The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, October 12, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text) r m iitiM V , o t u m r it DIARY O> OPAL BOTH HOAX ANO PLAGIARISM (Continuad from first p*««) S \ o Ch^ nj X dBt h . i i ; « * ^ i 3 ' ad to bain« regard ed beinn bathed therein, reeard- « E«ttkll«X»4 IM O leee o f w hat aversion they may have had to bathing as an Instltu - HI " M T M U * K eit. r PutdUkwi K » » rj lk u n d a r k r C u n a *. . __„__. . ... tlon. W orship of the little ones Oro«« Publtaàlaa C o a p a ar described how life came to a but- seemed to satisfy p a rtia lly a crav- t lk * n H «4. riealdeai te rfly or some o th er o f Ood'a craa- la g o f O p a l’s soul H U r H i.U k ___________________ fU m ii.i turns. She could describe a brook Opal Trias for Movies, A Brat tlaas e a b llr .il>>. . a i . r . 4 e l Cel w ith such beauty o f words th a t W hen she w ent fro m hers to . . . . Oro.. . . . . « . e ffi.. 2» North sink NOTICE o r TAX LCVYING BOARD MEETING, CITY OF COT lia .la -.i c O B . t a i P T . o b HA rs a TAGE GROVE, OREGON, NOVEMBER S. 1933 a tot In her ea rly teens she cured bookl fro m t v t r y know n source, and had, or made, more opportunities to secure Info rm ation than were open to the o rd in ary chlld or »d u *t In Loa Angeles, for a considerable period, she spent ® **ry o<***r da>' « ‘ ,h * public 11- J2S»’ • w L Pyfoufn3 t>> d Orleans, This was found ,b u .n lb* i a i d _‘ ? pa«e« m arrad by note« in hand I t t n la .il* a .c e . I w ritin g identified an O p a le • I TBIrkre. m eatb. fo as In Boston Opal lost none o f her » • "«««»• • 1 OftKtoe «oaih ... >0 IS I f . a. «441 tignai n .iw n s ltv in . . . r - h propenalty to search for Info rm s- lÉawbar of National FdttoH ai A s m t U i I o s to « r v , O p tr a p ‘ r £ s . In B k £ *>rr(r»B Stala K .tltm ial Aaaorladoa 1 Wesley W hitsett was absent front school several days last week I Paul Sanders, a graduate of last year, visited high school Wednes day o f last week, and Ida Stlgera. of D rain, visited school Thursday T ryou ts for the boys' glee club,: Opal - Ray. - - ■ - a sophomore - - . nnd , . . for |a g ( - jr # a k bv Mise » J , K l u em n i , re- re - > ■■■»■ ” * r student, w— entered school Mon • Ul,* ‘ ,n ,h ® i-Ho*»«*« belna ¿hoe- d«v of last week en F irs t tenors tenors, Lewis Lewis Wilson C la u d . M iller, H aro ld Uoslaugb. P e e r L e a d e r a k ip J in . ¿ imi T v s -m h s I - tJnor» u l : N otice te hereby given to the taxpayers of the C ity of Cottage “ I t Is uol an Ideal leader.' said X w ' Kd S ^ u d .r v ™ ’ 1 « Rupert HI Ho. the eage of I'hluatown. “who Grove, L an e county, Oregon th a t a m eeting of the tax levying board ■ynne. of said city w ill be held In the council cham ber, olty hall. Cottage ?.naa In a reckless d eair. te be In front H e n r i M w i o n tu n d . w . H A . rm . o and i a W . Jrove, Oregon, on the 2nd day of Novem ber, 1933 at the hour of ruthlessly rides down those he 1 X 0 p. m. o f said day fo r the purpose o f giving any person subject T r? “ ' D u«an Otho n* * J ’ * * * Waehlng- to the tax levy hereinbefore prepared, an opportunity to be heard In Ororan Wawsaapor Oaafamae«* fav o r of o r against said tax levy. ton, by strange good fortune so fn r ‘ h . follow ing were chosen by ton Star. T h . e follow ing Is the to ta l am ount of - tax money be — ------- . . proposed . . . ____ to _ »Hk.ngk . . . r y prereutiea « I I I b . t t k r a as her purpose was concerned she Ml33 K ®,u Wednesday fo r the boys’ expended d uring the y e a r 1884 and also of the proposed receipts dur- " • , ?w •r" ,t T**, sce.pt. a . found books by d O rleans aiao a « « t e t : F irs t tenors. H aro ld Boa A a a i.a l P o tte ry F o u a d tes proposed to be It Ing the y e a r and the taxes levied. ^ ¡ i V m tali n «Ul ««‘ ‘k /u .k * .’ u , copV ° f the w ill of d Orleans which ,au « h- H * " rv. , W >’nn® *®vond ten- Cave esplorerà In t'sechoelovakla G EN E R A L FUND. •rror is sap edverttMawai pubU.k.d <av* much In tim a te In fo rm atio n J ” ' H *T » ld M ackln. O tho M cG uf- . M A Y O R A N D C O U N C IL — i c proof Is road kj tkc kdcuti..« wnl «bout that a uth or and tra v e ler In- ’ **■ *’• • • • » . J«mee Hem enw ay, Leo recently found eouie valuable an Salaries 7 a t 812___________________ $ MOO rleot pottery The case« were ee- r o tu r a -4 « I t k «uck «rror ar eometios« dicatlve o f w h a t a w on derfu lly re- l,u k an A u d itin g and budget expense ______ 50.00 2* ,rttta « ,3’ r»'** aad la tentlve mind Opal had as a child An »“ ®nibly was hald Thuraday eupled by prehistoric men. LEG AL D E P A R TM E N T— wrr«->w br l / . ‘ u ^ iu b iiw who1® *®®“ on» fro m the books by » ‘ ‘ «‘’noon to explain Io the stu .b all eel uceed «ue* a proportion*ot'rki ¿'O rleans w ere found to have been ¿«»G w hy they should buy stu- S a la ry c ity attorney _ 240.00 Natioe, P rin tin g , office expenae 50.00 «atlre eooi of task tdtertUomeat u the taught the child by her fa th e r be- body tickets. G a ll Tennis said Company 7St Cl?C Brice Creek HEALTH DEPARTM ENT— •pa» occupied by ik e aotod e rro r boar« fore the tender age of five and Purchase o f tickets Is necessary camp. Dlsston. O re , cannot as H e a lth o ffic er ________ _ 120.00 t0«?1 .* wb®" >P*ce ««««plod by aueb ad were reproduced word for word In to ^a , P student body organise Fountain, ren t 50.00 _______ ______________ _ the child d ia ry M ore w onderful tlon’ H a r °ld M ackln compared the sume any obligation which la not P O L IC E D E P A R T M E N T - still, things referred to In the w ill, bodv ,o a business M illard based on a w ritten request of the company commander. etdotlc Chief of police_____________ _ 1.200.00 Loa Angeles, before aha attem pted usually a secret document u ntil " j1 spoke of the obllga N ig h t police - - - _________ 900 00 an> w ork on ’T he F airy la n d a fte r a Person’s death, w ere re- ” ° n, ot »‘ “ dent to the organ Special police _____________ 25.00 Around Us” or the revised d ia ry f *rre d to and accurately described l,a ,lo n - H arold Spriggs said every Supplies and m iscellaneous- 15.00 she spent three months try in g to ln ,he <H»ry. student should believe In and eup- Aoeldent In s u r a n c e ________ 60 00 get Into the movies. To have 11 mav h® ®asv to kuess whv p° rt Ibe student body. Lew is W II- F I R E P R O T E C T IO N — know n th a t thousands were seeing E d ito r E lle rv Sedgwick w ith drew * ° n explained how the student Salaries, Firem en __________ . 800.00 her d aily on the silver screen prob- hla P r*I«ce fro m the fin a l odltlon bod'- money Is handled The re- E q uipm ent - 100 00 abty would have satisfied her as of OP“ 1’ ’ d *a rv «nd w hy a large t»«ln der o f the tim e was spent In Eq uip m en t m aintenance, rep air . 50.00 w ell as being a princes o f India. portion of the d ia ry was never ?b?,rt pap *a l*t« and veils In prepa- S u p p lie s ______________________ 50.00 F ath n g there, eom ethlng els. had Published. S th " E u ™ n i ,p p ro a c h l!l« «a,,,# H y d ra n t rent . 500.00 to be done. Publication o f tha Except that I have fro m one in wUh Eugene. Accident insurance ___ 22.50 ___ e, ln some __ _ , 'vhonl I have the moat Im p licit i” I ’ r « *rl* m eeting was held d ia ry ___ some tim form R E C O R D E R ’S O F F IC E — evidently wa« contem plated' W h a t c° n « d®nc* testim ony that she saw w ad“ «»«ay In a ctivity period. The S alary recorder ______ . 600.00 more n a tu ra l than th a t a g irl w ith th *’ tattered rem ains o f a portion t? u$Rcera w ars elected; m e r y ______ 100.00 tha Insatiable d e a ir. th a t has bean of„ tba chl>d d la n ’. I should doubt Halen H ansen, vice S T R E E T L IG H T IN G . 3.250.00 described should re w rite herself w heth* r »ny portion of It was ever President. R u th Stowell; secretarv- A D V E R T IS IN G A N D P R IN T IN O _ . 100.00 Into h e r d ia ry ln tha m anner w rltten as a child, treasurer. M a rg a re t Wlleon. E L E C T IO N S 50.00 w hich the judged would a ttra c t ° P *J * • ChUd and a* U . fence surrounding ths ath 3 IT Y H A L L B U IL D IN G - the greatest am ount of attentio n H * r e Is a quotation fro m a page leUc, f *®ld *» balng repaired thia S a la ry ja n ito r 850.00 to herself. She d id n ’t wish to b e t ° f Opal's d ia ry w ritte n at 14 years * ' • * “ *“ order th a t a closer check M aintenance and rep air 25.00 subordinated to P e te r P a u l R e u - ‘ ° f « » •: niav made on admissions to Supplies, f u e l ___________ 200.00 bens, tha pig tw as he the one w ith 1 took Mrs. Scltes and Mrs. ’fa ™e? . Miscellaneous 10.00 the little red ribbon squeal?); to Hankene Papers to them . M ra G ir li volleyball practice started R E T IR E M E N T O F W A R R A N T S 1.900.00 Sophocles Diogenes, the lam b; to Hankena Is so friend ly. She Invited laat Wednesday tva n ln g M ist Em- G E N E R A I. E M E R G E N C Y _____ 46000 Thom as C h atte rto n J u p ite r Z e u s , to stay fo r din ner b ut as I nl“ Jean Stephens la Instructor, Total $10.881.50 who m ust have been a most dis- bad ate my d in ner before I e ta rt- C l« lr Eastm an. F orrest Lantlev Estim ated receipts 250.00 tingulshed w oodrat to have borne ed I w ent on m y way. G randpa and V incent B rlcher, graduates of such a cognomen; to Lucien H o r- s«n t me a lawn dress for M ay on i?®1 year- «nroUcd In tha oral T o ta l to be raised by tax a tio n ____________ $10.631 50 ace Ovid V irg il, who m ust have the tra in . Supervisor came so did English class Tuesday of last week Assessed valuation -------------------- _ _ _ . $ ï , 064,314.00 been a most dignified toad; to n° l recite." tN o te absence o f ’’the’’ B u rris L. Young, teacher of ag- G eneral fund lim ited by charter, 10 Elixabeth B a rre tt B row n in g of the before eupervlsor.) rlc u ltu re and blologv. was absent o r — -------------------------------- 10.643.14 bovine species; to W illia m Shake- N °te prosaic recording In m a tte r b o m school Wednesday of last A. W . H olltw ell, Heltiwsdl A Na SEW ER FUND speare o f the equine speclea ■>ot ia c t w ay of happenings o f the week on account o f illness Independent Service Station. Out M aintenance and rep air $ 100.00 I B u t Opal overdid the p art and ¿»V. lack of punctuation, names M ary Cameron, a fo rm e r student tag e G ro re , aaaerta sucoeaaful ppuuf Engineer, m ap w ork __ 200.00 thereb y brought Investigation. | misspelled, fa u lty English and no j visited school M onday, Tuesday M a te ria l, supplies _____ 25.00 of Ill-O c ta n e ’« claim aa "gaanUnr F r e ig h t cartage How These Classical Nam e» the" [® *d th i" frOnl and W ednesday of last week w ith 10.00 of power” la eatahllahed here dally. H o w did a tin y tot know enough the child diary, w ith correct punc- Genevieve M cCullough W a ter, construction, flu s h in g _______ 100.00 hro„ h i„ 7 „ L tuatlon, beauty of thought and ex- M illlc e n t D e la c e v R etire m e n t B ancroft Im p . bonds and M il illlcent D e la was absent Richfield gaautlnea have won more about e ex- ' rOm M llc e n t ° * moat D ls cev clasafcs history to f l^ d “ m ^ vthologv i S e . a n i d t d th S fCh° " eCt or E n m " ougnt h8h’ ^ ana “ ned • Ch° o f last week. She speedway vtotortea than a ll uthgr paym ent o f interest thereon_____ 3.000.00 T o ta l ___ _____________________ P*r8°" ° f * *” - *.d .-71 parents on a trip gaaollnaa combined, he aaya. adv ■ ..$ 3.435.00 host o f others, fo r a whole circus m ig ht e n n ’ to Diam ond lake. C ra te r lake and EM ERGENCY FUND o f pets? A nd some o f them were $ 1000 00 nam ed fo r the physical c h a r a d e ^ 're fe rrin g to y e llo w -1 Oregon caves, re tu rn in g on the General w ithdraw als » t.wuAkj (ja c k s ts ) all wanted to be served . coast h ig hw ay by w av o f Crescent L IB R A R Y F U N D 400 00 i y w r W. l ! \ h Ä Ä » i % d' Q u lB s y was unable to at- G eneral w ithdraw als PARK FUND sc? ? ‘‘ r ’ w p ? «*a rc bed hand. j br^ oke „ , n t0 . pJ?cw , U n d gchoo( S tre e t assessments ______ 275.00 libraries o f the w orld. an j thev had » roval -j - i . - we<g because he was w o rkin g _________ STR EET FUND « »«■* —i_i ________2C.____ bb® on the old fence rail. I wanted S T R E E T . A L L E Y , S ID E W A L K — V e rla Tonole. a post graduate o f the g irl w ith no seeing, a round bread and ism hut >h»n wr£ d ? L°i ?nU a3 X - - h in te re s tin g 'fa lrle s who had been absent fro m school M aintenance and re p a ir ___________ 3 300.00 L ab o r for several days, returned W ed 75.00 n ^ a ^ d * the ‘s a S T tr ip ' m a d ^ e Engineer, supervision nesday. 300.00 Engineer, helper Niles M anbeck. fo rm e r student, 50.00 tw o1 n lg s*? m M t H e t “ S?r U T “ * > ckets are such chubby young S T R E E T C L E A N IN G — registered M onday of last week as tu o pigs (m ost persons kno w how T h in k in g .k J » .u t - * Sweeping things a senior. 775.000 drfven)Ub a ^ o g * 7 Voad*“ ^ ’Afield ‘ JOy to share o n ,'s I P h u,lp Glaaa a Junior, was ab- C ity dum p g r o u n d _____ 25.00 C ity clean u p _________ mouse and so m i other m in or WUh th “ e X o u n V o ? ' ib S H . ° f 100.00 W a te r, f l u s h i n g _______ 500.00 o n T k h id d f lmPedl™“ ta’ T h * UV l a ! T e llta le Notebooks Found. -------- --- --------- -- *' ------------------------- F re ig h t, cartage _______ 25.00 meenagedi . tOOv:r°n.tr^ t 1toO g % ^ b S ^ ’of0^ ^ ^GTICX OF S H E R I F F S A L . M A C H IN E R Y — E q u i p m e n t ____________ _ 15.00 ^ b ^ ^ s a “ dt h 7 tUtru X V ^ b b , . r . « y ^ ^ t ^ w h ^ r - e r - l N o U c e ^ i J ^ ^ i h a t by M aintenance and rep air 15.00 B R ID G E S , C U L V E R T S — ravlsh ln * nam e escapes me lstence here was learned several v irtu e of an execution and order M aintenance and rep air 100.00 a t the m om ent, who was held by things of im portance to this dis- iif *aJa ‘«sued out of the C irc u it Labor 50.00 the six-year-old g irl w hile she gave cussion were contained One was I C o urt G»e State o f Oregon for C ity property, m aint., rep air, taxes . 500.00 a tre a tm e n t w hich consisted o f this lis t’ :ounty Miscellanoeus 10.00 MeUr ^ nf h ^ > ° “ ne d0Wn 0 ,8 * ob_ of m y c h lld h o o d -to ternber, 1933, upon and pursuant to R e tire m e n t of B a n c ro ft Im p . bonds o ie rs throat. w rite out a decree duly given and mads by and paym ent of interest thereon— 2.000.00 T h ere was th a t most know ing said C ourt this 11th day o f Sep "E v en in g on the farm T o t a l _____________ -$ 4,840.00 .horse. W illia m Shakespeare (Lord tem ber, 1933. In a suit pending "m y firs t errand. Estim ated r e c e ip t s ______________ ... Bacon seems not to have been in 1.500.00 therein in w hich P o rtla n d M o rt "M y menagerie. good fa v o r w ith our a rtis t). Opal gage Co., a corporation, was "Teaching Rex to ewlm. T o be raised by tax a tio n ____________ _ _$ 3440.00 wu« fo rev e r rid in g W illia m . W ith p la in tiff and R u th Cooper, <L al. School days at Star. B O N D A N D W A R R A N T IN T E R E S T F U N D o ut saddle, harness or bridle, she w ere defendants, which execution "T he pet lamb. G en eral fund Interest ___ ________________J eu«u. rode h im standing on tiptoe. (Page and o rder of sale was to me di "The cathedral. Street fund, w a rra n t in t e r e s t ____________ >$900 00 old B a rn u m ). "M y pets—G inger, Shep, Gyp, rected and commanded me to tell Bond and w a rra n t i n t fund, w a r r a n t i n g C red u lity Is Tried. Tom . Dandy, the pet chipm unk, the real property h e re in a fte r da- Sew er bond p a y m e n t-------------------------------------1,500.00 scrlhad to satisfy oertain Hans and T h e re w ere the hen and crow th£. iis h -“ sew er, bond in t e r e s t _____________________ 825.00 specified, Was A rm o ry , bond paym ent ___________________ 1.000 00 train ed to ride on the back of the ,W as revision of the d ia ry 7 charges ln said decree i???1“ * 1’ dog. T h a t m ay have been, but the pl‘ " n®d * ’.hen these no‘ e» * e r e 7 te tober ^M 3 T ^ t ’ G eneral, bond p a y m e n t__________________ 1.500.00 * pig th a t showed a preference be- raade They are suggestive o f . r ’ 1 ’ S’ ’. * * 10 A rm o ry , bond interest ■■ ____ ________ 690 00 tw een red and blue ribbons tries 'Th a' a PPe«rs in the d ia ry W hy J h _. .VthWM.t d^ ° r G eneral, bond Interest -___________________ 1 d«6 25 our credulity. the common every-day names fo r , , f „ i * i S OUnt£ House ln Eu- C ity hall, bond interest __________ ________ 1,250.00 These are but a few o f the P*13 tha3 w ere ‘ he d ia ry given f * C2 i f ‘ -> f* r Em ergency, retirem ent Im p . bonds and int. 3.000^00 ,,, things perform ed by Opal and her aame3 d ra w n fro m lite ra tu re o f , i* 1. andK1a* , public auction Total ... -3 1 2 ,1 3 1 4 5 m enagerle th a t raised doubt b " ‘ he w orld? k i * * to„ r " l * “ pU° o “ 331 212 7« probably would have passed as the Dld O pal as a < ir l ot 20 or more ld*4 b3f ¡ • ’ J« ^l< h t’ Total to be raised by ta x a tio n . — *31.212-75 actu al vagaries o f a child of an Perform the prodigious am ount o f i“ 1,* 1 defaoda“ G unusually liv liv e e ly ly im imaa-lnation «nd w w ork ork th th a a t t would would have have been been re- re- - 1 .1 _ ._ . d _ a.u lt “ ... d unusually ag ination and i. — - P — *rtles t — i T A X L IM I T A T I O N AV, — fondness fo r rom ancing quired to produce a story re m a rk - clalnilng by, through, o r under 1938 tax levy '$ 4 00000 - W 1’0 3050 In my firs t reading of the d ia ry ab‘e fo r Its Im agery and lite ra ry or t^ * Ba “f or t0 bond payments 4 452 50 8 45240 m y a“ en“ °n was attrac te d by the ^ c e lle n c e and reduce It to printed * described real property. Bond Interest _ 4,452.50 8,45240 account Qf u a c h e r who> „ l letters? e tte r .? ^ . ~ Qumberwl 1, and th . w e.t 322 578 on ra P‘d‘ y a® «he could ta lk , hurled . . _ ^ P “ 1 Beylsee D ia ry , 1 3 M M elght a, ? home 0? e ln Los Angeles, w hich La», eight questions a t the six- o r seven” seven- - hA . A t, \ a Add 6 per cent lim ita tio n . 1,344.68 year-old v e a r^ io g irl, w w hile h(i« n »r n n«ro .iro .. »i «he e— le ft a fte r a __________ our precocious a residence of sever- at?™b > r _ *• Shields ^Addltlon_ to 323 932 «8 Pro d igy rem em bered the eight ?! m onth9’ ahe le ft behind, proba- Cottage Grove, Lane County, Ore »dd.wjd.00 questions, rem em bered them in bIy unconsciously, num erous sheets gon. Additions; Bond paym ents _$ 4.000.00 Dated thia 12th day of Septem « , « th e ir order and answered them ln upon 'yh i:h 3he had Pri,“ ed ln Bond I n t e r e s t ________ Swift’s - 4,231.25 o rder in F rench, the answers being ?xac* *m “ « “ on o f the p rin tin g ber, 1933. C. A SWARTS. Sheriff. T o ta l lim it fo r 1934 b ud get. t r > iM o ! i a li3 t o i ‘ be names o f anim als. found on the tattered bits th a t , 63.93 j waa puzz]e(j as un(j 0U5 te{jiy were delivered at Boston. W e kno w By A. E. HULEOAARD. Deputy, sl4ol2c~c every reader of the d ia ry was. by £rom testim ony o f one who knew W ATER FUND— the lists of birds, of animals^ of ,r younger years th a t Opal flow ers, o f rivers and other things, ?r . ted— ra Pid‘y «nd b eautifully. Pipe, m a te ria l, lum ber, cement, e tc _ X 750.00 Equipm ent ( t o o ls ) _________________ all or p a rt in F rench. I t was these Just previous to the tim e these 25.00 F re ig h t, cartage _____________________ lists th a t proved the undoing o f printed sheets were found Opal had 75.00 A u d it expense our d ia ris t and led to proof th a t worked in her room at least 1 2 1 50.00 S alary w ater collector the d ia ry was a hoax and a large hours a day. even fa r Into the 900.00 night, and com plained of her 1 P rin tin g , advertising p a rt o f it plagiarism . 50.00 shoulders aching fro m the strain. Postage and b illin g ______ 125.00 P u m p house, m aintenance These lists of various kinds were . « JLV ,d‘ r * ne,e<! nbt have 25.00 Chlorine, chlo rin ato r a d ro itly brought Into the d ia ry and t £ ? lu th e n ^ c h v ne tO 50.00 Bond paym ent the names In each list so arranged a u th en tic ity o f the precocious 6,000.00 th a t t h .'flr s “ 'e tte r,*So f“ . c " w T d f8n t" y Bond interest ___ 6,575.00 W a rra n t Interest ____ or o f the im p o rta n t words, form c i L i ^ e l ^ In C° " ‘ 200.00 Supervision and labor an acrostic th a t gives the nam e of clU3lvelV’ ln another chapter. 1.200.00 F ir e hydrants, new O p a l’s alleged fa th e r, nam e o f the n /v«*- 777" . _ 50.00 M achine shop w ork fa th e r of Opal's alleged fath er, Q Office Chain. The Chevrolet owners can buy 25.00 L ab o r ______ nam e o f o th er m em ber of the fam - •’ e n ‘ , n el 300.00 this Permanent Anti-freeze C a r expense _ lly. the b irthd ay, o r "going aw ay" --------- — ~ ~ ~ ’ 150.00 M e te r reading ____ with perfect confidence. It 300.00 Accident In s u r a n c e ____ I««'“ « Works Wonder. meets the anti-freeze spcci 25 00 Miscellaneous _______ ____ 10.00 ficationa of the U. S. Bu ,or s,o m ,ch E m e r g e n c y __________ 1.000.00 T o t a l s ___________ ~~ reau of Standards in every to sing of H ia c ln th e , E claire, N en- B ism a-R ex is a new antacid tre a t- --------------- $17,885.00 Estim ated r e c e ip t s ____ Jl*a£- J “ 3® I«*« et Dauphinelle. et m ent th a t Is b ring ing welcome re- --------------- 18,000.00 respect. For complete ant O leandre, et R o m artn , Lis, E g la n - lie f to people who have suffered correct protection, look for e-rL Anem one. Narclase et Souci." fo r years fro m the agonies o f acid S T A T E M E N T O F B O N D E D IN D E B T E D N E S S the Chevrolet emblem 01 T he firs t le tte r o f the capitalized stomach. I t acts fo u r ways to give D a te Issue M a tu rity r O rlg. Issue ? eni * ¿ ’Drleans. In this relief. N eutralizes excess acid; Balance the label of the can. W a t e r ___ .6-1-1910 6-1-1935 $100.000.00 $16,000 00 R efun din g 10-1-1921 10-1-1941 6% 15,000.00 15,000.00 Reservoir .6-1-1925 6-1-1945 4% % 25,000.00 25.000.00 «. m v . j v . 1 as k C Si M . >-« I (.Iv ll Ua a ’-JO Q fJ f ilO f lL U lC fe iV Replacement ---------6-1-1926 6-1-1941 5V< th a t ° f , th e k 6 y W a ’ n t f e r m e n ‘ - 11 * • 3° ‘d o n ly a t R e x a ll 15.000.00 15.000.00 S y s t e m ____ 1. Chevrolet Anti freeze w ill ------- 4-15-1928 4-15-1948 5% th a t som ething fo r a seven-year- D ru g Stores. Go to K ern’s fo r 25,000.00 25,000.00 R efun din g _ -------.6-15-1930 6-15-1950 not evaporate in any weath 5H« 35.000.00 35,000.00 Drugs, the R exall Store, today T ru n k sewer ------- 10-1-1924 10-1-1944 5% 25,000.00 Wonderful Child Memory. ___ ____ er nor give off unpleasant 18,000.00 City hall and ask fo r Bism a-Rex. Big pack- _7-l-1926 7-1-1946 5% Did a to t o f five (O pal could age fo r 50c. 25,000.00 25,000.00 A rm o ry _ fumes. 1 x r a R aavi «« a _ _ ___ * ■ ■ ■■ -5-1-1930 6-1-1945 6% 15,000.00 12,000.00 R efu n d in g -10-15-1930 10-15-1950 2. Lasts all season—Any 544% 30,000.00 27.000.00 glng camp took place) rem em ber cooling system that is water Total bonds $213 000 on these Hate o f w ord» and, w ith no tight will be perfectly pro IS S U E S one w ith w hom to converse In Bond issue ”L ” ..__12-15-Í925 12-15-1935 6% tected all winter. $67.243.38 $41243 38 Bond Issue ’’M " ____ 12-1-1925 12-1-1935 6% 4,962.47 4.962.47 3. Prevents Rust—also stops Bond Issue " N ’’ ___12-15-1926 12-15-1936 6% 19.346 94 13,846.94 she wished to use them in her Bond Issue " O " _____ 4-1-1927 all metal corrosion and pro 4-1-1937 6% d ia ry ? 3,958.81 3.958.81 Bond issue P " ----- Jl-15-1927 11-15-1937 e 6# No one has ever been found who 19,666.74 tects rubber hose against 19,666.74 Bond Issue Q " ----------1-2-1928 1-2-1938 6% o 4,571.89 4,571.89 ever heard O pal speak a word of Bond Issue R ” -------- 11-1-1928 disintegration. 11-1-1938 6% 2,096.18 2,096.18 French. In Log Angeles she took Bond issue 8 ” --------9-16-1929 9-16-1939 4 Plows Freely—Does not 6% 9S lessons ln French, but was a most 3,069.40 3,069.40 Bond issue “T ”--------10-15-1930 « f 10-15-1940 4) 6% 6,285.03 6,285 03 a w k w a rd pupil w ith even the most elog nor gum in the radi i-J $ common words. T o ta l B ancroft ......... . Ü ator. Does not cause over W h ile spending several months $99,700.84 G eneral W A R R A N T IN D E B T E D N E S S -July 1, 1933 heating. In the home of a Los Angeles b frien d Opal asked fo r a copy of S e w e r ..... ..... ................ -----------4 5942.95 5. Harmless—Non-inflamma French S elf T a u g h t This book Q S tre e t -------------------------- ------------ ------------- ------------ 16.00 ble, no vapor fumes, and was la te r found well thumbed at ------------ 53.75 W a te r ........ . pages where lists o f various com does not injure Duco paint ----------------4,312.56 Bond and w a rra n t 's mon nouns appeared. The names ------------ 6.264.13 finish. of anim als w hich Opal gave ln her « Total _____ _ 6. Most Economical—Costs $16.589.39 ra p id -fire answ er to the rap id -fire B U D G E T C O M M IT T E E teacher appeared In this book ln less to use because the first E L B E R T B E D E , C h airm an V IC T O R C H A M B E R S 1 the same order used by Opal in E . R . L E M L E Y , Secy., 4) filling lasts all season—no L. L . H A R R E L , ' her rep ly to the teacher. f-i C. J. K E M NELSON DURHAM need for additional fluid I>lbrartne o f W o rld Searched R O Y SHORT. ^ 0 E . R . W IE S E , later. A g irl who could produce books J- H . C H A M B E R S A. B R U N D , M | like "The F a iry la n d Around Us” J. W . V E A T C H , A. W . H E L L IW E L L was bound fo r the fam e for w hich C. J. C A M E R O N . 1 JE S S E L A N S IN G , SR. Opal could not w a it. Copy fo r this S ta ,f S f Oregon, C ounty o f Lane. se. a t h about the I ’ O. V. Breese, recorder o f t h « e it v n « > ._ e. « I volume • —“ •“ « was " « • k prepared >^ f «»> c u »1 uuui tlfy th a t the foregoing estim ate o f ¿ xnendH uV .ge G.rove’ Oregon, cer- same tim e I believe the diary y e a r 1934 are the tru e Kand correct coplM df t t h ? « d I?m«teCe pt8 fo rJ t^ e revl3ed « contains m any o f the the budget com m ittee o f .a id c ity X on Hie 1„ m v p r! £ ? re? by "8me fou» d «» the d‘« y ** Servie. going Is a tru e and correct classified a u m m .™ « / ’ l l fo re ‘ 1 tO a n “ n a l" w “ h the same classic the c ity o f Cottage Grove. f l * d u m ln ary of ‘ he Indebtedness of n a m e » -to wasps as the firs t paper m akers, etc. D a ted O ctober 11, 1933 Jack Mauldinf, Prop. O. V . B R E E S E , C ity Recorder. 1 O pal was a prodigious reader. As High School Notes TESTS 5 - - . - lt « fei HOURS ELECTRIC D in in q R o o m HERE Soft, modium ond hard boiled eggi in th« »ng. cooker for the children . . . crisp, brown wofflgt right from the iron, with «outage« ond butter, for Father and Johnnie . . . too»t, hot and crl«p, to» everybody, with perfect coffee, ju«t right from the percolator . . . while M other manage« them oil ot the table An electric fan in summer ond on elec trie heater in winter odd healthful comfort while an electric chime clock gets eoch member of the family away on time W hether it '» on eorlv morning breakfast, or a special formal dinner, electric servonts ore p artic ularly efficient m tl » ' A ll Electric Dining R oe«." MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY C ottage G rove’s I Own Cash Store Irish-Swartz Co. IN C O R R O R A T IO Phone 53 TWO FR EE D ELIVERIES DAILY Our motto is Sgatisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. P & G Soap A R eal S y r u p S a le 10 B ars A M A IZ O 5 lb. Golden 10 lb. Golden 5 lb. C rystal W hite 10 lb. C rystal W hite Oxydai Lge. pkg. Vanilla Special w & w 2-oz. b o ttle 4-oz. b o ttle J (xim bination Offer R a is in s Salt and Pepper Seedlau W ith Shaker 10c 4-lb. pkg. 15< 25« C rescent Shortening 5c Set Silver Leaf Lard Sw ift’s 8 -lb . p a i l ---------6 9 c 8 -lb . p a il Protect Your Car w ith G E N U IN E C h e v r o le t 79c P ost T oasties Bliss C offee Peanut Butter 3 pu«- 20c Vacuum Pack 25c lb. 2-lb. pantry jar A n t i- F r e e z e C o f f e e S p e c ia l 25< GROUND Sw eet C hocolate Balk Robusta Blend, lb...................... 15c 19c lb. 2 lbs. 35c E conom y Blend, lb................... 25c All Season Protection Dry Onions Irish’s Special lb .......................25c Peter Pan, lb...............................25c Oregon No. 1 10 lbs. 19c 100 lbs. $1.49 Try a sack for winter um MEAT DEPARTMENT £ a > TR Y OUR M EA T D E PA R T M E N T FO R ö 3 ? QUALITY MEATS 1 Quart New Kraut 1 lb. Weiners s a . c 25c § Í2 s © I COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO. Shortening 3 lbs. for................ 27c 2-lb. pkg................. 19( Hamburger 10c lb. Dressed Rabbits and Chickens 15c lb. B e e f R o a st lOi^c and I 2H c lb. P o r k R o a st B e e f B o il 15c lb. 71 c lb. Young and Tender WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE