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i ottaqr «tort J»mtinrl •'SErJ tZ'Z
Court of the State of Oregon, in
Lane Ccunty, appointed executrix
of the estate of Millard Laminou,
deceased, and that all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said deceased are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified,
to the said executrix at Cottage
Grove, Oregon, within six months
from the 26th day of February,
1925.
EMILY JANE LANE,
Executrix of the estate of Millard
Lam mon, deceased.
H. J. Shinn, Attorney for the
catate.
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Hite; also the Tramway leading
from said Quartz Mill to said An
nie Mine, now situated upon land
of the Noonday Mining Co., all
in the Bohemia Mining District,
in Lane County, State of Oregon.
Now therefore in the name of
the State of Oregon, in. compliance
with said execution and order of
sale and in order to satisfy said
judgment, interest costs and dis-
bursements and the costs and ex
penses of and upon this writ, 1
will on Saturday the 7th day of
March, 1925, at the hour of one
o ’clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the southwest front door
of the County Court House, in Eu
gene, Lane* County, Oregon, offer
for sale and sell for cash, at pub
lic auction, subject to redemption
as provided by law, all of the
right, title and interest of said de
fendant, Oregon and Ohio Mines
Corp., a corporation, or any other
person or persons claiming by,
through or under them, or either of
them in and to the above described
attached property.
FRANK E. TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Lane, County,
Oregon.
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*
■lent of the senate. She got her
opportunity the other day when,
Publishers
Bede & Smith.
___ Editor she thought he referred to the;
Elbert Bede—
mud rats of Astoria. She handed
A first-clara publication entered at Upton a real package, only to be
Cottage Grove a* secondala»« matter informed when it was all over
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Business Office......... 55 North Sixth that he had merely referred to
the mud flats and she had mis-
Mr. and Mrs. William Landess
understood him.
observed their fifty fourth wed
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
ding anniversary Thursday evening
By mail (Cash in advance)
Often in legislative procedure the at their home. They were married
One year._ $2.75 I Three months .80
Six months- 1.501 One month.
i
— .50 first shall be last and the last shall at Oak Grove, Polk county, Oregon,
be first. The first bills on the and have lived in Oregon all their
BY CARRIER
Mrs. Landess was
$ .30 calendar in each house has not yet wedded life.
month.
One ____
. 1.10 been acted upon, while some of the Miss Ella Boono.
Four months, in advance.
. 1.80 last to be introduced have become
Six months, in advance...
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
. 3.00 law.
Mrs. O. M. Miller entertained
One year, in advance----
We invite you to the store
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the Joker club Friday evening at
today to inspect the new
Notice is hereby given that the
Member of
All members of the Lane county its regular meeting,
The usual undersigned has been appointed by
zephyr and silk tissue wash
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Association court arrived today to see what diversion, five hundred, was en- order of the County Court of Lane
goods just received and on
joyed
and
may be done to apply opiates to
was followed by the County, Oregon, Administrator of
Oregon Newspaper Conference
display in eenter i :1 j if our
Howard ’» bill that would recreate serving of a luscious two course the estate of Ruben Rissue, de
luncheon
Red carnations and ceased, which order bears date
piece gods depaitui nt.
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commissions for the state.
Rep ferns were the artistic decorations the l’9th day of Fgtyuary, 1925.
resentatives Wheeler and Potter of the rooms and the tables, In
All persons having claims against
You will find the patterns
will oppose Howard and there is remembrance of George Washing the estate of Ruben Rissue, de
B---------------------------------------------- o likelihood that
entirely new and different
Lane county af ton, whose birthday anniversary ceased, are hereby notified and
By ELBERT BEDE.
fairs may get an airing if the occured yeBterday patriotic place required to present tho same, duly
and pretty! The colors are
STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Ore., bill succeeds in getting a final cards were used, Each card had verified, at the law office ot
dainty and yet every color
Fob. 21.—(Special.)—There aro but hearing, At present it is snoozing an original verse on it which Herbert W. Lombard, Fifst Nation
thread used in the pattern Is
throe or four members of the joint in a pigeonhole on the clerk’s desk cleverly brought out the name of al Bank Building, Cottage Grove,
yarn dyed and will wash
each guest. Invited guests of the Oregon, on or before six months
ways and means committee of 14 labeled, “laid on the table.’’
PROFESSIONAL
0ARD6
well. We are confident you
club were Mrs. J. P. Graham, Mrs.
members who use the weed. In
from date of the first publication
W.
W.
McFarland,
Mrs.
G.
M.
The house adjourned at noon
the house membership of seven,
will
like these new patterns,
of this notice.
H. W. TITUS, D. M. D.
but one smokes and he but spar Friday while it was under the Scott and Mrs. G. ^) Knowles.
Dated and first published this
sewing days are even now
Dentistry
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ingly. Their service probably has order of call of the house, This is
23rd day of February, 1925.
Modern equipment. First National
at hand and we invite you
Complimenting and
surprising
imbued them with the idea of the first time I have seen this
Bank building. Hours, 9 to 12 and
HENRY R ISSUE,
to have a look now
Mrs.
Georg
Bjorset,
Mrs.
D.
C.
1
to
8.
Evenings
and
Sunday»
b"
done,
and,
under
the
rules
of
the
economy.
Administrator of the estate of
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appointment. Office phone. 10:
house, it could not be done. Speak Bosley was a gracious hostess to
»
Ruben Rissue, deceased.
i ' "ice phone, 184-J.
The session is caught in a sand er Burdiek was not in the chair a number of the honor guest’s Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney for
These
prices
range a yard
cave from which it may not be at the time. Under a call of the friends Thursday evening at a
HERBERT W. LOMBARD
estate.
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from
shower.
Games
and
music
were
Attorney
ai
I.iA
house
the
doors
of
the
chamber
are
rescued for a week, and by that
First National Hank Building
time it may be dead, as was Col locked and the sergeant-at-nrms the evening diversions. The ap
Cottage Grove. Ore.
Phone
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lins, with its body secured under goes after the missing members. proach of George Washington’s
an
avalanche of gubernatorial The result was that, while locked birthday anniversary was the motif
DR. O. E. FROST
in the house chamber, theoretically for the decorations and also the
vetoes.
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Offico in Lawson building
idea
was
carried
out
in
the
re
speaking, the members actually
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Phone 47
There may bo some significance were scattered about tho city eat freshments. Brick ice cream with February 10, 1925.
Cottagi- Grove
Orenos
Washington's profile in the center,
in the fact that the only bill in ing lunch.
Notice is hereby given that
GAVEN O. DYOTT, M. D.
All fashion tendencies point to buttons as the
cake with a hatchet formed in the George M. Ham, of R. F. D. 2,
troduced by Senator LaFollett, the
Physician and Surgeon
most popular trimming for wash dresses this
Representative Howard Friday icing and cherry punch was served. Creswell, Oregon, who, on March
champion tightwad from Salem,
Evenings by appointment
season. You will be phased with ■ the pretty
bears the number 23. The Marion asked that tho courtesies of the Those invited for the affair were 10, 1922 made Homestead entry, No Suite 3, Kem Bldg., Cottage Grove.
assortment we are showing including new novelty
county solon, who is nearly 80 house bo extended to tho cyclop» Mrs. Arch Proctor, Mrs Victor 014337, for NE'A NE%, Section 21, Entrance on north Sixth street, just
years of ago, is due for the skiddoo. of the Howard clan—which was Chambers, Mrs. H. A. Hagen, Mrs. Township 19 8, Range 4 West, off Main.
hand painted buttons, sparkling colored cut-glass
He is too tight oven for tightwad either his wife or his son, that Merville Veatch, Mrs. 8. R. Veatch, Willamette Meridian, has filed
buttons, jet buttons, medalion buttons—we want
DR. W. E. LEBOW
Mrs. Clyde Leonard, Mrs. Ivan
Marion county.
portion of the legislator’s remarks
Dentist
you to see them, come today.
notice of intention to make three
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Warner,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Blakely,
Mrs.
being drowned in the laugh that
yenr Proof, to establish claim to Office Fifth and Main. Hours. 8:3f
In the discussion of a house rippled ovor the chamber and into Dwight King, Mrs. Herman F. the land above described, before to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evening» and
Sunday« by appointment. Phones
Edwards, Mrs. Glenn Haney, Mrs.
bill which provides for egg laying the lobby.
E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commissioner, office 35, residence 161-J.
•
•
•
Victor
Kem,
Mrs!
Harris
Ellsworth,
contoatH, n fecetious member wished
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 25th
DR. H. A. HAGEN
to know whether the bill regu-
THE QUALITY STORE-COO" SERVICE
Tho assembly does not know Mrs. Ray Nelson, Miss Bethel day of March, 1925,
Licensed Drugless Physician
luted the size of the egg the hen where it is going, or when it will Gowiiy, Alias Marian White, Miss
as
xvitnesses:
Claimant
names
Phone 30. Ostrander Building,
mu nt lay and that she must work come back, if it succeeds in get Kathrync Penner, Miss Margaret
Main Street, Cottage Grove
only union hours.
ting there. “I never raw such Galloway, Miss Ruth Stewart and Charles Button, Thomas Moxloy, 630
Arthur Kerr, all of Creswell, Ore
a funny session.” That was the Miss Ruth Bede.
D. A. FORBES, M. D.
gon, and Robert Wills, of Eugene,
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Physician and Surgeon
It iw a peculiar coincidence that remark of a legislator who has
Oregon.
Calls answered day or night
Miss
Arlie
Morris
celebrated
her
attended
several
sessions.
hardly could happen again that a
Maternity Work a Specialty
eighth birthday anniversary Sat- non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
house committee reported in a
Register. Dr. Kime’s old office.
Phones,
urday afternoon when seven of fl"6ml2c(2)
substitute bill for house bills 129 I
Office 34, Residence 199-J.
her little playmates responded to
and 131 and that another house
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invitatoins to spend the afternoon NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
H. J. SHIN N
committee reported in n substitute
ON EXECUTION.
Attorney at Law and
bill for senate bills 121) and 131.
The Community club held its with her.
Notary Public
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Incidentally this is the second regular business meeting Saturday
Practices in all courts. Thirty years
A group of congenial friends
time that I know of that the afternoon at tho homo of its presi-
Notice is hereby given that by of experience. Bader building, Cot
house has reported a substitute for dent, Mrs. W. L. Darby, A good got together Saturday evening at virtue of an execution and order tage Grove, Oregon.
a senate bill.
hill.
That is an un- attendance wns out and much in- the H. B. Breedlove home for a of- sale issued out of the Circuit
DR. A. W. KIME
usual procecding but thorn seems terest is being taken in tho com- social evening planned in honor Court of the. State of Oregon for
Specialist in Obstetias
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Lemon,
munity work.
to bo no rulo against it.
the County of Lune on the 23rd Will return March 1 from Portland
newlyweds.
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day of January, 1925, in an action Will care for confinements at his
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wherein on the 13th day of Feb
Fourteen young folks got togeth
An eeho of recent events in
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Titus en ruary, 1923, in the above entitled home if desired, Special nurse if
Ln no was hoard when Winslow, of er Wednesday evening for a social
tertained the members of the H. court, George W. McQueen, plain required.
Tillamook, referred to diNimtiHfac evening planned in honor of Melvin
D. 8. club Friday at its regular tiff recovered judgment against the
Go this way—it costs
tion there with a timber cruise Coffman, who left the next day
but little more
by W. G. Neaae, whoNO name may with his parents for Marshfield, evening of five hundred. Mr. and Defendant, Oregon and Ohio Mine»
Mrs. A. W. Helliwell won the Corp., a corporation, for the sum
Shasta route to California—(four fine
be mentioned again in connection where the Coffmans are making
prize for high honors at the card of $4,000.00, with interest thereon
trains daily’—thence scenic Sunset
with lcginlation yt't to be consid their homo. The affair was held
route to New Orleans.
nt the rate of 6 per cent per an
nt the homo of Mrs. Susie Carlile. session.
ore«!.
J.
A.
RHOADS
♦ ♦ ♦
Excellent meals in the Southern Pacific
num from the 11th day of April,
Games and dancing were tho dlvor
Proprietor
Mrs. W. E. Lebow, Mrs. H. K. 1922, and the further sum of
dining car.
Thursday was the fi rut time 1 sions of tho evening hours and
Metcalf and Mrs. C. A. Bartell »660.19 with interest thereon at
Connection at New Orleans with pala
have ever soon a member rise to dainty refreshments were served
tial »teaniers for NewYork--meals and
Those in the were hostesses Thursday afternoon tho rate of 6 per cent per annum
discurs a bill before tho author had at a late hour.
FURNITURE MOVING
berth included in the one fare.
at the regular meeting of the from January 1, 1923, and the fur
boon given a chance. Representa party were Miss Alverda Williams,
Stopovers en route; see the Mardi Gras
Constellation
club,
Because
of
the
AND
STORAGE
»15
.60
costs
and
dis-
ther
sum
of
tive Woodward did not understand Mis» Laura Htowart, Miss Laura
at New Orleans.
approach of the birthday
I
anniver- bursenients, which judgment was
exactly the situation and got in Belle Edmiston, Miss Ila Mason,
Ask about Ca rriso Gorge route from San
sary of George Washington, the enrolled and docketed in the offico
ahead of Carkin on one of Carkin's Misses Vivian and Marguerite Car
Diego—Apache- Trail detour of Arizona.
room decorations were of tho pa- of the Clerk of said court in said
Piano
Moving
a
Specialty.
lile,
Miss
Helen
Ostrander,
Miss
bills.
However, Carkin had his
triotic
nifture.
county
on
the
14th
day
of
Febru
Delta Hopper, Kenneth Ward, Dale
say.
Phone 99 ; Res., 189-J
ary, 1923, and said execution and u,
Breedlove,
Lynn
Homo of tho members are looking Gatos, , Glenn
The
live
wire
print
shop
is
al
order of sale to me directed com
Hazon, George
for some levcn in the prohibition Walker, Orville Hazen,
ways ready to help in the prep manding me in the name of tho
enforcement department since the Brun I and tho honor guest, Mol-
aration of advertising and printing State of Oregon, in order lv satisfy
recent appointment of a new head vin Coffman.
copy.
Our experience may be said judgment, interest, costs and
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for that department.
xxx disbursements, anti the posts and
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Mrs. Charles Adams entertained worth something to you.
Far further 'normation, ask
expenses of and upon this writ
Many speak slightingly of tho Saturday afternoon complimenting
to sell the following described real
legislature and want to know what her (pother, mors R. B. Job, ami
Get you winter coal from
property, to-wit:
it is doing that amounts to any Mrs. Herbert Eakin, whose birth
Chestnut Transfer.
thing. The answer is that it is day anniversaries occured on the
One quartz mill, including inclos
Rock Spring’s Utah coal by
doing fully ns well as it would do 23nd and 23rd of thia month. It Get Back Your Health as Oth ing the same and all tools, ma
sack
or ton.
er
Cottage
Grove
Folks
being
ono
day
prior
to
George
were the criticizing members here.
chinery, implements and appliances
Have
Done.
Washington’» birthday anniversary,
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connected therewith or appertain
ing thereto, together with the land
HopriMcntativi» Woodward usually patriotic decorations were used.
Too many people suffer lame, upon which the same is situatod.
dizruMCR only nvrioun subject» like Flags were about the room. The
education and these in an ultra afternoon hours were pleasantly aching backs, distressing kidney and particularly described as fol
zerioua way, but sometimes hr spent socially and a delightful two ! disorders ami rheumatic aches and lows:
.r
ftprings a bon mot. an ho did Fri course luncheon was served. Rod pains. Often this is duo to faulty
Being situated about three quar-
I
earnations
were
the
attractive
con-
]
kid
noy
action
and
there
’
s
danger
day during the discussion of the
tors of a mile Northeast of the II
Dennis resolution to amend the ter piece of the table and the place °f hardened arteries, dropsy, gravel Annie Mining Claim, in the Bo
cards
had
a
picture
of
Washington
l,r
Bright's
disease.
Don
’
t
let
constitution ho as to inhibit in
hernia Mining District, in Lane
tho corner. The national colors weak kidneys wear you out. Use County, state of Oregon, and com
come tax lawn for 15 years. W* 'omi in the
ward asked unanimous consent to were the color scheme which were Doan 's Pills before it is too late! mencing at a location notice at a
z
A Barber Shop
amend by inserting after “income cleverly carried out in the table Doan'» are a stimulant diuretic stake about 3-4 of a mile northeast
decorations and also in the re to the kidneys,
Doan's
have
tax
the words, ''also taxes on
of tho said Annie Mining Claim,
helped thousands.
They should sad running in a Northerly direc
real estate and other property,” frosh me ut*.
JV E ÄOÄ, Curl and
help you. Here is one of many tion 239 and 38 feet, thence East
♦ ♦ ♦
his facetious purpose being to make
Moro than 150 were present at Cottage Grove cases:
/
all taxation inhibited by the con
erly 478 and 3-8 feet, thence
ye Hair
the George Washington birthday
Mrs. M. Kebebeek, Birch A J Southerly 478 and 3-8 feet, thence
st it ution The amendment was not
dance given Friday evening by the Sts., says: “I was subject to kid Westerly 478 and 3-S feet and
made.
Barber, work in general ;
American Legion auxiliary for the ney weakness for a long time thence Northeasterly 239 and 3 8
special attention to children.
benefit .if the community house and never found anything that feet to the place of beginning,
author of
fund.
Pho hall was appropriately helped me until I began using containing five acres more or less I
to inhibit i
630 Main P. S. Bukowski. Prop.
decorated with patriotic trimmings. Doan’s Pills. I used Doan’s oc- and known at the Noonday Mil!
¿1 i
taxes for !
Bunting and flags were around tho cansionally and they keep me free
newspaper walla, the lights were shaded with
from all kidney ailments.’*
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□□□
rod crepe paper and a picture of
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER,
Lon^ distance hauling, piano
the father of our country hung Mrs. Kebebeek said: “I always
moving a specialty.
That ex from tho front lattice work ot
recommend Doan '* for they put
■b
want income the ceiling
□
Any time—any where*
g
Vm-nl numbers by my kidneys in good order.’’
8
Your homo print shop—The Sen
Frank Snodgrass and Mrs. Victor
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
tinel—should be always consiiierml
Kem were features of the evening. simply ask for a kidney remedy—
lor* are in good re Punch was served through out the
first. Usually it can handle any
get Doan'S Pills—the same that
Dae of them wtated dancing hours from an attractive
job of printing you may have.
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8
Mrs. Kebebeek had. Foster Milburn
yesterday that th« liooth draped with flags. The stand Co.. Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
f 16 -23 c
referred to him a« which the punch bowl wns upen
Any Kind Any Time
(Across street from 8. P depot)
a We want your produce and guar-
|»r»im.
was an artificial stump of a tree
□ sat», you top murZH price. Our
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
PRICES RIGHT
with a hatchet loaning on the
business ntablnhed 44 yuan ago.
Terms Cash
Mrs. Senator Kinney has been side of it
Refer«™?» Hank •( California
STORAGE AND GENERAL
Estate of Millard lut maion, «te
TRANSFER
It — rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
♦ ♦ ♦
ceased.
PAGE A SON
ness caused by Catarrh.
Mrs. Irl Groves entertained a
Office phone 6.
Notice is herby given that Emily
PORTLAND. OREGON
SeM H
for wr 46 war*
Phon. 124-L
number of relatives Thursday eve ¡Jane Lane ha» been by the Count«
Residence phone 155-1.
Monday» and Thursday»
Legislative Sidelights
i\eyf Shipment
Zephyrs and Tissue
By the Fard
45c to 65c
BUTTONS!
BUTTONS!
through the
SOCIETY
SOUTHLAND
7
By Train and Ship
to Neiu York
City Transfer Co.
Coal! Coal!
WHY SUFFER SO?
H. A. MORSE, Agent
Pacific
CHESTNUT
TRANSFER
T mperia T
D
VEAL
POULTRY
EGGS
CAPONS
HOGS
K nowles & G raber
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Chestnut Transfer
Company
Hall9« Catarrh
Medicine
Oregon
WOOD
Quimby Bros.
8,
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F. J. CHENEY &. COM Toledo. Ohio
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ning at dinner, complimenting Mr.
Grove», the occasion being his
birthday anniversary,
Following
the dinner the evening was spent
socially. Those present were M r.
and Mrs. John Groves, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Childs, 8. W. Boyd
and the George Boyd family.