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■COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1925 You cant cheat FATE " but you can PROTECT yourself* VCzfVJv/VZ if you die from natural causes $10,000^efr°“ and in case of permanent total disability the company will 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Waive all premium payments Pay you $25 per week for one year; and in addition Pay you $50 per month for life; and Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash, immediately, in addition to all other benefits. (In case of temporary disability, as a result of either sickness or accident, the company will pay you $25 per week for a limit of 52 weeks.] W est C oast L ife INSURANCE COMPANY MOMS OFFICE-9AM FRANQKQ PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE—7TH FLOOR GASCO BLDG. R. C. STACEY, AGENT COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. E. Chaloupka re turned Thursday evening from a business trip to central Oregon, They disposed of their property in that section. 8. 8. Lasswell, Andrew Brund, R. E. Short and George Scott re turned Thursday night from a fish ing trip to East and Crescent lakes. They went by way of th«* McKen zie pass and returned by the mili tary road. Wheels tightened the factory way. Don’t wreck good wheel by running loose. West Side Garage*. iy27p Mrs. Robert Allen, who is suffering with a nervous ’ breakdown, to Eu gene Thursday for a medical exami nation. She returned that eve ning but is undergoing treatments there regularly. J. Brown, of The Dalles, visited during the week with his parent^, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Cqnol Cleaner works like magic, knocks the spots. Buy it nt Kern’s for Drugs, Rexall Stfire, Cenol Agency. Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M Mrs E. R. Wiese underwent a minor operation Thursday in a Eu gene hospital. She is getting along satisfactorily and expects to return home the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Godard re turned Friday from a business trip to Portland. While gone they stopped in Beaverton and visited at the home of Mr. Godard ’s brother Jack. Mrs. Cora Olson and daughter Ruth, of Qreswell, were guests Friday at th«» R. B. Hanna home. A real portable radio. No atenna, no gTound; loud speak er built-in. Will operate while you are carrying it.—Radio Ray Nelson. Mrs. Gladys Jackson and daugh Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adams were rjrn rnx TTix mx ttcttit tuttuth nix nv tu mx inxirn aix nix rrn tfit hit w Mrs. J. V. Ht range, of North (Carolina, who is spending the sum- ters Dot and Peggy have returne«! in Drain yesterday to attend the I mer in Portland, was a week end from a six weeks’ viait in eastern 1 prohibition and law enforcement guest at th«» Charles Adams home. Washington. address given bv Governor Pierce Mrs. Strange was Miss Mary Mun Clarence Ston«burg and Mr. and and th«» state prohibition commis- g dy and taught in the Cottage Grove» Mrs. Leslie Hull spent the week I sioner. t high school a number of years ago. end at Belknap springs with Mrs. Emma and Benns, daughter nail É Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garoutte and Stoneburg and daughter, who have son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fowler, Other enrollment dates are September 8, 14, 21 son Alden left today for Bandon spent several weeks there, They underwent operations for the re- g ■ inoval of their tonsils today at the g ion an outing ami to visit relatives. will return home tomorrow. All Further Inquiries Answered Promptly ; g J. L. Queen has been seriously Mr. an«l Mrs. T. L. Ball, who I office of a local physician. I ill during the week. J. L. Queen, who has been g had spent several weeks in Astoria A. E. ROBERTS, President j The R. L. Wright family will with relatives, returned last eve seriously ill with the summer flu, is k g F 992 Willamette St. Phone 666 Eugene, Oregon, a- ! leave soon for Medford to make ning accompanied by Mrs. Skyles improving satisfactorily. His daugh 1 and daughter, who will spend a ters, Mrs. j their home. HU 1U11U ILL -1LU UL. XLU ALU UJt KILlUt 1LU MJX IUI IUI IUI UJ1 1M11LU UL 1LU UUlLUiUinJi 11m \iB>tntiT| . Mrs. R. Mrs. C. A. Loucks and daughter few «lavs at th< Ball home. j Hazel are visiting relatives e.t Jack Beager and Dexter Huff I Ida.; and Clifford Chestnut Is Injured. J. A. McLaughlin Dies. Bandon, Central Point and Crescent | are spending th«» summer in Oak Knappa, Clifford Cheatnut, 12-year-old son Joseph Alexander McLaughlin, of father. land, Calif. City. Mrs. Mary Wallingford and of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Chestnut, this city, «lied Thursday at the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Sander- ! The 8. V. Allison family returned i sustained painful bruises Thursday state hospital, Salem, following a daughter Evelyn, of Portland, Thursday from a week’s visit at son, of the Eugene Bible univer- afternoon when a team of horses I short illness. Funeral services were who had been visiting Mrs. Wall Prineville at the B. B. Goff home. sity, were week-end guests nt tin1 ! ran away with him. He au<l a cousin, held yesterday at Buena Vista, th ingford ’ s sister, Mrs. O. A. Clark, They left again Friday for Clover- A. T. Beidler home. returned horn«' today accompanied 1 Everett Black, who is here visiting | home of one of his brothers. I dale springs to spend two weeks. Rodney Joslyn returned Friday been Mr. McLaughlin was nearly 8l’ from Selma, Calif., had by M rs. Clarke. W. A. Spray returned Friday to from Sutherlin, where he spent ¡in th«» city and wore returning to years of agio, having been born R. H. Robison and four ehil- his work with the Mountain States a week with his father. the Chestnut home on Row’ river, August 15, 1839, near Pleasant Hill, dren, accompanied by Miss Alta Power company, after being off Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hanna had As they were descending the Currin Pike county, 111. Tn 1853 he crossed Fox, sister-in-law of Mr. Robison, during th«» week on as guests over the week end Mr. hill the neck yoke broke ami the th«» plains with his parents. H«^ of Orange Cove, Calif., arrived ¡sprained back, which and Mrs. Tom Harvey, of Suther- wagon bumped the horses, causing resided in Cottage and vicinity for Friday for a two weeks ’ visit with while in swimming. The wagon six years and was sent to the lin; M rs. Joe Smith ami daughter them to run away. Mr. Robison’s parents and sister, Mrs. Harry Davis, of Los Ange- .And Mrs. z A. Pierce, of Oakland, rolled over a slight eiibankment hospital from here about a month Mr. and Mrs. James Robison and les, who was returning from a and Mr. and Mrs. Alval Wise, of and Clifford was thrown out. ago. He had been a member of Mrs. O. E. Woodson. H. R. Robi- I visit in Portland, arrived yesterday Creswell. Exerett had already jumped out. th«» Presbyterian church since 1854. son, Mr. and Mrs. James Robison, for a week’s visit at th«» home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens and Miss Fox will motor to Port- Both wheels on one side of the He had been married but th«» wife her unci«», E. Chaloupka. spent the week end on an outing land tomorrow to spend a day wagon ran over one of Clifford’s died several years ago. There arc legs. The horses went on to the I no children. The following brothers George Blackmore, ll-year-old son in eastern Oregon. with Mrs. H. H. Harins, sister of Chestnut home, a half mil«» from ¡and sisters survive: W. N. Mc | of Mr. an«l Mrs. Jay Blacklnore, Arthur Combs leaves tomorrow’ H. R. Robison and «laughter of the hill. Mr. Chestnut, alarmed by Laughlin, of this city; George W. was taken to a Eugen«» hospital I for Carson Valley, Nev., where he Mr. and Mrs. Janies Robison. the return of the horses alone, set M e Laugh _ I in, , of Buena Vista; A. M. 'Thursday night suffering with an has accepted a position as profes- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews, out to find his son and companion. | McLaughlin, of Corvallis; Mrs. Em- acute attack of bright« disease sor of agriculture. of Portland, arrived Friday and are He brought Clifford into the city ma Caldwell, of Prosser, Wash.; and has suffered several convul- Miss Goldie White, of Eugene, guests at the home of their son for medical attention. The boy I Mrs. Katie McCarty, of Portland. sions. He seems to bo better now’. spent the week end at the home of George. They will leave tomorrow ■ Miss Ella Kenady, of this city, is getting along satisfactorily. her aunt, Mrs. George Knowles, in company with Mr. and Mrs. is a niece and R. W. Kenady and Mrs. Knowles took her home by John Baker on a week’s fishing 'Oral McLaughlin, of this city, are Auto Railway Again Discussed, EVERYONE motor this forenoon. trip to Gold Beach and vicinity. Representatives of the Arnold i nephews. Is going to the j ----------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall re Mrs. D. A. Forbes returned Sat Auto Rail system were here turned Saturday from a vacation urday from Medford, whore she again Thursday night to discuss Rubber stamps. The Sentinel. spent at Belknap springs. Bend had been at the home of her moth with several of the business men 8 p. in. an«l Portland, Miss Virginia Dix, er, Mrs. D. T. Lawton, while con the proposal to build a wooden Thursday, July 30 of Heppner, a niece of Mrs. Hall, valescing from a recent operation. railway up the Coast fork. The at returned with them for a two An eight-pound daughter was proposition had been turned down HEBRON UNION HALL weeks' visit. born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. some time before by the chamber i Better Join the Crowd Mrs. G. W. McQueen, daughter Oliver M. Shephard, of Latham. of commerce pending proof of the I Two-act comedy drama, ‘ ‘ David’s Kathryn and Jerry Wilkinson, the G. Brockman, an employe of th«' success of the railway being con- | Baby,” negro minstrels, musical latter of Eugene, returned Friday Anderson & Middleton sawmill at strueted by these people nt June- , numbers and orcestra numbers from a motor trop to th«» Tillamook Latham, sustained painful bruises tion City. At the meeting Thurs- i WE BOB, CURL AND by peppy 8-piece orchestra. beaches, Seaside Astoria and Port to his right leg ,Saturday. Admission 35c and 15c He day night it was suggested to the ' DYE HAIR land. was taken to his home in Spring .railway people that they put their. jy 23-27c proposition in writing ami present Rex Wheeler, who is in a Eu field. Barber Work in General ; it to those who would be expected gene hospital, where he underwent Gerald Parker, 5-year-old son of special attention to children Beulah Shephard, of Rainier, is an operation for appendicitis about to become interested in the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker, of visiting her grandparents, Mr. and three weeks ago, is improving posed railway line. West Fir, is visiting his grand 630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop. Mrs. William George. slowly. He expects to be home parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pnr in another week. SILK CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cellers and ker. Albert H. Boss, who recently Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, < of (.Special to 'Pho Sentinel.) baby daughter left Saturday on underwent an operation for appen Belvidere, Ill., left today, after a July 25.—Mr. anti Mrs. Ralph a week’s outing trip. They will dicitis in a Eugene hospital, is week ’s visit at the home * of Mrs. visit Crater lake and Bend. While convalescing satisfactorily. He ex Cox’s sister, Mrs. James Short. Teeters and daughter Elnor and her parents are away Mildred pects to return in about a week. They are returning home by way the Arthur Woolcott family went for an outing near Croswell, Satur Cellers is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Georg Bjorset and baby of California. day. Mrs. William Cellers, in Spring daughter ar«» guests of Mrs. <!. A. Mrs. John Overholser spent the field. Bartell at Bart’s inn at Lundpark. Fair Race Program Arranged. Eugene, July 25.—(Special.)— past week with her sister, Mrs. Miss Naoma Hilton left today McReynolds, of Divide. for a week’s visit in Creswell at The fastest race horses in the Mrs. Oscar Wheeler returned northwest have already been en the Carl Leabo home. Sunday from Portland, where she tered for the Lane county fair to oj Jack Conrad and Virgil Bartie- spent several weeks. son spent the week end in Mc be held in Eugene September 22 8 The D. A. Estes family spent to 25. Eugene is included in the Minnville with relatives. a day recently with Mrs. Estes’ regular circuit of th North Pacific father, A. Mrs. C. L. Wilhelm and children, Racing association. ^firris, of the Mc- o who had been visiting at Medical In addition to many new horses, Ken zie river. Mrs. Ruth Sprague and family Springs, returned home Thursday. I most of the old favorites Of for spent the past week with Mr. Mr. Wilhelm met them in Portland, mor years will be back. 73 Jack Callahnn came up from The racing program will last and Mrs. Clevenger, of Row river. Portland for the w«*ek end and three «lavs and the purses will I his family, who had spent a week aggregate $3000. Special bookkeeping systems here at the homes of Mrs. Calla of every kind. The Sentim i. han’s parents and sister, Mr. and Gray Goose Is Sold. Mrs. W. C. Johnson and Mrs. The business of the Gray Goose W. A. Garoutte, returned with him tea room has been sold by a J yesterday. Kem and Frank Knox to Mrs. M. V. Miss Francis Hamloth and Mias Phillips, who took charge venter - Mildred Hurley were business via <lay. M r. Knox, who had charge ¡tors in Eugene today, Bartell, of the business, has not an- A. W. Heiliwell and son Billy re- Rev. Duncan, of Detroit, Minn., nounced his future The plans, turned Saturday fronr Lundpark, will fill the Presbyterion church business was established over two where they spent a week at Bart ’s pulpit after September 1. Until years ago and has enjoyed a satin : Inn. that time there will be no regular j factory growth. Mrs. Phillips has 1 engaged in the restaurant church services but Bunday school ‘ been Harry Clark, a resident here business hero much of the time : a number of years ago, was here will be continued as usual. during the week. Roy Wilson, of Han Francisco, i during the past 15 years. Monday, August 31 The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE Harvest Festival MPERIAT I Barber Shop B- C '• t Take Your Time About Deciding On This Investment The only kind of sharehoklers desired by Mountain States Power Company are those who expect to keep their money invested in the Company, and to share in the dividends regularly paid year after year. There nre circumstances, of coarse, which may require any shareholder to dispose of Ids holdings, in which ease he finds a ready market, for the sale of his securities. Hut tjo gnat majority of the Company's shareholders are permanent. As the Company’s business grows it must make additions and extensions to render service. This means that new capital is required pructically all the time. This demand provides an investment opportunity which will be kept opi'ii to customers, by encouraging small investments rather than large ones. The Company’s policy is to have many shareholders and to give customers the opportunity of participating in the wages earned on the invested capital. The Company seeks your personal friendly interest primarily. The investment of your money brings you and the Company together as partners. Naturally part ners should make up their own minds, and be fully satis- fied of the wisdom of what they are doing. GRAY GOOSE Our Building Material Line Includes— -I 1 he regular Fall Term at the Eugene Business ! College begins on the above date Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cruson left Thursday night for Gold Beach, where thew will spend two or three weeks on an outing. George Jacobsen has bought the old R. E. Laeky place about nine You won’t need the advice. miles south of the city on “ Eat More Faultless Bread,” London road. once you’ve tasted our Mrs. William Morelock, Mrs. Faultless oven product. It’ll Morelock and Leontine Tnisk wer** be a natural habit with you Eugene visitors Friday. to “want more* of it.” Try Cenol Cleaner takes out spots it today. when nothing else will, Kem ’s for Drugs, Rexall Store, Cenol Agency. Arthur Combs, Miss Lulu Hull and Miss Kola Banton spent the week end in Portland as guests of G. A. Sanders, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haney, Es who was enroute home from a busi Miss Winnifred Grannis, who re- It Dale Owens Sustains Injuries. ther Woodard and Ernest Bennett ness trip to Portland, spent the cently moved there from here. Dale Owens, of Wicks Spur, sus spent the week end at Triangle week end at the home of bis unclp, Mrs. Emma Yancey returned Misses Evelyn and Sylvia Barr ! tained painful injuries yesterday lake. James Town. » Friday from Salem, where she arrived Friday from Silverton and when he was thrown from o Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pyburn, visited at the home of her daugh are guests at the George Jacobsen | motorcycle while returning from j newlyweds, returned last evening ter, Mrs. J. A. Bradford. home. Th«» machin«* (from a honeymoon trip to eastern Calapooya springs. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Inlow, of I have taken over the A logging cable weighing two j Oregon. They are making their hit a rock and Mr. Owens whs Pendleton, will arrive this week tons has arrived for use in logging j home in the Villard Court apart- ' thrown off. Both of his elbows for an outing here in the W. A. operations at the Walter A. Wood and kn«»«»s were badly cut and inents. Hemenway grove. Mrs. Inlow is ard mill. It replaces a cable of 'l ea Room braised. The W. M. Norris family, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Davis an«l a niece of Mrs. Hemenway. Mr. the same weight. who chanced to pass, brought Mr. And shall continue to daughtre Rosa, of Yoncalla, spent Inlow is superintendent of the Mr. nn«l Mrs.rIvan Warner have Owens into the city for medical conduct it in the manner yesterday at the home of Mrs. Pendleton schools and was super returned from a two weeks’ out- I attention. that has in the past Davis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. intendent here 14 years ago. ing, the first week of which was pleased that portion of Chestnut. Galloway writes insurance. spent at Bandon and the second Cosmeticians Must Be Licensed. the public wishing a cer Th«* Marion Young family arrived Mrs. Herbert Whitlock and Mrs. week of which was spent in cen- The law of the recent tain refinement and cool today from Central Point to visit Hattie Mattox took their sister, trnl Oregon. comfort as th«* gccompani- i Mr. Young’s father, Georg«» Young, session requiring cosine' be licensed will become ments of a well-cooked Those who I and daintily served foods, i who is quite ill. July 31. . Mrs. Louisa Italston, who went actively in the husinesi ■ as well as with soda ■ ! to California »«-cently to visit at 1 months i are entitled to fountain drinks and the home of her son Leslie, writes without examination. It has specials. I her sister, Mrs. George Young, that «•stimate«! that th«»rc are ■ she will make her home there, ♦ cosmeticians operating in the Her son has had a nmall house built for his mother. Horae Racing Held at Calapooya. Mrs. E. Freema®, of Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smithson Several hundred attended the and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Handera, and Miss Grace Harding, of Cor racing and bucking program put of Eugene, were guests yesterday vallis, are visiting at th«* homos on at Calapooya springs yesterday CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, BRICK, at the M r. p. Garoutte home. Mo. of their aunts, Mrs. Fred Wright by Guy Ray. who ha« 'conducted FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY. METAL Miss Grace Blackwell. 1 several similar events there. Those Smithson is the mother of Mm. I and LATH, CORNER BEADS, SHIN Garoutte an«l Mrs. Handers il a i Mrs. N J. N. lson Hr. left today who attended reported that the OLES DRAIN TILE, SEWER TILE. sister. for Bpringfield to visit at the amusement was up to that fur CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL, Miss Irma Randall and Mr». home of her «laughter, Mias Mvi nished there on the Fourth of July. PLASTERING SAND, ZOURI STORE William Thum, who are attending Neet. FRONT FITTINGS, AND OTHER the summer session of Monmouth Cannery to Operate Mrs R. R Meeks, Mrs. A. W The cannery will start the sea normal, were home for the week Hwanson and the N. J, Nelson Jr, THING8 TOO NUMEROUS TO end. MENTION family will motor to Portland to son ’• operations in about two w'peks. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte morrow. Mrs. Meeks and Mrs. On account of the short fruit crop, No Charge on City Deliveries and son Colin and Mr. and Mrs. Hwanson will return in a few days the operations this year will be Victor Kem are ramping on Mosby but the Nelson family will remain shorter than usual. B«nns will be creek. • until Munday. Mr. Nelson will at the first crop to I m * handled. Black berries and pears will follow. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones and the tend a national shoot. Roy Bellow« family, of Roseburg, Bu«l Riley, of Marmarth, N D., a Just North of S P. Station—Phone 100 Three Ihouuiil people read The picnicked yesterday at Blur Mona former resident of Cot tag«» Grove, What have tain. Mm. Carrie Hemenway ne- was here don ng the week on Hentinel each week. you to tell thia vaet throng! xxi rnmp«nir<| tb« rn from here. busin CM. Eat More FAULTLESS BREAD PAGE THREE Mrs. M.V. Phillips Mountain States Power Securities Co Address at any office of MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY Godard & Randall ALBANY CORVALLIS EUGENE COTTAGE GROVE SPRINGFIELD JUNCTION CITY- LEBANON DALLAS— INDEPENDENCE STAYTON I t : ? ■ •t : : Í t ! I i i j I !
