Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 30, 1920, Image 3

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NOTIOB o r SH E R IFFS SALE.
THE,
M E N T
t
S UP R E ME
IN
A C H I E V E
P H O T O P L A Y S
Worth Traveling Many Miles to See
Male find
The* Super Production
Notin« i* hereby given that by vir­
tu« of m n Eiacutwn, Order und Deere«
.«»und out of und under the «eu I of the
I liront Court of «he Hint« o f Oregon
for tlin County o f Lan«, dated the 13th
day of Aprii, 1920, in favor of Norman
Lombard and avaunt Elmira Isabella
Wick». Juba I'. Wiek», Carolin« Piteb­
er, a* executrix of the Patate of
Oeorva Petty, deceased, and J. H.
Cbumbera, defendants, for the sum of
#12001)0, with interest on 0 180,00
thereof from December 1, 1017; with
internet on #180.00 thereof from lie-
• ember
I,
1918;
with
interest
HEW RAILROAD LABOR I
BOARD BEGINS WORK
Organizations Mast Comply
With Law’s Terms to
Secure Hearing.
BADT for
I Have N ow Taken Over The
WEST SIDE
GARAGE
R
in oil cook stoves, oil
heaters or lampa.
A a t y e a r deafer
fa r F e a e f O U —
oJmam-koraimg
Wh«?re I will be plea.vetl to wel-
pomo all my old friends as well
pa take on a few new ouch , i
have a complete repair nhop
With an expert mechanic in
charge. 1 can handle your re­
pair work promptly and in an
entirely satmtactory manner. 1
Jiave, the exclusive agency for
on
♦ ititi.00 thereof from December I 1010;
Washington.— T b «
railroad
labor
Star. 4 „ t d O il t t
with intereet on # 0 8 0 ,0 0 thereof from board got down to business with ths
January 1, 1020, all such interest at
election
of
R.
M
Barton
of
Teoru.-a
the rute of ten per cent per annum;
and for the sum of #120.70 with inter so», a member nf the public group, as T. O. 8UDTELL. S PE C IA L AG ENT
STANDARD O IL CO., Cottage Orove
.-at thereon at the rate of an i»-r cent
l»-r annum from January 20. 1020. and permanent chairman, and the appoint
for the further sum o f #564.34 with men! of C. P. Carruthera of Texas a*
D O D G E, B U IC K A N D
interest thereon at the rate o f nix per permanent secretary Mr Carru.hura
cent per annum from March 1, 1020,
CH EVR O LET CABS
was
fotmerly
s«cr«ta
ry
of
adjunUfient
and for the sum of S-44.41 with inter­
est thereon at tbn rate of six per cent board No. 1 of the railroad administra­
three of the beat cars for the
per annum from March I, 1020, and a
further sum o f #100.00 as attorney's tion
TH E
C I T Y
T R A N S F E R
money on the market, and alao
fees, together with the costa and dis­
All terma of the railroad law under
carry a complete line of guar­
bursements of this suit, to me directed
anteed tire» and.tubes, as well
aid delivered m u b m i i me to msk« which tbn railroad labor board la creat­
sale of the real property hereinafter ed auat be compiled with by organiza­
as accessories o f all kinds.
described. I have levied upon, und pur tion« of railway employes before grb-v-
suaut to said Execution, I will on Hat
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE
ufday. the 15th day o f May, 1020, at ancoa can bo brought before tho board,
the Court House in Kugene, Lane it was announced by the board in a
P IA N O M OVINO A S P E C IA LT Y
County, Oregon, at the hour o f 10
o ’elocx a. m. of said day. sell at pub­ formal statement.
lic auction to the high.-st bidder for
The board flatly declined to "re­
cash in hand all of the following de ceive, entertain or consider" oom-
Your home nowspaper is first entitled
401 Main Avenue
Phone 98
scribed real property being and situ
to your support.
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plaints from strikers, declaring it
atnd in lam« County, Oregon, to wit;
All of the I Alfen xo Vurnurburg D oom would only hear those who were
lion Lund Claim No. <7. Notification
•127Vj, being parts of Hectious Nineteen adopting every reasonable means of
(10) and Thirty (iO l in Township avoiding Interruption of railroad serv­
Twenty one (21) Mouth of Kutige One ice.
(1) West. Willnnn-tte Meridian, more
The board will proceed with the
particularly deaeri bed as follows, to
wit:
wage dispute involving claims of near­
Beginning at a point Tbirte.-u (13)
chains north mid Nineteen (10; chains ly 1.000,000 men. which failed of ad
five (5) links east o f the northwest Juetment when the bl partisan board
corner o f said Hection Thirty (30); ceased to function April 1. Heads of
thence cost twerfty eight (28) chains
four (4) links; thence south sixty-ons the four brotherhood« and the chair­
(«1 ) chains «lid eighty three (83 man of th« Association of Railway
links; thence uest twenty two 1 22
tecutlves will attend.
chants; thence north twenty
(20
chaîne and twenty (20) iioka; thence
west six (0; chains; thence mirth for
ty one (41) chains and twenty-five
(23) linas: to the piace o f beginning
being 100.50 acres; also
AIT o f Ixits One (1 ), Two (2 ) and
Three (3) and the Northweat Quarter
bwest
of the Hunt
ntbwest
(N
Of
.. Hection
. Quarter Thirty
— (NVV
¡r ' % (30);
HW*4) of said
beisg 1(3.10 aerea. K iu p t is i f r o m t h e
foregoing an easement for a right-of
Washington.— It cost 16.028,170,000
y heretofore conveyed to the Oregon
Houtheastern Kaiiroad Company to run the government for the first
I no 4 he eas.-meat heretofore conveyet nine months of the ftacai year, and
to the City ..f C otta ge
f..r r.ght
nf way for pipe line and also executing taking this as an average, treasury of­
therefrom that portion o f Lot Three ficial« state that the total government
(3) in said Hection Thirty (30) lying expenditure« for the 12-month period
on the cast side of the Oreg in *
Southeastern Kaiiroad Company ’a right ending June SO. next, would reach ap­
of-wav (about three (3) acres) hereti
proximately 86.760,000,000 or nearly
fore conveyed to George I’etty, con
tnining in all two hundred and seventy 810.000. 000 a day
(#70) aerno, 1
Further appropriations by congresa
to sutisfy the hereinabove named sums and the soldier bonus, which ts esti­
and for tki* <MM»t* and expensas o f sftid
mated will cost the government 01,-
sale and writ.
Haid sale will be made subject to the 000.000.000. are not Included.
Last
statutory right o f redemptinu existing
December
Secretary
Olaas
figured
that
in Oregon.
Dated at Kugerm, Oregon, this 14th running «-ipenna* would amount to
dsy of April, 1020.
86.097.237.000, but he did not take
FRED O. HTICKTCLH*
Hhenff o f Lake County Into account the loaa In government
Dry, Humiwon ft Nelson,
operation of railroads.
Attorneys fo r Plain tiff.
nl0-qil4
The principal Items which go to
make up the nine months’ expenses
NÖTIGE TOE P U B LIC A T IO N t
are; War department 01.301,600.000;
Department of the Interior, U. H railroad administration, 8776.690,000;
I .iin.l O ffice at Koseburg. Oregon navy department, 8621,114.000; ship­
April 24, 1020.
Notice is hereby given that. I.eRoy ping board, 0433,100,000, and Interest
Hebert, of Onkridge, Oregon, who, ou oo the publto debt. •644.023,000 Con­
For the first time in Eugene’s theatrical history I have
May 20, 1015. made hum.-stead entry
serial No. 01U15U. for
of NR-V, gress baa spent for its own mainten
l»e«n served with a petition— signed by hundreds— to have
section 22, township #1, 8„ range 3 E anc« 016,809,004, and the executive of­
Guy Bates Tost, his original cast and triple car production,
Willamette meridtau, has filed notice fices coat #6,177.000.
appear at the EUGENE TH EATER. Many of the signers had
of intention to make final three v »»r
proof, to establish claim to the land
the pleasure of seeing Mr.- Post present his wonderful play
above reacrihed. before E. O. Iniiael,
BLAMED
at the capacity performance given last fail in Portland; 1 am
L. H. Commissioner, at Eugene, Ore SHOE- RETAILERS
proud to say arrangements have finally been made— after
gun, on the 7th day of June, 1020.
Manufacturer«
Also
Claimant names as witnesses: K. M. Tarmava and
twenty weeks’ negotiation»«— whereby Post will appear at the
Holt, of Onkridge, Oregon; J. E. Kob
Profiteering, Saya Economist.
-Eugene Theater on Monday, May the 10th.
erts, of Onkridge. Oregon; W. (L Ham
Washington.—T. M. Robertson, an
ner, o f Onkri.ige, Oregon; ,V. T. Hr
In Announcing Guy Bales Poet as tne best amusement
bert, o f Onkridge, Oregon.
eooaomisC employed by the federal
W. H. CANON,
attraction
ever placed on tour, 1 am only voicing the opinion
trade
commission
loM
the
seuate
a30 m2a
Register.
of the critics of New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City,
manufacture committee that retail deal­
San Francisco and every other city in which this well-known
ers were principally responsible for
NO TICE FOE P U B L IC A T IO N Í
star has presented “ The Masquerader, " not in past seasons,
high prices of «hoes. Tanners and
but right now.
Department o f the Interior, IT. 8. manufacturers, he said, have taken
I sind O ffice at Koeeburg, Oregon. more profits than they shoultL- but
April 24, 1020.
The aame excellent company— the one that has presented
Notice is hereby giveti that James the retailers have imposed heavier
this
attraction since it began — the same wonderful scenic
K. Roberts, of Onkridge. Oregon, who, burdens upon the public than the
equipment— with its massive, double revolving stages, its
on Heptember 30, 1015, made home­
others.
stead entry No. 010375, for HV(i o f N
three mechanical crews its triple electrical equipment ami
Mr. Robertson said the most effect­
WSi of NVV)4, HW Vi of N W •*, section
inimitable resources that require three1 mammoth ears to
23, township 21 ,H„ range 3 K., Wiliam ive remedy would be for the publio
transport— will be seen at the Eugene intact.
etto meridian, has filed notice o f in
to
refuse
to
patronise
merchants
who
tention to make final three vear proof
to establish claim to the bind above charge excessive price*.
W hen negotiation# began to bring this wonderful organ­
described, before E. O. Iminel, U. H.
ization.
to the south and west, Mr. T. C. Camp lk . 11, manager
Commissioner, nt Eugene, Oregon, on
t l German Brides Land.
Tulftne Theater, N ew Orleans, and Mr. Peter M c C o u is man­
the sth day of June, 1020.
Claimant names as witnesses:William
ager The B roadw ay Theater in Denver, were appointed by
New York.— Twenty one Oertnan war
Flock, of Oskridge. Oregon; Randolph
the central and fa r western theater committee to visit Chi­
Holt, o f Onkridge, Oregon; Charles M. brides of American soldiers and 1149
House, o f Onkridge, Oregon; Charles Krilsh troops, the first ooutingrnt of
cago, where M r. Post was then playing, and see what ar­
E. Clark, o f Onkridge. Oregviv
rangements could be mad# to have Mr. Post make a trans­
Amerlensi cltiieaa of Potlaft descent,
\V. H. CANON.
continental tour, retaining his original cast and complete pro­
n.'IO m2N
Register, who enlisted and fought In the Polish
duction. . Commenting on the performance, Mr. McL'ourt and
army during the world war, arrived
here on the army transport Antigone
Mr. Campbell reported as follows:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
from Danalg and Antwerp.
" W e are more than repaid lor coining to Chicago to see
Notice is hereby given that the un
M r. Post # wonderful perl ormance— we honeetly believe it to
dersignod has been duly appointed by
W ar Workers Want Jobs.
the County Oourt o f the State o f Ore­
be the most finished and impressive theatrical entertainment
Washington.—
At the request o f Sec­
gon, for I.ane County, ndministrater
as well as the most complete w e have ever seen, or that ha#
retary
Baker,
the
American
Red
Cross
of the estate o f Duke D. \Knox, de
ever
made a transcontinental to u r."
censed, and has qualified.
through Its chapters In every state
All person* having claims against will assist In the return to civilian
The stage of the Eugene Theater is among the largest in
said estate nre hereby required to pro
employmont of hundreds of war work»
the west, and yet, by actual measurement, there will be but
sent them, duly verified, with the
iroper Vuushors, within nix (6) months era in Washington, who are to be dis­
few feet to spare in accommodating this massive production,
rom the dnth of this notice, to said charged by the war department before
and that is only made available by removing every vestige
administrator at his residence near Ont- June 30.
of
house scenery and equipment.
tnge Orove, in Lane Coanty, Oregon.
Dated and first published this 10th
M ail orders w ill be filled now, - when accompanied by check
Communists Ctntenced to Penitentiary.
day o f April, 1#]».
or postoi'ficc money order, together with self-addressed,
Portland, Or.— Hurl W. Oeter. Fred
W. A. HOC ATM,
stamped envelope (to avoid- error) m order» received-—add
Administrator of sah) estate. W. Fry and Claude Hurst, convicted
Hill ft Marks,
war tax — and the box office w ill b e open for sale of seats
of being members o f the Communist
Attorneys for Administrator. alfbal4
Saturday morning, M ay th« 8th.
Labor party, which was held to hava
for Its Intent the overthrow of the
Prices w ill range from $3.00, $2.00, $1.50, and $1 j OO to 50c.
NO TICE TO ' CREDITORS.
government of thedJntted Htales, were-
The free list, telephone orders and seat reservations w ill
In the matter o f th « estate o f Mary given penitentiary sentences.
N. J. Nelson, Jr.
HAULING AND DRAYING
^ADAPTED from the play, “Admiral Crich­
ton,” by ,|. Ms Barrio,, author -of “Peter
* Pan/’ “The Little Minister,” ete.,
¿PRODUCED by Cecil B. DcMille, the master
cniftHTnan of the screen, <lireetor of “Old
Wives for New,” “Don’t Change Your
i I unhand,” "We Can’t Have Everything/’
“»loan of Arc,” etc.
WITH AN ALLSTAR CAST, in d u in g
Til OS. MKIOHAN OLORIA SWANSON
THEODORE ROBERTS
LILA. LEE. HEBE. DANIELS
»RAYMOND HATTON WESLEY BARRY
OPULENT SCENES of a life of ease among
the titled rich.
UA KBA R lit »«SCENES of struggles with na­
ture on a South Sea Isle.
SPLENDOR OF DOWNS in the drawing
rooms of tin* ultra rich.
’OSTUMER of ; grass and skins in savage
jungles'of Oic.trojMcs.
BEAUTIFUL. yachting scenes on a placid
summer sea.
SHIPWRECK, terror, despair and thrills of
heroic rescue.
<IOK<IK<IUH SPECTACLES in* the palace
of a king of atreienf Babylon;
I [BEVIES of beautiful women; pomp of pow-
' er; excesses of a profligate court.
HUMOR, pathos, colorful drama,avivid ron-
tmsts, dazrlhig pagi antry , enacted by
^ hundreds of players.
1 »I’HAT 'I'llK VA.ST NTTMBRR (all of Lane
county will want to sec it) may he proper­
ly. accouunodateil—
| *rHiH MASTER PRODUCTION OF ALL
I PHOTOPLAYS will bo shown simulta-
) noously at i
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=at E u g e n e
¡Monday, TUesday, Wednesday
1 May 3, 4 and 5
i (Adntisaon Pticeu Adults, 35c;< Children^ 15c
Special' Note^In juatice to yourself -and
out of courtesy to others, please come at one
V>f the following hours: 1, 3, 7 or 9 p. m. ’
GOVERNMENT SPENDS
$18,000,000 PER DAT
f
L L HARREL
The Beil
Amusement
Organization Ever
on Tour
Coming to the
Eugene Theater
for One Night
Monday May
the 10th
Ocer, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that Wisher (leer has been by the
County Court of tho State o f Oregon
in and for Ioine Coanty, appointed ad­
ministrator o f the estate o f Mary User,
deceased, and that all persons having
claims against the aaid estate nre re
qoired to present the same, duly veri­
fied, to the said administrator nt the
law office o f H. J. Hhinn, in Cottage
drove. Oregon, within six months from
the 10th day o f April, 1920.
ELIHHKK C E E »,
Administrator.
H. J. Hhinn, Atty. for Estate. al0-myl4
be entirely suspended during M r. P o st’s engagement. The
first mail orders and the first at the box office w ill have the
first choice of seats, and early appUcatMUis are earnestly sug­
Sweden Gives Dr. Kapp Protection*
Berlin.— The Swedish government
ban decided that It wiH not grant ex-,
tradition of Dr. Kapp. Vorwaerta has
learned from an authoritative source.
gested.
Republican Party Chiefs te Meek
Chicago -T h e republican national
committee will meet In Chloago on
May 13 to consider contests between
delegates to the paUonal convention.
Conveyance at 11 p. m.
Respectfully,
a . h . M c D o n a l d ,
Manager-Director Eugene Theater.
No one seated during the prologue— Curtain at 8:30 sharp.