Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., May 13, 1921, Image 5

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‘It Alwaya Pay# to Buy at Gray’«”
WINTER WHEAT CROP
* SHOWS ADVANCE
Watch Gray’s
Yield Expected to Be Nine Per
Cent Greater Than in
1920 .
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of the C o lo ru d o ^ o vè'
Hsfoia • n unpafallolod ■ j*•» t*»< k —
■ night nov«r to t»« foi^oitvn on* •4
nature'« rnoat alu|«en<1nu« wnruUra.
T h o O ra m l C an yo n I n a b o u t 250
m il«« lo ng
w ith « w id th at th » top
v a ry in g fro m 5 to 12 milom. A t until«
pla« n« It ilea« er»«l« to a d e p th t 4 a m ile
h«l<»w the p latea u Buriat'«. It« l*e it H
let t, a« revea led hy e R tto m e d e p th and
b rillia n t y <4 co lo rin g , la fro m a point
opj*»aite the K u itm h I'la t r a u
al">ut
65 m llea n o rth w e s t «»f Flagn taff. A r i­
V/fe" G asoline
o fQ m liy
zona.
M t •tor roada lead to t h a G r a n d C a n ­
yon th ro u g h A a h fo rk , W tllla r n a an d
K U g a ta fl, A riz o n a
an d a ll th e w ay
you ra n g e t " k » d C ro w n ," th e all*
refin ery gaaollne.
Y o u 'll be g lad If you m ake yo u r
G ra n d C a n y o n trip a " R e d C r o w n *
trip
L o o k fo r th a " R e d C ro w n " sig n on
a e rv lte statio n« anti garagen.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Calriange)
—Prices drop first at Gray’s
Cash and Carry. If you want
the latest bargains watch our
windows and our ads.
Washington — Thu winter wheat
crop wm forecast at 8,000,ooo bushels
morn than estimated a month uko . the
total production being estimated at
620.287.000 bushels by tho department
of agriculture
Acreage abandoned during the win­
ter wan Inna than 6 per cent of the
total areu planted last autumn, com
pared with an average abandonment
of 11 per cent during the laat ten
years
Tho crop thla year la almoat 0 per
cent larger than laat your, whllo tho
acreage to ho harveated la 2 6 per cent
m oje than laat year.
The area to be harveated la about
1.884.000 aerea or 4 6 per cent lena
tli.m the acreage planted laat uutumn
and 948,000 ucrea or 2 6 per cent more
than the acreage harveated laat year
The May flrat condition la Indicative
of u yield of approximately lo 3 bu
ahe|a an acre, liaaumliig average vari
aliona to prevail throughout the re­
mainder of the season.
Thla would Indicate a total produc­
tion 8 9 per cent mor«' than In 1920.
18 7 per cent lean than In 1919, and
11 4 per cent more than In 1918
Del Monte Fruit
FDR A DANDY C I T TRY O tK B E S T
I’EAliERRY
PACKED IN VERY HEAVY S Y R U P -O N L Y
CHOICE R IPE FRUIT USED
PEACHES
APRICOTS
PEARS
PLUMS
I pOllllll
for .....
MILLS
25c
M .1 B.
4 pounds
for.............
95c
PREFERRED STOCK
No. 2Vi* Cans
each
No. 2 UaiiK
2 for
35c
ALL AT CASH AND CARRY PRICES
POLISH INSURGENTS
TAKE TOWN OF KOZEL
Oppeln. Upper Silesia. — Inaurgent
t'ollah forces have crossed the Oder
and captured the town of Kozel after
hard fighting
The |Hipulatlon la fleeing lu panic.
The French control officer took
refuge In the Kozel barradla und the
l*< lea opened fir«' on him there, ac
cording to Inmr-ulllcd rommlsKlon re
(Mirla
Numeroua cuaualtb'a are reported to
huve oeeurred at the Krundrzln rail
way atutlon. when the I'olea drove out
the (}<>rtuaiiH after three duya' con
tlnuoua fighting
Italian tro«ip« declare that they have
limt severely In the fighting with
l ’«>llah Insurgents and appear to be
greatly Incensed
They aro declared to have ahown
tinklinlnesa toward Polish prisoners,
who generally have been handed over
to the Italiana by th« lr German cap-
tors.
Coffee
T omatoes
Royal Club, solid pack, No.
2* * can»—
o C
2 for
only
25c
Picnics
New shipment just arrived
Per ran—
i /"v
DOC
No. 1 Cans
2 for
Silbar cured picnics
the pound—
OO
lU C
o n ly ............................
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|
1
I
Sterling Sauce.
llulf c 11 1 > butter, 1 cup brown sugar,
t teaspoon vanilla, 4 tablespoon* ereitm.
('ream butter, ud<t sugar slowly and
milk sad flavoring drop by drop to
prevent separation.
• • •
Fruit Cocktail.
One run pineapple, *.j dozen bananas.
2 grapefruit. 1 pint straw berries, 1 rup
an* m a ilr and Hold on th a
sugar. Cut fruit iutn small pieces, add
sugar ami raiz well. l ‘ut iu rool plan'
p rin cip le th a t QUALITY
to rhill. Serve in rorktnil glasses.
SECOND
TRIAL
FOR
ALBERS
• • •
IN FREDS IS ECONO­
Mock Duck.
MY IN FEEDING. They
Confession of Error Does not Acquit.
>'lank«'d steak. Make a dressing
a r c SAFE and SURE.
Says Solicitor Qeneral.
using 2 rups of bread crumbs, well
Washington. — The case of Henry seasoned with chopped onions, salt,
pepper and a little chopped suet. C»«ik
Albera, u native of Germany, convict­ in oven until tender. About 45 to 60
ed In i'ortland. O r. of having violated minutes required. Cook potatoes with
Kerr's Italiy Chick Manh
you
the eaplonug«* act. hue not been cloaed meat.
•
with Dried Buttermilk.
through the recent confession of error
Kerr's Developing Manh.
entered In the supreme court by the
OuPy^ACf Ml Al^,oO^‘ "
government. Solicitor General Frler-
K i n 's
Chick
Scratch
Ron declared m a statem ent, hut has
Feed.
he«>n "m erely remanded to the district
Kerr s Developing;
court for h new trial ”
G U A M AH T r r r> ANAivam
Scratch Feed.
The supri'nie court ordered Juilg- |
Kerr's Scratch Feed.
ment reversed. The government's ac­
INORI Dit NT«I
ww«r fw »n at» •» H m U i - h * desœlOete
tion. Mr. Frierson explained, whs
l *>••••) »•*>
K err’s Egg Producer.
K H . H . » , . I a .« O W * l
,
taken because the district uttorncy
N w f M i v m i • err
Kerr's Muttermilk Egg
who prosecutod Albers Introduced ns
K i w w < ì i h o w d a ( o I n c
¡'velopment of Oregon and its Railroad Transportation service is a matter of importance
The dev
Mash.
evidence against him certain state­
to vou . A vital factor in the development " f Western Oregon is the Southern Pacific Company
ments he whs alleged to have made
In 1914 and 1915. or before the United
States entered the war.
Kerr’s Fattening Mash.
tl«t KKIIH’H BULLETIN No. I,
In two circuit cases, the second and
Southern Pacific payrolls in Oregon for 1920 amounted to.............................- ...... — $11,083,754.93
“ Feeding and ('»re of Chicks,’ ’ Kerr's Kondensed Mutter-
eighth, It had been held that the ad­
Southern Pacific purchases in Oregon for 1920 amounted to.... ..................................
4,519,888.00
milk.
at our wari'liniiHi' or mill.
mission of su«'h evidence rendered the
Southern Pacific taxes paid in Oregon for 1920 amounted to.................. ............—
1,110,038.86
trial unfair und was a reversible
Southern Pacific total distribution in Oregon for 1920 amounted to...................
$16,713,681.79
error, the statement suid.
Southern Pacific is the largest payer of taxes in Western and Southern Oregon. Southern Pa­
cific taxes average 7ri of all taxes paid in every county through which it operates.
Haitian Charges Oeclared "R ot.”
To continue these payrolls, purchases, taxes, aud provide better facilities and convenient,
Phone HO Dealers in Mill Feeds of All Kinds and Hay
Washington. — Characterizing as
safe, rapid and frequent service is the aim of that Company.
rot" the charges made hy three
Why not travel on Southern Pacific trains and do your part to enable that Company to
=» , jj Haitian delegates in a memorial to the
•keep- pace with the further development of Oregonf
White House, state department and
Sentinel W.intntl will gut ¡I for voti. Trv it. congress protesting against American
occupation of Hultl. Secretary IVnby
declared that the navy department wel­
comed any Investigation congress
cared to make of conditions In that
republic.
BACK EAST
W EEK END AND SEASON
says the Good Judge
USE TIME-PROVEN FEEDS
K e rris Quality Feed s
lt‘
EGG PRODUCER
saw it first vou saw it in The Sentinel
Develop Your Home State
by Patronizing Your Railroads
Did You Know
Cottage Grove Flour Mills
A
á t^ á C .
Reduced Fare Tickets
“You’ll Always Find”
Thai you get more
genuine Rntisfact:nn
at less cost when
you use this class of
tobacco.
A small chew last»
so much longer than
a big chew of the
ordinary kind. And the full, rich real
tobacco taste gives a long lasting chewing
satisfaction.
Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that.
Put u/> m two styles
W -B C U T is a long finc*cut tobacco
R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
y y -.'n a p -B 'u 'o n C om pany, 110/ üroadw ay. New York City
for Summer Vacationists and Tourists
Lusitania Claim* Ask Payment.
N«*w York — Representatives of
claimants ror damages In the Lusitania
disaster named a committee to ask the
state department und the senate for­
eign relations committee for Imme
dlute payments from proceeds from
the sale of Herman ships or from funds
In possession of the alien property
custodian.
Investigation of Wartime Contracts.
Washington.— President Harding has
askmi Attorney (leneral Daughtory to
investigate charges of profiteering In
ontmeta and purchases mude by the
ar department during the war.
ercentage of New York Aliene Drope.
Washington. — The foreign born
title population of New York City
as announced by the census bureau
i 1,989,21« or .75.4 per cent of the
>tal population, a a ojuunixud with
>*>.4 £«( W*Ml 1« UJfc
SUMMER VACATION TICKETS
• to
SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS
to
Eastern Cities
Seashore and Mountain Resorts
will be on sale
will be on sale
.Tune 1st to August 15th
through
.May 28th to September 30th
CALIFORNIA
Week end tickets are limited to Monday f«d
lowing sale date. Henson tickets permit stop­
overs and return limits vary with closing
date of resorts.
in one direction
Final limit three months from sale date, not
to exceed October 71st. Liberal stop-overs
and your choice o f routes.
' OREGON OUTDOORS'’
A new illustrated booklet graphically describing
the different resorts, and including hotel and
rnmp information. Copy FRISK on request.
For particulars as to passenger fares, motes, train schedules or sleeping car accommodations
inquire of any Ticket Agent of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
myl.1-20 27
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Ageat