The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 08, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY JUNE 8, 1925
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SILK CREEK.
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Visitor—Have you heard of the
SUMMONS.
NOTICE OF SALE OF $25.000 00 or so much thereof as mav be
OF WATEE SYSTEM IMPROVE necessary for the purpose of build­ latest extravagance of the Browns!
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
ing
an<l
constructing
a
reserve
res
MENT
BONDS
OF
THE
CITY
(.Spacial to The Sentinel.)
rhey’ve bought a new bed for the
Oregon for the County of Lane.
OF COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON ervoir and for the replacement,
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n June 6.—Mrn. Leslie Godard vis
J. S. McKay and Rose McKay,
maintenance and improvement of baby, and they haven’t a saxo
□uunannnnnnnnnnnnn ited
husBand and wife, Plaintiffs,
Friday at the home of her
the water system of the said City phone in the house.
Notice is hereby given that sealed of
vs.
Cottage Grove.”
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby. I Mail service GO years ago was
SAGINAW.
bids
will
be
received
for
the
sale
F. Baker and Mrs. B. F. Baker,
Dated and first published this
She returned the following day toi not what it is today. This is illus­ B. his
wife; Charles I. Baker and of Twenty five Thousand Dollars 25th day of Mav, 1925.
4 * Do you know’ where little boys
Mrs. Charles I. Baker, his wife; ($25,000.00), or so much thereof
June 4.—Mrs. C. C. Moodyre­ Eugene accompanied by her mother I trated by a clipping which J. L.
HOMER GALLOWAY,
Elizabeth Hoffman and W. T. as may be necessary, of * * Water rn25jnel 8(M)
City Recorder. and girls go who forget to put
turned Wednesday from a several ami Louise Mattheyer. Miss Mat 1 Beatty has found in a scrap book
System
Improvement
Bonds
”
by
Hoffman
her
husband;
Robert
their pennies in the collection
weeks’ visit with relatives at Co­ theyer was on her way to Corvallin. which was kept by Israel B. Van
Baker and Airs. Robert Baker, the City Recorder of said City at
Mrs. Arthur Woolcott returned | Sant, a brother of Mr. Beatty’s
quille and Myrtle Creek.
Bookkeeping systems. The box!”
his wife; Bell Koellermeir and his office in the City of Cottage
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4 4 Yea’m. To the movies.
I mother. He was a cousin of 8. B.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor made from Portland Tuesday.
Louis Koellermier, her husband; Grove until the hour of eight Sentinel.
The Misses Zaida anti Effie Estes Van Sant, former governor of
Laura Baker Dollar and Clem o’clock P. M. on Wednesday the
a trip to Portland the last of the
Dollar, her husband; Mollie Kruse 10th day of June, 1925, at which
visited at the Rigby home Wednes­ Minnesota, The scrap book was
week.
, and E. 8. Kruse, her husband; time and in the Council Chamber
originally an account book and the I Fred Baker and Mrs. Fred Baker, of the City Hall of Cottage Grove,
Mrs. Marie Smith and daughter day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Darnell and year “1850” is given in the date | his wife; Gladys Baker Olsen and said bids will be opened ami con
Cleo, who had been v ¡siting at the
by the Common Council
Win. Hodge home, left Monday Alvin Sprague motored to Sutherlin lines, The clipping must have been i Alfred Olsen, her husband; the sidered
heirs of Thursia A. of said City; said Bonds .shall
on Wednesday.
evening for Portland.
pasted into the book at about that I unknown
bear
date
the first day of June,
Baker, who is sometimes known
time. It reads as follows:
Wm. Mayes returned Tuesday
as Thcressa A. Baker: the un­ 1925, and will be due as to princi­
“On single letters, carried anv
from down the valley. He visited
known heirs of Ida Bell Blanken­ pal and payable by the City of Cot
Oakridge to Celebrate.
ship; the unknown heirs of David tage Grove as follows:
at Portland, Bonneville and Se io.
An 44End of the Steel” celebra- distance not exceeding 30 miles,
Principal due twenty (20) years
M. Bajier: Mrs. David M. Baker:
'I’hc If. A. Johns family, of |tion will be put on July 4 and 5 •I cents; over 30, and not exceeding
Martha Blankenship; and also all from date; said bonds to be issued
Eastside, spent several days of 1 at Oakridge by the business men | 80, 10 cents; over 80, and not over
other persons or parties unknown in denominations of Five Hundred
last week visiting at the C. H. there. The Klamath Falls rodeo 150, 12% cents; over 150, and not
claiming «any right, title or in­ Dollars ($500.00) with interest
terest in and to the real property bearing coupons attached, bearing
Sharon home.
will be one of the features and ovor 400, 18% cents; over 400, 25
described
in the complaint herein; interest at not to exceed five (5)
Double letters, or those
Mrs. James Conley enjoyed a [there will be races, wrestling cents.
per cent per annum from date of
Defendants.
What a differ­
visit with her brothers Joe and matches and the usual Fourth of composed of two pieces of paper, To Martha Blankenship; tho un­ issuance; and the said interest to
ence
—1
double
those
rates.
Those
composed
be
paid
semi-annually
on
the
first
Edgar and families the past week. July sports. The little city will
known heirs of Thursia A. Baker,
who is sometimes known as The- day of December and the first
They motored down from Washing spenti $5,000 in putting on the cele­ of three pieees of paper, triple
Equip
your car
ress.a A. Baker; the unknown < ay of June each year after the
those rates.
Packets or letters
ton.
bration.
with VIKING
date of issuance. The Citv re­
heirs
of
Ida
Bell
Blankenship;
composed of four or more pieces of
Mrs. Harry Cotter took her Sun
the unknown heirs of David M. serves the right to retire anv or all
Balloons and enjoy
paper, or one or more other
day school class for a picnic in the
First with Cottage Grove new¡
Baker; and all other persons or of said Bonds after ten (10‘) years
motoring.
parties unknown claiming any from date thereof; and the princi­
articles, and weighing one ounce
Cottage Grove city park Wednesday. The Sentinel.
right, title or interest in and to pal and interest shall be payable
avoirdupois, quadruple those rates,
Unlike most balloons,
the real property describe in nt the City Treasurer's office in
and in that proportion for all
Cottage Grove, Oregon. The whole
Vikings do not lessen
the complaint herein:
greater eight.
Ship letters not
In the name of the State of Ore­ of said Bonds shall be concurrent
gas mileage. This Is
carried by mail, 6 cents.
gon: You, and each of you, are and shall be without priority as
because of the wall
to
each
other
and
shall
be
a
gen
­
hereby
required
to
appear
and
an-
It is evident from a reading of
strength of the tire and
swer the complaint riled against eral obligation of the City of Cot­
those rates that in those days the i ¡you
the resiliency of the
in the above entitled cause, tage Grove, Oregon.
pure Para rubber used.
letter paper, after being written i on or before six weeks from the
Said Bonds are to be negotiable
upon, was foldel to form an en­ ' date of first publication of this and shall be sold for not less thnnj
VIKING Balloons are
velope, the letter and the envelope summons; and if you fail so to their par value plus accrued inter-i
built for service as well
est,
the
Council
reserving
tho_right
[appear
and
answer
said
complaint,
as comfort.
being one piece of paper.
for want thereof the plaintiff will to reject any and all bids.
That said bonds arc to be dis­
take a decree herein ror the relief
Viking Tires Will Do
prayed for in said complaint, to- posed of under an act entitled
Camp Meeting July 22.
You Many a Good Turn”
“
An
Act
to
amend
the
Charter
of
Wit:
Adjudging
and
decreeing
that
The annual camp meeting here
I plaintiffs are the owners in fee the City of Cottage Grove, Lane
Gore & McGinnis
will be held during the two weeks simple and entitled to the posses- ' County, Oregon, by adding a new
commencing July 22.
While all sion of the whole of the premises chapter thereto authorizing and
Motor
Inn
Service Station
the Common ■ Council
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the preachers who will participate described in tho complaint and empowering
Cottage Grove, Oregon
of the City of Cottage Grove to
have not been definitely selected, described as follows:
Lot Nmnbered Six (6). in Block issue and sell negotiable bonds of
it is anticipated that there will Numbered
One (I) in J. H. Mc­ the City to the amount of Twentv-
be no lack of able expounders of Farland’s Addition to the City five
Thousand Dollars ($25,990.00)
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the gospel, Special attention will of Cottage Grove in Lane County,
State
of
Oregon,
as
platted
and
as usual be given to the musical
iecorded on Page 164 of Vol. <<p”
side of the program.
of the Deed Records of Lane
County, Oregon.
That the defendants have not,
Your home print shop—The Sen­
tinel—should bo always considered nor have either of them, any right,
interest or claim whatsoever
first. Usually it can handlo any title,
in and to the said premises, or
job of printing you may have.
x any part thereof, and that plain­
tiffs’ title to said premises be. for­
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ ever quieted in this suit as against
th<* defendants and each of them,
and all persons claiming by, through
or under them, or either of them;
□ and that plaintiffs havo such other
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a relief herein ns to the Court may
seem equitable.
CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH,
This summons is published once
dental gold, platinum and dis­ each week for six successive weeks
(© by Western Newspaper Union.)
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carded jewelry. Hoko Smelting & in Tho Cottage Grove Sentinel, a
Horizontal.
Vertical.
twice-a-week newspaper of
c" general
~
F
your
requirementsdemand
Refining
Company,
Otsego,
Michi
­
I—Tending to tlock together
2—Note of niuMiral «rale
circulation published at t Co A age
the finest quality that has
11—Issue from a source
8—AuNtritllau bird
gan.
a2tfc(2) Grove, Oregon, bv order of the Hon.
13—Neuter pronoun
4— —If awn
of said
ever
been put into a tire, you
G.
F.
Skipworth,
Judge
16— Skyward
5— Indefinite nrtlele
BALED HAY FOR SALE. PHONE Court, Which order bears date the
need
the
U.S. Royal Cord—the
Kt—Through
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6— -Knock
35F5, Ted Hodges, Dolight Val- 27th day of May, 1925; and the
17— Kuropenn river
7— Prone parnicrnph
standard of value everywhere.
of
date
of
tho
first
publication
IN—Sink In the middle
loy.
in28j8p(2)
H—-Acroan (poetic)
this summons is the 1st day of
20— Printing measure
If you know you do not need
»—We
22—Metal dish
10—Sent off
TWO M O D E R N DWELLINGS, Juno, 1925. H. W. LOMBARD,
the extra mileage of the Royal
8A—Pastries
12——feather
Right terms to right parties.
Residence and postoffice ad­
Cord but want your money to
21— For ««ample (abbr.)
14—Miidi- to ineawure
A. L. Woodard.
dress: Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Jnlllc(2)
28— Uttered musically
17—-Food atoreroonia
bring you full service and fine
POTTER,
FOSTER
&
TMMEL,
27—Charity
ll>—Jewel
appearance — the USCO Cord
2H— l)lrt
ESTRAY—DARK JERSEY COW,
21 — Methods
Residence and postoffice ad­
30— Initials of a President
22—Father
dress: Eugei e, Oregon.
is the tire for you.
Came to the Ostrander place, one
31— Toward
26—Thin porridge
mile north of depot on April 17, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, j! jvl3c(M)
Both are made and guaran­
82—Abolish
2ti—Quiet!
1925. Has left horn broken. Own­
K.’l—Part of verb “to be”
2N—Printing ineaanre
teed by the United States Rub­
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR
BIDS
FOR
84—Apple
21^—Symbol for thallium
er may havo hor by paying ex­
ber Company.
STREET IMPROVEMENT. COT­
8tl—Point of com pans
32—Month of Hebrew calendar
penses. J. E. Tate.
jnl-22p(M)
87—Ship
TAGE GROVE. OREGON.
!W— lllatoric whip
Royal Cords — in all sixes from
8N—-Fold of cloth
86— Fnrt of verb “to be”
30x314 inches up. Royal Cord low
BOARDERS WANTED. .307 QUIN
40—Weight (abbr.)
30—Weight
hereby
given
that
on
pressure Balloons for 20, 21 and 22
Notice is
42—New Eealaud parrot
cy avenue.
jnl 8p(2) Monday,
41—stain
inch rims, and Royal Cord Balloon-
the Sth day of .Tune, 1925,
48—Hoy’s name
44——Anelriit Italian <nddear af the
of
8
o
’
clock
p.
m.
of
Tvpe
Tires.
at
the
hour
44—Native metal
harvest
LAUNDRY DONE BA' MRS J. A.
said day, in the Council Chambers
46—Note of musical scale
46---- Agr
USCO Cord — in 30a3 inch and
Buchanan.
Second
house
from
4N--F.toadway (abbr.)
of the (Sty Hall,
___ sealed bids will
47—Nhoeninker’a tool
30x3H inch clincher, and 30x3H>
Main, eaRt Sixteenth street. Prices be opened for the improvement by
4fr—Hirds
41»—Note of mualcal nc ale
32x3K, 31x4, 33x4 and 34x4 inch
ft»—-Torn down
60— The king*« navy (abbr.)
reasonable.
jn4 8-1 lp paving with cement concrete, or
straight
side.
nitulitnic or bituminous concrete,
61— Point of rompaaa
Solution will uppear In uevt laaue.
FOR SALE—MILK COW
N. E Adams evenue from 8th St. to S. P.
United States lires
Glass.
jn4-8-llp right of wav and Tenth street to
Thirteenth street, according to the
are Good Tires
provisions
of
Ordinances
No.
576,
MODERN BUNGALOW FOR SALE. named and approved April 20,
Is new and located on south Sixth 1925; (3500 sqnnre vnrds more or
street. Phone 156-R. jnl-29p(2) less) and ordinance No. 577, passed
Buy U.S. Tires from
and approved April 27, 1925. Also
FOR SALE— GRAY MARE, SEVEN the improvement of chestnut nve
years old, gentle to ride or drive nue with Standard Class 44 A” mac­
as provided in ordinance No.
single or double for women; vt adam,
562, passed and approved March 2,
single harness, stock saddle, set 1925 (2800 square yards more or
double harness, three-inch wagon. less).
Plans
an<l specifications
I..
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*__ on file
Ethel Clino, Dorena.
jn8-18p(2)
viiv Rvcoruer,
win» will
in office j of City
Recorder, who
receive
bids
for
any
part or all
BABY CHICKS, 8 CENTS EACH.
«aid I improvement until 7:30
Juno 8 to 15 hatch. Hollywood o of ’clock
p. m. of said day, June 8
strain, Bert V. Hands, 2 miles 1025.
Work shall be ’completed
east of Cottage Grove.
jnS-11 15p within 90 days from the signing
and certified check
of th? contract, ,, ___________
___
CLEAN, COOL 2 ROOM APART for 10 per cent of the amount shall
accompany
each
bi
1
and
the
Com­
inent.
Mrs. E. C. Shay. 305 mon Council reserves the right
to
south Sixth. Phone 137 R.
jn8c reject anv and all bills.
D.ited this 25th day of May, 1925.
SALE 6b, ACRE POULTRY
Copies of plans and specifications
ch; I acre in cultivation; sent upon receipt of $10 deposit.
HOMER GALLOWAY,
nder is bench; ideal place
City Recorder.
lickens. Chicken house, 20x100 m25jnnl-8(.M)
brooder house 18x24 feet;
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLE­
ii dwelling bouse, All build-
practically new.
You will
MENT.
this a bargain. Located 5
Notice is hereby given that
east of the Grove on Row Charles F. lmcky, administrator of
N. E. Elliott.
jn8p the estate of William H. Imcky,
deceased, has filed his final account
FOR SALE TWO FRESH JERSEY in the matter of said estate in the
cows.
Waldo Miller, Disston county court of tho State of Oregon
route, phone 1F12.
jn8p
for Ijtne county; and that Tuesday,
HOUSE WORK WANTED—WILL tho 16th day of June, 1925, at the
care for confinement cam's at hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
your home. Phone 189 J.
juS lip of said day in the county court
room in the county court house at
FOR SALE TWO PUREBRED Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, has
Holstein bull calves at about been fixed as tho time and place
veal prices. E. W. Evanson, Lor­ by said court for the hearing of
ane, Oregon.
jnRp objections to said final account and
the final settlement of said estate.
Solution of Puulo No. 43.
Any and all objections to said
final account and the final settle­
ment of Mid estate must be filed
with the clerk of said court on or
before tho said date of hearing.
Hiding “your light under a bushel” i As to how far your “voice” will
Dated and first published this
will never bring you any business.
carry for big result»—leave that to
18th day of May, 1925.
You’ve got to give “voice” to what
us. We’ll provide plenty of “forcc-
CHARLES F. LACKY,
i nl oratory in your Advertising
Administrator of the estate of
you have to sell. And that “voice”
with th<> celebrated Bonnet-Brown
William H. Imcky, Deceased.
is ADVERTISING in this well cir­
Herbert W. Lombard,
Sales Service of powerful illustra­
culated newspaper.
Attorney for estate. m18jnl5(M>
tions and snappy-copy.
° Nearby News °
Postage Rates High 60
Years Ago
Takes the Ruts
out of f
Roads/
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 44
Every Qood Quality You Expect of Your Tires
You Will Find in
U.S. Royal Cord
and USCO Cord
WANTADS□
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Big
Carnival
Billie Hall’s Service Station
Cottage Grove, Ore
June 11-12-13
BROWNING
AMUSEMENT
COMPANY
Cottage Grove Sentinel
You can talk to scores and scores of people, people who
would he only too glad to become regular patrons of
your establishment if they knew what wares or service
you had to offer them.
With their
new merry-go-round,
ferris wheel, whip, shows
and clean concessions
Burroughs Boekkeep.'ni I Get
your account, sheets and blanks
at your home print shop.