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

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, .MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927.
HI
Mr. Brunk, rcpri'suntutivu of the
Guaranty Oil company, was a
visitor in the city Hnturdny and
Hi-curi'il no in II subscription» for con
tiriiiiini-ii of drilling operation*.
There's
PER For
or pencil,
BON The
a dlHerauco In CARBON PA­
HOOD RIVER, Ore, March 22.
making rarbou copies with pen
things
come
use a KRAL PENCIL CAR —(U.P.)—If good
Sentinel.
hard, then tho education being won
Start the new lucome tax year with a
Greenwood system. Ths Sentinel.
(I. (I. Kerr of Wedderburn is a
visitor hero for a fow days.
The six mouth old baby of Mr.
mid Mrs. Martin Anderson is ne­
dergoing medical treatment at a
Eugene hospital.
Tho H. W. Titus family of Eu
gi-no wi re visitors hero Hunday.
Quality Market
Anderson i? Morris
PHONE 40
Wlioh'siili' unti Retali Erte City Delivery.
j
City Briefs
Rancher Enters School Tax Roll Turned Over
For 1926 Collections
Seventeenth Time
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede visited
in Eugene Hunday with Mr. and'
Mrs. D. I. Woods, former residents' '
here mid found both
in
good1
health. Mrs. Woods is 85 and Mr.
Woods 88.
Tho condition of Roy E. Short 1
is such that he will bo brought
homo from the hospital this week,
lie will have to spend u week in
bed after returning here.
OYSTEPS
!
♦ — — —.. —— — ■— ——— — +
Funeral services for Jnuies Wil­
liam Matthews of Saginaw were
held Friday afternoon nt the Milla
chapel.
A daughter, Mrs. Ward
Hudson of t’heyciini-, Wyo., arrived
Thursday to attend tho funeral.
Galloway writes lustirnncn
Work of grading for a tennis
court to b<> built on the high school
property has been started but in
clement weather has prevented
completion-
Spring football practice nt the
high school will end soon. A num
her of players have been out.
H. !,. Godard of this city and
■laughter Ray of Eugene spent the
luttcr part of the week in Port-
laud.
H.
from
him more or les« to the house for
three weeks.
Ho
has had a
gathering in tbu right ear that has
Era Drug store will
be in its in'w quarters
building April 1. in31c
rt E. Roles of Port-
the week end nt tho
r mother, Mr«. C. E.
lend e
h ime I
Powers
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Blakely and
G. A. Millett were here from Cor-
valli» Saturday on business. Mr.
I lakely formerly was a druggist
Car of land plaster roceived li re.
for gardens, lawns nnd farms
Godard & Randall.
mlOtfc
Car of land plaster received
for g arde.is, lawns and farms.
Godard & Randall.
mlOtfc
,M r*. Cla ra Burkholder is able to
! hj up tiftor being ill several days
hmt wrok.
Mr. and Mrs. George Imsator
arc the purent» of a 7Mrpound
daughter, born N.iturdny. Tho baby
will I«- named Marjory after its
inotb'-r and Mr. Lasater, who is
manager of the Lanati-r Motor com-
piny, plans to take her into tho
firm soon.
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main
M
Cat.« driven by Frank McCol­
lough and Mrs. Elmer Frans col­
li led at .5:30 Saturday evening at
the corner of Hixth street and
Whiteaker avenue. One runuiug
board on each car was demolished
and the Frans cur sustained other
injurie.«. Mr. McCollough was driv­
ing west against the sun and «aid
ho wii« blinded for a moment as
A tuarringe Ilei-lise was Issued he approached tho intersection and
Friday to Orris Carlton Hartman did not sec the Frans car turning
of Coquille and Murtha Htewart of the corner toward him. Both ears
were traveling nt slow speed.
this city.
Hugh Murray, who was with the
Live, Laugh, and
I.ove—and
Huuthcrn Pacifie tio plant from the keep up. vigor and stamina with
time it was cstablinhed hero back Chiropractic aid.
Tako Chiro­
la 1898 until Its rocent demolition, practic to live love and laugh.
expects to leave today for Stock Make Chiropractic Vour Habit. Dr.
ton, Cal., to make hi» homo.
H. A. Hagen.
How are you fixed for lamps!
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Filoon of
Electric Service Shop, 513 Main, tfc Santa Ann, Cal., arrived Wednes-
of
Winlock, <1 •lay to ninke their home hero.
H A.
Baldwin
Wash., is visiting nt tho homo of
new _____
Income tax yesr with A
Start th«
.... __
Greenwood system. Ths Sentina!.
his «on, Earl Baldwin.
Typewriter ribbons tor evsry make ef
inschine. The Sentinel
Mr«. Beulah Hentie has returned
from spending several weeks at
Heattie.
Gurdon Wright ha*
gone
to
Heat tin to complete the »chord year
nt the University of Washington
Mrs. Joe Porter has returned
f rotn n visit in Portland.
Mrs. James Porter has almost
fully recovered from injuries »us
tniniil in mi automobile accident
several weeks ago.
Tho men '» class of the Chri«tian
■ hurch entrrtiiineil Friday evening
with an oyster supper.
Miss Naomi Hoskins, who
is i
touching in the high school at Ht
Helen«, spent the week end here
with her pirrent»,
Hoskins.
Third
Anniversary
SALE
March 24 to
March 31
PAGB THREB
by Alexander B.
Brooke, local
rancher, should bo worth several
gold mines.
Brooks has filed hi« rhrollmi-nt
card at tho College of Puget Hound
at Tncoma for the seventi i nth
time. He is preparing for a
bachelor of arts degree, and all
the time he can «pare from hi«
ranch is a month or two each year.
Hard labor in tending to his
orchard is his lot for 10 months
but in spring time when nature is
taking her course with growing
thing«, Brooke become« a “col-
legist«.“ Hi» ranch is next to
Hilly Hunday's, and hi»
nnnual
absence doe» no harm, judging
from it» well kept appearance.
On the canipu» Brooke is known
as “Dad.” He belong» to a fra
Pernity and take* part in all stu­
dent activities, never mining a
dance.
Ho entered »ehool in 1907 and
has returned for a short time each
year since then. Hi- “calculate«’’
to graduate before many more
years.
Typewriter ribbons for »very mah« of
machina. The Sentinel.
Eat More Vegetables
Vegetables raw and Vegetables cooked
comprise a diet that it is hard to beat as
a health builder. Order plenty of fresh
Vegetables from us each day.
Near Two Million Dollars to Be
Collected This Year, Ac­
cording to Assessor.
McQueen’s Grocery
Total amount of taxes on the
Lam- county rolls for 1926 is $1,-
92.i,.161.06, according to the figures
announced py Hheriff Taylor after
the roll» had been turned over to
him by Assessor Keeney for collec­
tion. Collections will not start until
well along after tho first of April,
it was announci-d at the sheriff’»
office.
The amount on the roils this
year is ♦76,253.78 in excess of the
amount last year.
Assessor Keeney certified that
the amounts to lie collected for
different purposes are as follows:
PHONE 65
After High -School What?
A high school education plus a EUGENE BUSINESS
COLLEGE training will put you far along on the high­
way of succcbb .
Ask for a catalog.
It’s a good school and is in session all thru the summer.
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Suite sad county tax
*1,026.590.79
Hp.'-laJ eihool tax.»
451,175.47
A.
Union high »ehool taxes
28,542.45
992 Willamette St.
Hperlal road taxes.................
64 »67.IS
H|Mclal city taxes
2SI.715.09
Special Port of .Mlunlaw
tsxr.
42,482.72
Special fire patrol tex ........
7,798 39
“Class,” said the new
Special ,t D Cox drainage
district tax
................
2,008.33 “I want you all to be a«
Special extermination gray
you can; so qui>-t that
digger» tex ....
154.94
Extermination Canada thistle»
5.70 hear a pin drop.”
*1.925.361.06
Total
DeAUTREMONT DOESN'T
TALK HOLDUP CHARGE
JOHN C. VEATCH QUITS
HAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March
FI8H COMMISSION JOB 18.—After a second day of relent­
less grilling, postal inspectors were
PORTLAND, Ore., March 18.—
unable to break the silence of
John C. Veateh, Portland, chairman'
Hugh DcAutremont, «o far as his
of the Oregon state fish com mis
alleged participation in the fatal
sion, has submitted his resignation
Siskiyou train holdup is concerned.
from tho commission to Governor
Efforts to obtain a confession
I. L. Patterson.
from DeAutn-mont or to get any
Questioned concerning the move,!
information that may lead to the
when it became known tonight,
apprehension of his two brothers
Veateh said he resigned only to
proved futile, ns the prisoner held
make it easier for the governor to
on Alcatraz island continued to
remove him should the executive
stand on his constitutional rights
wish to do so.
and refuse to answer questions
“I feel that the governor should
without the advice of his attorney.
have an opportunity to appoint
Postal inspectors sought chiefly
anyone he desires to the commis­
to gain information as to the
sion," Veateh said.
He denied
whereabouts of Ray and Roy De-
that the recent difficulties of the
Autrernont, accused with Hugh, of
commission had anything to
do murder in connection
with the
with the resignation.
Veateh was
train robbery in Oregon in 1923
appointed by Governor Pierce, His
-luring which four trainmen were
term of office would have expired killed.
June 1 of this year.
Postal officials plan to continue
Dismissal from the commission
their questioning and it may be
of Walter T. Eakin, Astoria, and
i several days, or weeks, before De-
J. H. Hayes, Bay City, has been
Autrernont is released to Oregon I
predicted for some time. Those
authorities for trial.
close to Governor Patterson have
not intimated the governor would
Typewriter ribbons for every make of
dismiss Veateh and the resignation machine. The Sentinel.
was a surprise.
N elson E lectric S hop
PHONE-2O1
lVN.omot
BIG FEET NECESSARY
LANDING ORCHARD JOB
Phone 666 *
Eugene, Oregon.
Yellowstone Park deer are be­
teacher,
“holding
up”
quiet as coming bandits,
you can many tourists for food along the
road.«. In this particular they are
a few years behind the bear», who
Hilence was golden.
Hmall bass voice in the rear of have be.-n practicing hold-up tactics
for several seasons.
the room, “Let ’er drop.”
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Ring Books.
The Sentinel.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Since some people abuse their
privilege» and ignore the rights
of others, it becomes necessary for
me to forbid any person or per­
sons to enter upon any premises
that I have rented or under con­
Do the □
trol with dog or dogs, or gun.
And will also pay $10 reward
for definite information as to the g Imperial Barber Shop |
person who shot and killed a lamb
P. 8. Bukowski, Prop.
□
for me on or about Feb. 24.
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J. W. VEATCH. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Typewriter ribbons for «very make of
machine. Th* Sentina!.
E. ROBERTS. President
DENTISTS. 7
K nowles & G raber
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
:
Oregon
W. E LEBOW.—Dentist.
filth end Mein streets.
D R. 6:30
to XX and X to 5:30.
Office
Hours,
Exeningi
and bunilays by appointment. Phonea:
office 35. reaidence X6X-J.
lt. C. H. KIME, Dentist. First Na
MEDFORD, Ore., Ma reh 22.
tional bank building. Cottage Grove,
(U.P.)—Employment, with big feet Oregon.
Specialist in extraction, ad­
as the prime requisite for crashing ministration of nitrous oxid and oxygen,
oral «urger/. Office phone XU. Resi­
onto
the
payroll,
is
offered
in
the
■ I
dence 126J.
this
Mrs. Ray Nelson and son Bobby, fruit orchards surrounding
__________ PHYSICIANS.
returned Sunday from Springfield, southern Oregon city.
I
The flat-shaped foot qualifica­
R- C. E. FROST.—Physician and
where they spent the week ond
surgeon. Office in Lawaon build­
visiting Mrs. Nelson’s parents, Mr tion is necessary because of con­
ing. i’buue 47. Cottage Grove, Oregon.
tinued
seasonal'wet
weather,
which
and Mrs. Roy Baker.
AXLEY, M. D.—Physician and
has caused orchard soil to become II
Mrs. A. I-, Wiest, Mrs. F.
1-1» surgeon.
Evenings by appoint­
so
soft
that
unless
you
wear
a
ment.
Over Kern's Drug store. Cottage
Grannis and Mrs. C. J. Kent
Grove, Oregon.
size
9
brogan,
or
better,
you
are
turned Bunday afternoon f
useless.
a . FORBES. M. D.—Phyelcisn an*
Portland, where they had spent the
• surgeon.
Calls answered day or
Most any man who has a founda­
weak cud.
Maternity work a specialty. Over
tion the size of a couple of satchels night.
C.
J.
Breler
Co.
Phones: Office 34.
Jack Hager, formerly in
the can walk right out into an orchard residence 199-J.
printing business here, was a visi­ »nd land a job as a pruner.
W. KIME. M. D.—Phyaidan and
tor here today for an hour. He
The employing orchardist
will
Surgeon. Obstetrics and diaeaaek of
is now in thb postal service.
women
and children a specialty. Onice
select a few sample wet spots for First National
Bank Building. Pbonea:
C. E. Frost has purchased a new the applicant to step on. If he Office, 234; residence, X26J. Residence
address,
1X49
weat
Main.
Buick car.
doesn’t sink in tho mire above his
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvell Randall shoetops hp’ll swim right into a
and baby returned this morning to job.
r. H. A. HAGEN.—Licensed Drug
Portland, after visiting two weeks
li-aa Physician. Phone 30. Oatrander
building. 630% Main street. Cottage
w ith rotative» here and at Haginew. UNITED STATES IS ON JOB Grove,
Oregon.
Dan Cheney of Enterprise, who PROTECTING ITS CITIZENS
ATTORNEYS.
is attending the university, is a
ERBERT W. LOMBARD.—Attorney
(Special to The Sentinel.)
guest of Robert Galloway for a
at Law. First National Bank build­
I
WASHINGTON,
March
21.—
few days.
ing. Phone 94, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
The women ’» relief corps will (U.P.)—The United States has in­
J. SHINN.—Attorney at Law and
meet Saturday afternoon in the tervened in the Chinese civil war
• Notary Public.
Practice« in all
to
protect
5000
American
citizens.
coorta.
Bader building. Cottage Grove,
I. O. O. F. temple to make cushions
Oregon.
nonpolitical,
for tho Old Soldiers’ home at The intervention is
the
administration
states, and
ELECTRICIANS.
Roseburg.
American
marine»— will
guard
lectric service shop — Eiectri
ciane. High class house wiring and
ypewriter ribbons for «very make of American lives and property only.
nine. Tho Sentinel
Tho capture of Shanghai and tho general electrical work. All work guaran­
teed. 513 Main street. Telephone 227.
consequent disorder has added to Night phone 183J.
the jeopardy under which Ameri­
Rolatlvo of Mrs. Bartell Dice.
FOREST WOOD.
Mrs. 0. A. Bartell has received can citizens in the danger zone are
YERS BROS., dealers in wood. Body
fir, no sap—no knots, $2.50 per tier.
word of the death March 14 in living. Groat Britain and France
Fir bark. $2.50 a load.
Dry second
to growth,
Texas of an uncle, Louis J. nro taking every precaution
$2.25 a tier. Phones 38F14 and
! 3RF3._____________________ _____ ______
Stevens. He was nged 79 years. protect their citizens.
He served during the Civil war as
There's a difference in CARBON PA­
:i member of tho 1st Iowa cavalry, PER.
For making carbon ooples with pen
joining nt the age of 17. In later or pencil, use a REAL PENCIL CAR­
Good Health Requires Quod Elimi­
BON.
The Sentinel.
life ho helped lay out tho townsite
nation.
of Denison, Tex., and served in
OVER THOUSAND BOOKS
various civic positions.
O be well, you must keep
READ DURINO FEBRUARY
the blood stream tree from
impurities. If the kidneys lag.
Chamber Division Manager to Speak
allowing body poisons to
Books loaned during February by
Paul flagstone, manager of tho
accumulate, a toxic condition
western division of tho United tho city library totaled 1020, ac­
is created. One is apt to feel
cording
to
a
report
given
by
Nellie
t
States chamber of commerce, will
dull, languid, tired and achy.
bo tho speaker at the Tuesday M. Hamant, librarian, at a recent
A nagging backache is some­
times a symptom, with drowsy
noon luncheon of tho chamber of board meeting. Of this number 880
wore fiction, 608 adult and 272
headaches and dizzy spells.
commerce.
That the kidneys aie not func­
juvenile’s, and 140 nonfiction, 56
tioning properly is often shown
adult and 84 juvenile.
Anywhere Else.
by burning or scanty passage
Borrowers’ cards to tho number
of secretions. If you have rea­
(Aussie)
of 141 were issued nnd borrowers
son to suspect improper kid­
Taxi Driver: Whore shall I drive
now total 456.
ney functioning, try Doan's
you, sir!
Those borrowing books from the
Pills— a tested stimulant diu­
Reveller: I don’t euro—Shay,
retic. Users praise them
state library through tho local
¿’you know where Johnson street library aro required to deposit
throughout the United States.
is!
Ash your neighbor.'
money for postage both ways and i
Taxi Driver: Yes.
many have been noglecting this ’
Reveller: Well, don’t drive ine
rule, the librarian's report showed.
there—thnsh where I live.
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Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100
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A hundred or more ledger and record forms.
Simplex Bookkeeping Systems that keep track of
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