The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, JUNK 21, l»2M
hom Shvcp, Not Cai
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON.
I
«
Lancaster of Blue Mountain Sun
day to O'banon, where they vis­
ited Mr«. Foster ’• and .Mrs. Lan
caster’s mother, .Mrs. C. G. Hozine.
Mr» Surah Fisher was a Sun
day diurier gne»t of Mr. and Mrs.
County I* Making Record in
HEBRON
('iftlnw (lrov<* waler han !><*«*n
Roy Howard in Cottage Grove.
tflv««n an ijduhuh I lull of litulth in
Mrs. Jennie Perini and family,
Conatruction of Sharps
June 19c — Mr. and Mrs. William who «pent the past year in Sacra
two t«*«tB mad«« «luring Just by th««
and
daughter
Dudin
•»liiti»
h«*filtli
l»<mr«l.
Th««
bartariftl
,
Kitti-nlmch
mento, Cal., returned
to their
Creek Bridge.
White
of home here Wednesday. They were
«‘oiint in on«« tp»f wno found to I m * I and Mrs. Elesepatb
2 p«*r (*««. and in h«* N«««*on«l ta*»t it ' Lewiston, Ida, visited from Wed accompanied by a cousin and hi»
<1 Id* ('KEEK, Or«*., .Ium« DI. - hum I p«»r «■«•* In both rn«»«*M th«» I nesday until Saturday with Mr wife, in whose ear they drove.
( llowur<l*M Naw* Hrrvirw.) — Not lon«*Moim* l>H«'ti*na ware found to and Mr». N. W.
W. White, while on
wi t lint midi ng that the \ni|t*r*oii X I»«* fri««n<lly quimi . Th«*»*« are th«« , their wuy to Los Angeli ».
MOUNT VIEW.
»Middleton l«»ggmg «'limp I ihm b«*«*n b«*«»t t««»tw <«v«*r r«*port«*d for f’ot
Ln Mar Piper an»l Chet Beni
In All Its Brunches
down min’««, prior tp tin« hulidayN, tag«« drove water, although it hr««« I of Portland were overnight »
(Npscjal to the Mentinel.)
then* i» unirli nrtivity her«« now. ni’arlv ii I whyn hnd n ««la*«« A rating I tor» Fri»lny of Mr. Piper’» n
June 20.—The annual school elec-
Mi»» Miriam Piper. I’hey mot<
Th«« (ll««n Aiplurwon A Hon rhw mill,
tion wan held Monday ami the
I to Bohemia Hntur»lay, relurr
which m*nt into op«*riition I«*** m than
present officers were reelected.
that night. They left Wr Purl I
two vuiirn URO, nml which Ims no Production Regulation
M>»» Amy Johnson is spending I
i Bun»iay morning.
identity with th««
Ainl««r$n»n
A
the week at Ixlrane with relatives. ;
I*. S. Bukowaki
Boosts
Price
of
Lumber
Miss Dolly Johnson visited over
Middleton lumber eompimy, a «««* iiir
Mrs. Charles Bales visited Mon »
to hnv«« weathered th«« blaM of
Saturday night in Cottage Grove »lay afternoon with Mrs. I(i»-hard
over supply of woo«| stork »iii«l,
with her father, Tom Johnson, r»- Hanna.
lifter n p«riod of never«I months Retailer» Find Their Stocka m , turning Hunday with Mi»» Piper.
.Mr. ami Mrs. J. It. Cooley ami
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
of half time operation, is now run
Ernest Heaton moved Him lay Mis» Elizabeth Cooley attended the
DBMTIMTM. 7
Danger of Depletion and
lung rloi*e to its
per day
to the place bi* recently bought pioneer pienie at
Brownsville
~~
The innntigeiiirnt is
much
from E. C. Lockwixel.
Thursday.
I »K. W. K. LKBOW li.nlUl Orilo« «ut.
No
Place
to
Buv.
plr«Nr«l
with
th««
upward
tendency
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Baimbridg**
► Itili «lei Main sirosta.
Hour,
Mr. an»l Mrs. H. B. Iler and
« SU l<i 1$ «lui 1 lo ti . So. k« cuing, of «lemi^ml und price. K«*c«*nlly the
of t’ottug»* Grove visited Hun»lay Mr». Roy Howur»! of the Grove
ami Huuilaya
appuli» luisui, l'bunssl rompu n y pu r<*husei| th«* tract
<>r
visited 1'ri‘lay afternoon at the
Crow ’» Lumber Digest ha» be at the Lincoln Taylor home.
ut Ilea 34. raaldonc« ISI-J.
timber on the l>«»yle rutate, ad come optimistic a» to the lumlier
Mr, unit Mrs. Alvin ~
Day» of Waldo Miller home.
,
I Joplin,
a C. H. KINK D mu IUI
Flral Na jurent to th«« mill, which curri*« outlook,
stopped
Thur »da y
kichanl Harina was a Cottage
h Ilona! Lauk building, ('oliagli Uro«», i "<v«*rnl million f«««'t, nml this in I m « it »aidt lu its must recent ¡»sue while on Mo.,
a trip to California an»l Grove visitor Monday.
I
Oregon.
HpocInJUl Iu •ilracliuu. ad
visited with their aunt am! cousin,
iidiilatralloii of nilroua oaid and uaygna, mg I<« rk **«I on contract by Mr Allis t
Mrs. Louise Kibbey of
Blue
e, al Burgrry. Ottica phon« 1Ü. linai t««r, Mmith
Smith and
uml Whitmali,
Whitman. During
The general outlook is highly Mr». Hmith nu»l Mr». Frank La Mountain was an overnight visitor
1< urn 1II6J
th«- «lull «hiVN
«I iiyn thin
this Mpring
upriiig th«* rom »atisfuctory.
Jilue.
Humfay of Mrs. Wablo Miller.
puny r iiiNtall««d
installe«! n a four
four ui«h«
aid« planer.
Mi»» Annuliel and Miss Katie
Miss June and Miss Eva Lan­
mSIOlAMS.
The benefits of product ion regu
Tne Gnorgi«
Georg«* E. E. Pott«*r
I*ott«*r general lation have been clearly »lemon Gili-rint returned Wednesday eve caster visited one day last week
<J. K. FROST,— Phyalrlau »nil | nn*rrhitndiiw »torr,
«tore, which
which
failed at rated.
niug from Ashlan»! to »pen»l th.- with Miss Genevieve and Miss Au­
U li. ••irgvun.
Offlc» in Lawson build«
It is now apparent that Califor summer with their mother, M ra. drey Mulvihill in Cottage Grove.
Ing I'bon» 47. Culla#» Gruta, On»gua ■ ««urly luM fnII, hns been nbuorlx««!
by Han McCullum,
‘
“
ami again the nin buyers knew liettcr than the Jessie Gilcrist.
Charles Bales •« making an ef­
AXLKY. M
D.- Physician and I Mtori* iu w«*ll Ntorkrd nn«l u return
E. J. E»lwards motored to Horn fort to eradicate the Canada
the
■surgeon
Kvsaings by appoint- to u rtiibstuntini trn«h* Aceinu likc- mill», that they ha»l played
waiting game until they were on brook uri»l hi» mother, Mm. Clara thistle in the neighborhood.
»»»■nt. Over Kam's Drug slurs, Cuttags
liruva. Dragon
thin ice for, nt th»- first announce Edwards, nml niece, Verna Stone,
Thr
mi'nt of a proaiiective falling off returned with him Wednesday. EUGENE MAN EXPLORES
W. KIME. M. D—Physician aa»l
\
in th»- output, they began to rush Mi»« Vernlce will remain two weeks
H»»rgoon. Obal-lrloa end diseases of ! which
SUB POLAR AREA ALONE
woman and rhlldr-»» a so-rially Office for tw<i inoiitliN under th«« »
to cover. The anxiety of the Cali and visit h«-r cousins, Lucy and
First Nsllonal Baah Building Phones l I vimoii of Jo<* Dam««*oo«lt wi
Eunice
Edward».
EDMONTON, Alta., May 31.—
OnMS .‘.»4. residence, 1JOJ Kesldeass ■ roropl««!<«| in about two we««kii und fornia lumbermen to buy »luring
Wells DeWells enuu* Friday from Another sub polar expedition
the past ten »lay» has almost be­
is
•44 nm 1140 weal Main.
it proiiiiM«*n to I»«« a wtrurtur«« of come a stampede ami prices have the children’» farm home near about to set out, it was announced
ATToiursra
1 which Lan«* county can I m * proud. bi-en bi<l up much faster than uny Corvallis to make his home with today. It will be a one man af­
| Thia bridg«* ha« b«*en built by m one hud expected. However, the .Mw E. J. Edwards.
fair and the route will lx’ from
erbert w
iaimiiaiiu
Attorney
.Miss Ilia and Miss Mona Hayns Edmonton to Athabasi-a, down the
H Ing
si iatw First Nsllonal liani» build «•r<*w of from mix to eight mm an«!, hysteria that for a time surroumlr»!
, ronAidoring
th«* * hundr«’«! an«l on«« California trading ha» tapered off of Port Angeles, Wash., aeeom Athabasca to the Yukon, thenee by
Phon» 04 Cottage Drove. Dr^on
little drlayn and pcrpkxing «Jiffi* into a «am* method of doing bu«i panietl by Miss Hazel Führer of the inside passage to Prince Rupert
Il J. HH1NN.—Attorney st Law sad
are and bark by rail to Edmonton. All
I 1 * Notary Public.
Practices la all < ulti«*M mrouiit«‘r«’«l in river con- m- M nn»l that without the market Eugene, came Thursday and
courts. Hadar building. Cottage Grove. utrurtural work, the time required losing any of its virility.
visiting their aunt and mother, the water parts of the trip will be
Oregon.
to fininh th«* job is considered a
Every domestic demand i« gain Mm. Fred Führer. .Mis, Hazel re­ made in a 14-fout motor boat.
r«*rord. Th«« III foot chorda had to ing ground. The Atlnntic const has turned Monday to her work in
E. F. McBee of Eugene, Ore., is
be tak
out of tree, scored and hmi to fall in behinil California ami Eugene.
the man who will dare the ad­
■n hauled tu the bridge pay molt' money even though de
hcwt*«l,
Mrs. Joe Ijtffoon and
niece, venturous trip. He is now making
site; g
livered prices have not as yet been Zeimu Laffoou, mo veil to Coburg preparations for the journey. The
erete I
advanced proportionately. The re- Saturday to live with Mm. Laf motor boat in which he proposes to
)> k »I tu
tail yard trade that is served by foon’s brother, Lowell Hubbard.
sail the northern water» came here
was mi
all rail shipments has not lu-en as
Mrs. Susan Lajoie and daughter in tow behind a small automobile
aery Ic
wild aS the water market» but at Sarah of Lynx Hollow visited Bun and is being shipped to Athabases,
the riv
th»' same time has in a most grati »lay with their daughter and sis­ where it will take to the water.
this si
fying way been steadily gaining ter, Mr». L. D. Huff.
McBee expects to be back in Ed
failed ami another pit ha.I to Le both in vylumc and price levels.
Harvey Clark was home over munton in four or five months
open»*»!. The concrete work was a
time.
The export market up to the last the week end.
staml »till job tu the cnauiil ob few- days has remained immune to
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller and son
server, for it was »low nml par the domestic revival but the marked Raymond visited Sunday in De­
NOTICE.
titular work. The piers are five improvement in California and At­ light Valley at the home of Mr,.
In the county court of the State of Ore-
feet at the base, tnpering to two lantic coast prices- ha» finally Miller's sister, Mrs. Ray Myers.
yon. for Lane county.
feet, and arc 2D feet high, one on place»l the mills in a position where
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Archie Gilham is drilling n new
each »id»» <»f the channel, 105 fret they have had th»- courage to a»k
Hansen, deceases.
well. Roy Murry is helping him.
apart from center to center of con­ the foreign Ituyers more money
Notice is hereby given that Curtis L.
Mrs. John Kebelbeck went to Hansen, administrator with will annexed,
crete wall. t'pon these piers lay nnd, while this development is coni
Portland
Sunday
and
of the eatata of Peter Hansen, deceased,
will
visit
the great base chorils, each deriveil pnrntivelv only a few »lays old and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John haa rendered and preaenled for final act
from a »olid prime tree, nml they ha» not ha»l time to be tested, it her
and filed in said court the final
Piser,
at Stayton. She expect» to tlement
account of hia administration of the said
nre 111
feet
long, 14 inch»-« undoubtedly will stimulate export
be
gone
two
weeks.
estate
together
with a petition praying
square, giving an extension
be- placement».
John Ketielbeck has carpenter» for final settlement of the said estate and
y»»nd the ernter of each pier of • If the mill» continue to hold the repairing
that
Tuesday
the
day of July. 1028.
and reshingling his barn. at the hour of 10 24th
o’clock a. m. of the
three f»*et, to meet requirements cut down a« they have thin month,
George
Zapp
was
a
week-end
said day at the court room of the said
for apron joining.
This bridg»- it begins to look as though the
court at the court house tn Eugene. Lane
ero»»e« Row river at a lniint im- balance of 1928 is going to be a visitor of Mis» Anna Jepson.
county. Oregon, has been fixed aa the
Long Duttam-e Hauling
Nine
hundred
capons
comprise
miubately below nml in plain view seller»' market.
time and place for the hearing on said
the flock being raised at th«- Jep­ final account and settlement of said es­
of the confluence of Sharps creek
Piano Moving a Specialty
Even when the market in soft son ranch.
tate. at which time sad place any persoa
with the main river and 300 yards there never fails to be nn improve­
may appear and file objections
The annual school meeting held interested
abovn old Re»l bridge. Like the old ment in buying just prior to the
thereto and contest the same. Notice is
Monday
evening
was
wt-ll
at-
further
given
that said account is for
briilge the turn from the up-river Fourth of July holidays. Ad»l this
settlement and distribution of the
road is directly nt right angles, but pressure to the already firm condi­ tended. Over 30 were present. L. final
residue of the property of the said estate
the viow of the bridge will be less tion today and it will be seen that D. Huff was elected director to Dated this the 15th day of June, 1928.
take the place of John Murry, re-
CURTIS L. HANSEN. Admin­
obseured,
nml
the
approach
will
le'
the
only
danger
confronting
th»
«
istrator with will annexed of
much better in that th»* plan of general outlook is that it might tiring board member and Truman
the estate of Peter Hansen,
Clark
was
reelected
clerk.
The
construction gives a spread of sev­ get too strong if the middle west
deceased.
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
eral fi'el in excess of the width of and eastern dealers should become budget was discarded and another H. J. SHINN,
Attorney for Katat»-
jn21-jlyl9e
lb»' bridge, making an easy turn apprehensive over the supply for one accepted.
Mr. and
Mrs. Compton and
STORAGE AND GENERAL onto the briilge. ,
the immediate future and nil at­
NOTICE OF OUABDIAN’8 SALE OF
TRANSFER
tempt tu anticipate their want/ for daughter Frances and Mr. Comp
REAL PROPERTY.
Drill Is iu LliuMtone
the latter part of this month anil ton’s mother, Mrs. Lily Trobst of
Office phone 0
Drain, visited Saturday with Mrs.
The
drill
at
the
well
of
the
the
first
half
of
July.
Notire
is
hereby given that the under-
Resilience Phone 160 Y
Belle Geer.
~
--
-
Mrs. Geer
and her signed a» »uardiaa of th person and es­
I’ruwn oil company, Eugene, is
As successful a» the curtailment
tate
of
Oral
Antal, a minor, by virtue of
guests
motored
to
Provide»«*«,
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
now in limeatone, anurdiug to W. has already been, it is safe to sav
an urder of sale duly made and entered
E. Mnrriou, pre»i»lent of th<* com that it ha» just begun, for many w here they attended the Jaob Jn the county court of the State of Ore­
Mrs, Geer and gon for Lane county, on the 24th day of
pun V.
concerns that have not been operat­ Powell reunion.
May. 1928. duly authorising him so to
M r. Marrion »ay» he ha* been ing on the short week are now lay -Al tf. Trobxt are granddaughters of do.
will, on and after the 30th »lav nt
Powell, who was a
looking for a sandstone nnd he ing plans to be down for longer Joab
.'ui... ¿u.a. at u»e law office of Gordon
$ ivuutt u
pioneer
evangelist.
S
Wella,
court house." Eugene. Oregon,
feel*» quite I »lire it will b** feufid puaiuds than usual over inc l-ourth
for sale at private sale and sell to
bvneuth the I limestone.
He says of July, so that what the curtail­ .«on, Abraharu Powell, aged 87, , the offer
the highest bidder for cash subject to con­
that there was about 20 feet of ment has lacked so far of living only living son, was present and firmation. the following described real
Several hun
I ‘- property belonging to aaid estate, towlt:
open hole between the bottom of up to 20 per cent is likely to be gave m address.
"Beginning at a point on the
W. L. Ixtonartl, Prop.
th»* casing ami the limestone and made up in a lump sum the early dred were present.
easterly line of the county read 2.18
that
they
are
now
underreaming
part
of
July.
chains
east of th«^ northwest corner
OFFICE AT HOWE’S
THORNTON CORNERS
That retail buyers are making a
of the Samuel Gray donation Innd
tin* hole to set the casing into the
CX1NFECTIONF.RY
clnim No 40, being also a corner in
liiiiestone to safeguard against ac­ last desperate effort to break »tow n
angle of the Joseph G. Gray donation
Ren. Phone 239-J
(Special to the Sentinel.)
cidents in case Ibis is n hard lime the morale of the manufacturers is
land claim No. 38, notification No
June 20.—Mr. and Mr». C. A.
plainly shown in the growing
7500. tn township 16 south, range 1
capping over production.
GENERAL
west. Willamette meridian. Oregon,
”lf nothing happens we will volume of wire business. Fully Beeker and little son of Newberg
and running thence east 3 02 chains
have our casing »et Hioi be rcn»ly half of the orders coming to the visited Tuesday with Mr. Becker’s
to the right bank of the Mohawk riv­
TRANSFER
er; thence along said right bank. S
to drill through the lime in
a fir mills today are by tidegraph sister, Mrs. W. A. Keene, return-
ing
to
their
home
Wednesday.
20° 57' W. 7.60 chains; thenee S.
Got tage Grove. Oregon
and, as soon a» the business is
few »lay»,” said Mr. Marrion.
28®
53’ W. 12 83 chains; thence 8.
Mr. anil
nnd Mrs. D. O.
() Fisher and
booked, th«« retailer never ceases to
49® 28’W,14 74 chains to the north­
keep wiring additional drills until sen Clifford of Aliadore visited
Tax Turnover Is Large.
erly line of the Sc 'them Pacific Rail­
way company a righ’-of-way; thence
Mon- than $189,000 in taxes was the ear is sealeil nnd on its way. Wednesday of last week with Mr.
N. 68® W. 2.67 chains to the easter­
turned over to County Treasurer Salesmen calling on the trade claim ami Mrs. J. W. Fisher.
ly
line of the county road; thence
Cottage Grove-Eugene Hehiskn by Sheriff Taylor Weilnes that stock is moving out of thi Mr. an»l Mrs. Bert Shaffer and along
the easterly tine of the county
children
of
Lorane
.«pent
Monday
yards
in
normal
volume
an»l
that
road.
N 37’ 25' E. 26.00 chains;
Th<> amount was divided in
Freight Transfer Co. »lav.
thence
N. 31® 10' E. 6.64 chains to
.Mr.
with
Mrs.
Shaffer's
parents,
retailers
will
have
to
order
more
to the following funds: State nn»l
the
place
of beginning, containing
Express Service at Freight
county, $100,342.77;' cities, $29,- lumber »luring the next 90 days re- and Mrs. J. W. Francis.
14.13 acres of land, more or leas, in
Carl
Murphy
of
Roseburg
gardless
of
what
prices
are.
mo-
Lane county, Oregon.
089.08; school districts, $48,126.12;
Rates
Beginning at a point in the west
It begins to look as though it is tored down Sunday for his wife
union high schools, $4ti!)tl.l)2; roa»l
Freight linulin ig from Portland
line
of the Joseph G. Gray donation
and
little
»laughter,
Pat ricin. who
ilistricts, $6072.60; port of Siu a matter of only two or three
land claim No. 38. notification No.
und other val illoy towns, long
7500. in Township 16 south, range
slaw, $378.1)0; foriWit fire patrol, weeks until rail business will got spent a week with Mrs. Murphy’s
'distance hauling of all '1 kinds,
1 west, Willamette meridian. Oregon.
Mrs.
F.
L.
$407.25; Cox
»Irainnge
»listrict, in much the same condition that parents,, Mr. ami
furniture moving nnd
and »tomge
26.46 chains north of the southwest
Hockett.
California
now
is.
In
other
words,
$154.05;
squirrel
poisoning,
$23.88;
corner of said claim; and running
uro only a l part of the service
Mrs. James Plaster nml »laugh
thence north along the western
total
$i89,7!i2.2::.
The several if the mills keen cool and hold
we offer. Let us figure with
boundary of the claim. 18.61 chains;
ter
Orvella
ami
grandson
Bobby
their
cuts
down,
the
sellers
’
market
cities in the county will get the
you.
thence
east parallel to the south line I
following sums: Eugene, $26,472,- will be general ami the accumula­ spent Sundny nt Swimmers’ Delight
of the claim, 41.46 chains; thence
Phone 99.
near
Goshen.
tions
of
item»
which
lire
now
.un
­
S. 80® 35’ E. 21.36 chains, to a point
32; Springfield,’ $546.60; Creswell,
on I he westerly line of a railroad
Miss Alta ami Miss Mary Hall
Eugene office— Willamette-Vai
$556.60;" Coburg, $18.61); Cottage salable will be in demand, nn<l be­
aight-of-way. 2.02 chains north, and
ley-Transfer Co., Phone 135.
fore
the
end
of
June
the
mills
of
Salem
visited
last
week
with
Grove, $129.42;
Junction
City,
2.66 chains east of the northwest
should be tolling the trade what their uncle anil aunt, Mr. ami Mrs.
corner of the Samuel Gray donation
$1358.32; Florence, $19.73.
they will sell them instead of W. A. Keene.
land claim No. 40, of the same town­
ship and range; thence along the
letting them dictate what they will
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ritchey of
Longest Days Are Here.
westerly line of the railroad right-of-
buy,
ns
they
have
for
so
many
Crow
were
at
the
J.
W.
Fisher
way.
8. 37’ 45' W. 2.53 chains I
Yesterday wits the longest day
home Tuesday.
thence S. 24® 16' W. 4.35 chains;
in the year by n few »eeonds. The months.
thence S. 37® 25' W. 22.06 chains;
■fi
Mrs. Gowdy of Cottage
sun hns been shining, or is sup
thence leaving the railroad right of
r 1 I1
way. N 70® 17' W.. 25.25 chains;
posed to have been shining,
15 Hubbell Building Being Remodelled.
•
Th»«
Hubbell
&
Sly
building
at
Francis.
thence
west 21.60 chains to the place
hours, 4’1 minutes nml some seconds
of
beginning, containing 117.70 acres
the
corner
of
Main
nml
Fifth
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hurry
Elfving
arc
1«
every »lily of this week itn»l from
of land, more or leas, in Lane county,
I
1 3 1 It
Oregon.
now on tne iliivs will become short streets is to bo extensively re­ the parents of a daughter bom
ARZEL ARNEL, Guardian
er. Th»' longest day of the year modelled. Th,» alterations include Sunday. The child has tyeen named
of
the
Estate
of
Oral
eume on the twentieth of the placing partitions to divide the Arlie June.
Arnel, a minor.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Gilcrist and two mill jn28
month this veur on nccount of building into two stores, milling n
»loorwny,
changing
the
doorways
children
of
Canada
visited
f
rom
leap year.
nml putting n doorway on the al Sunday until Thursday with Mr. NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS. I
ley. The building once housed two nnd Mrs. John XVillian. They are
Nutice is hereby given that on July 1,
Veterans Given More Time. .
Bancroft bond, number, 6, 7. 8 9
I
World war veterans have been stores nml the postoffice. Several friends of Mrs. Willinn and were 1928,
11. 12. 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 Iuue
to Portland. 200 comfortable room»,
years ago it was remodelled for neighbors in Canada before her 10
given
more
time
in
which
to
npply
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City
of Cottage Grove Improvement
each with bath. Reasonable rates.
Bonds, five hundred dollar, ($500.00)
for government adjusted coinpen occupancy by one business. Geo. marriage.
Convenient down-town location.
each
will
be
redeemed by the City of Cot­
M.
Marksbury,
who
once
uso»l
the
Miss Hazel Yearous of Latham
Now under (wrtonal management of
silt ion, according to word received
tage Grove at the office of the city tree»-
SAM D. ADKISSON
at. the office of the Lane county entire building, recently reestab­ spent Sunday with Miss Franci» urer, First National bank building. Cot­
tage Grove. Oregon; all of said bond,
chapter of the American
Red lished himself in business in the Koene,
Mrs. Ellenn doblen of Eugene aforesaid will be taken up. redeemed and
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Cross. Time for ninking applica­ building.
visited over Sunday with her par cancelled on said date at par value, and
tion Im» been extended to January
interent thereon shall esass
Presto Copy Outfits. Sentinel. ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. P. Short da; >y of July, 1928. ----- j on said first
1, 11)30.
ridge.
Dated and Jlrst published this 7th day
Stapling Machines. Sentinel.
Mrs. George Foster nnd children of June, 1928.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Adding Machines. Sentinel.
HERBERT EAKIN.
Fountain pen ink. Sentinel, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bert
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City Treasurer.
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Arcade Theatre—Sunday-Monday June 24-25
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DISTRICT CLERK’S ANNUAL REPORT 1928-1929.
To the Board of Directors and Legal Voters of School District No.
45, Lane County, Oregon, for Year Ending June 18, 1928.
N urn ber of persons reaiding in district October Maia Fsaul, Trial
25, 1927, over 4 and ander 20
__ _______ ___ 509 500 1009
Number of teachers employed in high school,
.Number of teachers employed in grades ____
Number
Number
Number
Number
of
of
of
of
school rooms
school houses
library books
library books
3
1
1«
4
30
II
in operation ____________
in district_______________
on hand ________________
purchased during year.__
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2008
96
Amount of bonded indebtedness __ _____ ________
$44,500.00
Amount of warrant indebtedness:
General furni ___________________
$6,849.24
Bond and interest fund ______ . .2,250.00 $ 9,099.24
Estimated valuation of echool grounds___
5,000.00
Appraised sound value of school buildings
88,131.54
Appraised sound value of furniture and equipment
20,858.29
Amount of insurance on school house*«.... ..................
57,400.00
5,550.00
Amount of insurance on furniture and equipment __
Amount of special tax levied ........ ................................ ... 29,435.00
1,418,194.00
Valuation of taxable property in the district______
20.80
Kate per cent in mills of taxation_______ ________
103.00
Average cost of pupils in high school ____________
74.00
Average cost of pupils in whole school____________
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
General Fund
Balance June 20, 1927 ________________
$ 133.78
Receipts:
Special taxes____________________
27,160.39
1.-1.043.7"
County fund_______________ -___
State fund______ _______________
1,652.04
Elementary school fund__________
4,849.50
State and federal vocational funds
1,901.02
Tuition (grades)________________
88.00
Tuition (high school)__ ______
7.50
County high school tuition_______
7,321.72
Other sources_______________ ___
107.47
$58,131.34
Disbursements _______
Warrants paid_______
Balance June 18, 1928
$57,497.32
706.81
60.99
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M. A. HORN
Phone 35F4
Cottage Grove
5
$58^65.12 »58,265.12
Bond and Warrant Interest Fund.
Balance June 20, 1927 ______________________ $ 491.45
Receipts (taxes)__________________________ 7,203.41
Disbursements: Warrant» paid_____________
Interest on warrants paid______________
Balance June 18, 1928 ______________________
7,387.50
194.31
113.05
$7,694.86
$7,694.86
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES.
Personal Service.
....$ 2,499.96
Superintendent_______________
_ 1,800.00
Principal high school_________
.... 1,350.00
Principal west side grade school
14,502.69
Teachers, high school (11)___
Teachers, grades (16) ________
_ 15,599.88
_ 2,339.69
Janitors (2)_________________
Clerk __ _________________ _____
250.00
70 84
Election and Census _________
$38,413.06
Material and Supplies.
Furniture and equipment ________________
Supplies for instruction__________________
Library__________________________________
Janitors’ supplies_______________ •_________
663.75
349.86
314.90
345.43
1,029.04
*>, 1 O-»
Light and power —-
....
v» uter
..._________________
Telephones_______________________________
Postage and stationery___________________
$3,452.71
Maintenance and Repairs.
Building repairs and upkeep grounds ......
$ 2,937.30
Maintenance agricultural department
.-.
227.82
Maintenance homemaking department_______
314.97
$ 3,480.09
Indebtedness.
Bonds paid ________
Bond »interest paid -.
.4 3,500.00
. 2,375.00
$ 5,875.00
Other Pay menta
Insurance _______________________________
Municipal street sewer and sidewalk assess­
ments and interest ___________________
Athleties _______________________________
Refund to teachers for institute attendance
Audit of clerk’s records _______________ ...
$
401.76
534.42
100.00
135.00
10.00
TOTAL __________________________
$52,401.98
45 vouchers cancelled and returned herewith.
Respectfully submitted,
WORTH HABVE Y, Clerk.
Hurry Up! A bunch of second
hand doors and windows.
They’ll go quickly.
It's land plaster time again. We have it at
carload prices.
Godard & Randall
Juit North of S. P. Station—Phon« 100
Building material of all kinds
always on hand