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COTTAGE GROVE SENT INEI«, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924 PAGE THREE . - y Bridge Levy Goes on Ballot. Marion Lebow visited Mrs. George The order for a special election, Pullen at the Ajax mill Friday of to be held in Laue county May 16 last week. at the time of the primaries, to Mrs. Chas. Hartley and her son HEBRON. upon the question of levying Carl and family, of Salem, were NATURAL AND OTHERWISE Oleaster, Proprietor a vote special tax of two iu UI b to raise week-end quests at the E. T. Hart (Special to The Sentinel.) Lane county's share uf the cost of | Coast Fork and Row River Roads March 10.—L. D. Huff was on the ley home. By T. T. Maxey constructing the Pacific highway sick Are Among Those Named list last wceek. ire moving. Piano bridge over the Willamette river -at Mrs. Ream, of Walterville, spent U. OF O. STUD ENT 8 EARN for Improvement. $21,000 DURING TWO TERMS . specialty. We are Harrisburg, was made by the coun the week end with her daughter, OUR FIRST NATIONAL PARK ty court Tuesday. pped to haul poles, G. M. Kebelbeck. Lane county is asked to furnish Mrs. Lane county road bonds in the Btudents at the University of Grandma Numbers is quite sick. The uct of congress In 1823 which set ?tc. one-third of the money to build the Garland Kimble bought a Buick Oregon have earned $21,000 during sum of $200.000 will be sold aa aside the Hot Springs of Arkansas and bridge, Linn county and the state touring _ _ to uu according the past two terms, according to the soon as possible, in E. C. Lockwood’s furnishing car last week. the other two-thirds. report of Mrs. Charlotte R. Donnelly, order made by the county court Fri four section* of adjoining land “for ite office. Office Linn county has voted to issue A sawmill is going in on the who has charge of employment at day. The projects that will be car the future disposal of the United Thackrah place. ; res. phone, 156-R. bonds for the purpose. Miss Nellie Priest, Miss Effie the university Y. M. C. A. The ried out this year were outlined. States, not to be entered, located or A practical business train Gibson, Miss Erma Strom afid Allen total for the winter term so far is The district attorney was directed appropriated for any other purpose ing is an absolute ne Your wants may be few—provid Wheeler, of the Eugene Bible uni $10,000 while over $11,000 was to advertise for the sale of the whatever,” forged into existence the bonds at once. tf varsity, gave an endeavor program earned during the winter term. cessity if you are to meet gular position by having ed you use Sentinel wautads. first link In our present chain of world The projects to be covered by the excelling national parks. Regular and odd jobs done by the week. here Sunday. success in the future. Mr*. Crandall (Iowa) Tell» How She Mr. and Mrs. Garland Kimble, students cover a wide range. One bond money are as follows: This act performed a double purpose Continuance of the London Springs Stopped Chicken Losse* Mrs. J. Q. A. Young and E. F. Car student is an undertakers’ assistant, And the best place to get road, which is bond project No. 10. in that it also served to perpetuate "Last spring. rats ki9«l all our baby chick«. Wiah lile attended the Arne sale on Row several men take care of babies it is at school. Continuance of the Row river and preserve these now celebrated while the parents are out for the Td known about Rat-Snap before. With jua* one river Friday. large package we killed «warms ol rata. They won't The J. J. and G. M. Kebelbeck evening, one freshman helps work road work, east of Cottage Grove, springs from commercial monopoly or And the best time to get get this year'« hatchea. I'll bet." Rat-Snap is guar, families attended exploitation. church in Cottage his way through college by milking bond project No. 11. it is right now. aateed and sella for 35c. 65c, $1.25. Continuance of Mohawk valley cows and a few are firemen in the Grove Sunday. The Hot Spring* National park res ir Every Meal Sold ud guaranteed by road, bond project No. 17. A play party was given at F. O. city fire department. Construction of Fergueson road ervation contains upw ards of 900 acres We are in session at all KE M’S FOR DRUGS. Other jobs include floor polishers, Führer’» Saturday evening. J longest-lasting janitors, soda fountain clerks, wait from the west side of Pacific high and is located In the city of Hot times and every day is en- on you can buy (r ers, clerks, stenographers, garage way north of Juel ion City to Fer Springs, which 1» not far from the cen rollment day. SILK CREEK. ter of the state. The altitude of the gueson station, bond project No. 2. men. electricians, readers, shipping ’s a help to di- Construction of the Fern Ridge city is about 600 feet, while that of clerks, house boys, roofers, laundry Hundreds of young men and a cleanser (Special to The Sentinel.) workers, filling station attendants, road from tho Elmira road at the the surrounding hills Is about 1,200 and women have complet March 10. — Mrs. Jennie Walker for the mouth moving picture operators, sign Miller poultry farm north ten miles feet above sea level. and son Alva and Mrs. Richard painters, bell boys, painters, plumb to Harpole school, bond project No. 3. ed one of our courses and There are 40 hot spring* In this J and teeth. arber hop Hamer were visitors Saturday after era, typists, dish washers and chauf Construction of a connecting road are today making good. ~~ Wrigley’s means noon at the E. M. Babcock home. feurs. from tho last named road at George group. All of them flow out Into a Beth Babcock returned Sunday benelit as weU as town station across the Long Tom narrow valley, from the base of wbat \ ou are offered the same Hair Bobbing and from a trip to Portland, where she NEW BUILDINGS TO BE to Franklin, part of projects 3 and 4. Is known as Hot Springs mountain. to pleasure. opportunity. Will you had her tonsils removed. There are also quite a number of cold Widening the road built by the Shampooing ERECTED AT UNIVERSITY The H. Nice family were dinner take advantage of it and Southern Pacific down the north springs here, and their water* are oswi guests Sunday at the H. W. Wheeler do it now? The completion of the auditorium bank of the Siuslaw between Maple both for drinking and In the treatment Barber work in general ; home. of the music building on the campus ton and Cushman, bond project No. of those who visit this region with the Charles Trembly was home from special attention to children. of the University of Oregon was 23, and half to be used in improv hope of leaving their ill* behind them Fall Creek over the week end. authorized at a meeting of the ing the road front Wildcat creek when they return home. The combined Mrs. Melvin McKibben was taken 630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop. of regents Saturday and tho down the Siuslaw. to Eugene last week for a serious, board J Straightening three-quarters of a flow of all of these springs reaches the work is expected to commence as operation. mile of the Eugene-Coburg road just enormous volume of more th«n 750,000 A. E. Roberts Eugene soon as the details can be arranged. F. E. Babcock and son Alva were of tho bridge over the McKen gallons every 24 hours. A Rat That Didn't Smell After visitors Wednesday night of last The regents also authorized the con south President Oregon zie, bond project No. 19. Tradition would have us believe struction this year of the first unit Being Dead for Three Month»«. jveek at the E. R. Darnell home. that the Indians were familiar with a new science building to be "I swear it waa dead three months." writ« Mr. J. Oscar Wheeler is at home this of erected on the south side of Thir VOTERS MUST REGISTER BY the medicinal value of these springs Sykes <N. J.). "I saw this rat every day: put some week. APRIL 15 TO VOTE MAY 16 in the day* before the coming of the teenth avenue east. This will be the Rat-Snap behind a barrel. Months afterwards, my wife looked behind the barrel. There it was-dead.5 first structure in the main quad 8pantsh explorer», some 400 year* Rat-Snap sells in three sires for 3Sc. 65c, $1.25. That unregistered voters in Lane MOUNT VIEW. rangle of the university to be erect Sold and guaranteed by ed on the tract which is commonly county desiring to vote at the pri ago; that the several tribes fought maries May 16 must register by bitterly at various times for their con KEM 8 FOR DRUGS. known as Kincaid field. (Special to Tho Sentinel.) It was announced some time ago April 15, 1924, is the announcement trol, In the belief that the "Great March 10.—Frank Sears and wife Better Than Trap* For Rats and Mrs. Kate Sears visited Mrs. that a friend of the university of R. 8. Bryson, county clerk. That Spirit” was ever present In them. Writes Adams Drug Co.» Texas would present the institution with a is tho last day that * anyone may The temperature of the waters from Amanda Sears Tuesday. They say • ” RAT-SNAP is doing the work register for the primaries. and the rat undertakers are aa busy as pop Allen Staley and Mr. Piper, of new’ pipe organ, understood to bo these various springs varies from 102 corn on a hot stove.” Try it on your rats. Electors who are qualified but to 147 degrees—the average ranging Portland, visited over one night the one of the best on the coast, as RAT-SNAP is a “money back” guaranteed past w’eek at the Mrs. Amanda soon as the auditorium is completed. unregistered can vote in the election from 135 to 147 degrees. These waters sure killer. Comes ready for use ; no mix only by bringing in two freeholders Sears home. ing with other foods. Cats and doga won’t contain some twonty different kinds to swear in their vote. Those who Mrs. L. K. Brumfield returned touch it. Rats dry up and leave no smell. Star WU1 Be Hidden. of mineral matter and are radio-ac Three sizes: 85c for one room: 85c for Wednesday to her home at Marsh- Aldebaran, a giant red star, the voted in one of the last two general tive. house or chicken yard ; $1.25 for barns and field. principal one of the constellation elections are properly registered. outbuildings. Start killing rata today. All who have moved from one These hot springe offer relief from Mrs. L. R. Long spent one after Taurus, will be hidden from view and Guaranteed by ■■■■■■ noon this week at the W. D. Heath when the moon passes directly be precinct to another or women who many of the aliments which beset the ■■■■■w Sold KEM ’8 FOR DRUGS. home. tween it and the earth about 4:15 have changed their names must re human race. There are 17 large pay The J. R. Cooleys spent Sunday o’clock Sunday morning, March 16. register in order to vote. Those bathhouses under governmental super Ir at London. The volume of Aldebaran is 33,000 desiring to register may do so at vision. The rates for baths and serv There was a large attendance at times that of the sun and the star the county clerk’s office or with ice are fixed by the director of national the Claude Arne sale Friday. is so far away from the solar sys O. (). Veatch, local registrar. park service at Washington. The park Miss Sarah Riley spent the week tem that it takes light, traveling at J. A. Rlioads and O. Mulvihill Is administered by a resident superin end with Mrs. Amanda Sears. Pioneer Trek Is Recalled. the rate of 186,000 miles per second, owners tendent and 1 b open all the year. Bend, Oro., March 6. — A wagon 50 years to reach the earth. ((g), 1923, Western Newspaper Union.) drawn by the same power that Superior service, reasonable “The eclipse is classified by as LYNX HOLLOW. tronomers as occultation,” said moved pioneers westward acro«s the rales. Long distance hauliug continent ill early days, slow but Professor E. H. McAlister, of the (Special to The Sentinel.) a specialty. Dealers in l'lour, reliable oxen, was in Bond today on astronomy department of the Uni March 11.—Frank Clock, of Eu- fuel and explosives, btorage final lap of a 3000-niilo trek gene, was a visitor in the Hollow versity of Oregon. “The moon oc the and general transfer. cults many stars each month, but from Connecticut to Oregon The one day last week. were driven by J. C. Berning, NATURAL AND OTHERWISE J. A. Briggs and son Otis mo- for the most part these stars, hid oxen Cottage Grove-Eugene Freight den by the earth’s satellite, are so who is accompanied on his slow trip I Snubbers are an investment in riding tored up from Creswell Sunday. Depot across tho United States by his faint they cannot be seen with tho Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Roseburg, t and car economy. They eliminate re By T. T. Maxey unaided eye. Tho occultation of a wife. Office, phone, 99; res., 189J arrived Friday for a visit at the ft nd side sway. Make driving on rough Berrang said he had headed tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. rather bright star is very rare.” isier and safer. Make springs last longer, oxen towards the western prairies Jas. Campbell. mounntins on December 1, 1920. THE RIVER THAT FLOWS BACK PROFESSIONAL GARDE F. E. Taylor, of Eugene, was here Would Foreclose Land Contract. nnd im their cost by saving the motor, frame WARD Tho trip will end at Medford, whore To foreclose a land sale contract last Saturday looking after prop iy of your car from vibration. DR. A. W. KIME the Bernings intend to make their C. W. Ishmael, as administrator of erty interests. Like all normal and well-beliaved home. Specialist iu Obstetrics . Snubbers can be installed quickly and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell, of the estate of Mary C. Elliott, has rivers, the Chicago river carried Its Will care for confinements at his Dorena, visited relatives hero Sun filed suit in circuit court against t alteration to your car. Phone us today. waters from Its head toward Its homo if desired. Hpeeiul nurse if re A. N. and Pearl W. Oakes. The Fixing Eugene-Lorane Road. day. quired. Photios: ottico, 34; res. 126J Work of smoothing the Eugeno mouth, emptying Into Lake Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lebow were amount of the contract is $1140 and The building of a drainage canal from it is alleged that the defendants Lorane highway with a grader blade entertained at dinner at the Walter H. W. TITUS, D. M. D. are $240 behind on payments which from the Eugene city limits to tho its head through the ridge that divides Pontico home Bunday. Dentistry end of the macadam near tho Grecn- the drainage between Lake Michigan I Modern equipment. First National The Melvin Jackson family visit arc at the rate of $10 a month. door school has been started by the and the rivers farther west to a con Bunk building. Hours. 9 to 12 and ed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackie and Mrs. Myjtle_Plank Sunday last, Merchants! Your salesbooks. county. Good work is being dono, nection with the river system, reversed 1 to 6. Even mgs anu Sundays by Mrs. E. T. Hartley entertained Place your order with The Sen says P. M. Morse, county engineer. thia natural and orderly procedure, appointment. Office phone, 10; res the L. A. H. club at her home Wed- idence phone, 164-J. tinel 60 days before you must Hold n regular position by having with the expected, although hstonish- Long & Cruson nosday of last week. lug result, that the watera of thia river • an ad every week. lira. A. B. Wolford and Mrs. have them. HERBERT W. LOMBARD now flow from the lake Into Its mouth Altoruey at Li* and out through Its head into the First National Bank Building reater ture and harness the current used in Makes Heatless Light by Automatic Accelerator for drainage canal. Cottage Grove, Ore, Phone 94 developing “oold” light. The illustra Flowing from Lake Michigan the Harnessing Electrons Sawing Outfit DR. 0. E. FROST tion shows some of this intricate ap Chicago river runs through the city of After two years of experimenting to paratus in hi* laboratory. On circular saws it is often neces Chicego, separating as It goes into Office iu Lawson building Pnonu 47 sary to »peed up the engine in order to L--------- .. •— & rvelop liottled, heatleee light, an east- In his experiment*, the inventor North and South branches. These Oregon =?------------ ------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- - * n inventor ha* announced discover- said that he had made profound cut heavy wood, but it is, of course, Cottage Grove branches. In turn, divide the city Into • that may result in the harnessing change* in the com position or the fila DR. W. M. HAMILTON three sections or divisions—North, I almost limitless power for the use ments inside the lights by rubbing the West and South. Chiropractic, Muchuno Therapy, I mankind. He claim* that he has bulbs with green leaves. Also, lie says, The main channel of this river la Gynecology, Hydro-Therapy, Electro iceeeded in inventing a tube, not un- he was puffed up like a balloon and about seven miles long, with an aver Therapy. Office over Darby Hard te the ordinary electrio bulb, that »everal pounds were added to his age width of 200 feet and an average ware. Phono 116 J. Office hours: 9 12; 1 to 5; Sundays by appoint weight by the electrons that entered depth of 20 feet. Thia channel has to ment. hi* system while experimenting in hi* been dredged repeatedly until now It laboratory. la sufficiently deep to acoommodate the GAVEN O. DYOTT, M. D. see Physician and Surgeon largest freight boats operating on the Great Lakes. This channel Is spanned X ray work in all it» brunche». Eve ning» by appointment. Easily Made Waterwheel for by about thirty bridges, which carry Cottagli Grove, Orcgoa Runniog Small Dynamo foot, vehicular, street car and rail traf 634 51 inn DR. W. £. LEBOW fic over It. By using a light waterwheel of the Dentist Bisecting, aa thia river does, the type illustrated, where sufficient water business heart of America's second- Office Fifth unii Main. Hour», 8:30 current is available for turning it, the to 12 und 1 to . 5:39. Evening» and largest city, naturally Its banks are Sundays onergy of the flowing water can be by appointment, Phone»: crowded with warehouses, factories, office 35, residence 1.34 Y. transformed and used for practical coal and lumber yards and grain ele purpose«. not necessary to have the engine run vators at the largest sice. The switch DR. H. A. IIAGEN The waterwheel can be made by at ning so fast while no wood is being ing tracks of many of the largest Orligli». Physician Licensed taching a number of tin cans, of suit cut. To take care of the speed varia Phone 30. Ostrander Building, able site, on the felloe of a discarded tion», an automatic accelerator can lx- transcontinental railroads ranch the —.11 . 1 1. buggy wheel, and fastening the wheel, improvised to work in connection land side of these Industries, so that 639Mn i n Hi rent, Cottage Grove together with a pulley, on a shaft, that with tho »wing table; when the latter the rapid and economical Interchange J. F. BPRAY is supported by a wooden frame. The is swung forward the speed of the en of traffic and distribution of the prod Real Estate, Insurance and ucts of our farms and factories ar« pulleys on the waterwheel and dy gine is increased considerably, and Collections namo must be so proportioned in sire when brought back again the engini here carried on quickly and In a big 405 Main Htreet Cottage Grove way. will give 100 candlepower continu that it will be possible to revolve the will idle down. The accelerator con* tonnage han- The volume of freight ously for three years without the use armature at its rated r. p. m., in order surt» of a length of flexible wire, one H. J. SHINN of connecting wires, batteries, or need to obtain the voltage and arn; erage end of which i* attached to the leg of died by this short, but constantly busy Attorney nt I aw and little river, bulks astonishingly large. Notary Public al renewals. the swing table and the other end to The records make this Immediately ap PmcticeH in all eourta. Thirty yearn It is known that every bit of rock, the arm of the throttle valve on the parent. During a recent 12 months of experience. Bader building, Cot- piece of steel, or even a penny is a oarburetor. A large coil spring is con 2,540 vesels arrived In this river and tage ' >»<>•. <»fucfi. xiiomal reservoir of energy in the form nected to the leg of the »wing table 2,547 sailed out of It. Among other of electrons, that are constantly mov —that is the number to call when you have a news and the end of the skid ao that the things, their cargoes Included 15,042 ing it a speed of from 10.000 to table will be pulled back a* soon a* tons of binder twine, 11,874,829 bush Item. If you know an item and it doesn’t get 10CF000 miles a second. Ip hie search pressure against it ia released. A els of wheat, 11.607,878 bushels of for a force that would release this en printed, the fault is yours for not taking a moment ■nail coil spring is also used to pull oats. 88,993,788 bushels of com and ergy and at the same time oontrol it, to phone it in. the throttle valve back to tho closed 203,580 tons of miscellaneous freight this inventor developed a 5,000,000 position when the wire is relea*«l The Chicago river is nontldal and volt flash of lightning, a yard in diame In emergency cases, call the same number to The throttle valve is not closed en probably the most Important atrenm of ter, which jum|>ed a gap of 37 feet and tirely but kept open a trifle by the Its length on earth give in your wantads. Forms close at 12 o’clock was maintained for 31 seconds. idling tern*. «. lilt, Wsai«r u N*wsp«.p«t Union.) IV ednesdays. The jolt from the electricity, he ... says, etarteii a series of “explosions" in On Strike. Our phone is for your convenience; don’t hes ® There waa a decrease in the birth the secret material composing the fila "Uxtree' Pipy I Pipy I tin or I" rate in tho United States last yeat itate to use it. ments of the light«. But, instead of yelled the led. "Bendit* all gu out on occurring all at one time, the amasli- that th* dynamo b capable of pro and an increase in the death rate, ao • utrlkot Uxtree!” cording to recent government figures upe are spread over a period of years, ducing. “Bendit* »trike—wh»t tnrT’ naked By concentrating the water cur Ths number of births dropped from according to the 'mount of substance the gent from Jltnpann Junction. used in the bulbs. Special and highly rent in a narrow channel, aa shown, a 243 in a 1,1X10 population in 1921 tc “They don’t want the wage* of »In complicated appara.j* was used to greater force will lie exerted on the 22.7 m 1922, an l .leaths increased freer reduced. 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