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COTTAGE PROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, DECEMBER fi, 1924 PAGE FOUR dottane (firove Sentinel Mondays end Thursdays ...Publishers Bede & Smith.... ____ Editor Elbert Bede....... A first class publication entered at Cottage Grove as second-class matter Business Office...... ...55 North Sixth SUBSCRIPTION KATES By mail (Cash in advance) I Three months .30 Ono I ; ycar....$2.75 . . • Six months.. 1.50 | 1 One month— .50 BY CARRIER .$ .30 Ono month......................... . 1.10 Four months, in advance. 1.60 Six months, in advance... . 3.00 One year, in advance...... Member of National Editorial Association Oregon State Editorial Association Oregon Newspaper Conference DON'T BADGEE WALTER The people recently demonstrated that they have confidence in the republican party, but members of that party should not bocome ob sessed with the idea that a mandate has been given them to hector the state’s democratic governor. The carrying through of the program, seriously proposed by some, to ask the approaching legis lature to shear Oovernor I’icrce of somo of his appointive power and to hector him by giving no atten tion to legislation proposed by him would bJ utter folly. A majority of the voters turned Walter <• 'wn flat in the recent election. They gave the republican party a majority on the board oi control. This indicated, beyond any possibility of doubt, that they are dissatisfied with the political game Walter haH been playing in the the handling of patronage and they have given the republicans control of all state institutions through a majority on tho board of control. That majority may safely carry out their ideas in tho conduct of these institutions. They would not be fair to themselves—they would not be fair to thoso who elected them —did they not do so, but to take this action by the voters as a mandate to hector the governor would be a sad mistake. Not only would hectoring the governor be going beyond instrue- tions from tho people, but such notion would make the governor a martyr in the eyes of many, Tho governor will hurt himself more, if left to follow his own sweet will, than any legislative notion could hurt him. The governor was elected by n tremendous majority two years ago. Tho Hentinel did not support has filed his final account in the him. The Sentinel said ho would matter of tho said estate in the prove a di »appoint me nt to those i County Court of the State of Ore who put him in offiee. Such has gon for Lane County; and that proved to be the cane, The gov- i Tuesday, the 30th day of December, ernor has deserted those who ele- 1924, at the hour of 10 o’clock in vated him to high position, He tho forenoon of said day at the has given no recognition to the j County Court room in the Court fact that thousands of republican house in Eugene, Lane County, votes were given to him, that with I State of Oregon, has been fixed as out them he could not have been , the time and place by the said (•looted. He has been unable to I Court for the hearing of objections find a republican qualified to hold to said Final Account and Final the smallest remunerative office, Settlement of said estate. Any and Tho »Sentinel expected nothing nil objections to said account and else, but the fact remains that he the final settlement of said es was elected by a tremendous ma tate must be filed with the Clerk jority. That majority is respon of this Court on or before the sible for his acts, not the said date of hearing. legislature. Leave the governor Dated and first published alone until a majority again speaks. 24th day of November, 1924. WORTH HARVEY, Wo have nn idea that when thnt Executor of the last will and time comes Walter will be invited to return to his bald-faced calves. Testament of Smith Bailey, De He ought to welcome such an ceased. opportunity. The calves like him. Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney for Executor. n24-d22(M) He feeds them well and that is all they ask, but you can’t give a hungry democrat enough time at NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. the political pie counter to satisfy him, nor is there any way to Department of the Interior, U. S. stop the criticism of hungry re Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, publicans who want to displace j November 26, 1924. tho democrats at the pie counter, Notice is hereby given that especially when a public official Julis T. Blalack, of Oakridge, gives such opportunity for criti Oregon, who, on July 10, , 1920, made Additional Homestead Entry, cism as Walter has given. swj, Lot 8; Leave Walter alone. He is the No. 012917, for governor of a great state, elected N% SW>4, Lot 8; and 8W% by a great majority. Let the ma NW14, Lot 8; Section 13, Town- jority who elected him be respon ship 21 South, Range 2 East, Wil sible for him. Possibly his election lamette Meridian, has filed notice was a mistake, but no greater a of intention to make three year mistake than it would be for those Proof, to establish claim to the who didn’t put him there to badger land aboven described, before E. (). him during the approaching legis Immel, U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on the 13th day lative session. of January, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: Representative Caraway of Ar William T. Minnick, David Min kansas said of a man who had failed: “He was doomed to nick, Allen Riner, all of Oakridge, fail. His life has been, in fact, Oregon; Henry Skinner, of Spring (non coal; nothing but a series of failures. I field, Oregon. HAMILL A. CANADAY, “The first chapter of this series d4-jl(2) Register. began in an insurance office where he obtained his first job, that of NOTICE AGAINST STOCK RUN office boy. He had only just NING AT LARGE IN BRUM begun on this job when his boss BAUGH PRECINCT. looked up from an important letter It appearing from the abstract one morning and said irritably: ‘Don’t whistle at your work, boy.’ of votes cast at the regular Gen •I ain’t workin,’ he answered; I’m eral Election for Lane County, Oregon, held November 4th, 1924, only just whistlin’.” as made and declared by the Of ficial Canvassing Board for said Salesbooks. The Sentinel, x Election, that tho total number of votes east in Brumbaugh Pre NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE cinct in said County, on the ques MENT. tion “For and Against Stock Run ning at Large” was and is 109 Notice is hereby given that votes, and that of said vote« 49 Worth llnrvey, Executor of the votes were cast for stock running at estate of »Smith Bailey, deceased, large, ami 60 votes were cast I against stock running at large, and that thero was therefore a majority of 11 rotes against stock running at large in said precinct Notiee is hereby given that after sixty days from the date of this notice, to-wit on and after the 25th day of January, 1925, it shall be unlawful for stock to run nt large in said Brumbaugh Precinct, under penalty of ten dollars ($10.00) for the first offense, and twenty dol lars ($20.00) for each and every subsequent offense to be recovered from the owner of the stock in a civil action in the name of the State of Oregon, before a justice of the Peace of the District in which such owner or keeper or either of them may reside, and if there be no such Justice of the Peace in such district then before any Justice of the Peace in the County, and it shall be the duty of eaeh constable in any Justice of the Peace District, and of each road supervisor in any road dis trict to enforce the provisions of this Aet, and such penalty shall be for the benefit of, and when collected, paid into the common school fund of County which such action ia brought, with in sixty days after such animal is proved to be at large. 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