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THE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, MARCH 2. 1925.
Kinder left his mare; she was other man had run down.
s>------------------------------------------- ♦; ! Jackman from O. A. C. and O. E.
Wrestling la Old Sport
strained or injured when the stock
June 12—Off rather late, and
I Fletcher county agent, were the
Wrestling took a most Important
stampeded on Platte river. Allen over a very sandy road.
We
speakers of the evening, Many place In the early Olympic games.
things of interest to the farmers It was also considered a necessary
WE SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH Atkin left a wagon he had bought passed the lee lakes, where ice is
SAGINAW
e»t jjrade typewriter» at low at Fort Lariinee to haul part of to be found all the year by digging
I were discussed.
Music and re- accomplishment of the athletes of
the days of chivalry. The county
price» and on easy terms. We also his load in. It was very cold at down about two feet under ground;
' freshments wore furnished by the of
(Special
to
The
8entinel.)
Cornwall. England, led the van
handle all makes of adding ma night and froze ice half an inch and after crossing over some high
J members.
Feb.
28
—
The
Harry
Cotter
fanii-
In wrestling, so that to give a Corn­
By
NELLIE
MAXWELL
chines.
Every machine is thor­ thick in our buckets.
rocky ridges, camped late on straw
Arthur
Combs
visitad
his
aunts
ish
hug has passed Into a proverb.
.
ly
and
Miss
Flossie
Mathis
Re
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Buy
June 6—Started at daylight and berry creek—the last time that we
i turned from Washington Thursday : Mrs. Susan Walker and Miss Emma The summer season Is associated
n machine and pay like rent.
Royal Sales Co.. Inc., 500 Oregon went five miles before breakfast were to camp on the east side of I
night. Mrs. C. A. Morrison who Jones, of Black Butte, Friday eve- with wrestling matches at St. Ives,
Likable Good Things
provided for by a worthy citizen
BlJg., Portland, Ore.
tf-sn(2) to good grass, where we stopped the dividing ridge of the Rocky
GOOD vegetable soup Is a dish has been staying with her two ning.
who bequeathed an Income for
two hours and went to the Platte mountains. It was quite cold hero
sufficiently
nourishing
and
sus
­
|
boys,
at
the
J.
C.
Conley
home,
OLD BAGS WANTED—NOTHING again. Saw snow to our left on at night.
games to be held every fifth year
taining
for
a
growing
boy
and
Grammar
Made
Easy.
’
left
Saturday
morning
for
Long
forever around his mausoleum,
lets than 2 feet square. Must be
June 13—We started late, and should be often served.
Cream view, Wash., to join her husband
clean and of material that will ab the bluffs. Camped at night near
Miss Jenkins: “Nobody ever which was set up on a high rock
soup
of
potato,
onion,
parsnips
or
Deep
Gulf,
10
miles
from
ferry
to
had
a
disagreeable,
rainy
day.
sorb gasoline; old underclothing,
near the town in 1782. The game
who is employed there. The boys
Traveled over snow in the ravines, asparagus will make appetizing sup­ will remain at the Conley home heard of a sentence without a meant as much to St. Ives, Pen­
flannels and the like preferred. Can North Platte.
predicate.
”
per
dishes
on
a
cold
night.
zance, Helston and Truro as the
Juno 7—Started at daylight, ar and crossed the Sweet Water for
not use old socks, mercerize»! or
Mock Turtle 8oup._Take one-half for the present.
Knecht: “I have, Miss Jenkins.’ Olympic games to the ancients.
urface goods or small pieces rivod at the ferry at 9 o’clock and the last time, and through pass of
hard surface
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Bear and
of
a
calfs
head,
scrape
and
clean
Miss
Jenkins:
“
What
is
itf
”
kind,
wo
want
the
best
rags
of any 1__ —
were taken over in flat-boats with­ the Rocky mountains, but the
and soak it In cold water for two daughter and J. A. Burgess were
Knecht: “Thirty days.”
,y the best price,
and pay
pri< 5 cents the out much trouble. The price for mountains were not within five It
hours, drain, then cook gently one Cottage Grove shoppers Wednesday.
— Sentinel.
tf
pound. The
hour
In
boiling
water
to
cover.
Sep-
i
miles
of
either
side
of
us.
After
a wagon is $4 and for a mule 25c.
D. W. McKinney, of Cottage
HOUSE FOB SALE—-TO BE BE- While the company was crossing, passing Pacific Springs we camped arate the meat from the bones, add Grove, came out Wednesday to
one
pound
of
round
steak
and
one
moved from lot on south Sixth I rode up to tho bluffs some five two miles from them on the west
of mutton from the neck cut do some work on his place. Mr.
street. Elbert Bede.
jl9tfp miles and got a few handfuls of side of tho dividing ridge without pound
Into enbee, one small onion, two ta-, and Mrs. McKinney are planning
any
grass
for
our
stock.
snow and brought it down to them.
blespoonfuls each of chopped car­ to again make Saginaw their home
GLADIOLE BULBS FOR SALE, I saw several antelopes, wild duckB,
June 14—Up at daylight, and rot, turnips, celery cooked in one- and will move here in the near This Cottage Grove Resident Tells
mixed colors. Mrs. W. L. Darby,
You How to Get Well.
curlews, snipes, rattle-snakes, and started off to hunt grass. It was fourth of a cupful of beef drippings future.
202 Adams Ave., phone 154R. f 19tfc
Combine with the
all kinds of game on the way. very cold at night, everything be- until brown.
Lowell
from
Benston
was
down
meat stock, adding water to make
Tired all the time!
BABY CHIX—RHODE ISLAND The antelopes are much prettier ing covered with frost, Our tent three quarts. Add one-inch stick of Culp Creek to spend the week end
Parents - encourage the
Lame, stiff and achy!
Reds, Barred Bocks, Black Min­ than our deer at home. I caught was frozen as hard as a board, cinnamon, one blade of mace, five with his family.
•
children to can far their teeth/
Tortured
with
nagging
backache!
orca», Golden Buff, and White up with the boys while they were so that we could not roll it up. cloves, ten peppercorns, one bay j Bob Gray was a Cottage Grove
Knife-like twinges when you stoop
Give them Wrigley’s.
Leghorns from stock that has not nooning, after which we travelea We passed the Mormon road and leaf, one sprig of parsley, one ta­ visitor Friday. He is still bothered or lift!
It removes food particles
took
the
Fort
Hall
road,
blespoonful
of
lemon
juice
and
sim
­
Crossed
on
to
try
to
get
to
Willow
Springs
had electric lights to force egg
Miserable with headaches, dizzy
with his hand which became in­
from the teeth Strengthen»
production.
Enoch Crews, Sea- that night, but could not. Myself the Little Sandy river, and nooned, mer gently for five hours. Cool, re­ fected a week ago when he got spells and bladder irregularities!
move the fat. Reheat the .stock and
the gum». Combats acid1
All are signs of kidney sickness!
bright, Calif.
fl9 m2p(2) and two others, after dark got lost on poor grass and were visited thicken with four tablespoonfuls of a splinter in it.
mouth.
Use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant di­
from the rest of the train and by a heavy rain and hail storm. fat and one-half cupful of flour
The. J. B. Taylor family is mov-
FOR SALE—VARMINT HOUND passed them where they had turned Wo went on to Big Sandy, crossed creamed together. Add one table­ ing to the Seifert property here uretic to the kidneys.
Refreshing and beneficial!
Here’s Cottage Grove testimony: I
pups, 4 months old, of trained off from the road and went some it, and camped on poor grass, but spoonful each of tomato catsup, one from the E. C. Lockwood place
Mrs. E. J. Leum, 725 S. Second
i
ancestors, $10 each.
110 east four miles beyond them. I would with sage bushes in abundance,
tablespoonful of wnlnut catsup, two in clight Valley.
St., says: MI consider Doan’s Pills
tablespoonfuls
of
salt,
one-fourth
Fifteenth street, Eugene, Oregon, then go no farther, nnd turned
June 15—Started
early, and
a good remedy for kidney complaint SEALED
phone 676-L.
fl9-m2p(2) back, and after going to 40 or went 45 miles across a desert to teaspoonful of pepper. Serve with
as I have used them at different i TIGHT
LONDON.
three
hard
cooked
eggs
chopped
times when my kidneys were out of KEPT
Green river, there we arrived after
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS BABY 50 camps at last found our own,
fine.
order and when I felt run down. RIGHT
dark. The wind blew very cold
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Chicken Soup.—Take one chicken
chicks, O. A. C. and Hollywood having been kicked by a mule and
My kidneys acted irregularly, too,
all day, and we all set it down as carcass, with one sliced onion and
my
ankle
nearly
broken.
It
was
Feb.
28
—
The
London
school
but
Doan’s always gave mo relief
strains, March or April hatch.
the first sight that we had at the three pints of water, cook slowly board held a meeting at the school from these attacks and benefited
I’rico $12.50 per hundred. Also the first time I had been mad
elephant. When we arrived at the until the water Is reduced to one
mo in every way. ’ ’
hatching eggs for sale by the set­ on the trip, and I had to swenr n
Is extra
quart. If
1. there
------ —
------ chicken
--------- , housp Tuesday evening.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
ting or per hundred. B. C. Arne, little, but I could blame no one river there was no grass at all stock on hand use it in place of | Miss Nola Banton has accepted simply
ask fnr a kidney remedy—
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Phone nnd felt better when I had eaten and we had to fasten our horses wuter. Strain, add one cupful each a position with the Mountain get Doan’» Pills—the same that
to
our
wagons
and
wait
until
day
­
a
hearty
supper
of
fat
bacon
and
of
chopped
chicken,
minced
celery
States Power company and entered Mrs. Leum had. Foster-Milburn Co., FCAUOA CMTJ
15F5.
fl9m9p(2)
hard bread. The other boys did light, leaving the most of our stock leaves, dKed celery, chicken gravy, upon her new duties Monday.
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
FOR
SALE—GOOD
DINING not find the camp until nearly to run loose, trusting to providence one-half pound of water chestnuts,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Abeene and
—
peeled
nnd
sliced
thin,
salt
and
for
finding
them
in
the
morning.
room suito.
Schofield Stew midnight, but they hnd no swollen
children were Eugene visitors Fri­
Jerry’s horse (Cannon) and Rhodes pepper to season; cook about an j day.
art.
f23tfc(2) ankles to show.
hour
or
until
the
vegetables
are
June 8—I felt in a better humor Elliott ’» horse, gave out, and wo tender. Add one-half cupful of | Mrs. Charles Powell, Elva, Archie,
FOR SALE—REGISTERED POL
in
the morning. We started late had to go back for them in the canned mushrooms five minutes be­ Adren and Clara Powell, Jessie
and China brood how and gilt.
and
travelod slowly, for the grass morning. They could hardly walk fore serving. Thicken with a ta Pruett, Daisy Warwick and Oscar
Phone 38F2, Chas. Conner. f26rn5c(2)
was very poor and tho roads quite to camp. Every one rather cross blespoonful of flour and butter' . and Dolly Newton spent Friday
rubbed together.
evening at the W. L. Townsend
FOB HALE—KIRK
WALNUT sandy. At noon we turned off and Jerry plagued.
(©, 1924, Western Newspaper Union.)
home, The time was pleasantly
trees, $1 each.
Will bear ‘ in from the road and stopped on a
(Continued next Monday.)
spent in music and games.
stream where there was
3 to 5 years. M. P. Garoutte, 553 small
T wain’s Description of
Mr. and Mrs. William Lively
old south Pacific highway, phone much alkali. After resuming our
Missouri River Water going south and Mrs. John Suther-
175R.
m2p journey, we pnssed the alkali Opal Diggers Work Hard
springs nnd camped on Sweet Water
In one of his return trips to the lnnd going north on the highway
FOR HALE—JERSEY COW, JUST river quite early. Jerry Kinder
for Small Remuneration state of his boyhood, Mark Twain south of London in their cars
froHhcned, heavy milker. Harley went out hunting anil killed an
a friend he had found one Thursday, nearly had a head on I
all the rough “outback" Jobs wrote
thing that had not changed—the collision, but by quick thinking
IlarmeH, 2 miles oast of city on antelope, so we had a fine supper In Of Australia,
digging for opal is mulatto
I
complexion of Missouri
Row River road.
f26rn2p(2) of fresh meat once more, and I about the worst. Goober Pedy lies I
river water—and probably a score on tho part of Mr. Lively a
tn
the
heart
of
the
Stewart
range,
WANTED OLD GROWTH FIR assure you it was a luxury (after 170 miles from the nearest sta­ of centuries would not change It. crash was avoided.
Several from this neighborhood
stumpago for wood, close in. eating salt bacon for a few woeks, tion on the East-West railway, and “It comes out of the turbulent, bank­
Box 132.
m2-5p oven as wo cooked it) that is Its whole population ot between 70 caving river,” he explained, “and attended the Farmers’ union meet­
roasting it on a stick over a and 80 diggers lives underground in every thimbleful of It holds an acre ing and program at Hebron Thurs
ORCHARD POULTRY TRAOT—IN buffalo chip fire, or stewi- g it burrows scratched out of the hill­ of land In solution. I got this fact day evening. Ralph Laird, presi |
from the bishop of the diocese. If dent of the Lane county unit, Mr.:
city limiti, ono block off paveil without any vegetables.
side. A tin shanty, In which the you
, -rei1
will let your glass stand half
west Main Street, running water,
June 9—Started lute
.
and diggers keep their tools. Is the only an hour yon can separate the land
old poultry houso 1(1x50. Bargain passed Independence Rock, n large sign of life showing above ground. from the water as easy as Genesis,
Every morning the diggers come and then you will find them both
and easy torma. W. C. Conner, granite rock, standing by itself,
out of their holes and set out for good
m2-5e(2) covered nearly all over with names. the
—the one to eat, the other to
Salem, Oregon.
opal fields, to cut patiently
'“'">'"»1 'A' »»« »»n »«i
wxnüm »ui mi mi ren ini miren mt reti return retimi mi irn ren nn mrmr » > ’.m m nr mi:
Then passed the Devil's G»to and through the rock In the hope of drink. The land Is very nourish­
OLD RAUH WANTED—MUST HE notch
ing, the water Is thoroughly whole­
finding
the
beautiful
black
dln-
in
the
mountains
some
400
I
some. The one appeases hunger,
of good size, clean a^id of ma­ feet
perpendicular,
which
the monds lying beneath. Between them the other, thirst. But the natives
terial that will absorb gasoline
they
have
dug
many
thousands
of
Sweet
easily. First class price pni<l for It is Wator river runs th-ough.
ollars' worth of opal In the last do not take them separately, but
a real curiosity. There are four years, though they have together, as nature mixed them.
same so first class rage are wanted.
When they find an Inch of mud In
Billy Hall Servieo Station.
m’Jtfc a great ninny names cut here, I worked only a small area of a field the bottom of the glass, they stir It
cut mine on a small pine in the said to be 40 miles long. In nor­
up and take u draft as they would
LOST CHILHEN’S SWEATERS, gate. There were some three or mal times opal Is worth about $15 gruel.
It is difficult for the stranger
brown one, open down front four hundred teams c imped hero, an ounce, but now that there Is to get used to this batter, but once
with belt and a red slip-on with and nt Independence. Rock to camp practically no demand for the gems used be will prefer It to water.
the diggers have opal, but no
Pathfinder Magazine.
green trimmings. Lost Sunday eve­ Sunday. We traveled until 4 o’clock money.
ning between Dorena and Disston. and camped on the bank of the
May bo loft nt Charles Teeters at river on good grass. Th» boy»
Mere cash seems to mean nothing
Dorena or nt Gray’s Cash & Carry. washed some clothes there, and
Special bookkeeping systems to the lords of Cashmere.—New
Mrs. C. F. Volgamoro.
in2c Jerry concluded to stop the next of every kind. The Sentinel.
York Herald Tribune.
day.
WANTED ROOM IN PRIVATE
Juno 10—As wo are going to
family. C. Lawton, Hotel Bar­ stop nil day tho boys overhauled
tell.
m2p their loads and repacked
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER FOR cleaned up, otc. I crossed
»ale. Good uh now. Phono 16-J river, and tried to go to »hi
or 156-Y.
m2p of some rocky bluffs; but did
succeed. I returned to camp
WANTED—SOMEONE TO PUT overhauled my clothes and thought
in garden on shares. Mrs. Ida of home nnd old friends for nearly
Miller, 204 south Seventh street, the first time since leaving them.
phono 132J,
m2p Oh, how I wished for some inti­
FOR HALE—J E R H EV CO W, mate friend that I could name, to
kitchen cabinet, American brood talk to; but I have forgotten whnt
er and stove. E. J. Kent, phono I was writing about or who I am
38F21.
m2 ftp writing for. When I returned from
the mountains the boys laughed
FOR RALE—1923 OAT HAY, $15 at mo, when I said that I could
per ton delivered on hard road, not get to the top, so I made an
3 miles south of Cottage Grove offer of $10 for the first man that
near Pacific highway. Straw for could show his face on the top of
sale. Also ono Jersey cow, $35. a certain point which looked easy
Mrs. Jennie L. Williams, route 2, to climb from where we wore,
Cottage Grove, Oregon,
ni2-5p Ono of them tried it but didn ’t
get as near the top ns I 1 did.
Jerry concluded to sell thè wagon
WEATHER GETS COLDER AS
TRAIN COMES TO ROCKIES that he bought last, as our * loads
wero getting lighter.
(Continued from first pngo.)
June 11—Started late, and trav­
elod slowly, as the roads 'were quite
son» before us. W'e »topped about sandy and uphill. Wo turned off
two mile» beyond the fort, where from the road to camp, and had
Jerry swapped all hit wagon-« off very poor grass. One mule gave
for heavier ones for our wagons out, su we did not work him for
would not have stood it much two weeks or more. We were in
longer. Here wf « pw the famous sight of the Wind river chain of
Indian hunter, Kit Carson. We the Rocky mountains. They wore
remained there nearly nil day. covered with snow, and as white
changing wagon», , etc., but at last »» if it had been January. Wo
started and went about five mile» caught a young antelope that an-
an<l earn ped for tho night.
June 3 Overlo ok Jim Smith and
Anything you want to Sell!
Or—Buy !
traveled over the Black hills. The gnnnnnnnnnnnncjnnnnnnnn
Need Help! Looking
*
for a Job! Want to
□
wind blew hard and it rained so □
rent a house or apartment! Want to trade
that he hnd to stop. Camped at
something!
2 o 'clock on g< »od grass, but n
Then it *s action anti results yo» want,
wet place to pile h our tents. The
The quickest, cheapest anti surest w ay is to
wind bring direr t from the moun
tain», was very cohl, and we had
use the WANT Al) PAGE of the
trouble to get w< od to keep warm.
June
une 4
h. era
ti
ti We want your produce and <u«r-
th«* »i ver
tri
I over the n
•ntm* you top market prives. Our
Rod ’lay
camped nt
hualnras ystshllshMl 44 years «Mu.
35 WORDS FOR 35c
night on
eeh, where
Reference: Hank of California
we had very poor >
and 10c off when cash accompanies copy
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June 5—Start'
early, the
PORTLAND. OREGON
roads quite muddy • nd traveled
3t> miles to 1st Bon
riven Rott nnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnn
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Why You Should
Buy Your Electric
Range This Spring
z^Cakfs l our IÇitchen
a Pleasant Room
The modern woman has discovered many
short cuts in kitchen work—made possible by
improved kitchen equipment.
For example—the modern kitchen is quite
small—but even so, it has a comfortable nook
where breakfast or luncheon can be quickly
and attractively served. An improved kitchen
range has made this kitchen possible.
Use an Electric Range—your kitchen will be
free from soot, odors and excessive heat. It
can be the most attractive room for breakfast
in your home
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