The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 21, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

COTTAGE GROVE .SENTINEL, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927.
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her father, C.
Grimes, who died ALL AMER1CAN3 SAVED
auddcnly Wednesday morning at FROM MEXICAN BANDITS
Heaxide. Mr. and Mr«. Morgan
and their daughter, Mr». Earl
MEXICO (Try, April 21. -(U.P.).
Fullmer, left ye»terday afternoop
Survivors of the, passenger train
for Mcaxide.
attack'd by Mexican bandits at
Food «ale Saturday nt Hpiith- Dibnren, arrived hi re today so un
Short grocery by t'hriatian Endea­ nerved by> the massacre nnd burn­
vor of the I’rcabyterian eharcb. a21c ing of fellow passengers that they
Hoy Qat render of Fort Orf«<l were unable to give a coherent ac-
»pent the week end vixiting hi» »•ount of their terrifying experience.
The survivor» included a number of
brother W. II. Ostrander. •
American«, who estimated llhe dead
•
at 10". No Americans or other
Biotbcrhood Hold» Dinner.
1 foreigners were wounded or killed.
Thirty two attended tin- banquet
Die government estimates the num-,
given Monday evening nt the Meth­
I her of dead as 55. The surviving
odist church by the ladiex’ aid for American» »aid that the bandit»
the Luba brotherhood. Intereating
• tiij not deliberately burn any of
talk» were given by Judge H. 3. s th«- wounded passengers but that
Shinn nnd Factor John A. Lina j <ome w ere so seriously injured that
Music wax furnixhud by the Steen ! they were unable to leave the train
orchestra
- in.- by lie fa. I« r< and perished
A debate on the quextion: Ke in the flames, the bandits making
solved, that the church »hould place no attempt to remove the bodies.
more emphasis on foreign missions
t him on home missions wan ar
School» Ask O. & C. Money.
ranged by the educational commit­
Many school district clerks are
tee of the brotherhood. The af writing to County Treasurer Hchis
firinative wax upheld by Omer ka Hiking fur their share of the
Moore, H. L. Cooper and Oliver
O. A C. tax money, but acting
Shield» and the negative by Kov under the advice of E. J. Moore,
Leonard, Albert
Woodard and «•oqnty school superintendent, the
Ralph Fullerton. The decision was treasurer is sending only amounts
given to the affirmative by the o cover interest bearing indebt
jttdge», H ,r. Shinn, H. I,. Markin
<• Ineaa of each district and is re­
mid W. F. Tate.
ducing the remainder due until it
The next meeting of the brother is d.'«'i«le<l by the boar«l of direc­
hood will be the third Monday in tor» of each district what they in-
May. The organization ix open to i '.'nd to do with the money.
all men interested in the work, ar
Home of the boards have already
curding to G. B. Ament, president. decided how to dispose of the
i money, and the treasurer will send
he amounts due them as soon as
I they notify her.
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| City Briefs !
Pick Buell and hi» mother, Car
letta Buell, of Falla City, visited
over Monday night at the homo of
Mr. Bui-Il'» sister unit Mr». Buell’»
daughter, Mr». A. <!. Woodard. Mr
Buell wn, on bi» way to Anhland
on biisliiesx mid hi» mother aecoin
: punii'd him that far on her way
lo Klamath Fall» to visit a non.
We meet mail order competi
tion on doors of every kind.
Cottage Drove Mfg. Co.
Just Three Words About Tire Values
HIGHEST QUALITY-
GOODYEARS!
LOW PRICE GOODYEARS!
REAL SERVICE GOODYEARS!
Huy Goodyears Now!
30x3V? AWT Clincher
32x4 Straight Side Cord AWT
29x4.40 All Weather Balloon
$11.65
$19.35
$12.85
Cottage Grove Service Station
Fifth and Main Ht recta
City Service Station
Fifth St. and Quincy Ave.
Steel Upright Letter Filin and Filing Equipment of Every
Kind The s. nt in. i
Triangle
Used Cars
Our earn arc better because—
We honestly advertiae them.
If they are overhauled we tell you ho
If they are reconditioned we nay no
And we tell y<*u if they are Hold *aH is'
And we advertise the prices ho you know the prices
arc the Name to all
And don’t forget we give a new car guarantee and 30
day new car service on all cars coating over $150.00.
Ilow does this seem for good buys:
1926 Chevrolet touring. This car has only gone fifteen
hundred miles and can't be told from a new one.
Prie....... ly
$485.00
1924 Chevrolet. This ear has had a thorough overhaul
and looks good Price only
....
$250.00
1923 Chevrolet. This one hrs been reconditioned, new
iinish. Erie...... ly
$175.00
J925 Star touring. .Many extras, motometer, bumpers,
spare, etc., original finish is extra good. Price
only
$385.00
192’» Star sport roadster. Duco'd green, nickled head­
lights. This ear is a real beauty and overhauled.
I'rie. only
$345.00
We have many others and just ns good.
I
Lasater Motor Co.
HOSKINS BUILDING
Star Car Dealer
Poultry and Swine
Specialist to Be
Here Tuesday
April 26
Dr. E. L. Gubb, a member of the research and clinic
department of the George II. Lee company, Omaha.
Nebraska, will hold one of those interesting and helpful
poultry and stock clinics at the
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM AT
7:30 P. M. TUESDAY, APRIL 26.
The object of the clinic is to assist farmers and poul­
try raisers in reducing the tremendous loss among poul­
try and stocks, that occurs on the farm every year.
Farmers who have unthrifty chickens or pigs are in­
vited to bring in specimens for post-mortem examina­
tion, and receive free instructions on the cause, treat­
ment and prevention of the trouble. Plenty of speci­
mens are needed to bring out the full value of this
demonstration.
There will be no admission at^d nothing offered for
sale at the clinic. Every farmer in this community
should take advantage of this opportunity to become
better posted in disease prevention.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, SEE
The Economy Feed Store
C. A. BE1DLER, Prop.
Hay, Grain, Flour, Feed, Eggs, Groceries.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Phone 57
Hoy Hhort ba» so far recovered
i from hi» recent illness a» to bo on
the job again at the Hmith Hhort
grocery.
Gladiolu». bulbs for Mie, 15c a
dozen and up.
Aho perennial
plant». Mr». Getty», 70S Waah-
ington.
a25p
Mr». Cecil Caldwell, who ha»
been visiting several week» with
her parent», Mr. and Mr». C. E.
Stewart, will leave the first of the
week for Berkeley, Cal., to join Mr.
Caldwell.
I will not be responsible for any
bill« contracted by Robert A. Groat
since June, 1926. J. J. Groat.alS 21p
Donald Metcalf ha» been out of
school several days with h severe
tittnck of the flu.
Mr». B. R. Job has been con-
1 > IK-.I to her hotn«' several flnyi
through illness.
Hixteen dollars buy» a Ford. Wert
Hide Garage.
O. W. Hay», superintendent of
Attend» Funeral of Grandmother.
schools, will attend an educational
Mrx. George Brund and children
convention to be held Friday and
George and Marcia returned last
Saturday at the normal in Mon
night from Brownsville, where they
mouth. Ho plan» to viait at O.A.C.
8 p. m.
attended the funeral of Mrs. Eliza
upon hi» return.
Oalloway write» Insurance.
SUBJECT: “THE LILY Robe, grandmother of .Mrs. Brund;
and great grandmother of the
WORK OF LIFE.’’
Mi»» Bonita Boagor of Mon
children. Mr»'. Robe was the widow
mouth »pent thn Baxter vacation
11 a. tn. Rev. Dr. McGee, of th«' pioneer Presbyterian preach-
with her mother, Mr». William
former pastor, will have er, Robert Robe, who organized th«;
Thum.
charge
of the service and . first Presbyterian churcli in Eu­
I.loyd Swanson is »pending xev
will
give
an address on gene, where he live«l for a number
oral day» in Albany vixiting rein
. of years. He wax pastor for 30
“
Faith.
”
live».
years of the church at Brownsville.
How are you fixed for lampst
10 u. m.—Sunday school.
Mrs. Robe was aged 92 and died
Electric Service Shop, 513 Main, tie
%April 17. Sin' was the oldest mem-
Special music by choir.
b< r of th«- church in Brownsville
Marshall Mendenhall, who has
and the oldest resident in the town.
been attending University of Ore­
Your are invited.
gon, has had to give up hie studies
Laue Voters Are Dropped.
because of eye trouble resulting
Several thousand names of voters
from a recent attack of measles.
in Lane county have been dropped
25 to 30,
Manicure
since the last election and If these
Beauty
j 35 cents.
voters desire to vote at the special
a21-25p
| Shoppe.
election June 28 they must register
word
With
on
received
Mrs. Ben
again, according to Walter D. Dil­
'recently from Illinuis of the death
lard, county clerk. The total num­
of her father, J. D. Million, a form
High School Honor Roll Announced ber of legal voters now on the rolls
er resilient of this city.
Thirty -»ix were named on the is 13,175. At the November elec­
> Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Hcmonway high school honor roll fur the last tion th'-re were approximately 19,-
spent several days recently in six week», There were nine sen- OoO. Failure to cast a vote within
Portland visiting their son ami iors, 20 junior», four sophomores two years is the major cause why
daughter, Roxcoe Hemenway a Dll and three freshmen. Seniors are: the majority of the names were
Mrx. Tlios. Price.
Rachel Galloway Annabel Gilirist, dropped.
Don*t forget the dance Friday Gladys Gillespie, Katie Gilcrist, Iva
night at Drain. Three tickets, 25c; Gunter, Isabel J one«, Cecil Caton,
Saplro-Ford Jury Dismissed.
full evening ticket, 75e.
DETROIT, April 21.—(U.P.)—
Jessie Pruitt and Harry Metcalf.
Mrs. Maud'' Powell has returned Juniors pre: Virginia Willis, Helen The famed million dollar libel suit
Roy of Ax.r .n Sapiro ended with a flop
from Drrin, where she spent three Ostrander, Kermit Sama,
week» with the Ben Thomas family. Murrv, Lee Rogers, Thurman Allen, todn.v when Federal Ju«lge Rav-
Her daughter Deleie, who ha«l been George Scheufele, Myrtle Snauer, lurnid, on motion of counsel for the
visiting an uncle on Smith river, Helen Tower, Agnes Bricher, Glen multi millionaire motor manufactur­
McKibben, Lloyd Grigg’, Lois er, granted a motion for mistrial
returned with her.
Several good used 32x4 tire» for Godard, Harold Houser, Doria Le- un i dismissed the jury.
bow, Claude Huff, Leonard Meis­
sale. West Side Gurage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Henderson ner, Carl Monroe, Edna Russell and
Sophomores are
of Mosby creek are the parents of Loren Stewart.
o 10’4 pound daughter born Mon­ Marvel Chapman, Ellen Arnest,
day, April 18. The baby hns been Sarah Kilev and Laura Riley and
Anlauf
freshmen are Elmer Allen. Mildred
mimed Alice Wvnettia.
Kramer’s Orchestra
Coats .mil John King.
Sewing done at reasonable prices.
Admission $1.00
131 H street, Cottage Grove, Ore­
Free lessons to any one tak­
gon.
al4-m5(T)p
ing up saxophone, trumpet,
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Smith, forni- etc. by Edwin Wetmore of the
! er residents of this city, but more Wetmore Studios with Sher­
recently of Roseburg, have re­ man & Clay, Portland. Here
turned here to make their home until M iv 5 to direct the
and have rented the A. C. Woodard Legion Minstrel show. Instru­
residence on south Fourth street. ments on display at Bartell
They are the parents of Mrs. A. W., Hotel.___ ____
___ a21p
Helliwell anil Mrs. Pete Nelson.
Mrs. F. W. Hawkins of .'ill N
Fifth street is demonstrating and
has for sale Dr. Smith's Magnetic
Ion n tone
tation to
treat-
come and
a2tp
ments.
Duncan P. Cameron will leave
Friday morning for Oregon City,
Qy HARLEY-DAVIDSON .
where he will attend the state
Christian Endeavor convention. He
will speak Friday evening at a
ALL
banquet. He plans to return Sun- ^s
ALL THIS
THIS WEEK
WEEK 4- ’
I
day noon.
April 18 to 23
The Mendenhall Jewelry store is
very attractive in its new quarter»,
OME in and help us cel»
Mendenhall is expecting eonxidcr-
brat» Spring Opening
a21e
able now goods soon.
Week -April 18 to 23. Bring
your pal along and join in th«
A. L. VanDeinse has returned
gixxl times we have planned.
from a visit of several months in
the central states. Mrx. VanDcinse
Take this opportunity to look
over the Single. Better yet
will not return until next month.
giye it a trial spin on the road
DAYS
Joe Short, arrested here on a THESE
You’ll be surprised how easy
OF REAL SPORT’’—
chnrgo of larceny of an automobile
it handles and its economy ck
battery, was found not guilty In a
operation.
•‘trhen your garden spade at any
trial before a jury Tuesday in the
You’ll like the Twins too, and
moment it apt to turn the first worm of
Eugene justice court.
Come the comfortable easy riding
Don’t forget that wo do general season, and then the rush fvt the lathlc
Sidecars. They're all here foi
md
repairing. Our shop mnnncd by box and the old fishing grounds. ”
your inspection.
exports. Lasntor Motor Co. a21e[
—A Troleum. loin
If you don’t ride a motorcycle
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Stoneberg
in the coma anyway. The latch
Have -your car in readiness
will leave Friday for their home
string is out and you’re invited
to walk right in and make
in Greenwood. Wi»., after vixiting to answer the call of the great Fun!
yourself at borne. You’ll like
Let us replace
several week« hero with their out-of-doors.
motorcycling — Outdoors*
daughter», A family rounion was the old oil with clean, fresh
Greatest Sport.
oil.
anti
fill
that
tank
with
held Sundnv at the homo of Mrs.
Shell gas and then for the
R. R. Mookx.
Mr. and Mrx. H. A. Miller re- haunts of the wary trout.
turned Monday froin vixiting »ev-
Agent
oral days in Roseburg wlth a
daughter.
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Annual
Church Seryice
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday, April 24
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“It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s”
PHONE 53
711 MAIN
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Cottage Grove, Oregon
ORANGES
49c
25c
New Navels, size UK), 1 dozen ......
Size 325, 2 dozen .....................
-
GRAPE FRUIT
Large California, each ..........
LEMONS
Nice juicy lemons, special at .
_..5c
15c Doz.
Saturday and Monday Only
SUGAR— Pure cane, per HR) lbs. $6.25
SHORTENING— 8-1 b. pail Jewel $1.35
COFFEE— Overland Brand, pound .. 30c
TOBACCO—I .>S. Marine or Union Lead­
er, 3 cans . ....................
25c
Lettermen Initiate Seven.
Hoven were initiated by the Let­
termen's club of the high school
last night ami a banquet was held
after initiation. Candidates were
K'-nneth Ward, Glen Swanson,
Erwin Small, Jack King, Alta
Kelly, Donald Umphrey an«l George
Brund.
Twenty two attended the banquet
which was served by the senior
girls and cooked by girls in the
domestic science department. Brief
talks were given by the new mem­
bers.
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1-5 please, yes, that’s the
phone number that gets your
meat orders almost as prompt­
ly as though you called in per­
son. Dickson's Market.
Starter and Generator
Repairing
Coils, brushes, points and other electrical
parts carried in stock.
WEST SIDE GARAGE
Oldest Shop in Town
DANCE
Saturday. April 23
I
Spring Opening/
C
Harry Rentle
MOTOR-INN
received
Mr». George Morgan
word Wednesday of the death of
SERVICE STATION
ret 91
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
Sunday-Monday, April 24-25
10c
Arcade Theatre
25c
LAND PLASTER
At Carload Prices
ALL KINDS OF
BUILDING MATERIALS
Godard & Randall
Just North of 3. P. Station—Phone 100