Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 25, 1920, Image 5

OREGON NEWS NOTES THOROUGH WORK
OF GENERAL INTEREST
How a Cottage (trovo Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney Tumbles.
S ta n d a rd ised
Q u ality
If you suffer from hnrkm-be—-
From urmury disorders—
Ariy curable disease of the kidneys,
Principal Events of the Week
• 'sc a tested kidney remedy.
Mono’* Kidney Pills hnve been test
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
ed by thousands.
Cottage Drove people testify.
mation of Our Readers.
Ai’k your neighbor.
C«n you ask more convincing proof
o f an rit.
Plans for Bup ns's annual row show
Mrs. K. J I.cum, TUO H 2nd Ht.,
Its*, lor ti abandoned for this year.
Cottage Orove, says: “ I consider
Albany r o lb w will ostiihllsh u pre Moon 's Kidney Pills u good remedy for
paratory course for the liorirflt of for- kidney n>iii|.lsint I hnve used them at
differì nt times when my kidneys w r e
IIUT service fn>'ll.
out of order and when I frit run down
Maker eounty woo! sellers are worry- My k iiiiii-y « «rled irregularly, too.
lux over the price of wool and hoping Doan’s Kidney Pills from the New Era
Drug Htori nlwitys gnve me relief
for a sudden rise.
from these attacks, benefiting me in
Ten Linn county school teachers every t*uy.”
have been married since (he schools
Price, dOo at nil denlers.
It o r ’t
simply risk for a kidney remedy— get
closed early this month
Douri't Kidney P ill» the »nine that
Fndila Campbell, one of this year’s
Mrs. I.i-um hud. Poster Milburn Co.,
graduate» of Wlllann-tte uulviTsIty, Mire., Ruff bio, N. Y.
jnc25 JI2
has been awarded a neholarsblp by the
French government
Tear hers’ Examinations
Reboot su|M-rtnt< ndents and hading
Tin- semi-annual examination for
•-ducat rs of tho state will meet at Eu tench, rs will be hi Id at the junior high
k '- id - June 26 to discuss souk - new de
school building, 14th unii Olive, com
rneneiug ut 9 n. m., Wednesday, June
partuns in education.
.'ill, and lasting three cbiys. Teachers
The Albany chamber of commerce desiring h i hedule or program, piense
bas decided to open a publicity cam ripply nt my office.
palxn not only for the city but for tb<
K J. MOORE,
jn ls 25 County Hchool fhipenntendcat.
county and statir ns well.
No matter where
you buy "Red Crown,”
you always pet the
same high-quality fuel.
It is made to meet the
requirements of your
engine.
“ R e d C r o w n ” is a ll-re ­
fin e ry
g a s o lin e
w it h
th e
fu ll and con tin u ou s ch ain
of
b o ilin g
s a ry
fo r
p o in ts
re a d y
n eces­
s ta rtin g ,
q u ick and sm oo th a c c e le r­
a tio n , stea d y , d ep en d a b le
p o w e r anil lo n g m ile a g e.
Look
fo r th e “ R ed C r o w n "
s ig n b e fo r e y o u fill.
ST ANDAKn O I L COMPANY
(OsBIwais)
Gasoline o f Quality
T. Q Sudtcll, Special Agt., Standard Oil Co., Cottage Orove, Ore.
Summer Vacation Tickets
ARF. NOW ON SALK
to
Newport (Orogon’s old favorite resort)
On Ynqtiina May Larg« Natatoriiim Ample Hotel
aoeomniodntinns and caniping facilities.
Tillamook
County Beaches
Local «Mi KMI miles due west of I'ortland between Noah-
kali no Mountain and Net art a May. The««' lienchi'a
incliiili' ( iat ilmlili Hejieh resorts, Ni-ah-kali-nie, Man-
/.arnta and May Ocean,
Crater Lake (open July 1st)
Mm' of the natural witiitiera of the world. A lake in
tin- heart of ail extinct volcano.
Other Attractive Outing Places
DETROIT ( Mrcitcnhiiah lint Springs Mt Jefferson
< ’ountry)
McCREDIE HOT SPRINGS
JOSEPHINE COUNTY CAVES (Oregon’s Marble
Halls)
SHASTA MOUNTAIN RESORTS
COLUMBIA RIVER BE \CHES
MT. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
"OUKfJO.N l>l TIMMlKS,” new summer booklet, contains gen­
eral information on the dii'firetit Oregon lb-sorts; Summer
Excursion lares; lintel ami Camp rates. Inquire of local agent
for ftutiler particulars.
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4
The Ycrrek Ixixxlnx company hart
purchos) d a claim of ICO acres of tlm
ber land In tin- south' astern part of
Clatsop county for $40,990.
Coos Muy has bop, a of being liberal
ly supplied with sasollne by the latter
purt of tho month. A number of prl
vate shipments are on route.
Several hundred beautiful roe«-«
grown on tho stale house grounds
w,ere sent to Portland Tuesday foroxhl
bit Ion during the annual rose show.
Japarnwe, who grow a major portion
of the strawberries of the Hood River
valley, .trn reaping a rich harvest this
year, with fruit selltnx at a record
price.
The cereal crops of Oregon have
tx-en Immensely benefited by the fre­
quent rains of the past two week»
The rains have also helped the fruit
growers.
Corvallis Is to hnvc a new hotel
costlnx In the nctKhberhood of |300,
000. according to artlclos of Incorpora
tlon filed In the state corporation de­
partment.
The 12th annual state educational
cenferenco given under the nusple<-n
of the University of Oregon will be
held Friday, June 26, on the campus
In Kuxeue,
After reaching a height of 20 feet,
the highest for the season, the Col urn
Ida river at Mood River Is again at a
standstill, and It Is believed the creat
bus been passed.
At a picnic of the Rook Creek Meth
odist church In Clackamas eounty, on
July 4, a feature will be the celebration
of the fiftieth anniversary of the min
lstry of Rev. A. J. Josslyn.
A trail seven miles long Is being
constructed by tho Western I.ane For
est 1'nLrol association between Esmond
croak, on the Hluslnw river, ncroes tho
dtvldo to the mouth of Twin Slaters
The fossil of a prehistoric whole,
relic of tho mlooone period, has boon
found on the Oregon roast near New
port by I>r. Karl L Packard, profmsor
of givdogy In the University of Oregon
W. J Chamberlain, stnte entomolo­
gist from ()D>gon Agricultural college
at Corvallis. 1s In Klamath Falls to
direct a campaign for tho eradication
of the pine beetle. He will bo there
all summer.
Not In several years has the pros­
pect boon so favorable for crops In
the dry land districts of Maker eounty
ns It Is this year. Unless the unfore-
aeon happens the county will turn In
a big grain production.
A total of 263 permits to appropriate
water and ton permits to construct res
ervolrs were Issued by Percy Cupper,
stati> engineer, during the period from
January 1 to Juno 1, 1920. according
to n report made public.
A deal Involving the Albany Mill A
Elevator company and the elevators
at Tnllmtui and Tangent was recently
clos'd with Max Houser of Portland,
whereby the Portland Flouring Mills
company become« the owner.
Eighteen head of pure bred Short­
horn nml Hereford heifers have boon
purchased by L. E. McDaniel«, newly
appointed county agent of Harney
county, to be distributed among calf
club members o f the county.
Tho North Rend baseball team will
open the finest bail ground Coos coun
ty has over presented to tho fans for
Sunday amusement when tho new
ground south of the Kruse A Ranks
shipyard Is dedicated Juno 27.
As tho result of the refusal of Flynn
d Co., the largest cigar nui’iiifnctiireri
In the northwest, with headquarters
In Maker, to meet the wage demand,
made by cigar makers, the men walk
cd out, and the Industry Is practically
nt a standstill.
Lorny Childs, superintendent of th*
Hood River expwtmont station, hai
warned growers to wntch their or
chard« carefully to prevent tho Inroad*
of fire blight. The disease. It wn»
Stated, has been found In orchard
tracts on the Hood Rlvor-Wa«oo coun
ty line Just enst of the range of hill«
between Hood River and the Moslci
district.
My wife,
ure parted,
public that
any of her
jne 2«pd
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( h the only way for the live, progressive, up-to-date fanner.
Farming hag become both a business and a acience. No longer
need it be a drudgery. The Ford «on tractor is the solution.
Your w»n or your «laughter will be glail to help when they
can rule a chug-chug and handle the steering gear. It will
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pofi««- «top« the moment you shut off the gas and you never
have to worry about feeding it., rubbing it down or cleaning
out the «tall«.
GO TO WOODSON’S FOR FORDSONS
Notice.
Martha J. Myers, and I
nml I hereby notify the
I will not »fund good for
debts or contracts,
GEO. K. MYERH.
A D M IN IS T R A T O R ’ S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that by «jrder
of the County Court o f Lane County,
Oregon, of date May 2«th, 1920, In the
estille iff Martha K. Mnrksbury, de­
ceased. the undersigned George M.
Mnrksbury was appointed administrator
of said estate. All persons having
elaims against said estate are required
to present them duly verified ns by
law required to said administrator nt
his (dace of business at the corner of
Main and Sixth street, Cottage Grove,
Oregon, within six months from the
date o f this notice.
Dated this 2nd day of June, A. I). I
1920.
GEORGE M. M ABK8BU BY,
Administrator.
Alta King. Attorney.
jiiell-jlytl
NOTICE OF H E A R IN O
ACCOUNT.
ON F IN A L
Notice is hereby given thnt the un­
dersigned, Alta King, hus filed bis
final account in the estate o f James
Henry Derby, deceused, and that July
17th, 1920, at 10:00 o ’clock in the
forenoon of said 'lay at the Court room
o f the County Court, nt the Court
Rouse. Eugene, Oregon, has boon fixed
is the time and place for hearing any
objections thereto and of final nettle-
ment of said account.
A L T A KING ,
jn e ll jlr9
Administrator.
NOTICE OF F IN A L
The Brunswick Name
Certifies an Extraordinary Tire
Many motorists buy Brunrwicks because of the name alone.
I t is sufficient assurance for them of super-quality.
They have known this ancient house for its high standards,
as h ave their fathers an d grandfathers. Since 1845 the H o u s e
of Brunswick has been note! for its rare workmanship.
Brunswick standards, as r.pplied to tires, mean giving the
utmost In them you will find combined all the approved
features properly related. No one advantage overshadows
others nor hides shortcomings.
The best tread that’s known, the strongest fabric, the most
enduring side-wall construction, every addition, every extra,
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Brunswicks. It will be a revelation.
Buy it today.
It costs no more than like-type tires
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Portland Headquarters: 46-48 Fifth Street
SETTLE M EN T
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane.
In the matter of the estate o f W il­
liam Witte, deceased.
Notice is hereby given thnt the un
drrsignrd administratrix with the will
annexed o f the entnte of William
Witte, deceused, has filed in the Coun
ty Court of Lane County, Oregon, her
final report as such administratrix and
that July .'I, A. I>. 1920, at the hour of
II o ’clock a. m. o f said day, has been
fixed by said Court us the time for
nearing and pnssing upon said final, re
port and account ¡ind the hearing ol
objections thereto, if any there be
and for the final settlement of thi
-aid i-stnte.
The first publication of this notice
.-'ball be on the 4th day of June ami
the last publication on the 2nd day of
July, 1920.
L U L U W ITTE ,
Administratrix with will annexed ot
the estate o f William Witte, decease«!
11. J. Shinn, Attorney for Estate, j-ljli
NOTICE
FOR
PU B LIC A TIO N .
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land O ffice nt Roseburg. Oregon,
May 25, 1920.
Notice is hereby given thnt Daniel
Gates, of Crow, Oregon, who on June
12. lPld, made homestead entry serial
No. 010678. for NBH NWI4 Section
II , Township 19 8., Range 5 W., W il­
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the bind
above described, before E. O. Iraniel,
IT. 8. Commissioner, nt Eugene, Ore­
gon, on the 15th day o f July, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: War
lier C. Smith, o f Crow, Oregon; Henry
11. N. Gates, of Crow, Oregon; James
McDaniel, o f I.orane, Oregon; George
Gates, of Lornne, Oregon.
W. H. CANON,
jn4 jly 2
Register.
NOTICE
FOR
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
Smith cTWotor Car Co.
PU B LIC A TIO N .
Department o f the Interior, U. 8.
la n d O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon,
May 29. 1990.
Notice is hereby given that Walter
If. 8harp, o f I»w e ll, Oregon, who on
September 3ft. 1915, made homestead
entry serial No. OÌfl.359, for 8V|8V4
8K\48E%, s s n K '. k u * ,S E ',. s E 1,
8W148W «48E14, Section 12; NKV4
N K ’.i, K *4 N W V, N K V,, K V ,W ',N W H
N E '4, Section 13, Township 20 8.,
Range 1 E., Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice o f intention to make final
three year proof to establish claim to
the lumi above described, before E. O.
I mm el, IT. 8. Commaiaioncr, at Eugene,
Oregon, on the 13th dny o f July, 192ft.
C'nimant names ns witnesses: J. A.
lilakoly. o f Enin, Oregon; Chns. Mich
aol, of Kula, Oregon; John P. Pelaci,
o f Kuln, Oregon; Harley Cain, of Oak
ridge, Oregon.
W. H. CANON,
jn4-jly2
.
Register.
Knowles & Graber
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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