The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 16, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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ankle quite badly playing at school
Friday.
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Mrs. Orval Frazee, of Mosby
WE SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH Creek, visited her mother, Mrs.
est grade typewriters at low Myrtle Pettet, Friday.
prices and on easy terms. We also
handle all makes of adding ma­
chines. Every machine is thor C rossi ng E limination
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Buy
*• machine and pay like rent.
Fery Expensive
Royal Sales Ca., Inc., 500 Oregon
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
tf-sn(2)
For Roads
WANTADS
i
Dairymen Cooperating Tin Can Has Helped
Make America Great
to Sell Cream
Spot Rich in History
During the Revolutionary war
every prominent hill In the vicinity
>f Tarrytown, N. Y., was the scene
of an encounter or a fortification,
says the Detroit News. Maj. John
Andre, the English spy. was cap­
tured In Tarrytown. There Is a
monument
commemorating *thls
event. A little stream nearby Is
called Andre brook, and a large
whitewood, which formerly stood
near the monument, was called
Andre’s tree. In 1777 Vaughan's
troops landed here, and here oc­
curred the capture of the British
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*
by Major Hunt and a force of rol-
unteers.
The town is famous also as the
birthplace and home of Washing-
ton Irving. On the north Is Sleepy
Hollow, where he was buried, and
on the south of the village Is Sun­
nyside, where his bonne still stands.
Tarrytown Is one of the oldest set­
tlements in New York.
The epic of the tin can! Our skill
Dairymen of Oregon seeking a in producing tin plate has devel­
oped
out of our ability to supply
more stable an defficient means
of marketing their cream than the world with American tin cans.
Cans for kerosene, tinned beef, sal­
they noy enjoy, arc showing much mon, California fruits, Hawaiian
interest in the organization of pineapple, Muryland tomatoes
community cream pools, reports
We lead the world In the produc­
C. J. Hurd, college extension tion of canned foods; first, because
specialist in marketing. Such a we have the raw fruits; second, be­
OLD RAGS WANTED—NOTHING
The average cost of eliminating pool is in process of organization cause we are proof against Old-
less than 2 feet square. Must be
World prejudices to tinned foods;
clean and of material thut will ab grade crossings is between $75,000 at Hermiston. Another is being third, because time grows more vsl-
sorb gasoline; old underclothing, and $100,000, according to Railway talked of in Grants Pass.
i liable as we travel from east to
flannels and the like preferred. Can I Age figures made public today.
In speaking before a mass meet west. Is the assertion of a writer In
not use old socks, mercerized or These figures closely follow reports ing of dairymen at Hermiston, Mr. The Nation’s Business. Time means
hard surface goods or small pieces to the Interstate Commerce Com­
nothing to the oriental, and the typ­
of any kind. We want tho best rags mission that grade crossing casu­ Hurd gave what he considered to ical German hausfrnu spends a good
be
tho
necessary
requirements
to
and pay the best price, 5 cents tho alties were greatly reduced in the
part of the day in the kitchen over
the successful organization and her
pound. The Sentinel.
If
pots and pans. The ability to
third quarteY of 1924, due to the operation of such a pool.
Improvise a meal out of tinned
HOUSE FOR SALE—TO BE Re­ intensive safety campaign carried
Binding one year contract» cov- foods answers to the demand for
moved from lot on south Sixth on by the railroads.
ering a daily production of at short cuts in our swift-moving,
There
were
252,507
grade
cross
street. Elbert Bede.
jlOtfp
least 500 pound» of butter fat complex western life.
ings in the United States at the was the first essential. A manager
The era of abbreviation ! ’’Slow,’’
Save two bits by paying cash.
FOR SALE—1924 BAILED CHEAT end of 1921. In 1922, 705 of these
as our forefathers knew the term, Bookkeeping charge of 25c on all
hay.
Cows to freshen soon, crossings were eliminated at a cost should be employed, competent not Is not only out of fashion, but we accounts under $1. Tho Sentinel, x
only to weigh and test the eream shorten the word Itself by 25 per
Kitehen Range and extension table’ of $70,000,000, but 4,337 new cros­
and »ell it to the best advantage, cent. As to the tin can, be It known
Leslie Hull, phone 37F5 f916p(2) sings were created by opening of
but to buy it on the basis of that tin plate Is nothing more than NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE
ON EXECUTION.
paper-thin sheet Iron which our
FOR BALE—FILBERT TREES AT I highways across railways, and so standard grades as well.
The pool should be organized steel companies turn out by the
half price, from 25c to 50c each. there were 3,732 more crossings at
Notice is hereby given that by
Write H. C. Paulson, Mulino, Ore., the end of 1922 than at the end for the purpose of selling tho thousands of square feet. These
sheets are given a bath In molten
or phone lliti-R, Cottage Grove, Ore­ of 1921. As new grade crossings cream wherever it can ho dis- tin and are thus presented to the virtue of an execution and order
gon.
f!2-2«p(T) wore added at an equal rate in posed of to tho best advantage, world under the bright and shining i i of sale issued out of the Circuit
1923, it is estimated that at the subject to the judgment of tho aspect of tin plate. In casting | Court of the State of Oregon for
FORD CAR FOR SALE OR WILL end of 1923 there were 260,000 directors, rather than for delivery about for a container for pre­ ¡ the County of Lane on the 23rd
traile for a cow. Jacob Stabler, grade crossings in tho country.
to any one particular creamery. served and concent rifted foods the day of January, 1925, in an action
liox 23, Walker, Oregon, or phone
The cost of eliminating all the Other things being equal, the local world was smart enough to discover wherein on the 13th day of Feb­
31F11.
Í12 19p grade crossings that existed at creamery doubtless would be fa that Un does not tarnish Ln the air ruary, 1923, in the above entitled
and Is proof against meat, fruit | court, George W. McQueen, plain­
the end of 1923,” says the “Age,”
HOME FOR HALE OR TRADE— “would have been about $19,500,. vored with the business, but the and vegetable acids.
tiff recovered judgment against tho
What have you to offer in part 000,000. If the railways should ossociation should not be bound
. Defendant, Oregon and Ohio Mines
payment on my 8* room two-family make this huge capital expenditure to any one outlet.
Keep
Potential
Line
I Corp., a corporation, for the sum
The final provision necessary
house on Washington street, (first they would be entitled to earn an
Intact in Odd Way of $4,000.00, with interest thereon
house east of the old burned annual return of 5 per cent upon to success is that a small amount
at the rate of 6 per cent per an­
foundry.) 3 lots and garage, there it, or $1,122,000,000. Compared with be deducted from the sale price
Respect for one's elders la a
num from the 11th day of April,
to
pay
operating
expenses
and
praiseworthy
custom,
which,
never-
are two complete 4-room flat», this huge increase in capital cost,
I 1922, and the further sum of
2 Het» of plumbing, etc., renting the saving that grade crossing create a reserve to enable the . thelesa, may be carried too far, ob­
now for $3(X per month. Go out elimination would make in operat­ dairymen, if necessary in the fu­ serves J. D. Newsoiu In Adventure. $660,19 with interest thereon at
I On Raga, In the New Hebrides, It the rate of 6 per cent per annum
an<l look the house over and make ing expenses would be utterly ture, to buy and operate a cooper­ lias become quite bad form to let
from January 1, 1923, and tho fur­
ative
creamery.
me i an offer; will take $250 down trifling. Therefore, practically the
one's parents die. Of course, It is ther sum of $15.60 costs and dis-
and $35 or $40 per month includ- entire resulting increase in railway
rather difficult to keep them alive
If they fall out of a tree and break bursements, which judgment was
ing interost at 7%. Might take costs would have to be met by
Cedars School to Give their necks, or meet a shark while enrolled and docketed in the offiee
a light car as part payment or
advances in freight and passenger
they are swimming about In mid- of the Clerk of said court in said
other property ns part pay; any- rates.
ocean,
and extreme old age la also county on the 14th day of Febru­
Program
Feb.
21
thing you have just submit it to
“Tho railways are now making
responsible for many casualties.
ary, 1923, and said execution and
me. Frank Kinney, 9 east Seventh
Even
so, the respected parent order of sale to me directed com
capital expenditures of about $1,-
street, Eugene, Ore.
fl2-23p(2)
The
following
program
will
be
must
not
die;
he
must,
on
the
con
­
000,000,000 annually to enable them
manding mo in the name of tho
trary, live more vitally than ever,
EGGS FOR HATCHING, 75c FOR to handle increased business nnd given at the “Cedars” school, 2 and the practical-minded Indigenes State of Oregon, in order to satisfy
Nutting of 15. Hollywood strain reduce operating costs. To elim­ miles west of Cottage Grove, on have found a perfectly simple solu­ said judgment, interest, costs anti
White Leghorn». Rooster» aro from inate all the grade crossings that Saturday evening, February 21, tion of this awkward problem. disbursements, and the costs and
They go to the next village or expenses of and upon this writ
250 strain. D. A. E h I ch , phone existed at tho end of 1923 would beginning about 7:45.
Instrumental music; opening ad­ neighboring islund and buy a child to sell the following described real
30F21.
fl2p require tho investment of another
$1,000,000,000 annually for 19 years. dress; dialogue—Friday Afternoon of the desired sex, whom they adopt property, to-wit:
FOR EXCHANGE—7 PASSENGER If new grade crossings continued Compositions; recitation—Something —as their father, mother or grand­
One quartz mill, including inclos­
Chandler car for small house und to be opened as fast as they were Better; song—We’ll Stand by the parent, as the case may require. ing the same and all tools, ma­
The
child
Is
given
the
deceased's
lot or vacant lots. J. A. Allen, in 1922 there would still be, at Flag; dialogue—The Way to Wynd­ name, rank and precedence. He Is chinery, implements and appliances
box 548, city.
f!219p(2) the end of tho 19 years, 84,340 ham; song—Japanese Drigg Song; treated with every mark of respect connected therewith or appertain­
reading—Arthur Takes Elocution; formerly accorded the real relative ing thereto, together with the land
grade crossings.”
Tho “Age” points out that in recitation—Crow’s Egg; recitation —at least when the occasion calla upon which the same is situated,
and particularly described as fol-
1923 the total number of persons —Wishin’; song—Our Flag Shall for ceremony.
This makes for astonishing cou­
killed in automobile accidents at Not Fall; recitation—Dixio Kid; fusion among relatives, and It dre w lows:
Spelling
Lesson;
Being situated about three quar-
grade crossings was only ten per dialogue—The
from one visitor w ho came from
cent of the totnl number killed in recitation—The Reason Why; song another Island, the scornful com- ters of a mile Northeast of the
—
Marching
Song;
dialogue
—
A
all automobile aeeidents. In other
ment :
Annie Mining Claim, in the Bo­
“Itaga! Oh, that Is the place hemia Mining District, in Lane
words it is proposed that the rail­ Neighborly Call; reading—An As­
ways, to reduce automobile acci­ piring Dishwasher; drill—Flower where they marry their grand* County, state of Oregon, and com­
mencing at a location notice at a
dents, raise a billion dollars annu­ Drill; instrumental music; dialogue daughters I"
FOR SALE TIMBER A GOOD ally for 19 years, tho investment —Making a Cake; song—Japanese
stake about 3-4 of a mile northeast
Salesbooks
for
merchants
—
The
track of yellow
fir, of which would have no effect Love Song;
dialogue—Feminine
of the said Annie Mining Claim,
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codar and land.
and upon 90 per cent of tho nutomobile Bravery; reading—Grandma’s Pho­ Sontinel.
and running in a Northerly direc­
convenient,
Cull
Ash accidents that occur.
tograph Album; and Flag Drill.
tion 239 and 3-8 feet, thence East­
avenue.
After the program the baskets
erly 478 and 3-8 feet, thence
nnd pies will be auctioned, the
Southerly 478 and 3-8 feet, thence
proceeds to lie used for play ground
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Pictures Here apparatus.
Get Back Your Health as Oth­ Westerly 478 and 3-8 feet and
thence Northeasterly 239 and 3-8
er Cottage Grove Folks
On February 24
feet to the place of beginning,
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I
Have Done.
containing five acres more or less
SAGINAW
Too many people suffer lame, and known at tho Noonday Mill
Tho pictures taken by the state Road Levy Will Come
backs, distressing kidney Site; also the Tramway leading
aching
game
commission
showing
various
(Hpecial to The Sentinel.)
'Under
'Pax
Limit
disorders
anil rheumatic aches and from said Quartz Mill to said An­
Feb. IB—Mrs. C. C. Moody vis­ phases of wild life in Oregon and
pnins. Often this is due to faulty nie Mine, now situated upon land
the
activities
of
the
game
depart
­
ited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Roxy
The market road levy fixed by kidney action and there’s danger of the Noonday Mining Co., all
ment "ill be shown in the Arcade
Montieth, near Dorena Thursday.
the Lane countv court this year of hardened arteries, dropsy, gravel
theater
February
24
according
to
Mrs. Harry Cotter was in Eu
Don’t let
plans made by th<» Lion’s club will also come under tho six per or Bright’s disease.
gone Friday.
cent tar limit law, according to weak kidneys wear you out. Use
F. T. Benwton and Harry Cotter ami Rod and Gun club of the city. reports among county officii*I.«. Dis­ Doan’s Pills before it is too late!
were business visitors in Eugene There will be no admission charged. trict attorney John 8. Medley Doan's are a stimulant diuretic j
The work carried on in the fish
Thursday.
made a trip to Salem Wednesday to the kidneys,
Doan ’s have It — rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf­
A few of the young people gave hatcheries is shown in detail in to consult with the attorney-gen­ helped thousands.
They should ness caused by Catarrh.
SoId by dr.gguti for <rrtr 40 yyn
Evelyn Benston a surprise Thurs­ these films, Animals of the Oregon eral in regard to the matter.
one
of many
Here
is
help
you.
day evening in honor of her six woods and fields are also shown
F.
J.
CHENEY
& CO., Toledo, Ohio
•Members
of
the
county court Cottage Grove eases:
teenth birthday anniversary. The in their native haunts and the have predicted that Judge Skip-
M.
Kebebeck,
Birch
Mrs.
photography
is
regarded
as un usu­
party was nt the Lowell Houston
worth would amend his decision Sts., says: “I was subject to
home and was spent with playing ally good by those who have aci'i» given Wednesday in the case of ney weakness for a long time
the films.
gnines and a taffy pull.
Hawley and Boyd against the and never found anything that
Howard Moody and George Con
county and include the market helped me until I began using
i
ley have gone to Rujnda where
Three thousand people read The road fund in it.
Don n 'a Pills. I used Doan’s Oc- With or without selling experi­
they have work.
Sentinel each week,
What have
Just exactly what effect as to cnnsionnlly and they keep me free I ence. This day will be the turn­
Gladvi Kirkendall »Drained an you to tell this vast throng!
ing point in your career if von
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tho amount of money to bo raised from nil kidney ailments.”
CHICKS’IT
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER,! answer this ' ad.
for the market roads this decision
DRESSES xomething absolutely
Mrs.
Kebebeck
said:
“
I
always
would
have,
tho
county
officials
new
—
not
sold
in
stores.
Retail
HOW CHICAGO
were not prepared to state.
recommend Donate for they put I at $5.50 and they sell on sight.
Girls who never sold anything
my kidneys in good order.”
in their lives before are earning
Price 60c, at all dealers. Pon’t
J. W SEARS GOES TO SALEM
from $8 to $25 per day—no
FOR X RAY EXAMINATION simply nsk for a kidney remedy—{ collecting or delivering—your
money paid each day. Write for
get Dona's Pills—the same that
selling plans. Chicknit Dress Co.,
J W. Sears was in Cottage Grove Mrs. Kebebeck had. Foster-Milburn ■ 302 Couch Bldg., Portland, Ore,
fl6 23c
Monday for the first time since Co., Mfrs. Buffalo^ N. Y,
in the Bohemia Mining District, filed their Final Account in the
matter of said estate in the County
in Lane County, State of Oregon.
Now therefore in the name of I Court of the State of Oregon for
the State of Oregon, in compliance Lane County; and that Tuesday
with said execition ami order of the 17th day of February, 1925, at
sale and in order to satisfy said the hour of 10 o’clock in the fore
judgment, interest costs and dis­ noon of said day in the County
bursements and the costs and ex­ Court Room in the County Court
pensea of and upon this writ, 1 House at Eugene, Lane County,
will on Saturday the 7th day of Oregon, has been fixed is the time
March, 1925, at the hour of one and place by the said Court, for
o ’clock in the afternoon of said the hearing of objections to said
day, at the southwest front <1 oot Final Account and Final Settle­
of the County Court House, in Eq­ ment of said estate. Any and
gene, Lane County, Oregon, offer all objections to said Final Account
for »ale and roll for cash, at pub and Final Settlement of said estate
lie auction, subject to redemption must be filed with the Clerk of
as provided bv law, all of tho said Court on or before the said
right, title nnd interest of said de-1 date of hearing.
fendaat, Oregon and Ohio Mines | Dated and first published this
Corp., a corporation, or any other. 19th day of January, 1925. 1
GRACIE A CONNER
person or persons claiming by,,
AND JAMES O. HUFF,
through or under them, or cither of i
them in and to the above described | Executrix and Executor of the
Last Will and Testament of
attached property.
Walter P. Huff, deceased.
FRANK E. TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Lane, County, i Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney for
estate.
jl9-f!6c
Oregon.
f2m2c(M;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
killed
If speed! nu
Chicago 'i
he was thrown from a wagon last
August 27 and sustained injuries
to his hack. He ami Mrs. Sears
went to Salem the first of the
week to have an X ray examination
made to determine more definitely
th»» extent of the injury from which
he is suffering.
Heirs has not recovered from the
injury as rapidly as was expected
and it was determined thnt a
more thorough examination be
mn<le. Ho is a well known miner
of the Bohemia district nnd has
been n resident of this vicinity i
for 30 yearn, John Coffman has
been associated with him in the
A utile mine.
Uberai
••My dear,” remarked the
husband, • • .lid you ask the
msn why there is never any
ns our milk!**
•‘Yes, darling, and he rxp'ained
quite satisfactorily. I think that
is a great credit to him.
•‘What did he anyf ”
“That he alwava fills the jug
so full there is no room for cream.”
New York World.
"Beilo Daddy - doni ■
forati my'Wri^ys
si
p *
yoor pocket when
you ¿o home to­
nchi
Ohm thè yoondei
WOOD
Any Kind
Any Time
PRICES RIGHT
Terms: Cosh
Quimby Bros.
Phone 1244.
J22fl*p2
VEAL
POULTRY
EGGS
CAPONS
HOGS
PAGE A SON
PORTLAND. OREGON
J. A. RHOADS
Proprietor
FURNITURE MOVING
AND STORAGE
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
il
Coal! Coal!
Get you winter coal from
Chestnut Transfer.
Rock Spring’s Utah coal by
sack or ton.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that
Gracie A. Conner and James C.
Huff, Executrix and Executor of
the Last Will and Testament of
Walter P. Huff, deceased, have r
T mperia T t
W e
CHESTNUT
TRANSFER
Long distance hauling, piano
moving a specialty.
Any time—any where
Chestnut Transfer
•^ Barber Shop
Company
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
(Across street from 8. P. depot)
BOB, Curl and
D ye Hair
Barber work in general ;
special attention to children.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
STORAGE AND GENERAL
TRANSFER
Office phone 6,
Residence phone 155-L
i
630 Main P
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WOMEN
City Transfer Co.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offiee at Roseburg, Oregon,
February 10, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that
George M. Ham, of R. F. D. 2,
Creswell, Oregon, who, on March
10, 1922 made Homestead entry, No
014337, for NE% NE», Section 21,
Township 19 S, Range 4 West,
Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three
year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commissioner,
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 25th
day of March, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Sutton, Thomas Moxley,
Arthur Kerr, all of Creswell, Ore­
gon, and Robert Wills, of Eugene,
Oregon.
non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
fl2ml2c(2)
Register.
WHY SUFFER SO?
Hall’s Catarrh
Medicine
r
«
HARDWARE
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