PAGE FOUR
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1925
RED RAIN IS NOT A MYTH
BUTTON-LOCKS
Yellow Ram Also Common and Raining of Cats And
Dogs May Come Next.
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Old Timers Made
McKenzie Pass
In H inter
Although the McKenzie pass in
Washington, Dec. 20.—Rod rain I “Naturally, that makes the rain winter may prove a hairier to mod
is not a myth. It actually falls— : red, leaving red streak» on window ern auto stage tlfeffi^f “old tim
as does also yellow rain and red | panes and red puddle» on the ers” recollect that daily mail ser
vice between the Willamette valley
ground.
snow.
and central Oregon was maintained
And when someone tells you it
Yellow Rain Also Common.
I rained dogs, cats, pitchforks, worms,
‘' Red snow is due to tho same throughout the winter of 1880 and
| frogs and little fishes, he may be | cause—red dust in the air. Also 1881.
Neither high water nor storm nor
Each S chlage Button Lock comes telling the plain and simple truth. the snow in regions perpetually cold blizzard proved a match for the
These phenomena are explained is often colored bright red by veg
to you as a single self-contained ' by Professor William J. Humphreys, | etable organism known as ‘algae.’ service.
unit. No adjusting necessary. No i senior meteroiogist of the U. 8.
The mail “station” at the east
“Yellow rain is even commoner
complicated mortising. Simply weather bureau, Washington.
' ! than red rain. It is loused by ' terminal of this trip over the sum-
drill two holes in the door, slip the
“Red rain,” ho said, “is quite | pollen from pine and maple trees : init was simply a cabin and water
had to bo obtained by melting
lock into place, and draw up with common.
blowing through the air.
two machine screws.
“It frequently occurs following
“As to raining frogs and worms, 1 snow, as there was no spring avail
dust storms in regions where tho what usually happens is that the able at that point. Another rider
frogs come» out from their shady j received the mail sacks at the cab
shelters and the worms come ont in and carried them into central
of the earth when the surface of I Oregon.
—
the ground becomes wet. Then they
Morris Is Wantad Booster.
appear to have been brought down
1. B. Morris has been added to j
by the rain.
“Yet there have been several 1 tho list of ardent boosters for :
cases when frogs and worms ac- , Sentinel wantads. He has just sold
tually came down with rain from a used wagon through the use of
I one of the little result getters and
the sky.
1 shortly before that sold a horse by
Cats and Dogg, Too.
j “Of course they didn’t grow in the same method. When Mr. Mor
the sky. They were picked up ris wants results, he hustles down
to the newspaper office and writes
'BUTTON
I from the ground by a hurricam
in the knob
and what goes up must come down, a 25-word ad.
Fishes swimming near the sir-
face of the water have been NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER.
swirled on high and rained down
iust turn the
again in the same way.
r» E N E K A L LAND OFFICE,
4 KN''
“As to raining cats, dogs and I
Washington, D. C., Nov. 21, 1925.
pitchforks, I suppose that has hap Notice is hereby given that sub-
I
ject
conditions and limita
pened, too—if there was a wind tions to of the
the acts of June 9, 1910
Convenient. Charming. Distinctive.
strong enough to lift them from the 1 (39 Stat., 218), February 26, 1919
No building completely modern with
earth.’’
(40 Stat., 1179), and Juno 4, 1920
out ScuiAc.e Sutton Locks. Types for
One reported rain, however, pro (41 Stat., 758), and pursuant to
all doors. Glass knobs or metal knobs
departmental
of April
fessor Humphreys declared has nev 14, 1924 ( 50 L. regulations
in all U. S. standard finishes.
D., 376), the timber
er been satisfactorily explained.
on the following lands will be sold
That was the rain of manna, , Jan. 18, 1926, at 10 o’clock a. m.
which, according to the Bible, fed I at public auction at the U. S. land
at Roseburg, Oregon, to the
tho Children of Israel during their . office
highest bidder at not less than the
journey through the wilderness fol appraised value as shown by this
notice, sale to be subject to the
lowing their flight from Egypt.
The Hebrew word is “Man-Hu,” ' approval of the Secretary of the
Interior. The purchase price, witli
meaning, “What is itf”—nnd that, ' an additional sum of one fifth of
according to Professor Humphreys, . one per cent thereof being cominis
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
is a fair statement of the case. No 1 sions allowed, must be deposited at
one ha^ ever been able to answer . time of sale, money to be returned
DENTISTS
if sale is not approved, otherwise
the question.
patent will issue for the timber,
|| W. TITUS, D. M. D.—Dentistry.
The manna is believed to have ' which must be removed within teu
J-1' Modern equipment. First Na
consisted of small, round pnrticles years. Bids will be received from
tional Bank Building. Hours. 9 to
citizens of tho United States, as
resembling coriander seeds. It is , sociations
12 and 1 to (1. Evenings and Sun
of such citizens, and
Prof. William J. Humphreys
| supposed to have been white in corporations organized under the
'lays by appointment. Office phono
10, residence phono 212-R.
oarth 1» red in color—often due to color nnd to have tasted like hon- laws of the United States or any j
state, territory, or district
eyed wafer».
J )B. W. E. LEBOW.—Dentist. Office iron oxide in the »oil.
only. Upon application of I
"Red dust fills tho air during
But where it came from, nnd a thereof
Fifth and Main streets. Hours,
qualified purchaser the timber
d:30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evenings the dust »term, nnd is then picked whnt caused it to fnll from the on any legal subdivision will be
ami Sundays by appointment. Phones: up and carried back to earth by sky, Professor Humphreys stated, offered separately before being in- i
office 35, residence ltil-J.
eluded in any offer of a larger
tho rain.
science has never known.
unit. T. 29 S., R. 9 W., Sec. 5,
ATTORNEYS
lot 1 fir 2010 Al, hemlock 60 Al,
with his children, Dorothy nnd Carl, cedar
40 M, lot 2 fir 3130 AL
I l ERBEUT W LOMBARD—Attor
hi» sister, Mrs. hemlock 75 Al, cedar 285 Al, SE(4
at
tho
home
of
* 1 noy nt Law. First National
Judson
Allen.
NE'A
fir
1555 M. hemlock 45 Al,
Bank Building. Phono 94, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
—:--------------------------------□
William Sharon nmi Miss John cedar 230 M, SW»,« NE»4 fir 1830
M, hemlock 200 M, cedar 300 M, I
»on of Marshfield were Christmas lot
3 fir 3120 Al, hemlock 150 Al,
JI J. SHINN.—Attorney at Law
SAGINAW.
guest
at
the
C.
H.
Sharon
home
cedar
195 M, lot 4 fir 2680 M,
* * aud Notary Public. Practices
nnd viitod Sunday at Coburg with hemlock 170 Al, cedar 180 M, SE»4
in all courts. Bader building, Cot
(Special
to
Tho
Sentinel.)
NWV« fir 1460 M, hemlock 70 M,
tage Grove, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Neat.
Dec. 20.—A community supper
130 M, SW»/« NW »4 iir
"
Tho pupils of the grade school cedar
1910 M, hemlock 150 M, oe-
PHYSICIANS
and program wore given by the
presented n very enjoyable pro dur
90 M,
NE%
SE%
fir
I All. C. E. FROST.—Physician Saginaw Sunday school last Tues grnm nt the school here Thursday 1590 i ex,
AL uvuiiuca
hemlock isv
140 lu,
M, wusr
cedar ao0
280
rind Surgeon. Office in Lawson day night in tho church.
m
,
r
22_
■
NWU
SEU
fir
1240
M,
hem-
nfternoon. Tho program was fol
Building. Phono 47, Uottugo Grove,
100 Al, cedar 180 M, 8E»4
Mr. and Airs. O. Knight and Miss lowed by tho distribution of gifts lock ..............................................
SE'4 fir 1640 M. hemlock 150 M,
Oregon.
Flossie Mathis spent Christinas in from n beautifully decorated* tree cedar 320 M, SW'/« SE’4 fir 1500
| 1 AVEN C. DYOTT, M. D —l’hy Portland with tho Marvel Randall nnd Mrs. Robinson, the teacher, M, hemlock 110 Al, cedar 280 M,
sioian nnd burgeon. Evenings family.
‘4 SW'4 fir 1670 M, hemlock
fronted the pupils to candy canes. NE
by appointment.
Suite 3, Kent
130 M, cedar 130 M, NW'4 SW'«
Carl Allen came up from Port
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Allen of fir 2130 Al, hemlock 130 M, cedar
Bldg., Cottage Grove. Entriiiice oil
north Sixth street, just off Milin. land to spend Christmas at homo. Wendling spent Christmas at the 150 M, SEV« SWy« fir 2050 Al,
hemlock 140 M, cedar 200 M, SW)4
A. C. Curtis spent the holidays Judson Allen home.
|| A. FORBES, AL D.—Physician
fir 2240 M, hemlock 100 At,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar .Toll were up SW'4
anil Surgeon. Culls answered
cedar 100 M, Sec 7, NE'/« NE’4
day or night. Maternity work 11
from Portland for Christmas and fir 1200 M, cedar 40 M, NW'4
specialty. Over C. J. Brale r Co.
Della Heil, who had been making NE% fir 1440 M, cedar 40 AL
Phones: Office 34, residence 199 J.
NEU fir 2000 M, cedar 250
her home for several months with SEH
M, SAV»4 NE% fir 2120 M, cedar
IkR. A. W. KIME.—Physician nnd IF----- —----------------------------------- <| her sister, Mrs. James Conley, went 260 M, NE)« NWU fir 3380 M,
. Burgeon. Obstetric» ami diseases
homo with them for a visit with cedar 40 M, lot 1 fir 3444 Al,
of women and childreu a specialty. FOB SALE—ALL MAKES BE- relatives in Portland and Van- cedar 50 M, SE*4 NAV'4 fir 2500
Will care for confinements at his
M, cedar 180 M, lot 2 fir 3620 Al,
built typewriters on terms like couvor, Wash.
home if desired. Office over C. J.
cedar 90 M, NE% SE)4 fir 1920
Mrs. Ward Hudson of Salem. Tda., M, cedar 420 M, NWU SEU fir
Ureier Co, Phom's: Office, 234; rent. Office Machinery & Supply
d3tfc is visiting at tho homo of her 2380 M, cedar 220 M. SE»4 SEU
residence, 126,1. Residence address, Co., Eugene, Oregon.
1149 west Main.
fir 460 M, cedar 220 Af. SW'4 SE'4
fnthor, «Tames Matthews.
FOR SALE.—BALED HAY. PEO
fir 340 M. ce<lar 340 M. NE’4
nnd SW'4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Cotter
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS
fir .>200 M, cedar 140 Al,
pies Cash Market.
d7-tfc
Ben left Sunday for a short visit lot 3 fir 3080 Af, cedar 375 Al,
I il; II. A. HAGEN.- Licensed
SE% sw»z4 fir 480 Ar, cedar 460
1 Drugloss Physician. Phone 30. BEST PRICE PAID FOR DRESS with relatives in Washington.
Af, lot 4 fir 2279 Af, cedar 890 At.
Ostrander Building, 630U Main
ed hogs, veal and beef. Bring
Sec. 9, NE'4 NEV4 fir 2050 Al,
street, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
The Regular Show.
your poultry and eggs to Peoples
hemlock 170 Af, cedar 120 M. NWA4
Cash Market.
d7-tfc
The annual performance of the NEV4 fir 2700 Af, hemlock 180 Af,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
cedar
¡35 M, SE»4 NEU fir 2480
Old Guard with it» congressional Af, hemlock
COLLECTIONS
80 Af. cedar 40 M,
TWO steam roller for the progressives SWU
J JARRA' W. NEET -Collections
NEU fir 2430 Af, hemlock
J 1 and Notary Public.
Bader
young is about to begin, and with the 160 Af, cedar 90 M, NE»4 NWU
building. Cottage Grove.
I chain same result.
fir 2840 M, hemlock 165 Af. cedar
155 At, NWU NAV’U fir 3120 Af,
H. L.
hemlock 260 M, cedar 160 M, 8EU
Route
Warning to Poets.
NW »4 fir 2950 Af, hemlock 220 Af,
¡124 28p
John D. Rockefeller i» said to be cedar 175 Af. SWU NWU fir
Long Distance Hauling
Af, hemlock 150 Af, cedar 350
writing poetry, but wo wanf to 3080
WOOD
FOR
SALE
OLD
GROWTH
Af. NEU SEU fir 1420 M, hemlock
Piano Moving a Specialty
body fir. Phone your orders to warn other poet» that he made his 30 Al. cedar 20 M, NAVU SEU
fir 1590 M, hemlock 100 M,
Any Time Any Where
2OF5.
'
d24jllp money first.
cedar 50 Af, SEU 8EU fir
1150 M, cedar 35 M. SWU
MUNII! WANTED WANT $2000
When Forbidden.
SEU fir 1380 Af, hemlock 75 AL
Wo suppose one noticeable result cedar 100 M, NEU SWU fir 2510
to $4500 on first class city prop
Chestnut Brothers, proprietor*
erty security. NY, Sentinel. *d24-31p of the establishment of smoking AL hemlock 170 At, cedar 240 M,
(Across street from S. 1‘. station)
rooms at the girls’ colleges will be NW»4 SWU fir 2720 At, hemlock
jl'I.D HAGS W ANTED- All'S 1’ BE that the girls will conclude they’d 160 Af, cedar 100 M, SEU SW»«
WINTER COAL
fir 2130 At, hemlock 100 M, cedar
clean, of good size and of soft
85
— M. - sw,
-----
8WM
------
fir 750
Rock Bpriugs and Utah, by sack I uiaterial, such us w ool, cotton and rather smoke somewhere else.
Af. hemlock ‘ 40 Af, cedar 100
or ton. Lav in your winter supply. gingham. We ;>tiy 5c the pound.
1
fir
700
Bee,
18,
__
lot
____
_ _ M.
M.
T.oose leaf forms of every kind
500 M.
Al, SEU NE»«
NE\ fir
d38jl5p printed to order. Your home print lot 2 fir 600
STORAGE AND GENERAL The Sentinel.
700 M. SW» „ >« ------
NEH fir
* -------
500 M, lot
xx 3 fir 300 Si,
TRANSFER
lii, cedar 100 Al,
..__
lot 4 _
WANTED LAUNDRY WORK AT shop.
fir
400
M,
cedar
100
M,
hemlock
niv homo. Mrs. John Jennings:
Office prone (»
200 M. SEU NW« fir 800 Al,
1141 Ash avenue.
d28p | NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
3WG NW, fir 2000 Al. cedar 50
RcAidonce phone 155 L
MENT
M. hemlock 300 Af, NE»« SEI,
FOR I BALI FOHDSoN DONKEY
fir 800 M. NWU SEU fir 300 M.
-.........
COI niplete with lines and hloeks.*
M. .........
SWU .......
SEU
Notice is hereby given that S. S. SEU SEU - fir 000
Bookkct pinn systems. The f i rnf class condition; also Packard Lasswcll, administrator of the es fir 1100 M ,1. NE». SWU fir 1000
At,
NW'«
!
.■NW.
SWU
fir
1800
At,
ceirir
Sentinel,
;tu t • it truck and heavy trailer, tate of 8. B. Kern, deceased, has 50 IT,
... 1500 Af.
M. SE». SW»« „ fir
SW«
fir 1200
M.
— ‘ .....
................
*V.Bec
17.
logging wagons ami Fordson filed in the county court of the SW»«
state
of
Oregon,
in
nnd
for
Lane
lot
1
fir
200
M,
cedar
20o ..1,
M lot
i
nr
«w
.u,
ciiuwr
¿<*<'
,ut
or. Terms to responsible per
his final account and po 2 fir
f. 100 _
M, cedar 250 **
M, SE».
or will exchange for rough county
‘
200
—* '■
Af, cedar —
550 ....
M.
tition for final settlement of the NEU fir
ide cut Coen Lumber Co., Rose said
estate and that December 2'» SW« NEU fir 100 M, cedar 2OO
■urg.
Af,
NW'«
fir
100
At,
cedar
Af.
BEU
Oregon.
<I28j4p
JESS LANSING
1925, at the hour of 10 o’clock
M, N EU SEU fir 300 Af, cedar
Proprietor
a. m. of said day has been by the 250
250 Al. BE'
■ '« SEU fir 300 M, cedar
’aid court fixed as the time, and TOO M, SAV V»« BEU fir 150 Al. ce
the county court room in Eugene, dar 200 M. NE'. SWU fir 100 M.
Laae county, Oragon, as the place cedar 350 M, NWU SWU fir 100
FURNITURE MOVING
for the hearing of objections there M, cellar 300 M. SWl, SW', fir
150 Af, cedar 250 Al. See. 21 NF.',
AND STORAGE
to an<l for the final settlement and NE».
fir 2000 Af, hemlock 350 AL
FOR MALE HOUSEHOLD FUR distribution of the said estate.
NW', NE», fir 2000 Al. cedar I'«'
niturv, including a player piano,
& 8. LASS WELL,
Af.
hemlock
200 Af, SEU NE',
first class condition. Would like
Administrator of the estate of fir 2000 M. hemlock 100 AL SW',
to rent house to person who would
NE', fir 2800 AL hemlock 100 Al.
8 B. Kern, deceased.
NEU NW», fir 381X1 Af, cedar 100
buy nil furniture. 119 south Sixth H. J. Shinn,
M. hemlock 100 M. NWU NW,
street.
<123-3 Ip Attorney for oatato. nov30dX8(M) i fir
1200 M, cedar 300 M, hemlock
installed in
100 Af. SE’4 NW'/« fir 890 M, I NEU* fir 2700 M, cedar 459 ” | the hemlock. T. 21 S., R. 4 W„
cellar 50 Al, hemlock 100 M, SW'4 NWU NEU fir 1500 M. cedar 900 1See. 27, NW). SW’4 fir 530 M,
NW'4 fir 1400 M. cedar 600 Al, M. SEU NE'l fir 300 M. cedar ' cedar 40 Af, none of the timber
NEU SE'4 fir 1200 M, NW', 250 M, NEU NWU fir 200 AL qn this section to be sold for less
BEU fir 2200 Al, hemlock 200 Af, cedar 150 Af, NEU SEU fir 150 than $1,75 per* Al for the fir and
BEU BEU fir 1000 Af, SW'4 SEU Al, cedar 100 M, See. 31 SAVU , *0.50 per Al for the cedar. T. 28
fir l8UU Al. cedar 150 Al, hemlock NEU fir 450 AL lot 1 fir 550 Al.” S„ R. 11 W„ See. 7. NEU NE',
100 Af, NE'« SWU fir 2300 Al. cedar 100 Al. SEU NW'« fir 2400 fir 900 Al. NW'4 NEU fir 1700
hemlock 100 Af, NWU SW'i fir I Af, cedar 400 Af, lot 2 fir 2000 M, M, SE'4 NEU f»r I0»0 M. 8WU
700 M, cedar 50 M, hemlock 100 1 cedar 600 M, lot 3 fir 400 Af, none NEU fir 1050 Al, none of the tim
Af, SEU SWU fir 2800 Af, cedar of the timber on these sections ber on this section to be sold for
100 Al, hemlock 200 Af, SWU 1 to be sold tor less than $2.00 per ’ less than $2.25 per M.
SW'i fir 3200 Af. cedar 50 Af, At for the fir. $7.00 pier M for dl4jlle(2)
Commissioner.
WILLIAM SPI'Y.
ho mlock 100 M. Sec. 29. NEU j th£^edar anJ$0;50 per Ai forJi
A nnouncing a
CHANGE IN
POLIC Y
At the instance of the Ford Motor Company, and due to
existing conditions over which we have no control, this
business will, commencing with the New Year, be con
ducted on a
to Lock-
STRICTLY CASH
BASIS
to lln
Knowles & Graber
The rigid financial policy of the Ford Motor Company
requires that we pay cash for everything we buy; conse
quently sound business principles demand that we col
lect cash for what we sell.
We wish to state this is no reflection on the integrity
of the many friends with whom cordial credit relations
have existed in the past, and we wish to express our
appreciation of that business. We solicit your continued
patronage on this new cash basis, which will assure you
of the lowest possible prices consistent with high quality
merchandise coupled with adequate reliable service.
Nearby News |
Very truly yours,
Woodson Brothers
O. E. Woodson, Prop.
WANTADS
Cottage Grove
Chevrolet Company
Will Open
January 2,1926
Chestnut Transfer
City Transfer Co.
In New Hoskins Building
%
North Ninth Street
V
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FULL LINE OF CHEVROLET CARS AND PARTS
f
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REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED
O’Hara, Hanson £? Maulding, Props.