The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 13, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, .MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925
Then 1 stopped taking □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
Another tomb has been unearthed river.
Tax Turnover Is Made.
in Egypt. This tomb, it is thought, notes anti of course will have to □
Tax inoiitf totaling $M,995.<>9
APPROACHING
Monday» and Thursdays
was the last resting place of ono be excused from continuing this □
has been turned over to county
EVENTS •
of the early prosecuting attorneys. lengthy and very poor description □
treasurer by the sheriff’s office.
.Publisher»
Bede & Smith..
of our trip. I trust that no person □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□nan This is the second tax turnover
I
In
the
sarcophagus
were
fouml
.......
Editor
Elbert Bede......
records of several doliar-a-year will criticize it for I have but
Mrs, Nelson Durham, Mrs. A. W. since the start of collection of
A first-class publication entered at men who made fortunes out of the a very short time to write it in; Helliwell and Mrs. H. W. Titus the first half. The turnover was
Cottage Grove as second-class matter Trojan war, in which it seems and no leisure to correct mistakes
will entertain the Constellation club segregated as follows:
.$40.760.78
Thursday afternoon at its regular State and county ...
Business Office...... —65 North Sixth Egypt was an ally of Greece; a in punctuation or grammar.
Yours respectfully,
Cities ___________ _
proclamation which evidently had
. »,031.93
mooting.
A. DUCKER, ESQ.
never been given to the newspapers
School jjistricts ......
i 14,255.97
♦ ♦ ♦
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
of the early days in which the
809.3.3
The Tilhcum club will meet Wed- Union high schools .
By mail (Cash in advance)
—just arrived this week
, 1,785.64
One year....$2.75 | Three month« .80 children of Israel were granted COTTAGE GROVES ELSEWHERE nes lay evening with Mr. and Mrs. Road districts ____
Port
of
Siualaw
_
_
250,85
Six months.. 1.50 | One month..... 50 their freedom; records of a demo­
W H. i ijtrander.
Also striped poplin and
cratic congressional investigation of
Forest fire patrol „.
101.19
BY CARRIER
♦ ♦ ♦
(Continued from first page.)
striped pongette, each
.$ .30 j alleged bribery on the part of oil
One month----------- -------
Mrs. William Thum will entertain
. 1.10 (barons in getting leases on the
Four months, in advance.
pattern fast color and all
Rubber stamps. The Sentinel.
The Graves cottage became a the Joker club Friday evening.
. 1.60 dome of the great pyramid, the
Hix months, in advance...
a yard wide.
rendezvous
for
horsemen
and
the
. 3.00 I chambers of the sphinx having been
One year, in advance----
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name, 11 the cottage in the grove ” □
These new stripes
j appropriated for use as storage gradually became widely known.
Member of
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much i : favor everywhere
I
reservoirs
—
also
a
papryus
which
Eventually the road leading to the □
National Editorial Association
□
the one-piece dress
Oregon Stato Editorial Association I purports to bo the original cope Graves cottage became known as □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
Oregon Newspaper Conference I of the commandments and to have Cottage Grove avenue and the name
summer sport frocks.
been lost by Moses before hi finally received official recognition
Uncle Bob Veatch, who was feel­
ns
The color e
hurried departure from
Egypt. as such by the city of Chicago, ing rather poorly for several days,
A WAY TO REDUCE TAXES.
are lavender background
From u study of the scroll it seems which is a much different place is much improved and was able to
with
. and white
Tho other day, in the postoffiee that one commandment was never than when Graves raced horses be ou for a ride Sunday. Uncle
included in the Bible. It rends, on the prairie.
Bob has passed his eighty-second
stripes; tan background
lobby, wc overheard the owner of
anniversary.
with blue anil white
considerable Cottage Grove ri4,1 “Thou shalt not get caught mak­
stripes; green i background
estate talking to a friend in ing moonshine whisky or breaking □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gray and Mr.
DRUGSTORE
with black a » white
strident tones about tho figures the traffic laws.”
and Mrs. M. Y. Warner, of Eugene,
stripes; rise- -pink back-
ou a tax statement which he had
were
visitors
Sunday
at
the
I.
E.
i Warner home.
Tho Saturday Eugene Guard nnd I
grouiul with deep rose
just opened. He was damning this
black and white stripe;
and that and making vociferous the Sunday Eugene Register were □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Hall
were
The Guard
□ henna background with blue and black stripes. etc.
remarks about what was going interesting editions.
Mrs'. II. H. Veatch was hostess in Eugene Sunday to attend the
□
...75c tp 95c
to happen if taxes weren't low­ issued a 52-page paper, made pos­ Thursday afternoon to the Social wedding-of Robert Teller, a cousiu
See them today. Priced a yard...
sible
by
a
16-pago
advertisement.
ered pretty soon. He was going
Twelve
club.
Chatting
over
needle
of Mrs. Hall.
NEW PATTERNS AND TRIMMINGS
to give his real estate away and This is the largest newspaper ever work was the diversion and a
□
Mrs. W. W. Thackrah has been in
go to tho poor house, and more to issued by a Lane county paper as delicious two-course luncheon was
□
New
dress
styles for .May especially designed for striped
a
serious
condition
following
a
a regular edition.
□
the same effect.
served. Yellow snapdragons were stroke of paralysis which overcame
□ goods are here in the Butterick patterns. New buttons
was
interesting
to
Tho
Register
As wo left we noted that ho hail
the artistic decorations of the
also here to match or contrast with the goods, as
just received at this general de Cottage Grove because thè first rooms and they were used on the her Thursday.
automobile
sectiou
page
of
the
H.
W.
Lombard
was
fishing
on
like—also mercerized threads to mate!).
livery window a package which
table.
Yellow
favors
were
also
boro the label of a well known was devoted to an illustrateli story used. Additional guests for the the Siuslaw Sunday. County Clerk
catalog house.
That label was of Cottage Grove’s industries, prog afternoon were Mrs. .t. A. Merry­ Bryson accompanied him from Eu­
gene.
ono of tho reasons why the tax ross and inducements for the outer man and Miss Lulu Currin.
(Russian Type)
rate is as high as it is, and along The write up was unusual from tin
E. W. Ewing is receiving treat­
THE QUAllTY STORE -C000 STRUT'
<$>•$»
z
3>
about taxpaying time is the cor­ fact that the business interests had
ment
in
a
Eugene
hospital.
is
both
odorless and colorless,
The
American
Legion
Auxiliary
been
asked
to
subscribe
for
not
rect time to mention the fact.
will sponsor an entertainment and
Mrs. Marion Veatch and son Boy, possessing those elemerfts which
Tho amount, that each person advertising space, which usually dance at tho Armory Saturday of Eugene, who have ben traveling makes a perfect intestinal lub­
buys from out of the city that is the case when newspapers evening, for tho benefit of the in Europe, expect to arrive in ricant.
could be purchased in the city at “give” nn illustrated booster story. playgrounds.
The program will New York May 21 on their re­ Your Rexall Store guarantees
approximately the same price as
begin at 8 o’clock and will be in turn trip.
,
it to possess a high specific
Hero’s one for Editor Ingalls, charge of Mrs. H. W. Titus and
that charged by the catalog
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and gravity and viscosity (body)
house for the same quality would of Corvallis, who delights in him Mrs. Clyde Leonard, The booth
mpport several merchandising em­ self propounding odd questions: be in charge of Mrs. A. W. Helli- son Lawrence and Mr. and M.v. equal to iii not exceeding other
S. F. Damewood motored to Rose­ types of heavy mineral oils.
Where is the old fashioned husbnm1 well.
poriums in Cottage Grove aloae.
burg yestorday.
The person wo refer to was not who used to growl at his wife
A scientifically exact product.
n farmer, nor was he a member of every time she hold her skirt high
Mr.
Slater Goes to County Jail.
the so-called laboring class. Ho er than her shoe tops on n rainy
Fred Slater, aged 23, giving his
was a resident of the city ami thi dnyf After Ingalls has answerer
residence as Chehalis, Wash., who
owner of considerable property. that qu-stion, he may tell us
was taken into custody here Thurs­
A hundred thousand dollars in whether the husband referred to i-
day by Deputy Sheriff Pifcher on
merchandise stocks put on tho now working the shady side of
jaw
hall, Dainty refresh a whito slavery charge, wns sen­
tax rolls in Cottage Grovo would tho street for comfort or tho sun
nerved at the close of tenced Saturday by County Judge
mean a nubstantinl reduction in the "y siilo for infornili lion.
hours.
C. J. KEM, Prop
Barnard to serve four months in
amount of his taxes, city, school
<s> *
the county jail upon the much less Cottage Grove,
:
Oregon
and county.
PIONEER FOOTPRINTS
Mrs. A. J. Adams,
serious offense of contributing to
In Eugene tho addition of half
Mrs. Alfred White, Mri
the delinquency of a minor.
(Continued from first page.)
a million dollars of merchandise
Hull nnil Miss Pauline
Slater and two girls, Catherine
stocks to the tax rolls, and this
teachers,
entertained
the
primary
(’lark, 19, and Margaret Worden,
again down tho hills, and near
could easily bo were homo trade
department
of
the
<*ftristian
church
17, had spent three weeks in the
noon had the first sight of the
practiced them as it should be,
Hncramento valley. We met (¡over nt an Easter party Saturday after­ Woodson auto camp. Their actions
would materially cut the tax rate for
noon in the church parlors.
aroused the suspicious of Mr. Wood-
city, school district and county. Tho nor Norton going out to Carson
❖ < <$>
Every woman knows that her
son, who asked the deputy sheriff
valley
to
buy
stock,
and
proceeded
resident of Cottage Grovo would
Mrs. Dyott entertained nt dinner to investigate. The girls also are house has to be cleaned thoroughly
down and noonod in the valley,
benefit by tho cut in tho county
Wednesday evening, the guests bo- from Washington and said
that evefy spring. During winter, dust,
In tho afternoon we traveled to ing Mr. nnd Mi
tax rate.
Kem, Mr. they had been paroled from tiu> dirt and germs aecummulate in the
within 8 miles of tho city and
corners, under tho rugs, in the
I and Mr. reform school there.
If in the entire county nil goods stopped for tho night, ilio wind nnd Mrs. 8. S.
an<l Mrs. B.
Koehler.
The
wore bought in tho county that blowing quito cold.
This was said to be the first time curtains “an” every place. Just
occasion was 1
Dyott ’s birthday that a county judge in Lane county so with your system—it should be
should bo bought in tho county,
July 31—We started for Sacra­
price and quality considered, the monte anil arrived tilo re at 10 a riniversary.
had imposed a sentence for a crim­ given a I thorough cleansing, purify-
It’s a good school.
The rates reasonable
ing this i spring.
HOLLISTER’S
county tax rate might be cut in o ’clock and turned our stock to
inal offense.
OUR SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE IN «SESSION ALL THROUGH
Twontv two
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
TEA
will
do
two.
graze, while we took a stroll
THE SUMMER MONTHS.
at the reg
tho job slick and quick, It will j
Ho the Cottage Grove property arou nd tho city. Jerry concluded day
SAGINAW.
of’ the W. R.
clean your system, freshen ami
owner who was kicking about his to raneh his stock with Treadway
purify you all ovei -you ’ll enjoy
taxes, while currying home a pack and Norton and had them taken lowed by a si
(Special to The Sentinel.)
living, eat better, sleep better—
992 Willamette St.
Phone 666
Eugene, Oregon.
ago bearing n ciitnlng house label 8 miles to tho ranch (which he nes session. .................................. i
April 10.—Mrs. C. H. Sharon is
feel better.—Kem’s for Drugs.
was joining with hundreds of others now owns himself). We stopped
visiting friends in Eugene this
to keep up tho tax nite ho wns ill tho city two days and then
Special bookkeeping systems week.
kicking about.
all started for the South Yulia of every kind. The Sentinel.
J. W. Mathews is able to bo
out, after jin illness of three woks.
mr rm mx uix
irn xnr nr thttht Oh th mrmx ttk im ix z ?fir ttvthv Tnmwmxxnr mvrrrx mr thx hti / th irn Tilt Ifh Kit mX TTH TRT ill’
f'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry’Cotter were
in Eugene the last of the week.
Ruth Malcomson
Logan Bear and Charles Sharon
By
1924
and daughter Esther were Eugene
SECOND OF A SÉRIES OF SIX ARTICLES
“Miss America
j visitors Tuesday.
About twenty of the young peo­
ple of tho neighborhood surprised
AT, drink and be merry”—
»cientlit tell» us it wills its
Mrs. “
Vermel ‘ “
Koch at her home
and tomorrow, the chances
name by being able alone to
Wednesday r evening and a
are, you’ll be a fat old woman
support the young of all mam-
enjoyable evening
<
was spent
with a muddy complexion I That
mal». The "quart a day” has
games, Light refreshments
is, unless you eat and drink the
served.
now happily become the stand­
right things, and um tome di»-
The Charlie Cassidy
ard amount for children. And
motion about the hour» your merri-
|
Smith
families have
I believe it would lie Just as
from Lynx Hollow.
ment induces you to keep. Prob-
beneficial for all the average
ably you’ve already given due
beauty-seeking grown-up (un­
Lockwood to Build Houses.
thought to your eating and your
less indeed there is fat to com­
E. C. Lockwood is planning
hours, for those are rather obvious
bat) ; for milk is an excellent
build several houses on a tmet
matters of concern to her who
source of certain important
| land which he owns just south
would be beautiful.
But—what
vitamin es.
\\ hatever has been said for or against newspaper advertising.
the city on Pacific highway. I
about what you drink?
understood that the houses will
Of all the fruit Juices, my
New
ork learned, during the time the newspapers could
i of such construction that they can
It seems queer to me that articles
favorite is that of the orange,
give no advertising on account of the pressmen's strike, exactly
be
offered
for
sale
at
prices
that
about food as related to health and And, since I think the time to
w hat it means to be left without newspaper advertising of the
mill employes will be able to pay.
beauty do not place more emphasis
take fruit is not
daily
sales. Even Wall street, which takes but a comparatively
on the Importance of the liquid part
with the meals,
Ilatp Concert Tomorrow.
small
corner of the New \ ork newspaper space, learned that
of one’s diet. Even specialists on
as is ordinarily
The harp concert being sponsored
the subject, even doctors, do not
done, but when
its
customers
depend upon the newspaper announcements of
by the Utopia club for the purpose
seem especially concerned about
the stomach is
financial offerin ;. and several large money offerings were
of raising funds for the proposed
what you drink, so long as y. >u com paratively
playgrounds, will be given tomor­
postponed until nei spaper advertising could be had.
"eat right." I ani no specialist on
row night in the high school audi­
torium. Salvador De Nufrio is tho
the subject of foods; but 1 do know
Sinn depending on special sales were most seriously
artist
He has appeared in New
(and the application of that knoxvl
York
and
other
large
cities
of
affected.
In lieu of newspaper ails the stores sent out printed
edge has a great deal to do with
tho country.
circulars, but these were not nearly so effective as the ads,
my recent success at Atlantic Cty)
the managers admitted.
that the acknowledged "pei feet
Rodent Control Deputies Named.
food” is liquid; that all the beauty­
O. W. McFarland, in charge of
begetting fruits are, for the most
rodent control for a large section
In the wor**of Hearn W. Street, one of the executives of
pert, water; and that many i f them,
Beauty Sita
of this end of the county, has ap­
Blair 1 company, a leading banking house:
such as oranges, lemons and i.n s
pointed the following deputies:
in the Sun
John Ashby, §ilk creek district;
are often taken, with capit.il re­
"Investment bankers were not certain until the pressmen’s
suits, as undiluted Juice, or in tile
without It. T often take the juic* Otto Dobbcrstein, Gowdyville Jin
strike began that newspaper advertising played a big part in
form of “ades."
of an orange just before I go to triet; Ed Connor, district from
Snginaw south. '
their busimss. We know now what invaluable service the
bed. too. Apple», which also are
CouMquentl;-, I believe the i cup
largely
C.
nip
sed
of
water,
are
my
newspapers
render us It is next to impossible to put over a
Easter Is Observed.
you habitually quaff is of param • nmt
second
choice
among
fruit*.
Easter
was
observe*!
in
all
the
lug
bond
issm
without advertising. Our clients expect adver­
importance. The almost invariable empty, I have my orange juice the
But if you’re one of those people churches of the city. Special music
rule is; drink milk and wa'er. and
tising
and
will
not
bother to read circulars.”
every Morning. I’ve dona
who feel they “just must have some­ featured the aervieea and attend
you have health ami beauty; but
k'ng that I don't believe
th, v
to drink at meals,'* try naees were large. Largo Sunday
drink tsa, coffee, Cocktails and you
“st irt the day right“
h«H»l attendances also were re­
to
had
»
’
instiling
that is non Mitras-
rrt a disagreeable cUapositiott and a
ported. The cantata, “Our Lord
Luing,
and
at
the
same
time
not
sallow akin;
•tú1
Victorious, ” was given tn the »f-
rich enough to be unduly fattening,
ternoon at the Presbyterian church
F k the rest, get m the "water
wagon"—or on the milk wagoo—
and stay there.
(fottw (Grove Sentinel
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New Striped Broadcloths
Again at Umphrey
& Mackin’s
City Briefs °
soci err
MINERAL OIL
K nowles & G raber
A pint bottle
$1.00
KEM’S FOR DRUGS
n»
Tone Up, Purify
In the Spring
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
WE CAN TRAIN YOU
A Secretarial, Bookkeeping, or Steno­
graphic course in our school will prepare
you for a good position.
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
WHAT CUP DO YOU QUAFF?
NEW YORK
Learned