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»’\GE TOUR 'COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926 Wonder of Nature Is Tons of Sunflowers Vision Given to Bird» Produced in Canada The Canadian sunflower crop has grown to enormous proportions, the plant having been found to form Sunflower . yields excellent silage. ________ fr<>m twenty to twenty-five tons per acre, a great deal more than the average corn crop, and the extent to which It has been cultivated In Canada shows how this plant, nntll a few years ago despised as a worthless weed, has become a crop of great economic value. The Importance of the sunflower was first urged by Dominion govern ment agricultural experts, who stressed its value for silage pur prises. Fanners began to plaut small fields, and found the experiment profitable. Expansion has lately been so rapid that last year Alberta alone produced a crop of nearly 2<H),000 tons, at a cost which, In view of the food value of the plant. Is de- el.-1 ‘ red ’ to be the cheapest silage or f<< Ider crop yet raised. Farmers retto rt that live stock take readily to It. The vision of birds Is an amus ing thing. A vulture soaring almost out of view sees a carcass lying - perhaps in a quite inconspicuous position; a kestrel hovering at a height of 100 feet, spies a mouse creeping about In the grass; a gan net cruising round 200 feet above the sea observes a fish swimming some distance below the surface, says W. W. White, In the Nine teenth Century Magazine. The gannet's sight Is by no means the least remarkable among keen-eyed birds, for it has to pene trate water as well as air. A gan net’s hurtle on fish beneath well expresses the action. At once it checks its flight, poises for a sec ond, half closes Its wings, and dives with tremendous speed. There is a rurlous corkscrewllke motion in the downward swoop, and at the mo ment of entering the water the long, pointed wings are folded. Day’s Length Varies in Different Parts It you met a man, and he casual J’-ingle Still Unsafe ly remarked that he ate 315 meals for Tourist Traffic yesterday, you would either be Auto Application Must Go to State Sheriff Instructed Not to Issue Temporary Cards for Cars Licensed Last Year. Sheriff Taylor has received a lengthy letter from Secretary of' State Kozer in which the sheriff - is instructed to refuse all requests' for temporary license tags to cov er the operation of motor vehicles which were licensed in 1925. It is: suggested that temporary license tags be issued by the sheriffs for only such motor vehicles as have been purchased since January 1,1 and then only when application for license is accompanied by applica tions of certificate of title. This move was to relieve the sheriffs of unnecessary demands being made upon them by those who have been dilatory in making applications for licenses, blanks for j which were mailed out sufficiently early to enable everyone to obtain his license before New Year’s day. , Many automobile owners whose cars were licensed before July 1, 1925, the time when the certificate of title law went into effect, have failed to fill out such a certificate and no 192<1 license plate can be isue.l to them until the law is com plied with. All annual event at this store is the clearaway of all surplus winter goods, broken lots, etc., to make way for coming spring stocks—we insist on complete clearance and the genuine slashed prices of this sale does the trick. You will find it worth your while to buy plenty at this sale commencing Saturday, January 9, at UMPHREY & MACKIN’S, Cottage Grove, Oregon Get a genuine Bavarian salad bowl without extra charge with each five dollar purchase—one bowl to a person—anytime during the sale. W V » w Æ X » Not AT Tul Three narcissus bulbs with a one dollar purchase Sat urday (on? set to a customer). amazed at his appetite or take him One lot children’s dresses, tor a hardened romanclat. But the 64x76 size double cotton each man may be from Spitsbergen, blankets, heavy weight, ivhere they have a day three and a 69c half months In length. tan color, a pair And on the whole it would be 25-in eh width flowered wise, If one should undertake to do $1.89 crinkle crepe, a yard certain work to receive so much a lay In payment, to understand just I2I/2C 3>/2 to 5-pound British where the work is to be done, or _______ colors— army blankets, Ya-d wide corduroy in one might have to labor 18% hours gray, tan and brown, each old rose, copen blue, tan, at Stockholm, if It happened to be ihe longest day of the year, or all pansy, green, a yard $2.89 the time from May 21 to July 22 If 87c In some parts of Norway. Three-quarter bed size In Leningrad the longest day Is Women’s silk stockings double cotton blankets, a 19 hours and the shortest 5 hours. with a “stop ravel” hem, In Finland there Is a 22-hour day. pair solid colors and fancy [n London and at Bremen the long ■-------------------------------------- ■ weaves, a pair The following bills were audited $1.39 est day is 10% hours; at Hamburg tnd Duntzlg 17 hours, and at Wush- and allowed at the Monaily night Lay in a supply now for 89c xigton about 15 hours. One lot children’s wool meeting of the city council: sewing days. 36-inch fine i/ 2 shirts and drawers, each Women ’ s wool felt slip Lano county, labor on water bleached muslin, a yard Neu) Ray» Discovered line ......................._............... $223.50 piece pers with soft leather 18c soles, contrasting colors, Science has established the exist Velma Harrel, collector_____ 50.00 This lot of remnants in Nothing Small About Him 49c ence of new rays, stronger than ul Malla Miller, labor ................ a pair cludes something of al 12.00 Sir Ernest Cassel, the flounder, tra X-rays and 1,000 times greater most every kind of yard came to London when still a boy in frequency, with Ionization the Miller’s Machine Shop, labor 59c 9 I 4—-81-i neh bleached ging- One lot children ’ s on hydrant_____________ 11.11 and entered the bunking house of tame fit all times of the day or goods carried in the store sheeting, a yard ham dresses, each Bischoffshelm A Co. In an insignifi night and of 10,000,000-volt variety. B. F. Pitcher, clearing out Two lots high quality gathered together during . . . cant capacity. There he soon gave They were partly described by Dr. reservoir intake.................. 125.00 inventor y-—look them shoes for baby, choice 44c 69c evidence of extraordinary ability ft. A. Millikan of the California In H. S. Rogers, reservoir engi over—you will want sev 69c and 98c and he advanced rapidly. One day stitute of Technology to the con neer ___________________ 827.13 eral. the house was confronted with a tention of the National Academy of Children ’s single piece One lot wide ribbons in a Godard & Randall, labor and difficult situation, the handling of cotton fleeced shirts and In Madison, Wls. He hns materials_________ __ _... 2309.30 good range of colors in which presented seemingly Insuper Sciences drawers since the World war, State Industrial Accident cluding black and white, able obstacles to all. Young Cassel itudfed them where German scientists suggested a solution which appeared beginning commission, insurance.......... 49.45 3^2 to 6 inches wide, a 19c, 23c, 39c left off. Millikan won the $40,000 to be feasible and was Intrusted Yard prize for first measurement The Cottage Grove Sentinel, with the task. Having accomplished Nobel d printing and advertising... 124.35 jf the electron. The rays, unnamed, One lot women’s shoes in 25c It successfully, to the complete sat •re 12 momme weight—special to atoms passing over to L. W. Coiner, engineering narrow toe styles, black isfaction of his superiors, he was Dther due 32 to 36-inch good weight atoms, with the sun having for water and sewer__ ___ 225.00 for this sale or while the 66-inch width bleached called Into the office and Informed: no effect on the action, he said. kid, white and brown kid, outing flannel in pretty table damask assorted “We are entirely satisfied with the They appear throughout space, bom Emery Goodridge, engineer’s supply lasts—a yard choice a pair stripe patterns, a yard helper ------ ------------------- 33.50 beautiful patterns, a yard manner In which you have dis bard the earth from all directions charged this undertaking, and, as tt all times, and have extraordi Knowles & Graber, supplies.. 25.20 69c 59c 21c 59c an Indication of our appreciation, nary absorbing power. P. II. Jones, street and wat I J have decided to raise your sal er labor ___ ..__________ _ 115.20 ary to five hundred pounds.” Young G. B. Pitcher, salary nnd ex Cassel calmly replied, “I suppose Was Well Stocked pense .... ..... .... . ......... ......... 158.50 you mean live thousand pounds.” A day book of a retail grocer lo- Hamloth & Rohde, material 18x36 size fancy colored Choice one lot women’s JANUARY A GOOD TIME TO LAY IN QUANTITY Whereupon everyone looked with rated In a midwestern town shows and labor._________ ____ 10.70 astonishment at everyone else, but the entire list of Imported articles cotton top umbrellas border towels GROCERY SUPPLY—ORDER HERE AND NOW AT Mr. BlschotTshelm retorted Just as »old hy him In 18U2 as follows: Cof Frederick Post Co., supplies.. 29.09 79c calmly and promptly, "Yes. sir.”— fee, tea, figs, mustard, pepijer, Homer Galloway, salary and 22c THESE LOW PRICES— London Answers. expenso ................................. 91.15 [loves, allspice, nutmeg, ginger, Men’s fleece lined, spring 14 colors Japanese cotton rlnnamon, lemons, oranges, sage, Cbttage Grove Manufactur Tomato soup. 3 cans for.................................... ............ 25c needle rib cotton union prunes, raisins and almonds. Other crepes, a yard Had Their Nerve ing company, expense....... .50 Royal Club fancy sliced peaches, 4 cans......... 98c by him were: Eggs, H. J. Jorgensen_________ ..... suits, sizes 36 to 46, each 4.00 A well-known lecturer was prom foods handled 18c dried apples, dried Tom Cox, gravel for side Playmate washing powder, large size box..... ............ 21c ised $20 If he would give a talk at molaMM, $1.39 peaches, cranberries, potatoes, su n ■ hurlty affair In a small town. He Jar, Festival brand Golden Bantam corn, 3 cans.. ............. 59c walks _________ ________ 99.37 saleratUB, butter, One lot women’s narrow consented, and drove In a motor ear rheese, vinegar. "Dandy brand broom, green straw, white enameled crackers, lard, smoked hall First National bank, side Men’s blue denim bib toe rubbers, a pair lor twelve miles through a heavy walk* __________________ 25.00 49c ............ t»ut, whitefish, dried herring, rice, handle, each ........................................................... overalls, a pair r.-iinstorm to keep bls engagement. llrup, salt, cream of tartar, beans, Jack Konrnil, sidewalks ....... 25c 321.12 Market Day raisins, 4-pound package for..... ............ 39c I hough he hud come prepared to $1.29 coffee, peanuts, beef, veal, pork, L. P. Sanford, signs.............. 12.00 speak for only half an hour he rye, Bulk ground cocoa, 3 pounds ............................ .......... 25c extract, onions, cabbage, tur Wynne A Kime, brushes....... Double all - wool plaid 4.50 found upon his arrival that he was lemon Babbits’ brand scouring cleanser, 3 cans....... 14c nips and native nuts. If thia store Mell’s Big Yank work blankets, a pair expected to occupy the platform for keeper had other foods they were Worth Harvey, sidewalks__ 12.00 Spring style wood clothes pins, 3 dozen......... .............15c shirts. each an hour, which he did. The hall In pot Indicated on his charge account C. W. Burge, sidewalks......... 395.00 <$6.49 ......... 39c Good ungraded peas, Nedeo brand. 3 cans ..... which the affair was held was Cottage Grove Fire depart two years. 69c Fancy grade pineapple. No. 2^ cans, 3 for... ............ 79c poorly lighted and drafty and the for ment, attendance and drill 24.00 Two lots women’s aprons, lecturer was thankful when he was Royal baking powder, 5-pound can.................... .. $2.19 Billie Hall Service Station, Men’s wool mixed work priced Nothing Ever Lost finally able to leave the platform. Crescent brand baking powder, 5-pound can... .............98c 1.55 supplies for fire truck....... socks, a pair. An envelope was handed him, and Elements which enter Into the 29c 5.00 Oregon grown soft shelled walnuts, a pound... . 69c and 89c In It be found a $20 bill, together sinking of a soap-bubble film are as Boys, distribution posters..... 25c 4.39 with a note reading; “If you wUl lasting ns those which form granite Electric store, supplies...... . 50-pound sack standard dairy salt................. .......... 69c give us your fee God will aid you roi'k ; no material thing Is ever lost Mountain States Power Co., Women’s coats, priced Fancy small white beans, 12 pounds................ ........ $1.00 Men’s horse hide, wool In your efforts.” (or destroyed, says science. Man’s . street lighting for Dec___ 210.00 Bulk shnllod walnuts, snueial. nor nouncl____ 59c lined leather coats, each i Immortality Is fairly well assured R. W. Lombard, salary....... 20.00 1-3, 12, 2-3 i both by science and the Bible. It C. E. Frost, salary.... ... .......... 10.00 PHONE 33—CITY DELIVERY Wonder Gold Mine $9.85 value. was the Frenchman, Lavoisier, who One of the little-known wonders llret proved with his fine balance, J. F. McFarland, salary....... 100.50 Elections and polling booths, of the world Is the Morro Vellio that In all chemical operations It Is gold mine, In Brazil. Almost every only the kind of matter that Is expense ________________ 24.00 day for nearly 100 years this won Changed, the quantity remaining the Schofield Stewart, labor and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove derful mine has yielded a fortune Mime. This wits the discovery of B.05 Open your mouth and throw your- material ...x......... ...... .... .... Waldo Miller. Mrs. Haupt, who is a newspaper which eminent authority has stated to be one of In gold and Its allied products, the conservation of matter to which self into it!’’ while more wonderful still Js the knowledge of the conservation of □-------------------------------------- □ in Portland, will return sometime Why Not? the best country newspapers published by anyone anywhere. fact that. iMtead of giving out, the energy has since been added.—Cap The lights were dim, the curtains in March. lode shows signs of becoming, If per’s Weekly. Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Cooley and down, and two on the settee. anything, richer Ilian ever. The He: “Does your mother object to Miss Elizabeth Cooley were Sunday tnlue of the dally output of gold is n---------------------------------------- kisaingf »> guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Dun Officer'» Revenge about $5,000. In addition there are CULP CREEK. She: “Do you want to ring the nivan in the Grove. various valuable by products, such A naval officer, who had takM> Mr. nnd Mrs. Addison Heath, as silver, palladium and arsenic. whole family in on this party!’’ offense at something said at a din who spent the holidays here with (Special to The Sentinel.) ner party by h clergyman who had just been made an honorary canon. relatives, returned Sunday to their MOUNT VIEW Jan. 4.—Assistant County Super Strictly Neutral • nd who was somewhat autocratic, intendent Collier and 38 club work home at Taft. Oregon. A Junior football match was In resolved to be rwengatL Mrs. J. W, Fisher of Thornton ors spent New Year’s vacation Jan 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Allen progress and great excitement wi as He Invited the whole party to In Staley of Portland and Miss Gcr- Corners accompanied Mr. Fisher amused One of " the backs ______ tackled spect his ship next day. and when : '-amping at the Bohemia mines. the opposing center forward, and Inquiry was untile regarding the use Mr. Collier gave a fine address al dine Spaugh of Eugene visited to the new Cooley home, where after much wild kicking both fell. of one of the sham wooden cannon at the pie social held at Wildwood Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. Mr. Fisher is employed, nnd spent “Foul," Bald the referee, blowing he had put In a conspicuous place school building Saturday evening. Amanda Sears. New Year’s day with Mrs. Cooley. his whistle. Mrs. Amandn Sears and Miss to attract notice, he replied. In a [ Preceding his address a program Mrs. Dan Sullivan of Cottage “Who torr asked the home cap loud tone: "Oh, that wooden thing; was given by the women of the Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and Laura Riley were dinner guests tain. It’s only a dummy -a sort of hon community. Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs, Wil The circle netted Mrs. C. A. King. "Us." came the reply from the orary cannon I" $27.»15 from the sale of 23 pies. Mrs. Addison Heath visited two liam Keene at Thornton Corners. highly excited official -Vancouver De Luxe Loose Leaf Ledger Binder» 1‘iovlnc*. ■ Ellsworth Dnmewood was the auc- days of last week with her aunts, I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nelson of ( The Great Smith Family I tioneer, The De Luxe Steel Back Binder has stood the test of time and Mrs. R. Y. Porter and Mrs. Mackey, j Silk Creek were at the Waldo Mil Mrs. Grace Hunt, who visited her in Lynx Hollow. ' ler home Sunday evening and Mrs, The great family of Smiths bears has made good under the most exacting conditions of the modern Restoring Book» name which Is not only the com family during the Christmas holi- I Mr. and Mrs, Waldo Miller were [ Miller accompanied them to church accounting department. It is built for service and is covered by Books that have lain long in a a monest but the oldest In the world. our unconditional guarantee that if the mechanism breaks or damp place ami acquired a musty Professor Mahaffy, when decipher ■lavs, has returned to Yuba City, j New Year guests of Mr. and Mrs. i in the Grove that evening. R. A. Snauer at Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guggisberg Mix-Il should be thoroughly aired Ing the Petrie papyri, came upon i Calif. gets out of order inside of l_n years, it will be replaced or repaired and exposed to the sunlight for sev Mr. and Mrs. Joe Damewood took Mrs. Jim Wheeler and little son •»d fomi'y of Leona spent Satur- without cost to you. bearing the name Smith, tintnla eral days. Tills should arrest the one New Year'» dinner with Mrs. De and daughter Velma visited at th» "'»I with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gug written. “We have never." odor. Mildew may be checked by tnkably Bookkeepers like the De Luxe because Its secure grip, when l Grew. After dinner all motored Mr*. Amanda Sears home with Mrs. R’^M'rF- says, “found anything like K be luu-<blug over the books with spirits lie : to Mrs. Bernice Slagle ’» home on Wheeler’s niece. Miss Laura Riley, _. Briton and Clarence Scars helped locked on the sheets, insures perfect alignment—the first requisite fore, and It Is surely worth telling of vine or a few drops of essential Ihe many distinguished bearers of I Sharps creek. , out two days last week on the of a satisfactory current ledger binder. Filled with De I j . v Flat | one day last week. oil such as oil of cloves, applied the r.n—.* that there was a man Opening Sheets and indexed for quick reference with Pubreco Lisa Smith has returned to Salem with a soft cloth. The books anould known as Smith In the twentieth Mrs, Elizabeth Shide returned j building of the J. R. Cooley homo. Mrs. Sears and Miss Laura Riley be .lusted frequently. Celluloid Tabs, it makes the ideal loose leaf ledger outfit for I to attend school. 1 Monday from an extended visit j year of the third Ptolemy, 227 years t one day there with Mrs. economy and efficiency. The H. Proudfit family of Eu- with her son in Medford to the B. r„ and that he was occupied In Cooley. Clung to Austrian Pike» brewing and netting beerl” gene spent the Christmas holiday* home of her daughter, Mrs. Waldo , Fred Guggúberg sustained a R<*- Arnold Von IVInkelrhal, N w I m at the Russell Proudfit home at Miller, where she will remain i in verelv sprained wrist while em hei >, Is said to have decided a Swiss Innocence Wildwool. definitely. ployed at the Woodard camp last victory at Sempacti, In 1383, by before tb* polo match on* Mr and Mrs. W. D 1 Heath vis week. clinging to all Austrian pikes he of Just the playara was talklug to a lady ited Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. could reach, thus opening up the friend who sat In the enclosure. More Action. Mrs. Eutheria Dowen* and son* enemy's ranks for compatriots to r*iani*t : “If you want to make L. R. I-ong in the Grove. Walter and Andy and Miss Violet “ Have you ever MM a polo pass through. Loose Leaf Devices and that song succesaful i Mrs. Amanda Sears and Misses Riley spent Sunday with Mr. and you must sing match before?" ha Inquired "No. never,'' »lie replied, “but I'm louder. ’’ Special Ruled Fonns Laura an I Sarah Riley visited Bun Mrs. George I-avng. Too High aure I shall enjoy It. and I wish Vocalist: “T am singing ai loud day with Mr. and Mrs. George Mias Mary Sanner visited Sunday "I simply can't tel over It." said you'd hurry up and begin, for I'm as I can. What mor* can I dot*’ L*yn<. evening at th* Mrs. Amanda Sears the sweet young thing as «h* paused just dying to •*«■ tiume t>aautlful Pianist: “Bo more enthusiastic. William Haupt and small son I home. . ■AW.WAWA pofldaa kick the ball about.'* I* front of Ui* rail fenev While a motor omnibus was pro ceeding along a road through a <l< ise Jungle in Ceylon, the driver noticed a herd of wild elephants a short distance ahead. Thinking to scare them off, a passenger In the omnibus took a shot at the leader. The bullet grazed Its back, whereupon it bel lowed loudly and charged the omul bus, followed by the rest of the herd. The passengers dived beneath the seats, nut the driver stuck to his post and accelerated, steering the car straight at the leading elephant. As he approached, he swerved past the animal. In u flash the animal stretched out his trunk and tore the hood from the omnibus. A chase of more than a mile followed, but eventu ally the herd was thrown off. City Council I A"Tu"l Vi ^MOMEy r SALE OF DOMESTICS SALE OF WIDE OUTING FLANNEL LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS PRICE! PURE FLOSS SILK PONGEE Nearby News Cottage Grove Sentinel
