Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1925)
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, MAY 11, 1925 PAGE FOUR GET RID OF THAT BACKACHE LONDON. (Special to The Sentinel.) May 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Schiff Cottage Grove People Point the bauer and son, who visited relatives - here last week, returned Wednesday - Way. to their home in Portland. Mrs. R. T. Rose’s brother and Tho constant aching of a bad back,1 j sinter, who are twins, are visiting , The weariness, tho tired feeling; | her this w eek. Headaches, dizziness, nervousness, Arthur Combs went to Corvallis , Distressing urinary disorders— Friday and brought his father and Are often signs of failing kidneys sister back with him. They visited And too serious to be neglected. over the week end with relatives, Get rid of these troubles 1 then spent a couple of days in Eu- Use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diur I gene and Salem before returning to Corvallis. Mr. Combs’ arm, etic to the kidneys. Hosts of people recommend Doan’». which was seriously cut a few «lays ago, is healing rapidly. This is a Cottage Grove case. Miss Winnifred Grannis, of Cot- You can verify it. tage Grove, and Mrs. Mabel New Mrs. George Young, 404 Second, St., says: “I have used Doan’s| ton have been elected as teachers of the London school for next year. Pills and know they are a good, The Black Butte school closed remedy. My kidneys were weak and I Friday with a picnic in the Funk I had attacks of backache and soro | grove. Mrs. Frank Goer, Mrs. ness ovor my kidneys and my kid- I Thomas Funk and Mrs. .Tames neys acted irregularly, too. Doan’sj Frame assisted the teacher, Mrs. Pills benefited me by strengthening | John »Sutherland, in serving a delicious picnic dinner which in my back and kidneys.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t cluded ice cream. Miss Dorothy simply ask for a kidney remedy- Elmore assisted in entertaining the children. get Doan’» Pills—the same that Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gray and Mrs. Young had. Foster-Milburn two daughters and Mrs. Gray’s Co., Mfrs., -Buffalo, N. Y. mother, Mrs. Rosetta Harris, of Eugene; Henry Combs and daughter Orpho, of Corvallis; Miss Winnifred Grannis, of the Grove, Arthur Combs, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Small and J. N. all times Hogue enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones Sunday. Mrs. Mary Massey went to Cot tage Grove Tuesday for medical treatment. She remainod over night visiting friends. When Terrible Black Death Ravaged England 1-------------------------------------------------- Bad Place to Loaf. 1 561, passed and approved February nue with Standard Class “A” I within 90 days from the signing A kind-hearted gentleman, hcar- 2, 1925; Nos. 563, 564, and 565, Macadam, as provided in Ordinance ! of the contract, and certified cheek j ing a dog howling mournfully, de passed and approved March 2, No. 562, passed and approved for 10 per cent of the amount shall cided to investigate the animal’s 1925; No. 571, passed and approved March 2, 1925 (280 square yards accompany each bid and the Com mon Council reserves the right to 1 ailment. Ho found the dog sitting . March 16, 1925; No. 576, passed ■ more or leas). 1 calmly upon his haunches, but still and approved April 20, 1925; Alley) Plana and specifications on file reject any and all bids. Dated this 7th day of May, 1925. I emitting agonising yelps. | (1 block), East Main Street, East , in office of City Recorder, who Copies of plans and specifications “What ails your dogf’’ he asked , Washington Avenue, South 8ixth i will receive bids for any part or I the hound’s owner Street, and Adams Avenue (25,500 ¡all of 3aid improvement until 7:301 sent upon receipt of $10 deposit. HOMER GALLOWAY, “Oh, he’s just lazy,” returned square yards more or less). Also, ) o ’clock p. m. of said day, May! City Recorder. ' the owned unconcernedly. : the improvement of Chestnut Ave-1 18, 1925. Work shall be completed 1 m7-ll-14c ‘ ‘ But laziness won’t make a dog howl.” “Yes, but that dog is sitting on | a sandbur. ”—Everybody’s Maga- 1 zine. One of the flrat places In Europe where the black death appeared was at a small Genoese fort In the Crimea, the western terminus of the overland Chinese trade route. The Tartars were besieging the fort at the time, and ChliMwu merchants took refuge there. The siege was lifted by the Investing army, which fled from the plague, thus spread ing the infection southward Into Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt Ships from the Euxlne carried the con tagion to Constantinople and to Genoa, and thence It radiated, fan shape, throughout the Medlter- ranean littoral. Filing cabinets. The Sentinel. In August, 1348, England's first black death victim succumbed tn NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Dorsetshire. By November it had reached London. By the summer In the County Court of the State of 1849 it had dragged Its pall of putrefaction over the entire Island, of Oregon for Lane County. In the matter of the estate of Including Scotland. Norwich, which had been the second city of the Bejamin D. Stephenson, deceased. kingdom, dropped to sixth In size, Notico is hereby given that the more than two-thirds of Its popula | undersigned administratrix, with tion falling victims of the scourge. will annexed, of the estate of Ben Cultivation of the fields was ut terly Impossible and there were not jamin D. Stephenson, deceased, has even enough able-bodied- laborers to filed in the county court of Lane gather the crops which had ma county, Oregon, her final account tured. Cattle roamed through the I as such administratrix and that corn unmolested and the harvest Saturday, the 23rd day of May, rotted where it stood.—National 1925, at the hour of 11 o’clock a. Geographic Magazine. m. of said day, has been fixed by said court as the time for the hear ing and passing on the same and Newspaper Story Well the hearing and passing on the Worth Being Told Again objections, if any, to the said Perhaps lt*s because newspaper final account and the final settle men are a clannish lot of lads and ment of the said estate and distri prefer, when not engaged In their bution of the residue thereof. arduous duties, to be of and among The first publication of this themselves to seeking the company of others, but It strikes this ob notice will be on the 20th day of server that those who are alien to April, 1925, and the last on the the newspaper profession hear few 18th <1 day of May, 1925. stories respecting the activities of MABEL C. CROWE, the boys from the paper offices. Cer SAGINAW. (formerly Alstott), tainly the young man—or young Administratrix with will an woman — who Is engaged In gather (Special to The Sentinel.) nexed of the estate of Benja ing the news of the day encounters May 8—Miss Clio Kelly arrived plenty of adventure, some of ft fun min D. Stephenson, deceased. from Seattle last week and is ny and again some of it not so H. . J. Shinn, visiting at the Wm. Hodge home. funny. Attorney for estate. a20ml8(M) Practically every newspaper man Mrs. Julia Dugger is ill ;if flic home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles In the world has heard the story of NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S the cub reporter who, being of a Cassidy. After eat In SALE. timid nature, was assigned by his Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fink left city Wrigley’s frex editor to Interview the Irascible and sweetens the breath. Thursday for Portland, after spend capitalist whose lovely daughter Notice is hereby given that the Nerves are soothed.throat Is ing a month here looking for a had Just run off with the family undersigned, administrator de bonis refreshed and digestion rjded location chauffeur. In fear and trembling non of the Estate of Naomi So easy to carry the little ;acket! Mrs. Keith Smith was a Visitor he rang the doorbell. "Is Mr. Jones Thompson, formerly Naomi at. tho Roy Taplin homo the past In?’’ he asked the maid who an Reynolds, deceased I, in pursuance swered the door. “No, he Is not,” woek. she replied. “Thank God I” said of an order made by the County Among the many in the neigh- the reporter, and fell off the steps. Court of the State of Oregon for borhood ill with influenza are Mrs. The story Is so familiar to news Tillamook County in tho matter of Lottie Kirkondall, Gladys and Vir paper men (In fact it Is Incorpora said estate, shall from and after gil Kirkendall, Steve Bcnston, Hu ted In many of the textbooks that the 1st day of June, 1925, offered - after «Very meal now alm to teach the young re bert Allen nnd Charles Cotter. for sale at private sale the real The Pacific Telephone nnd Tele porter how to shoot) that one won property belonging to said estate, ders how generally It Is known by graph company have a crew of men the public. situated in I.ane County, Oregon, clearing right, of way for their nnd described as follows, to-wit: Long distance hauling, piano telephone lines west of Saginaw Donation Land Claim Notifica Sacred Steps moving a specialty. Harry Cotten had teams and tion, 771 being designated as claim The Santa Scala Is a flight of 28 No. trucks hauling gravel on tho Sharon 57 being part of Section 32, in Any time—any where road this wook. They are hauling steps of whlte-velned marble In the Township 21 8. R. 3 West and piazza of the church of St John from Horn’s ernshor. Lateran at Home, which, according Claim No. 38 being part of Section Tho J. L. Cummings family have to tradition, belonged to the house 5, in Township 22, S. R. 3 West of Chestnut Brothers, proprietors moved into the house recently of I’llate at Jerusalem, and were W. M being bounded and described (Across streot from 8. P. depot) vacated by Lee Smith, who has made sacred by the feet of Christ as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a moved to Curtin. Mr. Cummings is as be passed to Judgment, the Kan point 24 chains anil 50 links North Coal for Brooders with tho Pacific Telephono and sas City Times relates. Penitents and 19 chains and 70 links West are permitted to ascend these stairs from tho Southeast corner of Sec STORAGE AND GENERAL Telegraph company. only on their knees, and so great tion 32, in Township 21, South of TRANSFER lias been the number that annually Range 3 West and running thence nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn made the ascent that It was found West 15 chains and 51 links, thence Office phone 6 necessary to cover the steps with South 89 ~~ degrees ’ Residence phone 155-L and 59 minutes o planks of wood to Insure their pro West, 21 chains and 76 links, □ tection. It was while ascending nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn these stops that Martin Luther, then thence South 42 chains and 50 links, thence East 37 chains and CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH, a monk, thought he heard the words, 65 links, and thence North 42 “ The Just shall live by faith." Mor PROFESSIONAL CARDS dental gold, platinum and dis tified by the degradation to which chains and fifty links to the place DENTISTS carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting A he considered his superstition had I of beginning, containing 159.20 11 W. TITUS, D. M.D. Dentistry. Refining Company, Otsego, Michi- led him, he descended and hasten*! ! acres in Lane County, State oi Oregon. Also the lots numbered a2tfc(2) from the spot. J1' Modern equipment First Nn K“n- I 7 and 8 of Section 32, in Tp. 21 S tomai Bank Building. Hours. 9 to F OR SA L E — MODERN RENI 12 and 1 to 6. Evenings and Sun J R. 3 West, containing 16H acr Franklin and Hit Kite day» by appointment. Office phono donee on south First street. Phone in Lano County, State of Oregon. 10, rosideuee phone 184 J. Of timely Interest. In view of re 127-Y. H. A. Morse. a20m28p(2) Offers will be received by rent doubt cast upon Benjamin I »IL W. E. LEBOW. Dentisi. Office FOR SALE—FOUR ACRES OF Franklin', kite experiment. Is the administrator at the offico Fifth nnd Maia Street«, lluurs, Botts & Winslow, attorneys land in Silk creek vicinity, two recent discovery of a letter written | law, Tillamook, Oregon. The 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evonings by Franklin on the subject In a ami Sundays by iippoiiilinent. Pilone«: acres under cultivation and remain published In London in 1774, I will be made for cash, subject office 35, residence 161-J. der in pasture. Plank road running book now In the library of the Franklin mortgage to the State Land Boar< through land. Is situated 5 miles ATTORNEYS Institute, Philadelphia, says Popu 1 now upon said property, and sub from city and one mile from school Science Monthly. After describ ject to approval by the County 11ERBERT W. LOMBARD—Attor and church. Oscar H. Wheeler, lar ing how to make the kite wit* a Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, L noy nt Law. First National m4 14p(2) pointed wire on the upright stick, Bank Building. Phono V4, Cottage city, phone 20F14. Dated this 23rd day of April. Franklin says: G rovo, Oregon. BALED GRAIN HAY FOR SALE. "As soon as any of the thnnder 1925. II J. SHINN.—Attorney nt Law FRANK REYNOLDS, I’houo 35F5. Ted Hodges. iu4-1lp2 clouds come over the kite, the nnd Notary Public. Practices pointed wtre will draw the electric Administrator de bonis non of in all courts. Thirty years of FOR SALE—FOUR HAMPSHIRE fire from them, and the kite, with the Estate of Naomi E. Thomp experience. Bader building. Cottage sows; will farrow soon. E. W. all the twine, will be electrified, son, deceased. a27m24e(M) Grove, Oregon. «nd the loose filaments of the twine Eyanson, Lorane, Ore., m7-llp will stand out In every way and be NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. N. C. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS attracted by an approaching tin- to hutch May 15, $10 the hundred. ges." Department of the Interior, U. 8. R. C. Arno, phono 15F5. m7-14p(2) PHY8ICIANS ' Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, "Sit on the Woolsack" I j K. ■ FROST l'h; sic i in FOR RENT—MODERN 4 ROOM This expression signifies "To b* I April 24, 1925 7 nnd Sur K aun. Office in Law huh ! house, partly furnished. Schofield lord chancellor of England, Notice is hereby given that Building. Phone 47, Cot tugo Grove, Stewart, north Tenth street, phone lord chancellor, presiding officer Th. of Elizabeth A. Allen, of Cottage Oregon. “2** ml ip the bouse of lords, occupies a seat Grove, Oregon, who, on February 3, on a cushion stuffed with wool. It j 1921, made Homestead Entry, No. /AAVEN C. DYOTT, M. D.—Phy-| * nicinn and Surgeon. Evenings ■ FOR SALE -A HOWARD WAKE Is s large square bag of wool, with 013417, for EH 8WH, Seetion 17, by appcictmont. Suite 3, Kein , field baby sulky, $8. Ray Nelson. out back or arms, and covered with Township 20 8., p--- Ra'ngo 3 West. Bldg., Cottage Grove. Entrance on mile red cloth. In Queen Elizabeth's Willamette Meridian, has filed uortii Sixth Htreet, just off Main. . Second and Quincy. reign, an act was passed to prevent th. exportation of wool from Eng notice of intention to make three land and encourage woolen mana year Proof, to establish claim to facttire. In order that thia source the land above described, before ei the national wealth should be E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commissioner, kept constantly In mind, wool sacks at Eugene. Oregon, on the 8th day were placed In the house of lords, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ! of June, 1925. 11R. A. AV. KIME Physician and where the judges eat 1 Surgeon. Obstetric»» and diseascR Claimant names as witnesses: of women and children a specialty. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Frank McFarland, Wilbur Will care for confinements at his Land Office nt Roseburg, Oregon, Teaching Parrots to Talk Fnrland, John Veatch. Frank Van home if deaired. i May 6, 1925. Th« bureau of biological survey Northwick, all of Cottage Grove, DRUOLERS PHYSICIANS Notice is hereby give« that Karl says no hard and fast rule can be : ilregon. V Karlsen, of Eugene, Oregon, who. laid down for teaching a bird to non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY, This is entirely a matter of | on March 21». 1921. made Homestead talk. Register. patience and perseverance in deal a27 m25e(2) Entry. No. 013777. for NH NWk,, ing with the bird. At first the bird and NH NWQ. Section 17. Town should be kept In a room by Itself, [ship 19 8„ Range 5 West. Willani and the cage covered on three shies ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOB STREET IMPROVEMENT. COT If you know whnt you want, use otto Meridian, has filed notico of l»s not talk to the bird except In TAGE GROVE. OREGON a wanted to get it for you. xxx intention to make three year Proof, repeating simple phrases over and ovar again. Only one phrase should to cstihlish claim to the land above Notice is hereby given that oa Sour stomach, clogged up bowels, des-ribod, before E. O. Immel, IT. s be used tn a single day In the early pirn pies, blackheads, foul breath, are Conuniasioner, at Eugene, Oregon, training. Gradually work until sev Monday, the 18th day of May, eral phrases are repeated over and 1925, ’at the hour of 8 o’clock evils of constipation. HOLLIS on tho 20th day of June. 1925. over to the bird each day. p. m. of said day, ia the Council TEH’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA, Claimant names as witnowea: Chambers of the City Hall, sealed regulates the bowels, purifies the Max Simonsen, Walter Gillispie, bids will be opened for the im- A «rial Pedestrian stomach, nnd expels deeay matter Marcellos Gillispie, all of Motor provement by paving with cement Aviator'. Mechanic—There'. from the system. Nature’s way te Route C., Eugene, Oro.; Warren C. fellow trying down tn a parachute. concrete, or bitalithie or bitami cleanse nnd purify your stomach,' Smith, of Crow, Oregon, Aviator-I'U neo If I can hit him. nous concrete, th. following streets | kidneys, liver. Satisfactory results non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY, It isn't ofton w. gat a chancs at a and alleys, according to the pro will follow. Kern’s for Drugs. mll|n8e(2) Register pedwitrlaa. vision. of Onliunneoo Noe. 560 and I A. Sweet Breath WRIGLEYS 1925 Star Coach Be fore You Buy Any Car AskYourself This Question Competitors may adopt these high- class features in the future-the 1925 Star Car has them now— that's why we sayt "Tomorrow's Car Today." Million Dollar Motor Four-Wheel Brakes Force Feed Lubrication Tubular Backbone One-Piece Windshield New and Improved Entrance Facilities Fedders Radiator Fisk Full Balloon Tires Dry Disc Clutch Alemite Lubrication What am I going to get for my money? Here is how the 1925 Star answers your query. (IT 1. Any man who will spend 30 minutes J behind the wheel of the 1925 Star Car will get a new conception of real automotive value. ?2. Go over this 1925 Star mechanically— compare it part for part with any other car near its cost. You will see quickly why the Star stands up in day-in-day-out service. 3. Check these value features which you JI can get only on the Star Car. 4- Estimate how little the 1925 Star Car costs. Beginning with the purchase price deal upkeep-" and in gas and oil —in mechanical upkeep . —;md »—- « answer is _____ value-far in excess economy. The ___________ of any car in its price class. *• You cannot buy any car to compare with the 1928 Star. *• It is the greatest automobile buy in the world! ? Chestnut Transf er » WANTADS A Star dealer near you has the car. Cottage Grove Make the test for yourself—Now! LANE AUTO CO. Eugene ~£)HE greatest value ot in the world Are You Ready for Housecleaning? Prepare by investigating the tools you need. First of all, purchase An Electric Cleaner A cleaner that will with its powerful suction thoroughly draw out all the dust imbedded in your rugs, curtains and cushions. Clean Electrically—It's Thorough MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO.
