The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 21, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE HENT1NEL. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1927.
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Utelessness of War
Proved by Voltaire
(Mie of Voltaire» inost pepUiui
book», lila hlator.*, of l'biiib-i. ! il,
la devolvd lo u pruclh ul
<>l
III«* utter fnlly of war.
ili« lile
of Charle« XII <>f Mwe«l«-ii i» un • *
umple wltliout eqUul of tiie «olo .il
fullllty oí war.
( 'hurles, om­ <>t
itir World'» moni lusplrlug evi« ui
pies of a ciipitblr, ln*lel.iiig «l
rular, lo ll Ufe oí »elf «leuml, . • <«
bul om* fuult.
lie upi-iit Inn • n
tire Ufe muklng w:ir. Sturili«, Ilia
career ut ili«- ug«* of righi« < n . I i I»
thè succe»sful <|i-r<i«-<* of hi» «.i
«ioni «igtilhul tile < omino« <1 loft «
of sevrrui <«f Ilo* gieul« -t «««uriti! •
of Eiir<>|«<*. wltliln u eompiiriillv*-ly
short lime In* was completi* <l«c
tato«' of eiiMlrrn Europi
Siali)
times In* ovrrwlii-|lii«*<l Ioni
o'il
numlM-ring hi» uwn live oi t< n
olir.
Cruwnllig «Ilei dillnon
kliig», alino»! ut wlll. In» uini' w« i.
uaually allrulstic
He sougln ul
way» to lo* Imperli«! «imi Just
He
«indrrt«M>k no «»ffcnshr wnr -. tl«
Ilio lldentlon of bettering Ili»
or hi» country.
Y«-t wi.i-u in* >1 • <
lir limi «Ione no liiMlhig g«H»d
ll<
hnd Irrepuriibly Impoverì« tini
own «imi otiier couiitrli». .imi
wuated hi» greut Ufi*, wlilch u
bave ÌH*rn »o pro«lii«-tlii* of g«»«
thè World. Ili tellina ini» m< »'
iilfli'imt »tory Voltali* Impr«
<1
upoti thè World ilo* terrlfvhiL-
leasnea» of thè llilnu he ■>> In i
wur.— Frolli "The Young Volutile,
by ('. li. <'tinse.
Small Change of No
Interest to Roya'ty
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City Briefs
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RESIDENTS WARNED
TO BOIL ALL WATER
iron «»sued by
ty health of
all airinking
re using. The
affected
tha*
und preauu
ii<hi»nl>h<, thè
MU n Kinin Ni’iin»,
of
Mr«. Lydin Hearn, who untlerwrul
ttn opemtioQ hint wv«*k *it rt Eu
gone
in reported hnprov
mg nnd in «’Xpocted homo the lm»t
of tho week.
Desk blotters free. Sentinel
Mm. C. A. Kurt ell,
who
wn«
cftllod to Portland la«t wook by th-
illuoi»« of hor mother, -Mri. J C.
K o I m rttiori, m expected homo to< lay
Mn». Kobortnori m reported very
much impriived.
Mr»,
Bartell ’»
father, Mr. KohertMon, wbn »truck
by nn automobile nlxjut n w«*«-k
ago mid in eonvulctring in n Port
land hospital
on
Prather
th • water supply i>
from the west »id«*
Loose leaf vest pocket note
books. The Sentinel.
Natural Pendulum
I. oii I n I 'li 1111 • |««• <«f Bourbon the
From 1« pretender, bud a royal • ay
of kliopplug.
When ll«>* World ».¡if
bum ut It» height. In- »tulki*«J into
nn et|H*n»lve boot »hop in I.*- (loll
mid order«*«! u dozi n pair» of boot»
mid »hoes.
Tlx* b<Mitmiik<-r want­
ed to »ugg«*»t Mimethbig <>n ae
«'■Hint, iin Ila* mmi was n »trung r.
but til» remark Unit the bill would
run to about $2."«o met with no n
s | huim *.
Ko hl» wifi- tii<-t fully
uski-d for »oim* money loward
the «-ost of buying leuther
Th
Ntranger pulled out a thick roll of
IreiiNury note» mid huud«*«l It over
A week later In* "tried on "
Th«*
renult wa» »ntlRtnclory, mid lb<
bootmaker ln«iulr«*d u» to wlieri
to send the or«l«-r.
"You may eonslgn It to the king
of France." lie r<*pll«*«l. mid notn**«!
Ill» liotl-l
'I I.........
. «•
' '
«•red By mesnenger with u flowery
letter In French, In wmeh wus ...
closed
$22..-«<»,
representing the
amount overpaid.
A day or two
luter it M*«-retary iifqieured nt III«*
«hop with th«* iu - wh Unit the ki'ig
wan Incensed nt the refuml, adding
uffnbly that It would have l«een
nil the smne If the balance hid
lieen on the other side. .Muml»»
ter Guardian.
A gitini pendulum. f««rm«*«l by a
L. W Coiner, city engineer, left strung«* freak of nature, swings In
Munday for the oa»t where he will Yellowstone bullonai park, not fur
from old Faithful geyser, accord
visit for throe week* with rein
Ing to the olllclnl government nut
tivea nnd fr«endn.
He will a|»end
urallst In charge of the leitun* und
••ome time in Chicago with hi* two nature atudy work of th«* Unlt«*«l
children, who reside there.
'tutes national park service. It con
St. Denis
Loose leaf vest pocket note «Ists of tin* trunk of a lodge pole
pine. »unpeixl«*«) by Its top t«etw«s*n
books The Sentinel.
St. Denis, the patron saint of
two other tree. of the num«* «is*
France, e»|ieclully- «luring the < en
Ncla.m Whip| >n l.-ft ln»t week for • ■les und swinging by lu base, so
Falla City, wh«*re bn
will
have dint a mere touch will net It to turles of tin* old monarchy, 1»
known In history ns Dionysius, the
charg«- of n logging ramp for the »waving
Apparently the tree fell
tirut bishop of Baris.
In th«* year
W II Daugherty lumber company. or wua blown ««vet ninny years ugo.
270 he and tils companions suf-
Its
top
becoming
lodged
In
th«*
tops
Mr
Whipp»
was
formerly
in
frr«*d martyrdom.
Th«* bishop's
chnrg«* of th«* Jon«*» lumber camp of Its nelghborw, which grew out
body wum burled at u »|»it about
Mr mid surrounded It. supporting It se
in the Black Butte diatrict.
flve mil«*» north of Purls.
Some­
curely. Sub««*<piently noverai f«*«*t
Whipp» ’ family will remain
in
what later u chapel was built over
of Its base rotted awuy. leaving It
tlo* grave mid It wus u place for
Cottng«* Grave for th«* pr«*»ent.
suspendeil In midair, one of the
How arr you fixe«l for Intiip»? park nature trulla lias be«*n run pilgrimages during the Fifth and
Sixth centuries.
In the year 63o
Electric Servirò Co., .">¡3 Main, tfc near tills strange natural grundfa
King Dagobert built an abbey
titer <-lo< k, and ttmrlsts are ¡«ermit
Mi»» Sylvia Veatch, who tenches
there, and Inter buildings of like
ted to set It swinging
kind still stand there. One Is occu­
»chool nt Hpringfiehl, was
wn» ill with
pied by u school for daughters of
the flu ln»t week nnd unnble to be
RESTORATION TO ENTRY Or LANDS members of tile Legion of Honor,
the IN NATIONAL FOREST
nt »chool.
Hh<* hn. been nt
Notice is
home of h«*r pnn*nt», Mr. nn«l Mrs. hereby given that tin lands dracribed be- founded by Nupoleon I.
l'»w. within the Cascade National Forest,
John Venteh in thin city.
will l»e open to settlement nnd entry at
He Knew Better
Do you »<*ck n tono-1 The (»nr th«- Cnitcd State» Land Office at Rose­
burg Oregon, under thr provisions of the
Two negro boys were engnged
unique tonic for nnturnl •titillili« hoturatesd law and art of lune 11. 19Qh
If |t
» 5 to change one of the large, heavy
tion !» henltli.
H«-nlth in the on«'
any qualified person in the abarnre of tires used on the present day type
tonic »ervnd by the Chiropractor entry By jM-raona coming within either of motor coaches
The bulk imd
So
therefor
Make
( 'hiropraetie of the (wo following claaaea; (1) Per
son- named after each tract upon whose weight of the tire was giving them
y««ur Hnhit. Dr. H. A. Hngen.
application the lands were listed, if any, quite a little trouble and a bystand­
In order to avail themselves of the er. noticing this, mad«* an offer of
Mr«. Eleanor Huntington of Fo» who
prefr ren<‘e right must file their appli-
»il. Ore., «laughter of Mr. nnd Mr» < itl »n within sisty «lays prior to date a quarter to the one making th«*
W J Whit«*, i» eriticnllv ill nt n nt opening. (2) Ex service men of the nearest correct guess of the actual
v. ar with Germany, who. in order to weight of tho tire.
avail th 'inacivea of the preference right
The very first boy to proffer Ills
c m'« rre l by ('ongresa, may file appli
cttl m w ithin one hundr« d ten days prior guess very confidently said: "ills
All such applies- here tlr»* weighs 35 pounds. I hiss ."
(I. (). Knowles, v ho nttrn<h'<l n t > date of opening
t IM fild within the first twenty days
Wtiereu|s>n th«* other boy hilari­
brotherhood mooting nt the I’reaby- of fhh period will be treated as almul-
ously drolled Ills reply: “Boss, <Jat
terinn church in Eugene, went on t.neoii>«|. filed al 9 a m on tho ninetieth
shows how Ignorant Mini«» nlggpi‘8
<l»5 |»ri •» !<• date of opening
Appli
to Florence, where he spent n few rntlona by ex service men thereafter but la. Ali J<‘Nt put 7o pounds of air
prior
to
date
of
o|M-ning.
will
be
treated
i |* ivh on businem».
He returned InM
In the «»rder in which flleil Th«* general In <lat tlrv,” Forbes Mngazito*.
week.
pib’ie t isy file applications
within
t My <’a>*. prior to opening date These
Far From Perfect
Gnllntvn V in •urn nr* .111 ' ’-ii n
will be treated as niiiiult aneottsly filed
at 9 a m on date of opening, but no
Why don't you cull nt«* n «’on-
Th«* Cottng«* Grove Motor rone n ;> i ttion will ba nii iw'd prior thereto key nml Inn«* done with It? Vov've
NW \ NF 'i.
.. NW
.NW «4
>4 ......
NE u ,
n*n- hr«» «old n new Chevrolet NW , NI
T 31 S R 3 K. hinted nt It long enough," said th«*
NE J NW»4 See. Ill . ""
«trit« * to D n Perini nnd n turd W, M «'nntainIng 5 »er»». l.i»tr«l u|**>n henpecked husband.
the application of «1. It Singletary. Oak
Chevrolet to Henry Khaw.
"It wouldn't be quit« true," Mrs.
F«-bni»ry
rldsr, Oregon
List n’.'Irto
PA It HOTT. Acting Meek replied.
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H>2
7
l>
K
T. ore le f vest pocket note ' Asshtant Commissioner of th«- (lener.l
"1 suppose not. I haven't ears
f.«1 n>H(M) long enough fur flint animal," he
hYok-t The Sentinel
Lmd Office.
retorted, sarcastically.
“oh. yes you have," .»In* returned
I.TII
swts'tly. "You don't ne«*d longer
en in."
"What do I need, then?"
"Two more legs nfid n better
voice."
Announcement
The Lesa ter Motor Co.
Will open
tin
agency for
STAR CARS
of Cottage Grove building
401 MAIN
New model six now on display—others to arrive soon
Also full lint> of Star parts
A cordini invi! ut ion is
mid nee
Springtime in Mara
It Reelin almost useless to specu­
late upon tlte conditions existing
on the planet Mara when we real­
ise that under the most favorable
clrcuniatanees tin* best views and
photographs show th«* planet small­
er than the butt end of a lead pen­
cil. So that the "nmrklngs" seen
on the planet cannot be very pro­
nounced nor the changes of color
which take place from time to
time, However, th«' opinion grows
that th«* dark patches which up­
pear on the red disk when sprlng-
time comes on Mars nml th«* polar
snows melt, can now la* declared
much more certainly than before to
be plants or shrubs or moss, or. at
any rate, something green that
grows.
When tho polar snows melt on
Mars, tin* waler flows Into the dry
places and th«* deserts become alive
with vegetation. All tills huppens
very quickly and we muy reason*
ably speculate great marshes ara
I formed.
PAGE THREE
1' —
Bird Cripples Live
NATIONAL BROADCAST
OF MES3A0E ARRANGED
Under Big Handicap
THE VERY BEST
As in Hi«* «-i«»«- of liumiiii beings,
Bv William F. Fag«a
»<» In bird life there are tho»«
(United I'rcsi Radio Editor)
which for come reason or oilier
When yon order by phone or come here in person to
NEW YORK, Feb* 21.—(United
are fuled to go through life with
certuln bmidicupa.
Pres».) — The initial broadcasting on
select your groceries, you can count on getting the very
Unfortunutely, man Is mainly 1 what is i expected to develop into
responsible for bird cripple». Itub- the first truly national broadcast
choicest eatables possible to obtain.
blt trupplng, um carried on today, Is network, with seven Pacific (.'oast
r<‘Hpoii»llile for damage to thou-
stations participating, will bring
smi>l» oi pheasant». No l«rss thuu
the voice of President Coolidge to
60 per cent of tlio»e »hot In a
»mull wood recently hud only one listeners from coast to coast to
PHONE 65
foot, but they hud muring«*«! to sur morrow.
vlve und wer>* In perfect condition
The occasion will bi­ th«* joint
upurt from lid» damage.
««■»»ion of Congress on Washing­
Nmaller birds often get a leg ton’s birthday,
It will mark tho Nixon h«-n houses in Delight Valley
amuMimd, but Mi-em able to «et first address of the president over were badly damaged.
along without It by hopping on the
Three hours of work in water j
a nation wide hook up since his
X Modern Way
sound one und using their wings.
_
inaugural on March -I, 1921. Tho five feet deep was necessary be- J
Not only will u starling Just man­
r <• Write bona ’
I
age to exist under such condition», reconl presidential hook-up at that fore Bill Bertels could save $2’00
but It wlll tight mid scramble after time, 27 stations, will be broken worth of stock in a field near the
tomorrow, with
38
broadcasters »laughter house north of the city.
food mid tnunuge to hold Its own.
In wild fowling It 1» freqtien tly participating.
Twenty hea«l of fatted cattle and
fouml Unit ufter n large flock of
20 head of
«
SfH-aking in the House of Repre­ 1 aboui
hogs
were
bird» has been put to flight a sentatives, the
pr«*»i«lr*nt'» voice d marooned in tho field and tho
smaller nuitda-r remain behind Hnd will hi- carried by telepbuue line» : cattle were saved by
swimming
and
show
seem loath to fly. If these were
to New York nnd distributed over them out.
examined through n good pair of
you
this
th«-
wire
networks
of
the
National
A
new
slaughter
houM*
had
re-
glasses, they will be seen to be the
halt und the lame that have l««-<-n Broadcasting company. This organ­ cently been built bv Mr. Bartels
little typewriter
(Jumuged In some part of the body. ization, upon the invitation of tho near the bank of the Coast fork
Nature lias a rough and ready United States commission for the nnd he expected in the high water
wuy of healing their hurts and celebration of the 200th anniver- that it would be washed away but
many crlp|4«*s survive for a time, sary of th«! birthday of Oeorge it withstood the flood.
Few birds that are born crlp- Washington, extended the govern-
Th«- Ninth street bridge
near
pies survive for long, for thelr ment its facilities for the inter- Woodson’s auto eamp was under
enemies are many and the weakest
oonn«-etion of the stations.
severe strain during the high wa­
are the first to go.
It is expected that the presi­ ters and mon were on guard Bun­
A’’ - *- 2»
O <
dent's message to congress will go day night to prev«*nt its going out.
Doctor’s “Pull” Landed
on the air at 12:30 p. tn., eastern
Families in houses
along
the
Him in Mayor’s Chair time, which is 11:30 a. m. central river were on gnanl to Hee from
time. an«l 9:30 Pacific time.
their homes Bunday night had tho
The only doctor In Hcriipvflle de­
The National Broadcasting com- river risen to endanger them. It
cided that h«* would like to be
mayor, so he came out In tho [>«iny is already organizing a radio is said that seven families wore Price,
seven
Pacific forced to spend the night in one with case,
.Scrapvllle Times with the fol I ou ■ network for the
Ing notice:
«•oast stations involved, with the house because, of the floo«l waters.
"Fellow «ltlzens, I am running idea of developing a western pro­
Silk e$eek in the west part of '*60
for mayor.
I have no particular gram service similar to that of tho city flooded that portion but
platform, no reforms to muke, th«* east and middle
west.
Not the creek began dropping during
nothing to say against my op|H>-
only will programs be broadcast ' Sunday even though the storm eon
nent ; I merely desire to be mayor
CASEY’S RHEUMATIC
of this town before I die. I know from some central coast point, but tinned.
REMEDY
Precipitation during the storm
every man, woman and child in the programs of the east will be
A
Blood
Tonic
extended
eventually,
with
th«*
out-
was
h«
’
avy,
5.42
inches
having
this town, I have t>e«*n pr«*»«-nt at
every birth, marriage or death In 'tamiing musical events of Califor­ fallen. The h«!aviest downpour was
Drives out the poison of
Scrapvllle for the past forty y«*ara. nia, Oregon nml
Washington
in on Sunday when thre«* inches fell.
rheumatism, neuritis,
If I am not elected I am going to turn mad«* available
to
eastern On Friday 1.14 inches was recorded
lumbago, swelling of the
leave the town. But before 1 go listeners.
by C. E.
Stewart,
cooperative
joints. Sold on a money
I will tell all I know about each
weather observer,
.58
inch
on
one of you."
back guarantee at $1.50
Saturday,
3
on
Sunday and .7 inch
For the first time In the history FLOOD WATERS ISOLATE
per
bottle by
« on Monday.
of the town everyone of legal age
CITY IN WORST STORM
The
8:30
p.
m.
stage
south
turned out. When the ballots were
IN OVER 20 YEARS
bound Sunday night was the last
counted the old doctor had re­
(Continued
from first page.)
calved all but one vote, ami that
one to get through and service was
The “
Kem building was without disrupted by flood' waters which
was cant by a man who had just
moved iDto town.—Los Ang«*les heat becau«*. part of the - heating covere«l the roa«l from Springfield
Times.
system is run e'cetrieally.
Water to Eugene and attained a depth
in the baxenienl .ut off the oil of about 8 feet near Goshen. The
burner,
No heat was available
1
Well-Trained Horses
Cottage Grove-Lorane highway was
Visitors to a circus or fair are for the First National bank, the I open and several reached Eugene
building being by using that route.
always much Impressed by the liasemcnt of the
Traffic to
clever acting of th«* horses which flooded.
the south was blocked by high
Householders who' depended on water at Yoncalla an«l below.
prance around th«* ring, and rise
up ou their hind legs and dance to electricity for their cooking were
Train service on the Southern
tlie music of the band. In fact, so forceil either to cook over th«* fire-
Pacific was disrupted by the wash­
highly have horses been trained place or depend on th«* kindness of
out of tracks near Medford,
a
that at the circus of Corts Altdorf,
their neighbors who
had
wood slide near Ashland an«l by flood
a famous continental ring, a horse
damage to the north. The railroad
made a number of balloon ascents rang«-» or to eat <1own town.
The new «yty hall basement was tie-up was termed the, worst in 30
alone. The amjetits are___
said ___
to
have b«*en great masters of horse flooded and several inches of water years.
training.
The [«eople of Italy covered the main floor. The datn-
Telephone communication
both
taught their horses to dance to the ag<* is nut expcctc«l to be great as north and south was out for a
music of the pipe.
In the Thir­ not all departments of tho city while Monday and but one line of
teenth century there was shown a government had moved into the
the Western lTnion connected Cot­
famous rope-dancing horse, while builJing. Slight -lamag«- was done
tage Orbve with the rest of
the artists of the Fourteenth cen­
to th«* basement
of
the
new world.
tury found plenty of scope for
their talents In depicting the differ­ Baptist church by the flood waters.
The Bohemia Lumber company
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ent methods employed In the in­
the
struction of performing ponies and was closeil down Monday as
DENTISTS. 7
horses, one of which was taught to flood waters took out part of the
tap his forelegs and hind legs on a flumi* that leads to the mill at
R. W. £. LEBOW.—Dentist. Offio«
board like a num playing a drum. Veatch spur.
The company
ex-
Fifth sad Main streets.
Hours,
8:30 to 12 snd 1 to 5:30. Evenings
poets to resume Wednesday.
snd Sundsys by sppointtnent. Phones:
Anderson A Middleton company office 35, residence 161-J.
Curiosity Wins
at
"Look here," began the youth, ns lost several logging bridges
I Ui C. H. KIME. Dentist. First Na-
he entered a butcher's shop and th«-ir operations near Rujada. The A-c tionai bank building. Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
Specialist in extraction, ad­
displayed two lovely-looking black- biggest loss was the logging bridge
of nitrous oxid snd oxygen,
und blut* eyes, "you have fresh beef at Culp Creek which went out Sun ministration
orsi surgery. Office phone 10. Resi­
for sale?"
dence
126J.
«lav afternoon.
This span le«l to
"I linse," r«-s]M*nded the butcher. the company’s proposed operations
PHYSICIANS.
"And fresh b«*ef is good forblack
up Culp Creek canyon and it is
eyes. Is It not?"
R. C. E. FROST.—Physician and
expecte«! it will seriously hinder
Start Friday, Saturday
surgeon.
Office in Lawion build­
“It Is."
ing
rhone 47. Cottage Grove. Oregon.
progress.
Two
spans
on
the
line
"Very well. I have the eyes, you
or
Sunday; return by
have th«* beef. IM you think you up Herman creek into the forest
AXLEY, M. D.—Physician and
midnight
following
♦ surgeon.
Evenings by appoint­
«•an sell me a pound or so without reserve are said to have gone out.
ment. Over Kern's Drug store, Cottage
asking how I got ornamented?"
A wagon bridge near the obi Star Grove.
Tuesday.
Similar
reduc­
Oregon.
"I'll do my best, sir."
the
can p was washed out
an«l
ed
fares
to
other
points.
The butcher cut oft the meat Per ni bridge over Mosby creek I | A. FORBES. M D.—Physician and
-L'» surgeon.
Calls answered day or
and received Ids money without was wrecked by tho flood,
New low fares for trav­
The night. Maternity work a specialty. Over
another look at Ills customer.
At
C.
J.
Breier
Co.
Phones: Office 84.
east side approach to the steel residence 199-J.
el
between local Oregon
:he last moment, however, the old
settled
river
Adam proved too strong for him. brii’gi* over Row
points
now effective.
\
W. KIME. M. D.—Physician and
"Look here." he said, handing about ** or 10 inches «tue to the - Surgeon. Obstetrics and diseases of
Save
time, money and
hnek the cash. "I'll make you a flood but the structure is still women and children a specialty. Office
present of the beef.
Now tell me pas«able. The O. P. & E. railroad over C. J. Breler Co., Phones: Office,
nervous
energy. Go safe­
23*4; residence, 12 6-J. Residence ad­
all about the tight."
lost no bridge«, according to E. P. dress, 1149 west Main.
ly and comfortably on
Morford, and the railway suffered
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS.
the train.
no great amount of damage though
Land of Lottery
I
xr.
H.
A.
HAGEN.
—
Licensed
Drug
lottery ticket* are sold In Madrid th«* strain on bridges and tracks SJ less Physician, l'hone 30. Ostrander
Just th«* same ns news|«upers are was great.
building, 630% Main street. Cottage
Considerable damage was done , Grove. Oregon.
sold on the streets in the United
river
States. One Is never ««ut of range to county roads, the Row
ATTORNEYS.
of the lottery ticket seller. Every­ higl way in tho vicinity of Cottage
ERBERT
W. LOMBARD— Attorney
body Indulges In this dissipation, Grove suffering to a large extent.
nt Law. tint National Bank build
and there Is ample opportunity for The topping of
the
road
was ing. l’hone 94. Cottage Grove, Oregon.
then* 1.» ii state lottery distribution
taken off by tho waters and in
J. SHINN.—Attorney at L»w and
every two weeks. There are official
Public.
Practices tn »11
agencies, but these seem to he pat­ several place« sections of the road court». • Notary
The Delight valley Oregon. Bader building. Cottage Grove,
T M BOYD, Agent.
ronized only by those who buy th«* washed out.
tickets to sell again.
Ordinarily roa«l near Saginaw was under wa-
ELECTRICIANS.
A certuln motorist, very indig­
purchases are made of th«* persons ter and most of the valley was
nant, indeed, drew up hesid«> a
along tin* street who call theli inundated.
ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP—Electri
wares Just ns the huckster and
cians. High class house wiring and young num on a country road. "See
A number of high school stu-
newsboys do, and as the day for dents returning from the O. A. C. general electrical work. All work guaran­ here!” he shouted to th«* young fel­
teed. 513 Main street. Telephone 227. low, “why do you have these humps
the drawing approaches they grow
educational exposition were forced Night phone 183«T.
every here and there on this road?"
more excited, each one claiming that
to stop here ns they could not
FOREST WOOD.
"Why," said the young fellow,
h«> Is about to sell the lucky ticket.
Hunchbacks nr«* the best salesmen, nink<* it through to towns south. Al YERS BROS,, dealers In wood. Body with a simulated air of surprise,
*IL fir. no sap no knots. $2.50 per tier. "didn’t you notice? They were put
for there Is a superstition that All available rooms in the city Fir bark, $2.50 a load.
Dry second
these persons bring or give good wen* taken by tourists who were growth, $2.25 a tier. Phones 38F14 and I there so as to give a fellow's car a
start to Jump rhe puddles!"
38F3.
luck.—Chicago Journal.
marooned by the flood.
Chicken raisers in this district
suffered
heavy loss.
Bert V.
Harbors Lacking in Chile
(Title Is a land without harbors. Ha mis on th«* highway north of
Steamers slop In the open sch hero lost «'000 eggs when th«* water
and boats come alongside.
The damaged his incubators, The eggs
A. E. ROBERTS. President
water Is filled with sea lions, and were due to hatch about March 1
the rowers often have to push them nml it is believed that they can
A catalog, telling about our Secretarial, Bookkeeping
nwny with their oars.
The Hands family
not be saved.
and Stenographic Courses, sent free to any address,
Antofagasta Is a busy town.
was driven from their home by the
built upon rocks and sand, In or-
upon request. Monday is enrollment day.
high
waters.
der to make n public garden th«1
E. J. Kent in Delight Valley
people have to Import «•artli from
other countries, but the small flow lost 1600 egg.« which wore due to
erlng park is n tribute to the peo hatch within a few days. His in-
pie's tenacity.
eubators were heated by electricity
992 Willamette St.
Phone 666
Eugene, Oregon.
The chief means of transnorta
nn«l tho power going off Sunday
R
tlon still la the cart to which ars night, ruined the hatching.
The,
hitched horses or oxen.
McQueen’s Grocery
T h "
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Remington.
Portable
Call
let us
wonderful
Cottage Grove
Sentinel
j
The White Pharmacy
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$ 1.14
to
Eugene
and back
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EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
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