Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, May 07, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextA D M IN IS T R A T O R H HALF, PRESEIT AUTO AH GAS FEES WILL PAY MTECEST AND PRINCIPAi OF *40,000,000 ROAD BWIS BACK TO PREHISTORIC DAYS jW, A1Ppru*i«»**‘,,y *40,000.000 of Mate roaJ Imnda com be iuucd under a 4 o hmilalion on the pretent a>iri.r,| valuator, ,,f the «tatc, including * ” '! ' * ,c “ *y laiucd. 1 he C'liiauiutional amendment to be voted utxrn • t the M ay at election provides fur this 4 % limitatios. Intcreil.and principal of the entire *40,000,000 of bond* cau be paid r«»«n rcvrnuaa from auto lurnas lees und gasoline tat, baaed on conservative n u in a tri o| that Income. Hoatxln Bird«, Found Only In Guiana, Oaam to B« tho Laot Raprxoenta- t i v » « ( of Satinet Life. nminlriK on nil fo u r «; clim bing with Anarra and toe* like m onki-v«; diving it rid swimming na nk III fully na If they following 11 an olimal eatunale of the income to the Slate Highway were d c n lr. 11 » o f Hie ocean. the bnhy un<J from auto lic ria c fee i and gasoline t a i, compared with intereat and Hoatxln hlrdx* found In Otilana. tier principal requirement« for the enure *40,ooo,(xx> o f Mate road bond». potuutw the prohlatoric dnya «h e n rep Hum table ha. been audited and certified by W h itfield , Whitcomb & Co., tile « worn the dotnloimt betRg». ft r «n neither almr nor fly gracefully, ccrtiaad public accountant*, w hoic a ttcita tio n i* .u b.cribed l>elow. mid Ita very prraonco 1 » betrayed 1 vrrific. the claim made that voting for the 4% Mate road bond limitation by It« strong odor, but It 1« none the will not involve any taa on pro|>criy, a* principal and intercit will be paid lean o f great Im portance In the btid thr **uto licrimr (ret and the g«4s tax, leaving an actual surplus above world hiH-auw- o f Ita atrnugo prchla- the amount required. torlc attrlbuten. The n m t» o f the old blrda are at- wnya built out over the water, fr e orrK IAI I AALS Statement of Katlmatcd Income lo St.te Highway Fund torn pa red With Interra* quently «erne in feet above thr aur- face, and the young bird«, with their and 1‘rtiuripal Requirements lo < j »rry S40.UU0.tMIU Itomi«. w ing« turned buck, not folded ua 1 « * s uaual. but up like a d iver’» hand«, will 0 lOa'lmOMl M>*m Vebirla (••»«•lu ir I I I lu t a i A n. tinl Surpna Ma dive cleunly from tl*e nrat Into the wa I m i i M an* Nwi.btl t h f i i « l m N r t I Ih INNI to K et ling ted is .ii ina Aliar i hint i|>*i r• « «i «i..!*, Hit ImwM is Mate III«.«» V When they i ’ifm m i *'| { ter «nd swim like a flab. Uetiuii m irilla lor V .»» !.. H im * H i «) i « . i 1 unit S U b lilghw if Imrraal «n<t wlab to return to the neat they climb l4«.>«.t»,UOO P utili I'rlurlpal 1 IliMnla 1*20 .101,000 11,171,000.00 I 121.000.IJO $2,1041,000.1 0 $ 4*1,«16.00 $1,601,110.00 1 on «here und w alking on their fiwt and I 121,000 1.171.000. 00 * 21.000 00 1.416.710.00 ! the hundllke end» o f their «'Inga will 2.500.000. 04) 1,041,21! .00 i» .’2 141,000 2.141.000. 00 711.000. 00 2,»0 0 ,000.00 1.446.710.00 creep buck to the tree and thtm climb l,i')),2S02X) 1*21 . IIS.OOO 2.170.000 00 7*0.000 00 1 , 6 * 0,210 00 I like a monkey, ualng what la virtually 1.160.000. 00 1,67», 710.00 I * * . .170,000 2.110.000. 00 150.000. 00 1,192,640 OO the thumb and first finger« o f their 2,007,140 00 1.400.000. 00 1*21 , tin ,000 2.700.000 00 *1)0,000 00 They have a long 922,1*2 M) ; at range w ing« 2.677.617.10 1,6041.1)00.00 1*24. .111,000 2.771.000 00 742.612.10 : hw 4 and bead far more reptilian *212»00.00 2,»17,167.10 1.700.000. 00 1*27. 190,000 2,110,000.00 * 10 , 000.00 610,120.00 ! than hlrdllk*. and donplto their laek ) ,*00,000.00 1,14»,1*0.00 I».’ » .1*1,000 2,»21,0041 00 »71,000 00 170.217.10 o f lieuuty, many «cb-nflAe expedition« 1,12»,742 10 1,»00,000.00 I*.’* 2UO.0U0 1,000,00021. 1.000, '»OOIW 170,945 O0 ' 4,04X1,04X1.00 1,42*2*1-00 have been aeut to (Sillarui to photo 1*10..200,4*0 1 . 000 . 1100.00 1.000. 000 00 601.117.10 4 . 000 , MO 1 " 1,1»6,«4*.1U graph and atudy there bird« who ri[>- I* I t . . 200.000 1^ 00 ,000.00 1.000. 0002X1 691.607.10 : 1,10*,192.1C 4.000, <XX).00 1*12. .200,000 l21OO.U0O.00 1. 00 0. 000 00 7*0,017 10 reaent all the a ge« o f hlatory iron 4.000. 000.00 1,21V,M2.IC 1*11. .200,000 1.000. 0UO.00 1.000. 000 00 *61», 107.10 , reptile to modern life. 4.000. 000.00 1.111.492.10 1*14. .200,000 1 . 000 . 000.00 1,000,000.00 42XKJ2XXJ 00 916.917.10 ¡ 1.041.042.10 1*11. .200,000 1 . 0011.000 oe 1 , 000,000 00 4.000. 000 00 2,914,1*2.10 1,041,607 10 ! MEANT TO HAVE THAT SUGAR 1*14. .200,000 1,000,000 00 1,000,000.00 1,01X1,000.00 2..1.6.I42 10 1,1 11,117.M 1*17. .2041,000 1,000,000.00 2,777,6*2 Sii 12X10,0002X1 4,UOO,UOO.OO 1.222.107.10 IV II. .200,000 1.ÜOO.0OO.0U I2H/1,000 00 1.110.717.10 Grain« Too Lai go fo r B e«« to Carry, 4.000. 000.00 2,4*9.242.10 1*1*. .200.000 1.000. 000.00 1 ,( 100.000 00 1.199.207.10 I 4.000. 000.00 2.600,792. V. They Converted It Into Sirup 1*4«. .200.000 121041.000 00 1. 0 0 41 . 0 00. 00 4,0(10.000 (X 2.412.142.10 1.117.617.10 i and Boro It Aw ay, 1*41. .200,000 1 . 000 . 000 00 1.000. 04X1 00 4.000. 000 ,ot 2.1272492.10 1.672.107.10 ! 1*41 .200,0410 1 . 000 . 0000 c t.OOO.OOO.00 4.000. 000.00 2,21 *,442.10 1,7*1,117.10 i A French profeMHor, numed Ilonnlcr. IM S. 200.000 1 . 000 . 000.00 1 . 000 . 00 0.U 0 4.000. 000 00 2,061,492 10 1,9I I , 107JO ! 1*44 200.000 1.'" 10,1100 (HI 1.000. 000 00 42*002X10.04. 2.114.047.40 I tell». In n t«i|«,r ftntrlng the difficult l,*4«,917.50 i»4 I 200,000 1.000. 0002X1 1,000.000 00 4,ttl».0OO.J0 2 ,»!*, 121.00 name o f Ilevu e HtnxloiimdBlre, a tale 1,1*1,471.00 »4*. 200,000 12X10,01)0 00 I2XM1.0UO (XI 4,0002*00 00 1,206,7212» o f tbe Intelligence o f tbe bu»y bee. 791.27 1 00 I2>00,000 00 *47 . 200,000 IjOOO,00 0 2» 1,4*6,9*7.40 On the I’n rl» L yo n « railway, near the 4,1X10,000.00 1112 * 12.10 I *4 ».. 200.000 1 , 000 . 000.00 12100 . 000 . 00 4.000. 0002)0 741,000.00 1,716,000.00 biological laboratory at Fontalne- I »4 »..200.000 1,0002X10210 1,000,0002M> 4.000. 000.00 1 . 941 . 762.40 bltvtu, he «a y«, Nome coartu* granulated 14,217.10 i x i K u i K iru a a nom or T*«L. ttugar bud Iteen «pilled in a heap be- «ide the track. R e « cwtne and tried ('»lum a I represent. lb* »»1 incouw 10 Ibr bl«w lligtiwsv I«-*«»« fr n (Chap. 1*9, Law« 1919). Tho 1920 rrgiMf.fion hguirt 10 date obtained troni to cary off the «ugur. hut the grain« thr Keiret.ry of Sirie'« other indlcite an avetsg. Urente fee ol '.verity dollar« ($20.00) were t««i htg fo r a t»*e to carry. I>td per veloci». The law provide« that twenty b »r par cant ba returned to tho county iro n they give ut>? Not theae bco*. They which the » rIrtele 1 « regiticred, therefore the un income per vehicle h> the Stair Highway flew to the neighboring water Fund i« aapmatinairiy Mirra dollar« ($ 11 . 00 ) par car which o the figure uacd in com trough, loaded theinaelve» with all the puting < nlumn 1. The admiaiatrarion raprn«r«of thr motor vehicle law will be inn irne» water they could carry, flew buck to the receipt« from naaorrycla lirmvca, chauffer«’ badgra, transfer», gtc. the nugar pile, and threw the water Column 4 represent. thr incorna from the Datatine I » » (('ha|> 159, l aw* 1919) to the State Highway Fund. Figure« obtained from the Secretary of Siala’« office indicate tba on tho «ugur. Soon tho top o f the pile avenge taa par vehicle In 1*19. waa approaimatrly five dollar« ($ 1 2 ») and tbia figure wtm converted Into a xlrup. In which tho ftee« buetly roll«*d thefnxelvea un haa in computing Column 4 Cofumn ! la thr total amount of the naxor vehicle liccnte Ieri and the gaaoline rax til each and all w ere coated with drop, when they flew away to their hive«. batad on ibr estimated number of vehicle. a« >Kimn In Column 2. Column 4 la tbe «mount required each year to pay u f the unereat and principal at mo- There they got rtd o f their enrgo and turity of State Highway honda up up to In an eatimated amount of $40,000,000 returiuul fo r m ore; and. w h a tw n f in way nonna «ri.ount ot *40.000,000 (the (tbe approxi apprual- mate amount which h could be iaaued with a 4 per «cru limit <a> the preacm aaacaaed v .lu a - thn»' got down to the coarse granuln- turn of ih« «tale 1 ' figura« ara baaed on theve premiere T h a t tbe balance of tbe Sia tlona. they reoorted again to the water Mi Ilio» Dollar. Hood. ■od. (C h a p . 421, Lowe 1*17), the State C o o pe rative B o nd . $1,100,000 trough. C ou n tie«« bee« engaged In the ( Hran-11 «rirft, ( hap. 17», Law « 1*17). aud lb.- I an Milla.ii Dollar Honda (Chap. 17$, operation, and kept at tt till no *ugar Law. 1*1*), now unaold will ba aold durini ng tile year 1920. Alao that further bond a will br -old aa folkiwa 1 * 20 , $l,ou 0 , 000 ; 1*21 fl.id0.000; |*22. $1,000,000; 1*21. $1,000.000; was left. Ho fa r na one recnlla, thin la a ntyv exam ple o f Intelligence In f *24, $ 2 , 200 , 000 ; a total nf $40,000,000. Inaect», and one I* glad that somebody A ll of iha honda thua far autboriaad are wrial Sonde and, eacrpt the Hcan-Harran raiua, mature uowtwmiierli each year «fter rhe Mth rear T».e Bean Barrett iuoe mature« waa there, that .Inly day. In 1018, to 11 1 41,000 each rear heginning with 1*22. f'hr Sir. Milliun and llean-Barrctt iaauea draw aee and chronicle I t 4 par cant intereat All other inuee 4V4 prr cent. Column 7 ahnwa the aurplua eatimated Hr b. available carh yrar after niaeting obliga- Stalking Soala D ifficult iiorre for principal and intereat The near« «un nup« on the «retie The 'Ine-Quarter M ill 1 at (Chap. 217, I awt 1917) on the total j «w«»ed valuation of the «rate io nor «hown In thit tahlr •« <•» aavet of ihr Stair Highway Fund aa thit fund 1c<> nre continually dlxtnrbml hy hla dream» of hi* enemy, the polar bear, ia uwd pruacipally to meet adiainiui«live r»pm «r* «urveyy in the variout enunttea, eo- ginruring auparvlaaoo of couoty con'i>intuwi, at «1 ileum and inapectiun of county bridge« or nt lend that iw n w a reaaonable way o f lnterprotlng hi» behavior, for and atrurtutea. _________ limi f N otice ia hereby given, that under, and in puraunn<-t< o f ua order o f $hc $he County Court nf the Hint., o f Oregon, for the County o f .furinoli, duly made nod entered on tin 3rd doy o f April, 11)20, I I I thr m ailer o f the eatwtr o f David Iv y , deceased, I. D. Huya, the adiiniiiatrotor of sind rotate, will, from and utter thr 10th duy o f June, 1020, proceed to nell, ut private aale, to tbe highest bidder, for rush, that certain real estate brlonging to said estate, nnd situated in the County o f Lane, und Htute of Oregon, pnrtieulnrly de scribed ns follows, to w it: An undivided one hulf ( 'A ) interest in the Kust one-half i (A ) o f lot three, in block three o f I). 0. M cFarland's Fourth Addition to Cottage drove, Lime County, Oiegoa, Bids on said real property mny be mud« to tbe uoderaigned or to I.. A. Roberts, attorney for »aid estate, at his o ffic e in The Citizens Honk liuild mg, at Ashland, Jackson County, Ore gon. F ir»t publication made Mny 7, 11)20. L. ra7 jn4 D H AYH, Administrator o f the estate o f David Iv y , deceased. Ashland, Oregon. N O T IC E OF F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T . N otice is hereby given that the nn dersigned executrix o f the estate o f James (J. Robbins, d< ceased, nnd Jane Robbins, deceased, has filed in the County Court o f Lane County, Ore gun, her final account aa executrix o f said estate mid thnt Hntnrdny, the 5th day o f June, 11)20. nt the hour o f 10:00 o ’clock in the forenoon o f said day, in the Court Room o f »aid Court, at the (V.ort House io Eugene, Ixrne County, Oregon, ha» been fixed ns the time and • place fo r hearing o f any ob jertions to sold report and setDement thereof, K I j O RENCE A. W H II’PH, Executrix. J. M. Dover«, Attorney. m7-jn4 E ig h t h G ra d e E x a m in a tio n «. Uniform state eighth gra il« cxiimina- turns w ill la- g n en in school districts where pupils have met tbe condition», on Thursday and Friday, May 13 and 14, 11)20. N o questions will lie sent to j tho teacher or chairman unless appli- cation ia made to this o ffic e at leust , one week before the examination. E. J. MOORE, County School Hupt., a30-m7 Eugene, O regon ^ “It’s a Lucky Day for You” says the G o o d Judge W h e n y o u learn about the Real T o b a c c o C h e w . A sm all c h e w o f rich to bacco lasts so m uch lo n g e r than the old kind. Y o u d o n ’t n eed a fresh c h e w so often. T h a t ’s w h y it costs less to use. A n y m an w h o uses the R eal T o b a c c o C h e w w ill tell yo u that. Put U p In Two Styles R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco :m pfer,/. tip / B ro a d w a y ', N e v q .Y n rfl CJ.ty WATCH YOUR LABEL—IT WILL PAY YOU Knowles & Graber COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Hardware --------- and --------- Furniture born uacd A'fc. IlkJlKBY L K K T U V thai we tiavr . ««-I, .ted H I . .uiu.a. lavurila ol 'Sr Mate of Oregon a< regard« Income feixn Motut Vch clc >cen«c« and Ga«olme ta x » and Seliove tbe aattmaiaa above aot forth m column- t t. t, troth aclu-ive, to ho cntiwrvative. We fgnhar Can>fv tha»ba«od ttw i .hew n a n u m the labuUtxei« act forth abort in md 7 are true and currcct. tukuqoe fi and *■ »6 Fortlawd, Dragon. April i . i l l l H t L D , V11I1ICO M B A C U Ccrnhra i'mklxf .fin e e le e U 14 , nyuk Kvcry patron of The Sentinel is helping, to give (/ottftgc Grove a new spa per \\ 1 1 i < • 1 1 eminent au thority has stated to he one of the best country newspapers published anywhere. vantage You p in an advantage in the resource«, experience, knowledge and equipment of the Standard Oil Company, which combine to make Zarotma on oil of quality. They oreele an efficiency ta* the manufacture of fine lubricants hard to duplicate elsewhere in the world. Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your automobile, truck or tractor. •TAN D ARD OIL COMPANY (C a IM mo U) w A giade for each type o f engine T. O after «leeptng for SB aeconda or per- haii« a minute, he will » a k e up. raise Six head aa high a» he conveniently ■•nn. which 1» 14 or 16 Inchea, and make a complete «urrey o f tho hortaon. If nothing auHpIclou« 1» aeon, thl» survey take« about ten second«, after which he drops his bead on the Ice again and sleeps a minute more, saya n writer In the Argonaut. Burnet Ira ee the lee 1» a little rough In hts vicinity and you eon crawl up nnd shoot him frott: behind cover, but more frequently he hna chosen n level expanso where no con cealment 1« possible, and you must therefore, approach him renllalng that ho ta going to see you before you arc near enough to shoot. Revoal Life of Old Pompeii. Excavations of Pompeii In the an cient "Street of Abundance'’ have re sulted In such extensive tlnds thnt the life o f rhe street can he almost en tirety reconstructed. The principal rtla- covery Is that o f a huge “ thertuopo- Hum." a kind o f public house. This ts In a state of perfect preservation, and an exact Idea can now be obtained o f a Homan plnoe of refreshment. There ts a long row of wine Jars so placed that It seems that the vintner was in the act o f pouring wine from one Into the other when overtaken by the catastrophe. Tom orrow. A movement to abolish tomorrow le now In order. Among all the things thnt cauae trouble to humanity In gen eral, tomorrow Is probably the worst offender. Nothing happen» tomorrow In Just the way we expect, and la most cases dro»d. The time we spend In wondering what tomorrow will do, nnd In worrying about tt In advance. If applied to todny, would fnrttfy ua ngainst the tinexi>ected more than any thing else. Tomorrow Is the moa* un comfortable place there Is to dwelt tn. Yet most of ns live tn It moat o f the time.— Life. F a w Policeman In China. In China— the oldest, largest and most densely populated nation In the world— there are no policemen, except In the dtlea controlled hy foreigners and In the foreign compounds. The head o f a family ts expected to keep order In that family and every Inhabl* Sudisii, Special Affi., Standard Oil 0o., Cottage Orove, Ore. j tant of a city la Jointly rcaponslhl« with every other dtuea foe Ua M P lX i - ■ H E ’S T H E OLD R E L IA B L E R A N D old “ Bull” . H e ’s the best there is. H e sold over 300,000,000 bags last year. Y o u k n o w genuine “ B u ll” D u rh a m — never an enem y; millions of friends. G enuine “ B u ll” D u rh am tobacco — you can roll 50 cigarettes from one bag. T h a t’s some inducement, now adays. G ¿ 1 GENUINE I t B ull D urham TOBACCO T o pipe smokers: M ix »little “B U L L DURHAM w ith y o u r f a v o r it e t o bacco. It’s like sugar in y o u r c o f f e e .