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thought he could dispose of in the not depressed by thee fact that he jand 51 links, thence South 89 d» land Eugenia L. Mclnturff, hi*
j is the only democratic membeg of I greee and 59 minutes West, 21 , wife, H. 8. Mejnturff, Bank of
proattit "sluggish market.
the house. He gets about as much chain" and 76 links and thence , Cottage Grove, a corporation, Dora
• • •
Monday* and Thursday»
I
Milt Miller, perpetual candidate 1 real pleasure out of a session as South 42 chains and 50 links, thence J. DeVere and C. O. DeVere, he
Publishers j
Bud« & Smith...
any oi them and more than mOBt of i East 37 chains and 65 links and husband, J. W. McCoy and Lane
for
the
democratic
nomination
for
....... Editor
Elbert Bede------
United States senator, has been them. Despite the fact that he is thence North 42 chains and 50 County, a Municipal corporation,
A first-class publication entered at about the lobby holding a con one of the quietest members of the {links to the place of beginning, eon- I and all persons claiming by,
Cottage Grove as second-class matter ■ ference with Governor Walt to lower body, he has the record for j taining 159.20 acres in Lane Coun- I through or under them or any or
' decide who shall be the candidate the introduction of resolutions upon j ty, State of Oregon, and also the either of them in and to said !
Business Office.-..._65 North Sixth
»
<
¡against Stanfield two years hence. facetious subjects. Joe Singer, tho : Lots numbered 7 and 8 of Section premises.
veteran if not venerable, sergeant- 132 in Tp. 21, S. R. 3 West, con
Milt
eouln
’
t
look
any
more
sena
FRANK E. TAYLOR,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
I torially sanctified even had he been at-arms is tile object of most of taining 16% acres in Lane County,
Sheriff of Lane Coun
By mail (C**h in advance)
State
of
Oregon.
hunter
’
s
little
jokers.
The
latest
One year....$2.75 | Three months .80 successful in his aspirations to try
jl-29c(T)
ty, Oregon.
Said sale will be made for cash,
month*.. 1.50 | One 1 month.
— .50
Six months..
—th.....
50 his pulchritudinous presence upon I resolution by Hunter upon the us
ual subject requested the sergeunt- subject to a mortgage for $2250.00
the Washington solons.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
,
* BY CARRIER
1 at-arms to remain prayerfully on upon said property now held by the
• • •
I
.$ .30
One i month.
the
job
over
the
recent
week
end
State
Land
Board
of
the
State
of
. 1.10
Bill Strayer, who is proud of
Four month*, in advance.
In the County Court of the State
to
watch
the
probing
of
Prohibition
Oregon,
and
subject
to
confirmation
. 1.60 being a democrat, pulled a good
Six months, in advance...
of Oregon, for Lane County, in
. 3.00 one yesterday.
He told one of i Officer Cleaver and to make cer- by said County Court.
One year, in advance......
the Matter of the Estate of Otto
Offers will be received by the
tho feminine clerks of tho session 1 tain that nothing was left on
Michel, deceased:
Member of
that he had just been reading a Monday morn to terrify the legis- administrator at the office of Botts
Notice is hereby given that the
National Editorial Association
|
lators.
Whether
or
not
Joe
re-
&
Winslow,
Attorneys
at
Law,
terrible nows item. * * What was
undersigned has been duly appoint
Oregon State Editorial Association
|
rnained
on
the
job,
nothing
of
a
Tillamook Oregon, from and after
itf” she anxiously inquired. 44 Why
ed administrator of the estate of
Oregon Newspaper Conference
it says in the report of Sunday’s ¡terrifying nature was found hero thn date named.
Otto Michel, deceased, by the Coun
Dated thia 20 day of January,
weather that the wind blew up the 1 this morning.
ty Court of the State of Oregon
n-------------- ------------ ------- «? I Willamette. I suppose that next
1925.
All persons
for Lane County,
The
total
eclipse
of
the
sun,
due
ALFRED
REYNOLDS,
I it will be blowing up the legis for iSaturday,
having claims against the said
Saturday,
means
nothing
to
Administrator of the
lature.
Bill isn’t a dyed-in-thc
estate are hereby requested to
legislative assembly, which has
named Estate.
j22f!9c
n — -
° wool democrat—because there is no | , tho
present the same, duly verified,
wool where the wool ought to grow. been enjoying eclipses and every
within six months from the date
By ELBERT BEDE.
thing else in the state for the past
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE hereof to the undersigned, or to
I 10 days—not excepting Governor
STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Ore.,
Representative Kilham lost $380
ON EXECUTION IN
M. F. Rice, attorney for adminis-
Jan. 20—(Special.)—State Market
i Walt and his famous bald-faced
in a robbery at Portland Saturday
FORECLOSURE.
trator, as his office in the Masonic
I
calves.
Fow
legislators
will
s<*c
Agent Spence has arrived at the night, when tho office of the Kil
Building in Roseburg, Douglas
' the eclipse, which starts at sun-
session, something he usually does ham Stationery
company was en
Notice is hereby given that by County, Oregon.
nothing else but biennially, lie still ternd. Before that he had believed | rise.
virtue of an execution and order
Dated this 22nd day of Jnnuarv, '
. . .
carries his head high anil located
the newspaper stories to the effect
of sale in foreclosure issued out
at tho usual place on top of his that all the thieves were at Salem. 1 Representative Settlemier of Mar- of the Circuit Court of Lane 1925.
O. F. MICHEL, Administrator, '
ion, is accustomed to getting what
shoulders, despite the introduction
of the Estate of Otto Michel, j
he wants when ho wants it. H» County, Oregon, on the 24th day
of bills in both house and senate
Those who read newspaper ac notified Sergeant-at-arms Singer of December, 1924, in a suit whpre-
deceased.
j22f!9p(T)
providing for his decapitation. The
counts of what is going on under today that he would expect an in on the 23rd day of December,
farmer members are opposing the
the big dome at Salem should nsh tray at his desk, a fresh box 1924, in said court Fred Ernst,
state market agent’s office and the
bear in mind that because a bill of matches always on hand and plaintiff,
recovered
judgment
general opinion here scorns to be is introduced it does
not follow a fresh cigar each morning. With agains the defendants, D. N. Mc-
thut the office has merely provided
that it is to become law. Some in a few minutes the cigar and Inturff and Eugenia L. Mclnturff
the governor with another cog for
readers get tho idea that a bill matches were provided, tho latter for the sum of $700.00 with interest Then the Advice of This Cottage
his machine, with no resultant
that gets notice has become the at the expense of the state and thereon at 7 per cent per annum
Grove Resident Will In
benefits to the people who pay
terest You.
law of the land, whilo the facts tho cigar pfobably at the expense from April 20th, 1923 until paid
the letter writing, La Follctto-boost-
are that many bills haven’t as 1 of some lobbyist who had gotten and the further sum of $100.00
ing market agent’s salary of $275
much chance of becoming law as j the idea that the speaker and attorney’s fees and the costs and Does your back ache night and day;
the month. Anyway Spence is a
Hinder work; destroy rest?
tho tallow-logged eat had of mak president were merely Singer’s mes disbursements herein in the sum of Are you tortured with stabbing pains
pleasant fellow to have around
ing a safe journey through the senger boys.
$35.50, which judgment was en When you stoop, lift or bendl
tho lobbies, provided he is oppos steam-heated place down below.
rolled and docketed in the Clerk’s Then likely your kidneys are weak.!
ing what you want, which he
Representative Potter, of Lane, office in said Court in said County More troubles may soon appear.
usually is.
Senator Fred Fisk is the William I has gotten the best of a boil that on the 23rd day of December, 1924, Headaches, dizziness, nervousness; |
• • •
Jennings Bryan of tho senate—
and said execution to me directed Or uric acid and its ilia.
* ‘ A message from the governor,” with reservations. Fisk is of the had been bothering him for n week
Help your weakened kidneys with aj
commanding me in the name of stimulant
and
is
now
wearing
a
collar
and
diuretic.
announced
tho presiding officer
i
santo political faith, has much the assuming legislative dignity.
So the State of Oregon, in order to Use Doan’s Pills.
‘ ‘ What now I ’ ’ asked a new mem same regard for grape juice nnd
satisfy said judgment, Interest, at. Read this Oottage Grove testimony:
bor. ‘‘Has he a curtain lecture the resemblance to the the groat far that is about all ho has found
torney’s fees, costs of suit and
Mrs. Alta Hart, 742 8. First St.,
for u*1”
“The governor has commoner is remarkable; which to assume.
accruing costs to sell the following says: “I had kidney complaint and
• • •
signed house bill No.32, ” the rend isn’t saying much for tho pulchri
my back ached and pained. I felt
The most frequent question asked described real property, to-wit:
ing clerk iinnouncod, and tho new tude of either. Tho reservations
Beginning at a point 19.99 chains dull and run down and my kidneys I
jin
the
legislative
halls
in,
“
When
didn’t act right. A friend recoin- i
member gave forth a great sigh are mostly nlong the oratorical line.
Wife Worse Than Expected.
j is somebody going to start some- South of the Northwest corner of mended Doan’s PillB so I used them, j
of relief.
the Jacob Kline Smith Donation
Fink
is
pot
a
foronsic
senator
and
thingl
”
The
answer
usually
in,
• • *
Doan
’
*
were
just
what
I
needed,
as
,
A
darky who had recently mar
is partly responsible for the short “I don’t know,” but it in plain Land Claim No. 76, thence running they helped me by relieving the I ried was asked by the fapner for
A collier, the dictionary says, is sosnionn of the present session.
East 25.96 chains, thence south 9.63 backaches and other symptoms of
that the session will be in full chains, thence West 25.96 chains,
whom he worked, how he and his
a bearer of burdens.
However,
• • •
kidney trouble.’’
swing before the end of the week
Mandy were getting along.
Representative Collier, of Klamath,
Members of tho legislature are and that all proposed legislation thence North 9.63 chains to the 1 Price 60c, • at all dealers. Don’t
plaee of beginning containing simply ask for a kidney remedy—
“Not very well, boss. The fact
formerly of Eugene, says he, so far worrying about Governor Pierce’s
us possible, is going to let the bald-faced calve». He didn’t men- will bo in the hopper or will be twenty-five acres of land more or get Doan’s Pills—the same that. is Mandy and me, wo’ve done
less, all in the northwest quarter Mrs. Hart had. Foster-Milburn Co., pa’hted.”
¡known to be forthcoming.
other follows do the worrying.
tion them in his biennial message
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of section 31, township 20, south Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
• • •
“PartedI” exclaimed the farmer.
and they have received no con-
Ike Patterson, former senator, of range three west of Willamette
M. 11. Anderson, Cottage Grove "¡deration by the ways and meruit'
formejr chairman of tho ways and Meridian in Lane county, State of
timber dealer, was hero today slz committee.
The live wire print shop is al
mean committee, now dirt farmer Oregon.
• • •
ing up the timber of tho two
Now, therefore, in the name of ways ready to help in the prep I
nnd chairman of the state republi
houses but found nothing that ho
Representative A. R. Hunter is can committee, has been a frequent the State of Oregon, in compliance aration of advertising and printing
copy.
Our experience may be
visitor in the lobbies. He denies with said execution and order of worth something to you.
xxx
having gubernatorial or senatorial sale and in order to satisfy said
aspirations, but his manner of de judgment, interest, attorney’s fees,
nial suggests that his feelings have costs of suit and accruing costs,
I not been seriously injured by t|kc I will oa Saturday the 31st day
of January, 1925, at the hour of
suggestion.
• • •
one o’clock in the afternoon of
Kap Kubli, former speaker, is said day, at the southwest front
Any Kind Any Time
»
here today—just to look things door of the County Court House
Friday, Jan. 23—“THE I Sabatini’s greatest romance.
over, ho says. He believes that in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,
PRICES
RIGHT
FIGIl’llNG AMERICAN.” Ailmission 25 and 50 cents.
Speaker Burdick is doing as well offer for sale and sell for cash,
Terms Cash
featuring Pat O’Malley and
as ho did and probably would at publie auction, subject to re
Mary Astor. Talk about Tuesday, Jan. 27—“OPEN
make as successful a senatorial demption as provided by law, all
romance, thrills, adventure! ALL NIGHT” with Viola
candidate.
of the right, title and interest of
This picture is just packed Dana. Jetta Goudal, Adolphe
Phone 124-L
j22fl9p2
with all three.
Comedy Menjou and Raymond Grif
The joint ways nnd means com said defendants, D. N. Mclnturff
fith. A fast stepping story
and Felix the Cat.
mittee and roads and highway com
of the wide open places of
mittee hold their first aeMuonc
SatgrAiy, .Inn 24 -Bob Uns Paris. And a comedy.
tonight, an<l the session may now
ter in. “F I, A SHIN (I
be considered as fairly on its way.
SPURS.”
A
western Wednesday, Jan. 28—Jack
These committees will have the
story of crooks who try to Hoxie in “FIGHTING
hardest grinds of any one of the
steal from a mine. Ami a FURY.” A strong West
session. Outside of appropriations,
coiuet ly.
ern drama, chuck full of
nothing of moro importance than
i breath taking thrills, sus
Sun. Mon. Jan. 25 - 26 — pense, combined with beau
highway legislation has appeared.
Cottagi
Sentinel
Legislative Sidelights
HAVE YOU
A BAD BACK?
“Why, you were just married. You
know, Sam, you can’t leave Mandy.
She’s you. wife and you took her
for better or worse.”
“That’s just it, boss,” said
“I shore did tell that pahson
I took that gal for better or
But, boss, da gal is wus’n I
her to be.”
Sam.
that
wus.
took
ONLY
-ARCADE Theatre
8 Days More
WOOD
WEEKLY PROGRAM
OUR
REMOVAL
SALE
Quimby Bros.
This sale has been more of a success than
we had expected and we are going to give
the public some more real bargains the
remaining 8 days.
• THE SEA HAWK” with
Milton Sills and a suup port-
ing east including Enid 1 Ben-
nett. Loyd Hughes, Wallace
Beery and 3,00(1 players.
Dramatic in intensity, stp-
pendous in settings—a main-
moth production.
Refuel
the
tiful love story. And a
. comedy.
Thursday, Jan 29—“SELL
'EM COWBOY,” with Diek
Hatton. Marilyn Mills and
Yakima Cnnut.
Comedy
and International News.
"WINCHESTER stork
COMPANY
Ox West, former governor, is
here today—and it is certain that
he is not here for the amusement
of the thing. It is taken for grant
ed that he would not We averse to
having the legislature take some
action towards the continued guar
antee of interest on the bonds of
the north unit, for which he is
the legal representative. Oa had
an even more turbulent time when
he was governor than Walt is hav
ing now. Both are democrats, and
democrats seem to have a penchant
for turbulent times.
—
Paper Hanger
Wanted
But will he nrwwfr the adver
tisement in the spring when
outside contracting can be
done—nor eould he be expect
ed to. Engage him now
the interior work
and
choice from
wall paper
DARBY & LISTON
Quality ” ^Servia
THE
"WINCHESTER
Removal Sale
You H ill Find All Goods Reduced in Price.
Come and Look Them Over!
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.
I
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In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Tillamook County.
In tho Matter of the Estate of
Naomi E. Thompson, formerly Nao
mi E. Reynolds, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that tho
undornigned, administrator of the
above named Estate, by authority
of an order of the County Court
of Tillamook County, Oregon, fro*”.
and after the 2nd day of February,
1925, shall proceed to sell at pri I
vate sale, the following described
real property. situated in Lane
County, State of Oregon. to-wit:
Donation Land Claim Nntifi
cation, 771 being demgnnted as
Claim No. 57 being part of Section
32. in Township 21, 8, R
3
West and Claim No. 38 being part
of Section 3, in Township 22. S R.
3 W ost, of W. M . being bousded
and lejwrilHMl as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point 21 chains
and SO links North and 1» chains
and 70 links West from the South
east corner of Section 12. in Town ,
"hip 21 South of Rango 3 and
running thence West fifteen chains
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One lot ladies’ dresses, $12.50 value $8.50
One lot girl»’ wool serge dresses, $4.50
value, for,.— ......-.........._________ —... $2.98
Dress ginghams, 35c values, yard for..?..80c
Dress ginghams, 30c value, yard for. 25c
Dress ginghams. 25c value, yard for . 20c
Light and dark percales, good value, a
yard...........................
22c
Sheeting 9-4 unbleached. 69c value, a
yard....... i______ .................. ..... .„.... 60c
36-inch unbleached sheeting, good value,
a yard
.... ..........
:____ 16 and 18c
36-inch bleached sheeting, a yard..x.......
18c, 20c, 25c and 30c
Sheeting 9-4 bleached, 69c value, yard 60c
Toweling bleached and unbleached a yard I
„.................... 1........ ... ....... 25 and 30c
Outing flannels, light and dark colors,
25c value, a yard
...................
18c
One lot of sweaters, $6.50 value
$3.49
One lot of ladies’ aprons . .........
98c
One lot of ladies’ gingham aprons.. $1.25
One lot of ladies' silk hose
..69c
One lot of ladies' cotton hose.............. 25c
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Some more picnic hams
at ......................... .............. ........................................
Spuds, Yakima Netted Gem. These are a real
value. Come and see them, per cwt.................
Fig bars, fresh stock,
2 pounds for ...
Vinegar in quart fruit jars
(jars included) ............
Peanut butter in pint fruit jars
(jar included) ..........
Pencil tablets (one lot)
2 tablets for
Pineapple, No. 2 can
(medium grade)
P. S Hominy
(per can)...............
Canvas gloves
per pair__ ___ _____ _
Jelly per glass
any flavor
.......
50c can K. C. baking powder
for ...................
Bulk wash powder
3 pounds for....................
15c signet hand paste
for _______________
Apples per
bushel _____ __
__
90c
35c
18c
30c
5c
19c
15c
20c
10c
40c
25c
10c
50c
We have many more genuine bargains
for you. Come in and look them over.
i« Trask’s Cash Grocery
Where your cash buys more