The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 15, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925
PAGE FIVE
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Miss Loretta Miller, who was a
Mra. Lewis Booker was dismissed
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Knights of Pythias Plan
■ from a Eugene hospital Tuesday.
Frank Lloyd was admitted to a C. A. Bartell, returned yesterday
to Send Delegates
I Eugene hospital for treatment the to her home in Salem. .
I
Carpenters who are preparing
first of the week.
to Albany
quarters for a tailor shop to be
Powell’s pasteurized milk is opened next week by Max Swartz
pure milk.
tf
A number of local men will at-
Mrs. Effie St. Clair has been have practically completed their
Some philosopher "has said that life is a store, where you
tend the meeting of Knights of
, earing for Mrs. Marvin Smith who work.
can have anything on the shelves that you can reach
The success of & bank and the
A medium sized closed 6-cylinder Pythias lodges of District No. 4,
> has been quite ill and unable to be
v
and pay for.
safety of the funds entrusted
up for a week. She is able to be ear with balloon tires for only | comprising the towns of Albany,
to it depend upon a judicious
| out of bed now, however, and is $1070 delivered here. It’s an Ess­ Eugene, Corvallis, Lebanon,' 8cio, I
administration of its affairs.
I
Brownsville,
Cottage
Grove
and
To-
ex
coach.
Nelson
sells
them.
I rapidly recovering.
Every
officer of The First
1
ledo.
This
semi
annual
convention
Dean Eric W. Allen of the Uni-
I Shelby Teeters from The Dalles
OLD
National
Bank is a practical
will
be
held
at
the
Pythian
Teuiple
versity
of
Oregon
School
of
Jour
is visiting with his mother, Mrs.
banker of life-long experi­
R
Anna Teeters. He arrived Monday nalism passed through Cottage i at Albany, Saturday evening, Janu
ence.
You can buy it easily on the installment plan by opening ) night for a visit of several days. Grove Wednesday forenoon. He is ary 24, according to the decision
E
making arrangements for the gath’ I of District Deputy Grand Chancel-
Its
Directors are all well
an account here while the New Year is young and paying
See Scholl and see your ering of the Oregon State editorial I lor W. H. Hall, of Evergreen lodge
L
known
men selected for their
in some small sum regularly.
money longer.
(t) association which will meet on tho of Toledo.
business ability and financial
I
Mrs. O. -O. Veatch who under* university campus in March.
At a meeting of the Cottage
standing.
“Start the New Year With a
went an operation at a Portland
A
The lot on the corner of Whita Grovo lodge to be held next Tues-
The strength of this bank lies
Growing Bank Account”
hospital Tuesday morning is re­
B
ker avenuo and north ' Seventh day evening delegates to the Al­
not alone in its large capital,
covering according to word received
street which was owned by Mrs. bany convention will be selected.
surplus and resources, but in
here. Mrs. Roy Short and Mrs.
L
Orrin Robinson has been sold to
Invitations havo been sent to
the character and financial
Joe Smith, daughters of Mrs.
the Lane county oil company, Eu­ Grand Chancellor Jay H. Upton,
E
responsibility of the men
Veatch, with other members of
gene. The deal was made through Grand keeper of Records and Seals
who conduct its affairs.
A Strong Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
the family were in Portland. All Hall & Lang.
W. G. Gleeson to be present and
except Mrs. Short returned Wed­
they have also been asked to ad­
nesday.
dress the convention. Other digni­
The Methodist church is holding
’ percent tax limitation it was neces-
taries of the Grand Lodge of Ore
Refused
to
“
Fall
”
for
i sary to reduce the $30,000 budgeted two weeks of cottage prayer meet­
gon will be present, including Past
Bishop’s Second Scheme j Grand Chancellors, M. F. Hardesty,
for the Eugene-Florence highway ings in preparation for evangelistic
to $20,000. Twenty thousand dol- services which will begin Sunday,
A western minister tells a story, [J. A. Finseth, W. J. H. Clark and
John Kerr, of Blue Mountain, is lars will be spent on the McKenzie January 25, and continue for three according
to the Kansas City Star, J. W. Barret.
improving
from
a
severe
of Cottage Grove
slowly
weeks.
showing how a bishop, accosted in
highway by the county.
Prior to the opening of the con­
case of the lagrippe.
Goff, the shoe doctor, is well a Chicago street by a neat but vention a banquet will be served
Dr.
H.
W.
Titus,
Cottage
Grove
a
Mrs. Eugene Oard and daughter
established in his new location and hungry stranger, derlsed profit | to ail members of the order. The
Margaret, who have been here since dentist, will read a paper on is ready to handle shoe repairing from the encounter.
“Modified Alveolectony ’ ’ at the
Now the bishop took a fancy to club rooms of the Albany lodge
October with Mrs. Oard’s mother,
the needy one, took him to a hotel will bo open to all Knights and
meeting of the Southern Willamette of any description.
leave
to-
Mrs. J. E. Tate, plan to
Walter Walker from Grants Pass and shared a good dinner with him. friends Saturday afternoon and K. of P. Install New Men Discharged From
Dental association to be held in
morrow for their home in Swift Eugene Saturday evening.
with his brother Jack Walker from Yet having left his episcopal wal- ■ evening.
let In the pocket of a different
Guard Company
Current, Sask., Canada.
Officers for Year
Canada visited Tuesday at the home episcopal
Jacket, he suddenly faced
Ray
Nelson,
auto
electrician,
of W. E. Burkett.
Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall left this
the
embarrassment
of
not
having
morning for Eugene to be with her Ninth and Main streets.
Tho following men havo received
On Tuesday
the wherewithal to pay for the Birds’ Sense of Duty
I dinner.
The University of Oregon desires r
daughter, Miss Katharine, who is
discharges from company “D“,
Helped Out Sportsmen
“Never mind,” exclaimed the
suffering from neuritis. Miss Men­ information as to the location of
At u meeting of the Knights of 186th Infantry: 1st Sgt. Philip S.
guest, “I have enjoyed dining with
A fresh variety of an old yarn Pythias lodge Tuesday evening new Bukowski, Sgt. Wilbur A. Spray,
denhall is a teacher in the Eugene graves of ex-service men who were
you, and I shall be charmed to pay which may be familiar to sport»
schools but has been unable to former students of the institution
St. Harold A. Whitlock, Sgt. Hen­
the price. Allow me.’’
and who lost their lives in the
men crops up In an Irish corre- officers for the year were installed
attend school this week.
And the stranger paid for the sgiondeat's letter to the London with Judge H. J. Shinn, Al Church­ ry Hubbell, Sgt. Robert Conner,
World War. This information should
Mrs. M. V. Weldon is visiting bo given cither to Carl Onthank,
two. This worried the prelate, who Field In the following form:
ill, Chas. A. VanDenburg and Harry Corp. Bert L. Hatch, Corp. Ivan O.
insisted:
in Drain with her mother, Mrs. executive secretaary, or to Colin
“One of our party amuses us Metcalf as installing officers. The Sams, Corp. Eston A Porter and
“Juzt let me ’ call a taxi and j with a tall story, classical In the new officers are W. E. Lebow, 1st class Private Wesley F. Portor.
M. J. Craig, and her grandmother, V. Dyment, dean of the college of
we’ll run up to my place, where 1 ! district, viz., how he was coming
Those reenlisting are Philip 8.
Mrs. Mary Mattoone.
Have Purchased the
literature science and the arts.
shall have the pleasure of reimburs­ up to shoot on the moor one morn­ C. C.; Charles Shanda, V. C.; H. J. Bukowski, Wilbur A. Spray, Harold
Shinn,
prelate;
C.
H.
Boslaugh,
M.
of
Shelby Teeters, who was visiting
ing
you.
But
the
stranger
met
the
ing In winter, all by himself, and
Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter.
A. Whitlock, Honry Hubbell and
Doolittle & Carlile
suggestion with:
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Tee­
saw sitting on the wall a grouse. w.; W. W. O’Brien, K. of 8. & R-; Ivan O. Sams.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
W.
White
ac
­
“
See
here,
old
man
!
You
’
ve
Now, us has been observed, he W. L. Hubbell, I, M. of F.; H. J.
ters, returning this morning to his
WOOD
BUSINESS
companied Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
stuck ine for a bully dinner, but was all alone, no witnesses, shoot­ Shinn, M. of E.; C. A. Cooley, M.
home in The Dalles.
hanged if I am going to let you ing for the pot and game was at A.; E. A. Heaton, I. G.; E. R.
Harris, of Eugene, this morning to
and
can
deliver
immediately
Postgraduate Course
Beware of unclean milk. California on a short motor trip.
stick me for a taxi fare!"
scarce. Therefore, contrary to all Wiese, O ,G. After the installation
GOOD WOOD
Customer—You charge more for
rules of sportsmanship, lie fired
Buy Powell’s pasteurized milk The band is practicing two and
more
than
70
persons
attended
the
a woman's hair than a
and play safe.
tf three nights a week in preparation
at reasonable prices
Ebony Mentioned in Bible at the sitting bird, but when the banquet. Speakers were: O. M. cutting
man's. How come?
of hlB black-powder car­
Word has been received here for the concert on February 12. The
The deep black heartwood, which smoke
Barber—We barbers have had to
cleared away, there the Kom, Frank Dickson, Harry Met­
from California that the baby of average attendance at these prac­
Is most highly prized In a number tridge had
still was, sitting on the calf and others, a largo cake baked learn an entire new line of con­
Phone Us Your Needs
of trees of the ebony family. Is men-1 grouse
Mrs. Margaret Motter is slowly re­ tice meetings is about 18, although
wall.
So lie fired at It again, by Mrs. Charles Cooley having the versation for you ladles.
tloned in the Bible In Ezekiel 27:15, same
covering from a serious illness. The there are 25 or 26 musicians inter­
result; he expended 12 initials F. C. & B. in colored icing
In
connection
with
Ivory,
probably
Motters were former residents here ested in the bapd. The city hall
still the bird re­
People’s Cash Market.
on account of their value and o! ! cartridges,
on the wall. 'Well,' be says, was raffled off, and won by O. M. Will run a meat delivery From
but Mrs. Motter left here shortly is being used as a meeting place,
their contrasting colors. Ebony, mained
Kem.
turning to us, T thought the bird
after the death of her husband, part of the time.
was once supposed to grow In th« was bewitched; so I walked up
Cottage Grove to London every
1
"
.
Elmer Motter.
ground
"without
root
or
leaves,
”
Monday and Friday. Will have
Miss Nellie Snelling from Lake­ and to It were ascribed many mirac­ to It, and it flew away, and I went
Galloway writes insurance.
a variety of fresh and cured meats
Roderick Kerr, , of Blue Moun-
view is visiting her cousins Lincoln ulous powers. The chief source ol on quite bewildered and, would
Joe
Miller
alias
Joe
Neilson
and
you believe It, on the further side
each trip, as well as cheese, butter,
tain, returned I Sunday from a
“Find” on the Farm
the ebony wood Is the Island ol of the wall I picked up 12 dead
Harold Rulbiface are sought by and Harvey Taylor.
week’s business trip to Portland.
The city kid was roaming about pickles and any thing else carried
Ceylon,
where
huge
logs
of
the
pur«
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Woodson
the poliee on the charge of beat-
grouse.
You see, there were 18
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, and ing a board bill at the Central and John Wanker motored to Port­ heartwood are cut and hauled to in the covey sheltered under the In the country when he came upon in stock at the shop. Fresh fish
a dozen or so empty condensed on Fridays.
two children of Oregon City, are hotel. The two left Cottage Grove land Monday to meet J. E. Wanker, the coast. For Interior decoration! wall, and the one I first fired on milk
cans He yelled to his com­ We will fill phone orders •ent in
and
furniture
ebony
has
been
suDer-
guests at the John Kerr home at and started south Wednesday morn overseer of O. W. Woodson’s Medi­
was the sentry on the lookout panions :
seded
by
rosewood
and
mahogany
for danger, and when he fell the
Blue Mountain.
“Hey, fellers, come here quick I the day before delivery.
ing. The driver of the stage from cal Lake stock farm, who brought but for cabinet work It Is still wide­ next took his place, and so on.’ '*
I've
found a cow’s nest 1“—Farm Prices are the same as in tho
Fuller Brushes sold by G. B. Roseburg reported seeing two men a car load of cattle to Portland. ly employed, being exported from
jl2-29e
shop.
and
Fireside.
Arnest, phone 124-J. jl2-26p near Drain who answered the de­ The Woodsons and Mr. Wanker Madagascar, Jamaica, India and
Lott Her Lunch
Egypt.
A
species
of
the
ebony
tre«
accompanied
returned
Wednesday
scription
of
these
two,
but
so
far
Aver Ishmael ,fell 20 feet from
When I was seventeen I weighed
which Is used as a veneer alsc
the flume at the Bohemia Lumber officers have not found them, by Mrs. Woodson ’» sister, Mra. grows In the southern United nearly 200 pounds. I had been in­
company sawmill Tuesday and frac­ although messages have been sent H. H. Harmes.
States.—Washington Star.
vlted to a picnic and had been
Nelson has some extraordinary
tured his hip. He was taken to a to all the principal towns.
asked to furnish two fried chlck-
ens.
I boarded a street car so
Eugene hospital for treatment.
Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter. values in used cars. Some of these
Modern Noah’s Ark
crowded that standing room was
Due to repair work on the power
Barro
Colorado island
John Keating Jr., was fined $10 are very late models.
wai: at u premium.
lines electricity was turned off over by Justice of the Peace Homer
Mrs. Louis Beeker who under­ formed when the valleys about 11 j The conductor called a street,
the southern part of the city for Galloway Tuesday for breaking the went an operation for appendicitis were flooded by the Impounding | anil a large passenger with two
several hours this forenoon. Be­ speed limit, while driving on the in Eugene about two weeks ago waters of the Chagres river to form suitcases center-rushed through
lake, says the Detroit Newa i the crowd just Inside the en­
cause the electric fan which forces streets.
returned home yesterday and is Gatun
It resembles Noah's ark in thal ■ trance. When the pressure was di­
getting
along
nicely.
the heat over tho high school
there gathered as the waters ros« minished a veritable rein of fried
F. M. Delp was recently fined
building would not work it was $50 and costs for operating a car
Bernard Waite from Ashland was nearly every form of animal Ilf« chicken began.
First the drum­
necessary to dismiss school in that ! while intoxicated by Justice of visiting Tuesday with William In the vicinity, seeking escape from i stick went past, then the wings,
at
the rising flood.
building from ten o’clock until I Peace Joe Young.
I was too embarrassed to speak.
Heck. The two are old friends.
-
l*_only..t7° Tlle’ When” all the 'chicken' had grav-
one.
and
Lincoln
Streets, Eugene, Ore.
Third
Mr. «and Mrs. Lincoln Taylor from
Frank Perchin, who was fined
the Panama
river.
It has .-----
been itated to the floor I edged
away
.
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Ray Nelson for Radio Sup­ $500 and sentenced to serve six were visitors in Eugene tho first found to harbor amphibians of new as If to disclaim any previous own­
Sale Starts at 11 a. m. Sharp
and strange habits as yet unstud­ ership.
plies.
months in the county jail after of the week.
ied
and
Innumerable
species
of
In
My embarrassment reached Its
W. W. O’Brien left Sunday for being captured by officers in an
sects never described, as well ai climax, however, when a motherly
Walla Walla, Wash., where he will exciting chase near here, has given
many strange and exotic plants looking woman said: “Oh, look I
Consisting of well matched teams of heavy logging
be under the care of doctors of the notice that he will appeal the case
numbering 2,000 or more.
II The poor fat girl has lost her
horses, farm horses and teams of all sizes and ages.
to the circuit court. Perchin con­
U. 8. Veterans bureau.
abounds with anteaters, sloths, ar lunch.”—Rehoboth Sunday Her­
madlllos,
peccaries,
tapir,
agoutis
This
bunch of stock is in good order, gentle and well
ducted
his
own
defense
in
the
ald.
Mrs. Georgia Shepherd was a
coatis, the ocelot, the jaguar, many
justice court in Eugene.
to work. Most all young, blocky built and heavy
broke
visitor in Eugene Wednesday.
I will open a tailoring
species of bat, monkeys of varlour
Regrowing
Forests
of the Shire and Percheron breed.
boned
W. D. Landess arrived from Port­
kinds and the famous black howl-
shop upstairs in Lawson
Human hands never touch
The regrowth of timber provided
era.
land Wednesday for a visit of a Powell’s pasteurized milk.
building, over Smith &
tf
I for In the national forests where :
week or ten days with his parents,
Short’s, about fore part
Mrs. Dwight King and Mrs.
the original stand of timber is cut I
Mr. and Mrs. William Landess.
of
week.
New
work
;
also
Lawrence Monteith who underwent
Blind People’s Sente
About 10 wagons 2>/2 to 3*^-inch. New nnd second
and removed varies with the forest I
repair work. '
| types involved.
In ninny forest
No chance for dirt or germs major operations at a Eugene hos­
hand harness of all descriptions.
of
Touch
Gets
Tired
types the regrowth Is present tn the j
in Powell’s pasteurized pital recently are resting easily.
Touch, the second sense the blind form of seedlings or supllngs at the
Don't forget the date—
milk.
tf Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stowe from
turn to (after hearing), has been : time that the overstore of old and
Seattle
are
visiting
Mrs.
Stowe
’
s
Lane county will have $40,000
Where j
perhaps most In the spotlight, but I mature timber Is removed
with which to match state road sister, Mrs. Robert Cooley.
at the aame time eaally the moat this is not the case carefully select­
From '
overrated of all the senses they ed trees are left standing
funds in 1925 according to County
Harris Ellsworth, .lumberman, was
Have you had a ride in the new 1 utilise. First of all. It has a fa­ i these trees come the seed that de- |
Judge C. P. Barnard. In order to a business visitor in Eugene Tues-
generates
the
area.
In
the
case
of i
Essex coach? Many "have and are [ tigue factor second only to smell, Douglas flr on the Pacific coast,
bring the levy down to the six
as tsctlle reading. Its most con­
J. K GREER, Auctioneer.
much pleased. See Nelson for dem- spicuous application, demonstrates. seed Is stored up of such quantities
onstration any time.
•
In
the
duff
on
the
ground
that
t(je
Apparently, It should be as easy
Mr«. Joe Tubbs, who has been to read lines of embossed charac­ best results are obtained by cut­
ters
with the finger tips as It Is ting the area clean and depending
visiting with her daughter Mrs.
of printed characters with the on this stored seed supply for re­
C. W. Handy, expects to leave for lines
In some cases It Is
eye, once the slphaltet Is mustered. generation.
her home in Portland Friday. “
...
u ■ U ‘ f |t u not. Touch
simply tlrw necessary to plant after cutting In
| She arrived in Cottage Grove last out.
order to insure a second crop with­
Saturday
In ^y own case (and I have been in r reasonable time.
Employee of the J. C. Penney reading by touch 18 years), says
McGee Adams in the At­
The Too-Perfect Woman
. company store have chosen “The Charles
lantic Monthly, two hours Is the ex­
—for—
“MUlicent did not make life easy.
Foremost “ as the name for their treme limit tor continuous reading,
She meant to damnably well; there
club which will meet on the first and long before that the end or­ are
moments when It drives one to
Monday of each month. BuMineiM gans are so Irritated and there Is hysteria to find all one’s buttons
: matters will be discuMed by thifl such a general restlessness that it on, and sll one’s socks darned; 1
Is mast difficult to ,-rocsed.
organization.
couldn't discover n vice in Mllllcent,
The general usef ilness of touch
V. 8. Goff has moved his shoe Is also limited by ths fact that It even In the linen cupboard. Mllll­
was a woman who lived In
hospital from Main street to south Is a motor sense; by which I mean cent
fetters, she had reduced her life
Sixth street, just behind the First that the fingers must be moved over and mind to a sort of switchboard
National Bank. He is fully estab­ the surface of an object. Instead of so magnificently organized that one
lished and ready to handle shoe merely brought In ontset with It, only I ad to press buttons to get
tf an Impression Is to result. Many perfect life, food with enough pro
repairing of any kind.
of the r seeing allow they are not told In It, dinner-parties where tbs
John Barker made a business aware of
_ when
___
___
of thia
they simply couples were properly sorted, dona­
trip to Springfield Tuesday fore­ place the hand of s blind person on tions to hospitals that would
an object.
noon.
eventually lead one to knight­
Reach, too, sets sharply defined hood.”—From “The Triumph of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Arthur, re­
bounds
to
touch's
perspective,
often
Gallio
’’ by W. L. George.
turned yesterday to Portland, after resulting in a war;>*d or fragmen
spending a few days here at the tary concept ot an object, as Kip­
Not So Tough
! N. J. Nelson Jr. home and with ling's story of the six blind men
HU Wife—Hadn't we better have
' Mrs. Raymond Grube.
•ud the elephant aptly illustrates.
Mra. J. W Donivan, of Portland, It Is quite Impracticable to touch the auperintendent for dinner to­
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
who was visiting at the home of many objects such as moving ma­ morrow?
PHONE 4«
Her
Huiiband
(absently)—1
chinery. hot metal or live wires.
her couria, Mrs. H. W Tita«, re- St
all—which restricts the ese- would much rather have roast beef,
. turned home yesterday.
,
tuhMaa of the senes MUI furtAer. my dear.
You Can Buy Anything
You Want ,
MANAGEMENT
Bank
with
the
Do You Want $1,000 or $10,000
or More?
BANK of COTTAGE GROVE
Víales
of the Town « i
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National Bank
QUIMBY
BROTHERS
39F-12—29F-13
BIG AUCTION
SALE
Tuesday, January 20, 1925 •
About 50 Head of Horses
TAILOR
Wagons and Harness
MAX
SCHWARTZ
January 20
CHAS. TAYLOR, Owner
3
GROCERY
SPECIALS
Choice Chops
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Oranges (small)
Three dozen for
Tomatoes (Cottage Grove)
1
Unlabeled_______ ________ IOC
Mixed nuts
Per pound__
A tasty, yet most substantial
and satisfying dinner for
today is to be found in some
of the chops we offer. Let
us fill your phone order for
those you prefer.
Smith - Short Grocery
Quality Market
15c