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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
SHERIFF AS CONSTABLE CAN T KEEP THE FEES Fug.-Iic, Ore , Oct. 12.— On tlemitmJ of Ih x trirt A ttorney I. L. Kiiv, S heriff I're.t It. Stickle» of l.iiuc county ha» turned o u r to th r ruiuity treuiurer which he hu» collected in ju»tiee fee» during the lu»t two year» he ha» been in office. Tho inridont bring» to light that tho Kugono juaticc court ills- triet, com prising 3« precinct* of l^iuc county and presided over by Ju stice of the Peace Jeaae G. Well», ha» a eon »table in name only. Colonel J. J. liarbaugh, who ha» boon constable of this district for tho la»t eight year», ha» rcfuM ihfo serve more justice court papers and tho district atto rney has ruled th a t tho sheriff cannot draw foes for doing so. W hen S h eriff Stickols took office tho constable was collecting fltM) a mouth out of ju stice court fees, accord ing to records. Ijist l>oci'iubor tho am ount ri'coivod by the constable had dropped to #1!* and at th a t tim e Con stable liarbaugh gave notice, th a t he would no longer serve papers, allegiug th at tho sheriff had taken tho profit out of the business. Two of the most homelike ho tels in Portland, located in tho heart of the shopping and thea ter district. .Ml Oregon Kleetric trains stop at the SEWARD HOTEL, tho House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in con nection. Th- HOTEL CORNELIUS, the House of Welcome, is only two short blocks from the Sew ard. Our brown busses meet all trains. Rates $1.50 and up. W* <\ CULBERTSON, Prop Shoes (work or dress) Gloves and Working C l o t h e s (ineluding Shirts, Overalls, Sox, Suspenders, Rubbers, Dress Shirts, etc. Everything at Right Prices. Shoe and Harness Repairing. Dick. Hickson Qtbnqy *Dtiys . donT worry the men Fish 7 Vlmki Reflex Brand k- Slicker lie has Ihe best ^rmentmode look fe» waterproof Cd¿* iW E lt s ' a £ $TA£U j . t o w t r C Q ~ .* É tÌÈ * + xl Jä*l£ 0 * BOSTON HASS ________c v A i r m r v r m n m v ir e An im portant point of law , of inter est especially to m otorists, was passed upon by Judge O. F. Skipw orth. of the l.ano county circuit court, Monday. The judge decided th at although a a o tor car o w n er’s w ife or child may be driving the car, tho ow ner is liable for damagli« in case of a collision w ith another car or w ith a person, when it i» provili th at tho driver i» at fault. This ruling was m ade in the case of Homer Bringle ag ainst M. Bouchard, in which B ringle sought to recover flUi dam ages from Bouchard. B rin g le’» and Bouchard ’» cars collided on a Kugene street July <i of this year, the latte r being driven at the tim e by Ito n rh a n l’» wife. B rin g le’» ear was p retty badly dam aged and he »ought redress in 'c o u rt, alleging th at Mrs. Bouchard was to blam e, but tho ju ry found in her favor. I Homecoming at U. of O. ¡ Ä i ^ ‘.H -J who nocks ina y OWNER OF CAR, NOT DRIVER, RESPONSIBLE — . I'n iv erslty of Oregon, Eugene, Oct. -5.— S p e c i a l N o t h i n g is going to be spa red by the com m ittees on homeeom ing this year to m ake the alum ni, fo r mer students and friends of the uni versity feel at home when they come bark to Oregon for hom ecoming on N ovem ber 12 and 13. The com m ittees are m aking more elaborate plans and are spending mure money than ever before. --------------------------- S. P. Issues California Booklet. “ C alifornia for the T o u rist,’’ a new 24 page illustrated Imoklet issued by the Southern Pacific, is ju st o ff tjie press. The cover design is a work of art in five colors, the “ Golden P o p p y ’’ so ch aracteristic of C alifornia being shown on a background of ultra m arine blue. The general arrangem ent of m an uscript and engravings is exceptionally good. The introduction graphically de -crihes C alifornia and the S hasta, Sun act and Ogden rnutpa. lr" The Next President Asks You To Vote For Bob Stanfield “ All vv liu m i' cnrhi'Nlly desirous that I he Kepublieuu party shall lake control of national ultima, to the einl (hut we may restore llie heultli ol‘ the Repnhlie unii insure the goo<| of the country, will wish, us I wish, limi lite voters of Oregon may find it to their la-st judgment to support Koherl V Stanfield for l nited Stales Senator." WARKK\ <1. IIAKIHNH a Republican Senator: “ The success of the Republican ticket in Oregon is earnestly to be desired More tliuu that, my own desire to preside over a Republican Senate leads me to hope for and recommend the election ol lì X Staili o ld to represent your great state in that honorable body.” CALVIN fOt »1,11 HIE ‘Young Teddy’ Makes the Same Request of You: “ Heartily endorse candidacy of Holier! N Stanfield for Senate Apart troni the fact that a Republican majority in the Senate is of vital importance just now, he is the type of man all the voters of I »regoli should be proud to have represent tliein.’’ TIIKoltoRK ROOSEVELT Taft Urges that You Vote for Stanfield: “ Election of llaiding is assured, blit lie can do little unless lie lias a local Republican majority in the Senate and House I earnestly urge all 'Mm vole for Harding to vote for Stanfield.’’ ' Hughes Believes in Stanfield: WILLIAM II TAI’T “ I cordially endorse the candidacy of Robert N Stanlield lor I idled Slates Senate. 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