The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, April 13, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text* reet Breath al all times Hell In the Making. Gentle Maiden Sees and Marriages That Led The newly appointed pastor of i Enjoys Football Game j a negro church faced a packed i to Odd Relationships In the Circuit Court of the State SUMMONS. Oh, that fullback got bls face Mysterious muddles sometimes of Oregon for Lane County. Robert E. Laeky and Lydia R. arise out of second marriages. A kicked in. Oh. how sweetly pretty! Just know he’s happy. Now he Lacky, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs Corslcnn girl married a mun whose I can lie still in the hospital and read first wife was the sister of the girl’s Phillip 8. Murphy and Jane grandmother. This makes her her and hear the birdies sing upd be Doe Murphy, hiB wife, Alice Taylor own mother’s grand-aunt and her glud, oh, so glad. und John Doe Taylor, her husband, grandmother’s sister-in-law. To her Oh, goody. Those two big Swedes i James Murphy and Jane Doe Mur brothers and sisters she is a great- are Jumping up and down on the phy, his wife, Kate Spa rks and aunt. Finally, she Is her own grand quarterback. Just like boys at play. John Doe Spark., her husband, niece. Her husband la the brother How glad the Swedes look. And happy the little quarterback Elia Austin and John Doe Austin, tn-law of his grandnephews and how must be that he can make them so I her husband, Nancy Murphy Taylor grand-nieces. glad. Oh, football Is so lovely, so An elderly American became the j und John Do. Taylor, her husband, grandfather of his six children, and bloody lovely, reports Outing Maga Harriet Murphy Mitchell and John his first wife’s stepfather. lie di zine. I Doe Mitchell, her husband, and Ida vorced his wife und murrled his Oh, Joy. No wonder the birdies Murphy Buchanan and John Doe mother-in-law. The widower who sing und the flowers are gay. They i Buchanan, her husband, and the married In succession seven sisters have knocked the center cold. See, After eat In4 or naokinA Wrigley's freshen. the mouth I unknown heirs of A. II. Spare, contracted various relationships, his left leg is broken, quite broken. the Montreal Family Herald And oh, rapture! I think his neck Is and »weetetut the breath. deceased; and Walter F. Huff and says and Star. This man started by hurt, too. How pleased all the oth Nerve» are soothed, throat is Alice J. Huff, his wife, James C. marrying the eldest of the sisters, ers are. They are singing and refreshed and digestion added ; Huff and Winnie Huff, his wife, and subsequently went right down cheering. They’re so happy. So easy to carry the little | acketl ' Graeie A. Conner and Charles Con the line. Finally he led the seventh Ob. what a delightful picture! ____ __ _ _ ______ That big blond giant Just kicked at ner, her husband, Newton J. Huff and last sister to the altar. the bull and missed It and Ills greut and Sophia Huff, bis wife; and | A German village Is puzzled over ' also all other persons or parties the relationships resulting from the foot landed In that other player’s double marriage of a father and a stomach, quite lost from sight. The i unknown claiming any right, title, son. The father, a widower, mar band plays. No wonder. There I He i estato, lien or interest in the real ried the village belle. She thus be has got his foot out again. Now I estate described in the Complaint came a stepmother to her husband’s they can both be glad. - after every meal forty-year-old boh . The son In bls | herein. To: Phillip 8. Murphy and Jane turn, met the glrl’H mother und mar Likes and Dislikes for Doe Murphy, his wife, Alice Taylor ried her. Consequently Ids father now his son-in-law and he himself Various Kinds of Food Long distance hauling, piano and John Doe Taylor, her husband, Is Is his own grandfather. In the ■ James Murphy and Jane Doe Mur meantime, moving a specialty. Many races, many foods, many the village belle present phy, his wife, Kate Sparks and ed her husband with a baby daugh fads. The luxury of one people Is Any time—any where John Doe Sparki, her husband, ter. Cleurly this child Is slster-ln the bane of another. An attempt is being made to Introduce snails as Ella Austin and John Doe Austin, law to her grandmother! an article of food In certain London her husbanl, Nancy Murphy Taylor restaurants. The French, of course, and John Doe Taylor, her husband, Cheatnut Brothers, proprietors regard snails as a delicacy, while Harriet Murphy Mitchell and John Swing Plays Part in (Across strcot from S. P. depot) Britishers almost shudder at the Doo Mitchell, her husband, and Ida Hindu Religious Rites thought of eating them 1 Yet Eng Coal for Brooders Murphy Buchanan and John Doe lish folks eat mussels, whelks und One often IlndB In the near vicin STORAGE AND GENERAL Buchanan, her husband, and the ity of a Hindu temple, says a writer winkles, which In some countries j unknown heirs of A. H. Spare, In an Indian paper, two high stone are regarded as being unfit for hu- TRANSFER 'deceased; and Walter F. Huff and pillars, sometimes 30 feet high, with mun consumption. In Englund the Office phone 6 eel Is relished by many people, but Alice J. Huff, his wife, James C. j a stone crosspiece, from which hang In Scotland It Is detested by nearly Residence phone 155-L Huff and Winnie Huff, his wife, ' Iron chains. These swings play an everybody. Rabbits are looked up Graeie A. Connor and CharleB Con Important part Ln the various festi on as vermin In some part's of vals of the year, especially for the ner, her husband, Newton J. Hufi young America nnd Australia and are sel people. and Sophia Huff, his wife; and The very net of swinging on this dom served at table. In Britain also all other persons or partie i sacred structure Is pleasing to the rabbit pie Is a favorite dish. Swede unknown claiming any right, title, J deity of the temple, nnd when It Is turnips are often eaten In Scotland anil Canada with other vegetables, estate, lien or interest in tho real possible to combine both pleasure whereas in some parts of England J. A. RHOADS estate described in tho Complaint and worship, then It Is not unnat they are cordially disliked and given Proprietor ural this form of exercise should be herein. greatly appreciated. In certain sea only to cattle. Turnip-tops In Scot In tho name of tho Stato of Orc sons, especially the harvest season, land, again, are not considered gon: You and each of you are | the swing Is In great demand, and worth cooking. But In Covent Gar FURNITURE MOVING hereby required to appear nnd ■ religious ceremonies are performed den they sell by the ton.—London AND STORAGE answer the Complaint filed against by the priests of the temple. On Mall. you in the above entitled Court the top bar of the swing It Is not Growth of Jellyfish and cause on or before six weeks unusual to find a number of earth enware chattels, which are the home The manner In which a Jellyfish Piano Moving a Specialty. from tho date of tho first publi of the snered pigeons connected produces Its “children” Is really cation of this Summons, and if with the temple. Phone 99; Res., 189-J wonderful. you fail i i so to appoar nnd answer These swings are often built In Tn most cases the beginning Is un . - ------------- said Complaint, for want thereof the middle of the street, and they egg, which, lying on the bottom, the Plaintiffs will apply to tho not Infrequently constitute a real produces a beautiful tree-like Court for tho relief demanded in obstacle to traffic. But the authori growth. The “tree” fastens Itself said Complaint, to wit: for a Do- ties would certainly have great ilifll- to the bottom nnd brings forth buds culty In persuading the temple peo cree of tho said Court adjudging ple to agree to the removal of them. which, when ripe, drop off and de velop Into Jellyfish. The lntter. In and decreeing that tho Plaintiffs turn, lay eggs nnd the process Is re Any Kind Any Time are tho owners in foe simple of the peated, as told In London Tlt-Blts. Death in Triumph following described promisos: PRICES RIGHT Most of tho very large species Hdouard Ilenien.vl was n famous have a different way of reproducing Beginning at a point 35.48 chains Terms: Cush Hungarian violinist who made sev themselves. The egg is set free in North of tho Southwest Corner of eral world tours and-5iettled In New the Henry Small D. L. C. No. 57, York for some years. He died of the water and develoi s Into a pear- said corner being the anglo corner apoplexy on the stage of the Or- shnped larvae, which for a while swims about rapidly, being provided Phone I24L ap(2) on the West boundary of said pheum theater, San Francisco, on with halr-llke appendages that serve Henry Small D. L. C. No. 57, run May 15, 1898. Tills was his first ap the purpose of ears. Then the larvae ning thence West <>.22 chains, pearance on the vaudeville stage settles down, anchors Itself to the thence north 4.81 chains, thence and he was enthusiastically re bottom. Increases In size rapidly ceived on playing two nr three nnd finally splits up Into thin, flat East to the Northwest corner of classical pieces, lie responded with a certain tract of land deeded by "Old Glory,” which created tremen discs which swim off and grow up j,1?" said A. H. Spare to W. P. Huff into large Jellyfishes. dous applause. be commenced both local and Internal, and has been on tho 27th day of Juno, 1910, by to piny Delibes’ Then "Flzzlcntl," but af successful in the treatment of Catarrh Warranty Doed mid recorded in ter a few measures he leaned over Horses Repay Kindness for over forty years. Sold by all druggists. It Is said the Arabs were the first Book No. 91, Page 75, Deed and then fell forward on his face, F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio Records I n no County, Oregon, on dead. It Is Interesting to know that to appreciate a horse's Intelligence the composer, Brahms, and to treat him accordingly. They I ho 12th day of November, 1910, nt one time with llemenyl and acted kept the history of their horses writ PROFESSIONAL CARDS thence South 8.07 chains, thence traveled ten on tablets of Ivory and traced ns his accompanist. West to tho place of beginning, all their piirentag«> buck to the time of DENTISTS in Section 32, Township 20, South i the pharaohs. They were extremely Hard to Fit 11 W. T1TUH,D.M.D. Dentistry. llango 3, West Willamette Mori- | thoughtful of the comfort of the Modern equipment. Finft Nil- A city tnnn, 'driving his nutomo- horse anil It was even said they tionul Bunk Buihiiiig. Hours. 9 to dian, Lane County, State of blle nlong n little-used country road, took betti'r care of their horses than 12 mid 1 to 6. Evenings and Sun Oregon. something rattle beneath his they did of their families. Constant days uppoiutuient. Office phone and quieting the title to said heard car. stopped, looked back nnd saw a companionship made the Arabian 10, residence phono 184 J. premises as against the Defendants bright metal object lying In the horse quick to understand the mean | Ul \\ i i . i . bo W . Dentist. Offi<e above named and each and all of road a short illatnnce behind. It was ing of words, und kindness made Fifth and Main streets. Hours, them nnd forever barring the saiil a plowpoint, evidently lost by some them fearless, brave and obedient. 8:30 to 12 and J to 5:30. Evenings Defendants ami all persons claim fnrmer. The Intelligence of the horse varies und Sundays by appointment. Phones: It was fully half nn hour before , Just as it' does In other animals, or ing by, through or under them or office 35, residence 161 <1. the next car came along, nnd Its oc- I even people, and Is developed or re either of them, or nny of them cnpnnt, seeing the first man flat on tarded according to man’s treatment ATTORNEY8 from claiming nny right, title or his back under Ms vehicle by the of him, says a bulletin of the Amer interest in said premises; and for ronilstde. stopped nnd asked what ican Society for the Prevention of IIERBEUI \\ LOMBARD Mtor ney at Law. First National such other and further relief as the trouble was. Cruelty to Animals. Bank Building. Phone 94, Cottage to ths Court may seem equitable. The city man emerged and held (¡rove, Oregon. up the plow-point. This summons is published once Almond’s Queer Habits “This blooming thing dropped off || J. SHINN Attorney nt Law each week for six «uceessive ami The altnond tree has peculiar my car, ” he sold, “ and I ’ ve been -**• mid Notary Public. Practices consecutive weeks in tho Cottage hunting for half nn hour to find out whims. It seems to prefer Califor in all courts. ’ Thirty years of nia as Its habitat, as 98 per cent experience. Bader building, Cottage Grove Sentinel by order of the where It belongs.”—Exchange. of the almonds grown In America Honorable J. F. Skipworth, Judge Grove, Oregon. are produced In that state, and In a of the Circuit Court, which Order Chinese Societies PHYSICIANS rather restricted territory at that bears dato March 5, 1925. Chinese tongs are organizations, The bulk of the crop Is grown Dated and first published this ( 11? »s r. Phy ian with nn element of secrecy, of around Banning, says Nature Maga and Burgeon. Office in Lawson 9th day of March, 1925. groups of Chinese for mutual pro zine. It seems to require the spots Building, luione 47, Cottage Grove, tection and assistance. Basically, where extremes of cold and heat HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Oregon. Attorney for Plaintiffs. they nre of n commercial character are present In their respective sea < DYOTT, M 1> Phj Residence and Post Office Ad the members being engnged In busi sons, and photographs have been ' ’ xieiau und Surgeon. Evening« dress. First National Bank Building. ness. nnd they are thus rival trade taken of an orchard with snow on associations. This rivalry occnMon- the ground on the first of February, In appointm« nt. Suite 3, Keiu tnOaSO(M) ally breaks out Into open warfare and again with the trees tn full Bldg., Cottage Orove. Entrance on Cottage Grove, Ore. north Sixth street, just off Main. when aggressions by one tong bloom on the 2<ltli «lay of the month. against another, consisting of un- I ) A. FORBES, M. D.—Physician NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE fnlr commercial practices, boycotts, The same variety will not fertilize one another. Growers must plant 1 "• am! Surgeon. Culls answered etc., give the r'.vnl tong cause for alternating rows of hardshells nn«l day or night Maternity work a Notice in hereby given that on offense. The tongs In the United papershella In order to Insure a specialty. Dr. Kime’s old office, rhonea; office 84, raaidosca 199 J March 23, 1925, tho undersigned ns States are branches of wider organi harvest. guardian of G. H. Hansard, insane, zations. having their main head«;uar- 1)1' A W. KIME. Physician ami was duly licensed by the County ters In Shanghai and Peking, China, True Poetry 1 Surgeon. Obstetrics nnd diseases nnd branches «txlst tn other nations The first true or Inspired poetry Is of women nnd children a specialty. Court of Linn County. Oregon, to besides the United State«. Will care for eont'inements at his sell the following real property, always from wlthtn, not from with home if desired. to wit: out. The ex]s'ri«'nce contained In -Hard" and "Soft" Water tt has been spiritually transmuted Tho East one half (%) of Lot DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS Hard water Is water which Con from lead Info gold. It Is severely Lot number Three (3) in Block I Il \ HAGEN, l.icenao.l Number Throe (31 in J. H. Me tains dissolved In It certain sub logical, the m«w<t trivial of Its adorn • ’ H i >hj d< in >> Phono 10 stalices which Interfere with the ac ments being subservient to, and sug Ostrander Building, 1130% Main Farlami’s Addition to Cottags' tion of soap by forming with It an gested by. the dominant Idea: any Grove, Lano County, Orogen. street, Cottage Grose, Oregon. Insoluble compound or curd. The departure from whose dictates You are further"notified that on hardness of natural waters Is prin would be the “falsifying of a revela and after May 4, 1923, tho under cipally due to the salts of cab-luiu tion." It Is unadulterateil with signed guardian will proceed to nnd nutgnsalum. especially calcium world wisdom, deference to prevail sell nt private sale to the highest carbonate, which produces tempo ing opinion«, mere talent or clever- bidder for cash all of the forego rary hardneoa. removable by boiling, n<>aa. ... tta music 1» the ex of the law af Ils growth; ing describe«! real property subject and calcium sulphate, which causes pression permanent liardni'ss. Soft water Is so that It could no more be set to to confirmation by said court characterise«! by the practical ab- a different meh'dy than could a rose- Bills may be presented to the m-nee of substance« which prevent tree bo cotmu initiated with llllee or guanlian at Lehanon, Oregon, or the formation of lather with Soap«. vioieux—Jatue« TiiouiU'ft. to her attorney in Albany. Oregon \l>stract of title will bo furnished The Situation But Not Now the purchaser. “Price« are '««-ginning to come “What's th«* matter with your bast Dated and tho first publication ■sssr down now, miss. Two years ago “Our officials have too many them egga would have eoat you doo hereof is March 30, 1925. sporty relath es holding down Im hie.” S. M. HANHARD, Two years «go, when theae >«gga C. C. Bryant, Guardian. portant positions. What we need la iuor>> young blood and fewer young were frosh, they would here been Attorney. m30a27c(M I ' bloods.” worth If WRIGLEYS Chestnut Transfer City Transfer Co. WOOD audience when he arose to deliver j his sermon on this burning ques tion: “Is There a Hell/’’ “Bredern,” he said, “de Lord made the world round like a ball.’’ “Amen!” agreed the eongrega- ' tion. “And the Lord made two axles i for de world to go round on, and . I He put one axle at the north pole land one axle at the souf pole.” “Amen!” cried the congrega tion. ” “And the Lord put a. lot of oil and grease in de center of de world so as to keep the axles v. ell greased ami oiled.” “Amon!” sai<l tho congrega- tion.” “And then a lot of sinners dig wells in Pennsylvania ami steal de Lord’s oil ami grease. And they dig wells in Kentucky, Louisiana, Oklahoma ami Texas, ami in Mexi co and Russia, ami steai the Lord’s oil and grease. “And some day «ley will have : all of fie Lor«l’s oil and grease, and dem axles is gonna git hot. And den, dat will be bell, bredern, dat will be he hell!”—Philadelphia Public Ledger. ' , No Cause for Anxiety. Father had been cleaning the bedroom windows outside, when little Muriel came in from the garden, and said, “Mother, did you hear the ladder fall down just now?” “No,” replieil the mother. “Well,” said the child, “it fell down and broke three flower pots. I told daddy you’d be cross.” “Oh, dear,” saiil mother, “I hope your daddie hasn’t hurt him self!” * “I don’t think ho has yet,” said little Muriel; “he’s still hang ing on to the window sill.”—Ex. First with Cottage Grove news— The Sentinel. Solution of Puzzle No. 30. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 31 by Western Newspaper Union.) Vertical. Horizontal. 1—Stiffen •—Part of a «hip »—Short poeiu 11—Play on words 13— Italian city 14— Ac<|iiire by labor 10—Month of Hebrew calendar 17— Part of the whole 18— Transportation chnrtfe IO—Point of cumpanN 20— Strike nn attitude 21— PONMCNN 22— Ob-strnct 23— External opening of the ear (pl.) 24— Turn toward 25— Quite a few 20—Bell 27— Claasify 28— Like 29— Pain 31—Long; narrative poem 33—Open slightly 30— Seek 88—Only 40— Hoy’s name 41— Part of verb **to be” 43—Fleah 45—Part of n chnrch 47— Note of musical ncnle 48— Number below eleven 49— Mud RO—Torn 51— Printing measure 52— Small 58—Sort 54— Like 55— Linear measure (pl.) 56— Engllah ntatenman (Eighteenth century) 57— Auntrnlian bird 58— Bnklng Hcceaaory (pl.) 60— Insignlflcnnt 61— Yawn 62— Chinese money of account 63— Went down 64— Crumbly deponlt, chiefly clay and calcium carbonate, uned ns a fertilizer 65— Acquired by labor GO— Ancient capital of Phoenicia 67—Limb 1— Bridge 2— Vat .3—Article 4— Irrliuble R— H ounc 0—PerNonal pronoun 7— Quit 8— Challenge 9— Preposition 10—All 4 13—Not you 15—Note of musical ncale 17— Cereal grana uaed for making moianaea 18— Clique 19— Kind of ahoea 20— Strike 21— Dwell« monotonously on aame subject 22— Stringed instrument 23— Snnke 24— Enemy 25— Any of a family of extlact flightlean bird« reaembling the ontrlch 30—Foes 32—Brilliance 34—Give out again 8S—Sailor’« ntew flavored with wine 37—Corrupt 39—Happening 42—Ilnmana 44—Attempt 40—Fl n I ah 52— Fit for Inaertion Into a mortise (carpenter’« term) 53— Curly 54— Enough 55— Be afraid of 56— Kick 57— English title 59— By way of 60— Father G1—Southern state (nbbr.) G3__ Middle-western state (abbr.) 64—Personal pronoun Solution will appear In next inane. Quimby Bros. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine ? Spending Is Saving In This Case The mother who is spending money for electrical household servants is spending to her best possible advantage. By so doing she is time—her strength to developing the social graces of her saving her to devote minds and children. Laundry and sweeping must be «lone every week, they can’t be neglected—so do them quickly, «'asily and thoroughly with An Electric Washer and Cleaner See these appliances at— MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO.