The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 23, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, MARCII 23. 1925
of freshmen and sophomores ami Onondaga» and I Chattaraugus an NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
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their teacher, , Mrs. C. E. Uinphrey, now engaged in
litigation of a
MENT.
Mondays and Thursdays
Friday evening at an 4 ‘ inappropn- similar nature, They are brir^ing
Notice is hereby given that Earl
Publishers ate ’ ’ party at the church. The suit to obtain restitution for 16,- Hill, Administrator of the estate
Bede & Smith.
....... Editor hostesses and guests dressed in- 090,000 acres of valuable land of Lucy J. Holland, deceased, has
Elbert Bede—
appropriately.' Music aml games ceded to the Six Nations by George filed his Final Account in the
A first-class publication entered at were the diversion» of the evening Washington in 1774 in the Treaty matter of said estate io the County
Cottage Grove as second-class matter hours. Inappropriate refreshments of Fort Stanwix, and since tran* Court of the State of Oregon, for
Business Offic-e......... 55 North Sixth of weiniea and sauerkraut buns, ferrod illegally to private owner Lanj County; and that Tuesday,
chocolate and doughnuts were ship.
tn "th day of April, 1925, at the
served, Anemonies were the at-
The attempts of the Six Nation-« h
of 10 o’clock in the forenoon
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
to obtain restitution for their lan i of said day in the County Court
tractive centerpiece of the table
By 'mail (Cash in advance)
<$> <$>
is a striking parallel to the situ: Room in
One year....$2.75 | Three months .80
County Court House
Six mouths.. 1.50 j One mouth....
month.... .50
Miss Esther SiJsby, assisted by tion in “Tongues of Flame." When at Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,
the the proposition of journeying to has been fixed as the time ami
BY CARRIER
M im Myrtle Kem. i. entertained
.........................
One month................. -.............. $ .30 Joker club Friday evening at the New York City to appear in a place by the said Court for the
Four month», in advance.
Red tulips were motion picture was first broached hearing of objections to said Final
Silsby home.
Six months, in advance...
the artistic decorations of the to the Indian tribes, they were Account and Final Settlement of
One year, in advance___
rooms. Five hundred, the usual not (‘nthpsiastic about it.
But said estate. Any ami all objec­
diversion, was en joyed until 11 when the story of “Tongues of tions to said Final Account and
Member of
o’clock, when the guests were Flame" was read to them, a meet- Final Settlement of said estate
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Association taken to the Gray Goose tea room, ing was held, and their attitude must be filed with the Clerk of
where a delicious two course Jun changed as if by magic. More said Court on or before the said
Oregon Newspaper Conference
cheon was served. Pink sweetpeas than three hundred volunteered.
date of hearing.
were the centerpiece of the tabi«.
“I never saw such willing ex-
Dated and first published thh
Mrs. H. A.
M. tras, ” Meighan remarked, after a 2ml day of March, 1925.
of the particularly trying scene on loca­
Kern were
EARL HILL, Administrator
club.
tion.
of tho estate of Lucy J. Holland,
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“And another thing, none of
deceased.
Mrs. H. . B. Grigg», Mr», A. W. them s<‘eme<l to be trying to get Herbert W. Lombard, attorney for
Mrs. D. 0. Bosley entertained
%
estate.
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Thursday at a I o’clock luncheon Swanson I and Mr.«. 8. V. Allison my job!’’
“Tongues of Flame,’’ with B oh -
in honor of Mrs. John Knox, who were hostessoH Thursday afternoon
will leave as soon as school is to the Constellation dub at its sie Love nnd Eileen Percy play
SUMMONS.
closed for Lafayette to join Mr. regular meeting. Daffodils were ing in support of the star, will
Knox. A potted plant was the the attractive decorations of the be the feature at the Arcade
In the Circuit Court of the State
centerpiece of the table, shamrocks rooms and table. The afternoon Theatre on Sunday ami Monday, of Oregon for Lane County.
were scattered about the table was pleasantly spent socially and March 29 und 30.
Robert E. Lacky and Lydia R.
and attractive Ht. Patrick ’» place a delightful two-course luncheon
Lacky, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs
cards and napkins were used, The was served, Guests of the club
Phillip 8. Murphy and Jane
afternoon hours were pleasantly were Mrs. A. Ralph Spearow, Mrs.
Doe Murphy, hiB wife, Alice Taylor
•pent in social conversation and E. W. Armes, Mrs. Joe McKibben
and John Doe Taylor, her husband,
Cottage Grove Folks Should Find
at fancy work. The guest list nnd Mrs. R. R. Richmond.
James Murphy and Jane Doc Mur­
the Cause and Correct It.
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included Mrs. J. II. Chambers, Mrs.
phy, his wife, Kate 8park» and
Mrs. 8. 8. Lasswell was a guest
F. E. Mendenhall, Mrs. William
Are you all worn out! Feel tired, John Doe Spark«, her husband,
Baker, Mrs. E. W. Armes and Friday at a luncheon given at the nervous, half sick? Do you have a Ella Austin and John Doe Austin,
Mrs. F. L. Grannis. The hostess Osburn hotel; Eugene, by Mrs. constant backache; sharp twinges her husband, Nancy Murphy Taylor
presented the honor guest with a L. M. Travis, of Eugene, for Miss of pain, too, with dizzy spells and and John Doe Taylor, her husband,
Charlotte Banfield, 11 sister of Mrs. annoying urinary disorders? Then Harriet Murphy Mitchell and John
gift.
’s cause for worry and more
LasSwell. Miss Benfield has an there
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caus<* to give your weakened kid­ j Doo Mitchell, her husband, and Ida
Tho Methodist Sunday school nounced May 19 as the date of her neys prompt help. Use Doan’s Pills Murphy Buchanan and John Doe
class of freshman and sophomore wedding and has givon up her —a stimulant diuretic to the kid­ Buchanan, her husband, and the
girls, with their teacher, Mrs. Omer school work at the University of neys.
unknown heirs of A. H. Spare,
Cottage Grove folks recommend deceased; and Walter F. Huff and
Moore, entertained the boys class Oregon, where she taught for a
Doan
’
s
for
just
such
troubles.
number of years, and has returned I
Mrs. W. 8. McCaleb, 747 8. Bee- Alice J. Huff, his wife, James C.
to her home, in Portland.
ond St., Cottage Grove, says: “1 Huff and Winnie Huff, his wife,
«<»•«>
had weak kidneys and I was also Gracie A. Conner and Charles Con
ti
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Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell nervous and became run down. I ner, hor husband, Newton J. Huff
li
u
ii
h entertained tho H. D. 8. club had no energy and often neglected and Sophia Huff, his wife; and
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Friday at its regular evening of my housework. My kidneys acted also all other persoas or parties
□
five hundred, Mr. and Mrs. Helli- too frequently. 1 used Doan’s Pills unknown claiming any right, title,
g
well won high honors, . Red car- nnd they soon helped nje and I felt estate, lien or interest iu the real
□
stronger und better in every way.
a
nations and white narcissi
ua reissi in My energy was restored nnd I was estate described in the Complaint
□
artistic arrangement were about free from thnt tired feeling.”
herein.
th«* rooms. A delicious two course
Price fiOe, at nil deniers. Don’t
’Bo: Phillip ii. Murphy and Jane
We want your produce and gunr-
simply ask for a kidney remedy— Doo Murphy, his wife, Alice Taylor
luncheon was served.
□ nntce you top market price*. Our
get Doan's Pills-—the same that and John Doe Taylor, her husband,
□ business established 44 years ago.
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a Reference: Bank of California
About 50 were present Friday eve­ Mrs. McCaleb had. Foster Milburn James Murphy and Jane Doe Mur­
Co., Mfrs., Buffnlo, N. Y
»18-25
ning at a covered dish dinner h<*l<l
phy, his wife, Kate Sparks and
PAGE & SON
by
four
senior
classes
of
the
Pres
­
John Doe Spark«, her husband,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
PORTLAND, OREGON
byterian Sunday school in the
Ella Austin and John Doe Austin,
Bnaananaananaaanaaanaanu basement of the church. Georg«*
Estate of Millard Lamiuon, de­ her husband, Nancy Murphy Taylor
(). Knowles acted as toastmaster ceased.
nnd John Doe Taylor, her husband,
r
nnd a number responded to toasts.
II
Notice is herby given that Emily Harriet Murphy Mitchell and John
♦ ♦ ♦
Jane Lune has been by the County Doo Mitchell, her husband, and Ida
M th . 8. V. Allison entertained Court of the State of Oregon, in Murphy Buchanan and John Doe
the Frank McFarland family yes Lane Ci unty, appointed executrix Buchanan, her husband, and the
terday nt dinner.
of the estate of Millard Lammon, unknown heirs of A. H. Spare,
deceased, and that all persons hav­ deceased; and Walter F. Huff and
Day and Night Calls
□□□□□□□□□□□□annona ing claims against the estate of Alice J. Huff, his wife, James C.
□ Al* PROACHING □ said deceased are hereby notified Huff and Winnie Huff, his wife,
□ to present the same duly verified, Gracie A. Conner and Charles Con-
a
Prompt,
Headquarters at
□ to the said executrix at Cottage ner, her husband, Newton J. Huff
a
Efficient
EVENTS
Beaulieu & Hanoi
iiiiil
annaaanaaaanananan
Courteous
Grove, Oregon, within six months and Sophia Huff, his wife; and
Oarage
.Service
Tho Methodist ladies’ aid society from the 26th day of February, also all other persons or partiel
unknown claiming any right, title,
will hold its regular meeting Wed 1925.
estate, lien or interest in the real
EMILY JANE LANE,
nesday afternoon.
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Executrix of the estate of Millard estate described in the Complaint
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herein.
Lammon, deceased.
The Past Noble (J rand’s club
In tho name of tho State of Ore-
will meet Thursday afternoon with IL J. Shinn, Attorney for the
gon:
You and each of you are
Mrs. Junes Hart.
estate.
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hereby required to appear and
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answer the Complaint filed against
The Utopia dub will meet Thur»
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
J. A RHOADS
you in the above entitled Court
«lay
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Proprietor
Elbert Bede.*
Notice is hureby given that the and cause on or before six weeks
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undersigned has been appointed by from the date of the first publi­
The women’s relief corpi will order of the County Court of Lane cation of this Summon«, and if
FURNITURE MOVING
hold its regular meeting Saturday County, Oregon, Administrator of you fail so to appear and answer
said Complaint, for want thereof
AND STORAGE
afternoon.
; the estate of Ruben Rissue, de-
tho Plaintiffs will apply to tho |
eensed, which order bears date
Court for tho relief demanded in
Lions to Help Install.
the 19th day of February, ^925.
said Complaint, to-wit: for a De­
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Members of the Lions club nini
All persons having claims against
Phono 99; Rea., 189-J
their wives will go to Corvallis tho estate of Ruben Rissue, de­ cree of the said Court adjudging
Wmhiesday evening to attend a ceased, are hereby notified and and decreeing that the Plaintiffs
meeting of the same organization required to present the same, duly are tho owners in foe simple of the 1
there and assist in the program of verified, ut tho law office ot following described premises:
Beginning at a point 35.48 chains
presenting the charter to the Cor Herbert W. Lombard, First Nation­
North of the Southwest Corner of
vallis club.
al Bank Building. Cottage Grove, the Henry Small D. L. C. No. 57,
Oregon, on or before six months said corner being the angle corner
INDIANS WILLING ACTORS
from date of tho first publication j on tho West boundary of «aid
IN TOM MEIGHAN 8 LATEST I of this notice.
Henry Small D. L. C. No. 57, run- 1
Dated and f
i
niug
thence \\ . 4t t> ?2 chains.
Seventy-five full blood Indian« 1 23rd daw of
1925.
thence
north 4.81 chains, thence
Buy Your Gat and Oil
of the Onondaga ami Chattaraugu«
RISSUE,
East to the Northwest corner of
nt the
tribe» journeyed from their re Administrator <
estate of ja certain tract of land deeded by I
PASS CREEK SERVICE mote reservation homes in north
Ruben Rissue,
era New York State to Astoria, Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney for said A. H. Spare to W. P. Huff
STATION
on the 27th day of June. 1910, by
L. I., to help Thomas Meighan
OPEN Al.I. NIGHT
estate,
f23mS3c ( M ) Warranty Deed and recorded in
make
“
Tongues
of
Flame
”
for
Carl Burkett, Prop.
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Book No. 91, Page 75, Deed
Paramount.
NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS.
Records Lano County. Oregon, on
For most of them it was a long
the 12th day of November, 1910,
nnd anions journey.
Unused to
In the matter of the estates of
travel, they were compelled to ride Harriet C. Pitcher and Milos thence South 8.07 chains, thence
West to the placo of beginning, all
all night in Now York Central Pitcher, deceased.
in Section 32, Township 20, South
chair cars, eat strange food and
Notice is hereby given that Ren
live in strange surroundings. Yet F. Pitcher has been by the county Rangt' 3, West Willamette Meri­
dian, Lano County, State
the went through it all cheerfully, court of the State of Oregon, in
Oregon.
with an enthusiasm rarely displayed and for Lane county,, appointed ad­
and quieting the ti’le to
by their stoic race.
ministrator of the estate of Har­
An>l tho reason was this: In riett C. Pitcher and Miles Pitcher, premises as against the Defendant,
| “Tongues of Flame” they helped deceased, and that all persons hav­ above named and each and all of
, portray a situation pamileling a ing claims again«! the said estates them and forever tarring the said
I dramatic situation in thier own are hereby notified to present the Defendants and all persons claim­
SCAUD
I tribal history. They were not act same, duly verified, to the said ing by, through or under them or
UGHI
ing merely as extras under Ji oneph Ben F. Pitcher, administrator, at either of them, or any of them
Ki PT
RIGHT
Henabery’s direction, they were Dorena, Oregon, within six months from claiming any right, title or
[giving voice and feeling to a i xitua- from the 12th dav of March, 1925. intenrst in said premises; and for
«neh other and further relief as
I tion elose to their own hearts.
Pnsn it _______
MM r i PITCHER,
a roti tul
•o th j Court may s.-em equitable.
“Tongues of Flame,” the last Administrator of the ■ Estate of
after every meal.
This summons is published onee
novel written by Peter Clark Mae
Give the family
Harriett C. Pitcher and Miles >n«ti »wok for six sucecssive and '
tarlane, deals with a falsi' survey
the benefit of Its
Pitcher. doctMiaed.
consecutive weeks in the Cottage
of land whereby a tribe of Indians H. J. Shinn, Attorney for
aid to digestion.
Grove Sentinel by order of the i
Clean» teeth too.
I. swindled out of a big tract of
estate.
t»9aHp( M) H 'iioeable J. F Skipworth. Judge
Keep It nlwnyn
land by a grasping capitalist.
of ih'eCircuit Court, which Order;
in
tnr
,o. , Through further trickery, the capi
thr house
I uhiic
heirs date March 5. 1925.
ta'iist is -nlwiut to take possession
\j Costs little - helps much '
Dated and first published this
of their remaining reservation
a
:»th day ef Marrh. 1925.
a young lawyer, port rave.I by
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Thomas Meighan. comes to their it — rid your rystern cl Catarth or Deaf­
Attorney for Plaintiff« '
aid, expose« the plot and thwarts ness c»u»ed by Cacarra.
Kesi ’oncc and Post Office Ad- j
the money mad capitalist.
Sairf a.
40 imh
drew. First National Rank Building.
By a strange coincidence, the F. J. CHENEY e» CU„lokde, Ohio Qnttagr Grove, Orv,
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POULTRY
EGGS
CAPONS
HOGS
Jitney Service
JOE T. SHORT
City Transfer Co.
When you visit the
country, why not
patronize the coun
try?
MWiiœ
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
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ledger sheets. The Sentinel.
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