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Sweet young thing (coming iu with attentive partner from room where a. hard game of bridge has i been in progress): Oh, mother, I’ve I just captured the booby! Alother: Well, well! Come here and kiss i me, both of you.—Tiger. COOLIDGE HEADS THE REPUBLICAN — TICKET Charles G. Dawes Named Run A card of thanks appearing in the ning Mate After Frank 0. Fairho|ie (Ala.) Courier, reads as I follows: 44I take this means of Lowden Declines. I thnnking most heartily those who assisted in the saving of valuable | property threatened in tho destrue- Cleveland, Ohio.—It required only I tiou of my still by fire.—-M. F. one roll call to formally confer upon Northrop.” Calvin Coolidge the republican nomits- Everybody Happy. ntion tor the presidency. Charles G. Maid: No, ma’am, Mrs. Hughes Dawes of Illinois was nominated for m out. Visitor: How fortunate! When I the vice-presidency after the conven saw her peeping through the cur tion had nominated Frank O. Lowden, tains as I came up the walk I was •x-governor of Illinois, and he had re so afraid she would be in.—Cassel’s fused to accept. There was really Saturday Journal. • no oontest at all for the first place on The Personal Touch. the ticket, for it was a foregone An interesting advertisement up conclusion long before the gavel fell p< aring in a college paper: on the opening day of the convention “If the gentleman who took 1115 psychology notes from the cloak that no other candidate would receive room will return them before exams serious consideration, and he was nam no questions will go unanswered.rr ed to head the ticket by one of the largest majorities ever given by a A Sizzler. ‘‘We’ve got a dandy college yell republican national convention. No other name was formally placed now. ’ ’ “ Wlmt is it!” before the convention, but twenty ■“We give the mimes of four Rus eight of the twenty nine Wisconsin sian battleships, then a sis-boom ah, then two Chinese generals.”—liar votes and six from North Dakota were cast for Senator Robert M. LaFollette, per’». and ten South Dakota delegates, fol Dad and Uncle Miss a Date. lowing their primary instructions, vot Johnny (at poultry show): Mn, ed for Senator Rirain Johnson. let’s stay until they let the chickens out. Mn: They don’t let them out, my den r. Johnny: Yes they do ma, ’cause last night I heard pa tell uncle Bill that they would stick around after the show and pick up a couple. NOTICE TO PAINTERS. Bids for painting the Blue Moun tain school house will be received by the school clerk until 2 o’clock p. m. on July 5. Specifications may be secured from the school 4 clerk. L. L. FARMER, j2(ijl3p Box 523, Cottage Grove, Ore, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of the Stutc of Oregon for the County of I<une. In the matter of the estate of George W. Barrows, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of George W. Barrows, de- ceased, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon, his final account as administrator of the said estate aud that Tuesday, the 22nd day of July, A. D. 1924, at the hour of 10 o ’clock a. m. of said day has been fixed by said Court as the time for hearing and passing upon said report aud ob jections thereto, if any, and for the final settlement of said estate. The first publication of this no- tice will be on the 19th day of June, 1924, and the last publication will be on the 17th day of July, 1924. N. E. GLASS, Administrator of the estate of George W. Barrows, deceased. H. J. Shinn, Attorney for estate. PAGE FIVE plaintiff on the grounds of willful desertion for more than one year immediately prior to the commence- nieit of this suit and for costs and disbursements of this suit. This summons is served by publi cation by order of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth, judge of tho above named Court, dated the 1st day of July. 1924, and the date of the first publication of this summons will be on the third day of July, 1924, and the date of the last publication will be on the 14th day of August. 1924. H. J. SHINN, Attorney for plaintiff. Residence and postoffice address, il.iall Cottage Grove. Oregon. this Court in tho city of Eugene, County of Lano and State of re- gon. then mid there to show cause why an order should not be grauted for tho sale of such real estate. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least one» a week for four succes sive weeks before the said dav of hearing in the Cottrgj Grove Sen tinel, a newspaper printed and pub lished in Cottage Grove, lume C< iounty, Oregon. Dated this the 1st dav of July, 1924. C. P. BARNARD, County Judge. H. J. Shinn, Attorney for guardimi. 113-31 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Rose buri?, Oregon, June 16, 1924. Notice is hereby given that George T. Kerr, of Creswell, Ore gon. who on March 24, 1921, made Homestead Enurv Serial No. 013782 Strength of Younger Years Restored by Korex for the 8W‘4 "of NEU, W% of 8EU and NEU of SWU of Section Compound. 29, Township 19 8., Range 2 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed no "I felt myself growing old so tice of intention to make final fast,” says J. L. Rowell. 84-year- three-year proof to establish claim old rancher of Kaw City, Okla., to the land above described, before 44 that I had no apatite and hardly E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commissioner, felt like living. After taking ko- at his office at Eugene, Oregon, on rrx compound I am ns young and the 5th day of August, 1924. vigorous as at 30 and feel better Claimant names as witnesses. all the time. I can now walk with John 1>. Lloyd, of Springfield, Ore a firm, elastic step and can „ get gon; John Scherler, of Creswell, out and do a man’s work with any Watch the labol on your paper. Oregon, Route 1; Fred Scherler, of of them.” ------------------------------ —4------------ Creswell, Oregon, Route 1; 1*. R. The effect of using korex com NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Lawson, of Creswell, Oregon, Rout ? pound is healthful, natural and last 1. HAMILL A. CANADAY, ing say many who have used it. Iu the matter of the estate of jn26jl24 Register. Thousands have tested it the world Isabella M. Randolph, deceased. over for premature old age. weak Notice is hereby given that Carl NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ness after the flu, poor circulation, 11. Elliott and Rosa E. Elliott have lack of appetite and aching limbs. been by the County Court of the Department of the Interior, U. 8. Those feeling the need of such an State of Oregon in and for Lane Lund Office at Roseburg, Oregon, invigorator will be interested in County, appointed executor and exe Juno lti, 1924. learning that the American distrib cutrix of tho estate of Isabella M. Notico is hereby given that utors of korex compound have ar Randolph, deceased. All persons Thulium A. Burgess, of Lorane, ranged for korex compound to be having cluiius against the estate of Oregon, who on January 13, 1021. soid in Cottage Grove at Kem’s for the said deceased are hereby duly niude Homestead Entry Serial No. Drugs. Just ask for korex. ‘‘What’s the matter with Smith! notified to present the same, duly 013604 for tin 8*4 of 8W*4 and Got lumbago or spinal curvature verified, to the said executor or 8*4 of SE*zi of Section 7, Town or something!” executrix in Cottage Grove. Oregon, ship 19 8., Runge 4 W., Willamette ‘‘No, he has to walk that way to within six months from tho first Meridian, bus fiicil notice of in fit some shirts his wife made for publication of this notice, which tention to make final throe-yeur him.” will be on the 12th day of June, proof to establish claim to tho land 1924. abovo described, before E. O. Im- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Carl II. Elliott, Executor, mel, U. S. Commissioner, at his ol- Rosa E. Elliott, Executrix, fico at Eugene, Oregon, on tho 4th Notice is hereby given that tho of the estate of Isabella day of August, 1924. undersigned has filed his final ac M. Randolph, deceased. Claimant names as witnesses: count as administrator of the estate II. J. Shinn, John Crawford, of Lorane, Oregon; -P of Henry J. Dreesc, deceased, with Attoincy for osiate. .inl2jl 10. Edward Wells, of Lorano, Oregon; the county clerk of Lane County, Scott Jackson, of Lorane, Oregon; Oregon, and an order has been made NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Fred Burgess, of Lorane, Oregon. and entered of record directing this HAMILL A. CANADAY, notice and setting the 8th day of C. Mulvihill, Prop. Department of the Interior, U. S. jn26;py2iJ_________K££mt£L July, 1924, at the hour of ten Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, o’clock in the forenoon of said day. Juno 21, 1924. , NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. for tho hearing of objections, if Notice is hereby given that any, to said final account and for FURNITURE MOVING Charles C. Gilliam, of Cottage Grove, Department of iho Interior, U. 8. the final settlement of said estate. Oregon, who on July 10, 1920, made Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon, AND STORAGE Dated and first published this Homestead Entry Serial No. 013099 Juno 16, 1924. 5th day of June, 1924. for the NW*4 of Section 9, Town CALVIN COOLIDGE Notice is hereby given that Wil WILLIAM M. DBEESE, ship 22 S„ Rango 3 W., Willamette bur E. Flynn, of Lorane, Oregon, Administrator of tho estate of Piano Moving a Specialty. Meridian, has filed notice of inten Who Received the Republican Nomlns- who on January 8, 1921, made Henry J. Dreese, deceased. tion to make final three-year proof Homestead Entry Serial No. 013603 tion for President. Herbert W. Lombard, Phone !)9 ; Res., 168-L to establish claim to tho land abovo for tho SE!4 of NE1/., N *4 of jn5j!3 Attorney for estate. When the secretary announced tho described, beforo the Register and HE *4 and 8W!4 of 8E'4 ot Section Receiver of the United States Land total vote, the chairman of the South Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on tho 19, Township 19 8., Rango 4 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed no Dakota delegation got the platform 9th day of August, 1924. CARDS tice of intention to make final PROFESSIONAL Claimant names as witnesses: and said that South Dakota, baring three-year proof to establish claim kept its primary pledge, was willing to George Small, of Cottage Grove, to tho land above described, before H. W. TITU8, D. M. D. Oregon; W. E. Small, of Cottage Dentistry make it unanimous. Delegate Scott, Grove, Oregon; Robert E. Lackey, E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commissioner, his office at Eugene, Oregon, on Modern equipment. First National the only Coolidge man in the Wiscon of Cottago Grovo, Oregon; John at tho 4th day of August, 1921. Bank building. Hours. 9 to 12 and sin delegation, also moved to make it Hopni’in, of Cottngo Grove, Oregon. Claimant names as witnesses: 1 to 6. Evenings and Bundays by HAMILL A. CANADAY, appointment. Office phono, 10: res- unanimous, but the 28 loyal La Fol John Crawford, of Lorane, Oregon; .¡13-31_____________________ Register. Edward Wells, of Lorane, Oregon; iaeuco phone, 184-J. ___________ lette men gave a chorus of “noes” to Scott Jackson, of Lorane, Oregon; HERBERT W. LOMBARD the vote. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Fred Burgess, of Lorane, Oregon. Attorney at L.w Coolidge’s name was presented to HAMILL A. CANADAY, First National Hank Building In the matter of the estate of jn26j!24 Register. the convention by Dr. Marlon Leroy Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 94 Burton, president of the Michigan uni Samuel B. Kern, deceased. Notice is hereby given that 8. 8. SUMMONS. versity. Dr. Burton, a former resident Lass well has been appointed admin DB. O. E. FROST Office in ljiwson building of the president’s home of Northamp istrator of the estate of Samuel B. In tho Circuit Court of th» 8tato l’iiom» 47 ton, spoke on behalf of Massachusetts, Kern, deceased, by the County of Oregon for Lano County. Oregon Cottage Grove and the nomination was seconded by Court of tho State of Oregon, in Howard Clark, plaintiff, vs. Opal Lano County. Clark, defendant. Vermont, California, Kansas. Oregon, All persons having claims against GA VEN 0. DYOTT, M. D. Illinois, New Jersey, North Carolina said estate are hereby notified to To Opal Clark, tho above named Physician and Burgeon defendant: X ray work in all its branches. Eva and New York. present the same, duly verified ns In tho nume of tho State of Ore ■ling» by appointment. Dr. Burton divided his lengthy ora by law required, to the said admin gon you are hereby required to up istrator at Cottage ~ Grove, Oregon, tion into three parts. He spoke first within six months from tho first pear and answer tho complaint filed Suite 3, Kem Bldg., Cottage Grove. Entranco on north Sixth street, just of Calvin Coolidge, "the man," then publication of this notice, which against you in tho abovo entitled off Main. • •ait within six weeks from the date about Calvin Coolidge, “the Ameri will bo on the 3rd day of July, A. of the first publication of this sum DR. W. E. TEBOW D. 1024. can;” and finished off with an elo mons, and if you fail to answer, Denuat 8. 8. LASSWRI.L, quent presentation of Calvin Coolidge, Administrator of the estate of within that timo, for want thereof Office Fifth and Main. Hours, 8:30 the human being.” Samuel B. Kern, deceased. the plaintiff will apply to the to 12 and 1 to 6:30. Evenings aud Court for tho reliof prayed for in Sundays by appointment. Fnoaes: H. . J. Shinn, Burton Lauds Coolidge. Attorney for estate. jl.3-31 plaintiff’s complaint, to-wit: for a office 35, roHidonce 134 Y. He did not go into the president’s decreo of the Court dissolving the DR. H. A. HAGEN policies and executive acts. He left marriage contract and bonds of NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT matrimony Licensed Drugiesa Physician existing between you that, he said, for the politicians, and and the plaintiff on the grounds of Phono 30. Ostrander Building, confined his address solely to the In the County Court of the State cruel and inhuman treatment. 630*4 Main Street, Cottage Grove moral, spiritual and mental attributes of Oregon in and for Lune County. This summons is served bjr publi In the matter of the estate of cation H. J. SHINN of Mr. Coolidge. To him be bh < rlbed by order of tho lion. G. F. Robert Eayglsham, deceased. Attorney at Ixiw and in a degree attributes approached by Skipworth, judge of the above Notice is hereby given that the Notary Public few men, attributes of simplicity, In undersigned administratrix of th - named Court, dated the 20th day Practices in all courts. Thirty years of May, 1924, and the date of the dustry, frugality, patience, vigilance, estate of Robert Eayglsham has filed first publication of this summons of experience. Bader building, Cot in the County Court of Lane Conn honesty and service. tage Grove, Oregon. t.y, Oregon, her final account ns will be on the 22d day of Muy and Dr. Burton’s peroration brought the administratrix of said estate and the last publication will bo on the convention to its feet with an outburst that Tuesday, the 5th day of Au 3d day of July, 1924. H. J. SHINN, of cheering and applause and the pro gust, 1924, at the hour of 10 o’clock Attorney for plaintiff. cession of delegates started around a. m. of said day has been fixed by Postoffiee address and residence: said Court as the time for the hearing the floor with Vermont in the lead. and passing ufsin said final account CoUa^e_GrovetjOre;__i^^>^_^n 22^ Other delegates quickly followed and objections thereto, if any, and ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. carrying* their state standards and for tho final settlement of mid Now Handling Old Growth soon the aisles were choked with a estate and the distribution of the same. Tn the County Court, of the State Fir and Hardwood marching throng. The North Dakota The first publication of this no of Oregon for Lano County. standard from the delegation in which tice will be on the 3rd day of July, In th< matter of the guardianship Order early for your next there are six La Follette delegate«, 1924. and the last, publication will of George E. White, a minor. winter’s supply. Reduced «lay of .lulv, 1924 be on the 31st Order to «how cause why license was carried into the procession, but DORA FUKON, should not inane fur the wile of real rates on all orders of ten tho South Dakota standard from the Administratrix of the estate of ••state. tiers or over. delegation having Johnson delegatee Robert Eayglsham, deceased. On rending and filing of petition, H. . J. Shinn, duly verified» of Virgil D. White, failed to get in. guardian of the person and estate Mrs. Florence C. Porter of Sooth of Georg« E. White, a minor, for li Office: 9th and Main; phone Pasadena, Cal., made the first second cense to sell the following described SUMMONS 99; res. phone 178-R. tfc ing speech. real estate, to wit: The Northwest Quarter (NW%) Judge Charles H. Carey of Oiegon In the Circuit Court of the State of the Southwest Quarter (8W’’4) waa next recognised for another sec of Orc gon for !<ane County. of Hcction Three (3), Township Mary L. Hand, plaintiff, vs. Hen onding speech. Twenty one (21), Routh Range ry Hand, defendant. After listening to the keynote To Henry Hand, the above named Three (3), West, Willamette Merid ian. in Lane County, Oregon, for the address oh the temporary chairman, defendant: In the name of the State of Ore purpose of raising funds for the R. W. Lancaster, Proprietor Theodore E. Burton of Ohio, only support of said minor and the rein necessary preliminary business waa gon. you are hereby required to vestmeni of the same in other appear and answer the eornplnint prop transacted the opening day of the eon- filed against you in the above on <*rty, and it appearing from Mid Furniture moving. Piano ventlon. titled suit within six weeks from petition that said real estate con- moving a specialty. We ar The first demonstration of the con the date of the first publication sists of unimproved land, in IdMM <!onnty, State of Oregon, and no also equipped to haul poles, vention came when Temporary Chair of this summons, and if you fail *o income i ■i obtained therefrom, it in to answer, for want thereof .he timbers, etc. man Burton demanded that only rled i plaintiff will apply to the Court therefore ordered that the neit of and true republican* who will stand for the relief prayed for in plaint kin of said ward, and all other per Office in E. C. Lockwood’» iff’» complaint, to-wit: far a de'-ree sons int« rested in said estate, ap united” be elected to congress. real estate office. 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