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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 19'25
REPORT OF TIIE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
AT COTTAGE GBOVE, IN THE STATE OF OBEGON, AT
CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 29, 1925.
Many who have seen the tragedy,
"Hamlet," and heard Ophelia say
to the queen, Hamlet'» mother
“You may wear rue with a differ
ence," must have been mystified us
to her meaning, although the poig
nancy of the mad act causes tiie
mind to pass It by as one of Shake
speare’s Inexplicable problems.
Yet it is not inexplicable.
In
heraldry "differences,” or "marks of
cadency," Indicate the various
♦2(11,621.75 branches of a family. During the
Total........
lifetime of his father, the eldest
son bears a label, the second a cres
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in....
-$ 25,000.00 cent, the third a mullet, the fourth
5,000.00 a martlet, the fifth an amulet, the
Surplus fund....................
sixth a fleur de Ils, the seventh a
Undivided profits, loss current expenses, interest and taxes
paid.................. ............................. .........................................................
742.72 rose, the eighth a cross inollne, the
ninth a double quatre foil.
Demand deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve:
Ophelia says both she and the
Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits duo the
State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds............... 116,584.30 queen are to wear rue, herself as
the
affianced bride of the eldest
3.208.83
Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand
son of the king, hut the queen with
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject
a "difference," indicative of the fact
to reserve, two preceding items.............................
$119,793.13
that, although she was Hamlet's
Time and savings deposits, subject to reserve and payable on
mother, her status was that of her
demand or subject to notice:
Time certificates of deposit outstanding.................____________ 39,304.96 present husband, Claudius, the
branch of the family.—Cleve
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice...................................... 11,780.94 cadet
land Plain Dealer.
Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand or
subject to notice, two preceding items_________
51,085.90
fa
_
Evil Spirit of Sea
Total
.♦201,321.75
RESOURCES
Loans and discouujB_____ ________ ____ ______________________ 4107/579.11
190.68
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.__ _______________ ________
U. 8. government securities owned__ ________________________ , 12/150.00
Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc.......................... —... 29/197.51
Bunking house, $15,000; furniture and fixtures, $3,000....... ._ 18,000.00
Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers and trust
companies designated and approved reserve agents of this
34,194.45
State of Oregon, County of Lane, as.
I, 8. 8. Lasawcll, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that
tho
true ~~
to v the
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’-------- statement
-----------. is w.-w
L j best of my knowledge and belief.
8. 8. LABSWELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
Correct—Attest:
me thiw 13th day of October, 1925.
D. J. SCHOLL,
ROY SHORT,
JI. W. Lombard, Notary Public,
commission expires 10-20-25.
N. E. GLASS, Directory.
Tender Cuts
at prices that will not hurt your
pocketbook.
Chops, Lunch Meats and
Other Appetite Teasers
Bartels Market
William Bartels, Prop.
PIIONE 55
In Former City Market Stand
WANTED
AT ONCE
500 Pullets
itk
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The Chinese minister of communi
cation sent from Peking a long
cablegram of poetic prose felicitat
ing the managers of the Darlington
railway exhibition In Englund on
their centennial of George Stephen
son's "Locomotion No. 7."
Unless the railway track was laid
over the graves of ancestors In an
inland province, the spectacle of
the putting monster, once regarded
is first cousin to the earth-dragon,
would excite far less confusion In
the celestial republic today than It
did among the honest English yo
kels of Stephenson's era.
Then, according to contemporary
report, "In many bosoms the arrival
caused the greatest consternation.
They fled in abject terror, many
hiding themselves In the church,
others seeking consolation In the
bottle, while some of the more
courageous climbed into trees and
st a safe distance from the mon
ster’s claws W’atclied It pass.”
Reading that account one Is In
clined to believe that Europe In
1825 was not many leagues In ad
vance of the cycle of Cathay,
marks the Philadelphia Ledger.
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More New Fall Coats
Feared by Sailor» Old English Dog Law
Had Sound Reasoning
Flechas, a promontory on
Punta
the northern coast of Palawan,
Philippines, lias become a well-
known landmark to Yankee skip
pers voyaging to minor ports of the
Philippines to pick up cargoes of
sugar, coconuts dried Into copra to
be shipped to vegetal oil mills, and
Manila hemp and other fibers for
the cordage Industry. An Interest
ing superstition of Filipino sailors
attaches to the name Punta
Flechas, which means In English,
Arrow polut. The granite cliff fig
ures in Philippine mythology as
the dread abode of an ogre of the
sea who. could conjure winds and
typhoons to trouble the water of
Dumaran
channel- and
wreck
navies of those who refused to pay
him homage He demanded prowess
■ tn his worshipers, and the way to
appease his wrath was to sail close
under the cliff and launch arrows
Into it.
Shots falling short were
an evil omen—If they are not yet
There was a great fear of dogs
tmong the people of England when
Edward I wqs reigning, In which
time was established a most ex
traordinary law affecting dogs, uc
cording to a writer In the Ohio
State Journal.
Only those people living a consid
erable distance from the large for
ests In that country were permitted
to own and keep dogs, particularly
large dogs, the lawmakers, with
great wisdom, reasoning thut a
large dog near the forest, where
there was much wild game, would
join with other large dogs and fol
low the cull of the wild.
A great pack of wild dogs would
be developed, game wosld be de
stroyed and grave danger developed
for human life. So the law provid
ed a dog-gauge, an opening of pre
scribed size, and only such dogs as
could squeeze their way through
the legal' measuring gauge were
permitted to be kept at a home
NOTICE.
within ten miles of the forests. And
Fled From Native Land
the law never hus been repealed,
The name "emigres" Is given to but It has not been used for gen-
Notice is hereby given that at
those persons who left France at »rations.
a meeting of the common council
j the time of the revolution.
The
of the citv of Cottage Grove, Lane
royal princes fled In 1789, In con
county, Oregon, to be held the 26th
Fear Wa» a Friend
sequence of the fall of the Bastille,
day of October, 1925, the under
and were followed, after the adop
A few weeks before his death signed will present a petition to
tion of the constitution of 1791, by Lord Leverhulme, in his presiden said council asking for the vaca
all those who felt agrieved by the tial address to the Institute of Cer tion of the following described
for street and highway
extinction of their privileges. The tified Grocers at Scarborough, said premises to-wit:
greater number of these refugees that he felt sure that the greatest purposes,
Beginning at the northcast cor
returned in 1802, after the peace of help to any of them was fear, and ner of block one of D. G. McFar
Amiens, owing to an amnesty grant that fear had been his best friend. land's second addition to Cottage
by Napoleon Bonaparte, while first His first recollection was fear. He Grove. Oregon, thence south 105
consul. Many, however, remained had fear of continuing n clerk at feet more or less to the west line
abroad until after the fall of Na his father's business, and that fear of tlio county road, thence in a
poleon,
According to the charter persuaded hla father to put him on northeasterly direction following
of 1814, the emigres were unable to the road as a commercial traveler the west line of the county road
point due east of the place of
recover their estates or their priv- at the age of nineteen. He married to
beginning, thence west, along the
' lieges.
In 1825, however, a com- at the age of twenty-two, and then south lino of 3rd street of said
nsation of 30,000.000 francs year- fear came as to whether the profits addition to the place of beginning
was granted those emigres would keep a wife.
in Cottage Grove, Lane county.
who had lost their landed estates,
Later fear drove him Into soap. Oregon.
Dated anil first published this
This grant was annulled after the His soap, widely advertised, was
July revolution of 1830.—Kansas floated as a company In 1894. In 24th dav of September, 1925.
S. ,T. BRUNO.
City Star.
the words of one of Ills numerous s24o22(T)
MARTHA WOOLLEY.
obituaries : "The years that fol
lowed
marked
the
growth
of
a
bus
Auctioneer’» Find
iness Ideal that was almost epic In
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
Some time ago a man sent a par Its triumphs and ramifications."—
MENT.
cel of books to a London salesroom. Spectator. London.
They proved mostly of little value,
In the county court of the state
I but among them the auctioneer dis
of Oregon for Lane county.
"System" Fell Down
covered a rare leather-hound vol
In the matter of the estate of
ume containing specimens of Cax-
Johnson prides himself on having Simeon R. Brand, deceased.
ton's press. The contents com u system for betting on the races
Notice is hereby given that the
prised a fragment of the "Royal that can't be beat. He frequently undersigned administratrix of said
Book,” a perfect copy of which Is makes queer bets and sometimes estate has filed in said court her
worth over ♦10,000, nearly all "The that god of chance that favors those final account and ihat Tuesday, the
Book of Good Manners,” and about who rush In where angels are con 27th day of October, 1925, at the
half of "The Doctrinal of Sapience,” spicuous by their absence smiles hour of 10 o’clock a. m. has been
a complete copy of which has upon him. But the other day he by said court fixed as the time
for hearing objections, if any there
realized $3,000 at auction. The irled one and failed.
to said final account, at
only jierfect copy known to collec
There was a four-horse race and bo,
which time nil persons interested
tors outside the Bodleian library at Johnson conceived the brilliant may appear and bq heard on objec
Oxford, of the “Songs and Sonnets" Idea of betting on each of the four tions filed thereto.
'
by Henry Howard, earl of Surrey, horses to win. Perhaps he didn't
CAROLINE M. BRAND.
published In 1687, was found In the stop to think that it would take a
Administratrix of the estate of
old oak wainscot of a bakery at I to 1 shot winner for him to break
Simeon R. Brand, deceased.
Chatham. How long it had lain even. In any event, at the last mo H. J. Shinn,
Attorney for estate.
s24-o22(T)
ment there was an added starter—
there Is a mystery.
and the added starter won.
Johnson doesn't think so much of
Term U»ed by Matone
Ills system.
The name "Cyclopean masonry"
is given to wall constructed of
Rare Exhibit» of Pearl»
large. Irregular, but closely fitting
In a shop In Regent street, Lon
stones, unhewn and uncontented,
specimens of which may still be don, is being shown a remarkable
seen at Mycenae and Tlryns and collection u( pearls gathered from
other parts of Greece, and also In fisheries aM over the world. There
Italy, These walls were probably are white Austrian pearls with
built by the Pelasgians, a race an I heir silver siteen very beautiful,
terior to the Greeks and Romans, but cold In color. Uiat can lie worn
about lOtO B. C.; but later gener triumphant!}’ by <he pale blonde,
ations. struck hy their vast pro l'he warm mngnoHa-tinted pearls
portions, ascribed their construc from Ceylon, or the golden and
tion to the fabulous race of the brown pearls found In the depths
Cyclopes, whence their nnnie. Ex of the lied sea are liliari for darker
ample« of Cyclopean masonry exist women, as are the rare hhtck pearls
also In Sicily, Ireland, Peru and found only In the Gulf of Mexico by
peurl tlsliars searching for bluck
Africa. Exchange.
mother of peari.
London’» Big Reeervoir
As a means of increasing the
fresh water supply. for the city.
London built the world'« largest ar
tificial reservoir. It Is capable of
holding about 7,000,1100.(100 gallons
of water. It has a surface of more
than TOO acres, larger than a sec
tion of land. It is about one and
a quarter miles In diameter, and Is
a seven sided polygon In shape. Its
location Is north of the Thames be
tween Staines and Shepperton.
But Robert Will Learn
These Batterien at
——
Rural England in 1825
Heraldry at Bo'tom
of Ophelia’» Remark
Had Little Over China
Little Robert, age three, and Ills
mother were visiting his aunt. Ills
mother »as the fortunate |x>asessor
of an abundance of hair, but tbe
aunt was not so fortunate. One
evening Robert was In his aunt s
room when she took her hair down
(or rather off) for the night, ami
greatly excited he ran and called :
"Oh. mama, come quick, Auntie's
hair has all broken off."
No Apology Needed
Just arrived this week a few snappy models of fall coats in sizes
16 to 40—material of velour wool in the darker colors for winter
wear—all of the coats have handsome fur coflars—some of these
coats are cut with flare bottom in sevi-tailored styles, others are
full silk lined for formal dress wear—and the prices are aston
ishingly reasonable
$19.50, $22.50, $27.50
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The
The Mohaiuniedau calendar, by
which time Is reckoned in Turkey
ind all lands adhering to the rellg
<W of Islam dales from the heglru
>r (light »f their prophet from
Mecca. July 1«. «22. The Moham
medan calendar la divided into 12
mouths; the first month has 30
lays. the second 29 and so on
through the calendar, except that
the eleventh and twelfth months
both have 30 days respectively.
A Big One
Little Mary's father is s teacher
■ind keeps pretty does tabs on her
school work.
Her arithmetic gives, him more
concern than anything else. At
lunch time on the day when she
lisd her dual examination In arlth-
metlc he asked her what mark she
got.
To which she mournfully re
plied: The biggest nought I ever
sew."
Housewife I should think you
A Treat
would he asbamed to beg in thia
neighborhood.
He—Say. would you like to see
Tramp--Ihmt apologise for It. something swell?
She— Y <>u bet.
ma'am. It's a poor neighborhood,
He—Just drop these beans tn wa
but I've asset worse.—Good Hard
ware Magaslne.
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