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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. TITVRSDAY, MAY 8 1924 PAGE FIVE [early morning train for Florence. Another Pedestrian Felled. I The exclamation from the other end The hills of Calhoun county. West [of the wire was one unfit to be Virginia, are noted for their steep WORLD'S RELIABLE | used in any kind of a conversation ness. A tourist from Oregon was LARGEST QUALITY I over a telephone. driving along one day when he came CHAIN ) MERCHANDISE | Immediately following this early upon a man struggling in the road DEPARTMENT ] morning telephone call, an autoino- just ahead of his car. The <1 river ALWAYS I bile in .......................... . STORE which Mr. Nease was one of «topped the car and helped the na AT the passengers speeded into the tive to his feet. ORGANIZATION LOW PRICES SPECIALIST “What’s the matter, friend, did I c*ity from the north. Mr. Roney «7 475 DEPARTMENT STORES was found upon the train which an automobile hit youf” inquired in internal medicine for the | was just about to leave and the the tourist. past twelve years “Hell, no,“ replied the native, | day was saved for the rotten Nease pointing to a cornfield above tho | contract. The Sentinel is inclined to com- road. “This makes the third time DOES NOT OPERATE mend Mr. Roney for his action, I’ve fell out of that corn patch this He was so tied up that he could not summer. ’ ’—Judge. Will be at A practical business train refuse to make the necessary change ♦ ing is an absolute ne in the budget. By leaving the city NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE he could defeat the Nease contract cessity if you are to meet MENT. without raising any rumpus. The success in the future. Sentinel gives him credit for having In the County Court of the State sense enough to see that the county And the best place to get It is unusual to find Dresses of such ex Office hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. is being robbed by this contract. of Oregon, for La no County. it is at school. In tho matter of the estate of The Sentinel does not blame him cellent quality at such a low price I • ONE D AY for not asking that the affidavits Lizzie Saltzman, deceased. ONE Y And the best time to get Notice is hereby given that the Only the enormous buying power of be published. 'The Sentinel does not No Charge for Consultation ! it is right now. blame him for making no explana undersigned administrator of t he the combined hundreds of J. C. Penney tions. Explanations would only estate of Lizzie Saltzman, de We are in session at all censed, has filed in the County Dr. Mellenthin is a regular make matters worse. Company Stores makes it possible for times and every day is en The Sentinel also believes that Court of the State of Oregon, his graduate in medicine and sur us to offer you such values as these. Mr. Nease is wise in not explaining final account as the administrator gery and is licensed by the rollment day. why he had reason to believe that of the said estate and that Tues state of Oregon. He does not I Commissioner Roney might attempt day, the 20th day of May, 1924, at Hundreds of young men Newest Spring to beat him out of a fat fee. Possi the hour of 11 o’clock a. m. of said operate for chronic appendi and women have complet bly Commissioner Roney had been day has been fixed by said Court as citis, gall stones, ulcers of Colorings cd one of our courses and emphatic in saying that the deal the time for the hearing and pass stomach, tonsils or adenoids. are today making good. I was too raw. Possibly Nease had ing upon said final account, and He has to his credit wonder And Materials i reason to believe that Commissioner objections thereto, if any, and for ful results in diseases of the You are offered the same Roney’s judgment was that such a the final settlement of said estate. contract would draw the fire of the are shown in this display of silk Dresses. opportunity. Will you ’The first publication of this no stomach, liver, bowels, blood, taxpayers who would be robbed by tice will be on the 17th day of skin, nerves, heart, kidney, take advantage of it and The styles are varied enough to make it and had reasons to believe that April, 1924, and the last publica bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, do it now ? Commissioner Roney would take tion on the 15th day of May, 1924. choosing a pleasure, for there are weak lungs, rheumatism, sci some subtle means to avoid making ANSEL WOOD, atica, leg ulcers and rectal ail the necessary, arrangements to put ajh straight line models, draped ones, -.nd Administrator of the estte of it over. Commissioner Roney had a!7ml5 Lizzie Saltzman, deceased. ments. others with a tight bodice and full skirt. not informed Mr. Sharp, or any of Below are the names of a those interested, of his intention to Eugene lew of his many satisfied pa A. E. Roberts You really must see these to appreciate NOTICE TO CREDITORS. be out of the city that day. tients in Oregon: President Oregon No one is fighting the timber them! Notice is hereby given that the Mrs. J. W. Haynes, North cruise, but the events which have been repeatedly related lead only to undersigned has been appointed by Powder, Ore., goitre. one conclusion—that even Commis the County Court of Lane County, Sizes for Mrs. Alice Williams, Mal sioner Roney’s stomach was turned Oregon, Executrix of the estate of by the infamous Nease contract Mary E. Allen, deceased, which or heur, Ore., heart trouble and Women and and that he tried to save the tax der beurs date of the 11th day of high blood pressure, J. A. Rhoads and 0. Mulvihill payers from being rubbed by the April, 1924. I'no Sjoroos, Astoria, Ore., Misses All persons having claims against appendicitis. owners simple method of trying to avoid the estate of the said Mary E. Al providing funds of which they could II. Dcggeller, Silverton, Ore., Superior service, reasonable len, deceased, aro hereby notified be robbed. Commissioner Roney should be and required to present the same ulcer of the stomach. rates. Long distance hauling Mrs. Geo. A. Gillman, Co- a specialty. Dealers in flour, complimented for that last minute duly verified to the undersigned at display of good sense—and it is a the law office of Herbert W. Lom quille, Ore., gall stones. fuel and explosives. Storage pity he didn’t have the backbone bard in Cottage Grove, Oregon, on Mrs. M. E. Garson, Silverton, and general transfer. to go into the taxpayers’ meeting or before six months from the day Ore., high blood pressure. and tell what he really thought of of the first publication of this no Cottage Grove-Eugene Freight Mrs. •J. M. Bowers, Toledo, tice. the Nease contract. Depot Dated and first published this Ore., gall stones. Where there is so much smoko 17th day of April, 1924. Office phone, 99; res., 189J there must be some fire. August Erickson, Lakeside, — Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove COMMISSIONER RONEY'S GOOD ------------ ----------- q SALLIE A. HILL, Ore., kidney trouble. SENSE. Executrix of the last will and testa a newspaper which eminent authority has stated to be one of LORANE ON THE RECALL. Remember above date, that PROFESSIONAL CARDS ment of Mary E. Allen, deceased. ----- the best country newspapers published by anyone anywhere. The Sentinel has been approached I HERBERT W. LOMBARD, consultation on this trip is free DR. A. W. KIME by a 'resident of Eugene, who proba Lorane, Ore., May 5.—(To the Attorney for executrix. al7ml5c and that his treatment is dif Specialist in Obstotrics bly is a friend of the county com Editor.)—As citizens of Lorane fa- Will caro tor confinements at hi« ferent. missioners, who delicately hinted coring the recall of the county com- homo if desired. Special nurse if re NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. that he was interested in the affi- niissioners, we have been much in Married women must be ac quire'!. Phones: offioo, 84; ro«. 12ÖJ davits which The Sentinel is pre- forested in the articles appearing in companied by their husbands. Department of the Interior, U. S. pared to produce to prove its pub the papers both for and against H. W. TITUS, D. M. D. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg.. ¡¡shed statements concerning the said recall. Dentistry Los Angeles, Calil'. a24mySc fact that Commissioner Nels Roney To be fair wc grant that those April 8, 1924. Modern equipment. First National Notice is hereby given that Er had planned to be away from Eu- who oppose the recall are as we, Bank building. Hours. 9 to 12 and APPLICATION FOR U. S. gene upon the last day that changes sincere, but it does seem to us that nest Duncan, of Newberg, Oregon, 1 to 6. Evenings and Bundays by PATENT. could be made in the budget which by many the real issues aro lost who on June 5, 1922, made Home appointment. Office phone, 10; res idence phono, 184-J. would provide for the Nease timber sight of or evaded; and by others stead Entry Serial No. 014454, for the W|fc of SW ’ 4 of Section 21, Mineral Survey No. 819, United cruise contract. Because of the fact it is an opportunity to take n slop Township 21 S., Range 2 W., Wil States I.and Office, Roseburg, Ore HERBERT W. LOMBARD that The Sentinel does not rare to I at a neighbor. lamette Meridian, has filed notice Attorney at Lt* unnecessarily drag others into the We take this as a serious mntter, gon, Mineral application No. 015524, of intention to make final three- April 29, 1924. recall mess, The Sentinel will not I a matter that should receive the so Firat Nutional Bank Building year proof to establish claim to the I'huuo 94 give anyone the privilege of seeing ber, deliberate consideration of ev- Notice is hereby given that in Cot tago Grove, <1rs, such affidavits except upon the re-1 . ery taxpayer and and none land above described, beforo the pursuance of an act of congress ap . - — voter, ------, ---- Register and Receiver of tho United DR. O. E. FROST quest of Commissioner Roney him-I should absolve tho commissioners proved May 10, 1872, The Vesuvius Offici) in Ì41WS0IÌ building self that such affidavits be pub- by nn “I w-on’t believe” attitude. States Lund Office at Roseburg, Mines Company, by George C. Hogg, Oregon, on the 20th day of May, Phono 47 lished. its agent, whose address is U. S. There is none so blind as lie who 1924. Cottage Grovo Oregon National Bunk Building, Portland, not see- The facts are exactly as they Claimant names as witnesses: It unnecessary to repeat here Ivan G. Morris, of Cottage Grove, Oregon, has made application for a have been stated. Upon the day DR. W. M. HAMILTON mentioned there was an early morn the figures, records and findings in Oregon; George Morris, of Cottago patent for the Pasadeim, Hobart, Chiropractic, Moehano Therapy, ........ call at ... the ... Roney the ease, as everyone should be Grove, Oregon; Tom Patton, of Cot and McKinley lode claim, situate in Gynecology, ing telephone Hydro-Therapy, Electro- The ohone was answered bv P nnl *^ ar with them; so, to bo brief, no organized, Bohemia Mining Dis Icme. .__ . .... ............ —j tago Grove, Oregon; Melvin Coyle, triet, rejected T. 23 8. R. 2 E., W. Therapy. Office ovor Darby Hard ■ - i- we are for tho recall: Mrs. Roney, who gnvo the informa- of Cottago Grove, Oregon. ware, I'lxonu 110-J. Office hour«: W M. , Laue County, Oregon, with sur to tion that Mr. Roney had taken tie- _ First—Because we have seen nt HAMILL A. CANADAY, 12; 1 to 5; Sundays by appoint face ground us described by tho of- I first hand a deplorable .makeshift ul.0m8c Register. fitjal plat, herewith posted, and by ment. I of a rond built in an extremely ex- the field notes on file in tho office I travagant and inefficient mnnncr GAVEN O. DYOTT, M. D. of the Register of Roseburg Land I—the Cottage Grove-Lorane road. SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND Phyaicinn and Burgoon Office, Oregon, to-wit: Second—Been use wc believe the ELECTION NOTICE. X ray work in all its branchos. Eve I report of tho joint committee of PASADENA LODE: Bi-ginning at nings by appointment. I the farmers’ union and Pomona State of Oregon, County of Enne, Cor. No. 1 whence U. 8, Min. Mon. Ô34 Main Cottage Grove, Oregon established in Hur. No. 229, bears N. grange, a report taken from tho School District No. 45, ss. DR. W. B. LEBOW 4fl° 41' 30" W„ 7012.9 ft., thence 1 records of the county by n commit Notice is hereby given that, nt the Dentist tee, appointed in good faith and school district bond election hereby N. 32" 30' E., (500 ft. to Cor. No. 2, I composed of honorable men, n re- called t.o be held at the auditorium thence 8. 70° 11' E., 1430.85 ft., to Office Fifth and Main. Hours, 8:30 I port never authentically denied or of high school building in and for Cor. No. 3, thence 8. 32° 30' W., to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evenings and I disproved. School District No. 45, of Lane 000 ft. to Cor. No. 4, thence N. 7«° Bundays by appointment. Phones: Third—Because we believe the County, Oregon, Thursday, the 22nd 11' W„ 1430.85 ft., to Cor. No. 1, office 35, resiaence 134-Y. I report and findings of Colonel W. day of May, A. D. 1924, between the place of beginning. DR. H. A. HAGEN ER8AL CAR IG. D. Mercer—although wo hate the hours of 2 o’clock p. m. and 7 HOBART LODE: Beginning at Licensed Drugloss Physician I to—a report of findings which are o’clock p. m., there will be sub Cor. No. 1, whence U. 8. Min. Mon. Phone 30. Ostrander Building, backed by a cheek of the records mitted to the legal voters thereof established in Hur. No. 229 bears N and by affidavits, and have never the question of contracting a bond 51° 34' W., 8288.35 ft., thence N. 630^1 Main Street, Cottage Grove been refuted—findings which we ed indebtedness in the sum of 32° 30' E.. «00 ft. to Cor. No. 2. H. J. SHINN 1482.5 ft., to deem would not be tolerated by $19,300.00, said bonds to bear five thence S. 58° 49' Attorney at Law and 32° 30' W., anyone except ho who knew the per cent interest, for the purposes Cor. No. 3, thenc< Notary Public goods were on him. of construction of four-room unit «00 ft. to Cor. No. 4, • hence N. Practices in all courts. Thirty years Fourth—Because we believe that school building and a wooden con 58° 49' W. 1482.5 ft., to Cor. No. 1, of experience. Bader building, Cot individuals and whole comiuunities struction combined class room, nudi- tho pluco of beginning. ta go Grove, Oregon. have withheld their names from the toriurn and gymnasium, all to be McKINLEY LODE: Beginning nt MOTOR car is never more appreciated than in MRS. G. B. PITCHER recall petitions through fear that built upon the present high school Cor. No. I whence U. H. Min. .Mon. the springtime. Its convenience and enjoyment First Claus Hemstitching the commissioners would discrimi grounds, more particularly dei cribed established in Hur. No. 229 beurs are shared by all the family —and by speeding up the nate against them, and we believe as being on lots 14 and 15. f«o ng N. 52° 40' W„ 9700.55 ft., thence All work guaranteed. Mail orders tbeir fear was well founded. day’s work, it provides more time for recreation. and Landess addition, Cottage N. 32’ 30' B., 000 ft., to (’or. No. 2. finished promptly. Fifth and Wash* There are other reasons we might Grove, Oregon; also lot 1 in block thence 8. 44’ 17' E., 1500 ft., tn inglon, <\>ltage Grove phone 135 L. A Ford Touring Car provides every motor car essen enumerate, but the above are 2, in Wynne’s second addition to Cor. No. 3. thence H. 32° 30' W., enough. However, we wisn to call the City of Cottage Grove, Oregon; 000 ft. to Cor. No. 4, thence N. 44’ tial at the lowest price for which a five passenger car attention to the thoughtful, unbi also lot 7 in block number 1 in 17' W., 1560 ft. to Cor. No. I, th. j has ever sold—u price only made possible by complete ased recently published letter of A. Wynne’s second addition to Cottage place of beginning. manufacture, in tremendous volume, in the largest and L. jVoodard. The total and net nrea of Pana Grove, Oregon; also lot 2 in most economically operated plants in the automobile (Signed) 8. F. Jackson, W. W. Wynne’s second addition to Cottage denn, Hobart and McKinley lod. s is ! Jackson, Claud Schrock, Geo. Bud- Grove, Oregon; also beginning at 59.200 acreThe name« of the ad industry Ship us. Prompt returns, no ington, W. H. Davis, G. W. Sander the northeast corner of lot number joining claim« are Hur. No. 023. comniission, top prices. We ESidency of manufacture Is accurately reflected in the son, 11. 8. Mathews, L. A. Crow, 1 in block number 1 in Wynne’s Bohemia Girl lode on the went and will pay the producer the Mary Sanderson, Eddith Herendeen, second addition to Cottage Grove, HampMon lode, uiiHurveyed on th<- quality and price of the Ford Touring Car top prices tor nulade eggs. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Annie Lane County. Oregon, and running nort h. FORD MOTOR COMPANY. DETROlf, MICHIGAN Skelton, C. F. Pryse, Ida L. Pryse, south 208 feet; thence west 40 Date of punting thin notice on the Reference: Peninsula Na Frank Schneider, A. H. Addison, feet.; thence north 208 feet thence claim. December 20, 1923. Runabout —1265 Coup«—1525 Tudor Sedan— 4590 Edna Addison, Emma Mathews, E. east 40 feet to the place of begin HAMILL A. CANADAY, tional Bank. tf Pordor Sedan — 5685 AU price« f. o. b. Detroit 8. Addison, Madge B. Addison, G. ning, all in and for said school 'lis mljn26__________________ Register, ’ You can buy any model by making a small down- DERRIE PRODUCE CO. R. Lynch, Mrs. G. B. Lynch, T. B. triet. Mitchell, J. E. Skelton, W. H. Eayment arranging easy terms for the balance The vote to 68 N. Fourth St., Portland NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Mitchell, John C. Skelton, Leslie which ►r you can buy on our Weekly Purchase Plan. Herendeen, Hattie Mitchell, Mattie Yes ” and **Bonds- -No The Ford dealer in your neighborhood will gladly Skelton, Bert W. Hayes, Win. Stur voter •«hall place a ere explain both plans in detail. devant, E. W. Eyanson, Mrs. Albert tween the word “Bond: K. King, Orville E. Crow, 8. J. word °Yc “ or bet woe SEI THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Crow, Meda Bchraek. C. K. Dawson, “Bonds” and the Jennie Deeds, Edmund Wills, B. C. which indi Ates his choir R. W. Lancaster, Proprietor Addison, Della E. Jacluwn, Maud The polls for the reeet O. Addison, Nora Henderson, W, T. lot» cast for or against, Moore, C. 13. Marlow, Nettie Moore, tion of said indebtednt W. I. Seale«, Seales, C. C. Hayes, Bva said day and date and f Haye«, F. W. . King. Abe Koeh, Geo. aforesaid, be opened a Roemhild, Frank Deed«, A. E Da- of 2 o’clock p. m. and i F. O. B. Detroit via, L. J Henderson, Chas. Hchaf- until the hour of 7 o’ E. ter. Jerne Koch, Bos<- Schaffer, Mrs. of the name dav. whei Demountable Rin» sftrn at A. E. Koi h, Ethel M. Lynch, Ralph and Scartar *85 Extra. shrill b< closed. Office in E. C. Lockwood’» Lynch, Vera Seale». By order of the dis riet school real cat at i* office. Office board of School District No. 45, of Not Particular. But Plenty. Lane County, Oregon, maile this Joe Clause, indas, Orc n ; phone, 8; r< s. phone, 156-R. : Doe« skating require any 26th day of April, A. D 1924. L. Edwards indas. Or< >n; I ular application f MH IN N, G. Walker [«andax. <> No; arnica or horse liniment; > • n. Clinirn loot Board. Stanley Gr« as good as the other.—Boston AY. Register. Transcript. Coming to Eugene Dresses Smartly Styled Yet Priced Remarkably Low! The Path to Dr. Mellenthin Business Success Osburn Hotel TUESDAY, MAY 13 Eugene Business College City Transfer Co. $14.75 to $19.75 A Car of Those Fine DELTA SPECIAL SHINGLES With a Reduced Price S. L. Godard Building Material -General Contractors A Welcome Member of the Family A EGGS! Lancaster Transfer 295