The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 29, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

PAGB TWO
COTTAGE GROVE SEXTIXEL. MONDAY
Cottage tòrorr Srntinrl
AUGUST 29. 1927
A majority of the people of the
♦
county hav. a feeling that
they
*
would like to retain pretty fishing
Publlnb.r* streams
and
beautiful
camping
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spots.
A majority would like to
preserve these where they could
be reached by an hour's
drive London to London Fivers Are
North 81 it* from any city of the county. The
Compelled bv Fog to
automobile has made this impoa-
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
sible,
for
thousands
visit
the
near
Turn Back.
By m*U (cash la advaaes)
Oa« r»ar-------- ta-OOIThrw But*»-.... »0 by recreational spots every week­
811 moaUs...... l SO|Oaa asaath___ ____ «0 end and hundreds visit those that
1 require a drive of several hours.
Maoibsr of
The game department is kept busy ill.
National Editorial AMoelatloa
w illiam S Hr
Orngoa Stat* Editorial Asaoelatioa
replenishing streams and lakes that «ani F. Schive arrive,
Oregon Nowapapor (Nmfaroaoo
once were crowded
with
finny at I o’clock p. m. fi
ilrs, Gvurgv Jncubnrn.
f carata were forinoti,
I benuties awaiting the fisherman's completing the second
lure.
WHICH SHALL IT BE"
hohl high «coro tinti
round the world flight,
Mr.
Jenkins'
suggestion that are making in
»oivud Un1 t’tHiMihition
t|jc
muti ve vast» was gìv
Lane county can he a recreation Ijine county, must decide, and that Pride of Detroit.
of honor.
Summer
al county, or it can be an industrial at no late date, whether or not in
attractive room «lee
county, or it can have both in dustrial development shall be sub­
CROYDON
FIELD,
Engin ml.
tlaintv lumlioon wa«
dustries and recreational features, ordinated to recreational develop Aug. 29.—( V.P.)—The round the
but in the latter case recreational uient, probably wn* motivated by world flight of William S. Brock
the
storm
of
protest
that
was
features would have to be sub-!
«nd Edward F. 8ehlee was resumed
«roust'd by the recent proposal to nt 8:20 a. in. London
ordinated to industry.
time today
Mr». Omer Moore wmm h
construct
a
power
daui
on
the
Me-
,
This was brought out in a round
»'hen the two took off
<
in their
I
Thursday afternoon for the I
Keniie,
the
most
notable
recrea
table discussion at a meeting of'
Spnson mono plane, Pride of l>o. club.
Vlditional guest » were
Lane county publishers held here tional stream of the county.
trait, for Munich, Germane, »TO Hurley Getman and MU#
The prettv fishing stream« thnt miles away.
Saturday evening.
The di*eu««ion
The flyers had I re Nystrvm. house guest # of Mr«
started following an address
by gw tumbling on their way to the! mained in London 22 hours. rest- old E. Johnson. and Mr«. F
Frank
Jenkins,
editor
Eugene Willamette are daily wasting their ing up and servicing their plane Smith and Mrs K
A. Tru
Register, who is a close student, energies beating their waters into after their 2350 mile flight
nrre.-s pleasant after;
_
across
was «pent
and an analytical one, of Lane foam on the rocks that emborder the Atlantic
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from
Harbor
Gra.-c, needlework
'
county affairs, who had been asked them or impede their progress. In1 New Foundland.
The two \nier luncheon was
the
J
their
restless
wanderings
they
carry
to tell what newspapers of
icans hopped off Saturday from the was assisted
Mm.
more with them hundreds of millions of N a Foundland port,
county could do to
bring
Thin wbk F. I.. Grannis,
As
they
_ forcibly
____ w to
_ ________________
H.
the
undeveloped
horsepower.
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the attention of
the start of a 25,000
'
mile flight decorations at
bW I of
cut
public the recreational advantages rush ownard, they carry only their around the world which th«' two
flowers was t
cctit|»rph»cp.
added ‘
own waters, when with no
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of the county.
expect to complete in 15 days.
I'he club will
next month
The suggestion was made that exertion they could carry the refuse'
Crossing the Atlantic, the two with Mrs. C. 1
more than enough already know* of and waste water of great industrial encountered severe storms l»ut were
Shall they lie permitted able to weather them.
our recreational advantages
and plants.
Mrs. Henry Bennett entertained
that it is now almost impossible thus to waste their energies? That
Thursday afternoon in honor of the
to go deep enough into the forests is the question upon which we are
LONDON. Ontario, Aug. 29.
____ from
_________
____ can
__________
to _ get _
away
the tin
and , going to be called to decide, and ' (V.P.1—Sir John Carling's London eleventh birthday anuivernary of
her daughter Eruiti. Those present
camp refuse, that at the present1 that shortly,
to-London flight
plane
returned
Shall we sit quietly by anti see
were Wiliua Sprouls, .Monti Am­
growth of patronage of our re
hen
1
before
noon
today
after
run
j
brose. Gladys Sprouls, Muriel Jones,
creational advantages it will not pollution of streams prohibited?
ning into dense fogs, causing a de­
Ire long until there will not be And pollution applies to refuse of lay in the completion of the pro .Margaret Jackson. Mildred Bennett,
Helen Jones, Jean Short, ~
satisfactory n'creational offerings any kind as well as sewage. That posed flight.
Dorothy
The airplane took
for our own citixens who love the is a question that will have to be
Jackson. Velma Bennett, Dorothy
off from the field here at 5:50 a.
ahswen'd at once, for the movement
Baldwin,
Alice
Allis.
great, natural outdoors.
Vehun
m. for London, England. Captain
to prohibit pollution is now under
Perry Tully and Lieutenant Janies Davis, Margaret Short and Dale
way.
Bonnett. The afternoon was spent
Metcalf were aboard.
1
In the east, where
industrial
playing games and refreshments of
development has not been hindered.,
ice cream and cake wen' served.
Violent Deaths Are Many.
such scenic treasures as the Susquc
(V.
SAN
FRANCI8CO,
Aug.
29
-
hanna and the Hudson have become i
almost refuse and sewage canals, P.)—There were at least 15 violent
I No. 16. If you want a good with no ill effects except to destroy «leaths an«l several score were in­
on the Pacific coast over the
home here is the best buy them as recreational and scenic jured
week end.
Oregon .leaths were:
in the city, This home is streams.
Do we want the Willamette to Salem. Kermit Sharp. 20. mangled
well located on paved rarrv the refuse of great indu« to death in a pulp mill; Silverton.
street, large lot 56x220
trial plants, or do we want it pre William Kissling. 42. farmer, blew
to bits with' dynamite;
also close to Main
‘ St. Six served for ___ its beauty? «Ain we himself
afford to preserve it for its beauty? 1’iTtland. Wilma Foies, 7, ptomaine
room house with all mod­
landscapes
frothing
Mrs. M innifred Sminions.
Tmntiscap<-s and
nnu
ii „< u , uk riffles K'^nrag;
w
. .
»
tv»*«.
suicide Itv
by gus.
ern conveniences, large where the * sportive
trout plays hide
living room, up-to-date and seek pay no taxes and provide'
Poor Work.
kitchen with lots of built- no payrolls.
A majority of the people are not
The young wife sat plying her
ins. This home must be willing
to provide the money for needle.
seen to be appreciated. office buildings,
normal schools and
"It’s too ba<l,’’ she said to . her
Terms given to respon­ hospitals which the state needs, husband,
"the careless way the
Are we willing to sacrifice a far
sible parties.
whole tailor sewed this button on. Thia
greater
amount
than
our
I No. 115. Five room modern state government costs us in order is the fifth time I’ve had to put
plastered house. Also base­ to satisfy our love of the tfreat it on for you.’’
ment and garage. Lo­ outdoors, our love of «conic hwtu-
cated on paved street. As­ ties, our sentimental feelings to-, "Got any shad roes?’’ asked the
sylvan solitudes, gamboling I young man of the gr«rcer's .laugh
sessments all paid. This wards
trout streams and shady camping
is a new house and in spots far front th«' madding crowd? ter. who was waiting on trade.
"My name
ain’t
Ko«e—it's
good shape. $250.00 down, I crowd?
That is a question to which we Gladys,’’ retorted the damsel; "and
balance $20.00 per month.
please remember I’tn Miss Smith
soon must formulate an
| Why pay rent?
to you. ’ ’
■ and a decisive one.
Monday, end Thursdays
Round World Aeronauts
Reach Germany Safely
For Sale
I No. 2. Dandy location on
If there is anvthing in the old t NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
south 6th street, also five-
moves '
I room, lVi story house. Lot saying about faith that believes
Notice la hereby given that the under-
mountains, the woman who
has filed hia final accJint a% i»d-
67x95. This is a dandy everything her husband toll« her higned
niiniatrator of the estate of Roaa May
I buy at $1650. $200 down, has faith enough to make this old Hewett, deceaaed with the conn y ch rk
of Lane county. State of Oregon and an
balance monthly, Beats world reverse its motion.
order has been made and entered of mc -
renting.
ord directing this notice and -elting the
* * Register Now for Guard Prune 27th day of September. 1927. at the hour
No. 17. Five-room bouse, Exhibit,
of ten o’clock a. m as the time r.hd |he
” said a recent headline county courtroom in the county court
city water and lights. in the Eugene
evening paper. This house at Eugene, Lane county. Or-gon. «<
Chicken house 24x48. Lot is the first time that the morning the place for the hearing of objections, if
to said final account and the final
73x210. Woodshed and paper has joined with it in a any,
settlement of said estate
Dated and first published this J 2nd
garage, Will trade for private enterprise.
day of August. 1927.
JOHN HEWETT Administrator
small acreage.
The man intoxicated with nectar
of the estate of Rosa .May
No. 125. Cosy little plas- from a woman’s lips may feel just
Hewett, deceased.
HERBERT
LOMBARD
I tered house, modern and as damphoolish over it the next Attorney W
■ !9(M)c
for Estate.
up to date. Cement foun­ morning as the man who was on
dation. HiiUse is new. Lo­ a regular souse the night before. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
cated on paved street.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Woman may be born the equal
dersigned has filed herein his final
Garage, woodshed
ane » of man but it doesn’t take her account
as administrator of the estate
fruit house. Don’t pay long to overcome it.
of W. H. Gilbert, deceaaed. with the
county
clerk,
of Lane county, Oregon,
rent when you can buy a
and an order has been made and entered
AN ADMISSION
of record directirg this notice and
dandy little home lik«j this
setting the 31st day of August, 1927,
for $150 down, balance
at the hour of ten o’clock a. m., as
(Fore«t Grove Newi-Time».)
the
time, and the county court room
like rent.
The pleasantly discursive columns in the county court house at Eugene,
i*ane
county, Oregon, as the place for
of
The
Cottage
Grave
Sentinel
ad
­
No. 126. Here is a goo«
vise us of our own misinformation the hearing of objections, if any, to
opportunity for a rea regarding
such final account and the final settle­
the
status,
past
and
of said estate.
home and a three year present, of the new president of ment
Date of first publishing this 1st day
of
August,
1927.
contract for a good job the Oregon State Editorial associa­
A. W. ISHMAEL, Administrator
I have tion. We eonfes« the error and
paying $2200.
of the estate of W. H. Gilbert,
The Sentinel that one ran be
deceased.
agl-29(M)c
just listed a six room a grant
county judge or a highway com- , HERBERT W LOMBARD.
Attom-y
for
estate.
modern horn«-, Hons«- is missioner or most anything else
plastered and new, not a and still be a mighty good news
year old. Located in goo<] paper man—so long as he has the I
price of a kit of ink. Simply be­
location on
improved cause
Cottage Grove-Eugene
one quits fishing to become
street. Double garage.
a hunter doesn’t seem to make him
Freight and Transfer.
Service station and garage'. any less a fisherman, at least for
of livelihood.
We admit
JESS LANSING
Four room plastered purposes
that his newspaper ownership, as a
Proprietor
house. Room for 5 cabins. sideline to county judging and
Located on highway sev­ highway eommissionoring ~ doesn’t!
FURNITURE MOVING
___ president
___ r___ any the
eral miles south of Cot4 make the new
less an estimable gentleman and n
AND STORAGE
tage Grove. This place is fine
fellow.
r The
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~
"_1 7..Z
___
Sentinel ‘ has per­
doing good business. Own­ formed a genuine service in show /
er wants to go «'ast. Will ing us one way by which it is pos- !
Moving a Specialty
trade for good farm lan«l siblc for a man to have his cake | Piano
Phone
99; Res.,
and eat it too. Or isn't that jus
in western Kansas.
what we are supposed to admit ?
No. 83. Ideal turkey farm of
83 acres about 4 miles
CORRECTION PLATINUM
STORY
from city. Good average
Through an error in the editorial
farm house. v.-ell and 1 department
of The Sentinel,
the
spring water. Two barns ¡story in Thursday’« issue concern­
and sheep shed. About 30 ing the discovery of ore on the old
acres in cultivation. Place , Oakland trail running high in
content was mnA> to say
is well located and is a platinum
hat an assay had been made by
Concrete rock, per
dandy buy. $600.00 down, • the
mining department of O. A. C.
long time on balance. Th«» story, as written by the Culp
yard, $1.85,
Look this up, it doesn’t Creek correspondent, said that an
Delivered
analysis by the mining department
take a fortune to buy it. showed
iron, tin, gold and platinum
Sands,
per yd., $2.25
Automobile Insurance.
as component parts of the ore. The
assay showing a return of $98 to
Delivered
Insure your auto in the
$364 in platinum was by a reliable
Phoenix.
assayer is no way connected with
ROCK AND
SAND
Chas. S. Hall
405 Main St.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
the eolh'ge.
The t'ulp Creek correspondent is
painstakingly
accurate
in
his
stories and The Sentinel
gladly
makes this correction to place the
blame where it belongs.
J
M. A. HORN
Phone 35F4
Cottage Grove
SOCIETY *
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HUMMONH
In lh» vlrouil court uf th» Blal* uf
<>rvfun for I .ano euUMtjr.
CultM««* Gruv«> AUjiiktinviit Bureau,
a
I'oriHH alton, pi ahi I iff, wa, Frank Hurvli.
Defendant
To: Frank Burch, defendant
In the naoi» of the Ntate of Oregon,
you and eaeh of you. arv hereby num
luuned and required to appear and auawer
the complaint of plaintiff in the above
entitled action on or before the laat day
of the Uiue preavribed In the order for
publication of buinuiona. to-wll:
The
Mr. and Mrs. \. M, Bruni
tilth day of Heptenibar, IUg7; and you
tertnined with a (j o’clock d
are hereby notified that If you fall ao tn
Hiiiula^. ¡n Imilor of Mr and
appear aud anawor. for want lh»r»uf. th«’
Plaintiff will apply Io the above entitled
Kirkpat i ick, who left utter
*nmi fur a Judgment agalnal you in the
dinner for their new home in
»mil of Ni\l> one Dollara (*<ll <><)) |u
bur. and of Miss Ethel Mm
gelhor with tntereat thereon at the rate
of »i\ per vent per annum from the tai
where she will again teach day of October. itl’Jfi; aiul the further
turn of Forty Dollara Fifty I’auia (*4o ■
SO) I ’*, th. I with int? real thereon at th««
rate of hi« per cent pei annum from the
BOth «I».» of lh cumber. lU’Jn. and for the
Huili well I’uata u»d dlaburaementa of thia action,
; with it
I..
I« II
liiu Mothers '
tnm«*«l Thnrnday
home of Mrs. ’
^ixth street.
enter
the
south
it
ElUHTH GUADE EXAMINA » IONS
The regular uulform righila grati» alate
examinutlon» w ili b** gi*»n in diatricta
where pupila haw cumplird wlth thè legai
reqnlrementa and appllmtiim ha« i*<>r li
tnndn (or qucatloh«. un Thi.rsday nn«l Fri
day, S*ptcini»*r l-'J, 1927 A llmltr.l noni
ber cali b* takrn care u( |n my .»/l««' -
f .1
«-_■ J9(M)
Coutil) Nrhu-il S >|-l
DOUBLE
STRENGTH
I
BUILDING MATERIAL
OF ALL KINDS
ALWAYS ON HAND
Jiut North of S P Statluu—Phone 100
FLY-DI
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
for the
AMBER
BOTTLE
A
K nowles & G raber
and secure the high pow­
er insecticide pro­
nounced the
DEADLIEST
OF ALL
KILLS Flies, mosquitos,
moths, bugs, roaches, etc.
I’I, EASA XT ODOR
NON I’OISONorS-
WII.L NOT STAIN.
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
LANE COUNTY FAIR
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FAIR GROUNDS
EUGENE, OREGON
Aug. 30 and 31, Sept. 1 and 2
Complete Exhibits of the Resources of Lane County
Greatest Program of Free Attractions Ever Offered in Lane County
RUNNING RACES
RELAY RACES
CHARIOT RACES
RAW HIDE RACES
NOVELTY RACES
COMEDY RACES
BICYCLE RACES
A LONE PACING STALLION
THE FRANK ZERADO TROUPE
OF ENTERTAINERS
BUSTER BROWN TI G E, THE
DOG ACTOR
CAPT. ESPE NOVELTY AUTOS
THE TOPSY TURVY CAR
,
THE FOLLY GIRLS IN DANCING
• ACTS
JACK NICHOLS, THE FAMOUS
CLOWN
FANCY ROPING
ALI DIN IN BLINDFOLD DRIV
ING ACT
ALL CROWDED INTO ONE GREAT PROGRAM
Every Afternoon Beginning at 2 p. m.
All Repeated, Except Horse Races
Every Evening Beginning at 7:30 p. m.
Flood Lights on the Grounds
Three Colorful Days
Dancing Every Evening
The Fair of 999 Thrills
Take a Walk Through Ballyhoo Lane
Notice to Exhibitors
Tuesday, August 30 is entry day. En
tries may be made up till 5 p. m. on
that day. No admission will be
charged on entry day.
Notice to Exhibitors'
All exhibits must be in place by 9
a. m. on Wednesday in order to com
•IJete for premiums.
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