Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., March 21, 1919, Image 3

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A POOttX.T FED HOB8B
reflects discredit <>n Ita owner, bat tha
iiwnnr Rata tha worat o f thn deal b -1
rauan economy I d feeding tha imrac
affaeta ita working eapaoity aa wall aa
Ita aopaaraura. I f your boraa klr.ka on
kla r«ad vou «an correct It by buying
your feed horn, aa you got t!ia boat
i|uality for tha Inaat outlay, Farm s»,
aoatraatora and boraa owaara gnnarally
know that our faad la alwaya up to tba
a^indard.
STERLING FEED CO.
w. w. M c F a r l a n d
TH E
C I T Y
T R A N S F E R
HAULING AND DRAYING
DONE ON H1IORT NOTICE
P IA N O M OVINO A S P E C IA L T Y
Offlca at Ellta
Oonfoctlonary
PHONE 66
Grove Transfer
Company
A LL KINDS OF
JOBBINO AND FURNITURE
M OVINO— PIANOS A
SPECIALTY
or
Jacobs & Breedlove
REST
Pbona
164
Naw
SERVICE
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O. F. Oaroutta. Local Agant
R. MoCAROAR. D. D. 8.
DENTIST
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local application. Ueaideuea and
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DR. S. M. W EN D T
PhyMctan and Burgeon
Special attention given to aurgery
and eye, enr and throat. Country
ealla aa well aa eity cull» anawered
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Oregon
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m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Eve­
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAMNTEREST
The havoc wrought by the recent In­
fluenza i-plrleinlc la shown by a report
Issued by the bureau of census, whl'cb
gives the deaths In Portland from thia
cause during the 26 weeks from Sep­
tember 14 to Marsh 1 as 1426, 109 of
the number dying directly from pnen-
monla.
THE SIMPLE STORE
Hhould aee I hut the whole fnmily take
nt leuat 3 or 4 done» of a thorough, purl-
fying, system ttleuning medicine thla
apring. Now ia the tiuie. The family
will be healthier, happier, uiid get along
batter if tha blood la given a thorough
purifying, the atomneh and bowel»
«leaned out, und tbe genita o f winter,
The management of the Beaver H ill
accumulated in the ayatein, driven nwuy.
coal mine at Marshfield has under­
Ilolliater’a Rocky Mountuin Ten in one
taken additional development and Is
of the very beat unii aureat apring med-
Increasing Its output. The company
Idnea to tnku. Get it und aee the d iffe r­
P P. Oouley, 73 year« old, who haa found the demand for fuel the past
ence in the whole fnmily. Their color
lived In Marlon couuty alnco 1859, winter greater than It could supply
will be better, they'll feel fine mid be
Men’. Loggers.................................$ 1 0 .5 0 to $ 1 5 .0 0
well und happy. Renaon I'hnniincy.
* when he crossed the plain« to Oregon and there are large orders to be filled
Men'« Drew Shoe*................................................. $ 3 .4 5 to $ 7 .5 0
from Michigan, died at bla home In j tbls summer.
Sab-m.
Men’« Hip Rtbber Boot«........................................... $ 7 .0 0
NOTICE OF F IN A L S E TTLE M E N T
State Fire Marshal W ell» attributes
James Aaher, George tidy and Claude to carelessness fire losses aggregating
Boy»’ Shoe........................................... $ 1 .6 5 to $1^50
Notice ia hereby given thut the un-
deraigned cxecutrla of the eatnte of H. Huffman are dead aa a reault of 1134.646 In Oregon during February.
B° y » ’
...................................................... $ 3 .9 5 $ 7 .5 0
Kielinrd It. Woolley, deccnacd, hua filed an Internal explosion of a Scotch m i Fires In buildings with defective
Boy«’ Corduroy Pant«............................................... $ 1 .5 0
her I • IIIII uerriunt m it h the county clerk rlua boiler In tbe baaeincnt of tbe
flue«, the report says.' resulted In 29
of Lime county, wregon, in the mutter
Men’« Work Shirt«.................................................... $ 1 .0 0
of aniii ealate und mi order hua been Corbett building Is Portland.
business men being put out of occupa-
made mid entered of record bv the lion.
Ladie»’ White Kid Shoe............................................. $ 5 .9 5
United State« Senator McNary la ' tlon and caused a property loan of
II. I.. Mown, county judge of the county
Ladies' White Canvas Shoe« ..................................... $ 3 .9 5
court of l.une county, Oregon, directing now vlaltlug at Birmingham, Ala., and 169.646 The report does not Include
notice mid Netting Friday, the 28th day will not return to Oregon until April, loasc* in Portland.
Ladies’ Dreu Shoes . ..*.___ • .................................$ 5 .9 5
of March, lull*, at the hour of II o'clock according to a letter recelvi-d by the
Commercial and farming Interests of
u. m. for the hearing of objection«, If
Ladie*’ Oxfords..................................................... $ 5 .0 0 to $ 5 .6 5
any. to »aid account and for the final senator's brother. John H. McNary.
Deschutes county are lined up In sup­
Ladies’ Silk Waists.................................................... $ 4 .9 5
Nettlcnicnl of »aid ealate.
Charles H, Orcen, United Staten port of a bond Issue to tbe full amount
M ARTH A A W OOLLEY.
Ladies’ House Dresses............................................... $ 2 .2 5
Kaeeutrix of the Katnte of wool distributor and administrator for of the 2 per cent state limit aa a mreans
fiH m2M Richard It Woolley, Deccuacd. tbe Pacific northwest, haa forwarded
Mary Jane Pumpa...................................................... $ 1 .5 0
of
providing
co-operation
with
the
II.. J. Hhinn, Attorney for Executrix.
hi« realgnatlon to Washington and state highway commission in the con­
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will d o » « hi» office In Portland April 1. struction of the proposed The Dalles-
SUMMONS.
Captain James P. Shaw of Mllwau- Cnllfornla highway.
Such an lasu«
In the Circuit Court of the Htute of kle has been appointed by tbe board will amount to approximately 3126,000.
of control aa commandant of tbe Sol­
Oregon for Lane County.
It has been officially announced by
Kthal Terry, plaintiff, vu. Erneat C. dier«' borne at lioseburg to succeed tbe Lebanon Hod and Gun club that
ao full of water that it ia practically
Terry, defendant.
C-ommaudaut Markee, who haa resign­ the annual field trials o f the state club TO S C A R IF Y 160 M ILE S OF
CO U N TY ROAD TH IS SPRIN G impassible to enter the orchards with
To Erneat C, Terry, the above named de­ ed.
will be held at Lebanon In September
the vehicles necessary to spray the trees
fendant!
Indorsements o f R. A. Booth for and that tbe Pacific Coast Field Trials
Over 150 mile« o f Ijin e county’« and he fears that the work will not be
In the name o f the Htnte o f Oregon,
highway commlaaloner and appeals club of Alameda, Cal., will be held graveled roads wiH be scarified and lev­ done in time thia year. He nay« it ought
you nre hereby required to appenr and
anawer the complaint filed ngninat you that he ba persuaded to remain on there at the same time. The Washing­ eled thia apring and the work will start to have b e «« started the middle of Feb­
in thn uhovn entitled auit within aix the commission, are being received by ton and British Columbia clubs will just aa noon aa the weather becomes ruary, but few o f the orehardists have
week» from the date of the firat publi- Oovernor Olcott from all parts of tbe also be represented by several teams better. Each spring thia method ia used been able to do hardly any so far.
on the main roads that are not macadam­
ration of thin aunmooi, and if you fail state.
of running dogs.
ized. The work wax well under way this
Clocks to Be Set Ahead.
to nppeur aa herein required, for want
An Inspection of all the high schools
Ord Castle, county surveyor, recent­
time last year but there hua been so
Clocks everywhere in the United
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to anid In the state to see If they comply with
ly returned to Toledo from the Wald-
much rain thia apring that it haa been States will again be turned ahead an
court for the relief demanded in her the requirements for standard high
port country and brought with him . impoHsilile to start.
hour at 2 a. m. Sunday, March 30, an
complaint, which in for a decree of anid schools Is now being made by J. A.
samples of paraffin, asphalt and other
Included in the roads to be scarified they were last year, and again they will
court, forever diaaolving the marring»
Churchill, superintendent o f public In­ oil indications.
He says tbe people this apring are the McKenzie highway be turned baek an hour on the last Sun­
contract din tin g between plain tiff and
struction.
about Waldport are much excited over between Springfield and Thurston, tbe day in October.
defendant above named, for the care,
Moro then 40 of the farmers of the the prospects for oil. One well has Crow road out of Eugene, the Paeifis
Efforts were made to repeal the so-
riiatody, guarilianahip and control o f the
minor children, Charlea Llewellyn Ter Scholls neighborhood, south of Beaver­ been drilled to a depth of about 3000 highway between Ooahen and Cottage called daylight saving law, but so strong
ry and Violet I.»rain* Terry, for a rea- ton, attended a soils school, conducted feet and It is understood that the oper- Grove, a part o f the prairie road be­ a protest came from the laboring men
tween Kugene and Janetion City and that eongrens left it alone.
aonnble monthly allowance for the sup under the auspices of the Washington 1 atom have struck a gas flow.
other shorter stretches o f road.
Mueh has been said both for and
port of plaintiff and anid children, for County Farm bureau. In the Scholia
Allens who did Dot make declaration
against this law, but a majority o f the
alimony and for roata and diaburaemrnta Grange ball.
of their Intention to become citizens
Fruit Spraying Is Behind.
people seem to like it, especially in tbe
o f thin auit and auch other derreea in
The Jsraey breeders of Jackson prior to January 1 of tbls year cannot
Owitig to the continued wet weather summer time, when there is so much
th«. premises aa may be juat and equit­ county have organised an association
be licensed to fish In this state at all, all apring the fruit growers have been more daylight in the evening than un­
able.
to assist In promoting the breeding of while those who did make such dec­ unable to do but little spraying and der sun time.
Thin nummona lx ptihliahed once a
week for aix aueceaaivp weeka in The high class cattle, under the name of laration may have their licenses re- pruning, according te C. E. Stewart,
N o want ad., reader or other adver­
Cottage Grove Hcntinel, u weekly news- the Rogue River Valley Jersey Breed­ , newed for gill net and troll fishing, county fruit inspector.
Mr. Stewart aaid that the ground is tising charged for less than 50c.
n8tf
paper o f general circulation in Lane ers’ association
but not for set net fishing, according
Farmers' and homemakers' week and
County. Oregon, by order o f the Hon.
to an opinion given by the attorney
G. F. Hkipworth, judge o f the above en­ rural life conferences at Oregon A g ri­
general to Master Fish Warden Clan­
titled court, made on the 27th day of cultural college, which were aban­
ton.
February, 1UI9.
doned laat winter because o f war con­
Stats Engineer Cupper returned F ri­
The firat publication o f thia aummona ditions. will be held next winter, De­
day from Inspecting four new lrrtga-
ia on the 5th day of March, 1919, mid
cember 29 to January 8.
1 tlon districts In tbe Rogue river val­
the laat on the 10th day of April, 1919.
Hutherlln will have a cannery the
ley. which, when tbe Irrigation sys­
H. .1 SH IN N ,
coming season large enough to take
P
IT IS W ORTH aomething to catch and hold 10,000
Attorney for I'lain tiff.
tems are completed, will bring 39,590
Keaidenee and poatoffire addreaa: Cot- care of the preaent fruit crop. Tw o I acres of rich land under Irrigation.
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eyes, if only for an instant. I f those eyes during
tage Grove, Oregon.
m7 n il buildings will be erected to take tbe The four districts are: Medford, cov­
that
instant find something that interests them,
place of the Hutherlln Kverfresh plant,
ering 20,000 acres; Talent, covering
^
something
that the brain, to which they transmit it,
NOTICE OF F IN A L S E TTLE M E N T destroyed by fire last summer.
8000 acres; Gold Hill, covering 1500
It has been announced that June 17,
will retain, someone has achieved a great object.
acres, and Rogue river, covering 10,-
In the County Court o f the State o f 18 and 19 have been selected aa the 000 acres.
I f that something is about your business or your goods, you
dates for the department encampment
Oregon for Lane County.
have received something of value the minute it is photographed
While It Is unlikely that any per­
In the matter o f the catate o f Aman­ of the Woman's R elief Corps and the
manent work can be started before
on
the brains behind those 10,900 eyes. The Sentinel circulates
da J. Hcott, deceased.
Grand Army of the Republic. The en­
Notire in hereby given that the nn- campment will be held in Tbe Dalles. fall on the road between Pendleton and
1000 copies weekly. Sometimes a single oopy goes to five fam­
Echo, the Umatnia county court has a
deraigned executor o f the catate of
Except for the final details, the Pen­
ilies; a large number go to three families. It is safe to say
Amami» J. Hcott, deceased, hna filed in
. crew of men at work now scarffylng
dleton Oolf club haa completed the
that an average of five persons with money to spend read
the County Court o f Lane County, Ore­
the graveled portion and grading the
purrhaae of Its course, lying on the
gon, hia final nrrnunt aa the executor
every copy of The Sentinel. A ll of these persons, with few ex­
dirt road. This road, on the old Ore­
of tl.e anid eatnte nnd that Monday, the hills north of Pendleton. Forty acres gon trail, one of the main routes from
ceptions. have two eyes. By a simple problem in arithmetic you
14th day o f April, 1919, at the hour o f are In the tract and the club Is now-
Portland to eastern Oregon, last year
will
find that this gives a total of 10,000 eyes to which The Sen-
planning
for
one
of
the
best
courses
II o ’rlork a. m. o f aaid day, at the
was the source of much complaint
Court llouae in Eugene, anid County In the northwest.
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nel will take your weekly message.
and Htnte, hua been fixed by aaid Court
The new high service reservoir of from travelers.
W e are ready at any moment to
A ll those who use the col­
The farmers of eastern Clackamas
na the time for the hearing nnd panning the Astoria water system will be ready
present
what you ha\ e to say. We
umns of The Sentinel are
upon anid final account, and objection« for use on May 1. The big bowl la county attended a school in practical
assisting
the
publishers
In
thereto, i f any there be, nnd for the
will bring it before those 10,000
located on the creet o f a hill about dairying at 8andy. Lectures and dem­
getting our what eminent
final aettlement o f the anid eatnte.
eyes.
The right kind of message
two miles from the central portion of onstrations were given on breeding and
authority has stated to be
The firaf piiMii-ntion o f thia notice
\ feeding dairy cattle, calf raising, herd
the
city,
and
will
have
a
capacity
of
can
hardly
help bringing to you
the
beet
weekly
In
Oregon
will be on the 14th day o f Marrh, 1919,
, record keeping, silos and silage, se­
the desired results.
and the laat on the 11th day o f April, 20,000,000 gallons.
The Western Oregon Tie A Lumber lecting dairy sires and Judging dairy
1919.
The Instructors were E. B.
association will hold a meeting In cattle.
W. P. V A N HCHOIACIC.,
Executor. Portland Saturday, March 22, to take Fitts and E. L. Westover of the Ore-
H. ,T. Hhinn, Attorney.
ml4 a l l further action toward having the prea­ i gon Agricultural college, and County
ent regulations for the purchase of 1 Agent R. G. Scott.
One measure that
was Intended to
NOTICE OF F IN A L SETTLE M ENT. railroad lumber rescinded, so that
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each railroad can buy Its own lumber. go on the ballot at the special election
In the County Court o f the State of
The Oregon State Bankers 'associa­ ! on June 3. will not appear for the
Oregon for Ijine County.
tion haa assisted county agent« In the reason that it, was omitted from the
Notice ia hereby given that the un-
distribution of 2000 of the first edi­ bill calling the special election, doubt­
deraigned adminiatrntrix o f the catate of
less by an oversight. The measure Is
Felix H. Currin, deceaaed, hna filed her tion of 3000 Oregon farm record books.
senate Joint resolution No. 17, Intro­
F
ifty
banks
co-operated
In
the
distrib­
final aeenunt in the County Court of
duced by Senators I. S. Smith and
ution,
placing
copies
In
the
hands
of
Lane County, Oregon, aa the executrix
of aaid eatnte nnd that Monday the 21 at the moat progressive farmers in many Handley, and providing that the right
; of eminent domain be extended to the
B o th p a p e rs, paid in
Q f l
day o f April, 1919, at the hour o f 11 parts of the state.
o ’clock a. m. of anid dny, hna been fixed
a d va n c e , o n e y e a r . .
1
Chrome miners who suffered losses 1 condemnation of property for making
by aaid Court na the time for the hear­ because o f the slump In the market j mine and forest roads.
ing nnd punning upon anid final account for their products at the close of the
According to an announcement just
and o f objections thereto, if any there war are urged to write to the secre­ ] made by the American Jersey Cattle
be, nnd for the finnl aettlement and dis­
tary of the Interior at Washington I club, the cow Old Man's Darling II,
tribution o f the residue o f tho anid es­
that proper blanks may be sent them I owned by Pickard Bros, of Marion,
tate.
The firat publication o f thia notice for filing claims for compensation Or., has broken the world's official test
record for Junior 4-year-olds of the
shall I mi on the 21st dny of March, 1919, from the federal government.
Seven suits for damages aggregating Jersey breed. During her yearly test,
nnd the Inst publication on the lttth day
of April, 11M0.
about |41,000, were filed at Prlnevllle which ended on February 1, this phä­
ROSA C1JRRIN,
against Twohy Brothers company, con­ nomenal cow produced 984.86 pounds
Administratrix o f the estate of tractors, by large landowners under of butterfat, adding 98.86 pounds to
Felix H. Currin, deceased. the Ochoco Irrigation project, who the existing record and coming within
II. J. Hhinn, ntty. for administratrix.
claim their crops were damaged by 17 pounds of breaking the world's reo-
the wilful diversion of the water fol­ ord for mature cows.
N E W BUTTER W R A P PRICES lowing the tearing up of canals by
Right fatalities, out of a total of
the contractors.
675 accidents, were reported to the
On account of anothflY advance in
Two more highway Improvement state Industrial accident commission
the price of butter parchment, wc
projects
have been added to those on for the week ending March 13, six of
find tho following slight advance
which the state highway commission which were due to recent accidents and
in prices ncccttaary:
1(H) wrapa.............................. $1.30 will receive bids at the meeting In two to accidents previously reported
Portland on Marrh 26. Both are for to the commission. The fatal cases
Kach additional 100 ordered
paving contracts. They are: Oregon- were: F. A. 8tanley, Portland, steel
nt same time an firat 100...... 40c Waahlngton highway. Umatilla county,
worker; Frank Wilson, Reedsport,
from end of W ild Horse pavement to a lumbering; Ed Hiram Hardle, War-
Friday and Saturday Special
point two miles east o f Athena, nine ronton, lumbering; Bozo Kallcac. Port­
A reduction of 20 cents will be miles, and Columbia River highway. land. steel worker; George M. Towe,
made on first hundred on all or­ Waaco county, from The Dalles to Ashland, policeman; B. F. Lulck,
dern printed on Friday« or Satur- Seufert's Section, two miles. Ten Kroll, lineman. Deaths due to acci­
daya. Orders may be placed on thousand tons o f asphalt and 50.000 dents previously reported were El R.
any day of the week for printing barrels of cement will be need ea the
Lawrence. Astoria, flouring mills; A.
Principal Events of tho Woek
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
motion of Our Readers.
was last to raise on prices— and
you will find them th® first to
lower the price of merchandise
Suit.
A.
to
W. Q W A N S O N ,
MANAGER
10,000 E Y E S
The Cottage Gi ove Se ntin el
and The Oreg on Fa irmi cr
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
Knowles
Gräber
Home : cTWade : Flour
FOR HOME PEOPLE
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flo'jr
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
on Friday or Saturday at the re­
duced price.
Made by Cottage Grove
two projects.
, W. Plckstt, Portland, steel worker.
Milling Company
Phone 80 •