Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, May 21, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt BBPOttT o r Tl IK C O N D IT IO N OK T in : FIRST N A T IO N A I. HANK, OOTTAUi: UUOVK. IN T U B STATU OF OHBOON, AT TH U CLOHU OF 1IUM1NKHM ON M A Y 4. 1020 KBHOIRCKH I •* mi ii n (i ml (lidcnufitM * *H«'n|runn: Hccim'd, iiuiu *; unMr<un-<l U M Oovurum«iit MHUiitimt owned to si'Oiirii «-!«<’ it In t i«»n (II. H. I hmm I h pur vulur) l2.fMMI.fN) I'M m I k «*«) tin rnllutcrul for »tut»* or other <l<|»u»itfi or hill» |Miyul»li* 3,000.00 1 m il mill (1III»|| dg» d 01,431.74 1***1 ul H. ( lovrfMini'llt 41'iurilMM Oth»r I miiu I n , f^Nunti««, otc.: IM mh I h (otlior tlinn 1/ H, I h > ii «I n ) |»l«*<|^«*<| to po»tfil Nliv dl'|M»»|t* . 7,000.00 H omi I m mill «««*<* 11 rif m « m (othor tliitn U. H. uoriifit m * h ) |drdg»d hm «<diuU*rul tor or other (li'puMiO (ponlul «•* rlmlffd) or loll/« |myitblo 11,HO 70 Hi'i’tirltluu, olhor lliiui U. M. Imnd» (not iiiidiHliiitf Mtorkn^ ;»wi • i mil iiiipl d, • .1 1 • i 120 70 Tnttil bonilfi, h « i nritiUH, « lc., otlnf thnu I'. H Wf «so It of I'Vilio til lli'HITM* Hit Ilk (00** of Mil !»!«<'ri|>t ion) . \ uhn* of Imiiking lioimn, own id uml tin Hit'll inhered I 'limit urn uml ft si iiii ' m Uml I' m ! ii tv iiwiho I o(|n r tliiin bunking liotinr Ijiw ful ruicrv# with Ktulnrul Knrferve Hunk < ‘ im | i iii vu ii It uml net uinountM tin«» from nutionul Imnk » Not uiiioiiii I m duo from Imiik», Iiunkorii, nnd tru»t roni|m 1111 '* in tin tinted Htiit«*M (othor tliun ineludod in tho two prefifnliiig item«) < horkn on othor ImnkM in tho miiiiio city of town fin ro |iortino hunk Totui or throo preceding item» Mil,H0| 77 lioilouiolton fund with »1. H Tr»u»urer und dm* from IJ. H. 'IroiiMuror. lutoroHt oiirnod hut not mlloctod approximate on Note* nnd Hill» Kr* rivuldo not ptiO duo . . AT $417.N20,11 I.IHI.IO 00,931.74 GOVERNMENT CONTROL *SKED BY RAILROADS Officials Request Interstate Commerce Commission to Hardie Crisis. Waahlnrlnn.— llnllroada of tho wrun- try, throuMh tho aaaoetatlon of rnllway exeeutlvea and tin- American Hallway I I (HI aHHoelatlon, hnve onked the Intoratate 1H.IIIIII.00 eoiiiineree cornmlMulon to eierelac Ita 4 .IMMUNI •TiierKoncy iMiweia to rollevo the '&r 1, Ml ill III) in.if.7 o I ahortaKo nnd frolKht conueatlon. 04,044.11.1 In n atati rnent fill'd with tho com mix. Ion, the railroad offlclala declared the n IInation wan Much aM to "warrant and to rcipilrc omorgency ru-tlon aim- 1.340.IM liar to thut taken when thta country oMtorcd tho war." Ii 2.1 IMI The rollroada’ ' formal petition oaka the cornmlaaton to urmimi Ita oroer- 2, Mft.OO Kcncy ixiwor under the Kai'h-CurnuiliiH ♦ 7MI.70I I I iM »I bill »b le b Klvca It [Kiwi r to MUpervlae 11 \m i n ii r f'npitnl »took pun) in .. $ 4 2n.IMHI.iMI diNtrlbutlon of earn and motive equip Hiirplu« 1 und an, ooo. oo ment, i urtall paaaenKcr aervlco and i it ill % idl'd pi "i 11 • 10,691 07 I mmui priority ordera. I m ' mh current oiponno*, intercut, nnd tnxe» paid 904.35 V.non.72 Appi u I m of the rallioadn for help lut,«*roMt uml diROount oollootod or credited in iidvunc« •if niuturity uml not onrmsl (approximate)................. 4,:i7n 77 have biouKht to lU’ht new danitera. Uo- f irmlal mg not on nut *1 muling ia.noo.iMi < W hier ’« chock» on own buiut out«tuii<li<itf 1.1141.IMI volopmontn Mhowed that u decidedly Demand d*po*lU (other Until hank rirporltn) mihject to nienai I ii k condition n nfrontod the lt«Horro 7doponitM puvuhl« within 30 days eornmerrlal world throur'h the tlivup ludividiiul dopuMitM Mill#p rf fo chock of the rinanclnl reaourcca of hunlri hm t Vrtificiiti*» of dopoMit dm in h *o* limn .'Id lay» (other thun for money horrnwod).... 20,1173. MM houMi'M Delay In inovi rnent of prod- f fate, «minify, or othor muriHipnl ili |*Nlitft »■rllfril l< y uetM wan d ielarid to havo brought pledge of UMnrtH rrf thin Imnk Ihvidomltt tmiHiid ................ .... ........ 700.00 many plant» face to f a « ' with an lm- Totui of ilriiiAnd dopoftitx (othor I linn Imnk il»,|»usit» ) uo dlat« ahutdown «iihji-ot to ronorvo 577,Nik.27 Tun« drpoMtM Huhjoct to K*e«rve ipuvnldc uftor 30 diiyn, Intercut rai n at thla time are ao nr Mill»joct to 30 du vm or more notice, und |»«>ntuI »*nv mg*» : hlyii an to muk It out of tho queatton I '• »Ml U1 Hill IIIU n d* U* t M her t line do|M>»ltN 121.325. MH for moat of tho manufacturing con- T«tlul of titno «Ji*poM 1 1 h Nuhjort to roM-rvo Iii5,77n. « t u b that borrow to finance further production, according to trcaaury of I .1 «7MI.704.il I if Ili«« luinI lumi* imi) iliKriuinl» *bown nl.uv tlu* mnuMiil un »lui-li inirri,»t fldulH. It waa nuld the conKcatlon wan Uiu| ilmruiiiit nu* rliiirurO ut rati.* m l'irnoi f ihu*,' iM'rmitt.' I by In» (H it orrntlnK the nation "mllllona a day" fi! Il 7. Iti* \ . MI t» I . > ( i * h T ii h iv « i o f imi«** li pii li » h irh lu in i rhiir ip not tu l'ir m l through under-production f.il r r t l l * i*oi* limili'| u n * ...... riunì' Whobanlera and rctallcm alike arc I In- nunilii'r uf Min h luriiia «un ....... tinnì' Hliiii- uf IIrc'ifiin, ( 'utility uf I jiiii ', * h . I. T I' \V l i r r l i T , r u l l i U T u f Ilo' a bovi' nuffi ring through Inability to obtain naitii'il Imnk, du aulrninI\ *wrar limi tlu ul iiu v r * tu tvm rn t i* Irne to the In a l o f delivery of good, rallroud men aald. mv knu»li'ilf», miti tmlicf. T C NV I I K K I . K I t . C n a k ii r. I in,Mimo 0.4in in nno.o. II.7H n.too in 1.444.no Huli*i'nl>i'il mul Hwurn tu liiforr mi- Ci HI IIK<T ATTKHT: ilii» li!ili il > uf May Ui:;o I) I) VK ATC II. D. N Mrltilnrff, Nuturv l’ulilir. (M y m aa iM iu n ripirra .Imi '¿1*. I*.<24) Dick H ickson HARNESS AND SHOE REPAIRING L00GF.RS A N D W OR K GLOVES S e v e n t h and N. W W IIITK . Il KUliKIt i K A K IN , D im lo rr Fi«li flukr Hull* With Huron I'nrr finil nil I » o rnpa poliiloi1*, let Imil in *nltri| »liter until trniler; ilmin mol inimh; mill n run of fi*h flnkra, n iln*h of Murk or m l | u '| i | iit «ml n liiiitrn 'XU M u ihnroii|(lily Tiikr up by the rtiumlin^’ I ii I i O «p<«m, *hupr lightly mol fry in iln'p ful to u ilrliruti' nm ber rolor. Hull n I u t * of bacon into rvliiolrirnl «hiipr, run n »cxMlon tooth pirk thruii^li rnrh to holil i| in *hnpr mol fry in ilirp fnl until rn*p mol » r l l rooked. Nrro< n roll of Imcon »rith enrh fiahlmll. Ma i n Tliv Henlinel, |t.00 thu year. _____________ A a I tf . I . - I I ......... “FB” M O D E (B A B Y GRAND) CHEVROLET TOURING CAR $ 1499.10 f .o .b . C o tta g e G r o v e CHEVROLET^ EN ROUTE A furloatl of I'hevrolels were ahippotl from the Oaklnml, ( 'nli lm iiin, pin lit on May II nml Hlionltl arrive any day. \vV were aide It» obtain two " F l l " iiindel (Hulty Grand) touring earn in this shipment. /. "S We cordially invite you to inspect this car at our sales room, and, if you would like, t ujoy a ride in this handsome, roomy,'and smooth riding big brother of the little Chevrolet. It is a conservative rating that this car offers the greatest value today in the low-medium price class of cars. Where in deed can you find a car with the artistic lines, big, roomy scats, powerful Imt economical motor for the price of only i|i14!)9T The motor of this car is a long stroke “ four” tFiat, pulls as evenly as a “ six.” It has ample prtwer to climb any or dinary hill on high. This motor has been adopted by the General Motors Corporation (the largest corporation in the world) for the power plant of several one-ton trucks and farm tractors, because of its wonderful performance in the “ l*'H” model Chevrolet, proving to he the most economical and reliable power plant of its sir.e on the market. REPAIR SHOP OPEN We have secured the services of Mr. II. (\ Miller, of Portland, to lake charge of our repair shop. Mr. Miller is an »•Xpert mechanic with ten y»‘ars of general shop experience, and has been foreman of several hig shops, including that of the Chevrolet dealer in Tacoma, Washington, lie has also I hm 'H final motor tesler for the Tisdor-llartley motor builders in Indiana. We feel sure that complete satisfaction can be given with any kind of repair work and we reaped fully solicit your re pair Inisiness. Yours for Service, 16120119 CAR COMP’Y PEAGE RESOLUTION ADOPTED IN SENATE Wnnhlngtnn.— The wnntr adopted, 13 to 3R. the republican reaolutlon d<^ d arin g the Htate of war with Germany and Austria Hungary at an end. The measure was In the form of a •uhatltute for the peace resolution re- «•ntly adopted by the houa<‘, which dealt with Germany alone. The two prop<main will be adjusted In confer ence lenders for the Knox substitute and the imrty alignment were about that anticipated. Throe democrats— Heed of Missouri, Shields of Tennessee and Walsh of Massac huaetts— Joined the republicans In supporting the resolu tion. Two republicans— McCumber of North Dakota, who was paired, and Nelson of Minnesota— lined up with the democratic opposition. Predictions by leaders on both sides that the tr»-aty of Versailles would re main In Its present unruttfled position Indefinitely were made. The number of votes mustered by hackers of the resolution In the aenate would not be sufficient to pass It over a veto. BRITAIN AFTER WORLD S OIL President Telia Senate John Would Exclude Aliena. Bull Washington.— Great Hrltnln's policy with reference to world petroleum sup plies Is reported to be to exclude aliens from the control of petroleum supplies within the empire, anil to endeavor to obtain some measure of rontrol over oil properties In foreign countries, the senate' was lnform»>d In a state department report transmitted by President Wilson. Thi* report, signed by Under Secre tary Prank L. Pork, was furnished In response to a resolution by Senator Gore, democrat. Oklahoma, asking i what disabilities won» being Imposed i upon American exploitation of world oil resources by other countries. Railroad W age Delay LO N D O N wax assisting a fellow worker to huUt Have your Npiclir hot, when fry in . a log uito the mill. He left imme kCriddU*- rnkfH, and before putting ii dlati-Ty for Cottage Grove for medical thf rnko» grctiRc tho Mpid«*r with i Muy It». Dr. II. I*. Hradford and attention arol is »till unable to return pi*** of pork rind on u fork, ft i fiimily, of Knseburg, *pi-nt a few driys to work. It i* feared that the hone <‘f*onomir»ni nnd tnnkf*» thi* rnko» mor* of la*t » eek here. above the knee was -tplintered by the digi Mtible than when fried in too muc‘l Hiimlay visitors a! the W, 0. Hbnrt blow. groiir. ridge burnì- were Mr. und Mr». Peligli, Krnest Johnson nnd David lienigin of Klkbeud, h**te nnd Wiimifred Fair, »pent Sunday with their families in 11urolli arid ICuI|,h Tower, I.yaeb Cut Kugene. rill, of Hm Grove, nnd Mr. und Mr». U. I*. Will» und Duiigbter ileen. Mud spot» that have been left on a Henry Comb» und son Arthur, Mr*. garment nfter it ha» been brushed can Husnu VV .Ikcr und granddaughter, Alice be removed with a cut rnw potato. Krudford motored to the Grove Hun day and noted Mr*. Comb», who in ill HIDES ut the Wuller Huntord home. A/a NOT Junk Mr». .1 I'. Hogue nnd Mr*. It P. Ship your firmi ford nnd daughter Nuowi were Hides arid Calfskins gue»t» nt the Will Jone» home Hun to day. For those who arc in need of u rem The II. F. Norton Co M m » Norn Word cinse»! a term of edy for kidney troubles and backache, Portland, Ore., school at Hlnck Hutte Probi. it is a good plan to try D oan’s Kidney and get F U L L value Among those thut attended O. II. Pills. They are strongly recommended for them. Ileirm »ule Tuesday wi re Mr. nml Mr* by Cottage Grove people. Ask your Write for price rlist tieorge Huile», Mr. und M o Howard neighbor. and shipping tags Cox, Mr. nml Mr*. J. T, Hriiull and * on Mr*. M. Kebelbeek, Birch and J Ht«., Carl, lb ii ry Hmnll, Mr. and Mr- K. Cottage Grove, say»: “ l have nothing Itniiton, ll'-rt liuughmnn and John Mu* but words of praise for D oan’s Kidney »«y. Pills. I have used them when kidney complaint came on arid they have al ways given me lasting relief. I was MOUNT VIEW subject to kidney wenkne»g for a long time and never found anything that (Special t»i The Sentinel.) May 19. Mr and Mr*. Wm. Kelley would help mo until I began using nnd Mi»- Grace Funk spent Hnturday Doan’s K idney Pills. I use D oan’» occasionally and they keep mo free DR. C. E. FROST night and Hunday in the (¿rove. « Mr. and Mrs. James M i I i - n and chil from all kidn»ay ailments. I am glad Office in Lawson Building. dren, of M areola, were Hunday vis to advise others suffering from kidney Phone 47 trouble to use Doan’s Kidney P ill*.” itor» of Mr. und Mr». Waldo Miller. Mr and Mrs. italph Hears, of Walker, IHtaternent given February 22, 1D13.j Cottage Grove Oregon On March 27, 1920, Mrs. Kebelbeek Mr». Alina Hears and l.e »i» Hear», of Cottage Grove, Mr». Arm Hears, of said: “ I always reeommend Doan's R McCAROAR. D. D. S. Creswell, und Mrs. Kate Hears were Kidney Pills for they put my kidneys DENTIST Hunday guests nt the C. W. Hears in good condition. I use D oan’s about twice a year as a tonic.” home. Neuralgia relieved ima:iiitty by 00c, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost und son local application. Residence 117 m!4 21 Harry of Divide, spent Huiidiiy with Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N . Y. south Third street; office Ar- the W. D. Heath family. eade building. Fifth and Main. Mrs. Flora McKinley and baby, of Phone; office, 35; res., 136 B Tillamook, arc visiting Mrs. Mi-Kin Frank le y ’s {«rents, Mr. sod Mr». J. E. Y O U N G Phillips ATTORNEY AT L A W M i » Osie Chapman, of the Grove, THE CI TY T R A N S F E R spent the week end with her father, Office on Main avenue. W. J. Chapman. Cottage Grove Oregon Mr. and Mr*. C. W. H»-ars, liriHon Hears, Mr*. Kate Hears, L. L, I.eedon, W. D. Heath and AVer Heath attended the auction sale at the O, II. Heine A. W. KIME. M. D. DONE ON SHORT NOTICE place Tuesday. PH YSIC IAN AND SUROEON PIANO MOVINO A SPECIALTY Mrs. Peter loiyng, »ho hud bi-en Office in Phillips building over visiting at th»' home of her brother in the White Pharmacy. Office luw, (¿«'urge Luyng, left Monday for phone 34; residence phone 126J. Phone 99 Portland ami Seattle, where she will 401 Main Avenue visit before returning to her home at Cottage Grove Oregon Pocatello. Ida. Mr. and Mr*. Vet non Fields, of Hose burg, Mr». Hosa Currin, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. S H IN N George Currin, Pearl Currin and Osi«t Chapman, of the Grove, were out Hun ATTORNEY AT L A W day evening to the Chnpmnn place. and notary public. Practices in Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fields, of Unsc- all courts. Twenty-five years ex burg, were at the W. D. Heath home perience Monday afternoon. AH kinds of Mr. anil Mr». Claude Arne and chil Bader Bldg., Cottage Grove, Ore. dren visited with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Phillips Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cooley attended Ai*TA K IN G the uuction sale at the Heine place AT'-ORNEY-AT LA W Tuesday. Collections, Probate, Notary Carrie lleuth spent Tuesday in the Public Grove with her sister, Mr*. H. E. Low F. W. Jacobs, Prop. Phone 21-F3 ry. 774 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore. Mr. wad Mrs. George Layng enter tained Saturday night in honor of Mrs. H. W . TITUS. D. M. D. Peter Layng, of Pocatello, Ida., who EXPERT DENTISTRY was visiting them. Music and dancing were the diversions of the evening and Modern equipment. First Nation refreshments were serv*»d. Those pres al Bank Bldg. Office hours 9 a. ent besides the hosts and the honor in. to 12 in., 1 to 6 p. m. Eve guest were Mr. and Mrs. Finley nings or Sun-lavs by appointment. Whipps, Miss Gladys Whipps and Irwin Wkipps, of Blue Mountain. Mias Bern is, J. S. M E D L E Y of l»ondon, J. B. Perini. Pete I’erini, A'.’TORN.^Y AT-LA W W J. Chapman, Otto Chapman nnd Cabinet and stair work my Mi*« Osie Chapman. specialty. Consultation free Eugene Lc in a id Savings Bank W. B. Patten was seriously injured Building evenings. Wednesday of last week nt the W . L. Eugene Oregon Miller Mill when a pulley broke, hit 327 Quincy Av., Cottage Grove ting him just above the knee. Mr. Patten, who is engineer at the mill. IMpcciiil tu The Hintmel.) A Safe T e s t T A r—■ (?* Professional Cards N. J. Nelson, Jr. HAULING AND DRAYING *G ro v e T ra n s fe r Com pany FURNITURE MOVING AND GENERAL JOBBING O m e r M o o re CARPENTER & BUILDER As sure as you are a foot high you will like this C&mel Turkish and Domestic blend! Is Dangerous. Chicago.— The heads of the 17 rail road hrothertuxMla Issued a statement hero expressing apprehension as to tho off»»ot of further delay In me»»tlng the workers' requeat for Increased wages The brotherhood officers arrived In Chicago f»»r th«> n»aumpt!nn of wage hearings before the railway labor board. Houae Bill Aimed at 8ugar Dealers. Washington.— Sugar dealers would he n»»|iilred to sell their holdings, ac cording to uniform prices filed with the Federal Trade commission or pay i lax of two cents a pound on all sugar sold, under a bill Introduced In the house by Representative Steoncrson, Minnesota. British Soldiery Rushed to Ireland. Cork.— Tw o thousand troops from Kngland were landed at Hantry Sat urday and Immediately dtatrlbuted throughout Weat Cork. Troop* to the number of 180 alao arrived at Sklh- berdeen. They commandeered aev- a i», buildings there. OU never got such cigarette- Y contentment as Camels hand you. Camels quality and expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic Tobaccos make this goodness possible—and m ake y o u prefer this Camel blend to either kind o f tobacco smoked straight! Camels mellow-mildness is a revelation! Smoke them with freedom without tiring your taste ! They leave no unpleasant ciga- retty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor ! Give Camels every test—then compare them puff-for-puff with any cigarette in the world ! C a r n e i« a r e d e v e r y w h e r e in <f p a ck a g es o f 70 c ig a r e tt e * f o r 70 c e n t » ' o r te n p a c k a g e a (J O C s ig a re tte ») in a g ià » s in e -p a p e r < o v e r e d c a r to n W e x tro o g ty re c o m m e n d t h ie c a rto n fo r th e h o m e o r o f fice s u p p ly o r w h en y o u tra v e l. R. J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. WI.-,»l.m S*l*m, N. C.