The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, April 06, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCOTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY. APRII, 6 1925 PAGE TWO ¡can’t afford to iuiss a nickel or someone drops some pennies before □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ 1 get to him. dime. Mondays and Thursdays Here’s that fellow again with I often wonder why they al way« i his bobbed-haired sweetie. He al ’ pass me around before flie sermon ..Publishers Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 45, Bede & Smith... □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a ways drops a two-bit piece with 1 is preached. It isn ’ t customary ___ Editor of Lane County, State of Oregon, that a school meeting of said district Elbert Bode----- □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ , io pay ff*r something before you the air of a millionaire and spends A group of friends gathered at will he held at auditorium of high school building on the 21st day of A first-class publication entered at get it. Of course it often happens five dollars taking her for a motor the C. A. Stevens home Saturday Presbyterian Church—A. Ralph April, 1925, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of dis Cottage Grove as second-class matter i that those who patronize me ride in the afternoon. evening, honoring and surprising Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at cussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to ad- I got a dollar from that fellow. haven ’ t paid for anything in Mrs. Stevens, the occasion being 10, forenoon service at 11, evening vote on the proposition of levying a special district tax. Business Office......... 65 North Sixth The total amount of money needed by the said school district dur I heard the ladies’ aid say that her birthday anniversary. I vance. Five service at 7:30. Midweek services ing the fiscal year beginning on June 30, 1925, and ending June 30, up he squanders an awful lot of money Possibly they have me take Wednesday evenings at 7:30. hundred and social conversation SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1926, is estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to i the collection in advance so that on cigars and things. It might be were the diversions and were fol By mail (Cash in advance) be received from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary Baptist Church—Tenth and Adams. school fund, special district tax, and all other moneys of the district: One year....$2.75 | Three months .80 I the preacher will know how good better for me if more did the same. lowed by the serving of dainty Thank goodness that my stunt is refreshments which the guests Bible school at 10, services at 11 Six months.. 1.50 | One month..... 50 ! a sermon to preach, or possibly BUDGET j so that he will feel free 9 to say over. I’m as nervous as a school brought with them. B Y CARRIER ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES The guest and at 6:30 conducted by B. Y. .$ .30 what he pleases about some of kid speaking her commencement list included Mr. and Mrs. C. L. P. U. Prayer meeting Thursday One month. Personal Service Total Four months, in advance..... . 1.10 I those in the audience—or possibly piece. Salary No. Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ben evenings at 7:30. ♦ • • tiix months, in advance----- . 1.60 ' he wishes to know whether he is 1 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 Not a bad foreupon, I ’ll say— nett, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker, Mr. Superintendent ___ One year, in advance-------- . 3.00 going to get enough to mako it six dollars in silver and thirteen and Mrs. Cleve Miller, -Mr. and Christian Church, the “home-like” Principals: 1,800.00 1,800.00 1 High sehool ____ worth while not to say some of pennies—the best I’ve done for a Mrs. George Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. church—A. J. Adams, minister. 1,350.00 1,350.00 Member of 1 Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and j West side ______ to long time — but if folks were as I the things he knows he ought George Hohl, Mr. and Mrs. Vern [ communion at 11, Christian eudea ' Teachers : National Editorial Association thrifty in other ways as they are Garoutte, L. C. MichcneT, Einer vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30. 1,260.00 2,520.00 Oregon State Editorial Association say. High school ____ • . • Passing mo around in advance is in their financial relations with Johnson, Ed Lundbom, Mrs. Maude 1,215.00 3,615.00 Oregon Newspaper Conference 3 High school___ 1,125.00 ! often bad policy. H«,w can a the church, wc wouldn’t have any Hohl and Mr. and Mrs. Curl Leabo, 1 1,125.00 Methodist Church—Rev. J. H. High school ------ 1,270.00 1,270.00 Ebert, l’astor. Sunday school at 1 the latter two being of Creswell. Domestic art ___ WHAT A COLLECTION PLATE i preacher be expected to preach a paupers. 1,250.00 1,250.00 I good sermon when i ho sees that ; 9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep 1 Commercial ____ ♦ ♦ THINKS. 1,500.00 1,500.00 1 Cottage Grove wants a new union Home making __ $1.56 is the amount : I have collect- Mrs. A. W. Swanson entertained worth league at 7, evening service 2,000.00 2,000.00 at 7:30. Everybody is welcome te 1 Agriculture ____ Well, here’s where 1 do my little ed as an offset for the day’s time high school. The project was sug the Joker club Friday evening at attend all of these services. 1,000.00 10,000.00 io Grades _________ he has expended in preparing him- gested by County School Superin • « • Wild flowers, its regular meeting. one act comi«‘-tragedy again. 900.00 5,400.00 6 Grades _________ tendent Moore at an institute held self. Of course some preachers ! lamb tongues, orchids and currants Free Methodist church — Corner of 1,500.00 I can always tell when I’m going 1,500.00 1 Janitor __________ I ’ ve heard would get less were the in Cottage Grove recently, nnd the 600.00 were the artistic decorations of tho Monroe avenue and south Fifth Janitor __________ 600.00 1 to be trotted out fur my perform collection taken afterward. suggestion seems to have taken rooms. Following the usual diver street—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun Clerk ----------------- 200.00 200.00 1 ance because such an odd kind of 100.00 It seems peculiar to me that ■.•. -11. Cottnge Grove is just the sion, five hundred, a delieiou» two- day school at 10, forenoon services Election and census hush comes over the audience and 1ÜO.00 because the choir aro unable to although I’in one of the most sort of a community to see the eourse luncheon was served. M rs. at 11, evening service at 7:30. ¡ Athletics ... sing and the organist lias to g<> useful persons in this church I’m thing tliiough to fruition.—Eugene Swanson was assisted with the Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday ...$36,760.00 Total _____________________ ____ -...... ! serving by her daughters, Mrs. Mer- evenings. one of the most unpopular. It 'a Gun rd. it alone. Material and supplies: • • • ' ville Veatch and Miss Hazel Swan to pass i me no wonder I have a sour disposi- Wonder who .$ 480.00 Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.) Christian Science Church—Corner son. Additional guests for the around today! eve tion. Some endure me gracefully 350.00 Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.) -------- —— jf Jefferson avenue and Second i evening were Mrs. W. W. McFar with a smile, but none greet me 275.00 ning Gid Reliable was sick and Library books ---------------- ---------------- street. Sunday services at 11 a. m. land, Mrs. G. M. Scott, Mrs. R. R 15.00 the extra who handled mo wasn't I start on my little stunt cheerful Flags _______________________ _______ 300.00 Meeks, Mrs. Hugh .Milligan and Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m. onto his job and I didn’t do as I and gnv and full of hope and t>el Janitors’ supplies ----- ----------------- ------ 1,250.00 Mrs. G. O. Knowlos. Fuel__ ____ _________________ -v-......... - well as a blind man selling pencils ing kindly toward everybody and Seventh Day AdvcntiBt Church— 350.00 ♦ ♦ ♦ Light and pow-er --------------------------- — West Main street. Services every nt the postoffice corner. If folks come back disheartened and glad to 125.00 Miss Esther Silsby, .Mrs. D. II. Water __ ......... - -------------------------------- Saturday. Sabbath school at 10, bo chucked away out of sight to didn't act as if they wanted me 200.00 I Stationery and supplies .......... — .............. church service at 11; prayer meet Ilemonway and Mrs. Earl Hill were circulated around their way he grieve over another failure. 75.00 Telephone ........ —------------ - ----- ---------- * An explorer in Africa hns found hostesses Thursday afternoon at ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Guess he didn’t bother them. Well, hero’s where we go. Watch • • • fish that flirt. All fish aren’t the regular meeting of the Con-i 3,220.00 feared, from their looks, that they me do my stuff! Total ........ ..... .. ................. —-............ — Sunday School services in the stellation club in the bauquet room Latham might steal something from me. That’s a good start and makes flirts, but all flirts are fish. school house every Sunday Maintenance and repairs:. of the Masonic templo. Easter at 9:45. Mrs Hugh Trunnel, su-1 Gymnasium building and grounds ......... 300.00 The old veteran who usually me happy. That poor widow 780.00 High school building and grounds -------- handles me in my appearances be dropped me a dime. A dollar from TWO TONS OF POISON ARE decorations were about the rooms perintondeut; Mrs. Winnie Hagerty, 100.00 ttMsiwtuiii- superintendent. mu ru»ri n t onrlnnt and white narcissi and yellow crepe assistaut Repair of desks .......................................... fore the church-going public never many others wouldn’t mean so FED TO RODENTS 100.00 paper were the decorations of the West side grade building and grounds ... makes a mistake like that. He much to mo as that widow’s dime. 300.00 Maintenance, agricultural department luncheon table. Tho afternoon hours J This is rodent control week knows that folks dislike to have Wouln’t that tickle you! There’s Building Permits for March. 450.00 Maintenance, home making department mo go by without dropping me that fellow who always tries to throughout Lane county and indi- wore pleasantly spent socially and I Th following building permits a two-coursc luncheon was served. I something, and he knows the church arrive about twro minutes after I’ve cations are, from the amount of -$ 2,030.00 were isiued by the city during «lone my stuff, I never was popu poison bait mixed nnd distributed Invited guests of the club were March: Assessments (highways, roads, streets, bridges): lar with him. We’re going to get through the county agent’s office, M. F. Wyatt, Mrs. E. W. Armes ! S. S. Trask for the erection of Pacific highway ...... -........ * 350.00 I him this time, He’s usually liberal that a bunch of digger squirrels and Mrs. George Lea. i a one-story frame I welling ♦ ♦ ♦ -$ 350.00 Total ___ _____________________________ when ho does get caught. Whi huve turned their tootsies to the Everett Lee celebrated his twelfth twelfth I | Quinc c y E aver.ue. N| at for the Indebtedness: shouldn’t he bof He’s merely loavens permanently. Nearly two erection of $ 2,800.00 Bonds ............... ......... ............ ..... ............ ........... giving up what he’s been holding ■ tons of poisoned bait have been birthday anniversary Saturday eve Ian apartment house on north Tenth 2840.00 Bond interest _________________ __ - ........... number of his friends ning, when a i distributed to those in the various i street. 250.00 it is a physical am! out on mo. Warrant interest .............................. ....... .......... responded to invitations to spend: What do you think of that? I communities who arc assisting with W. J. Tenl for the construction 500.00 All other indebtedness and interest thereon tho evening, Gaines were the di- mental condition. That fellow let his wife drop two j tho extermination work. of a frame dwelling on south See- Duo to the lack of a county versions and daintv refreshments | ond street. ............. $ 6,390.00 nickels—nnd ho spent two dollars Total were served. The guest list in- 470.00 have lost that taking another fellow’s wife to the 1 agent to take charge of 1 the rodent eluded Hiner & Son for nn addition .............. ......................... $ to Insurance: Genevieve and Audrey Mul show in Portland last week. I control work, squirrels i and other ill up - and - hoard the ladies’ aid tn Iking about rodents have gained a i foothold vihill, Jack and Earl Hansen, Grace, their machine shop. ........ ..... $ 470.00 Total __________ __ __ - F. A. Bennett for repair of during the past two years, In near- Ruth and Wesley Ebert, Dorothy •Iwelling on Washington avenue. it. Miscellaneous: Typewriters for commercial department ................... $ 800.00 Two pants buttons from that ly every section there are a few- and Fred Stewart, Lorita Glass, P. 8. Bukowski for repair of I traveling man. Possibly he made who have failed to cooperate for Mary and Audrey*Ritenhouse, Rod front of barber shop building. .............. $ 800.00 Total a mistake, but tho preacher needs tho extermination of the rodents. ney Safley and Victor Goff. Godard & Randall for repair of ♦ ♦ ♦ .......................................... $ 250.00 Emergency them. His wife hail to borrow one The law is now such that such roof of warehouse at Southern Pa Mr. nnd Mrs. C.-J. Kern enter | from a neighbor this morning and persons can be punished for per cific station. .$ 250.00 Total the preacher was Into at Sunday mitting rodents on their places and tnined the H. D. S. club Friday L. P. McCoy for repair of roof , nt least one of these in charge of evening nt its regular evening of of residence on south First street. school. Total estimated amount of money for all purposes during There’s Old Money Bags trying t he work here proposes to see that five hundred. Wild currants and L. McAboy for repair of resi- the year.... ............... $50,270.00 pink cyclamens were tho artistic , tx> stare me out of countenance. If the law is enforced. i I <lcnce on south Sixth street. decorations of the rooms. Follow- will give you the the smallest, piece of money he hns ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ing the card session, at which Mr. vim, vigor and vi is more than a nickel he always From county school fund during the coming school Every kind of loose leaf Many Bobcats Killed. and Mrs. Ben G. Koehler secured tality of a youth, hns mo make change. I hope ledger sheets. The Sentinel. year ________ _____________ .____________ ______ $ 8,000.00 Eighty-six bobcats were killed in From state school fund during the comiug school high honors, a delightful luncheon because it enrielies X 1,500.00 was served. Mr. and Mrs. Koehler Lane county during March and the the blood, builds state bounty of $3, in addition to From elementary school fund during the coming wero invited guests of the club. strength, gives the 4,000.00 the county bounty of $2, was col «>«■<$> system real I’EP nnd From couuty high school tuition ............ —................. 8,000.00 tones up health -i n □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ lected. The $3 bounty was cut Smith-Hughes subsidies ---------------- --- ----------------- 1,850.00 erally. n APPROACHING □ April 1 to $1.50. 250.00 Estimated amount from other sources .—-________ _____ ____ □ □ A run down condi EVENTS O □ Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax .... $23,600.00 gottaiK fòrove Sentinel Notice of School Meeting socierr > YOUTH Is NOT A Matter of Years § PEPTONA K nowles & G raber tion is especially bad lit. this season of the year. Peptonn is □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ Notice to Registered Voters! To observe its sixth birthday County Clerk’s Office force anniversary, the LaComus club has The completed chocking hv precincts will hold a no-hostess luncheon At ; the names of registered voters who 1 o’clock tomorrow at the Gray have failed to vote in the precinct Goose ten room. The afternoon during tho years 1923 and 1924. can! notices have been a large bottle. hours will Im spent at the home of Postal mailed to such voters calling atten Mrs. IL B. Griggs. tion to their failure to vote in the said period and asking them to ♦ ♦ ♦ reinstate their registration if de The Jolly Bunch club will hold and that otherwise their its regular dance Friday evening , sired, registration will be cancelled. In I in Phillips hall, with Mr. and Mrs. many cases the person notified may M rs. George be regularly voting in some pre- : Tra Beidler, C. J. KE.M. Prop Currin and Mrs. C. L. einct in the County other than the , one referred to in the norice, and Cottage Grove, : Oregon Speaks. in such ease will be continued in , the precinct whore voting, but | dropped in the old precinct. The ladies ’ aid The nQnnnnnnnnnnQnnnnnnnnnnnDnnnnDnnnonnnnnnnonnnsnnnannnnQannanQnnnnnnnnnnnnn address on the postal card will society usually indicate the precinct where noon, with Mrs. E. W. Armes, Mrs. cancellation is to be made. W. L. Hatch. Mrs. J. A. Merryman Where any doubt exists in the and Mrs. A. W. Swanson ns host mind of the voter as to his proper registration, it will be well to check esses. up at the Clerk's office. ♦ ♦ ♦ The desire of the County Clerk's The women’s relief corps will office ia to clear the files of dupli hold its regular quarterly dinner cations, which the law requires to be done, and we will gladly give Saturday noon. attention to any corrections or re J ♦ ♦ ♦ ; instatements which may be request- ■ The Social Twelve club will meet oil. Registration for voters is pox at all times except thirty Thursday afternoon w ith Mrs. H. IL sible days prior to elections. Veatch. a5 9c(2) R. 8. BRYSON, Clerk. $1.00 HARDWARE KEM’S FOR DRUGS Cottage Grove : Oregon RECAPITULATION Total estimate expenses for the yoar _____________ $50,270.00 Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax 23,600.00 Balance amount to be raised by district tax. $26,670.00 Dated this 24th day of March, i925. N. E. GLASS, Chairman, C. E. UMPHREY, 11 J. SHINN, Board of Directors. Attest: WORTH HARVEY, Clerk. 8. V. ALLISON, GEO. O. KNOWLES, J. H. CHAMBERS, mSOaCx Advisory Committee. Shortening Mayonnaise SCHNEID AU IS DEFEATED; NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE. YOKEL, PILING UP patrons of or servirò A m to how far your “Voice” will carry for big results -leave that to iw. We'll provide pl lentjr of “foree- fill oratory” in your \dverthing with the celebrated Bonnet-Brown Sabs Service of powerful illustra tions and snappy copv. In a wrestling inateh singl'd at Brookings, Ore., Thursday evening, Ralph Hand of Cottage Grove won from Gus Schncidau, The first fall was taken by Bchneidau in 36 minutes with n wristlock and t>ody scissors. Hand came back lihd took the second fall in 23 minutes with a toe hold so strongly applied that Sckncidau was unable to come back for the third fall, the match being awarded to Hand, Hand ia to wrestle Mike Yokel in Portland Wednesday and on April 14 will meet Frank Piling here. Publishers to Meet Here The Lane County Publishers * UMociatioa will hold a meeting here at 7 o ’elvck Hntardar night at Hotel Bartell, Possibly a doxen representatives of newspapers of the county will be present. A ban* qwet will be served ■d and this will be followed by a business m > m I oi >. Elbert Bede, of The Sentinel, ia the retiring preaideat. Notive is hereby given that on1 March 23, 1925, the undersigned as guardian of G. B. Hansard, insane, was duly licensed by the County I Court of Linn County. Oregon, to1 sell the following real property, | to wit: The East one-half (%) of Lot Lot number Three (3) in Block Number Three (3) in J H Mc Farland’s Addition to Cottage Grove, lame County, Oregon. You are further notified that on and after May 4, 1925. the under signed guardian will proceed to si'll at private sale to the highest bidder for eash all of the forego ing described real property subject to confirmation by mid eonrt. Bids moy be presented to the guardian at Lebanon. Oregon, or to her attorney ia Albany, Oregon, tbstract of title will bo furnished the purchaser. Dated and the first publication hereof is March 30. 1025. 8. •M. HANSARD, C. <?. Bryant, Guardian Attorney. m3O»27e(M) WE CAN TRAIN YOU A Secretarial, Bookkeeping, or Steno graphic course in our school will prepare you for a good position. It s a good school. The reatonable OUR SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE IN SESSION AT.I. THROUGH THE SUMMER MONTHS THROUGH EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE WUU»rtt. at run. 6«« E„g.„, o.'p,"