The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 30, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINE!., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925
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A son was born Friday to Mr.
Worth Harvey has purchased the tereat on the bonds and to provide
and Mrs. O. R. Aubrey, of Gowdy- Mrs. Jennie Loucks property on fcr the payment of the prircipal
when due, if same cannot
i villa.
east Main street. The deal was thereof
be paid from water revenue.
made
by
Hall
&
Lang.
Mrs. Victor Chambers returned
“Section 4: The Common Council
( Monday from a week’s visit in
Joe Hart sustained a painful I of the City is hereby authorized
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to
and sell said bonds from
| Portland at the home of her brother, injury to his right eye the fore 1 time issue
to time as thev may be needed
I A. L. Thomas. She was accom- part of this week vyhen a particle * for the purpose herein specified, ,
j panied home by Mrs. Thomas.
, but before any of them shall be !
of cement became lodged in it.
i sold they shall be advertised for I
An
eight-pound
son
was
born
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Distance, volume and selec­
| sale by the publication of a notice |
tivity—the Grebe radio has Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Wil * asking for bids therefor to be pub­
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lished at Cottage Grove, Oregon,
them all. Have it demonstrat­ liam Aldinger, of Anlauf,
1
once
a
week
for
three
(3)
successive
I
:
ed to you by Ray Nelson.
An eight-pound daughter was and consecutive weeks prior, to the •
We have the largest and most complete stock of Tires
J. Q. Willits, who was visit-lag born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. I time <»f the sale, nnd they niav
ï
also give notice of the sale of
in Klamath Falls at the home of Oscar Warren.
and Tubes in the city. All sizes from 30x3 up to 36xfi.
bonds in such other papers as (
' his daughter, Mrs. W. L. Norris,
Xra Mescher
----------- sustained a painful I I said
they may deem to be the best
received $125 as fourth prize in a cut yesterday on the back of his | for the interest of the City in ef- I
I word contest conducted by the neck while
a work felling trees fecting sale, but if no satisfactory I
hile at
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bids for the purchase of the bonds
; Klamath News. He is now visiting on Silk creek.
s
be
received
tnev
may
sell
them
a*
in McDole, Calif., with 1 his son,
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Larawav and ' private sale, but no sale either
It will pay you to call and look at our stock.
I
Leland Willits.
daughter Jacqueline and Mrs. Lara­ I public or private sale shad be made
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for
less
than
the
fa*o
value
of
way
’
s
sister,
Mrs.
Herbert
Olson,
"Uncle
Bob
”
Veatch,
who
is
Will take your old tire in on new ones.
This Bank values the business it receives from its
i
bonds and accrued interest
suffering with influenza, is very of Eugene, were guests yesterday said
*4 Section 5: Said bonds shall
customers and takes every opportunity of telling
at the R. C. Quigley home.
low today.
not be taken or considered as a
Mrs. E. 8. Addison, of Lorane, part of the bonded indebtedness
them so. Our customers on the other hand appre­
See the De Forest radio at
i
limitation provided in Section 1, i
suffering with influenza.
ciate
the fact that the service extended to them is
Long & Cruson’s—meets all is Miss
of
Chapter
XI
or
other
section
or
Kathleen Kappauf, daughter I
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chapter of the Charter of the
requirements of clear radio re­
coupled with security. Any business arrangement to
Mr. and Mrs. George* T. Rap-1 pity oj Cottage Grove, Oregon, but
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ception with super sensitive of
:
pauf, sustained a severe injury to are hereby specially authorized by
be
permanent
must
be
mutually
satisfactory
and
selectivity—and unlimited her left foot yesterday. She stepped i » vote
the people of the City
range in this country and from the bus in which she *ocl°f Cottage Grove, Oregon.
profitable. Therefore, in the selecting of
Section B: The funds arising
abroad. Rich full tone and returning front school before ....
your bank, have permanency in view
the I front the* sale of disposal of all
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ The motorcycle clubs of Cottage many exclusive technical fea­ car had completely stopped and
bonds provided 1 for in this Act
and establish yourself for your
:
□ Grove, Eugene and Roseburg held tures combined.
the rear wheel ran over the foot JhaI! b<’ kl”w" ns> ‘Water System
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n their annual get-together picnic
Mr. and Mrs. E. Chaloupka are
present
and
future
well
­
Improvement
Bond,
’
and
shall
be
kept separate and apart from nil
D Sunday on Eik creek, west of returning today from an extended and toes.
being with a good
C. D. Lee, employed at the W . A. other funds of the City of Cottage
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ Drain. About 200 -were present.
visit in California.
Woodard
sawmill, sustained
a Grove, and shall oulv’ be used to
sound bank.
L.
W.
Hunt
has
been
called
to
F. M. Ernest, of Dallas, is visit­
Mrs. H. E. Allison, of Roseburg,
mashed ’foot yesterday, when 1 a I pay the Costs and Expenses that j
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be incurred
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City
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ing at the J. H. Bartels home. spent the week end with her par­ Yuba City, Calif., by the serious plank fell on it while he was i at may
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Cottage Grove in the constructing
illness of his little daughter, who
This is his first visit here since ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fiester.
work.
I and building a reserve reservoir,
I
has
been
suffering
with
spinal
leaving here ten years' ago, when
and for the replacement, mainte-
Sewer pipe, sewer connec- meningitis for several ‘weeks. The
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINA­
nance and improvement of tlie the Charter of the City of Cottnge
he was in the meat market business tions and cement.
Lost Son Wanted.
W. L little one is holding her own but
TIONS.
water system of the said City of Grove is in addition to all other
with Mr. Bartels.
A
touching
appeal
comes
from
a
indebtedness authorized and in­
Hubbell.
tf the outcome is uncertain
Cottage Grove, Oregon. ”
curred
by
the
City
of
Cottage
mother to locato her son for her.
Also —
Gilfillan, Splitdorff and De
Mrs. Caroline Cameron, of Chi
Notice is hereby given that tho
Grove, and shall not be considered
We have a carload of Overlands
CHARTER AMENDMENT.
Mrs. J. Hamelin, Hamilton, N. D.,
Forest radio sets all have re­ cago, Ill., who spent the winter (fours
as effected by any limitation of regular uniform state Eighth Grade
and sixes) and Willys- wishes to hear from her son, Thom­
An
Act
to
amend
the
Charter
markable selectivity and true-, here with her sister, Mrs. Flora Mc­ Knights in transit—will arrive
. of the City of Cottage Grove, Lane the indebtedness in the Charter of Examinations will be given in
tone quality.
For sale by" Gee, left today for Portland, where about May 5. Be sure to look over as George Hamelin. The father is in I County, Oregon, bv adding a new the City or elsewhere.”
School Districts where there arc
his
final
illness
it
is
believed,
Tho chapter thereto authorizing and em- STATE OF OREGON ss.
Long & Cruson.
she will visit for a short time be­ our line. N. J. Nelson Jr.
pupils who have complied with tho
parents have had
...... to leave ¿heir I powering the Common Council of COUNTY OF LANE
Mr. and M ts . G. A. Sanders, fore returning home.
| conditions imposed by law and for
1, Homer Galloway, Recorder of
John Graber returned Tuesday home on the farm and fear for the *ho City to issue and sell negotiable
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte and
Mrs. G. B. Arnest was in Eugene from Cloverdale springs, where he
of the City to the amount the City of Cottage Grove, Oregon, | whom application for questions has
future. The last known as to the bonds
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Allison motored Tuesday on business.
of Three Thousand Dollars hereby certify that tho foregoing been made, on Thursday and Fri-
had been taking medical treatments. whereabouts of the son he was em ($3000.00), or so much thereof as I is a true nnd correct copy of the
to Roseburg Tuesday evening and
day, May 14 and 15, 1925.
Beautiful new rings at the Men- Mrs. Gottfried Graber, who was ployed as a painter in Cottage may
«.«j be necessary for tho purpose . j proposed amendments to tne Char-
attended a wrestling match in denhall jewelry store.
E. J. MOORE,
<
of
paving
street
intersections
of
I
ter
of
the
City
of
Cottage
Grove,
also
taking
treatments
there,
re
­
Grove.
which Ralph Hand participated.
aSOinlc
County
School Supt.
the
Citv.
.
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v
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City.
by
adding
a
new
chapter
thereto
Gottfried f Graber
Mrs. Nellie Jewell returned Mon- turned today.
The City of Cottage Grove does to be submitted to a vote of the
Mrs. John Logan was taken to
day to her home in Portland, after and Henry Rohde remained 1 there
The
Cost
of
War.
ordain
as
follows:
■
legal
votors
voters
of
the^
the
City
Cjty
of
Cottage
the state hospital at Salem yester­
Filing cabinets. The Sentinel.
Be it pnacted by tho Electors of I Grove at ‘ a - ”
Special
Election to be
a visit her® with her lister, Mrs. but plan to return home the > latter
,
If the human race, starting with
day.
part of this week.
Alicia Harrington.
the birth of Christ, had pnt $20,000 the City of Cifltage Grove, Oregon: held Tuesday, May 12th, 1925, as
* ‘ Section 1: That the Common the same appears in the original
Ray Nelson for Radiolas.
NOTICE TO WATER USEES.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Buell spent into a special fund every hour of Council of the City of Cottage Petition calling
Mrs. D. M. King returned Mon-
Jling for said election.
Certificates of the assumed busi­ day evening from Eugene, where Tuesday in Roseburg on business. every day down to the end of tho Grove is hereby authorized and
HOMER GALLOWAY,
Water rents must bo paid by
ness! names, Portland-Cottage Grove she underwent medical treatment.
City Recordor.
1925, there would not then be empowered to issue nnd sell nego­ n30m7e(T)
Ray Nelson, auto electrician. year
bonds of the Citv to the
12th of ouch month, Delinquents
Auto Freight company, the Cottage
enough in the fund to pay the cost tiable
amount,
of
Three
Thousand
Dollars
For auto elecrical work try
A son was born April 18 to of the world war.
DODGE TOURING CA R FOR will be shut off on the 15th nnd
Grove-Eugene Freight and Trans­
($30000.00), or so much thereof as
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fox, of Gateway.
sale at a bargain if taken with- service feo charged to reconnect.
portation company and the City Ray Nelson.
may be necessary for the purpose
The First Church of Nazarenc The mother was Miss Harriet
J. F. Adney,
of paving street intersections of the | in a few days.
in the
Transfer company were filed
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By order of Water Committee of
Salesbooks.
The
Sentinel,
x
City.
Saginaw, Oregon.
n30m4p City Council.
* n30m+
office of county clerk Tuesday by will hold its regular services Sun­ Queen.
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Section
2:
That
the
bonds
here
I
day
in
the
former
Baptist
church
Mrs.
W.
B.
Cooper
and
Mrs.
J. A. Rhoads and Jess Lansing, of
by
authorized
shall
be
denominated,!
building
which
they
recently J. P. Graham motored to -Roseburg
Cottage Grove.
‘Paving Intersection Bonds.’ They
bought.
yesterday on business.
shall be a general obligation of |
The best makes of radios,
the City of Cottage Grove, and i
William Kelly was in Eugene
Galloway writes insurance.
Notice is hereby given, that a
Grebe and Radiolas—Ray Nel­ yesterday on business.
be in such form and of such '
Mrs. J. H. Bartels is at Clover­ special election will be held in the | shall
d e n ominations ns will in ’the I
son.
dale springs taking medical treat City of Cottnge Grove, Lane Coun | judgment of tho Common Council,
The
reason
why
Schwartz
the
Harry Wynne has recovered from
Her daughter, Mrs. E. ty, Oregon, on the 12th day of I be most likolv to conduce to their
tailor’s clothes hold their shape is ments.
a nervous breakdown.
May, 1925, for the purpose of salability.
They shall bo made I
because they are cut to your indi­ Cahow, of Dunsmuir, Calif., is at voting on proposed amendments due and payable ten years from .
Miss Ray Godard went to Eugene
vidual measure; because only the the Bartels home during her moth­ to the Charter of said City of Cot­ date of their issuance and bear
last evening to bq employed for
tage Grove.
interest at a rate not to exceed |
beat of woolens and trimmings er ’s absence.
a few days as a stenographer for
The polls will be open for the five (5) per’cent, per annum, pay |
Pastor and Mrs. A. J. Adams purpose
are used; because the shape is
of
said
Special
Election
the school of education at the uni­
I able annually.
permanently worked into the gar­ are spending a week in Portland. between the hours of 9 o’clock m
“Section 3: The Common Council
versity.
ment while it is being made.
a30c Victor E. Hoven, a dean at the the forenoon and 12 o’clock noon I of the City of Cottage Grove is
Fine new silverware of all kinds
and between the hours of 1 o’clock
authorized to include in its
William Vaughn was dismissed Eugene Bible university, will con­ in the afternoon and 5 o’clock in . hereby
tax levy, sufficient special
at the Mendenhall jewelry store.
duct the Sunday services nt the the afternoon of said day. The i general
Sunday from a Eugene hospital.
levy to pay t^ie interest on the
Christian
church.
Mr. and M tb . C. A. Bartell and
armory, lower floor A. F. 4 A. M. I bonds and provide a sinking fund
Mrs. Francis' Lewis and two
Choose your building site now, Building, corner "H” and Main, for the payment of the amounts
daughter Donna spent the week end sons, of Anlauf, were in the city
before the price advances. Close in. in the First Ward; Council Chamber duo.
,at Bart'a Inn at Lundpark. They Monday on business.
of the City Hall. Sixth street be­
“Section 4: The Common Council
Phone ,118-J.
Clara Burkholder, I tween
made the trip in Bart ’s sight seeing
Main and Washington, in tho of the City is hereby authorized to
J. B. Manning returned Tuesday 225 north Lane street.
a30m7p(2) .second Ward; and Mrs. Nettie Mc­ issue and sell the sftid bonds from
bus.
from Savannah, Go., where he had
Kibben’» e residence, corner Tenth time to tiino as thoy may be
J. P. Veatch left this forenoon been in a sanitarium.
and Jefferson, in the Third Want necessary for the purpose herein
II
for Salem to visit indefinitely.
are designated as polling places.
specified, but before any of the
For Radiolas and parts see
Mrs. Frances Nichols is hereby bonds shall be sold they shall be
The Gilfillan Neutrodyne Ray Nelson.
designated as judge and Mrs. Annn advertised for sale, by publication
GN-3 is a low cost radio in­
Swanson and Mrs. Margaret Lebow of a notice asking for bids there­
Mrs. C. A. Smith, of Roseburg,
WEEKLY PROGRAM
as judges and clerks Of said election for, to be published in a newspaper
vestment of permanence, good
in Cottage Grove, Oregon, twice
in tire First Ward.
for years of service, For aale is spending the week with her par­
Mrs. Blanche Short is hereby a week for two successive and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hawkins.
by Long & Cruson.
consecutive
weeks prior to the
designated
as
Judge
and
Mrs.
Nellie
Friday, May 1
Mrs. O. E. Woodson returned (
Pitcher and Mrs. Linnie Sterling time of the sale, and they may
Loe Dugan returned Saturday
Harry
Carey
in
as judges and clerks of said elec also give notice of the sale of
from Los Gatos, Calif., where he Tuesday evening from Portland, "BEYOND THE BORDER” tion
said bonds in such other papers
in the second Ward.
visited with hie brother, Harold where she spent a week at the
Mrs. Della Richmond is hereby as they may deem to be best for
The
fastest
western
you
uesignated uh judge and Mrs. Lor­ the interest of the Cityr in effecting
Dugan, who is* a sanitarium there home of her sister, Mrs. H. H.
have ever seen, with more
etta Shortridge anil Mrs. Ida a sale, but if no satisfactory bids
Harms. Her brother, Charles Rob­
recovering from influenza.
thrills than the sun has rays. Veatch as judges and clerks of : for the purchase of C the bonds be
inson, motored to Portland Sunday
received, thoy may sell
f
them at
said election in the Third Ward.
O. R. Hamilton was admitted to and brought Mrs. Woodson home.
Comedy and
I
than par
Don" by order of the Common ! private sale at n6t less
a Eugene hospital Monday.
Crossword Puzzle.
Council on the 20th and 27th day ¡and accrued interest.
Choice building lots in popular
“Section 5: The indebtedness
__
of April, 1925.
Hudson Supersix Drops $100— residence section. Get in ahead of
authorized * by this Amendment to
HOMER GALLOWAY,
Saturday, May 2
price now, f. o. b. Nelson’s sales­ the boom that is sure to come.
Citv Recorder.
room, coach $1495, sedan $1950.
Hnot Gibson in
A. L. Woodard.
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The following are tf>e Charter
Solution of Puzzle No. 35.
‘‘THE SADDLE HAWK”
Amendments to be voted on:
CHARTER AMENDMENT
Filmed in the Real Oregon
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An Act to amend the Charter
cattle country—against
of the
Lane
c_
__ __ City of
__ Cottage
. — Grove,
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County, Oregon, by adding
* ” j a new
Nature’s most beautiful
|
chapter
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thereto
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authorizing
iff
nnd
I
em­
settings
R1OIO
pnwnrincr
’nii
powering tho Cnmmnn
Common f Council
of
And a comedy
the Citv of Cottage Grove to issue
SH
(and sell negotiable bonds of the
City
to
the
amount
of
Twenty-five
Sun.-Mon., May 3-4
Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) or
Buster Keaton in
I no much thereof an may be necen-
‘ THE NAVIGATOR.”
saiy for tho purpoae of building NAO
(anil constructing a renerve ren-rvoir T J_ L
The best story with.the
and for the replacement, rnainte
funniest and newest gays ; nance and improvement of the I R E
and the greatest collection j water nystem of the naid City of
| Cottage Grove.
of laughs ever shown
Th« City of Cottage does ordain
And a comedy
ian follows:
"Be it enacted by the Electors
j of the City of Cottage Grove,
Tuesday, May 5
IOregon:
Richard Dix in
‘‘Section 1That the Common
PRING FEVER is no respecte. ot person.
The beet of them
•■MANHATTAN”
Council of the City of Cottage
get tired li.tlei, l«iy like st this time ot the year—-IF they
is hereby authorized and cm-
pereiet in eating the heavy food* of winter
The story of a rich younv ( Gr«ve
powered to issue and sell nego­
New Yorker in search of
tiable bonds of the City to the
Mn. H. A. Hagtn
Give your eyetem the needed rharige to lighter food, Eat Tru Blu
amount of Twenty-five Thousand
a thrill. And when he
Graham, and milk daily to, a week
Theu vitamine, and mineral
¡Dollars ($25,000.90) or so much
finds it—!
ealte will give you strength and endurance
I'honesi
(thereof as may be necessary for
Jacqueline Logan and
(Htlce
I the purpose <A building an<i con-
Marcelling
And rhe bran that Iru Blu Graham, provide will help lo purify rhe
Gregory kelly
JO
I structing a reserve reservoir, nnd
Manicuring
blood—-much a* did grandmother ■ spring ton«
for
the
replacement,
maintenance
Try them for a
Re-..
in supporting cast
% i nnd improvement of the water
Facial Manage
week
118-Y
And a comedy
Shampooing
system of the City of Cottnge
drove.
Bobbing
Evenings
Wednesday, May 6
"Section 2: The bonds hereby
Order
hr
Hair Tinting
authorized
shall
be
denominated
•M Bk
Appoint­
fun, c<
" GOLDEN SILENCE”
French Paper Curl
''Water System Improvement
ment
b'ffl
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Featuring Hedds Nova and Bonds”; they shall be a general
obligation of the City of Cottage
•Jack Perrin.
Grove, T-ane County, Ormjon, in
A story of our own
1 denominations of Five Hundred
great Northwest
Dollars ($500,00) each, due twenty
veers from date; sold bonds to
by W. C. Tuttle.
boar interest at not to exceed five
And a eomedy
i (5) per cent per annum from date
thereof, pnyanle semi annually at
Thursday, May 7
I the City Treasurer's office in Cot-
Any Kind Any Time
|
tage
Grove, Lane County, Oregon,
• BUTTERFLY”
(and the City reserves the right tn
PRICES RIGHT
Featuring Laura La Plante retire any or all of said bonds after
Term« Caah
ten fJO) years from date thereof:
Norman Kerry, Rnth
3: The Common Cotin
Clifford and Kenneth Harlan ( oil " Section
of the City of Cottage Grove
TnU-BlU BISCUIT COMPANY-SpoUne and Portland
Comedy and
' is hereby authorized ami directed
Phone 12IL
ap(2
| and »hell include in it« general
International News
municipal tax levy each roar «of
fieient special levy to pay the in- I
U. S. and C. T
TIRES
First National Bank
of Cottage Grove
(’A PI TAL, $25,000.00
30X3% AT $7.50 AND UP
Appreciation
r
Billie Hall’s Service Station
PHONE 64
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City Briefs
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Notice of Special Election!
A “Comfy” Sitting Room
9
Just arrived, a new stock of
Windsor chairs and rockers
to match. Make that sitting
room most attractive with
one of these sets.
How much pleasanter it is
to sit around the fireplace
in one of these “comfy”
rockers.
ARCADE Theatre
Bressler & Son
Complete Home Furnishers
fàrspe
□Eß
Richmond Burge
of Eugene
rahams^
Will Be in
COTTAGE GROVE AT HOTEL
BARTELL ON MONDAY, MAY 4,
For Consultation and Advice
Sanitary Beauty
■
Shop
SPECIALIST IN
Mental disorders
Dietetics
Nervous disorders
Onlv natural methods used
Eugene, Ore., address
Lara way Building
WOOD
Quimby Bros
S