The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 08, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925
ííottagr (brorr Sentinel
taxation would more tharn offset
the entire bonded debt of the
state, the debts of counties, school
___ .Publishers districts and cities included.
Bede 4 Smith ...
__... ...... Editor
Elbert Bede____
The o)<l state will not need a
..News Editor receiver for some time.
H. F. Edwards,
A first-class publication entered at
Cottage Grove as second-class matter
About all some people do
Business Office------ 55 North Sixth keep in physical condition is
exercise their, prerogatives and
do everything possible to keep from
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
doing something for someone else.
By mail (Cash in advance)
j__________
_ ______ (Three
____________ months..
One year
..... |2.75
months .80
Six months.. 1.50 | One month....... 50
The present arrangement on
BY CARRRIER
women's clothes is convenient.
month ____________
--- ----- --- -....... ......... S .30 Whenever the 14-year old daughter
Ono ____
.. 1.10 ; gets tired of a dress, the mother
Four months, 'a advance.
.. 1.60
Six months, in advance....
.. 3.00 can wear it.
One year, in advance___
assumption that this problem can
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
MENT.
be solved without the solution of
the forest tax problem is simply
Notice
is
hereby
given that Bes­
leading the country up a bliad sie Suter, administratrix
of the es­
alley. ’9
tate of Robert Carter, deceased,
Teachers of the city schools were
What care we. provided it’s the has filed her final account in the
honor guests Monday evening in primrose path or the great white matter of said estate in the county
the gymnasium at the annual teach- way, and the timber barons pro­ court of the state of Oregon for
Lane county; and that Tuesday
. ers’ reception sponsored by the vide the spending money.
the 3rd day of November, 1925, at
j Tuesday Evening Study club and
“Bo long as increasing annual the hour of 10 o’clock in the fore­
the school board. A large number ad valorem taxes are pyramided up­ noon of said day in the county
zczethceee at
I of patrons attended the affair, the on standing timber, as distin­ courtroom in the courthouse
Eugene, Lane «ounty, Oregon, has
> purpose of which was to bring
guished from taxes levied when and been fixed as the time and place
, about the acquaintance of teachers
by said court for the hearing of
and parents. A social hour fol­ as the timber is cut, just so long objections to said final account and
will
the
timber
be
cut,
not
to
meet
final settlement of said estate.
lowed the program. The program
Any and all objections to said
; follows: Orchestra selection; prayer the ascertained needs of commerce, final
account and the final settle­
and greeting from the church, J. C. but to escape a burden that be­ ment of said estate must be filed
comes
almost
intolerable."
with the clerk of said court on or
; Orr; welcome from school board
u|<
■ ■ --=4»
How these millionaires suffer!
before the date of hearing.
The parents of half a dozen and patrons, C. E. Umphrey; re­
Dated this 1st day of October,
“
Cutting
timber
to
meet
the
Member of
sponse
from
teachers,
O.
W.
Hays;
1925.
daughter« have nothing to learn
National Editorial Association
reasonable needs of consumption is
BESSIE SUTER,
Oregon State Editorial Asaiciation from the parable of th? loaves and I vocal solo, ’Mrs. Glen Haney; violin economy; cuttng it to avoid the
Administratrix of the estate of
Oregon Newspaper Conference
|
solo,
Ramona
Spriggs,
accompanied
fishes.
confiscation
of
! capital values is
Robert Carter, deceased.
by Helen Ostrander; musical se- ;
waste; but it is a waste (¿ue in Herbert W. Lombard,
lections,
the
Choral
club,
Margaret
i
OREGON'S BONDED DEBT.
Attorney
for estate.
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SILK STOCKINGS IN SCHOOL.
j
so much to
Land, Laura Stewart, Helen Ostran­ this case not nearly
the
voluntary
act
of
the
timber
Oregon is not the poverty-strick-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Our schools should be our most der, Alberta Williams, Ralph Bos- owner, as to an unwise method
en state that some calamity howl- democratic institution. Walla Walla ' lough, Mrs. Herman Edwards, ac- of taxation."
vocal solo, George
ers would have it appear to be. proposes to make them so by bar- . com pa ni st;
Notice is hereby given that the
Why not confiscate if by so
As to bonded debt it stands well ring party clothes in the schools j Matthews.
undersigned has been appointed by
doing we can transfer the capital an
order of the county court of
below the average, although tho of that city. Silk stockings must j
values from the timber into cash Lane county, Oregon, administrator
number of outstanding bonds that not adorn the limbs of maids at- I Mrs. R. B. Job entertained in that we can spend in speedy liv- I of
the estate of R. Pope, deceased,
are a direct charge against the tax- tending classes there and gowns I formally Wednesday afternoon in
which order bears date the 10th
day of September, 1925.
honor of Mrs. A. B. Wood, of ing?”
payers of a state may not be a must be simple.
“This question must be faced
All persons having claims against
A lap lunch
certain indication of tho financial
These are not orders issued by San Diego, * Calif,
squarely if we are to have real the estate of R. Pope, deceased,'
condition or prosperity of the state the school board, but rather by | was served and the time was spent
are
hereby notified and required to
and
real
reforestation
et
ours
t
Dahlias conservation
in social conversation,
There is the possibility that the the student board of control.
present the same duly verified at
practiced
in
the
woods
and
not
on
the
law office of Herbert W. Lom­
for
the
formed
the
decoration
lack of bonded indebtedness is nn
Girls attending school these days
paper."
bard, First National Bank build­
indication of why Oregon is not have more trouble with their house. Guests were Mrs. J. H.
We prefer it on paper; that pro­ ing, Cottage Grove, Oregon, on or
generally considered as progressive clothes than they do with their Chambers, Mrs. H. H. Veatch, Mrs. vides us with political issues and before six months from the date of.'
a state as others. For example, studies. It is easier to get a Herbert Eakin, Mrs. H. A. Miller, editorial texts. Why settle any the first publication of this notice. I
Dated and first published this
California has a per capita bonded lesson in Latin or algebra than to Mrs. N. E. Compton, Mrs. Catha- live question if by so doing we
14th day of September. 1925.
indebtedness, as shown in recent get the marcel in exactly the right rine Bader, Mrs. Nancy Porter, deprive our politicians of their
W. G. PALMATEER,
Clara
Burkholder,
Mrs.
statistics prepared by the Oregon spot or tho dress the distance from Mrs.
Administrator of the estate of i
campaign
appeals
and
our
news
­
R. Pope, deceased.
Voter, of $22.78, while Oregon’s the floor that the extreme fashion Charles Adams.
papers of their thunder juice?
Herbert W. Lombard,
per capita bonded indebtedness is will permit, It is more difficult
Attorney for estate.
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“I believe thoroughly in compe-
The annual dinner party • of the I
but $7.42. Tho average for the to keep up with so and so in
OXFORDS AND SHOES FOR THE GROWING GIRL
| tition. Competition develops initia-
entire country is $11.42, tho Voter’s clothes than to lead the class in Tou jours Prete club was held i 1 five, energy and efficiency in in-
Growing
girls styles of oxfords and shoes in medium
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
Monday evening at the home of
tables show.
heel and low heel styles for school wear and dress occa­
scholarship.
| dividuals and in corporations—and
MENT.
-------
Oregon does have, however, a
The Walla Walla student board Mrs. R. L. Stewart. The rooms
sions—a splendid range of styles to select from—we in­
even in nations. It is the basis
In the county court of the state I
high per capita bonded indebted­ of control has set an example that were attractively decorated with I of much of our progress. Com­
vite you to see them today, priced............... $2.95 to $4.95
ness, if bonds such as highway might make it possible for a snapdragonsand delphiniums in pas­ petition, however, must be governed of Oregon for Lane county.
In the matter of the estate of
bonds arc included, but these are greater numb«'» of those starting tel shades. The centerpiece was i by reason, If an individual ox- Simeon
GIRLS’ HIGH TOP SHOES
R. Brand, deceased.
not a direct charge against proper­ to college to pass the entrance a bowl of delicately tinted sweet i hausts his vital energies in com-
Notice is hereby given that the '
Just the shoe for grade school girls during the rainy
peas
and
ferns.
Annual
election
of
ty and will not bo paid from exams. At any rato tho council
I peting for a prize he has made undersigned administratrix of said *
season, dark cordovan color, soft tops, low heel, double
funds raised by direct taxation. has set an example that parents officers was held. Ermine Violette | a failure, That is what is now estate has filed in said court her
account and that Tuesday, the
mocassin toe, priced..................................... $3.75 and $3.95
Municipal water bonds, to be paid of several children, especially if was named president, Clara Milne, i happening to this nation in the final
27th day of October, 1925, at the j
from earnings of a water system, , they are girls, are likely to np vice president and Mrs. Hallie ■ conversion of one of its greatest hour of 10 o’clock a. m. has been i
NEW PUMPS AND OXFORDS FOR WOMEN
by said court fixed as the time |
Haw kins, sec rotary-1 rea su rer.
are another example of bonds that plaud.
natural resources which can be for hearing objections, if any there .
We are showing a score of new styles in patent, kid,
—<$>—
are not a direct charge against I Clothes do not make the scholar.
conserved only through the adop­
to said final account, at
satin and combination for both street wear and for
The O. L. H. club met Tuesday tion and application of a sound be,
tho taxpayer and should not be
which time all persons interested
formal wear—we invite you to see them, price range
with Mrs. D. H. Hemenway. public policy."
considered in computing the per
may
appear
and
be
heard
on
objec-
i
LONDON.
tions filed thereto.
from
.................................................................... $2.95 to $6.50
Bridge was the entertainment fea­
capita indebtedness.
A voice crying in the wilderness.
CAROLINE M. BRAND,
ture of the afternoon. A dainty Wonder if there is anything to
With a per capita bonded in­
MOCASSIN TOE HIGH TOP SHOES FOR THE BOY
Administratrix of the estate of
(Special to The Sentinel.)
luncheon was served. Choice dah­ what he says? They're holding a
debtedness of only $7.42, while
Simeon R. Brand, deceased.
Oct. 7.—Miss Helen Dubois and
The coming winter rains and chilly days and the out-of-
other states have per capita bond­ Miss Winnifred Grannis spent last lias decorated the living room and convention today; let’s play golf. H. J. Shinn,
door call to that sturdy boy of yours require the best
Attorney
for
estate.
s24-o22(T)
a
cluster
of
pink
roses
formed
the
ed indebtedness running as high) week end in Portland visiting rola-
foot protection. These “Star” brand high top shoes are
centerpiece for the table, Invited
as $38.87 in North Carolina, the i tives.
just what he needs—double mocassin style toe, pliable
old Webfoot state is sitting pretty. ' Calvin Pryor, of Eugene, was a guests were Mrs. D. C. Bosley, BULLETS FAIL TO STOP STREET VACATION NOTICE.
u
----- x—
j
j —i-i_
— price
heavy
tops — and
double soles—see them today,
Not only is tho bonded indebted­ callor at the J. E. Banton home Mrs. E. E. Chaloupka, Mrs. J. Q.
FLEEING DRIVER
Notice is hereby given, that at '
range...................................................... $3.95, $4.50 to $5.50
ness small, but a leading authority | Sunday afternoon. Mr. Pryor and Willetts, Mrs. Caroline Brand and
Three Men Are Caught in Roseburg the regular meeting of the common j
upon taxation an<l assessments, at Mrs. Ban ton were former school Mrs. W. J. White.
council of the city of Cottage I
BOYS’ OXFORDS AND SHOES
——
After Eluding Deputy Pitcher.
that time a member of the legis­ mates, but had not met since they
Grove, Lane county, Oregon, to be I
“Star” brand quality—styles like dad’s, smart and
The Tanglefoot clube met Tues-
held the 19th d:iy of October, 192.",
lature, made tho statement that were children.
sturdy, priced..
$3.25 to $5.50
day evening for the first dance
Three ! men who drove away from the undersigned will present a
property in Oregon that escapes
Henry Combs was up 1 from Cor of the season. About 35 couples
petition to said council asking for I
MEN’S 4 “ 4 STAR” BRAND HIGH TOP SHOES
vallis tho fore part of the week were present. Clusters of autumn a W eat Npringfield service station the vacation of the Alley extending
from the north line of Jefferson
and assisted his renter, Leonard leaves and flowers and softly I early ' Tuesday morning without avenue
8-ineh, 12-inch, 16-ineh and 18-inch, priced..................
to the Coast fork river be­
Andrews, to got settled on the shaded lamps formed the decora- paying for a tank full of gasoline tween lots four (4) and five (5)
......................................... $6.25, $7.50, $9.50 and $10.00
macle their escape from Deputy
farm.
lots one (I), two (2) and three
tions. Members of the hostess com- Sheriff Green Pitcher, who fired a and
MEN
’S “STAR” BRAND DRESS AND WORK SHOES
(3)
in
block
four
(4)
in
Wynne
’
s
Bert Newton moved his family to mil tee wore Mrs. W. A. Ga rout to,
WEEKLY PROGRAM
shot at the tires of their machine, addition to Cottage Grove, Lane
Dress shoes and oxfords priced..................... $4.50 to $8.50
| camp B Sunday.
county. Oregon.
Mrs. J. A. RentlCj y Mrs. < G. A.
Men’s solid leather work shoes..................... $4.25 to $5.50
Mrs. James Powell took her son Sanders, Mrs. C. « J. Kern, M rs. and were later arrested in Hose­
Dated and first published this ■
Thursday, October 8
I Norland anil her niece, Miss Elva Fred Anderson, Mrs. Carl Witte burg and held on a charge of trans­ 17th dnv of September, 1925.
porting
a
stolen
ear
from
one
state
Signed: IT A. MTLLER.
Powell, to Cottage Grove Saturday and Mrs. H. A. Hagen.
“THE DANGEROUS
VINNTE MTLLER, i
to another. Pitehcr, receiving word
for tonsil operations. Norland was
W. J. TEAT,,
FLIRT”
from
Eugene
to
stop
them,
sta-
also operated on for adenoids.
LILLIAN TEAL.
M rs. Schofield Stew art enter- tioned himself on the corner of (sl7ol5c(T)
TM( OUAlitr sToet-cooo «»a«
with Evelyn Brent.
Charles Powell has purchased a tained the Tuesday Bridge club
Fifth
and
Main
streets
and
fired
Comedy and
Chevrolet car.
•
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
at a one o’clock luncheon Tuesday.
refused to
International News.
Several from hero attended the Tho table was centered with a at their car when they
ice cream social at Hebron hall basket of orange shaded marigolds stop, but they speeded on south.
Sealed bids will be received by i
Pitcher impressed into service a the City of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
g uai—
■
Friday, October 9
Saturday evening and quito n nuni and clever Halloween place cards
nearby
car
and
driver
and
chased
at
the office of the city recorder' proved by the mayor on October 5, common council at 8 o’clock p. m.
bvr attended the lecture given nt were used. Autumn leaves* and
Harry Carey in
tho fleeing men to Divide. There in Cottage Grove until 7:30 o’clock 1925.
the 19th day of October, 1925, and
the same place Monday evening.
“THE BAD LANDS”
zinnias were house decorations. he gave up the ehn.se and called p. in. on the 19th day of October, | Unit bids are required on pro­ the contract let to the lowest re­
Mrs.
Andrews,
of
Corvallis,
at
1925,
for
the
construction
of
a
lat-
|
posal
sheets
furnished
by
the
city
■
A tale of romance and ad­ ‘ended church services hero Sun­ Mrs. R. L. Stewart received honors tho Roseburg officers who effected erul sewer beginning nt the man­ engineer and must be accompanied I sponsible bidder, the council, how­
ever, reserving the right to reject
at bridge.
Miss Naomi Hoskins the capture bv blocking the high- hole at the intersection of Eighth J by a certified check payable to | anv
venture in tli<‘ days when day
and all bids.
evening.
was a guest.
way.
The ear was stolen in street and Quincv avenue, thence I the city of Cottage Grove for ten
Done by order of the council of
brave hearted and aturdy
south
to
the
middle
of
the
inter-
j
—
^>
—
(10%)
per
cent
of
the
bid
as
I
the city of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Seattle, The occupants were armed, section of Eighth street and Harri-;
cavalrymen outwitted and
guarantee that the contractor will | Dated this Sth day of October,
As we understand Senator Stan
The women ’» relief corps will officers Mid.
son avenue extended in the city of ' furnish an approved bond equal I 1925.
out fought the Indiana to field’s interview in Tho Oregonian,
meet in regular session Saturday
Cottage Grove, Lane county, Ote-1 to the full amount of the contract ■
HOMER GALLOWAY,
puah America’s houndry
he publicly proclaims that he was in the I. O. O. F hall. Mrs. H. E.
gon, as provided in ordinance 614. within ten davs after the award 08 12c
Q-r-r-l
City Recorder.
ever westward.
by the council and approver | ing of the contract. Plans and I
not guilty and that ho will not Slattery, of Eugene, nnd others
Little Doreen Turner and Pal, passed
do it again, and that furthermore from the corps of that city, will tho famous movie dog, are great by the Mayor on the 21st (lav of spe cifications may be seen at the I First with Cottage Grove new:
And a comedy.
September. 1925. and ordinance No. city recorder’s office. Bids will
ho will hereafter drink as he votes. be preaent. Quarterly dinner will friends. She is almost the only
beopened »"<■1 considered bv the I The Sentine 1
Corvallis
Gaeetto
Tinies.
Saturday, October 10
be served at noon.
person besides <-Pal's owner whom
the dog will obey.
Fred Thompson and his
The Tuesday Evening Study club
One day, during the making of
wonder horse Silver King in
met Tuesday evening in th? room a picture, some of the extras be­
THE BANDIT’S BABY’’
of Miss Hamant in th»* east side gan plaguing the little girl, until
—A bandit a horst1- and a
Is Possible To
school building.
The study of in exasperation she ran off the
baby, mixed up in machine­
South America was continued. Mrs. set. Presently she returned with
Every
Woman
gun melodrama with a
Charles Adams and Mrs. S. L. Pal, and walking up to the group
thousand laughs.
The proper care of the com­ Mackin gave interesting lectures said!
“Now say those things again,
And a comedy.
plexion in only a matter of on several countries.
and I ’ll bite you with my
Knowing
the right preparations
Afternoon Matinee.
The Auxiliary of the American
to use and follow the direc-
Legion met last night at the home
Sales books. Tho Sentinel.
tions.
Sunday, October 11
of Mrs. Ray Nelson to sew rags
“IN THE NAME OF
to be made into ruga for tho
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
LOVE”
veterans’ hospital, Members will
ESTATE.
meet again Monday evening with
with Kicardo I’ortcg,
In
the
county
court of the state
Mrs. E. T. Blakely.
Greta Nissen.
of Oregon for Lane county, in
Wallace Beery
the matter of the estate of Mnry
Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. enter­
E. Allen, deceased.
and Raymond Hatton.
tained a committee of the Keeper»
Notice is hereby given, that
And a comedy.
pursuant
to nn order of sale made
of the Den last night. Tho eve­
entered in tho county court of
ning was spent in bridge after an<l
the
state
of Oregon for Lane coun­
Monday, October
the business meeting.
ty on the 6th day of October. 1925,
in the matter of the estate of
“BEGGAR ON HORSE
Mary E. Allen, deceased, the evocu
BACK.”
RAISING TAXES IS WAY
trix of said estate will sell at
There isn’t a single horse
TO GET TIMBER CUT private sale tho following de­
scribed real estate, towit:
(Continued from first page.)
in it. There isn’t u beggar
Beginning in section 33. township
in it. The funniest and
CARA NOME
20 south, range 3 west of Wil
boom. “Ent, drink and l>e merry,
moat original story ever put
lamette meridian, at a point 1933.6
SKIN
CREAM
feet north and 472 feet east of
for tomorrow “—i» too far away to
on stage or screen,
the southwest corner of the Will­
Is in every w ay a Beauty worry over.
iam Shields and wife D. L. C.
And a comedy
“
Has
not
the
time
eouie
for
the
No. . 56, and running thence north
Cream.
federal and state governments to
76.2 feet, thence west 265 V3
It is used for massage to approach
Tuesday, October 13
feW. thence south 28
degrees
this matter from the
smooth out the lines and standpoint of the general welfare west, 86.8 feet, thence east 306.9
Wednesday, October 11
feet tu i> the place of beginning,
wrinkles, and should be of all the |Mi>plet”
* MAN AND MAID *
and co ontnining
_____ w H
______
acre, _________
more or
left on the face when li ­ Mure, Lanvtf
it to the govern
les«, all itT Lane cuuntv. Mate of
that TRU-BLU BAKER
have ever produced.
with Lew Cody
tiring to act as a t inatto meat, But don *t interrupt our Oregon
Renee Adoree
1»
the
result
of
16
years
or
research
—and was not re­
The
«nie
will
bv
made
from
and
bulkier.
joyride
and Harriet Hammond.
aftei Tuesdav the 10th dar of
leased
to
the
public
un
.1
cracker
perfection
had been
ou should use Carn
“Is it rot time to find some November. 1925.
The bi.k will
A film of thrills!
Nome Skin Cream all substitute for the present form of be reeeived at the nffire of Her
At
reached
through the trying fall timber taxation, nnd permit our bert W Domtard, Firat National
And a comedy.
Your
I
bank buikiing. C*utagv Grove, Or»*
months.
It fits the bite. I. flavor is delicious. It is crisp and
Mock of atwnding timber to he gnnj term» of aale. eaah. or part
Groce**»
Thu. Fri.-Sat.. Get. 15 16 17
drawn upon only as the needs of cash and part ciaMit.
flaky —just the cracker you like to eat with soups,
Datcd
at
<
’
otta<e
Grove,
Tjine
KEM
’
S
FOR
DRUGS
the
people
demand?
”
“THE TEN
salads, hot chocolate and cheese
Try a package.
roiintv. On'gtni, thb 8th d»v of
Aha! The timber baron* want Oct
COMMANDMENTS ”
iber. 1925
to dodge taxes; no that’s the idea,
A. HILI.,
An Epie Melodrama of the
of
is it? Well, they have no volt's,
birth of a Nation—and its
C. J KEM, Prop
so we’l) soak ’em all the harder.
migration.
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
The Home of Tru-Blu Grahame. English Style Btscwts and the Famous Tru Blu Frwt Cd»
“ Any public policy baoetl on the
Mondays and Thursdays
STAR
BRAND
SHOES
ARE
BETTER
/het} Cost
LESS
Per Mont k
c/ls plainas an
O petsl
to those who wear them
G
Y
A
Umphrey & Mackin’s
Solid Shoes for the School
Boy and Girl
ARCADE Theatre
A Beautiful Skin
Note
the
NEW
SHAPE
Baked by the TR”-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland
i