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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1924)
COTTAGE GROVE SEXTIXELL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 30, 1924 PAGE SIX FORMER EDITOR DISCUSSES PRESIDENCY. dred uion in the »date of Oregon, whose names I could ¡mediately — I suggest, democrats and republicans,' (Concluded from page 4.) j as well fitted and infinitely safer I able, unsafe and a menace to for the American form of govern- American government—and who of ment than I«aFollette. ■ us are not Americans! j Tbe American people, both native : When a man assails and would born and naturalized, need neither rend asunder the constitution of' soap box orator, political upstart i the United States—an instrument nor political renegade to tell them ' recognized throughout all the world to shelve the constitution of the * as a masterpiece of government— | United States. That instrument is 1 my journey with him ends. I am : tho base of every governmental! no traitor. The American people success that has passed into the want neither traitor nor deserter history of our country. It is the i for president. most perfect balance wheel that I have had one or two personal! ,nan h<is drafted. We have lived meetings with Mr. LaFollette and : under it, in marked success, in pur- have listened to him do all the suit of our ?wn business and our talking. He is a pleasant gentle own happincM, nationally and in- mnn to meet. He is a man of dividually, since long before this . some brilliancy of parts. He is j Wisconsin agitator first saw light ' also, and always has been, a radical , °f day. speaker and actor, playing to the i LaFollette mad a ten-strike , gallery and its gods. I dare say! some twenty odd years ago in his I ho has impressed few men in the own state, and Wisconsin’s enthu se voral walks of life with thought | siasm for a native son resulted in j of his alleged greatness and fitness j LaFollette f thinking that he was | for national honors. ! destined to become a great national In my opinion we have an bun- i (Conclmlml at fool ni,x*l column.) WALTER P. CHRYSLER'S SUCH A PLEASANT S U R B R I S E ! REALLY, MILS. HOUSEWIFE, YOU NEVER KNOW TILL YOU TRY IIOW EASY IT IS TO MAKE BREAD. MY. HOW THE FAMILY ENJOYS IT TOO, SOWHOLESOME AND THAT NUTTY, OLD-FASHIONED TASTE. TRY MAK ING SOME TODAY, BUT BE SURE YOU USE The choice quality of your bread, rolls, biscuits, cakes, pies, etc., when you use FEATHERFLAKE flour will' truly surprise you. It’s different but costs no more than ordinary flour. TRY A SACK TODAY TRAFFIC TALKS HAZARDS IN HANDLING GASOLINE The Bureau of Mines of the Department of the Interior has published an instructive and valuable booklet entitled, “Hazards in Handling Gasoline.* It can be had from the Government Printing Office at Washington for five cents. The booklet covers the relation of properties of gasoline and of gasoline vapor to inflammability, precautions in handling gasoline, general asphyxia* tlon by exhaust gases, gasoline fires caused by filtering gasoline through chamois skin, extinguishing liquid fires, use of foam or a frothy mixture ta put out fires, etc. No open lights, flame, nor any moving machine* or belt capable of produc ing a spark shoe ’ be allowed in a room where gasoline is being used. PHILADELPHIA SETS EXAMPLE Cities which are becoming discouraged because of increasing traffic con gestion should take a look at Philadelphia where a pathway has been plowed through a mass of masonry. The Quaker City has created a great parkway that connects her outermost sections with the heart of the munici pality, demolishing 2,000 structures that stood ucross the path of her progress. content with merely creating this parkway beginning 150 feet wide i at Not the City Hall, then gradually expanding to 600 feet, and extending more i than a mile, Philadelphia has made provision for protecting it. No building i may be erected within 200 feet of this parkway which does not conform to its character, no letter legible from it may be placed on any structure without the approval of the Park Commission, no roof sign may be erected. CARBON MONOXIDE In a booklet published by The Bureau of Mines of the Department of the Interior entitled, “Vitiation of Garage Air by Automobile Ex haust Gases” it is stressed that auto mobile engines frequently run in garages for considerable periods of time, and the exhaust gases unless removed by proper ventilation may make the atmosphere of the garage unsafe. Running an engine in a garage is particularly hazardous in winter when the weather is too cold for keeping doors and windows open. In tests made by the authors, parage ¿dr was rendered poisonous After motor cars have traveled after nn automobile engine had been East and West and the signal is given running 15 minutes. for cars to move North and Sonth, An automobile engine should not pedestrians at P should be allowed to be run in a small garage unless the cross the street before cars C are per doors and windows are wide open. mitted to turn to travel East. Per Copies of this booklet may be ob mitting cars to turn before pedes tained from the Government Printing trians can cross is irritating and Office in Washington for five cents. pedestrians have * just complaint. Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the city of Cottage Grove, I/ine County, Oregon, that a meeting of the tax levying board of said city will bo held in the council chamber of the City Hall on the 24th I day of November, 1924, at the hour of 8:00 p. in. of said day, for the I purpose of giving any person, subject to the tax levy hereinafter pro- ¡posed, an opportunity to be heard in favor of or against said tax levy. Following is the total amount of lax money proposed to be expended by said city during the year 1925, and also of the probable receipts during tho year, and the tax proposed to be levied: GENERAL FUND Mayor and Council; salaries, 7, $12 each.......................... $ 84.00 Auditing, $75, Budget expense, $50............................. _...... 125.00 Legal dept.: Salary city attorney........................................ 240.00 Health dept.: Salary health officer.................................... 120.00 Water rent, fountains, etc................................................ 50.00 Quarantine and miscl.............. 30.00 Police dept.: Salaries, marshal, $1800; night police, $1200; special police, $200; misel. expenses, $50...................... 3,250.00 Fire protection: Pay of firemen...... -...................................... 300.00 Equipment; new, $300; maintenance and repair, $50.... 350.00 Hydrants, water plant, reservoir and supply mains.__ 750.00 Recorder: Salary ....... 900.00 Postage, stationery, supplies and misel. expenses..... . 200.00 Street lighting ............................... -.................................... —2,000.00 Advertising and printing....................................................... 125.00 Sewer fund, loan......................... „............ -.... \................... 500.00 Elections ...............................................-........................... —— 50.00 Buildings: maintenance and repair. ................................... 25.00 Rest room rent.................. 300.00 It With P i i n t e r’s ink . ir i >- » . Women’s pure silk thread hose. Our regular $1.25 value, special a pair....... 98c Pork ami beans, large size can, 9 cans for................ 98c Large white dinner plates, special for.......................... 98c Children’» gingham dresses, size 4, 6, 8, 10, each....... 98c 2-ounce balls, 4-fold knitting yarn, 3 balls for............ 98c ■ Wido silk ribbon, all colors, 40c, 50c values, 3 yards,.. 98a Largo size, thick, heavy, fancy weave bat.h towels— pink, blue, gold. Regular Special 5 for.................... 98c Women’s light-weight union suits, 65c, 75c values, two suits for.......... . .................. 98c Total (general expense) to be raised hr tnxntior EMERGENCY FUND General withdrawals ............. Safety and Service Under Government Supervision Totals (general withdrawals) to Totals all tax funds E i mated raccipts ....... I m * $8,050.00 2,050.00 $0,550.00 White beans, medium size, 12 pounds for.....................98c Minco li.cat in bulk, 6 pounds for................ —98c One lot brown beans, 16 pounds for....................... 98c ARE YOU A GOOD GUESSER ? Men’s and lioys’ wool caps, new pattern, each............98c A Year’s Supply Women’s felt house slippers. Colors: Oxford, rose, copcn, lavender, American beauty green, a pair....... .......98c M n’s led and blue hand kerchiefs, 24x24 size, nine for................................. 98c Ono lot children’s regular 35c, 40c, 45c stockings, three pairs for............................ 98c Yard-wide bleacheel muslin, good quality, 6 yards...... 98c Boy’s knicken- trousers, sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, special a pair..................................98c Children’s blue denim cover alls, $1.25 value, special... 98c Finest cotton batts (12- ouncc) American brand, reg ular 45c grade, special 3 for............................. -.......98c ico and South America, It is said to be still unknown to most fishermen. Many expert anglers in the resorts of Lower California have reported the loss of their tackle after a struggle $ flOO.OO „^.$1,301^.00 $1,300.00 $27,574.00 . .3,000.00 Amount to be raised bv taxation ....... $24,574.00 Budget o<Hum*ttoe: J. H. Chambers. Neloon Durham, A. W. HelliwcR, with this fi-h. «o-callsd because of C. J. K'-m, George McQueen, C L Stevens R. E Walker, Elbert fV’de. Andrew Brand. Worth Hnrvev. Geo. O. Knowles, R L Markin. Roy E. the grotesque api-enranoe given it bf Short, A. W. Swanson. o30 nd I a long fin on the back. Fancy 12c head rice, 11 pounds for........................ 98c Mazola in gallon cans, $1.25 size, special each............... 98c (40 Packages) Men’s seamless rockford cotton socks, 6 pairs for..98c Economy jar lids, 4 doz .98c Xo. 2'/2 size cans tomatoes, solid pack, 5 cans for..... 98c KING’S WASHING POWDER Men’s regular $1.25 all-wool, 16-inch socks, special pr. 98c Our regular $1.15 broom, firn- green straw, special. 98c SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY of ..... «............ $ 000.00 raised by taxation Surprise Specials 36-inch heavy weight outing flannels, 5 yards...-........... 98c a Total bond and warrant interest fund to be -raised by taxation $3,800.00 STREET FUND Fighting Rooster Fish Is Caught Street, alley and sidewalks: off the Mexican Coast Maintenance and repair, material and supplies $700. labor $*00 . ..... 4^41,500.00 Rarely caught, and then only after Cleaning, sweeping streets............... ..... 450.00 a temfle battle, tho rooster fuft fa Cartage and hauling, including “cleanup” .... .... 200.00 described tu- sporUsnen who have en Water, construction work, sprinkling, flushing, etc. 000.00 countered it as one of the moet beauti Street improvement (new work and intercat on warrant») 4,500.00 ful and finest game fish to be found Machinery, maintenance and repair of same ....... 250.00 anywhere. Because it roams only in Engineering .... «..... 150.00 the waters off the west ooast of Mex Payment of warrant indebtedness. ..... I.IMMI.OO Total street fund to be raiaed bv taxation .......... LIBRARY FUND General expense ......................... The First National BanK of Cottage Grove, Ore. Regular 20c can Nedgo brand peas, 6 cans forr....98c figure. From that day" until this he has been trying to make us dear jtoople believe it. The years that come and go have a tendency to wear men down both in body and mind. LaFollette has not escaped this wearing down proeess, and now, having told this same old ■ ‘ »elf praise ’ ’ story for so many years, he actually believes it him self; but I doubt if he esn make tho people who have the interest of the American government at heart believe it on November 4. Of many things I have road about President Coolidge this is one that has brought him near to Total general fund................................................ -......... $9999.00 me and ha» gained for him my Estimated receipts, general fund.......................................... 1,000.00 vote. Just before he was elected to the sice presidency, he and his Total general fund to be raised by taxation............................ $8,999.00 good wife »at down one evening SEWER FUND to figure over their possible income, Maintenance and repair; labor and services.................... $ 75.00 that they might determine if they Material and supplies .......................... 50.00 could afford a Ford touring car. Water for construction, flushing etc........... 100.00 When a man etiters into that kind Interest and sinking fund................................................. 3,000.00 of partnership with his wife, he bears the earmarks of being fit to Totals sewer fund to be raised bv taxation............-..... _..... $3,225.00 be president of the United States, BOND \ND WARRANT INTEREST FUND and his wife is fit to be the first Bond interest (general funding bonds)............ $1,810.00 ladv of the land. Warrant interest (general fund and street fund warrant») 1.990.00 C. J. HOWARD. Total street fund.... .................... Estimated receipts stn'M fund ....................... «............... The Old Brick Shanty at the Corner of Sixth and Main Streets 42-ineh bleached pillow tub ing, 3 yards...................... 98c Black and colored sateen petticoats, each................ 98c NOTICE OF TAX LEVYING BOARD MEETING, CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON, NOVEMBER 24, 1924. Say Here are a host of surprise specials which are an added induce ment for you to come to the store this week to take advantage of the extra savings and also to see the new things in every part of the store—something new every selling day—prices always reasonable—come today. One lot women’s white waists, values to $2.25, each priced at............................ 98c One lot wool dress goods, 36 to 44 inches wide, yard.. 98c on a display ledge above our grocery department is a pile of King’s Washing Machine powder in pack ages. To the person guessing nearest the num ber of packages in the pile, will bo given 49 packages free—if there should bo a tic the num ber of free packages will be equally divided among the successful guessed»-- All guesses are free—no requirement-—one guess to each person. Record your guess in the grocery de partment. Saturday Monday Tuesday THl QÜAtlTY lTû*f *{**■<•< Ono lot yard-wide silks, fashionable colors, yard....98t $1.00 worth of toilet and laundry soap, including a 50c shopping basket, all complete for.... . ................ 98c Good mixed candy, assorted kinds, 6l/i> pounds for..... 98c Ono lot of dolls, open and shut eyes, each................... 98c Pearline washing powder, largo packages, 4 for...... .98c Seafoam washing powder, largo packages, 4 for....... 98c Philco Batteries We have them for your radio as well as your car There’s Nothing Better for Either and you economize when you buy the best Beaulieu & Harrel Buick Repair Shop Chevrolet If you saw it first you saw it in The Sentinel