Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., October 22, 1920, Image 9

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FARM, MAYM (IRANI) JU R Y
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m u iily j i i i l n in i lim i Ilo* ir| i | m 'r rooiiin
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Must Hiipport Family.
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'ny tu w ork thm w in t« r.
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OF UNE COUNTY
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o f t i r e In- s i r k s
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••»»I y e a n » ’ e x p e r i e n c e in i I um I iih
o f w o i k a m i *j'ou n i v n o t c o i i m i !
eiuiK a n a p p l ie a n l
w h o is n
s t r a n g e r t o Hanie.
A h t h e s h e r i f f ' a o f f i c e in oiic of
t h e c h i e f e x e c u t i v e o f f i c e s ol th e
county,
I
l i d i e ve
the sh e n f!
s b o u h l L K A I > a t id n o t follow in
t h e i r c r f o n n a n c c o f a ll i l u t i e s ,
w h e r e v e r p o s s i lile , hi e o i u ie c tio l i
th e re w ith
If elected sh e riff I
w ill d o t h i s a n d w ill n o t a s k a
d e p u t y o r p r i v a t e e i t i x e n to no
w h e re I w o u ld not no m yself.
T A X E S A U K 11 H i t I K e.in o m y
s h o u l d I n * t h e W M teh w o rd o f e v e r y
m a n w h e n e le c te d to of lir e
As
hiifh t a x a t i o n is t h e I ' l e a l e s t l u ir
di n o f t h e c i t i z e n s ot K a n e c o u n ­
ty t o d a y , I w i s h t o r e f e r y o u to
tlie t '< d N T Y II K( '< i l t l h S show iuk
t h e r u i u i i u K e x p e n s e s o f t h e alter-
i l l 's o ffice u n d e r th e p rese n t ad
in i ii ist r a t io n a s c o m p a r e d t o t h a t
of form er years.
I u d e r f o r m e r s h e r i f f ' s in l!tlli
it eiist # I 2 , ííím ; 12 t o r u n t h e o f
f i c e ; in l!U 7 it c o s t $|0,7!Ml..r«Ii;
in I f l l s it c o s t $ 1 2 , 4 1 1 2M, n o d in
KU!*, u n d e r t h e p r e s e n t a h e r i f f , it
cost $ Hi, l.ri 1
to r u n t h i s o f f i c e ,
m i i n c r e a s e o f o v e r 'ill p e r c e n t ,
o r $404(1 Id w i t h n o e x t r a i n ­
c r e a s e in H iilaries o r d e p u l v h ir e .
i oi th e i i k s i s i \ M l> M IIS
1020 ( t h i s y e a r ) it c o a t t h e p r e s
<nt s h e r i f f $ 10,fl1.T6J t o r u n Ins
o f f i c e . W i t h i n $l4!l7.(i.fi a s m u c h
.'m for tin lull \ fin of I'll''
IS
90 Pnr Cent of tines of Nation
Represented at Meeting
in Chicago.
Appi» Orowsrs Hnvlug Hard Timo
i Oitr l i l l a W o o ilaa w , D a n ia g s s W arilail
in
tim i i li*t
A n in i' In I ii ’ i i i k I n iu l
m u r i m b u r n ii l ’iu n k M u rra y In ulliUK
J n u im l'o ltn f i ir
ila i.ia g e s ,
ulleuilig lillniness I'onnei'leil Willi
lim i l l i r l'o ltn ritr strio k lun V% OIMlMfl VA n ie lli of the gam e law s.
o u t t il, g r c u lly ila ia a g ia g i l , HN W ill
un Ibn b o r.rn u n ii
Im riii'n .
l*i#t I n
, i lluni, limi Ibi' borni'ilrumi «• u tfit r iir
lim i m i linliln limi limi br r o llili lin i
m'i* Il u n t il loo lu lo lo u\«u*l «tn k
It L U i:
RAIL CHIEFS PLAN
TO END CONGESTION
»Ugnr, f VS O Well I H'H f I ‘ f| t'JJJ»N, t < ’ll N pOOII
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u l i t t l e lo o n - t h o u f o r nu^Mr <lotiglinufN.
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w ith N|>oon. <*ook ono n ip «o ft bft*fl«l
rrm nl'H to ii Nino' I h piiMf«* h i olio cup
m ilk .
A d d h u lf cu p m ilk or r r m in ,
h a lf trfiNpoou " ii 1 1( p io rh of ctiycnti«*
uio l tin* aiilm on.
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v **r> lig h t a m i fo l<|ti| h i , thou tho
lo u t uro p o u rn l in to Im t lc r n l m o u ld s
M«*t in pun of hot w ater and h ake t il l
fir m in a m o ilem te oven.
T u rn out
n p la tte r a m i pour
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tlio
fo l
lo w in g NJiuri
I ^ n hi ofte fo u rth Clip
b litte r, m ill the y«»lk* o f two eggn,
ut n tim e, h e a tin g
th o ro u g h ly.
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*P«M.|| o f lem on ji|ie e ; then add one
th ird m p Ito ilin g w ater and co<tk u n til
thiekened .
K rw h tut gruNN ip better than ten
• aven fo r p re v e n tin g lu**? w hi i> »weep
lltg r ifpets Y o u w ill he natinfit*d w ith
rewlllt M.
W et n I h h ' m m !\<’ u I i I I h * s t u ff *d w ith
paper. u hu h H ill almorí» the rnniMl ii r*
a m i 1 r«*\ ••ul tin* "horn fro lli ki$t»i«K
hard .
• • •
vu* ii r«* tnlfl, l>i,niiin<‘ o f its
H a ll
moiHture, w ili ullay dimt; hut it will
nlwi m o te deeay in rug* tmd enrpetn
inil«"1« rontiideruhle r a r e I h » i-ierriMed
in k< eping them dry, through freipient
I m »tingi while hong in thè hot hiiii .
• • •
Tu | i r r \ r n t « r m g i n g o f f Imttons, do
noi rovi' r tln-m w h i n n r i n g m g , Imi
lift Ibi- g n r m . n l on ri sl um (owurd Ilo*
wringer mnl Ibi' liuttnns «il i go
fbrougb ull righi.
W Imt do y o u » u n i f Makes no dif-
fereace. T r y a S e n tin e l w ant ad.
Professional Cards
Daintiest
of AU
Foods
Gem Nut Margarine is made and distributed by Swift &
Company. A chain of fourteen conveniently located factories
making Gem N ut daily assure its absolute freshness when it
reaches your dealer.
STEPHENS AND COLBY
CONFER ON JAPANESE
i
Household Hints
(r
('hlrngo Plans fur ridlef of con
to ut Inn In Hi" nation's rullrnuds were
m ad" ul a m eeting of «marly l oo rull
road nxi'f««lives mpresentliiK bo pi-r
cent of lb" roads
Wbll« must of th«. r«'ports rw slv o d
and d»elaloi)S mail" with not divulged.
It was announend th a t p a rt of the
I'.eo,ooo.ooo borrow "d by the roads
from the govurnmont would Ixi used In
linimvliatn construction
of «¡1,000
freight cars, 1260 locomotive# and
1200 pasui ngirr cars. All will ho d e ­
livered by mid winter, It was said.
'I hoy propoui'd to relieve rail con
gi'Stlon by speeding up the movement
of freight curs, by loading c a r s fuller
and by reducing to a minimum the
nuinhiT of c a r s now lying In freight
yards w aiting for repairs.
To handle the crops raised In the
west, th e roads have re allocated more
limn 40.000 freight c a r s from the east
to the west since Ju n e 1, anil during
the sam e tim e have moved more than
20,000 coal ca rs to the mines In the
eust.
To Increase tr a n sp o rta tio n further
the executives voted to Increase the
per diem cost to a railroad for the
use of a cur from a n o th e r road from
SO ce n ts to $1.10. This, they stat«*l,
will aid In g ‘ tting c a r s back to thetr
own roads In the sh o r te s t possible
lime.
W ashington.—Governor S tep h e n s of
California was In conference with Sec­
retary Colby at the sta to dopurlm«*nt
regarding the Japanewo situation In
th«' Pacific coast states.
Whllo he
would not say wlmt had transpired
during the discussion, tho governor
Indicated that ho had boon assured that
reports from Tokio of an approaching
agreem ent h«*tween J a p a n and the
t'n tte d Ht at es providing for natural
d a t io n of Ja p a n e s e now In th«« coun
try and restric tion of future Imml
gratlon were without foundation.
T ho referendum eloctlon In Call
fonila on th e pro|>os«>d new law dl
rectnd at th " J a p a n e se probb-m. (lov
ernor S tep h e n s said, m ust be carrl«»d
on Whatever a g re em e n t th e two gov
e rn m e n ts m ight conclude ns a re
1 suit of the pending diplom atic con
vernations
T h e proposal wo* Incur
por&tcd In th e ballota, th e governor
said, and could not be set asid««.
Gem Nut Margarine
is one of the daintiest of all foods fcecou'3 it is made from oil
pressed out of the white meat of fresh cocoanuts, the oil from
plump peanuts, combined with Pasteurized milk, and salt.
G em N ut Marg; rino is nourishing; it is healthful; it is deiicious.
The largost manufacturers and distributors cf oleomargarine in the
country m ake Gem Hut Margarine.
The nam e on the package is n f.*r '•ntee cf quality.
Test this delightful focJ tcda7.
the grocery bilL
I.-L j vrhat a great saving it makes on
SWIFT & CO.
Manufactured Daily in O ur Portland r i a n t
RECORD SENT TO COLBY
DR.
C. E. FROST
Office in I .aw non Huiltling.
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R McCARCAR. D. D. S.
DENTIST
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h»rul application. ItcNiih'iir«' 117
no iilh Vi.
lln r « l N trcct; o ffici* A r
cuilc huihling, F i f t h and Main.
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T H I S E C O N O M Y Mi; IS I T K X
J F. YOUNG
I’U A V A t l A N C K T D o e s t h i s p m
ATTORNEY AT LAW
t m i l v a n s w e r t h e « p ic a lin n w h y
Office on Main nvenue.
TANKS AUK
II K i l l
in U n e
Cettnge d ro v e
Oregon
c o u n t y T I f t h e s h e r i f f ' s «»fficc <»l
Kan«' c o u n t y c«»at $12,111 in I f i l s
s h o u l d it c o s t $lli,4.r)l in 1010 a n d
H. J. SHINN
he $ IH,000 o r $ 2 0 .0 0 0 in 1020?
ATTORNEY AT LAW
In f a c e «0' t h e f a c t t h a t t h e o t h e r
and notary public. Practices
co unty
o ffices
have
in c re a se d
all courts, Twenty five years ox
périm er.
o n l y a f e w h u n d r e d d o l l a r s «Itir-
■ nir I h e s e y e a r a t T h e a a l a r y a t o l
Bader Hldg., Cottage drove, Ore.
all e x p e l í a i s o f t h i ' s h e r i f f a r e
p a i d l»y t h e c o u n t y . T h e sheriff"»«
ALTA KING
o f f i c e s h o u l d n o t lie u s e d a s a
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
c o l l i 'c t i o n a g e n c y f o r t h e K u g e n e
Celleet inns, Probate, Notary
, • ) untie«« C o u r t d i s t r i c t . T h e r e g ­
Publio
u l a r l y e l e c t e d c o t is lu l ilc s h o u l d d o
771
Willamette
Nt., Eugene, Ore.
I h«' w«n k o f t h e Kugi'iu* J u s t ice
d i s t r i c t a n d n o t t h e s h e r i f f ’s nf-
H. W TITUS. D. M. D.
Kce a t a lo s s m n l a t t h e e x p e n a o
E X P E R T DENTISTRY
"I t h e t a x p a y e r s in g e n e r a l .
Modern < S |i i i p m e n t. First Nation
I f e l e c l o d s h e r i f f I w ill t u r n
»I Hank Hldg. Office hours if a.
all fee s c o llc c tc « l b y m e o v e r to
in. tu I If in., I to (i p. m. Kvc
the c o u n ty tr e a s u r e r , w h e re th e y
■lings or Hnndays by appointment.
rig h tly
and
le g a lly
belong,
1‘U O M I T K V , not w a i t i n g f o r a
J. S. MEDLEY
r c i p i c s t f r o m t h e c o u n t y c o u r t to
ATTORNEY AT LAW
d o so, n s th«'K«> fe e s b e l o n g to t b e
Eugene I sum and Savings Hank
c o u n t y , «‘iiru«‘il o n c o u n t y t i m e
Hui Iding
a n d a t c o u n t y expens«* a n d w i t h
Oregon
Eugene
c o u n t y a u t o m o b i l e a n d g as.
If i 'b 'c t i 'd s h e r i f f o n N o v e m b e r
DR. A R. ANDREWS
- I p r o m i s e thi* t a x p a y e r s o f K a n e
Veterinary Surgeon
c o u n t y t o c o m l u c t Ih«- a f f a i r s o f
Calls answered promptly
t b e o ffice, in m i i m p a r t i a l a m i
all hours
b usiness lik e m a n n e r , g iv in g «
Drain
Oregon
s * |n a re «b al t o a ll m n l t h a t I w ill
u se K< 'U N O ,M Y
in c o m l u c t i n g
DR W. M. HAMILTON
t h e a f f a i r s -of t h e o f f i c e t h u s
CHIROrRACTIO
b o ld in g
th e
ru n n in g
expeiiHt'H
Chronie Cases a Speeinlty
d o w n to th e m in im u m .
I b 'a p i'c tfu lly s iib m ittc il,
Office Over Darby Hardware
J O H N K. E D W A R D S ,
Vs-
( • ’« id A d v . -0 2 2 2 9 )
T ennessee Lower House Rsquests
Action by Governor.
Nashville. T onn.—At the reque st ol
tin- house of rep resentatives. Governor
Roberts f r r w a r d e d . to S e c re ta ry of
.-. ... - Colby a certified copy of the
J urtnil of that body, when the attem pt
wn m ade to rescind tlu; federal suf
i'rage umemlment.
T he a . tio n was not regnrdtsl by
. the suffragists as affecting th e validity
■f the proclam ation previously Issued
by S ecre tary Colby of tho ratification
"1 the tilth am endm ent.
T h e anil ra tifie n tlonlsts, however,
were jubilant because they lnterprete«l
the sending of the s ta te m e n t a s mean
Ing that this record would become a
pnrt of the evidence to be used in the
courts to overthrow th e validity of the
ratification.
Gambling Scandal Hits Chicago Cubs.
Chicago. P re sid en t William Veeck
of the Chicago National league base-
hall te am will Investigate charges
made here th u t the Cubs had dellb
orately lost a game, which Philadel­
phia won. 8 to «). and th a t professional
gam blers “cleaned up" In a betting
roup n s ii result.
Idaho W a n ts Mountsln Tima.
Holso, Idaho.—E vidence Indicating
the almost unanlnnnis desire on the
part of so u th e rn Idaho for a change
In the tim e zone from Pacific to Mean
lain was p resented to W. C. Hall of
the I n te rsta te com m erce commission
at the s ta n d a r d tim e to n e hearing
here.
Irish “A m bassador” Ousted.
London.—O eorge Oavnn Duffy, so-
called am b a ssa d o r of the Irish repub­
lic to France, has been given tw enty
four hours by the E renrh governm ent
In which to leave France, it was of­
ficially Rtated hero.
Army Peace Recruiting Heavy.
W ashington —Army r«'orultlng again
broke nil paace-time records In August,
according to a stat«»ment hy Adjutuut-
Ccnernl H arris showing 13,242 enlist­
ments. July e u l u tm o n ts w ere 16,821.
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