past week at the home of Mrs. of disease and death uro food and January 29th, 1921, and $199.99 at­
JOHN DUGAN.
Ream’s daughter and Mrs. Camp­ drink.” Are you eating to livo or torney ’s fees and $18.59 costs of in23a6c
suit and accruing costs, which judg­
bell’s sister, Mrs. G. M. Kebelbeck. to die!
Woodson Brothers Garage.
ment was enrolled and docketed in
NOTICE OP SALE.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cherry and
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the Clerk’s offico of said Court in
Phone
27. After the garage
children, of London, visited Sunday
Do not speed nt meal time; ent
afternoon at the T. J. Clark home. slowly and get the benefits of the said County on tho 13th duy of
Notice is horeby given that tho closes, phone to 102-L.
March, 1923, and said execution to undersigned administratrix of tho
scenery.
mo directed commanding mo in tho estato of Lydia E. Long, deceased,
* * #
LYNX HOLLOW.
name of the Stato of Oregon, in or­
When you are hungry between der to satisfy said judgment; inter­ by virtue of an order made by tho PROFESSIONAL
GARDS
County Court of tlio State of Ore­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
meals, “eat” a glass of water.
est,
attorney’s fees, costs of suit gon, for Lano County, on the 19th
» < *
April 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Marion
DR. A. W. KIME
and accruing costs, to sell tho fol­
of March, 1923, in tho matter
I.cbow visited in Cottage Grove
Specialist in Obstetrics
Do you need an iron tonic! Eat lowing described roal property, to- day
of
the
estate
of
Lydia
E.
Long,
de
­
Saturday.
greens, spinach, chard, kale—almost
for confinements at his
ceased, will from mid after the 30th Will care
L. L. Greene was in the Grove ank kind of greens except poison wit:
if desired. Special nurse if re­
Beginning at a point 29.74 chains day of April, 1923, sell at private homo
Monday on business.
quired. Phonos: office, 34; res. 126J
ivy.
North und about 39 links East of sale tho following described prem­
Tho Johnson family and Mrs. J.
tho Southwest corner of the H. W.
H. W. TITUS, D. M. D.
N. Campbell were in Eugene Mon­
Don’t grumble when folks lie Taylor D. L. C. No. 48, and running ises:
Beginning at a point 1341 feet
Dentistry
day.
about you. Suppose they knew the thenco East 31 chains to the center cast
and
240
feet
north
of
tho
NW
Mr. and Mis. Melvin Jackson and truth and told it.—Medical Pocket
Modern equipment. First National
of
tho
channel
of
the
Coast
Fork
corner
of
the
Win.
Currin
D.
L.
O
Bank building. Hours, 9 to 12 uud
son visited relatives here Bunday.
Quarterly.
river, thence South 10 degrees 25' No. 44 in Tp. 21 8. R. 3 W of W. 1 to 6. Evenings und Sundays by
Otis and Oscar Briggs have a
East
following
tho
center
of
the
M.
in
Lane
County,
Orogon,
mid
appointment.
Office phone, 19; res­
new Chevrolet car.
THE PEOPLE RULE.
channel of said river 5.58 chains, running thence north 307 anil 1-6 idence phono, 158-Y.
Mrs. E. T. Hartley and Mrs. I. N.
There is no business in the world theneo West 29.70 chains to tho feet; thence west 156 foot; thouce
Dresser, of the Hollow, and Mrs. so largo that the peoplo couldn’t
DR. W. E. LEBOW
Cochran and Mrs. Dwyre, of Cot­ put it out of business in a month center of the county road, thenco south 307 and 1-6 feet; tlienco east
Dentist
North 24 degrees 42' WoBt following 156 feet to place of beginning, all
tage Grove, motored to Comstock by refusing to buy its products.
_______________
Main.
Hours, . 8:30
the center line of said county road in section 4 aforesaid township and Office Fifth and
_ —
« « •
and visited friends Sunday.
to 12 and 1 to 5:30.
Evenings j Bn(j
6.02 chains to the place of begin­ range.
Miss Margaret Lajoio and Mrs.
iones:
The man with the big noise may
Also boginning 1719 foot east and Sundays by appointment. Pnc
Ellis Robinson were in Eugene Sat­ attract attention first, but he ning, containing 16.50 acres of land,
all in Section 9 Twp. 21, 8. R. 3 440 feet north of tho NW corner office 35, residence 134-Y.
urday.
doesn’t hold it tho longest.
West, in Lano County, Oregon.
of the Win. Currin D. L. C. No. 44
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lebow were
DR. O. E. FROST
Now, therefore, in the name of in Tp. 21 8. R. 3 west of W. M. in
week-end visitors in the Hollow.
Office in Lawson builring
A man is always disgusted with the State of Oregon, in compliance Lane County, Oregon, and running
Phone 47
The S. E. Dresser family spent the man he can’t convince.
with said execution and order of thence east 212 feet; tlienco north Cottage Qrove
the week end here.
Oregon
salo
aud
in
order
to
satisfy
said
107
1-6
feet;
thence
west
212
feet;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eaton, newly­
judgment,
interest,
attorney
’
s
fees,
thence
south
107
and
1-6
feet
to
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
weds, were treated to an old-fash­
costs of suit and accruing costa, I place of beginning, all in section 4,
ioned charivari Saturday night.
Chiropractic, Mechnno-There.py,
will on Saturday, the 21st day of aforesaid township and range.
Gynecology, Hydro-Therapy, Eloctro-
April, 1923, at the hour of one
Terms of sale cash. Submit offers Therapy. Offico over Darby Hard­
WALDEN
o’clock in the afternoon of said to Minnie L. Ashby at Cottage ware. Phone 116 J. Office hours: 9
day, at the Southwest front door of Giove, Oregon, or at tho law offico to 12; 1 to 5; Sundays by appoint­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
the County Court house, in Eugene, of C. A. Wintermeier, Eugene, Oro­ ment.
April 4.—Mrs. J. S. Allen and
Lane County, Oregon, offer for gon.
daughter Sadie were in the Grove
sale and sell for cash, at public
Dated March 30, 1923.
GA VEN O. DYOTT, M. D.
Saturday.
SHORTHAND
auction, subject to redemption as
MINNIE L. ASHBY,
Physician and Burgeon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost and son
provided by law, all of the right, m30a27
Administratrix. X-ray work in all its branches. Eve­
Harry visited Bunday at the W. D.
TYPEWRITING
title and interest of said defend­
nings by appointment.
Heath home.
ants, Grant C. Brown as adminis­
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
634 Main
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Mrs. W. J. Chapman and baby, of
trator of the estate of Callistia
BOOKKEEPING
Valsetz, arrived Monday for a visit
Brown, deceased, Grant C. Brown
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
DR.
H. A. HAGEN
with relatives.
and Opal Brown, his wife, Pat G.
Court of Luno County, Ore­
Mrs. Williams, of Divide, visited Ask for Our Free Catalog Brown, a minor, Delbert K. Brown, County
Drugleas Physician
gon,
on
the
4th
day
of
April,
1922,
Liconsed
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Furn
a minor, Howard J. Brown, a minor, appointed Clarence B. Bears, Ad­
Phone 30. Ostrander Building,
Adams.
and Grant C. Brown as guardian of ministrator of the estate of Jack- 630^4 Main Street, Cottage Grove
Mrs. W. D. Heath and son Addi­
the persons and estates of Pat G. son Kile, deceased.
All porsons
son and Miss Marian Lowry visited
Brown, Delbert K. Brown and How­ having claims against said estato
J. F. SPRAY
Tuesday afternoon at the Fred Frost
ard J. Brown, minors, and all per­ are required to present them prop­
Beal Estate, Insurance aud
home
sons claiming by, through or under erly verified as by law required to
A.
E.
ROBERTS,
President
Collections
Horatio Mosby was kicked by a
them or any or either of them in said administrator at tho offico of
Eugene, Oregon
horse Monday. One knee was badly
Cottage Grove
and to said premises.
Attorneys Wells & Wells, 814 Park 495 Main Street
bruised but no bones were broken.
FRED G. 8TICKEL8,
street, Eugene, Oregon, within six
Mr. Btinnet and family have
HERBERT W. LOMBARD
ni23a20 Sheriff of I.ane County, Orc. months from the date of this notice.
moved from their homestead to the
Attorney at I. iw
Dated thia 4th day of April, A.
Grove.
First National Hank Building
D., 1923.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Cottage Grove, Oro.
Phone 64
CLARENCE B. SEARH,
DELIGHT VALLEY.
Administrator.
Estate of Geo. W. Long, deceased.
DR. ROY SMITH
Notice is hereby given that La- WELLS & WELLS,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Veterinarian
jVUornnyn.
Fayette R. Long has been by the
April 4.—Women of the neigh­
Phouea 1114 and 915
County Court of the Btato of Ore­
borhood aro interested in making
gon, in and for Lane County, ap- NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING. 146 Park Street, Eugene, Oregon
dress forms and met two days of
pointed administrator of the estate
last week. Another meeting will be
MRS. F. J. AL8TOTT, 8. T.
In the County Court of tho State
of Geo. W. Long, deceased.
held Thursday.
(Suggestive Therapeutics)
All persons having claims against of Oregon for Lane County.
J. C. Wright, road patrolman, has
In tne matter of the estate of All kinds of diseases treated. After
said estate are hereby notified to
been grading the road and getting
present the same, duly stated and Mary Smith, deceased.
effects of tho flu removed. Massage
it ready for graveling.
Notice is hereby given that the for tired people.
verified, to said administrator at
Mr. Newman, of the Eugene bible
You want lower
The Service Garage in Cottage undersigned has filed his final ac­
university, preached at the school
Grove, Oregon, within six montns count and report of his administra­ Dressmaking and Designing
motoring coats
house Sunday evening and will also
from this 23rd day of March, 1923. tion in the entate of Mary Smith,
all work guaranteed
preach next Sunday evening.
than last year.
deceased, and that tho Court has
LA FAYETTE R. LONG,
The Misses Mary and Gwendolyn
MRS. PET SANFORD
Put your car on
set Saturday, May 5th, 1923, at the
Administrator.
Haight motored to Corvallis Satur­
205 Adams Avenue
Sil vertown»—
A. E. WHEELER, Attorney. m23a20 hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon,
day and returned Monday.
at the Court room of said Court Phone 134 R, Cottage Grove, Oregon
that
’
s
one
sore
Mrs. E. J. Sears, Mrs. E. J. Kent,
in the City of Eugene, County of Agency Barcley Custom Made Corset
way»
Mrs. Lee Nixon and Miss Eleanor
NOTICE OF CALL OF BONDS. Lane, State of Oregon, as tho time
Nixon were Eugene visitors Satur­
BRUSHES OF
and place for hearing objections to
day.
Woodson I Brothers Garage
QUALITY
Notice is hereby given to the such final account and report. All
■
vna
roan
sravirr-*
Miss Hildred Hall, of the Uni­
"WOODSON'S FOÄ FORD SU VICE’
holders of the bonds of School Dis­ persons having objections thereto
writo to
Phone 27
versity; of Oregon, is spending the
trict No. 45, Lane County, Oregon, will file the same in writing on or
G. B. AHNEST
spring vacation at the Lee Nixon
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
dated May 1, 1913, due May 1, 1943, before the said date.
Phone 124-L
home.
Dated and first published this
but redeemable at the option of the
Cottage Grove
Lionel Haight is home this week
district on May 1, 1923, said bonds 6th day of April, 1923.
from the U. of O.
LLOYD SMITH,
being in denominations of $1000.00
BETTY B BEAUTY PARLOR
Mrs. Porteous left Friday for her
Administrator of the estate
each, numbered 1 to 40; that pur­
home at Cantella, Calif.
Particular Work for
of
Mary
Smith,
deceased.
suant
to
said
option
said
bonds
will
Silvertown C ohd T i hi
The Bert Myers family, Mr».
Particular People.
bo redoemed within thirty (30) Herbert W. Lombard,
I Ake and children and Miss Anna |
a6my4 300 Main Street
Attorney for estate.
Phone 116 L
days from the date- of this notice,
DOREN A.
The
family at Bagiuaw.
Commissioners Sharp and Roney
were here Tuesday on road busi­
ness.
J. H. Hawley, of Divide, brought
a herd of cattle to his pasture here
Tuesday.
C. C. and R- G. Conner have
cleared the right of way for the
new road in the south end of De­
light Valley.
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