The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 24, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTT APE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925
tsertion Made That
New Idea in Mental
Lying Is Necessary New Yorker's Act of
Too Many Words Are
’alsehoods are necessary to the
Tests for Children
Courtesy Was Wasted
Given New Meanings
intenunce of civilization. In the
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Amusing Error in Bible
NOTICE.
Comical mistakes are not all con­
fined to early Bibles put out by ob­
scure printers. At even so late a
date as 1804 no less an institution
than the Clarendon Press, main
rained within the sacred precincts
of Oxford university itself, perpe­
trated what is known as the "ear”
Bible.
In all well-ordered family
Bibles Matthew 13:43 reads: “Who
hath ears to hear, let him hear."
Hence one can imagine the horror
of the meticulous English sages
when an edition of the Holy Book
came from this press with this par
tleular verse reading as follows:
"Who hath ears to ear, let him
hear." AH of which goes to show
that the Cockney influence will oc­
casionally make Itself felt even
within the dignified quadrangle of
England’s oldest university.—New
York Herald.
I
In the county court of the state of
Oregon, in and for Laue county.
In the matter of the estate of
Millard Lanimon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned executrix of the estate
of Millard Lainmon, deceased, has
filed herein her final account nnd
that Tuesday, the 29th day of »Sep
tembor, 1925, at the hour of 10
o’clock a. ni. of said dav has been
bv the said court appointed as the
time, nnd the county court room
in Eugene, Oregon the place for
the hearing of objections to said
final account and the settlement
thereof, at which time all persons
interested may appear and file
objections thereto
EMILY JANE LANE,
H. J. Shinn.
Executrix.
Attorney for estate.
a27s24c
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
MENT.
In the county court of the state
of Oregon for Lane county.
In some of the elementary Eng­
■ion of a psychologist, as ex- , He is a New Yorker distinguished -
One
wonders
where
language
will
In the matter of the estato of
■xsed In a talk recently before for hls unfailing courtesy. It lias lish schools today, mental tests are bring up one of these days. Every
Simeon K. Brand, deceased.
lurge gathering at the Nuuanti ! u«'ome second nature to him to do made, and gauged by the quickness new dictionary is thicker than the
Notice is hereby given that the
the right and kind thing. Strangely shown in solving certain problems last. Is it that there are too many
undersigned administratrix of said
onoiuiu) Y. M. C. A.
presented
pictorially.
One
test,
enough,
he
Is
also
given
to
momenta
estate
has filed in said court her
^eople could not live together If
new words, or It is that people are
final account and that Tuesday, the
> world adhered to i I iq principles of absorption in which externals known as the Porteus maze, meas­ using words in so many various
27th day of October, 1925, at the
“tiie truth, the whole truth, and register only automatically upon his ures temperamen; as well ns mind. ways that note has to be taken of
hour of 10 o’clock a. ni. has been
consciousness. Frequently, in his Eleven mazes, graded progressively all of them?
thing but the truth,'* he added.
by said court fixed us the time
In
difficulty,
are
printed
on
separate
‘We could not have a group of tromeward walks, he becomes so oc­
There are a few newspapers that
for hearing objections, if any there
>ple, consequently no cities, cupied with his own thoughts that sheets, and the pupil is told that are Still sticklers for the use of
be,
to said
said final account, at
1
to
which time all . persons
_____ _________
interested
vns or communities, If we tolil he is in a world quite apart from they show the paths in a garden words. One of them, for instance,
surrounded
by
walls.
He
must
find
may appear and be heard on objec­
J truth all the time. We must that which Is worrying past him.
will not permit any of Its writers
his
way
out
by
the
quickest
route.
tions
filed
thereto.
I lies.
We have to be honest. However, the Instinct of courtesy
to use the word "secure," for "ob­
CAROLINE M. BRAND.
t at times it is necessary for us remains, no matter how preoccu­ The allowing made depends on the tain." The newspaper is right, and
Administratrix of the estate of
pupil's
ability
to
work
under
pres
­
pied
he
may
be.
lie for the welfare of the coin-
yet
it
seems
to
be
dipping
back
the
Simeon R. Brand, deceased.
He was strolling homeward an sure and withstand distraction by sea with a teaspoon as against the
mity.”
H. J. Shinn,
3e illustrated his conviction by : evening or two ago, lost in reverie. unessential« In the material or by flood of use. More people, more
Attorney for estate.
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A cube Inl- newspapers appear to be using "se­
ailing a wager between two men. The people who went by were mere­ noises In the room.
tatlon
test
involves
the
touching
of
ly
gray
shapes,
a
flutter
on
the
? of whom declared he could re­
cure” where they mean “olitatn”
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION
in from falsehood for a period of screen he dimly saw out of the tall four numbered cubes In a certain than otherwise. The lexicon makers
EXECUTION.
sequence as Indicated by the teach­ have surrendered to use and they
hours. The men visited the of his eye.
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
One shape came toward him. a er, the combinations of numbers be­ have listed “secure” as meaning
ue of a friend where one of the
Notice is hereby given that i»y
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
London Inn Fastidious
vague thing, one of many. As it ing made more and more difficult. "obtain.” So it goes, many more
ighters was playing the piano.
virtue of an execution issued out
__
August 31, 1925.
of the circuit court of the state of
The playing was very poor and reached a point abreast of him he Each test gives a certain score, nnd words are being used in their flg
Although the old Inverness clonk
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
by
combining
the
scores
the
mental
en asked his opinion of the saw something white flutter from it
urative tense until the usuge be that flourished as a gentleman’s cov­ George Arrol Lowry, of Cbttage Oregon, for the county of Laue
sic. the man answered that it to the sidewalk. To his engrossed age of the pupil is arrived at. come« matter of fact.
ering in Victorian days has disap­ Grove, Oregon, who, on August 7, on the 18th day of September, 1925,
Single
tests
are
of
no
value.
The
a judgment rendered therein
3 punk, whereupon he was mind that meant only one thing,
peared nlmost entirely and Is seen 1920, made Homestead Entry, No. upon
So
one
may
ask
where
is
our
lan
­
on the 4th dnv of September, 1925,
ked out of the house,” the ik*- that someone dropped something, tests of London boys and girls be­ guage tendency finally to bring up? only rarely on elderly clubmen still 013221, for WHi SE^, and 8E’4 in favor of Herbert W. Lmilliard
’/*, Section 9, Township 22
er said. “This situation contin- and the someone a woman, as they tween the ages of eight and thirteen The final effect may be that we clinging to a forgotten past, u mod­ SE
South, Range 2 West, Willumette and against G. F. Clark and Mrs.
throughout the 24-hour period are the ones who most often drop showed some Interesting sex differ­ shall cultivate the use of so many ification, In the form of an opera Meridian, has filed notice of in­ G. F. Clark, his wife, for the sum
Courtesy demanded that ences. The girls excelled In mem­ words and cultivate some of them cloak or cape, cut very full, is be­ tention to make three year Proof, of $83.52, with interest thereon
would be what w’ould happen things.
we all endeavored to tell the he stoop and pick it up and return ory tests Hnd the boys In reasoning. so far from their original meaning ing shown by smart West end to establish claim to the land at the rate of li per cent per uu-
:h, the whole truth, and nothing IL
that obscurity rather than clarity tailors as the latest thing for wear above described, before the United num from the 4tli dav of Septem­
1925, and the further sum of
For Just one instant he emerged Old Age Reverenced
the truth.”
will result. —Lansing State Journal. with evening dress. The dinner States Land Office, at Roseburg, ber,
Oregon, on the 9th day of Octo $11.00 costa and disbursement»,
from his preoccupation, stooped and
Jacket became popular after the her,
which
said judgment was enrolled
1925.
picked up the white tiling he had
Among Eskimo Tribes
war for evening affairs, and for a
Claimant names as witnesses: and docketed in the office of the
ver Brought Under
"Rocking
Stones
”
Are
seen flutter down. He proffered it
time
It
seemed
that
the
tall
coat
Old people are held in great re-
Chcsiey L. Churchill, Earle N. Cru- clerk of said couit in said county
to the young woman, and then, all apect among the Eskimos, and
would be relegated to the past. Re­ son, Hiram R. Rawlings, John on the 4th dnv of September, 1928.
Sway of Civilization of
Credited to Glaciers cently,
a sudden, realized he was hand­ their counsel is always considered,
however, there has been a Barker; all of Cottngo Grove, Ore and said execution to me directed
he fact that only live names tig ing her a woolly white dog!
How did the Bowder stone In Bor- revulsion of opinion, and a number gon.
commanding nio in the name of the
They help as far as they are able rowdale
upon the map of Lake Edward,
state of Oregon to satisfy said
get to its present position? of smart hotels that formerly per­ non-coal HAMILL A .CANADAY,
“Thanks, ever so much,” she said, to in tlie household
work,
the
old
judgment, interest, costs and dis­
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Register.
Cast Africa—isolated specks in “but I Intended to let him down for
How
did
the
many
"perched
bowl
­
mitted the entrance of diners tn the
men
repairing
weapons,
harness,
bursements, and the costs and ex­
white blank of the unknown, a little run.”
ders” and “geeking stones” hun­ more unconventional attire, now In­
etc.,
and
the
<fid
women
In
sewing
penses
of and upon this writ out
ties to its remoteness and evil
dreds of tons In weight, yet poised sist upon the tail coat and white STREET VACATION NOTICE.
And Mr. Courtesy raised his hat
of the personal property of said
so lightly that a human hand can tie.—New York World.
tation. The name of the coun- and passed on nnd back Into his and tending the lamps.
defendants, or if sufficient could
In times of scarcity, as In win­ move them, get Into these peculiar
Is Changu, In which the na- reverie.—New York Evening World.
Notice. is hereby given, that nt not lie found, then out of the real
ter, meat and oil are always shared positions?
i of Bankola are far-famed as
the
regular
meeting
of
the
common
property belonging to said defend
around. Directly a seal or deer is
Heat and Lightning
ibals. The “Ba-Changu" tile
Th.7 were gently deposited by
council of the city of Cottage ants, in Lane county, Oregon, and
brought
in
It
is
cut
up
and
sent
to
Belief
in
Horseshoes
1 teeth to a point. They are
melting Ice, as gently as ever
of the stereotyped statements Grove, Lane county, Oregon, to be being unable to find any personal
needy family.
In times of mother laid her baby to rest In Its of One
n evil terms with their nelgh-
the textbooks is that light­ hdd the tilth day of October, J925, property belonging to said defend­
Traced to Druids each
to
plenty
euch
family
is
supposed
Large tracts of country have
cradle. For ice is the king of dump­ ning is made visible by the “heat­ the undersigned will present a ants, or cither of them, upon which
The idea that it is lucky to find provide for Itself, but old people, ers, and the former presence of gla­ ing of the air," Just as the filament petition to said council asking for to levy, I have levied upon the
wholly depopulated by raids
the vacation of the Aliev extending following descritied real property
nnibal peoples from the north- a horseshoe is regarded by author­ widows and orphans have always ciers accounts for all the erratic of an Incandescent lamp Is made to from the north line of Jefferson
” ““
in Lane county, Oregon, to-wit:
Dark forest game tracks. Oil ities on folklore as a Druldl'’al sur­ the first claim upon those who have bowlders In the world, sayB Loudon glow when an electric current avenue to th< Coast fork river bo-
The northwest Vi of the south­
the means.
beaten track only a compass vival.
Answers.
tween
lots
four
(4)
and
five
(5)
west Vi of section five (5), town­
passes through It. As no physicist,
Among these people mutual kind­
The superstition is peculiar to re­
lave one.
Some of these curious rocks are says Nature Magazine, has ever and lots one (1), two (2) and three ship 22 south, range three (3) west,
in _ Wynne’s of the Willamette meridian. Lane
■ over ten years the plains on gions where Druidlsm once flour­ ness is u general obligation. A wid­ of tremendous size.
The biggest succeeded In making air liuninous (3) in block four (I) , . ,
astern and southern shores of ished, and the Druidical places of ow or orphan child is never left In England Is the Bowder stone, hut by any ordinary heating process, addition to Cottage Grove, Lane county, Oregon.
county,
Oregon.
alone,
but
taken
Into
the
house
and
Now. therefore, in the name of
worship,
as
exemplified
by
Stone
­
Edward have been closed nnd
I there is one in Switzerland, far this explanation will hardly pa'ss
Dated and first published this the state of Oregon, in compliance
ted by reason of sleeping sick- henge, made their Inner circle of family circle pf the nearest relative. away from any present-day glacier, muster. The real explanation, ac­ 17th day of September, 1925.
with said execution and in order
The widow gives her services in re­ which weighs 3.DOO tons and con­ cording to Dr. W. J. Humphreys,
stones a broken or open one.
and the tsetse fly.
Signed: II A. MILLER,
to satisfy said judgment, interest,
The Idea that a horseshoe brings turn for food and lodging and tains 45,000 cubic feet of rock.
the plains are the little pools
MINNIE MILLER, costs and disbursements, and the
must
probably
be
sought
In
elec
­
W. ,T. TEAL.
costs and expenses of nnd upon this
kural, unmarked on any map. the best luck when you find It lying clothing, and the child is cared for
And visitors to the Alps can see trical phenomena within the atoms
LILLIAN TEAL.
writ, I will on Saturday the 27th
Its Islands of floutlug papyrus, with the points toward you—the exactly as the man’s own offspring. the same processes ut work today, of the atmospheric gases rather sl7ol5c(T)
sacred
inner
circle
open
to
you,
as
dnv of October. 1925. nt 4he hour
as huge rocks, which no traction en­ than tn the molecular movements
roit News.
of one o’clock in the afternoon of
It were—also bears upon thia Light on Biblical Authorship gine could haul, are borne along
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
that constitute heat.
said dnv. at the southwest front
theory.
very slowly but nevertheless very
An
Egyptian
tomb
In
western
Spelling Lesson
door of the county court houae in
Druidlsm passed, but the super­
surely on the surface of the gla­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Eugeni'. Lane county, Oregon, offer
e upon a time there waa • stition outlasts empires and re­ I Thebes, It Is said, lias furnished evi­ ciers.
Court
Clothes
undersigned
has
been
appointed
by for sale nnd sell for cnsh, nt public
>rn student who refused to ligions, and when horseshoes be­ dence that the writer of the Book
want
you
to
make
the
an
order
of
the
county
court
_
of
-I
outfit
auction,
subject to redemption ns
to spell.
came common the superstitious J of Proverbs Is indebted for some
Lane eounl.v, Oregon, administrator provided bv Inw, all of the right,
for my trial.”
Removing Temptation
always the teacher pleaded found ready at hand a representa­ of his passages to tin Egyptian '
“Let me see,’’ mu«ed the experl of the estate of It. Pope, deceased, title nnd interest of said defend
who, accord- :
lie student and often strtd:
A friend tells me that he attend­ enced modiste. “You’ll want a di which order bears date the 10th ants G. F. Clark and Mrs. G. F.
tion of the ancient symbol of the named Amenemopel.
j will suffer some great in- broken circle. The Idea that in at­ Ing to records, lived hundreds of i ed church the other night where the rect testimony suit, a cross-examina­ day of September, 1925.
Clark, his wife, or either of them,
All persons having claims against or any other person or persons
lienee, if not actual tragedy, taching the symbol to the house the years earlier than the Bible author. pastor delivered an interesting lec­ tion gown, and something dainty
A
comparison
of
the
two
passages
the
estate
of
R.
Pope,
doeeasod,
claiming bv. through or under them,
ime, by reason of this refusal points should be up had a Druidical
ture which was Illustrated by and clinging to faint In.”
are heieby notified and required to or either of them in nnd to the
irs to study orthography 1"
significance which has been lost. referred to follows tftat of Prov­ stereopticon slides In the darkened
present the same duly verified at above described propertv.
still the student was obdur- People nowadays say It is “to pre­ erbs 1 : “Incline thy ears and hear auditorium. At a certain point In
I he law office of Herbert W. Lom­
FRANK E. TAYLOR.
Loose leaf ledger sheets of bard,
the wprds of wisdom and apply thy the lecture the collectors received
id sftld “blah. »» ’
vent the luck running out.”
First National Hunk build­
Sheriff of Ln no count v, Ore­
breast
to
my
knowledge.
For
it
the offering, the room still remain­ every kind. The Sentinel.
day, after the obdurate stu-
ing, Cottngo Grove, Oregon, on or
gon.
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is pleasant If thou keep them In ing quite dark. The narrator says
before six months from the date of
md grown to manhood, he
the
first,
publication
of
this
notice.
ed "himself eating oysters In Relics of Pagan God Days thy breast; if they are ready, all of when the collection plate reached
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
Dated and first published this
Not everybody knows that every them on thy tongue.” ‘‘Incline thy him—after having been handed
It.”
MENT.
14th day of September, 1925
when the teacher, who hud time he or she writes down the ears and hear my words and apply along by fifty off sixty persons—It
Sealed bids will be received by i
’ W. G. PALMATEER,
lown old and toothless tench- name of the day of the week, the thy heart thereto to understand had only about 19 cents In It, the city of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
Administrator of the estate of
Notice is hereby given that
tbography. heard this. she name of a pagan god or goddess Is them. Good Is it If thou dost set and be held back the silver I at the office of tne city recorder in |
R. Pope, deceased.
Martin H. Andepmn, administrator
being perpetuated. When England them In thy breast, but woe to him dollar which he had expected to I Cottage Grove until 7:-39 o’clock ' Herliert W. Lombard,
of the (»state of Adolla White «An­
passed under the sway of the Norse­ who transgresses them. Let them give and fished out a nickel for p. m. on the 5th day of October, I Attorney for estate.
huh ! I told him so.”
sl4o!2(T) derson, deceased, has filed his final
account in the matter of said ci­
men the people largely adopted the rest In thy breast, that they may be the plate. He said: "If forty or I 1925, for the construction of lateral j
a
key
to
thy
heart.
So
may
they
i
sewers
in
setfer
district
No.
23;
as
tato in the county court of the
Norse system of gods, fitting them
fifty folks, after listening to that
SUMMONS.
inea Pigs for Table
I
provided
in
ordinance
No.
607,
,
state of Oregon for Lane county:
be
the
key
to
thy
tongue."
—
Family
Into the nearest corresponding
splendid lecture couldn't contrib­ I passed by the council nnd approved
and that Tuesday, the 29th day of
ea pigs used as food are planet or deity of the Roman calen­ Herald.
ute more than 15 or 20 cents, | by the mhyor on the 31st (lay of
In the circuit court of the state September, 1925, at the hour /Of 10
whole, or may be cut into dar. So the day of Mars—the
my silver dollar might tempt some August, 1925, and ordinance No. of Oregon, for Lime county, suit o’clock in the forenoon of said day
and fried or fricasseed Roman god of war—turned Into
one to steal, it from the plate, so I 610 passed by the council and ap 1 in equity.,
Her Affliction
in the court room in the county
are excellent as entrees, in Tlu’s daeg or day—Tlu being the
Sherman L. Godard aa<
court house, at Eugene, Lane coun­
LltUe Millie had achieved (treat chipped In n nickel and played I proved by tne mayor on the 8th
stews and served with Norse god of war—the day of Mer­
!
day
of
September,
1925,
and
in
Godard,
his
wife,
plaintiff,
ty,
Oregon, has been fixed as the
success at her school, and was be- safe.”—Polf Daniels in Howard : sewer district No. 24, as provided Foster and First Nation
tune and place bv the said court
18ms, with brown onions, cury Into Woden's daeg. Jupiter’s Ing
.
moved to a higher grade. Need­ Cournnt.
j in ordinance No. 608 passed by the of Cottage Grove, a co
for the hearing of objections to
la soubise. and especially day Into Thor’s day and the day of less to say, her parents were
council and approved by the mayor defendants.
said final . ccount and the final
tirry. On account of the Venns Into the day of Freya, the pleased with her and anxious to
Introduction
of
Straw
Hats
To
E.
J.
Foster,
defendant:
I
on
the
31st
day
of
August,
1925,
settlement
of said estate.
*ss of its skin the smooth Norse god of love, corresponding hear how she would get on In the
In the inline of the state of
Any nnd all objections to said
The recent heat Introduce« the and Ordinance No, 611, passed bv
white guinea pig is best with Venus. Whether Saturn's day
the
council
and
approved
by
the
you
and
each
of
you
are
final account and the final settle
class.
subject of straw hats and straw­
I for the table. The males remained ns It was or turned Into new
summoned and required to ment of said estate must be filed
When she returned home at lunch hat stories. In 1796 a chancellor of mayor on the Sth day of Septem­
somewhat strong flavored the day of Safer, we don't know time
ber,
1925;
and
a
lat(
‘
rai
sewer
in
appear
and
answer
t
he
coinnfnin*
with the clerk of said court on or
the first question her mother the exchequer imposed a duty on
je. but are fine when four or for certain. But the sun’s day and asked was this:
sewer district No. 21, as provided of planitiffs in the above entitled before the said date of hearing.
hats. All headgear made of "felt in ordinance No. 599, passed by j suit on or before the last day of
Dated this 27th day of August,
mths old. Females are ten- the moon's day are obvious.—Fam­
“Well, darling,” she said, "how or woo! or beaver or any leather or the council and approved bv the the time prescribed in the order 1925.
I finely flavored for a much ily Herald.
did
you
like
your
new
teacher?
”
MARTIN H. ANDERSON,
Japanned hats." came within the mayor on the 3rd (lay of August, ' for publication of summons herein
period of time. They are
“She seems to be very nice,” re­ scope of the tax. But an Edinburgh 1925, and ordinance No. 604, passed after referred to, to-wit: on or
Administrator of the estate of
y at their best when about
plied Millie, "but I can’t under­ merchant, astute enough to observe by the council and approved by rh<’ befdre* November 10th, 1925, ami
Adella White Anderson, de­
Architectural
Gems
ir old.
you are hereby notified that if
ceased.
that straw was not included In the mnvor on the 17th day of Augu-d.
Besides Wolsey's great hall and stand all she says."
“How Is that?” asked her moth­ legal enumeration of materials •1925; and for the construction of you fail so to appear and answer, Herbert W. Lombard,
kitchen, Christ church, Oxford.
__
a
drain
from
the
southwest
corner
Attorney
for estate. a27*24r(T)
for
want
thereof,
the
plaintiffs
will
r ’
f Feet Retard Sleep
used. Introduced straw hats in Scot­ of west Main and “M” streets ¡apply to the above entitled court
boasts two of the flnest English ex­ er. “Does she talk too quietly? Mil-
“
Oh.
no,
mummy,"
returned
land for the first time, early In the south to the channel of Silk Creek, for the relief prayed for in the
people declare that they amples of the Gothic! style of archi­
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
resolution complaint viz: for a decree of
able to sleep “out of pure tecture, both built more than a cen­ He, “but”—with the air of one who summer of 1708. Unfortunately for as provided
knows
—
“
I
tjiink
she
’
s
got
a
pre-
nd approved strict foreclosure of that certnin
the
enterprising hatter, an amend­ passed by the
less.” as they -express it. tury after Gothic became merely
8th (lay of land sale contract executed bv you
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
ment to the act, within a few nv the mayor
>ans. of coarse, that they are a historical term. One of these, dicament In her speech.”.
1925.
on the 6th day of November, 1921. Land Office nt Roseburg, Oregon,
weeks, rendered the popular tax­ September,
to assign any cause for the the stairway to the hall, was de­
Unit bids are required on propos covering the following described August 27, 1925.
evading novelty liable to payment. al sheets furnishrd bv the citv real property to-wit:
but It does not mean that signed in 164») by a genius known
Monk Man of Learning
Notice i* hereby given that Mat­
sc exists. A very common only as "Smith of London."
Beginning ft a point in section tie M. Benson, of Eugene, Oregon,
The epithet “Admirable Doctor“ The act. which remained In force enrineer on each project and each
wldrti Is. curiously enough,
The other. Tom tower, carrying was bestowed upon Roger Bacon until 1811, allowed exemption to bid for each project must 1* thirty three (33) township twenty who, on August 27, 1920, made
accompanied by a certified check (20) south of range three (3) west Homestead Entry, No. 013263, for
blom recognized ns a cause, the Great Tom bell which every (1214-1492), an English monk of nightcaps.
navabJe to the citv of Cottage nine and one third (9 1-3) chains
NW'/4,
HW'/ i
NE»4 and
feet. It is said that the law night rings 101 peals to announce the Franciscan order. He was with­
Grove
for ten (10%y per rent of north and three and one fourth NWJ4 HE’/i, Section ¿1, Township
«Kite recognizes cold feet the closing of college gates, was out doubt the greatest philosopher
Beat
Everything
in
Sight
the
bid
as
a
guarantee
that
1h<
C3
,
/i)
chains
east
and
twentv
(20)
Tnunuhin in
Hi m
H., Range 4 West,
mtflclent cnnse for divorce, designed by Christopher Wren, ar­ of his time. His great work, the
Township
Here is a good one about a little contractor will furnish an approved feel north of the southwest corner 19
S.,
Range
4
West. Wil-
•r that may he. it Is certain chitect of St. Paul's. In one of the Opus Majus. was written about
bond equal to the full amount of the William Shields donation lamette
lad
who
was
given
his
first
watch
Meridian,
has filed no*
hi n very sufficient cause for few happy moments when he really 1265, and first printed In 1723. Il
of the contract within ten da vs I Hnd claim number 56, thence east tico of
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intention
to
make
three
the
other
day
as
a
gift
on
bla
ninth
In. and therefore for rest sensed the feeling of medieval treats of nearly all the sciences. He
after the awarding of the contract fiftv. (50) fe-’f thence north one veer Proof, to establish claim
to
birthday. Hla aunt
tella the
Plans and specifications mnv.be I hundred (100' f<»et thence west the land above described, before
« by night and had temper builders.
was accused of practicing black story.
seen at the city recorder's office. fiftv (50) feet thence ftoufh one E. O.
—New York World.
magic; and In 1278 a council of the
:
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Immel,
U.
8.
Commissioner,
"Although he seemed pleased."
will be opened and considered ! hundred (100) feet to the place of
Enf
“□gen«’, Oregon, on the 12th
Franciscans, Jealous of sujierlorlty, she said, “when he first opened the Bids
Read as Death Beckoned
bv the common council at 8 o'clock | beginning in Lane countv, state of at
day ol f October,
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1925.
condemned bls writings ami com­ box, his enthusiasm was quite re­ p. m. on the 5th dnv of October, Oregon,
His Idea
A reader asks whether we know mitted him to prison Iff Paris, where
Claimant
names as witnesses:
1925,
and
fly
contract
let
to
the
ri
adjudging
the
total
nrid
for
a
d<
f Is H. d<> you suppose" which work of Voltaire It was that he remained for ten years. He died strained. But he dashed into the lowest responsible bidder on each
Herman
Leff,
of
Eugene, Oregon;
sum of nim hundred
__
dollars- ($900.: William Ham, of Spnngfidd, Ore­
1v asked Mrs Fumhlegate In was found on Sargent’a deathbed. at Oxford about 1292.—Kansas City house on hla return from achool project.
However th»1 common . to bp due on sold contra M togctliir gon;
Arthur
‘
"
F.
Ham,
of Lorane,
that day. and exclaimed Jubilantly: council resorvoR the right to re­ with interest 1 hereon at the rate
<!•" of her perusal of jhe We don't. But it may interest him
Oregon ; Paul Decker, of Corvallis,
“'My. ' but I've got a da nd/ ject anv and all bids.
paper "that ’must alwtry« I and others to know that Tennyson Times.
of e’ght (S) r»i»r r cent, per annum
watch!’
nu read shout a women be died with his Shakespeare open at
from Novenib r 5. 1921; nnd for Oregon.
Done bv orddr of the
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
No Dust-Free Air
" Tm glad yon like It, said hin council of the city of
the further sum of twentv six dol
In court the account tella “t.'ytnbeline"; Macaulay when he
Register.
lars ($26) tax. < nnd for the furth non eoal a31 s28(2)
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te was dressed, but when It was found dead In III« library had
Dutt-free air does not exist any- mother, duly pleased at hl» pleas- Grove. Oregon.
Dated this 24th dnv of He plein <?r sum of forty dollars ($40); nnd
an not a word Is said about a number of the Cornhtll Magazine where In nature, though It can be ure.
for one hundred fiftv ($150) reax
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
■’’Yes.’ he said. It’« half an hour her. 1925. HOMER GALLOWAY.
.t he« r
before hhn. open at the first chap­ obtained by certain Altering device«
onnble attorney '« foe; nnd for th'
MENT.
I. 1 reckon.” replied Farmer I ter of Thackeray's “Lovel the Wid­ In the laboratory, «ay« Nature ahead of Jim's watch, and It’s a i24-28
C’itv Recorder. costs of this „ suit; and that each
»gate. “that mostly by the f ower." Mark Twain, with almost Mf.gaxlne. From the earth'« sur­ whole hour ahead of the clock In
of von be barrod
bnrrod from all estate,
oat
Notice
is
L
hereby
given that
p’s haen polled to piece« by the last effort of his mind, turned face up to region« far above the the drug store! Gee. It beats them
right, title or
er internat
interest in I said
Rissue, , administrator of
NOTICE
premise«* and for such other rein f Henry
«■ver« he ain’t got—that la. to Carlyle’s “French Revolution.”— highest cloud« ever/ cubic Inch of all I”—St. Paul Dispatch.
the estate of Reuben
Rissue.
as to th<* court may seem just nnd deceased,
the« ain’t worth describing.*' W. Orton Tew sou tn the New York air contains dust mote«. Near th«
bus ____
filed __
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final
equitable.
ins City Star.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
at
Evening Post.
earth tbe dual Is mostly blown up
account
in
the
mattor
of
aaid
e«-
T/iaf Settled It
This summers is served bv »>ubli- tate in the county court of the
a meeting of the common council ention
from the «oil l>y the winds. Far
thereof
in
the
Cottage
Grove
He
(as
a
feeler)
—
I
bet
a
dollar
of the city of Cottage Grove. I.nno Sentinel, r je vsoaper of gener*»1 state of Oregon for Lane county:
aloft the million» of meteors that that If I should ask _ you to marry
No Give at AU
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Had Gone Far Enough
rntintv. Oregon, to bo held the 26th
that Tuesday, the 29th day of
enter the earth's atmosphere every me you'd refuse.
published in bfioe coun­ and
dnv at October. 1925. the under circulation,
September, 192.'>, at the hour of 10
etary A. D. Call of the Amer
A married couple were knocked day contribute lheir quota of line
ty,
Oregon,
under
and
bv
virtue
o’clock in the forenoon of said day
She— You're a pretty cheap sport signed will >re«ent a petition to rtf ar* rirtlne nf t tin
■eace society said In an elo- down by a motor car. The car ■olid matter. Lastly. every great
I»?,» 11 T’
•aid council nskinq for the vaca­
in the court room in the county
He—Why?
and optimistic address:
dashed away.
The police arrived explosive volcanic eruption «pout«
tion
of
the
following
doscrilied
court
house, at Eugene, Lane coun­
She—Because you wouldn't bet
• road to world peace looks and found the couple bursting with up enormous qumtltles of du«t to
premixes
for
street
nnd
highwnx
ty,
Oregon, han been fixed a» the
mor« than a dollar on a aura thing purposes. to-wit:
mt there 1« nn end to It. af- Indignation.
time and place by the said court
great height«.
, end a speedier end. mnybe
Beginning at the northeast mr
“Do you know tbe number of the
for the hearing of objections to
>e tkwk.
nor of block one of D G. McFnr
smjd final account and the final
carl” asked the policeman.
No Piker
Limit to Her Anger
’x second addition to f'ottnr»'
settlement of aaid estate.
•» hope. Ihra’t let ns Iml-
“Yea" replied the husband; “by
Hub—My dear how ran you
j-— Hpd
Grove. Oregon, thence south 195
he discouraged pacifist who a strange coincidence the first two
Any nnd all objection* to «Aid
"So the -•ngagetnem l« off?”
■pend money so when you know I'm feet mor" or less tn the we»» line
final account and the final settle-
•d:
numbers formed my age and the
“Ye«. Sh« w«« «o Indlgnnnt when on the verge of bankruptcy?
of
the
county
road,
thence
¡p
a
iii
’
-nt of said estate must be filed
h yes. we pacifists will never ae<<-nd two the age of my wife." »he henrtl «boul «hat he’d Hone
Wife—Well, Boll, If you must
nortfc'<n«ter1v direction following
with the clerk of »aid court on or
n: but. then, you know the
"John." said bls wife, “we will let that ab« tore off her engagemMt into bankruptcy, why not do (t
the West line of the countv road
before the said date of hearing.
-tats will never give out.’"
the matter drop at once."
ring and flung It onto her right a generous arala?
Dated thi* 27th day of August,
hand“
1925.
orrecting f/ie Bard
So to Speak
£uer Striving
A Common Delusion
l»-l looks happy."
What ••xenae can iKerr he for a
Prison Director — What T
To«
i. kid an assignment to fllm MbUltyr
Dtaeppointevi Candidate— And I bere again? I thought that your
th
■ and Jail««."
Yonr home newspaper la always
thought sure I beard the voice of last term would have bettered yo« ;
“Welt, they're the flghrlng men '
I why no happy F
Old Lag it did, «ir—but 1 want
glad to give «'«¡stance in the prep-
"1 see. And the country with a the people calling me.
atta show etn here to improv« nobility la always willing to put op
Friend—It must have been your­ to^t>e better «UH I—DorfbarHar,
aration of Overtiring copy,
xx
Rubber at am pa. The Sentinel.
,ak capeara.''
self thinking out loud.
its dukea.”
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