The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 22, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY. JUNE 22. 192»
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the Valky, he was able to estab Mr«. J. C. Johnson anil Mrs. W. W. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnn^nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnj
in the old part of the country.
lish the greatest economy record | McFarland.
This was the last
Votes cast in the part that
Mondai', and Thursdays
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j ever made on such a run, register- meeting for the season.
would be laid off for Nesmith
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' ing a non-stop high gear record
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Publiahora county would count as coming from
Bede & Smith...
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i as well.
...... Editor the old part of the county so far
Elbert Be«lu.... ...
The Mothers’ club met Saturday □
Car, driver and observer were afternoon at the home
as a proposed western county would
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A first class publication entered at
east in the Non-Stop Record Run Surprise *0 heartily congratulated at the end L. McAboy, who has
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Cottage Grove as second-class matter be concerned. r Votes
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of
their
run
in
Yesomite
by
offic-
west end upon i Nesmith county
charge of the relief w
Officials and Observers Who
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55 North Sixth would count as coming from the
Business Office
J cials of the famous national play­ Mrs. McAboy is leaving soon for
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Make
Hard
Journey.
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ground
anil
by
government
rangers
county
so
far
as
old part of the
SUBSCRIPTION RATEH
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California' to be gone a month,
who have watched thousands of Mrs. T. C. Shaw, vice president
Nesmith county would be con-|
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By mail (Fash in advanco)
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Indisputably demonstrating the ' cars come into and go out of the of the elub, will have charge of
One year__ $2.75 ¡Three months.. .80 corned.
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of
the
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Six months 1.50 ¡Ono month....... 50 i If these two portions
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power of the ‘ ‘ Million Dollar Mo- ' Valley and had seen many unsuc- this work. The club sent a bouquet
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BY CARR RIER
•county are serious about wishing tor,” a strictly stock Star touring I cessful attempts to reach the moun­ to their president, Mrs. Darby,
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NEW
FLORAL
PRINT
month............... .................... $ .30 to be set off into counties by
One _____
tain
wonderland
in
high
gear.
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car, locked in high gear and trav­
who is in Eugene suffering with
Four months, in advance... .... 1.10
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Chief
Ranger
F.
8.
Townsley,
Bob
and
there
is
plenty
of
CREPE
DE
CHINE
SILKS
elling
under
official
observa­
rheumatism. The club «leeided to
Six months, in advance.... .... 1.60 themselves,
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One year, in advance........ .... 3.00 territory and wealth in both sec­ tion, has conquered the famed I Williams, associate manager of make a quilt for the children’s
JUST ARRIVED
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i Camp Curry and garage mechanics farm home at Corvallis.
tions
to
warrant
such
action,
the
Wawona
road
into
the
Yosemite
Each
Member of
feeling against Eugene is such at Valley. The difficult climb was I checked gears, equipment and gas member is to piece one or more
These new flowered pattern
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Aasiciation this time that there is quite a made carrying an official observer mileage. The car remained un­ blocks. Those wishing to aid in
crepe de chine silks and the
Oregon Newspaper Conference
likelihood that such propositions in addition to the driver, a feat touched in the Camp Curry garage the work ghoul«) eommuniente with
new conventional patterns are
could be put over.
very attractive for formal □
never before accomplished by any j while the driver and observer tested Mrs. Shaw.
MIGHT BE JOKE ON EUGENE.
' a few hours before starting back
It would be something of a joke motor car.
frocks and offer the latest □
if Eugene's attempts to get all
conception of the summer g
In a relentless campaign, cover­ to Los Angeles where the car
The
LaConius
club
will
close
this
Wo are informed that Eugene the Southern Pacific’s pay rolls ing the entire Pacific Coast terri­ was again checked for stock gears
modi—-nee them here today. □ □
season
with
a
picnic
to
be
held
She also centered in Eugene should result in tory, the Star car has been shat­ and equipped by Harry A. Miller,
wants our tie plant.
Priced a yard... $2.95 and $3.50
next
Tuesday.
The
members
and
g
wants the ear shops of the South- the loss of half of the county.
tering hill climb records and ac famous builder of racing automo­ their children will go to the picnic
ern Pacific whieh Springfield be-
And it might fail to get the pay complishing high gear victories in tive engineers in the world today. grounds in the afternoon and the
lieves have been promised to her. rolls and yet lose half the county. a series of power demonstrations
On two previous occasions, cars I men will follow after business
We are n formed that Eugene That would be almost too much which eclipse anything of a like have claimed the glory of making
hours.
also wants the Southern Pacific of a joke.
ATTRACTIVE
nature ever before witnesse«! in Yosemite Valley in high gear, but
division point moved from Junction
There need be no hard feelings the entire history of the automobile. never before the victory of the
LATEST
FELT HATS AND
City to Eugene.
The H. D. 8. club has disbanded
on the part of Eugene in case a The world-famous Wawona road is Star ear was the achievement offi-
Why the county seat overlooked county division movement should the latest victim to be added to I cially observed and recorded. The for the summer.
TRIMMED STRAW HATS
asking for the general offices of be started,
Let it be such n the long list by the Star car.
' two cars, both much higher in
JUST ARRIVED
the road is yot a mystery.
friendly competition as that of
Bartell Is Building Deer Park.
F. C. Cominins, Los Angeles price thnn the Star car, carried
The result of this action by Eu­ Eugene with Springfield.
drivers
only.
They
also
consumed
A.
Bartell
is
making
a
C.
newspaper
man,
served
Examiner
gene is that for the first time in
In time to complete holiday
of the several lots on eft
as official observer on the gruelling many hours on the rond.
years Nesmith county, with Cot-
According to Observer Commins, I yfa;n street just east of the city
Down in San Francisco Misa run from Los Angeles to Camp
cost limes come these hats—
tage Grove as the county seat, Cockrell I is going to marry Mr. Curry, while Julius Dusever, factory the trip was made in much the park which he owns,
Ho will
has been seriously mentioned.
Unquestionably
their
daugh-
mo
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smart in shape and coloring—
Henn. I
remove to this park the four deer
testing engineer, drove the sturdy I same manner as any ordinary
The Springfield delegation which tors will all be flapper«.
Star the entire distance. The trip torist would drive his car, so far which he has had in the small
we want you to see them and
visited here Thursday suggested
was a non-stop run as well as the as speed was concerned. In the park across the street
invito you to have a try on to­
that if Cottage Grove ever wants
Tree Has Fruit and Blooms.
greatest high gear feat yet accoin- heart of the mountains, Dusevoir hotel.
a new county now is the time to
A freak for this time of the plishcd by the Rtar.
day. Prices range $2.98 to $4.25
It* also drove at a comfortable pace and at
go after it.
Petit« prune tree on
economy run for the no time on the highway did his
One of Portland’s most interest-
It could I h * said with equal force year is a Durham city property proved an
speed mount over the legal limit. ing wcilding« anil on«* of interest
that if the western end of the the J. M. both green fruit and Star.
has
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No stops were made for oil, gas, ‘‘In fact,” said Commins, after the here was that of Miss Charlotte
county wishes to be set aside in which
new blooms. Bloom«
Blooms in the fall
adjustments run, ‘‘I had to wonder if, after Bnnfield, of Portland, to William
a new county now is the time for after a cron has been picked are water or mechanical
the
365
miles
of the all, it was really a high gear run I J H. Johns, of Ontario, , Can.,
throughout
which
~
1 he effort.
not unusual but so far as The run. The route followed was the that we made. It seemed more to | took place Friday 1 afternoon in
If the south end and the west Sentinel knows this is the only
me
like
a
pleasure
trip.
The
car
THE QUALITY STORt’Oöeo «»vet
end .should join forces, they would instance of n fruit tree hero put- snmo as that taken by the pilots rode the rough spots with ease the chapel of St. Stephen’s prn-
have a good chance to get the ting out second blooms in the in the annual Los Angeles-Camp and seemingly, had no difficulty I cathedral, Portland. The bride is
Curry economy run nnd is the short­
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... ¡a sister of Mrs. S. S. Lasswell, _ o’-
necessary 3.5 per cent of the vote
ejt wh01„ „he has frequently
middle of tile summer.
est distance from the southern on the grades. That such a thing
metropolis to Yosemite Valley. The was possible, I frankly did not I visited. She was tor several ven
Now I am convinced of | a member of the faculty of t 0 f-.— - .......... ■------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ -,
Filing cabinets. The Sentinel. route is over the Ridge Route with believe.
its countless turns, through Fresno the remarknble power of the Star school of dramatics at the Ui
□ □nnnannnnntinnniinn ami thence «over the dirt ronds nnd motor. ’ ’
versitv of Oregon, The cei
steep grades that lead through
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was beautiful in its simplicity. Tl
Course Gold, Fish Camp and Wa­
bride was attired in a simple gow
and was attended by Mrs. Lasswel
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Commins, the observer on the j
Curnow Slater, of Portland, who !S
Presbyterian Church—A. Ralph
Spenrow, pastor. Sunday school at run, a disinterested newspaper man, j □ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ also known here, attended M
10, evening service nt 7:30. Mid­ was amazed at the performance of
Forty-five
guests wei re
.ffihns.
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week services Wednesday evenings the car. He said he knew the Star
One of the interesting events | bidden to the affair. An infornu
at 7:30.
was a ‘‘performing fool” and that given last week was the surprise I reception followed. Invitations ha
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DRUGSTORE Baptist church
—VV. O. W. hall. it was famous from one end of the slumber party for Miss Laurabell i been extended to 125 guests. 1
.1. C. Orr, pastor. Sunday school country to the other for its mnny Edmiston, given by her mother, and Mrs. Johns left Sunday
nt 10 o’clock, services at 11 o’clock high gear and hill climbing records; j Mrs. A. L. Eilmisten, at her home Los Angeles and from theretl
.ind 7:45. B. Y. P. U. services at but he wns greatly surprised when I Thursday evening. Members of the will go to Canada to make th ir
7. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thurs­
day evening at the Boy C. Howard tho Star triumphantly levelled off | choral club: Helen Ostrander, Nina home. The Lasswell family w<
home, 110 old north Pacific high the three greatest hills encountered ■ Mitchell, Alberta Williams, Margar present at the affair.
way.
on the route. The long climb out 1 i et Land, Delta Hopper and Laura !
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~ Wil j Nine-year-old Alice Stoncbur
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of Wnwonn, tho steep grade to the Stewart with Mrs. A. G.
Christian Church, the ‘ ‘ home-like1 ’
a church—A. J. Adams, minister. summit of Chinquapin Mountain I lianis and Mrs. Herman Edwards | wns n charming little hostess Thur
Sunday school nt. 9:45, Hermon at nnd tho long grind from Grouse were the invited guests, A mid- I <lnv nfternoon nt n birthday part
II, Christian Endeavor at 0:30, eve- Creek practically all the way to night supper was serve«! * and a 1 nt the home of her pnrents, M
ning service nt • 7:30.
Inspiration Point caused him to chicken breakfast Friday morning. and Mrs. Harry Stoneburg. Ic r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Methodist Church—J. H. Ebert, marvel and comment enthusiasti­
crenm and cookies were served.
A delightful picnic was held
pastor.
Sunday school nt 9:45, cally on the great power of the
It,
Epworth
morning worship at 1 ’
yesterday at the 8. L. Godard
famous ‘‘Million Didlar Motor.”
Tabernacle Being Roofed.
League nt 7, evening - f service nt
On tho long, non-stop, high genr home, tho occasion being the birth­
7:30.
The roof of the camp meeting
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economy run the Star car use«l but day anniversary of Mr. Godard.
If A<>iir preference runs to the Free Methodist church—Corner of 9% gallons of gasoline nnd scored Guests for the affair were the i tabernacle on east Main street
more fancy, elaborate Kaps you Monroe avenue nml south Fifth nn average of 36.91 miles to the H. W. Titus family, Mr. and Mrs. was covered with red roofing
D. 8. Forrester, pastor. Hun
H. R. Godard, the George Jacobsen paper last week. The building was
will find them here in great 1 street
«lay school nt 10. forenoon services gallon. This gns mileage is far
variety and at very attractive nt 1!, evening service ;.t T:30. ahead of that of the winner in family, all of this city; Mr. and completed last year with the ex­
prices.
Prayer meeting nt 7:30 Thursday the recent Yoscmito economy run i Mrs. E. R. Spencer and Mr. and ception of covering the roof, The
evenings.
in which Dusevoir drove n Star Mrs. Carlton Spencer, of Eugene. annual camp meeting will start
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The Titus family were also break ¡July 22.
Seventh Day Adventisf Church— conch with nn average of 27.96 i fast
guests of the Godards.
West Main street. Services every miles to the gallon.
Sat ur< lay. Sabbath school at 10,
The feat is all the more re­
The live wire print shop is al­
church service at 11; prayer iiiocl- markable when it is considered
1'he marriage of Mrs. Opal A. ways ready to help in the prep
ing
Wednesday
evenings
at
7:30.
C J KEM, Prop
that it was but tho third time Hand and Robert Leo Jones teok aration of advertising and printing
First church of Nnzarene—Elev­ Dusevoir had been over the course. | place in the parsonage of Dr. E. V. copy.
Our experience
Cottage Grove,
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Oregon
enth and Adams, Harold E. Botto- Often a driver will make as many Stivers, pastor of the first Chris worth something to you.
miller, pastor. Sunday school at 9:4.5, ns ten practice runs before attempt- 1 tian church of Eugene, Thursday
forenoon service at 11, evening
They will make their
service at N. Prayer meeting nt ing an economy run into tho Valiev evening.
Rubber stamps. The Sentinel.
and no tnan is ever picked to drive home in Mill’s apartments tempor­
7:30 Wednesday
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on any kin«l of demonstration over arily, Mr. Jones is employed on
Sunday school services in the the Yosemite roads unless he is a the O. I*, k E. railroad.
Frances Ferguson
both local and internal, and has been
successful in the treatment of Catarrh Latham school house every Sunday veteran of many past runs over
and her
at
9:45.
Mrs
Hugh
Trunnell,
su
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for over forty year,. Sold by all druggist,.
The Keepers of the Den held
perintendent; Mrs Winnie Hagerty, tho difficult route.
GOLDEN GATE GIRLS
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio insist a nt superintendent.
Another remarkable feature of their regular luncheon Thursday
Dusevoir’s most recent achievement noon at -the Gray Goose, having as
is the time in which he covered guests Miss Mildred Leham, who
the 365 miles of highway in the is to be supervisor of the play­
Star.
The rar wns officially grounds during the eoming summer,
checked out of Los Angeles at 5:13 nml Miss Frances Pierce, both of
a. m. last Wednesday morning and i Eugene.
reached Camp Curry, where it was
The Past Matrons’ club held their
officially checked in at 7:35 o’clock
SIMPLE, EXPERT WAYS TO INCREASE MILEAGE FOR SUMMER
that same evening. This makes final session for the season Monday
DRIVING- IN THE RED CROWN MILEAGE CARD
Dusevoir’s time 14 hours and 22 afternoon. Mrs. G. M. 8cott, the
There is an advantage to ths motorist in the Standard Oil
minutes, and bears evidence of president, was the hostess. Sweet­
Company’s long experience in making gasoline—not only
the fact that he pushed the Star peas wero the decorations. Buainc«s
CEMENT, LIME. PLASTER, BRICK.
in “Red Crown’s” quicker starting, speed and power—
over the roads anti did not spare and socinl sessions were held and
dainty refreshments were served.
but above all in it, MILEAGE for summer driving.
the car or conserve fuel.
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, METAL
LATH. CORNER BEADS, SHIN
Merely averaging 25.67 miles per
The Red Crown Mileage Card—-just out—tells you just
The Joker club enjoyed a 6:30
hour from th«* heart of the business
GLES, DRAIN TILE, SEWER TILE.
what to do for your car and how to ./»/«*< to increase your
dinner
Friday
evening
at
the
Gray
section of Los Angeles to Camp
CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL.
mileage—to get 15 to jo miles mor frr tankful from
Curry is 11 feat worthy of much Goose, with Mrs. W. E. Lebow,
Red Crow® Gasoline!
1'I.ASTERINO SAND, ZOURI STORE
favorable comment; but making Misa Esther Sil.hr, Mrs. T. C.
FRONT FITTINGS. AND OTHER
Wheeler,
Mrs.
O.
M.
Miller
ami
TWO
EASY WAYS TO INCREASE SUMMER MILEAGE
that avorago speed on n non stop,
THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
Fit5*—-buy aides—“Red Crown” has the extra mileage in
economy and high gear run, is Mrs. H. H. Vcatch as hostesses.
MENTION
it tor you to get tut. Second—get a Red Crown Mileage
nothing short of wonderful, On A bowl of prettily tinted sweet­
high gear runs over the Yosemite peas centered the table and fan
Card the next time your tank is filled. Follow it, easy, prac­
No Charge on City Deliveries
roads in the past, drivers have place canls wore used. Following
tical advice, and watch year tmfrtt'emcnt.
taken many hours to cover short the dinner the guest, were taken
Ask tor the Red Crown Mileage Card at the first Red *
stretches; but th«* Star car rolleil to the Miller home, where the
Crown
Pump—at Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers
evening
hours
were
pleasantly
spent
along as a comfortable touring
anywhere. Use “R d Crown” and itgm gtttmg ytur
speed and scored a four way victory at five hundr«*d. The rooms were
FULL summer mileage tcilayf
Just North of S P Station—Phone 100
over all contenders for the same prettily ami profusely decorated
Weighing no more than an ordi-
with wild flowers of many va­
honors.
rieties. Invited guests of th«' club nary sack of flour, Miss Lillian
Officials of th«* Star organization wore Mrs. H. A Miller, Mr». J. P. Kyle, who tips the scales at 98
were not satisfied with the show­
pounds, has won her way from the
ing of the Star coach in the Graham. Miss Belle Burkholder. ranks of the chorus to appear as
Yosemite economy run although
featured dancer with the Golden
Dusevoir made the highest gasoline
Gate Girls who are presenting one
mileage, 27 96 miles per gallon.
of the headline nets on a circuit
record «*<1 by any entrant. This was
of theaters.
done on Dusevoir’• first run ever
Still it may be Mid of thiii
the road, and H W. Curtis, director
comely Irish las.«, who originally
of an lea and brunches for the
Tin Busin, ss t’olh ge will be in session throughout the
came to vaudeville from a dancing
Durant Motor company of Califor- j
Summ, r Months
All elass< s will be eomhieteil the
io San Francisco, that
nis, beli< veil that he could greatly
WERE ONCE LIT­ school
same as «luring the regular nehool year.
has stood foremost from the
increase thia mileage if he were
TLE STORES All To have seen her years ago.
given another opportunity at the
have grown through see her now appearing with
wheel of a Star car.
sbovo show, it would bo surprising
the use of NEWS
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A. E. Roberta, l’rvsiilent.
the Star testing engineer wa«
to note the difference, for her
PAPER
advertising.
IT
AN
DAAD
OH
COMPANY
992 Willamette St.
Phone tìtitì
Kugrne, Oregon.
given another trial; and with the
return is one of the features in
(OsM/waMt
knowledge of th«* roads gained on
a number of dance step« that an*
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his previous trip into nnd out of
unique in presentation
dottane órorc Sentinel
POWER Of STAR MOTOR SHOWN
BY TRIP TO YOSEMITE
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