The Hentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur*.. July 11, 1949
the above named defendants, if suant to an ortler made by HON and JOHN A GILBERTSON, her
any are deceased; also. all other G. F. SKIPWORTH. Circuit Judge husband; the unknown heirs of
’ persons or parties unknown claim- of the State of Oregon for Lan«' any of the above named parsons ur
Cottage Grove, Oregon ing any llKht, title, estate, lien or County, on tin- 28th day of June. parties, if any are deevaaad; also,
EHÜAttt (Stove Mfllfwl Published Every Thunnlay at
July 13, 1949
Cottage Grove, Oregon
interrot in the real e«tat«> de 1949, whu-h order directs that Oils all other (H-raona or parties un
Dear Sir:
scrilx-d
scribed in plaintiffs' Complaint Summons lie published o n c e a known claiming any right, title,
Established August 15,
Possibly I am not informed as to herein.
Defendants. week tor four auccpsaive w«*cks in estate, lien or interest in the real
W. c. MARTIN
the Cottage Grove Sent invi, a
Editor, Publisher what constitutes gambling. But it
Case No. 36873
relate described in the Complaint
seems to me that the dice and TO EVA A. BALKE and JOHN new «.paper of general circulation tarein,
Defendants.
marble games at the recent Car BALKE, her husband: MINNIE printed and published in Cottage
Casa* No. ;uw.'
Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription
Grove, Lane County. State oí Ore
?nption for
foi less nivals should be classed as such.
L. SUMKILL, a single | xì *> ii
than three months.
Why do our city officials and BESSIE S P l E K E K M A N and gon. and that you lie r«*quirvd to TO: ED HANDY and MRS. ED
6 Mos. 3 Moa
apIH'sr anti answer on ur beton- HANDY, his wife; ANNIE STEN*
the
Riding
club
allow
such
games
In Lane and Douglas Couatiea
.2.50
HANS SPlEKbXMAN, her hua- the last day prescribed in said i NETI’ and
1.50
1.00
STENNETT,
<
’
•
to
com«*
into
om
community?
>
t
wm
j
:
MAMIE
STROMBROUGH.
Outside Thia District . -.
.3.00
1.75
1.50
ifrder, to-wit: on or befare the1 ,M’r
E E HENDERSON
Is
the
fe«'
they
m*i*iw
enough
io
*
a
wi
rf,
w;
THOMAS
BROWN,
a
Foreign Rates on Application.
make up far the mon«*> taken out widower; MAY KELLY and 28th day of July. 1919 Date ofl*n,'M L HENDERSON, hie wife;
of the community. I doubt it. when FRANK KELLY, her husband; first publication June 30th. HMD • SARAH E McCOY and
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
observers saw several people lose WESS PERDUE ami ------------- Date of Inst piibliention July 28th McCOY, her husband; the un-
fifty dollars and more in one eve PERDUE. his wife; also the un 1919 HERBERT W. LOMBARD. kn,,w« 8eint of SARAH E. Me-
H Aft ON At
3 I Al
ning. Neither do I believe that known heiis of any of the above Attorney for Plaintiffs. Residence COY. if deceased; EMMA A. LE
LEVENE
any local establishments would be nanu*d defendants, if any are de and Post Office Address: Cottage VENE and
her husband. IRVIN L. AUBREY.
allowed to conduct such games it ceased; also, all other persons or Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
«Tiia
47-5t-5i ’ .i singk* person; CHESTER M
they wanted to.
i parties unknown claiming any
AUBREY and MARY AUBREY,
Your paper carried the ad of the right, title, estate, lien or interest
SIMMONS
his wife; NORMAN K AUBREY
Imperial Exposition shows Sator- in the reel estate described in
and LOUISE AUBREY, hia wife;
WE’VE MISSED THE BOAT SEVERAL TIMES
day matinee nine cent rides for plaintiffs' Complaint h«'roin. DE LN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ANNA HAMMOND,
widow
I heard one child spoken FENDANTS.
RAY AUBRE^ ¡md BESSIE AUB
THE STATE OF OREGON
Every now and then we hear stories of how this section of children.
to very rudely because he was not
IN THE NAME OF THE
REY. his wife. MARGARET A
FOR LANE COUNTY
the county has mi»ied out on som« new industry because ap quite twelve and said so. Inside
STATE
OF
OREGON.
You
an*
GILBERTSON
anil JOHN A GIL
JASPER
R.
MELVIN
and
IX1RA
parently the people were rather hostile to the idea or lacked all rides were twenty and twenty-
h«*rvby summoned and required to Z, MELVIN, husband nnd wife. BERTSON. her husbind. the un-
interest in the proposal, so that the industrial captains went five cents. When questioned they appear
unit answer th«* C«>mplaint
Plaintiffs. known heirs of any uf the above
elsewhere to seek new fields. How much truth and how much claimed they didn’t put the ad in. of th«' plaintiffs filed Iwrein
named persons or parties. U any
fiction there are in reports of this sort we have Dever lieen able Local businessmen don’t advertise against you in th«' above entitled
EVA MAY AUBREY. a w idow; are deceased; also, all oher per
to ascertain, but Vhat we regard as unfortunate is that we never falsely. My ten year old was look suit on or before the last day of MARY LAYNG and
MILTON sons or parties unknown datening
hear of the many opportunities this community has satesed, if it ing at a game, the operator asked tin* tim«' prescriK'd in the order of LAYNG. her husband; IRVIN
L. any right, title, estate, lien or in
how much money he had. He held publication, to-wit: on or before AUBREY a single person; RO-
ha« missed many, until too late to do anything about it.
terest in the real rotate described
And that is the trouble of being a little fish iu a little up his hand with a quarter, which th«* 28th day of July, 1949; and if SETTA C ADAMS and BILI. AD- in the Complaint herein, DE
operator snatched and said you fail to so appear and answer, AMS. Iter husband;
pud«ile of water. The would be industrial captains may slip in the
AUDREY FENDANTS
"three shots.” He came back with for want thereof, the plaintiffs MAY AUBREY THIES and RAY-
IN THE NAME OF THE
and slip out on a private investigation tour, but they sure never a plaster of pans object wonder
apply to th«' abov«' entitled; MOND THIES. her husband: STATE OF ORFXiON: You mv
gave us a chance to 'buttonhole them ami tell them what a won ing how his money had gotten will
for the relief prayed for in CHESTER M
AUBREY nnd hereby summoned and required to
derful locality this would be to locate in. Of «-ourse if we knew away so quickly, when he didn’t Court
tiu* Complaint, to-wit; that you. MARY AUBREY, his wife; NOR appear and answer the Complaint
about it beforehand, there is always a chance that the story we even want to play the game.
and each of you. I m * adjudged to MAN K AUBREY and LOUISE of the plaintiffs fil«*d against you
might tell would not stick, but we sure would like the oppor
Of course I can stay at home have no estate or interest whatso AUBREY, hia wife; CALVIN O in the aboie entitled suit on or
tunity to try it on one or to o anyw ay. So th«* next time you have and keep my children there too. ever in and tn th«' lands and prem AUBREY, « single person; RA before th«* laat day of the time
any suspicions that a new industry is about to locate here phase But I believe a protest should be ises herein deserilxd. to-wit:
PHAEL L. AUBREY, a single per prescribed in the order of publics* 1
tip us off.
registered. We have too many
Beginning at a point in the
son; ANNA HAMMOND, a wid tion. to-wit: on or before the 28th
center of County Road No.
ow; RAY' AUBREY and BESSIE day of July, 1949; and if you fall
We «aspect too that if G«r com mu nit y isn't as desirable as it worthy projects which need our
525; said point being on Hie
AUBREY, his wife; ROSS AUB to so appear and answer, for want
should be that we can't lay the fault on anyone but ourselves. support to allow so much money
be taken away by passing car
lint' running north and south
REY and BEA AUBREY, hw wife; thereof, the plaintiffs will apply j
There has been a lot of beefing in years past, but no constructive to
nivals.
thru the middle of Section 4.
EMMA AUBREY, a widow: to the above entitled Court for
effort on the part of the beefers to remedy the condition they
Township 23 South Range 3
RALPH AUBREY anti LENA the relief prayed for in the Com
Thank
you
for
your
time
and
have beefed about. Only a few weeks ago we published a story
West Willamette Meridian;
AUBREY, his wife; FREDA AUB plaint, to-wit: That you. and i*a«'h
about a woman driver being stalled in traffic. An impatient space.
said point also being North O’
REY MOORE an«l EVERETT of jou. lx' adjudged to have no
Yours truly.
motorist immediately behind her began to lean on his horn until
226 West 1208.86 feet from
MOORE, her husband; VIRGIL estat«« or interest whatsoever In
Ethel Miller
the lady in question offered to sit on his horn if he would come
an iron pipe which marks the
GOWDY and LUCILLE GOWDY, and to the lands and premises
start her car.
quarter corner between Sec
his wife; BETHEL WILKINSON herein des«'rib«*d. to-wit:
LEGAL NOTICES
tions 4 and 9. said Township
and MERWIN WILKINSON, her
Beginning at a |>oint 1O-I8.0
SCMMON8
and Range; from said begin
husband; ANNA SCHOLL and
feet north and 1571 40 feet
WATER
ning point run westerly along
DAVID J. SCHOLL, ber husband:
wrot of the southeast corner
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
the center of said county road
ED HANDY and MRS ED HAN
of the Gro. Small IXmatlon
Oregon newspapers are getting a lot of propaganda on the
THE STATE OF OREGON
as follows: North 85“ 13.5'
DY, his wife; ANNIE STENNETT
L/ind Claim No 60 in Town
water feud^between Arizona and California as to whether the
FOR LANE COUNTY
West 123.34 feet; thence I and
STENN ETC her
ship 20 South of R a n g <* 3
proposed $73S,(MX>,000 proposed appropriation of the Central GEORGE A ANDREWS and CE
South 85 06.3' West 774.08
husband; F, E. HENDERSON and
Wert of th«* Willamette Me
Arizona project is really essential. And in most cases Oregon LIA A. ANDREWS, husband and
feet; thence North 65 ’ 56.5'
M. L. HENDERSON, his wife
ridian. which ¡xiint is also lo
wife.
Plaintiffs.
papers will not be able to pass judgment on the merits or de
West 1833 20 feet; thence
SARAH E. McCOY and
cated in the north side of th«*
vs.
merits of the contention. We might have something tn say if
North 84“ 34.5' West 557.45
McCOY, her husband; the un
County Road, running thence
feet to the center of County
known heirs of SARAH E. Mc-
and when California attempts to steal the waters of the Colum WILLIAM J. LIVELY, a widower;
west 288.3 feet, thence north
ELIZABETH
F
KELLS,
a
widow:
Road No. 351; thence north
COY, if deceased; J. A SCHNEI
bia river.
.
320 feet, thence east 144 feet,
ARTHUR W. COMBS and WIN-
westerly along the center of
DER, a widower; EMMA A. LE-
thence south 20’ east 81
As a matter of fact most localities even in western Oregon NEFRED
COMBS, his ivife; OR-
VENE and
said axHinty road No. 351 as
LEVENE.
fret, thence south 70’ east
are having their water troubles and the lack of water has been PHA
HUTCHISON and ROY
follows: North 46 03' Wi'st
h»T husband; ALLEN V. H(X.)I*ES
100 feet to the renter of Silk
plaguing a number of localities, where municipal officials have HUTCHISON, her husband; MIN-
479.90 feet: thence North 61°
and EFFIE M. HOOPES, his wife;
Creek: thence north 70“ 40’
found it necessary to limit irrigation and we have just learned, NIE M. JONES.
widow;
105' West 55750 feet: thence
MARGARET A. GILBERTSON
east, following said renter of
although it isn’t officially confirmed, that work of planting turf FRANK TAYLOR and ROSE L.
leaving said road and run
on the new high school athletic field has been held up due to TAYLOR, his wife: THOMAS
North 37.(77 feet to an iron
lack «irrigation. The lack is not due to water, plenty of which FUNK and SUSAN JANE FUNK,
pipe which marks the south*
is no donbt in the reservoir, but to the worn ouUlistribution his wife; HARRY GARMAN and
west corner of the southeast
quarter of the Northeast
system^which-we will have to endure until the distribution sys DORA GARMAN, his wife; RICH
ARD GARMAN and GENEVA
tarn is wbuilt.
quarter of Section 5 said
MAUD
Township and Range; thence
Rebuilding the distribution system should be dene without GARMAN, his
LAB^CH and GUST LABSCH.
East 1320.0 feet to a stone I
too in m A delay to encourage property owners to plant and main her
WILLIS GARMAN
which marks the quarter cor- I
tain laKns as well as to assure an adequate water supply for and hurtmmi
ELVA GARMAN, his wife;
ncr between said Sections 4
fire flatting.
EMMA PARKER and HARLEY
and 5 thenci* South 89 ' 05.4' I
PARKER, her husband: EVA A.
East along the cast and west
BALKE’ and JOHN BALKE, her
midsection line of said Section
i
FREE TRADE
husband; MINNIE L. SUMR1LL.
4. 2628.52 feet to an iron pi[>e
which marks the center of
Free traile, that onee*bright world ideal, is just about dead. a »ingle person; BESSIE SPIEK-
--------------YOU'LL PROBABLY FEEL AND
said Section 4; thence South II
Ita deatlj knell was sounded last week by Sir Stafford Cripps in ERMAN and HANS -SPIEKER
LOOK LIKE THIS AND SO WILL YOUR
0’ 22.6' East along the north
announcing England’s plans for meeting another one of its MAN. her husband: MAMIE
STROM BROUGH, a widow;
and south niidsection line of
econony® crisis.
CLOTHES PUT THEM BACK INTO A NO I
THOMAS BROWN, a widower.
said Section 4 134150 feet to
Under Jhe Marshall Plan, the ideal of free trade was pro- MAY KELLY and FRANK KEL
the place of beginning; being
SHAPE. SEND THEM TO US TO BE
m°te<j^Copsistent with this ideal, the U. M. recently lowered LY, her husband; ALICE WARD
all that portion of the south
the tariffs on some 3.500 items for foreign nations to market on and CHAL WARD, her husband;
west quarter of said section 4,
CLEANED AND PRESSED. START THE
these abores. But the actions that England must take, as <le- LESLIE GROAT and
--------
and the northeast quarter of
I
scribfg^by Cripps, are diametrically opposed to free trade. GROAT, his wife; KATHLEEN
NEW DAY WITH CLEAN CLOTHES
the southeast quarter of said
UnglajjJ, in Sir Stafford’s opinion, can sell its goods ami buy its REED and STOE REED, her hus
Section 5, lying north of the
I
food only through big barter deals. So it will get its meat from band; EVERETT GROAT and
center line of said County
Roads No. 525 and 351; and
i
Argentina in exchange for the Argentine’s abutting out all - --------- -—- GROAT, his wife;
in Lane County Oregon.
|
machinery except that made in England -, a deal is now pending ALICE HARRISON and HUGH
with Russia to trade English machinery for Russian wheat. With HARRISON, her husband; EL- and that the plaintiffs are the
GROAT and JUDY owners in fee simple of the said
free trade goes also the principle of mutual aid as originally MER
GROAT,
his
wife; GERDA JANE property as set out in the Com
visualized under the Marshall Plan.
GROAT, a widow; CLIFFORD plaint herein; and that you, and
Sir Stafford’« actions, as described in newspaper headlines, GROAT and -------------- GROAT,
seem very remote to the average American. But they are not his wife; GEORGE GROAT, a each of you, be forever enjoined
and debarred from asserting any
remota or meaningless. They are as grim realities as a drought
single person; ROBERT R.
whatever thereto adverse to
or a flood U> the American taxpayers whose labor, goods anil GROAT and PEGGY GROAT, his claim
the plaintiffs. And for such other
aervices are being given so bountifully to the citizens of other wife; WESS PERDUE and -------- and further relief as to the Court
“It’s the Know How That Excels All Others”
nations.
PERDUE, his wife;
shall seem just and equitable.
107 N 7th
Phone 717
also the unknown heirs of any of
This Summons is published pur-
Letters to the Editor
THE MORNING
AFTER THAT
FAMILY PICNIC
CLEANERS
I
MRA. TR 1MK TO GEORGIA
ehannel down stream 100 fret
Mrs R S. Trask left Tuesday
to the intersection with a
on the Empire Builder for Atlanta,
small st nani from the south. I Georgia for a visit with her «>n
Ihenre up said small stn-am
and wife. Mr. and Mrs Daniel
south 3“ tXT west. I IN feet, I Trask Her other «on. Burdick ac-
south til“ 4<r West HX> feet. I rumpanie«l her as far as Portland.
south 2t” east A0 feet to the
IMkint of beginning. In I Jine
County, Oregon.
and that lite plaintiffs are the
owners in fee simple Of’ tine re-
spisclive portions of said pro|>crty
as set out in the Complaint here
in. ami that you. and each of you.
be forever enjoined and debarred
from asserting any claim what
ever thereto adverse to the plain*
tiffs. And for such other and fur
ther relief as to the Court may
seem just and equitable.
This Summons is published pur*
suant to an order mad«* by HON
G F SKIPWORTH. Circuit Judge
of the State of Oregon for Lane
County, on the 28 day of ( June,
1949, which order directs that tills
Summons be puldishcd once a
week for four successive weeks In
the Cottage Grove Sentinel, a
newspaper of general circulation,
printed and publisheti in Cottage
Greve, La«m* County, Oregon, and
that you be reuuired to ap|M*ar
and aruwer <>n or hrforc thè isat
day i>r«*scril>vd in said onb*r. to-
wit : on or beforv thè 28 daj of
July. 1949
Date of firat publlcation Jum*
30, 1919 Date of last publication
July 2klh. 1949 HERBERT W
LOMBARI). Attorney for Plain
Uff». Residence and Post Office
Ail HUtUtO l. MOtWAUtO MU A
Adtlreao: Cottage Grave, Lane -----------------
O^tCHfAM------
l’ounty, Oregon.
47*5t*M
505 503* H ••• PHOM I 32 I
OPENING
Saturday, July 23rd
Town Talk Variety
FREE BALLOONS
for all kiddies
SPECIALS FOR ADULTS
Here is one of the many items wo
will carry—
NOW mother can
take baby^et^^ete
• Sturdy, anodlretl
tubular alumL
num. Will not ruM,
or diicoloi
• Roomy uHUty *
Shopping bagL
• Durable vat dye4
«oilcloth In at«
tractive Calif«*
FOLDS FLAT
thou 8 lbs
TEACHER TROUBLES
In a Reader's Digest condensation from the school bulletin
as it appeared in the Pohland Oregonian, Miss Wilma Morrison,
school editor charges that teachers are selling their profession
short. The August Beader’s Digest article continues:
“Miss Morrison does not refer to complaints about wages,
but ■ to the “dismal, 1-have-given-the-best-years-of-my-life-
and-look-whgt-I-got-out-of-it moaning.’’ This “pervasive mias
ma,’’ she says, can be heard in clubs, street-car conversations,
teachers’ meetings and elsewhere, and is killing the enthusiasm
of young persons for teaching.
“Chief among complaints is that the public ignores the
teacher and regards him or her ax without status in the com
munity. Yet teachers should realize, Miss Morrison states, that
by having children entrusted to them they hold a “magic key”
to the hearts and homes of their neighborhood. Many parents,
interested in the teacher and eager to know him, are reluctant
to approach him “for'fear that he will think they are apple-
polisbing for Junior.”
“On the salary question. Miss Morrison holds that $200 u
month “looks like a nice fat sum to young people starting to
teach.” It is more than they could get in advertising, retail sales
or journalism, she points out. Moreover, jobs in sueh businesses
are by no means assured immediately after graduation.”
A gymnasium is a place where the bars, not the euatomen,
are horizontal.—Wall Street Journal.
floating ««a*.
Sok-proof. Bright
Prices Slashed /
OUR
CAR
SERVICE
FULLER PAINTS
Effective immediately, new low price on
You Save Two Ways When We Service Your Car
1. Our services are priced to pleasé your pocketbook
2. Our regular services correct minor faults that could
otherwise develop into costly repairs.
Paint
111 Main
ARREST IRS. AGENCY
Varnishes
THE WEATHER IS RIGHT
THE PAINT IS RIGHT
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
< iievHi
NEW 19491
J II Pv
W
iHnia^tlua I
only $9.95
FfATHnWIWjl
CONSTRUCTION
weighs less H im S Jbc,
NEVER BEFORE ha« a baby «trailer »erved tuch a utefuL
Sn.Cf«iH a??'
anr comm*"d*d by Parent«' Maga-
LESS 7HAN
F°lDS FlAT ’ • • WEIGHS
Lt55 THAN 8 LIS. Built hght and «turdy. Camof.tely «afe
,<,9r' pwf,et,y balanced to avoid tipping. Remov«
roof-plate and u«e a« a WALKER.
W
Now you can «hop, vi«it, or travel anywhere with babv S m
bX-r-S,0"STROUt''»
Also
McCOY MOTORS
A large stock of wallpaper on sale from
25% to 50% OFF!
“WE AIM TO TAKE C^RE OF OUR OWN”
6th and Washington
Phone 36
Enamel
A SAVINGS UPTO 95c PER GALLON
on outside paint
Property Owners - Fixed Expense?
Ore. Mutual, a strong, legal reserve Co., writes
more fire Ins. in Ore. than any Co. As to loss payment and
manaiftment; nona has a higher rating. Why pay more!
bar tiros.
• Foot-plafe easWj
removed. Used
on
See us today and regularly. We service all makes.
Tired paying 1K25% too much for best of Ins!
rhen rail us.
• Perfectly bok>n*>
•d to ovoid li^
ping, jumbo rut
Phone 64
LEE’S PAINT STORE
Phone 780J
63Q Whitaker
Across from Safeway Parking lot
JOE
TOWN TALK VARIETY
AND CAFE
205 and 215 So. Pacific Hwy.
MADELINI