Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, March 26, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf OREGON NEWS NOTES \t OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation o’ Our Readers. Farming Is Fun With Fordson W o uld n 't you, Mr. Kiirmci, Iik<- u inuchiiH- that will attend to the work out of doom just iih wall an tin wif«* attends to that inside Mu' house Y Tin* Kordsoii tract ora Mill do just tld», and you d o n ’t have to worry aliout shoes or dresses for tins (Trent outdoor worker. It will never ank to no to the |netur< allow and never («els tired aa lonj/ ua you keep the t’eedhox aiipplied with Kiiaolinv, NVe h a v e r e c e iv e d w h a t p r o h a h ly w ill lie t h e la s t s h ip m e u t w e w ill h e a i d e to n e t t h i s s p r i n g I f y o u w a n t to lie a u r e o f a K o rd a o n th is y e a r , y o u ’d b e t t e r p la c e y o u r o r d e r to d a y . Go to W oodsons for Fordsons FREE DEMONSTRATION J) LET US ADJUST YOUR GLASSES WITHOUT COST tilu a a e a s h o u ld he a d j u s t e d f r e q u e n t l y if th e g r e a te s t p o s s ib le e f f ic i e n c y la t o he x x l y a D « * « f> -C u n r# K ry p to k U n ir * A r« B e lic i had. A n d th ia a d j u s t m u s h o u ld lie d o n e u a e x p e r t l y a a pos- Bible. 1’i t t i n u e y e s a n d a d j u s t in g g la s s e s h a s lie en a m a t t e r o f s t u d y w ith u a fo r m a n y y e a r s a n d it is q u ite p r o b a b le t h a t w e e u n a d d to y o u r c o m f o r t a n d c o n v e n ie n c e . N o m a tte r fro m w hom y o u Ito u g h l y o u r g la n s e s , let u a lo o k th e m o v e r a n d a d ju s t th e m u r a t i a ’ ’T h e R i g h t W a y l a Our Way *' .4 SHERMAN W. Moody EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST AND . OPTICIAN ll n i j i Ymir P rescription* Here Factory on 1'rcm iw i 881 W IL L A M E TT E STREET F.UOENE, ORB. FIIONE M2 R arhapsY ou D o n ’t K n o w tt says tlic Good Judge That nearly every wise to bacco ciiewer got over the big chew idea long ago. A little of the Real Tobacco Chew givfcs you more to bacco satisfaction and saves you money. Its rich taste lasts a long time. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT C U T Is a short-cut tobacco W-B C U T is a long fine cut tobacco riverv patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove a newspaper which eminent au thority Has stated to lx* one of the host country tfHere we are, in tip-top shape” —Chesterfield "VTTJS, and th at's the way Chesterfields always arrive— crisp, fresh and in prime shape for smoking. It's the extra wrap per of moisture-proof paper that does it. Your Chesterfields never become too moist or too dry. ìtesterfield C f A county tr-ar hi-r»' In stitu te 1» to be h< li| In Albany on A pril 24 It I* propound to lornte n now tro u t h atchery Just south of MoAd River. Unsold itpplo sto rk s hi-ld a t floral H lvsr will not u x teed carloads. The llood lllv e r County Puhllo H> alth asso ciatio n has boon orxanlir-d. Thi- stnti- board of control ha* sold 111.000 w orth of fla i to an Ka«U-rn firm. A baron w ar Is on In Albany The price for side ba'-on Is down to 20 cen ts a pound. Much n<*w hiialnr-sM Is being offered th< lum ber m ills of w estern Oregon by buyers for th e railroad* T hree cra tes of C hinese pheasant* h are been shipped to Hend for dtatrl button In Descbuti-s county. T he an n u al sta te convention of th» Oregon Aasoeiatlon of M uster P lum bers WlU b<- held lit Hub in May 14 A largely atten d ed m eeting of the Nirrth W illam ette Valley M erch u itS ’ association w as held In W oodburn Hid* ar< 1» lug asked for the leasing of more th an 200 trae ta of wher.t land on th e P n afllla Indian reservation. M achinery ha* been ordered for 4 factory to m ake Swiss cheese In Coos county TI i I h will b* the flis t factory of Its kind In Oregon T he county com m issioners of W al lowa county have Authorized a loan of $1000 to th e farm b ureau to be usrd In buying sq u irrel poison A fter lying Idle for nearly two years d u rin g IPIgutlon. the G rays H arbor D evelopment com pany’s copper m ine at W aldo Is now opening. Ilullding ac tiv itie s In McMtnhvllle have begun In ea rn est and tndlea Ions are for one of the most prosp. rous years In th e h isto ry of th e city I.units r am ounting to nenrly 10 )0t),• 000 feet will be shipped from tb* Uo- luir.blu riv er to A u stralis. China. Cuba | and South A m erica, th is m onth. At a recent m eeting of livestock pro d ucers at Prlnevlllo a resolution was passed dem anding an In vestigation of th e m ethods of th e P o rtlan d Union sto ck y ard s No specific charge was trade. Rosa H um phrey, aged 18. d au g h ter of Mrs M ollte‘H um phrey, living on s farm In th e Meadow-View d istric t northw est of E u g e n e , died as a r su it of b u rn s su stain ed when she fell Into a fireplace. T h e Issuance of 1500,000 w orth of bonds b eatin g 6 per cent In terest, for th e purpose of erectin g a m unicipal light and w ate r p lant, will bo voted upon by th e resid e n ts of Rosehupg at th e May election. Relieving Itoseburg should su p p o rt t city band a t least d u rin g th e sum- n e r m onths th e Mualc clu b Is c ir c u iti ng a petitio n to th e city council a s k ing th a t body to a ssist In m aintaining such an o rg an izatio n T he sta te highw ay will be enriched by $ 1.144,045.07 received from m otor vehicle reg istra tio n s betw een Ja n u ary 1 an d M arch 15, 1920, according to fig u res m ade public by Sara A. Kozcr, a s sista n t se c re ta ry of state. T h ere w as one fata lity In Oregon due to accident* d u rin g th e w eek ended M arch 18, acco rd in g to a rep o rt pre pared by th e stn te In d u strial accid en t com m ission. T he victim was A. M Roroh. b rakenian. of K n ap p s The fu n eral of Roger R. S in n o tt, who dlod In P o rtlan d T uesday evening, fol low ing a sudden a tta c k of h eart fail ure, was held at T he Dalles Monday follow ing th e a rriv a l of h is brother. R ep resen tativ e N. J. S in n o tt. - Resources of th e 25 banks and tru st com panies In th e city of P o rtlan d at the close of business on F eb ru ary 28, 1820, totaled 1178,749.944 36. according to a rep o rt p rep ared by W ill H. Qen- nott, sta te su p e rin ten d e n t of banks W. R. L e d b e tte r of A lleel has sold one of his prize-w inning S h ire m ares to F ran k Lew is of Mtkkalo. T he pur chase price was $1000. w hich Is one of th e h ig h est prices ev er paid In Union county and probably in e a ste rn O regon R evenues of th e S u m p ter Valley R ailroad com pany, with h ea d q u arte rs at R aker, will bo Increased approxi m ately |54,035 annually as th e resu lt of n new ta riff approved In an order Issued by th e O regon public service com m ission. W ithout fu rth e r delay th e p resid en tia l cam paign of S enator Miles P oin d ex ter w ill be put u n d er way In O re gon. J. C. H erbam an. new ly-appointed sta te m anager for Oregon of th e Pola- d ex ter cam paign, has a rriv ed In P ort land and will s ta rt th e ball rolling School su p e rin ten d e n ts siul m em bers of school boards of the la rg e r cities and tow ns of th e W illam ette valley have been luvited by th e Albany school board to m eet In Albany Frl day for th e purpose of ag reein g so far as possible upon s schedule of teach- nrs' salarie s for th e com ing year and considering o th o r m a tte rs ol lu tc ju d to 'he schools. Tte Studebaker Leads in the Evolution of ^Automobile «^Manufacture Stiidclmker was: . A first to make extensive use of pressed steel throughout. ¿¡. first to east six-cylinder motors en bloc. —first to produce a car with crown fenders. \ first to produce a six-cylinder car selling for less than $2000. —first to produce a seven-passenger, four-cylinder, 40 h. p. car selling for less than $1000. —first to produce a 50 h. p. ear selling for less than $2000. —first to furnish plate-glass windows, nickel-trimmed, in the rear of the top, as standard equipment. first to produce a car selling for less than $2000 with cord tires as standard equipment. Studebaker cars are sold in all civilized countries and the trade-name “Studebaker” is a household word. The Service Garage SPRAY, LONG & CRUSON We have a Special Six demonstrator in the window. Come in and inspect the mechanical features point bv point. ± yj Pastors of Yamhill county met at the Methodist church In McMinnville In the Interests of Interchurch world movement. Fifteen churches were rep b y patronizing a Homo In d u stry , resented you are helping to build up yoar An older boys’ conference Is to bs own community. By building -ip held under the auspices of the Mult your community, you are b en efitin g yourself. We are confident you a -e nomah County Sunday School associa benefiting yourself in using tion In Portland, March 27. The sam* j wash, March 26 to 21, at For*l Grove, • STERLING” COMPOUNDED FEEDS ths eighth annual older girls’ confer ence for western Oregon will be held. I t is an undisputed fa c t th a t hon estly and accurately compounded The farmers o l the west end of Uma feeds give b e tte r rciiults th an a r y tilla county are beginning to antici at m ight g rain feed. When we s ta r t pate a water shortage for Irrigating ed in th is business we were thor purposes during the summer. The Uma oughly convinced th a t the public cares a* much for q u ality as for tilla river has been dry most of the price. Believing this, our motto ht-s iprlng. and nawa ha* been received been ‘ ‘ A H igher Feed Valbe- - for that there la littls snow in the moun 1 .ess M oney."’ And because we tain*. have constantly kept this in mind, “ S te rlin g ” Compounded Feeds are Considerable scabies has made Its recognized as being all the name appearance among the flocks In part* implies. of Benton. Linn and Marion counties Our specialties are horse feed, and a general dipping of all sheep af hog feed, and dairy feed, for which we m ake th e claim " T h e re are none fected will be undertaken early In the b e tte r.” iprlng. according to an announcement Call and see us, and by com paring h our prices w ith those of o th er com pounded feeds, you will find oppor “ ■•an. tu n ities and bargains here th a t you The first bombardment group of the c a n ’t find anyw here else. air service and the I47th squadron of the first pursuit group, both stationed it Kelly field, near Ban Antonio, Texas, were designated by Colonel Fechet to go to the Pacific northwest to detect W E S T M A I N A V E. forest fire* In case additional patrola are desired. Aa a prerequisite .to employment la the Bend schools. Instructors must hereafter be native-born Americana, or In case of those of foreign birth, m ost be able to show papers settin g forth Foley’s Honey and Tar is the their declaration of intention to be best known and most successful come citizens, it has been decided by family cough medicine on the the district directors market and the following letter Production rontfnaee In heavy vol is positively true and genuine: ume at ths lumber m ills of western Says “It Acts Like Magic” Oregon and western W ashington, ac G ilbert FU m m g. 3911 Bwdlon« A v..Los An*slc«. cording to the weakly report of the C a t , writ*»,: " l l u , « m uck pt««a«r# in testifying to IK, w r y * rr» l b rn rfit m y fam ily and I S a ra W est Coast Lumbermen's association. d s n r a d fram tha u ar ol Folay'a H oaay and T a r. The cut for the Week ending March 13 It poaiUvaty a ria liha m a d e r a d i o m y fnm dtfcars ■a nothin« on tha m arkaf that can com pare w ith Is given as 80,471,171 feet for tbs it W haoavar th r r o ara any ol o a r boo,ahold suffering from h a a r y cotda or had cough, or 127 plents reporting to the asaocletlon. hoaraanaaa. ara a t o s r a got a b o ttlr from a u r local Not until the California public serv drug alora. aad a lta r o n , or tw o d o o r, oh lain in - alant re lic t. Your com pany dcaervea great credit ice com m ission com pletes its Investi to r a u rh a ra lu a b la production and from our own r i p e r m oot w a cannot do o th aru n se hot recom- gations Into the rise In the price of m end It te our Iriende and this w a — gn gasoline and learns whether or not its so d w ill c a o tirn a to do a n ." —n powers permit It to regulats gaeollns prices will the public service cemmle- slon of Oregon take any steps toward seeking a reduction la the price of COMPOUND gasoline In this state. CLEARS TH E THROAT ol phlegm Annual encam pment of members of and mucui, atop« that tickling, open, the ths Oregon Infantry, engineers and sir patsage« for easier breathing sod coats coast artillery will be held from July the raw, inflamed surface* with a heal ing, soothing mcdicioe. 6 to July 20, according to announce ment mads by Adjutant-Qeneral Btaf- Coughs that "hang on" after rtn. The infantrymen and engineer* the grip or "flu" are relieved by will hold their practice and maneuvers Foley’s Honey and fsr, at Camp Lewis, while the coast artil lery has been assigned to Fort Steven« Coos county w ill hare available from the county market road tax a sum slightly In excess o f $23,000 This will be duplicated by the state, making a THE CITY T R A N S F E R total of about $47,000 tor market road construction this year. The money will be apportioned among thyge market road projects, Myrtle P oln f to Orav^l- ford, Norway to Lee and from Glasgow DONE ON SHORT NOTICE to Hauser. PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY „ , T here’s hardi; ir.llv an y thing a Sentinel wanted won ’t do, but if oae doesn’t 401 Main Avanue Phons 99 do it, try two. [ »«f STERLING FEED CO Can You Write a Headline for This? Foley’s Honey and T u ) i » N. J. Nelson, Jr. I WANT-AD. BA TES—The minimum priee on a w ant ad. is 23c. T hree inser tions for the priee of two. O ne-half cent a word a fte r th ird insertion. No adver tisem ent p ut on books fo r less than 50c. d 6 tf WHY IT SUCCEEDS Bacons* It's to r On# Thing Only, and C ottage Grove Peopde Appro- Mat« This. N othing can be good fo r everything. Doing one th in g well brings success. Doan s K idney P ills are for on* th in g only. F or weak or disordered kidneys. H ere is C ottage G rove evidence to prove th e ir w orth. Mrs. J . J . Moore, S ixth St., Cottage Grove, says: ‘ ‘I am more or less sub je c t to kidney trouble. My back gets very sore and lame a t tim es and during th is misery, my kidneys a c t irregularly. I feel tired-out and depressed generally. A fter I have tak en Doan ’a K idney P ills _ for s few days my back feels as strong ' as ever and my kidneys become nor mal. ’ ’ 60c, ! . P rice , . * a t . all . . dealers. D o n ’t ■>* W. 1 * 1 * «... WMW. S“PA *£& *ri£S ."Z £lT .i Mrs. Moore use*. Foster-Milburn Co., M frs^Jiuffalo^N ^JL mhl9-2f> Cottage Grove Junk Company 2-4 Pacific Highway, next door to cipar store HIGHEST PRICES FOR HIDES, WOOL, MOHAIR PELTS, CASOARA BARK magazines, newspapers, raj's, copper, brass, rubber and iron FARMERS ATTENTION! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES AMD WOOL Telephone us and we will call Phone 5 Cottage Grove See Us for Overland Cars Willard Batteries Oldfield and Ajax Tires Champion Plugs Electrical Work Accessories General Repairing Auto Electric and Tire Shop ------ 901 Main Are. ------- Phones : Shop, 110; Res., 145-J HAUUNG AND DRAYING SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE North Bound South Bound No. 18— 9:50 a. m. No. 13— 1:08 a. m. No l l _ A :07 p m- No. 58— 6.53 a. m. No h i—3:39 a m No, 13— 2.47 p. m. No. 17—7:57 p. m.