The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 29, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

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PAGE TWO
Didn't Come at AU.
“It’s easy to see your people
crime from Ireland.”
‘‘An’ that’s where ye’re wrong,
1 hey did nothin ’ of the kind.”
‘‘What! Didn’t they coine from
Inland! With that brogue!”
‘‘They did not. They’re there
ywt.” ___________________________
CARETAKER IS PLANNED
Freak Rock Sculpture
Parchment Is to Bring
of Dame Nature FOR M. E. CAMP GROUND
Much Publicity to C. G. On Work
the Coml»h coast of England.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. La in son en-
tertained with u dinner Sunday,
honoring William Skidmore on his
birthday anniversary, Those pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. William (
Skidmore and baby, Ottawa, Kans.;
Mr. and M rs. Walter Skidmore and I
(Continued from first page.
Dame Nature has excelled In the
art of sculpture In the number of
faces she has carved in the rock
by means of wind and wave and
weather.
Every visitor to Land's
end Is taken to a certain point of
vantage where can be seen the
rugged featurea of Doctor Johnson,
but In this case a little imagination
is required.
Far better is the re­
markable likeness of Queen Vic­
toria on the north coast of Corn­
wall.
At Redruthen steps, the
Queen Elizabeth rock rises majes­
tically out of the sands.
Every
motorist through the lake district
sees the lion and the lamb, on the
summit of a mountain near Gras­
mere. The lion especially looks as
well carved as one of the Land­
seer lions in Trafalgar square.
Strangely
enough,
approaching
from the other side, two or three
miles beyond, another rock on the
same mountain takes precisely the
same form, and on coming closer
this rock changes to what is called
“The Lady at the Organ." This
is a great rock tn the shape of an
organ, at which sits a woman with
outstretched hands, as though pro­
ducing “the sound of a great
amen,"
Plans tor the care of the camp
grounds will be made tonight at \
a 7 o’clock meeting of those attend­
ing the sixth annual Methodist
Oregon conference camp meeting.
Il is proposed to employ a care-
tuker who will live at the grounds
the whole year and who will beauti­ ’
fy the piaee. Plan» will also be
made to secure more outside back­ '
ing for the camp grounds.
A number of conversions have
been made during the session which
i
will close Sunday evening.
Attendance 'this year compares
favorably with that of last year.
A number are camping on the
Obeyed Orders.
' ‘ Prisoner, did you steal that
mg?”
“No, yer honor. A lady gave it
ic me and told me to beat it, and
I did.”
i • out of the state, returns to Salem,
Miss Mack will carry the parch
meat to the capitol. Her party will
be met at Jefferson, 14 miles south
three children, Curtin; Mr. and Mrs. of Salem, by Governor Pierce, Sec­
D. B. Hunt and sons Robert and retary of State Kozer and an escort
Edgar, Curtin; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. of state traffic officers. Pictures
Mack, Portland, and Miss Ada will be taken as the governor and
WEEKLY PROG Rd M
Edwards, house guest of the Lam- secretary affix their signatures and
sons. Mr. and Mrs. William Ski.l- affix the great seal of the state.
n ore, who are visiting Mr. Hkid- Miss Mack and her party will pro­
Thursday, July 29
more’s brother Walter at Curtin, ceed to Portland and will be met
will leave soon for Ottawa, Kan»., at the city boundaries by Mayor
Buster Keaton in
where Mr. Skidmore has a teaching Baker and an escort of Portland
traffic officers, who will conduct
“GO WEST.”
position.
htr to the Oregonian office, where
Here they are—Buster and
Utopia club was entertained she will deliver the parchment to
his cow, Brown Eyes, in a this The afternoon
that newspaper, which will start
the home of Mrs.
it on its long journey after it has
comedy of the wide open F L. Grannis. at Mrs.
Harold John
spaces where cows are cows. I son was welcomed as a new mem­ been placed on exhibition for a day
Comedy
ber.
Plans were made for the or two.
The parchment carries the follow­
“FELIX RESTS IN
club’s annual picnic to be held
PEACE”
early in August.
The afternoon ing message:
‘‘Greetings: In the heart of the
was spent with needlework. Room
and International News.
holy land and in the state of Ore-
decorations were bouquets of old
fashioned flowers and the table gon there grows a tree known as
holy
Friday, July 30
centerpiece was an attractive bowl the myrtle—ofttimes called
wood.
of
nasturtiums.
A
delicious
two-
“THE MAN UP STAIRS”
Not
“Framed in this rare ‘holy wood’ Exposure to
course luncheon was served.
with Monte Blue and
1 am sending thl» parchment to
Harmful
Still Air
Hollywood, and on it» journey it
Dorothy Devore.
Professor Bancroft’s heart beat
to her friends here will visit every »tate in the union
Honest Laughter! Spooky is Of the interest
and blood flow test on naked per­
announcement of the ap-
Mystery! Thrilling Comedy! proaching marriage of Miss Eva to receive the official seals and sons In the extreme cold of ten de­
signatures
of
the
executives
of
each
Romance and everything
Hartung and Charles Carter Litch­ commonwealth. This unique docu grees below the freezing point sug­
gests the question : What degree
that makes a picture.
field, to take place August 4 in ment will complete its long trip at of cold can the unclad human
Comedv
Fanta Barbara, Calif. Miss Har the joyous yuletide season and will body withstand? Perhaps the most
“OFFICIAL OFFICERS.” lung is a daughter of Walter be sold to raise funds to bring surprising experiment in this di­
Hartung and is a former resident cheer and hap^:ness to the hearts rection was made during the in­
of this city. She is a graduate of <1 the u* fortunate» in the motion ternational
circumpolar
expedi­ Never before in our history as tire dealers have we been able to offer our customers
Saturday, July 31
tions in 1882-3. The officer in
the local high school and of the
picture
capital
of
the
world.
”
charge of the northern Siberian such wonderful tire “buys” as right now. Due to the great volume of tire business
“THE TOUGH GUY”
teachers’ training college in Santa
Never in history has such a station, clad only in his nightshirt, coming direct from car owners throughout the country—the great Firestone fac*
Baibarn.
Miss
Hartung
visited
here
with Fred Thomson.
parchment
been
prepared
and left his tent for a stroll in the
recently ns a guest of Mrs. J. P.
He who hesitates is lost!
signed by the governors of all open air when the temperature waz tories have been, and are now, working at top speed building Gum-Dipped 'Urea
Currin
and
Miss
Lula
Currin.
So don’t hesitate to see this
states and by the president of the 72 degrees below freezing point, in tremendous quantities. Manufacturing costs have been lowered—crude rubber
United States. Nor is there any and he was none the worse for It! prices have been reduced — and the
good picture.
Anything in Printing.
document bearing ail these signa­ This result was explained by the
You can’t go wrong.
Sentinel.
tures. It is the custom of collec­ fact that during the promenade not savings passed on to car owners.
Comedy
a breath of air was stirring. Had
tors,
including the libraries ol state there been a purga (the terrible
Firestone Gum-Di
Balloon Tires are
“FOOLS’ LUCK.”
universities and other public organi blizzard of that region), with its now 20 per cent less t
hey were a year ago
zations, to send to state capitals to dense, blinding, and suffocating this time.
Sun.-Mon., August 1-2
obtain copies of the state seals, and cloud of Ice needles, it would have
Take advantage of this exceptional oppor­
it is believed that this parchment, meant Instantaneous death.
Reginald Denny in
tunity to equip your car—right at the height
bearing all seals and signatures,
“ROLLING HOME,’
of the summer season—with these long-mileage
will be of rare value to such insti­
Organ Built of Bamboo
The girl next door believed
tutions.
Gum-Dipped Tires at our new low prices.
Tuneful melodies of sweet, well-
lie was a millionaire so he
Already plans have been laid by rounded tone still flow from the Buy your tires from us and you’ll be sure of com-
We
Operato
Over
turned a jitney into a
Miss Mack to conduct the parch pipes of a bamboo organ built into £lete satisfaction—with the comfort, safety and
7(100 Mile» of
ment on the last few laps of its the church at Las Pinas in the
fortune in twenty-four hours
>ng mileage that only Gum-Dipping can give.
Highway».
journey.
As it approaches Salt Philippines more than 110 years ago
It’s a riot.
Come in today. Don’t take chances with
by
the
Augustinian
fathers.
This
Lake
city,
her
home
town,
she
will
Comedy
fly there from Hollywood and will Instrument is constructed wholly your old tires.
“DARE DEVIL DAISY.”
present the parchment to Utah state of bamboo cut from a Jungle near
executives for their signatures. the church. The builders treated
4
the bamboo to make It impervious
Tuesday, August 3
Thence she will take it to Carson to the elements. The pipes were
City, Nev., and from there to Sacra buried In sand for six months for
“WATCH YOUR WIFE”
Stages leave Cottage Grove daily
mento for the last of the 48 state seasoning and hardening as a pro­
with Pat O’Malley and
for all California point».
Then on to Los Angeles, tection against the atmosphere and
seals.
Virginia Valli.
where Miss Mack will be met by white anta, which attack nearly all
NEW
SCHEDULE:
We have information that
Mayor George Cryer, state and oth wooden articles In that climate. In
leads us to believe you will
1863 and again in 1882 the organ
••r civic officials.
ARCADE Theatre
firestone
GUM-
DIPPED
BALLOON
Cold
in
I
grounds. The percentage of those
who came for several days, of the
session is larger this year than last.
20% Less Than Year Ago!
World’s Longest
Stage Line
Woodson Brothers Garage
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
learn something to your
advantage on this date.
Sh-h-h-h! Also first class
Comedy
Fares from Cottage Grove to—
Wednesday, August 4
“THE ONLY WAY”
with Martin Harvey.
The most thrilling hero role
of modern times.
A stirring climax in
every episode.
It’s a real picture.
A good comedy, too.
Yreka.......... $9.00
Redding
$12.50
San Francisco $15.50
Los Angeles $27.35
Information, ticket», folder» from
Howe’s Confectionery, Agont.
Phono 97.
Stage Terminal
Main Street, Cottage Grove, Ore.
■J I
80 Miles Per Gallon!
“and That’s only Part
of the Saving!”
Safe
Com
fort-
able
Oregon Motor Company
5:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m.
10:50 p. m.
Its amazing economy in gasoline, oil
and tiles—plus the saving on garag­
ing. investment, and depreciation—
makes the Harley-Davidson Single the
lowest cost power travel.
Fast and powerful enough for all
traffic and road conditions. Easier to
ride and control than a bicycle—aafe.
You’ll learn to ride it in the length of
a city block.
Ask About Our Convenient
Pay-as-You Ride Plan.
The
Easy to Ride HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Single
and Park
HARRY RENTLE
Agent
(Continued from first page.)
was damaged, the first time by an
earthquake and the second time
by a typhoon which blew off the
roof of the church. It was silent
for 29 years until in 1911 Father
Fanlel, a Belgian missionary, bad
It repaired, and since that time it
has been in constant service.
ato manned by employes of the city.
Los Angeles appreciates what the
motion picture business means fi­
nancially and gives it every en
c< uragement.
Cottage Grove has,
so far as it has been able, imitated
I.os Angeles in this respect during
the time the Buster Keaton com
pany has been here and this fact
Las been commented on by Buster
and the members of his organize
tion.
Billy Wood was anxious to get
home, for his youngest baby hail
learned to walk while he was here,
and seeing a child of his own learn
to walk is something that no father
bkes to miss. Ves, many of the
motion picture people take time
to rear families.
The 8uez canal, 92 miles long,
connecting the Red sea and the
Mediterranean, was built by a
stock company organized in 1854 by
the French engineer. De Lessepe
Work was commenced in 1889 and
November 16, 1860, the cana) was
opened tn the presence of the em­
peror of Austria, the empress of
the French and the khedlve of
Egypt. The coat of the undertak­
ing was somewhat more than 1100,
000,000. The canal is a sea-level
canal and Its completion reduced
the sea voyage from London to
India more than 8,500 miles. In
1875 the British government pur­
chased the khedive’s Interest in the
canal for about $20,000,000, and
now owns the controlling Interest.
—Kansas City Times.
Los Angeles Almost
Belongs to Producers
Prince’s Address Heard Here.
So al the Bargain
The young plumber had pro­
posed to the girl that evening and
had been accepted, (Several hour«
later they parted and he went
home.
At three o’clock In the morning
a loud ringing of the front door
bell of the girl’s abode was heard
Her father, roused from slumber,
went to the wtndow and. sticking
out his head. Inquired who was
there.
"It’s John.” said a voice from
below; *T asked Agnes to marry
me and she said she would, but I
forgot to kiss her.”
The Presbyteriah congregation
will hold services Sunday forenoon
with the Baptist church in the
chapel car. Pastor J. D. Chappelle
will be the speaker. The Baptists
1 united last Sunday with the Pres
byterians
at
the
Presbyterian
i < hurch.
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History of Suez Canal
The address of Crown Prince
Gusaf Adolf of Sweden at the re­
ception tendered him and the Crown
Princess at the Palace hotel in
San Francisco Wednesday evening
v.as heard over the radio here by
Mrs. Clara Burkholder. She said
that the speech came in clear and
strong and that the broadcasting
van remarkably free from static.
The crown prince praised United
states institutions highly.
Churches to Join in Services.
CRESWELL, OREGON
Tribute to Mighty London
Ixmdon, the world’s metropolis
and the heart of the British em­
pire. has been for more than two
centuries the political and cummer
clal center of the globe. Its pool
tion is unique and such as no other
city In history has attained.
It
Is the capital and center of the
world-wide British empire and Is
the beadquarters from which more
than a quarter of the entire popula
tion of the globe, occupying more
than a quarter of tha world's arsa.
Is
governed (TirtMlaa
Science
Monitor.
Simple Remedy
Should the voice be loot from
the effects of a cold, a simple, pleas­
ant remedy is furnished by beat­
ing up the white of an egg. adding
to It the juice of one lemon, and
sweetening it with white sugar to
taste Take a spoonful from time
to time.
Unrwonablt of Thtm
Lady (to <x>llector;—Now. thia la
the »eventh time yoa’vo been hero
after that money and we*ve only
had then mg» nti months
Any
body would think wo was running
away.
ffioney £
savinff
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public confidence is had where and only the “will
to serve” is evident and sincere.
It is our ambition, as builders, that Skaggs Stores
endure beyond our material need, and to that end the
" hole organization is bending its thought and energy.
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