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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1926. PAGE FTVÄ T California over the Cascade line. New Year Sunday Transfer Binders. The Sen tinel. Appealed to R. L. S to Help Out Bazaar Creatures of Mystery in Unexplored China The Same Consideration Strange creatures, said to have R. L. 8. was writing hard one morning when the door was pushed been found In the south of China, are causing a great deal of scien oi>en and a much excited lady at thp Presbyterian Church tific curiosity. cashed in. The most amazing of these dis "Oh. Mr. Stevenson!" she ex claimed. "1 won t really keep you coveries deals with a race of "dog long; but I do want you to help faced” people. This tribe la suld me out of a difficulty. I have to to live far in the Interior. They The child with her penny savings bank, take a stall at a bazaar, and there have thick hair all over their bod is not nearly enough uiater'ul to ies, live In trees, and are entirely The small boy with his small change, sell. Somebody told me the other savage. There have been reports also of day that you are getting so cele The lady with her pin money savings, brated that even a scrap of your a blue tiger, a creature which 1» 10 a. in. Sunday school. Start the year by enroll- handwriting would bring in quite a against all known laws of zoology. The small man with his small roll, ing as a member. We have a staff of highly com petent lot of money. Please give me one This beast is not striped like the teachers, Organized classes for all. You will enjoy our or two of your manuscripts. We ordinary tiger, but has a bluish fur The big man with his big roll, resembling the color of coarse dun would put them up to auction!“ orchestra. John W. Craig, superintendent. garee. During one month, a sci When the lady at last paused for 11 a in. Morning worship. By special request the The big man who applies for a big loan, breath, her victim replied that It entist reported. this specimen ■ choir will repeat the Christmas music. The minister was not in his power to oblige her; killed and ate tit) people. The same The small man who applies for a small loan, will give a New Year message. “The Fascination of the he had no suitable contribution to explorer. Doctor Caldwell, also dis offer for her bazaar; nothing what covered a badger as big as a bear, Unknown,” from the text “Ye have not passed this The lady with her church subscription list, ever that would be worthy of such and shot a serow, a very rare ani way before.” a fate. mal which is a cross between a The small boy with school entertainment tickets, 6:30. Endeavor meeting. "Oh, Mr. Stevenson, don’t say goat and an antelope. All these reports lend color to the 7:30. Evening service. The Odd Fellows and that!” she replied with kindly con The child with society entertainment tickets. descension. "Any of your stories theory held by many scientific men Rebekahs Of the city are to be special guests at this would do nicely. My friend told that In southern China thee are are EACH accorded the same considerate attention service. It was planned that this service would be the me so; she said anything of yours many strange, primitive men and and extended the most liberal treatment consistent culmination in the dedication services of the new would sell. Please don't disappoint animals to be discovered. Life in Inventory Sheets and Bind us! It ................. with good and profitable banking. doesn't really matter how this region today Is supposed to be temple, but in as much as the dedication is postponed ers. The Sentinel. stupid it is, o: how badly writ- very like that in prehistoric times, it was thought best to go ahead with the evening meet ten I” anil many ‘‘prehistoric'' animals ing. Rev. t'ameron will speak on “The Romance of How this lady was finally de- may be still existing. The men, SENATOR FLAYS POLICY Religion, or the Gospel of the Second Mile.” The choir ported do not remember to have too. have probably remained almost OF POISONING ALCOHOL heard, I But she at least paid ber unchanged. will render two special anthems for this service. Do footing by supplying R. L. 8. with For years the Chinese themselves not be absent. Commence the year aright by being (By United Press.) one of his best anecdotes, one that have believed that dragons and fly twice at the house of God. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30—(8pe- he related with sheer delight.—("It. ing serpents exist In their country. cial.)—Deaths caused from drink L. 8. and His Sine Qua Non.” By They have been scoffed at as hav ing vivid Imaginations, but may it ing impure liquor during the holi “The Gamekeeper.”) not be a fact that these creatures CASE AGAINST AIMEE day season today stirred a con still lurk in the hinterland where visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. gressional storm against the gov Change in Popularity MAY BE DISMISSED white men have rarely penetrated? I Elmer W. Caldwell at Elmira. ernment policy oi putting poison of Slang Continuous (By United Press.) I M rs. Lillian Cotter of Saginaw in alcohol. The expression “Quoz” was flung Not Much Doubt as LOH ANGELES, Dec. 27.—(Spe With the intension of prohibit i was a dinner guest Christinas of cial.)—The case against Aimee ing the use of poisons by law, ."requently In the year 1826 at Im the Ç. E. Stewart family. to Where She Stood I Semple New Year’s Eve pertinent persons who asked you McPherson is near collapse Senator Edwards of New- Jersey C. A. King, who lives out Row Hube Morris is spending several questions that you preferred not Attorney W. B. Ward tells of the today and may be dismissed be- AT sent a letter to Lincoln Andrews, to answer. The next really for utterance of a client he once had river, is suffering with an injured days in Portland. federal director prohibition en midable success was, “What a In Kansas City that he regarded as 1 fore night, according to informa- right eye that he hurt several DRAIN, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. L. K. . Brumfield forcement, asking if congress had days ago while pulling stumps. shocking bad hat !” which soon a classic In finality. The client j tion from the district attorney’s I of Marshfield, who had 1 spent authorized the use of wood alcohol blossomed Into a game almost aa was of ebon hue ami was asking to , office. District Attorney Keyes A marriage license was issued i Christmas with relatives here, re- popular as and even more strenu be divorced from what she termed has called the grand jury in spe Monday to John William Kerns of' turned hvitie Sunday, They were and other poisons in making com ous than the renowned “Beaver!" the "most nocountest, trlfllngest cial session to consider charges of mercial alcohol undrinkal^p. Sen- this city and Miss Mabel Mosby accompanied by Mrs. Amanda ator Edwards characterized Music By ! perjury against Mrs. Loreaine the Wearers of worn and torn head man that breathed.” of Djrena. pieces were in constant danger of Judge Birney figured such ex Sears, who will visit with them practice as legalized murder. having the offending object coriation indicated another suitor VViseman-Sielaff, star witness for The Accordion Six Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hill of until ’ after Now Year’s. Many persons died, a number snatched from their heads and somewhere In the background. By the prosecution in the preliminary Newberg are visiting at the home Stewart for good plumbing. I were made blind and others were hurled Into the gutter by enthu- clever questioning he attempted to hearing, who, it is said, has flatly VALUABLE of their daughter, Mrs. O. W. Phone 217-J. South Seventh. ' seriously ill as result of drinking slastlc athletes. wring from the Irate witness that declared she committed perjury on Hays. IXXIR PRIZE WILI The year 1835 the stand. ls agreed upon by there was another man In the hlrs. C. S. Roberts and recent son i illicit liqu<w during the BE GIVEN Dickson Market. Neat. Sani Stewart will leave soon for ■ holidays. It is claimed that most scholars as the time at which case, but she stoutly denied such If perjury charges against “ 'Does I your mother know you’re tary. Courtesy always. Aberdeen, Wash., with Airs. | poisoned alcohol caused several of out !” first convulsed a weary Inference and continued with the Mrs. Wiseinan-Sielaff are sustained, denunciation of the hapless spouse. Admission, 75c—Ladies Free Frank Dickson is nursing an in Roberts’ parents, Mr. and M rs. I the deaths. world, Five more years of fasting Aft« r an hour the court decided the the case against Mrs. McPherson jured right thumb. He bruised it Austin, to spend several weeks. will be dismissed. An noun cement and prayer were necessary before plaintiff had earned her decree ♦' Sunday while repairing the icing, Mr. ami Mrs. William Culver and “Do you see any green In my eye?” and so Indicated, but In passing from the district attorney’s office machine at his market and infec family -of Vernonia visited over stated that investigators had been made its bow. The closing decades Judgment he observed verbally that of the Nineteenth century were the plaintiff would In all probabil given a new version implicating tion set in Tuesday night. Christmas with Mr. Culver’s more prolific and they may be held ity be married again within a one of the evangelist’s former Schofield Stewart goes to Eu brother, Harry Culver. responsible for "I would I were month. Disregarding formality and personal attorneys. f gene tomorrow for an operation The Accordion Six will hold a with Nancy,” "Whoa, Emma, mind even with contempt the woman Mrs. Wiseman-Siclaff is known for the removal of his tonsils. New- Year’s eve dance Friday the paint," “Not today, baker," took her stand In front of the bench "Not In these trousers,” “Where and fixing Judge Birney with her as the hoax woman of the Carmel Mrs. J. P. Graham was confined I night at Drain. A valuable door angle of the case against Mrs. did you get that hat?” and “Let ’em eyes she exclaimed : to her home several days of the i prize will be given. McPherson and in the preliminary Friday and Saturday all come."—From T. P.’s and Cas "Judge. Hie man I’d marry r- past week with a severe cold. Did you intend to insure that sell's Weekly, London. been again ain’t been born yet and 1 fur hearing declared she had Nights Miss Vera Scott of Eugene has ear after Jan. 17 Tom Aw>>rey thermore his mother's dald.” hired by the evangelist to provide been visiting several days of the has the policy you will want. Call a woman to pose as the companion Dry Flower» in Sand past week with Miss Beth Bede. Chestnut Transfer. d30c of Kenneth G. Ormistm, with ¿f. S within’'» Day Lovers of flowers in their nat Miss Esther Silsby returned ural state are afforded a way of July IB Is st. Swlthln'« day. Ac- whom, the prosecution alleged, the Monday night from Wedderburn, drying cut blossoms In sand In cording to an old superstition. If evangelist had lived in a cottage after spending; Christmas with her stead of press ing them, says Popu It rains on St. Swlthln'a day It will at Carmel while supposed to be in IXX)R PRIZE WILI lar Mechanics Magazine. The meth rnln on Hie forty succeeding day«. the hands of kidnappers. sister, Mrs. George Kerr. od requires dishes sufficiently deep The legend says that St. Swlthln, BE GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bosser- 1 so that the blossoms can be cov bishop of Winchester, who died In Give notices of your spe man of Coquille are visiting Mrs. and our sincere thanks for the ered to a depth of at least an Inch. 862. desired to be burled in the dp Ledgers and ledger sheets Bosserman’s parents, Mr. cial meetings through and business which has enabled us White scouring sand will do. It churchyard In order that ‘the The Sentinel. ' ' Music by Mrs. James Groom. The Sentinel. Much to expand as we have during should he laid half an Inch deep In sweet rain of heaven might fall the dish, ‘he flowers placed stem upon his grace.” When he was CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleck of the past year. cheaper than using post i downward In the layer and then janonlzed the monks thought they We wish to express our sincere al cards, and a whole lot I Portland visited over the week end I sprinkled over until all the petals would honor St. Swlthln by remov with Mrs. Fleck’s aunt, Mrs. Bake less work. The charge is and the entire blossom are fully ing his body Into the choir, and appreciation of the kindness shown Stewart. covered. The flowers should be they set July 15 as the day for the us in so many ways during the 50 cents for each notice, I held flrmly. as this insures a com ceremony. But It rained on that illness an<l following the death of Galloway writes insurance. and results obtained are plete dusting. When covered they day and continued to rain every cur loved one. The beautiful The E. Si Holdennan family will PHONE-2O1 splendid. 19N.6th^i are placed In their dish In a warm, succeeding day for forty days, floral offerings also made our return to Medford Saturday, after dry place. In about a week some which the monks Interpreted as grief easier, especially those from ♦ spending 10 days here with rela- of the blooms will be thoroughly disapproval of their project by the the Bohemia Lumber company and Authorised Dealer i fives. dried, but others may require much saints, and accordingly abandoned FADA RADIO longer. By this method the blos It. The story Is mythical, at least its employes. Superintendent O. W. Hays'at Mr. and Mrs. Norval Powell of Mr». T. L. Smith, soms are said to retain their nat In part, for St. Swlthln was never tended the annual convention of Prineville are spending the holi- ATWATER-KENT RADIO o, L. Smith and family, ural shapes and colors even for actually canonized by the church. teachers of the state, held this ! day season >ere with relatives of CROSLEY RADIO years. H. J. Smith and family, week in Portland. He headed the Mr. Powell. T. L. Smith Jr. and family, SAVAGE WASHER Lane county delegation and served Meat Consumption A number of Elks from here are <130p Mrs. R. E. Hendricks Ancient Hymn» Discovered on the legislative committee. SAVAGE IRONER Foreigners as a rule consume planning to attend an Elks dance and family. Texts that were sung to music larger quantities and more varie Frosty Malts. Something to be given New Year’s night at EDISON MAZDA LAMPS are among the discoveries recently tics of m^ats than do Americans. new. Gray Goos.. the new Elks ball room in Eugene. G. E. VACUUM CLEANERS made In the ruins of Ur. where the This is particularly true of Ger Inventory Sheets and Miss Emily Haldeman, who is and templea of Nebuchad mans, Poles, Hungarians and Bo ers. The Sentinel. Frosty Milkshakes. Tasty. WESTINGHOUSE RANGES palaces teaching school in Bend, is spend nezzar. king of the Assyrians, hemlans. Surveys made show that ing the holidays with relatives Tempting. Gray Goose. home owners and tenants of large WESTINGHOUSE APPLI stood. Autolsts Travel Fast. We meet all competition Mrs. Rosa Currin spent the week Tombs under the ruina of dwell apartments purchase meats In con here. (’barged with driving at a rate! ANCES and furnish the best sale end in Eugene »with her daughter, ing houses were discovered, dating siderable quantity and of wide va .■I -.0 | miles an hour on Pacific t Mrs. W."B.- Johnston is expected Mrs. Vernon Fields. RIDDLE LIGHTING from the period of the I.arsa kings, riety. Tenants of small apartments book on the market. Medford, to return soon from about 2000 B C., large, solidly con purchase small quantities and highway r near here, Adam Engle i Home merchants should i T tments Mr. Curtiss, a former resident, was arrested Monday ' of Salem son, W. where she is visiting her structed In burnt brick. There was usually buy steaks and chops, buy their salesbooks at is here from Aberdeen visiting EVERREADY FLASHLITES by Sergeant Earl Hous- | found against the wall of the room Working-class people buy large afternoon B. Johnston Jr., and her daughter, home. relatives over the holidays. Mrs. Ed Johnson. - EVEREADY BATTERIES a collection of nearly sixty clay quantities and many varieties of ton, state traffic officer. He will, tablets which had obviously been meats. Office workers consume appear in court on his way back Student Note Book Covers, U S L RADIO BATTERIES Miss Kathleen Kem, who had stored In a Jar, whose fragments relatively small quantities and few from San Francisco.« spent Christmas here with her par 10c each while they last. The lay with them. They were fairly varieties. T Business and profes- RADIOTRON TUBES R. Fir.her, «Iriver of a Pickwick ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Kent, Sentinel. large and unusually well preserved stonai classes consume high grade stage bound for Los Angeles, was Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Sweetland G. E. WIRING SYSTEM- and bore religious text* and hymns meats. Miss left Monday for Portland. Printing. Always Try arrested by Sergeant Houston Sun In honor of the moon god, written Myrtle Kem accompanied her sister of Portland are spending the holi G. E. WIRING SUPPLIES Practically Everything in day on a charge of driving 45 out In the time of Rlm-Sln, king of for a several days’ visit in Port- days at the N. W. White home. Your Home Printer First. Poison» in Hitt, ory Larsa. twenty-one centuries before miles an hour near Creswell. He land. • Mrs. C. O. Parker of Eugene is CTirist. These are the most Im ■ Nearly every race In the world, will also appear later. 3 Look for the Orange Front. visiting at the home of her par-1 portant tablets which excavations and that Includes untutored sav- ents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. ares. have their pet poisons, says have yet brought to light. — Musical Dickson's Market. Girard In the Philadelphia Inqulr r America. ì Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell of Parker, while her husband is on a SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN er Not for nothing was Cupid dis business trip to California. VICTIM OF STRANGLER Portland spent Christmas week end played aiming an arrow The poi The Vital Spark Inventory Sheets and Bind with Mr. Caldwell’s parents. Mr. soned arrow has figured in human (By United Pre»«.) Are not the poeta themselves to history for thousands of years. and Mrs. 0. W. Caldwell. They ers. The Sentinel. HAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30.— blame that poetry Is not more wide Different races use different poi were dinner guests Christmas day Dan Parker, who had been visit of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart, ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ' (Special.)—Mrs. Adele Meacham is 1y read? Beautiful, wandering, alm sons. Pliny wrote that the Gauls leu» linen soon fade without an used n mixture of decayed anima! in a critical condition today as Il'e Thank Our Patrons for the Splendid Year parents of Mrs. Caldwell, and M. Parker, returned Wednesday to I the result of being attacked by a Idea. Is satire—impudent, person matter and toadstools to put death biting—a genuine poetic mood? at the point of their arrows. In ICe Have Had fiend who closely resembled the al, Are beautifully trimmed and [ strangler who has killed a dozen hedged gardens the best Inspiration some places In Africa today the death penalty is Inflicted via a i const women. Mrs. Meacham was for ¡»oettalng human nature? Are bowl of deadly liquid. found by her husband in their the literary teas of nodal climbers apartment and told of being the best laboratories for poetizing Insect Marvel choked by a dark foreigner. She human nature? And yet an Incoo A water spider I« one of the sequential leaf In the air may seem g is about to become a mother. nt crestion ft Is to be □ The dark strangler has been vital and Important if to the poet marvels It is vital and Important.—Marie found In every ditch or stagnant □ operating for several months in Lahrs, In Poetry. □ >>^>1. It must breathe the air to coast cities and detectives have live, yet It I« born under water, slid passes Its life either on or be been baffled in their attempts to Teutonic Race neath It It can run as easily upon apprehend the fiend. Portland The Teutonic people« comprise the surface of the water aa an or police nre working on several those population* of Europe apeak creature does on land «’hen definite vines and developments Ing the Teutonic lanruagea and In dlnary « It Ilves below the surface ft is seen from the San Francisco attack elude the Enxlloh-apeaklng [>eople to be glistening with bubbles. The may hasten the strangler’s arrest. of the British Isles. the Herman water spider Is covered with little speaking people In Germany. Aua- bristles, and these carry the air ANNOUNCES THE OPENING CF HIS OFFICE OVER FOR ALL ELKS trla, Hungary and Mwltaerland. the down with it Into the water The Customer—‘ ‘ Have you the same Flemish of Belgium, the Brandl THE WHITE PHARMACY. AND THEIR LADIES razor you used on me vemerdnyf” «favtana of Sweden and Norway, skin of the spider la consequently never wet. Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Harber—fes, sir. the «ame and practically all the Inhabitants Other hours by appointment ¡identical one.” of Holland and Denmnrk Outaide Seek Tin on Sea Floor Customer—’‘Then give me gas.” of Europe It Include« thoee people tfc Phone 240 The ¡rnvernnient of the Dutch of the above mentioned countries that have emigrated to Afttoa, Bast Itidfew 1« considering mining Card Cabinet«. The Sentinel. tUMrica Auatraiaata, «to. <«t«in »ea bottom arana for tin. The Presbyterian Church Hashes You A1 7 a Very Ha fifty New Year Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baker oi Salem and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. i Mayes of Albany spent the Christ- I mas holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McFarland, parents of Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Mayes. Susie M. Smith has filed suit for divorce in circuit court against Francis E. Smith. ~ The couple were married June 9, 1923, in Eugene. The plaintiff asks the return of her maiden name, Susie M. Wirth. Mrs. Claude Sherman in confined to the house with a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harms of Portland and Howard Beagle and two sons of Ridgefield, Wash., are spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Sarah Harms. I Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Red of North Bend are visiting at home of Mrs. Redifer’s pare Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker. The First National Bank Of Cottage Grove DANCE City Briefs [ I December 31 DANCE ANLAUF PAVILION Our best wishes for a Happy New Year N elson E lectric S hop SALESBOOKS! The Sentinel May Your New Year Be a Happy and Prosperous One ELKS’ DANCE WEST SIDE GARAGE Oldest Shop in 'Town Saturday Night, January 1 At the New Elks’ Ball Room in Eugene COME! DR. CARLL ‘Dentist