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PAGE SIX COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1924 enjoyed a Sunday outing at Lorane, , Miss Lillie Marlow left Friday TAHITI FARMERS ARE ! returning by way of Eugene. Afternoon for Tuscon, Ariz., for George Conley has purchased the benefit uf Mr. Marlow’s ht*nlth. ENRICHED BY BEANS Ford car from Fred Montieth, of Threshing is in full swing in SAGINAW. Dorena. this neighborhood and will in all The Walker und Dexter base ball I probability be completed this week. (Special to The Sentinel.) teams played i a fourteen inning The grain is averaging better than Kanaka« Live High a« Price Aug. ID.—Lewis Farlow, who was game at Walker Sunday, resulting was expected on account of the of Vanilla Soar«. killed ut Veneta Sunday, was well in a score of 15 to 14 in favor of dry season. known here, having passed his early Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lafoone moved Papeete, Tahiti.—A great demand childhood here at the home of his The children of Janies Allen have to Cottage Grove lust week. aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Smith. O. Knight home, Mrs. H. E. Hornback, of Albany, has arisen In these western Islands for gathered at the „ bicycles and motor cars, although Harry Cotter spent Sunday at where their father is slowly grow is a guest at the Calapooya hotel. Belknap Springs where his wife is ing weaker. roads are mere tracks. The new road is progressing taking treatments for rheumatism. The W. S. Cappious family have idly and the road will be in The Chinese In Papeete have Mrs. Judson Allen and children, moved to Cottage Grove again. «.condition when completed. deavored to sathsfy the demand Ilubert and Mary, and Dorothy Some repairs and improvements Dr. and Mrs. Robin# and Mr. anti Curtis and Evelyn Benston motored are being made at the school house Mrs. Owens of Oakland, Calif., Mis# combing all the old junk heaps for to Eugene Thursday to hear the in preparation for the fall term, Nora Ward, of Dorena, Mi## Clara dent bicycles and antique “tin lizzies. child evangelist preach. which will open Heptember 15, with Anderson, of Roseburg, Mr. and A little tinkering and a few coats of Mr. mid Mrs. Fay Applegate Mrs. Emily Robinson, of Eugene, Mrs. Lynch Currin and baby of paint, and the rejuvenated contriv Ccttage Grove, Mr. and Mr«. Oliver ances are ready to be exchanged for as teacher. Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Short quantities of vanilla far tn excess ridge, Verne Hhortridge, Mr. and of the value proffered. SILK CREEK. WANTADS Mrs. W. T. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. This is one of the consequences of John Small, Carl Small and Arthur the visitation at Papeete of “vanilla (Special to The Sentinel.) WANTED—OLD BAOS. MUST BE Aug. 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Claude Combs, all of I-ondon, formed a millionaires" from the Leeward group large and clean. The Sentinel, c I Hardin, who had spent their va- picnic party up Coast Fork Sunday. Tho dance at the new pavilion of the Society Islands. These Islands MONEY FOB YOU—PAY CASH I cation here, started for Ixnna , was quite well attended Saturday escaped the plant disease that devas Tuesday. They stop- I Linda, Calif., for your wantads and get three _ to visit ut night. N. H. Hays, manager, says tated the plantations of Tahiti some insertions for the price of two. tip I pud over in Roseburg I the home of Mrs. Hardin’# brother, they will start putting on the roof years ago. Thus, when the price of this week. It is to be fixed for vanilla beans soared recently to great FOB HALE—KALE PLANTS. I Paul Estes. Mr. and Mrs. David Estes and basket ball games. Phone 187-J or call at Allison I and Mrs. Horace Berg an I heights, these Islanders had full crops, barber shop for Kramer. u21-s4p I daughters motored to Roseburg for two Mr. daughters, of Roseburg, visited for which they received sums beyond la family reunion. Mrs. Estes and 40 ACRES FOR SALE ON EASY I daughter. Miss Leota, remained to Sunday at the J. E. Banton home. their wildest dreams. Papeete being term». Will take car in trade but attend the Scventh-day Adventist Mrs. Berg and Mrs. Bunton arc the Paris of the South seas, these new ly-risen nabobs have been flocking cousins. must be of lute model, Airedale convention. The Wendling _ base ball tca'm here to spend their gains. pup for »ale cheap. Bee Ohas. S. I Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Babcock and accompanied by a number of fan# Unii. jl31tfc Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Babcock and The roads In and about the city family motored to Bandon Wed came over Bunday and played the have become perilous from flivvers. ROUNHEVILL HELLH DRY FOR nesday for a few days’ camping, London team. The score was 17 chartered by the week, loaded with eat wood. Phone 70. Your orders going to Roseburg Friday to attend to <1 in favor of London. Miss Nola Bunton. Mis# Lillie fat Kanakas, who rush about at high appreciated. jll7sptllp the convention. Hparr, Glen Banton and Earl Full speed, to the consternation of pedes Mrs. Shade Burcham, daughter FOB SALE—GOOD GRAY BULL, and son. Miss Mildred and Otto, mer motored to Newport and spent trians. Their women folk are aston »addle horse with saddle und ishing the beach dwellers with glow to Newport Friday, return Sunday. bridle, two milch cows, about 400 I motored ing silks, high-heeled shoes and picture Bunday. grain and potato sacks. B. ing Mrs. THORNTON CORNERS. Teeters visited her i hats. E. Lackey, London road, phone (laughter, George Mrs. F. D. Ht event, in This orgy of spending will continue 23 F-22. jly24 aug.31p Eugene Sunday. (Special to Thu Sentinel.) until the last franc Is gone. Then the Mr. and Mo. H, ” B. Iler and The Will Dorrell family motored WOOD FOR BALE-OLD family, of Cottage Grove, visited natives will return happily to the growth body fir, $2 per tier. up Row River Bunday. Frank Dorrell, of Luther, Ta., is Monday evening of lust week with peaceful shores of Relates and Bora Doolittle & Carlile, Cottage Grove, Bora and resume their old pursuits of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dixon. route 2, phone 39F12. jly31aug28p visiting at the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher vis- climbing the mountains for “fel” and Will Dorrell. H. F. Fowler an<l daughters are ited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. combing the reefs for fish. But, hav FOR HALE.—ONE GOOD JERSEY cow. 2*6 yrs. old $50.00. 1 ton attending the H. I). A. ramp meet- Fred Frost ut Blue Mountain. ing had a whale of a time, they will Mrs. Bud io Fleak, who had been be content. hay $11.00. Also some good pullets ing nt Roseburg, Mrs. Fowler will H. Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. and fryers. W. H. Haskin, 157 Old go luter. Mr«. Grace Hprague mid children Streeter in Cottage Grove, uug 7-21 pd. Pacifie Highway. James Blaster has installed a Daughter of Rasputin und Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Darnell FOR SALE — NEW MODERN und duughter motored to Roseburg radio outfit in bis home. Makes a Visit to Paris house, Third street. Albert C. Saturday. Mrs. Olive Berry picnicked up Woodard. aug 7—21 pd. I the river Bunday with friends from I tho Grove. BLUE MOUNTAIN. FOR HALE—42 ACBEH OF LAND Mrs. Foster and children, of 7 miles from city on London roud. Walden, were at the home of her (Bpeeial to The Sentinel.) Part in cultivation. Long time terms j sister, Mrs. 8. P. Hhortridge, one Aug. 19.—Mr. a ml Mrs. Win. day last week. to responsible party. If interested j and more information is dosired, see I Moody returned holm* Monday from Mrs. Sadie Fleak, who had been John N. Taylor, Latham. a7-21pd I California where they had spent the visiting this summer with her I summer. daughter, Mrs. H. C. Rose, left WANTED.—HOME WHEAT. B. A. Dan Brumbaugh has been sick the Thursday for Stockton, Calif., where Huauor, phone 2(ifl2. u7 21pd I last few duys. she will visit with another daugh The Blue Mountain ladies mis- FOR HALE CITY PROPERTY OR Isionary society met Wednesday af- ter and "Sister for ten days. From there she will go to Muskogee, small ranchos. H. 1‘. Hhortridge, Iternoon with Mrs. J. 8. Allen. : Okla., to spend the winter with Olio luilo east on Row river roud. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisher, of Mrs. L. Fleak. uugl4—Hpt4pd. I Thornton Corners visited Monday Mis# Geneva 1 erini is employed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred nt the Tourist ’ Cafe TO CARRY ON FORESTRY F.oula, Mont., and the sixth probably BAD ROADS IN WEST LANE in Cottage* WANTED — 250 BUSHEIJS OF I I afternoon Frost. RESEARCH IN OREGON ui Portland. FOUND BY COMMISSIONERS Grove. wheat. Bert V. Humin, 2 mile. Mr. and Mrs. James Porter, of Mr. Munger, who is a sylvacul- H. C. Rose left Bunday for I'UHt of Cott ago Grove. aug 14 -28p. the Grove, visited Bunday with Mr. Upon a survey tour from which lUiist ia the depart meat, will have A story of bad roads in western Ogema, Stink., Canada, tu work dur WANT TO BUY GOOD TEAM, land Mrs. Dun Brumbaugh. will be determined the best possible charge of the Pacific section and Lane wus brought back by Com ing harvest. Mr. and Mrs. McKay, newlyweds from the headquarters will estab missioners Crowe and Hurd when wagon and harness, also location for headquarters mid branch lish branches in the various lo I from Michigan, who were camped they returned Sunday from an in harrow, mower and rake. EXPLANATION IS MADE OF stations of a forestry research lab calities which show peculiar char spection tour. In the northwestern» Larky, 1200 south Fourth street, near Blue Mountain school house, WHAT DEFENSE DAY IS oratory for the northwest, Earl H. acteristics. In each of these divi part of the county some district, Cottage Grove. a 14-28pd. leave today for home. Mrs. Jess Crawford visited Sun Clapp and T. T. Munger, of Wash sions work will be carried on to work is being done* As they are There has been considerable con FOR SALE—EITHER OF MY day with Mrs. Percy Moody, ington, D. C., were in Lane county determine the best methods of not used by automobiles, the road.-» tention over Defense dny, scheduled Miss Jean Mooney spout a few properties at 1404 east Main during the past week. growing lumber trees on various in that section of the county are street, Cottuge Grove, or 228 north days of last week with her cousin fur September 12, for which reason In an attempt to study the prac- types of land nt various altitudes very narrow and in one place the i C. F. Andrews, Lt. Colonel, re- ticaPSvork of reforestation and per and under different conditions of car could not stay on the grade. Fifteenth street, Corvallis. Will | Agnes Lang at Mount View. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Heath, of i cruiting officer with headquarters take ear and small payment, balance petual supply of timber for the dampness and temperature. The I;, another place a horseman had to at 7% like rent. Hee Brainard & Mount View, spent Sunday with in Portland, hu# issued the follow- United States, the research depart work of this service is to be ex ride back about two hundred yards ing explanation: Coffman or write H. 11. Hr.ett, 228 Mr. und Mrs. Fred Frost. ment of the bureau of forestry, tended to state and private hold t< find a place where he could What Defense day in: Mr. und Mrs. Hurry Castle and north Fifteenth street, Corvallis, under the direction of Mr. Clapp, is ings. pass the car. test of It is an explanation and establishing laboratories in several An advisory committee is to be OrvKon.______________ n!4-s4pd family motored to Yachats to spend iik bilizution plans. On the low pass road the com- plans. These the weeek end. sections of the country. Those in made up of timbermen, state for missioners found 11 miles of road made by the war department for Bona Patten was in Eugene Mon the oast have been established for estry officials and forestry school finished and 13 miles with the day to see his son Homer, who was national defense, citizens have a some time because of the fact that men. grade nearly completed. This will right to know and should know. taken to a hospital there »Saturday. the demand for reforestation is so be ready for use this winter. It is democratic. Enrollment on A seven pound daughter, who Rubber stamps of every kind nt great there. There is one in New FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED bus been mimed Vivian Pearl, was this day is equivalent to saving. England, another in the hike region, The Sentinel livo wire print shop. Others come hero for printing.. sleeping rooms suitable fur teabli Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Percy “I believe in national defense.’’ Maria Gregorlevna, claiming to be n third in the south Apalachians Anything in the printing or allied You are already here. Patronize ers or students, with or without born The primary purpose is to enable Moody. and a fourth in the south. The lines can be secured at or through the daughter of Rasputin, the famous the live wire print shop for every lam rd. Mrs. L. L. Wooley, 39 L Mr. Mrs. Floyd Jones mid our people to visualize tho initial evil genius of the late cxarlna of Rus- fifth will be established at Mis your home live wire print shop. thing in printing. xxx xtrent. aug 14 28p family and motored to Albany and proces# necessary to muster our sla, arrived In Parla recently after ■ forces in the event of a national FOR HALE- AIREDALE I’Ul’H. spent the day with M rs. Jones' emergency and to avoid the danger many tribulations and adventures. She Just the piny mute for that boy. brother Frank Brumbaugh. : or delay should war be i thrust up- claims to be one of the five legitimate Phona 3.________________ uiigl4 28p on us. children of the notorious monk. She MOUNT VIEW. What Defense day i# not: ORDER NOW YOUR TOMATOES, claims to have lived with her father It is sot a mobilization. cucumbers and txitatoes. ('. A. It is not an enrollment for any in Petrograd, and each week he took (Special to Thu Sentinel.) King vegetable ranch, phone IF5. ■ Aug. 18.—-Mr. and Mr#. Win. future war and is not an oblign her to see the czarina. She also telle iiug28 sptllc I I Hand# were in the \lrove on busi- ticn for service anywhere at any of the terrible ordeals after Rasputin's The Ideal Radio Set for Hikers Strange Animal Being Sought Radio Beacon Guides Aviator ■ time. I nv#M Wedne#day. death, when she was Imprisoned with in Heart of Jungle Henry Farkouh, a Brooklyn ama on Hundred-Mile Flight It is not militaristic. Mr. ii nd Mrs. Claude ¿Arne and her brothers and sisters, and event teur, is the designer and buildet of a Deep in the depths of East African I family left last week in their new Guided only by signals spoken over ually sent to Siberia, from where she uovel radio set that should prove jungles, the “Nandi bear,” depicted ii radio beacon, an aviator recently I Overland for a tour of the stute. Hhe was not drowning had made her escape. She hopes to obtain I They expect to «top nt Crater lake. merely lost off her ba by natives as a fere *ious «¡»ccies of flew from Dayton, Ohio, to a point cap some engagement on the Mage, as she I Bend, and other point# in that with her fnlse curls in man-eating hyena wi<h striped skin, is one hundred miles distant, arriving The Is a very talented Kiri and a good I vicinity, then go over the Columbia rescue boatman caine in being sought by sen ùtists. The tales there without mishap and without loe-. dancer. She Is shown wearing the highway to Astoria. her calls for help. “Oh, of frightened villagers and fragment ing his course at any point. In his re . Mrs. Kate Scare, of Cotta go my curls, save them,’’ same costume which she wore while ary reports from hunters indicate that reiver he heard the letters A and T Grove, visited Friday at th»' i Annin piteously. she lived with her father, and with the animal is tiller and much more (-------- ) repeated ever and over. A « da Hear# home. Mrs. Kate Bears “Lady.” replied the boatman which site arrived in Parla powerful than the ordinary hyena. he flew along the correct couree, both returned last i week from a motor modestly, “I am only a life saver, In the last ten years, extensive ex letters werei&qually loud, but the mo trip to Kansas City, Mo., with her not a hair restorer.*’ Many Old People son in-law and daughter, Mr, and plorations have resulted in the dis ment he got off the course to one aids» Mrs. Victor Chapman, Hhe visited Hutchinson, Kane.—Halstead, with Rubber stamps. The Sentinel. tf covery of many new animaR among or the other, one letter became no with her brother, John, whom she a total population of around 1.900. has which the okapi, a large xebni-like ticeably louder than the other not seen since leaving Missouri more than forty residents more than creature, is regarded as the most im showed him which way to turn. Fine ' had more than thirty venrs ago. Mrs. TH’ OLE GROUCH seventy-five years old, the oldest being portant. Smaller animals ar«' con IH ♦ ♦ ♦ Sell Bears after having been through <■ stantly being found and the oid Cottage Built on Autr ninety-three years of age. It is claimed nil the states between her»' and W GO6H, FOLKS the percentage of septuagenarians tn Roman adage, “Out of Africa, ulways Missouri found no place as good as "1 ourists Home Com« w something t new ” is almost daily Oregon. Halstead Is larger than any town in AQOOUD VASPB LET TUE a C proved true, Airs. Jessie Lowry and children Fitted iq>on the chassis of a smal. WANTED FAMILY TO CON Scientists believe how- the state. W.tOf HUM VJU-D OAW AM' tract shaking nnd picking prunes. and Miss Mabel Wright, of Walker, ever, that there are few of the larger touring car, a miniature cottage sup MIGHT AM' TMtkl EXPECT Will pnv fifteen cent# p»'r box. visited Friday evening with Mrs. species that have escaped idtntilica- plies an Iowa contractor; his wife, and M tn . A C Hull, ph.me 37h'5 sip W. D Heath. fcMMPAW* \F TH' K\O6 o^oooooooooooooooooooooooc tian. two children with luxurious quarter« Mrs. J. R Coolev and Minx Eliza« GrtT WTCO THOUBUi w hile on motor tours. Electric lighted • • MARCELLING- \T MY HOME. be th Cooley visited Wednesday Find Home Built of throughout, the hou<e provide« ample 129 8 5th street. For appointment afternoon with Mrs. A Hinnen Bears, ideal for the hiker. It is a three-tube 1*111010 117 R. Mrs 8 \ . Xlhson. s4p Mud 200 Year« Ago protection from dust und min, there ie Lewis Mendsl whs a Cottage receiver, operating on small.batteries Auto Death in F ve y space for a cradle for the baby and' rhilailelplil«.—After weather Grove visitor Saturday. and is complete in all details. The Thirty-Five Minutes WANTED TO RENT. OR MIGHT Mr and Mrs. W. D. Heath spent • • ■ r comforts of home. The front, ing the aunahlne and storm« of instruments are faatened to a cantas- buy, cheap acreage near tow a, some Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Every time the clock rvcor. led window in the roof gives the driver a. perhapa two centuriea. a two- web belt, and each tube has its own improvements. Small payment down, Frost, of Blue Mountain. story house, built of mud from rheostat; a potentiometer is also pro th.rty-five minutes during ‘h«» hut full view of the road ahead and gtaft ensv terms. Jesse Wheeler, motor Addison licKth picnicked nt in the rear nmki*# its possible to see be- route A., Eugene, Ore. a21p ridge Bundnv with Mrs. Jessie foundation to roof, has been vided. The set hns sufficient power to year, a person wm killed on th« h discovered by a bulldin« In operate a loud speaker, and it u said wav# of ihe country, and v,.ch n. aute, hind. I ut rance ia provided by a side Lowrv and family. Ol.D RAOS WANTED MUST HE spector and condemned. that stations as far away as Chicago «proximately three permau» «erv iu- door and one at the rear. The radia- clean, of good *ire and of absorb Close examination of the have been heard on it. The antenna jure«l. delegatee to the conversion of ant material; 5r the pound. Billy LONDON consists of fine wire «own between two the .American road buiMen were told. unique structure, which stands Hall Hcrv ire Stntion, phone 64. canvas sheets so that it may be carried 1 In twelve month# highway accidents at 822 Buttonwood street, re •21 2.4c (Hpeeial to The Hentinel.) claimed a total of 15000 |iv<« umier the shirt or in a pocket. vealed that builders of 2lM) years Miss Orpha Combs was in caui»rd 1.700 COO injuri»*#, • • • FOR SALE TR\I' NEHTH. A vnllis on bnnincHS several day» ago uaed the same methoda of the figures given. Uniform bargain if taken at once. One week. pouring mud into wooden molds Monkey’s Bites Test Money ulation#, eetab!i«hed by brooder, 1000 chick capacity, cheap. 'Several small forest fires as la used t>>day In the construc Owing to the spread of counterfeit strict enforcement of thesr 1.» Hoe J, H, Heard. 322 Second afreet. »turning near here One house tion of modern concrete build coma in Siam, monkeys are being em tematic m«:nir*nancc of romla «»life barn burned at Cedar efivk ing«. ployed in the banks to U-st the spuri mtvty eduotion in school# were urged Tuesday, and a barn on the To the generation« of men. Nowell place burned Thursday. ous currency, it is reported. Installed to cm ever mounting nur women and children that have Quite a number from here behind the counters, monkeys test the fata» In Wisconsin, a r paa—'d It, the honae ha« Mood tended the funeral of Charles Berg »ins between their teeth. If good acei«i< during the past t* irreu at Cottage 1 Grovo, Thursday a« a landmark, but not one of so marks are left on the metal, and was Mid to have proved that : •i aft era oop. noteworthy history. A week, ago 'he coms are thrown into « box at the them occurred on straight road' -U't’’ t'»r fills the srrerned-in "Porch'* wbwi The main drive 1 haa one Huie on hinges so that the an- It was to the paaalug cltUenry animal s aide Should the coins be ly du»» to attempt« of drivers to W. A. Woodard rine can !«■ reached easily. The oot only a house o«i a street, “that's ba<l. the metal bear. viable marks and one another Rulway grade cr. afternoon causing , _ __ , . T-------- "W.|*-<«e wvigta but little more than th- l*en there for many yeare" shat down. is thrown on the floor, later to be Mr and Mr. ftlrln Marlow and swept up and destroyed. «iangrroua | [kruvr> M eff,^ve I Neighborhood News -'s* u. s.