The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 27, 1931, Page 3, Image 3

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N o lle « la baroby f lv M i th a t ib a un d er
• I f i t «4 baa baan • p p x il* l« d by (ba e o u n lv
a«>url o f I .ana r o u n l y . K ie l« u f O raaun. ••I-
lo in t a lr a lo r o f Ih » « a la la o f Jam es K I'n lb
M ay, Uavaaaad. by an **rd»r b a a rlo g d a le
lb** J E lh day o f J a n u a ry . IW 3 I
A ll peraona ba »lug ■ Ialin a a g a ln a l |b a
« a la la o f Jam «« b l ’ ulb M a y . d»*«*»aaa4,
a ra lia ra b y n o ilfla d a n d r«<|ot ai«*d to u ra
• a l l í Ib a aa ilia d u ly v e r lfla d lo Ib a ondar
• Ig ita d « I Iba la w o f f l i a o f
l la r b a r l
W.
L o m b a rd . l’ Ir a ! N a llo tta i ban k
b u ild in g ,
('u lla g e U ro v a O rrg o n . on or bafo ra
a lt
M ioullta fro m Ib a d a la o f Ib a U r a l pu b i li a
lio n o f th ia n o lle«.
h a l a d and f lr a l p o b llab ad th ia BOlh day
o f i attuai j
lu ll
h a la of la a l p u b lic a tio n F a b ru a ry
17 ,
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T . i l W I I K r .L K K . A d u tln la lra lo r
of Ib a y.alata o f Jam a« K I ’ulh
M ay, h araa aad
IIK K IIR IIT W I.IIM H A IIh .
A tto rn e y fo r K a la la
J10 f J 7a
ID M U O ll
In Ib a r lr a u ll «w ort o f th e M íala o f O r«
gun. fo r l.a n a aou nly
Jeaala O laon, p l a in t i f f va A. J. O laon
deft n d a n l
T o A I Olaon. Ib a above nam ed defend
ani ;
I « Ib a nani« u f Ib a M íala
of
O regon
you a ra h ereb y r«qulr*<d Io a p p ear and
an a w a r lht> ro io p la ln l file d • ¿ • I n a l yuu In
Ib a above e n llllt'd a u lì w llb la four weak«
fro m Ib a d a le u f lb « f lr a l p o b llr e tl» n
of
Io la auotm ona and If you f a ll Io ao an
• w a r fo r w an ! th e re o f the p la in t if f w ill
a p p ly lo Iba cou rt fo r r a ll« f p ra y e d fu r In
bi r c o m p la in t l<> w it f o r a d«ir«s» of Ih r
co u r! d laau lvln g Ib a m a rria g e r o u ira * I and
bouda of m a ir i ouny a a la lln g betw een you
and the p l a in t i f f on lb» gru o n d a of cruel
«m l lu b u tu a n tre a tm e n t, fo r Ib a ahange of
p l a i n t i f f ' a nam e fro m ib a l of Jeaale Olaon
|o th a t o f Jeaale J o rg rn e o n . fu r <<<ala and
d le b o ra e n tm la o f title a u lì an*l fo r •>«< b
fo rth * r o rd e ra aa m ay be e q u ita b le In Ib e
pn
|«> a
T b |« aumtttona la served by p u b lic a tio n
by o rd e r of th e Ilo ti t
I1 B a r n a r d
-n
t> i lg«
t iba «aid «aoaly
and «tal«
dal<-d Ib e '¿Wlh -lay of J a n u a ry I V J I and
Ib e d a le u f Ib e f lr a l p , b l | . a l | o n w ill be
on the n ib day o f F e b ru a ry , I U . II and Ibe
d a te of the laal p o b llt a ll* n w ill be on Ib e
Bib *lay of Mar« it l u t i
aald p u b lic a tio n
w ill be In the t o il a g e d r o v e M enllnel. a
ni’ * e p a |» « r p u b lish ed at C o lla g e
d ro v e ,
O regon In aald cou nty wbl<b baa a gen
e ra l c ir c u la tio n In eald a o u n ly and a la le
II
J,
M IIIM N
A tto rn e y
fo r
r u in lllt
lla a ld a n « « and p o e to fflre adtlreaa Col
lä g e d r o v e , O re g on
f * me
HUMMOMB
.
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In Ib a c ir c u ii m u r i o f Ib a M íala o f O ra-
g o » l-,f l.a n a ao u n ly
le a l A
M e u n ie r
p la in tif f, va Joseph
A
M e u n ie r d e fen d an t
T o Joaepb A M e u n ie r. Ib a abov« ñam ad
d efen d a n t
In Ib e «am a u f Ib » M íate of
O regon
you a re h ereb y re*«|ulred to a p p ear and
an s w e r the c o m p la in t file d a g a in »! you in
ib e above e n title d a u lì w ith in fn u r we»be
fro m Ib e d ale of ib e f lr e l i tb llc a ll ■«» of
Ib la aum m ona and I f yuu f a ll an t*> an
aw er. fo r w an t ib e re o f ib e p la in t if f w ill
ap p ly |u the court fo r (be r e lie f p r a y td
fo r In p la in t i f f a «om n lalftt Io w ||
For
a decree of (be t-m r l d la a o h ln g (be m ar
rla g e c o n tra c t and hunda of m a trim o n y
a a la lln g betw een you and (he p la in t if f on
the gro u n d s o f d«-e<-r(l*<n fo r o»ure (b an
une year I m m e d la le lv la a l p « « l a n d
fo t
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■ i ai d
-ie
tre e s In Ib e p re n d a ra aa h *y be eq l ia b l e
I bla aum m ona la served by p u b ll, a llo w
H e r e o f In Ib e C o lla g e d r o v e M e n tln r l by
o rd e r o f the lio n d F Mklpw<>rtb judg«*
o f Ib a at»o«a nam ed f u r l dated Ib e |< )|b
day o f F e b ru a ry
IB-1 I
and Ib e <le(<
f
Ih» f lr a l p u b lic a tio n w ill be on Ib e I 9 l b
day o f F e b ru a ry
(U S I
and (be d ale of
I b e la e l tm b ll* allow will be on Ib e 1 l i b
d a y o f M a rc h , Iw J I
II
J
M il I N N .
A tto r n e y
fo r
Plaintiff
M y rv v td 'b e a and p o « l« fft« « la C o lla g a
« »r «• < r.
f 1 S in I ì r
Or«» » •
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C o m p o a illo M
oí
W n la r
W a f e r la n « 'b r illim i c o m b in a t'
o f t w o gna«m b y d r o g r n a n d o x y g r t,
l) r a < l C it y
of
M iie d -U p Anim al
A fte r
ii
aourrli
lasting
tefi
month*, the latest snologlcBl riddle
htia h« < n found In New Guinns. It
In tin anhnril two feef long which
(in* a bird like hill aplr < « like a
porcupine, a pouch Jlkar a kangn
roo'i, live* underground like n
tnole, lays egg* huf »inkles If*
\«tiing and yet adapts Ifaelf to
tem perature like a reptile.
Four
iff theae e itre m e ly rare creature«
• re
called
provihldnaa
u lcr os-
culata.
H o o rn
llourti I" on«» o f (Io* no vn II«*< i
"(lend <’I I I i * h " o f Hi«* Znydar I M
All who visit H im <|i i nl old pint*«
should riMiill tliHl In IGld, W illem
Mrlmuteii, on«* of (In* icr«-»«(«•■! of
old I hitch nitvltfntor«. wiim the flral
lo douldo f lip « Horn, which la
nmiii'd ttflor Ida n allva town. Hoorn
la a qnhd, nut o f Ihn way pin« -• and
anifftala llllli* today of Hi«* <*nlt*r
prlalng and fl«»»ir iwhliur port It wa«
In th»» dnya of Ih itrh a«»a power
The fine old Hhidliula. tta gueal
houses, church«»». orphanage* all
aeem appnrtf,<»na from (he Haven
tavnth century.
M il •a o f H e n ,
T h« lnrit'***l poultry plnnt In tlm
world. < j |' i t h | im I nt H i I ' n l l f ,
nella more tluin IQH.HOM old hone
on* Ii year unit mnlntuliia n (lock of
A00,(KM) bene, «ayn tin* Dolled
Hluten I H*| hi rlm iuit of A y rln illu re .
T he atn llntlrnlly m lii’lw l ran cut-
ru llile lim i If On-no Mmimo chirk
onn «oro muri'hlnn In n lino u foot
uiuiri, the pnrail« would eitoud
mure than ninety mllcn.
King's Speech O ld Hit«
T he king's apeech la In reality
Hie de< laratton of Hie ciiu*«** of (he
aummona of the llrlHwh pnrlluiiicni
and forma the legal huala for Ho
deliberations of (he (wo house«. It
glvca In hroad outline Hie leglaln
five program of the Mccdon I trig
tiiiitly Hie king actually delivered
Ida ajieech In person and parlla
tnent could not H«*«*iiihl<* until the
king thought lit to summon It. The
"king** apee<h" apparently dates
hack to the "model pa rl I a ment” of
Kdwnrd I, summoned In I2B5.
" P ro a p a ro u a " on
1 100
«
F ra n k H r ,In n in g
T he a fte r dim.or a
wna In
trodured na the mull who "han
proinlaod to loll ua Homo of lila
blgKont «ml In- ’ atorlon,"
"M r.
('hnlrtm in ..ml Beiillemen,'* Iwitnn
thii npoaker, "to bvitln w ith my
blM ent »lory, lot mo toll you bow
thnrouifbly I bn ve enjoyed your
dinner
nnd company.” — Kurnnn
C ity Time«.
Year
A prosperous Chine»«* farm er In
the Shanghai region «up|iort* a fam
||y o f a lt on an Income of Spai a
year, Auierlcnn money.
H e «pend»
2*.’ cents a dav to feed the wholt
fum lly.
In thia district the fa m
averages two fifth * of an acre, an«
1111*1 of Hie farm e r* own Hie soil
ell her In whole or In part
World'»
B e g in n in g
W o rk
Under
lh a
B an
in
S ia m
Men w ealing pitia futirá and worn
en without slocking* are not a«1
rnltted to the royal palace or Hi»
al atti«** of Hie Hii<-r«*d w hile ele
pliant a In Slum.
M«*mhera o f a
woiru crulhe, recently returned, re
ported thia «diet of the Hlameac
I
E a rly
T he four your old wnn v l-llln k
When aho tlrat nuw her uncle mid
the uaunl min n ltli•» o f meeting hud
h em exchanged nhe looked him
oxer rrlllc n lly and remarked In «11
ai-rlouam"*«, " I I t 11« you hav« In
Juat tha type I like.”
Broad Education
l t ‘a n grnve problem < lioo»liig n
college
i i i i o run I he «lire «hetli-
er n hl« iin lv e r.lly or ii amntj col­
lege w ill ninke h hoy'n fath er the
wlacr.— L ife.
C o iilp e r * ,
Im m ortal Gain
Every m ortal low« la an Im
mortal gain: the ruin« of the
(Inn* Im lld mansions In eterulty-
Illake.
P u n i.h m e n t
Cchtnrlcn neo goanlpn were pun
lahoil bx bolna w m iielled to walk
the atreetn of Mullmune. France.
Wearing the heavy «tone gonulp.
mnak
tl weighed 25 pound«.
I ho
B aal
F a ith B e q u i r a , R » a ,o n
It la alwnya right that a man
ahull,d to* able to render a reasoa
for the fa lili that I* within him.—
Sydney Smith
C o n c e rn
I am not concerned Unit I have
no place; I am concerned how 1
«hall til my««df for on«*
I am not
concerned nt not being know n; I
week to t»e worthy to he known.—
Oonftirhia
I'e w
C o lo r - B li n d
In d ia n «
Color blindness la four times a*
prevalent among white« «« among
American ln<l ms Is th e r e tm r t o f
an anthropôl»»glat who hns Jtiat
c o m p ie i ed a
F rie n d lia .t Fiat Found
Ftah are friendly nnya a f a l l
fornla ai lentlnt : «ticker« poor ft«h!
— ■re friend,leaf uf nil. - I ‘Inclnnntl
Tim e« Stnr
SfttdjF»
In proportion to population, more
irnteni» are l««ued to Hwla» Inven ­
tors throughout the w orld than to
realilenta of any other nation.
**T>la world hun horn Tumi dn
„ m i* ," aald D n rle Khen. " a , fu r
hack an I kin h, nr anything about
It
l>e man dnt aln' g l de dollar
ta trytn' to get II an' de man dm'»
got it |« trytn' to hold on.**— Wa»h
Ington Star.
P rize » fo r C o n trib u tio n
to U p l if t o f M a n k in d
The Nobel foundation (N »b el»tlf
teloen) was established lu pursu
mice o f the provision o f lha w ill of
A lfre d Nobel, who was horn In
Htockbolin In 1838 and died at Han
lle m o In 18W1. By thia w ill, dated
Novem ber 27. lh1»-’>, A lfred Nobel
bequealhed the whole of hl» fur
tune (m ure than SO.Oiki.tMX) kroner)
to a for 1 tlM In ’* re«! of which shall
he annually paid out to thoae who
during the Im m ediately preceding
year» "have conferred the greatest
benefit on mankind.” T he Interent
1« divided Into five equul part», to
be allotted aa follow »- "fine part
to tbu person who «hall have made
the most Im portant discovery or
Invention In the domain of phy»lc«,
on« part to the person who «hall
have made the m olt Im portant
chemical discovery or Improvement,
one p art to the person who shall
have made the moat Im portant dis­
covery In the domain of physiology
or medicine, one part to the person
who »hall have produced In the field
of lite ra tu re the moat distinguished
work of an Idealistic tendency and
one part lo the person who shall
have done moat to promote the fra ­
tern ity of nations, the abolition or
dim inution o f standing armies and
the form ation and propagation of
peace congresses."
P r o d u c t io n
T h e S a h a ra desert cover» an area
Senlnkln la obtained by dressing,
w h lih tiece«Ml,n,<'« the removal of equal to tw o-th lrd a of Europe
the coarse w ater hairs which grow
beyond the fur. I, la accomplished
by »having down the flesh aide of
the «kin to cu, off the root» o f the
hair, which grow deeper than the
fur. T h e hairs lire then pulled out,
aaS the fur. originally a raaty
brown. Is dyed black, the process
r*-ipilrlng seven dipping».
Both
the»e proce«aes are trade secreta,
ami they require great care and
«kill. Experienced and successful
work at once doubles tha value o f
the akin.
D e itru c tlv a A res V a ries
A tornado's patti of destruction
mny he only flit fee, wide, or It may
spread over h a lf a mile.
Nerves o f the hum an body n u m ­
ber about 10,000,000.
Haleabonk». T h e S e n t i n e l . ______
s K e e p C o tta g e s
s G ro v e L a b o r
< E m p lo y e d
■ By buying the product of
a C ottage
■
Grove industries.
to paopl. w ho have constipation,
headachas. Indlgaatlon. n.rvuusoasa,
rh .u m a tls m , d .p r.s s lo n , acidity and
M o u n ta in C u t by W a te r
■uto-tntoxtcatlon.
Investigations by engineers Indl
Not only th a t but o n . b n ttl. w ill
cate that Lookout mountain Is a
b ring about body a c tiv ity In rra a s .
sort o f peanut shell shaped mound
"H a v e
been
ta k in g
Kruachen In »nsrgy, vigor and am bition,
covering a system of cavern» ex Salts fur fa t reduction am on my «parklln g . y » . »ml friu d n m from
tending from one end to the other second bottle I lost 11 pounds In pimples and blem ish.« — millions
with runs branching off to both ■lx weeks and feel fin e Kruschen know all th io - you ought to koow
east and west brows »very few sure gives you a lot o f vim
and It. T a k . o n . h a lf teaspoon lo a
mile«
T here are at least one, and
gloss o f hot w a te r «very m orning
pop”
perhaps two, large rivers and many
Kruachen Salts are used d a lly by before b re a k fa s t -w alk a lltU aaaoh
smaller atreatna running under the
m illions a ll over the w orld not only day cut dow n on «waets and fat
mountain at a level o f about l.fitki
to tak e o ff fa t fro m o verw eight peo­ fo rm in g foods.
feet below the surface.
Theae
ple but to re ju ven ate tbe e n tire sys­
Sold by C ottage G rove Dharm aey
streams run up and down the moon
tem.
w ith the d le tln c t understanding
tain and across It.
T he w ater In
One bottle of
Kruachen
Salta
theae streams Is a* clear aa a
th a t one b ottle w ill help you loee
cryatal and has no life In It
The ,,a « ,« 1 weeks) costa but 85c and
fa t or m oney back.
(T)
one
bottle
w
ill
prove
o
f
vast
b
en
e
fit
streams run both north ami south
a distance, swerve around some
weird formation and flow ' >ck
southward.
T he opening» under
the mountain have b n > p t.
there streams nnd are c<-r-<-.| ..ml
Ing In number and <lin........
Wisconsin Woman
C a v e rn * U ncter L o o ko u t
Ixist 11 Lbs.
DOUBLE
S s tftu m a H a r d e , t O r a n g e
FREE
The satsuma orange Imported
from Japan In 1*7fl. I» the hardiest
type of orange grown commercial
ly In the United States.
Source o f L ots
OFFER
We enjoy taking care of people
>r animals lh a , are a little weak­
er than we are.
On the other
hand we resent uny person who as­
sumes a regal a ir —American Mag­
azine
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convenience sn<I economy of
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C h in e ,« L ip ,lic k in 1730
Among the <*hlnrco painting« «n
gin»» recently shown In a l.ondon
gallery wn» that of a <'hlneae young
woman at her toilet In a well to do
homa
Although the dnte of I Ida
picture IB Bl
' I .'
•• m l« *x«a
unlng a lipstick w lih all the »kill
of a modern Dapper
85 Per Cent of
Business Failures
Are Firms Who
Do Not Advertise.
C u r r y in g F a v o r
From an old French allegory of
lha Fourteenth century we have In
herlted the expreaalon, “to curry
favor," w rite« Ellr.nheth
llaw ee
Hyland In the lloaton Tranocrlpt.
T he a,nr d ia m e te r of thia old fable
wna a cheatnnt or fawn colored
horae called "Fnvel,” Th,« plcttir
caipie anim al typified Hypocrisy.
Therefore, “to curry Fav«d," aa the
Kngllah o f Rpenser*» day ha a It.
w in to "curry the fawn -colored
horse.” Hint 1». ,u employ deceit
ful means fu r Belflah end» "F avel"
easily panned Into "favor."
■ u ig a u s is ix a ia s iia iM ij
U n c le F h e n
H la t o r ic B la r n e y Caalle
Blarney ca«tle « a » built about
I44d by ( orm ac M ct’a rlh y . Il hue
wall« which In place» are ua tbl.-k
■■ IM fe e t The fam e of the c -.!!<•
1« bound up In the civil hlxtury of
the country nnd the w ar of lha
Oroat Rebellion The fm iiou , Bint*.
ney atone la near the top of llm
wall
S i w b I sb B
mid
Diitii i I g
speeches delayed the aurrondor o f
the caalle In medieval time» mid
from thin fact It la supposed th a t
the tra d itio n concerning the llln r-
ney atone arose.
I
a ttfu l
A pullcemsu st a busy comer
held u|i s l« rg . car fur nesrly fnur
Bllnutes when there was no need.
The driver uf the car. a middle
aged woman, xrn* Indignant.
"flood graduu« me. officer I” »lu-
cried.
“ I»o you realign that you
have delayed me unne« l•»e^lr1ly for
four m ln nteaj I want to know , t
once why yon held me up, other
wl»e I'll report you!"
T h a policeman had an Imm ediate
answer.
" I beg your pardon, madam,” he
aald
politely,
"hut at
Drat
I
thought you were too young to
drive a car.”
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PARSONS COMPANY
are fir«t wired*— or when the wiring
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NEAR THE T. C. SHAW SERVICE STATION ONE
MILE EAST OF COTTAGE GROVE
This will be a splendid opportunity for you to see these
wonderful little tractors in operation.
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Eugene Business College
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"I’ve just read
Swift & Company’s
1931 Year B ook
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STEVENSON’S
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“This book is most interesting to me, because I’m
one of the 200,000 producers of cream, poultry and
eggs who sell to Swift & Company. It is just as
interesting to everyone who has something to sell
to Swift <& Company, as well as the housewife who
buys food for her family.
“Thisbook showed me the source of Swiftft Company’s
profits, which come, mainly, from savings in ex­
penses, and not at the expense of the producer or
the consumer. W hat impressed me was that Swift
earns its dividend from an average profit from all
sources of only a small fraction of a cent a pound.
“The chapter on Swift & Company's produce plants
on page 35 held my attention, for here is shown how
the company creates a direct road to remote m ar­
kets for the producers’ products. And you may learn
how Swift’s marvelous distributing plan serves pro­
ducer, small retailer and consumer in every comer
of the country.
“I know that Swift & Company will gladly send you
th e 1931 Y ear Book free of charge. Send for it;
there’s information of interest to every man and
woman. Juat fill out this coupon below.”
Swift & Company, 4180 Packers Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
Please m ail me Iree ■ copy ol Swift A Company’s 1911 Year Book.
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