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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1927)
(MITTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1927. nddhinii there will be .'t.lMtO.IHHI rnndle power electric mounted on fifty foot »t«’«‘l tower» to guid<( night Tlyer«- lliunt nr row» built of ronrret«* I’HI .KNtl, I 'll | , July 2(1 (IJ.P.) Mild lying beneath the btmron» Mill Oregon May Not Be Permitted The number of forent fire» Au tin liniii with b<*iiCi>iiN nt l«0* indn*nl« the direction of the coiirne. enur'd by earele»»n«*M or thought to Pay Bill« With Own mlh* iuterviil» will be in operation Th“ irrow will Iniir the number of b'MMfH'HM of Mhioker« iw irre reu »i ng, thruiiglimit the length of Mun the CUUFM« courne mid flyer» will »elect Money. ueeording to th« for«»t • »arvire, •hmqnin \ul|»\ within »iw month», I In n route» hm um the motori»! motor!»! now 'i'hot liieren»'* i» »trikmgly »how n I'huo.o*, * trunk highwity». nrriirdiiig to A. L, t'urti», federal niiwtiy® i*xt«iiMi<in »uperiiitantlent. NA 1.1..VI, July 20. Bccaus« it is; by 12d «neh fire Th« new »ervire h ill lw h vh i In ble • mt in , w I hi in now on th« ground to nil fiver», <*iviliii;i nml eommer believed the opinion of the supreme in 192«. «ourt recently nullifying un act of mupping I Io* route, Miid lutuling rial. rnrig<rM r«*parte<l Por® «t the 11(27 legislature whereby the j ► uoker»’ fifw from flu* twenty I mo li»*M» will In- lunl out «very thirty mil'*», to be e4|iiip|>«»d with border, Typewriter Ribbons The •lute would be authorized to build - nut ionnl forcMt» in Oregon nml a $(>00,000 office building with Wn »hingt on for the 11 year period, •»!••! rue I u>n nnd guide light". In • nt im i funds borrowed from tho state u< J 91 fl 192tL Five and a half p«*r I'ldent commission will throw state' rent of nil fire» reported were due fiimneos into un extremely chaotic to rniioker» and »u«-h fir«» were condition, it was virtually decided r® «pon»Ìhle for 12 per ««fit of the by th« »tute board of control today pom ! of fire fighting in fhe»e 1 H'U to ask for a rehearing of the cm »«. »tat«*». It Wils diM<*u»M*d informally at a hue Io n recogni/.pil in«* reap mi g session of the tax rummiMHion. •i»e of tolmceo. • Nperiullv of cignr Inasmuch us the opinion in which et», there i» it »trong tendency to finer iiieinbera of the court joined piner reatrirtionn on »maker» by 11 nml against which three dissented, logging nml lumber rompa nie», is based on u constitutional pro city fir« department«. »täte legi« vision that the state may not go Infuri*» nnd the federal govern* into debt ovei $5<l,0U<l, state offl meni. In California, for example, eiuls m «* c th«» following dirt* pox thi» year nil of the national for«»!» sibilities which they believe will Irtxr been cloMvd to »looking except result if th«* opinion »tuud»: on improv««! «nmp ground», nt ■lust lh< fniiila for lh< hills or th>' »höre just the It muy knock out u total of place» of human habitation and in ♦ I , loo,0<M| in HppropriutiutiK some eight things to make your trip complete, are neatly certain rocky ar«*a» about voted by the Jegivliituri- auil up feet in elevation. displayed at olir stores today. Drop in with your proved by the governor, but whieh Mtatr list He'll gladly assist, mid help you pack things are in excess of visible Printer» Favor Sharkey. revenues. carefully, loo CULP CREEK, July 17.- (Mpe loll It muy nullify the Hure authorizing the state troaanrer to rial.)—Over at th« Ben Franklin MONEY SAVING DAYS, SATURDAY AND borrow from vuriouf state funds. pirnir thi» afternoon II of th« boy* MONDAY. JULY 23 AND 2b. It may knock out the authority of were trying to convince the other* the state treasurer to borrow money WAX I'AI'ER 2<< shuts to mil 3 rolls 10c from uny source in excess of 450,- t'tiRN HEEL Libby,-. No. J can;, .-neh 25c ihmi und compel th«' stamping of state warrants “Not paid for want < A M I’BEI.L’S BEANS 3 cairn 2 » li cans 49c of fund«.” SALMON STEAKS, Starr's Columbia River I’ack It may nullify uny action of the I pound flat emis, 2 foi 35c state emergency board in authoriz ing certificates of indebtedness in SUMMER BREAKFAST FOODS excess Of $50,000. l‘l I I ED \\ III. \ I |........... 11c Nhould it be held that the opinion can apply to any of the 1*1 TT'I.D Rl< li p«< ka 15c appropriations in excess of visible SHREDDED WHEAT, packagi 10c revenues, members of the state I’ttST TOASTIES, 3 packages 25c board of control fee) it is probable that no money will be available KELLOGG’S BRAN FLAKES, 3 packages 25c for the construction of the new •' ELIJ •< ìt i ’S CORN FLAKES. 3 packages 25c normal school nt La Grande, the I'OST BRAN FLAKES package 10c new tuberculosis hospital at The Dalles, [tossibly the D<H-rnlH‘chrr KELLOGG’S PEI*, il packages 29c hospital appropriation nnd nuincr PAPER NAPKINS, Tw Klotli- 40 napkins tn the nUs others. packagi I’aekiig., 10c, 3 foi 29c Ntatc officials believe that if it CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP KI bars 39c i* unconstitutional to borrow from th«' accident funds to erect a build CAMPBELL S TOMATO Sol P 3 cans 25c ing it would likewise be uncon LIBBY’S MILK I cans ........... .. 38c stitutional to borrow from WESSON OIL (¿uart can ... . 49c other fund for general state p«*naes. WASHING MACHINE SOAP, Peet» Large pack- It has been customary for ioi 75c state treasurer when the general BAKING l*OWDER Calumet, 1 pound can . 25c fund IweonifM short to borrow from 25o t/l’AKER OATS, t/iiiek cooking Large* pkgs. banks. When the state went into the $2.18 Fl.ol |{ Crown or Fishers Blend 19 lb. Kiti'k red last October, State Treasurer «.OLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE OR SANDWICH Knv borrowed »480,000 from Port 43c SPREAD 1 *2 pint jttr, 23c. pint jar . laml bunks on certificates of in debtedneas under chapter 98, laws! PINEAPPLE . I.ibliv’s Slifi il In syrup—Large* cans of 1923. This net is amended bv | 73c .’I for .... the Hare bill of the 1927 session, j SARDINES. Donn'stic .( cans 25c Another difficulty arises in that SARDINES. Norwegian In olivi oil. 2 cattN 25c the ait of 1923 prohibits the is suanc* of state warrants stamped 20th CENT! ID COFFEE -‘‘Adels a Kick to your ‘•Nut paid for want of funds. ” yet ! I’icnie Always Flesh Pound lie. 3 Ills. $1.25 that would be the only recourse I if tho supreme court opinion of yesterday tics up the stat«1 funds tis state officials believe. Sun Joaquin Valley Gets Air Line Beacons ■i i-] i-i a a a a a a a ® a a a a i-] a a a a a a a a a a a a a Smokers Cause Heavy Court Decision May Put Damage in the Forests State in Real Tangle a ® ® ® ® ® a a a a ® ® ® a a ® a a a a 20th Century “Eats a a For Your Outing a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ® a a a a a a a a a a a a a ^Centura Stores a a 47 Arrests Six Months ®a®a®®®®®a®®a® a For Liquor Violations • if the Niipt rior prow«’»» of the on«* «•ueh had »elected to win the iJenip- «••y Nharkcy bout. It couldn't I»« done, »«» a voti’ wn» takon. rasait- /// /// ill VftYtl Here’s help for every man, woman and child VERY on® who ha« any •ny portable, and accommodating writing to do need» a Rem the standard long envelope, yet ington Portable —the little ma ao small and handy you can carry chine that makes all writing swift it and use It anywhere Its out and easy. standing merits are strength, dura The Now Remington Portable bility, speed, simplicity of opera in built to supply every require tion, complete visibility of writing, ment of personal service. It »a the and surpassing beauty of work. lightest and most compact porta Call in and let us show you this ble machine with standard key machine. One demonstration will board. Complete in every feature, convince you that in general effi with the longest writing line of ciency It has no rival. E Escape Aid la Charged. J | I I | ¿Price, complete with case, $60 Cottage Grove Sentinel ! Remington Portable] Charged with aiding a fellow prisoner to escape, E. E. Breazele nnd G. A. McGillvray, Lane county prisoners, were arraigned Tuesday in justice court in Eugene and bound over to the grand jury. Both entered pleas of not guilty to aid ing Albert Pierce, alleged drug ad diet, in escaping through a hole in 1 tho wall of the county jail Friday night. Until men are now serving sen teneos for liquor violations. It is they, officers nliege, who became lodged in tho small brcaoh through which Pierce escaped and were helped back into tho jail. NEWSPAPER advertising makes i big stores out of little ones and | keeps them from going back toj ’ little ones. xx I Rubber Stamps. The Sentinel ing u» follow«: Sharkey 0, Dernp- will In- Dempsey's other In that •«»y 3, neutral 1, draw 1. One wa» I round or tho eighth. authority for th® statement that, if Ibr miiL'b gow aii rmiiidii it Ring Books The Sentinel, < / j j p k j Announcing LASATER MOTOR CO ¿/j Dealer for HUDSON-ESSEX /// Cottage Grove This places in command of Hudson-Essex sales and service an organ ization of experienced automobile merchants, whose progressive policies will provide advantages of genuine value to owners of these cars in this city. t Forty «even arrest« for violations 1 of liquor lawn were made in Lane 1 county during the first six mouth.* of 1927 l>y operatives of the Na tional Law Enforcement league. ' according to a semi annual report made public yesterday by L. M. Kb'tzing, field manager. The num tier was the highest for any piare covered by the operatives, Tilla The mook wax seconii with 43. total number of arresta for the state was 129. Of the 47 arrested in Lane coun ty, 42 were convicted, one acquit ted, three cases dismissed and one case is still pending. Fines as sensed in the locnl cases totalled $.'1935 and jail sentences totalled 7S5 days. Of the 129 eases in the state, 110 convictions were listed, one acquittal, 13 dismissals and five are still pending. The sum of $15.- 290 in fines was collected nnd sen fences totalled 1045 days. April was the big month for ar rests by operatives in Lane county, 14 haviug lu’en made in that month. January was next with 10, May had H, February 7, June •> nnd March 2. PAGE THREE "Our sales and service program for Hudson and Essex cars is built around the principle of satisfied ownership, ahead of every other con sideration.” said George Lasater. Entirely New in Appearance and Performance— “I am thoroughly in accord with the high Hudson-Essex standard of y^sponsibility toward owners, and know they will find a special convenience in our unusual facilities and in our excellent and ac cessible location.” All New Bodies in a Cariety of Colors. Hudson Super-Six Stan.i.ir.i MoJeh $1285 1385 Coach Sedan Custom ttui/t Mo.iefs $1500 Roadster 1600 Phaeton 1575 Brougham 1750 5 Passenger Sedan 1850 7 Passenger Sedan Essex Super-Six The New HUDSON Super-Six In the New Hudson Super Six, the Super-Six principle is released to its limit, in new peaks of speed. power and safety. Years W'ere spent in the development of a ch; ssis, which would permit full expression of such a motor, in sustained top performance, with ease to car and comfort ami safety to passengers. Positive four-wheel brakes, low center of gravity and advanced body designs plus new power limits make the New llmlson a car of unmatched beauty, smoothness, power and stamina. And a New ESSEX Super-Six In performance as well as appearance, the Essex Super-Six is an en tirely new ear. It reveals the capacity of the Super-Six principle. It attains an engineering triumph in low maintenance and operating cost. 2 Pass. Speedabout $700 4 Pass. Speedster 785 It possesses such stamina that 50 miles an hour all day long is an easy accomplishment. And so nimble and alert is its action that no Coach .............................735 ear will surpass the quickness with which it may be driven through Coupe ......................... 735 traffic or in touring, whether the trip is one of a few city blocks or Sedan ..................... 795 hundreds of miles In four new body styles its cost is little more ,■/// prices f. o. />. Detroit p/us tear excise tax than any "Four. and the greatest of all Essex values. Portland Motor Car Co. 10th & Burnside St. PORTLAND, OREGON ■
