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Senti nel, a wcckly newapaper pub- Summons. IN T ilK CIRCUIT COURT OK TIIK liahed in dottagli (ìrove. Lane County, 8 T A T K OK OREGON KOR I.A N K Stale o f Oregon and la nf generai cir- culation in suid dounty and State. COUNTY. J. I*. Kippeii, I'IslotHT, vs. a2l-u2 Albert Husvrud, D*f«iidant. To Allwrl Huserud, .. In O ik name of the Slut« of Oregon, you are hereby («•<|uIr*-<I to ap|M>ur and answer tint <■<<iit|>Iu 111 1 ItU m I agatnat you In lht< uliova entitled court anil art ion on or before tin* 2nd day o f October, 1913. aaid dale being alx week« from tbr dale ordered for tin* first putdlra- tioli o f thin NununoiiH, to wit ; alx weeks from tin* ‘21 mi day of Hrptunibcr, 1913, and If you fall lo ii|i|ii<ar and anawur Haul rumpluint the |daintilf w ill apply to l l r rourt for tho relief demanded in his complaint, namely, for a judgment ugalnal you for Hit* turn o f $46M.M2, lo gnther with Inlt’ ri'al llit’ rt’oii at tin* ralt’ o f H |M<r cent per annum, from the Hth day o f May, HM.'t, and for the fur lln-r aum o f ||u<MMl a« allornt'y's ft’S, together with intercut thereon at tin ralt* o f H per cent per annum from llm Hth day o f May, I9l3,and roata and ilia burat’ iiu’ iita o f this action. You art< further notified, that plain tltf haa rauned an attai'hment lo hit Untied In th« above entitled action «gamut you and mat peraonal property belonging to you haa been levied upon by the Sheriff of aaiil county therein and la now in |H<aai’aalon o f the court, to w i t : one pronnaaory note and real eatate mortgage securing the name, owned by you, given by Laurence Law- aon fur the aum of $1700.00 dated on or about the 131 h day o f May, 1912, due live yearn from Ita date, inlrreat ft |»cr cent from lla date, interest payable annually, said mortgage being on the V\ y o f the N K f o f section twenty-five, township twenty, Sl< four, W. Wiliam e tle Meridian in Lane County, Slate ul O regon ; said attachment made for the pur|n<se o f enforcing plaintiff's claim against you. You are further notified that the date o f the order for publication of aaid summons was made on the IHth day o f August, 1913, and the day u|ain which you are required to answer aaid complaint la i i | mjii the 2nd day o f Oc tober, 1913. That the date o f the llral publication o f thia summons w ill lie on the 2lat day o f August, 1913. You are further notified that thia auinmona ia served upon you by pub lication thereof in the ( ‘. ullage Grove II. J. S IIIN N , Attorney for l'Iaintilf. Sheriff’» Sale on Foreclosure. Notice is hereby given, that by vir tue o f un execution and order of aule issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon, for the County of Lane, on the »th day o f September, P.H.I, on a judgment rendered hi aaid Court on the IHth day o f August, l»l.‘t. In that certain foreclosure suit then pending In aaid Court, wherein deorge Melvin Miller and l.iix ie M, M iller hia w ife, I’ laintilfa and A. K. derman, A. L. Stover ai d K. K. Mel vin, Ocfendanla, ami wherein judgment w hs rendered In favor o f said d e rge Melvin Miller und Lu/.ie M. Miller his w ife, I’ laintitfs, and nguinst K. K Melvin, Defendant, fur nine hundred eighty-three and seventeen one-hun- dredtha '$9A3.17) dollars with interest thereon from the IHth day o f August, I»I3 , ut the rate o f six |wr cent |«-r annum mid the further sum ol fourteen nnd fifty une-hundredtha «14.50) dollars coats, which auma are now due and payable, and for the further aum o f alx hundred tw erty «020 00) dollars, to become due in installments o f three hundred ten $ 310 . 00 ) dollars each on the 2oth day o f June, l‘.*14, and on the 20th day o f June, UU5, with interest at the rate o f six |>er cent (6 ¿> per an num, which judgment was enrolled and docketed In the clerk‘a office o f aaid Court m aaid County on the »th day of September, 1»I3, and aaid execution to m<< directed commanding me in the name o f the State o f Oregon in order to satisfy aaid judgment, coals and ac cruing coata to aell the follow ing de scribed prerniaes to-w it: Beginning at a point 4 «’<6 feet east o f the northeast corner o f the Jamta W Cay and w ife donation land c'aim, notification No. 3551, claim No. 71, in Township 1» South, Itange 3 West, thence South 0 deg.25 mi.east 915 feet, thence west H9 deg.35 mi. South 17M3.3 feel, thence north 33 deg. 27 mi. east 710 fe e t; thence north 1 deg. 22 mi. west 346.9 fe e t; thence north K9 deg. 35 mi. cast 141*4.2 feet to the place of beginning, containing 32.14 acres ami the same being further deacribed as lut Nu. 19 in Morning Glory Farm I’ lat. That the proceeds o fs a id a a le o f said real property shall be applied to t'H O F fcS S IO N A L CAH US the satisfaction o f the plaintiff's aaid judgment, the roata and disbursements Telephone 131 o f aaid suit, and the execution and charges o f making aaid sale, ami that the same be applied lo the payment of I’hyaician and Surgeon both the amount due ami to grow due Office at Resilience: l(M S. 5lh Street aa herein specified, provided further that if at any time before the sale of I’llutM* 121 I. • aid premises the aaid amount due as MRS. C. M. COHB above specified o f principal, interest, INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO taxea, coats and accruing costa shall draduule o f Whitman Conservatory o f be paid, then in that event the execu Music, Walla Walla tion shall lie withdrawn and returned, Hffvwn yrar« ••* iM*rU»nr* In U«<'lilnf provided further that the plaintiff shall receivo in full satisfaction o f aaid sum h ld lm in «11 Court* *5 Year»1 K*|*t tetter lo become due the princi|ial thereof, six hundred twenty ($620.00) dollars, H. J. SHINN together with interest thereon from the A T T O R N K Y A T LA W IHth day o f Auguat, 1913, to the date S I IT AM V I T HI. 1C o f payment, leas such aum as the said Ua«lri HuililltiK i/vn \|i t»Mii nitt'jt COTTACK UKOVK.OliK interest computed from the IHth day o f August, 1913, to the dale o f payment t«rn*lu«tr Nurw» AUrtwIinff will produce from the date o f such payment until the 20lh day o f June, I’rartlts* lltnitni to 1914, on first installment, and until the BV B, BAR, N( IBB **d THR( >.\ i 20th day ol June, 1915, on the second IIKKII K :un WIIITK TKMPLK installment, computed at nix per cent (6‘ , ) per annum. BUGBNB, ORB. F. W. ROBBINS, M. I). o. R. GULLION, M. 1». Now, therefore, in the name o f the State o f Oregon and in compliance with aaiil execution ami order o f sale, K A R L K. M I L L S NurcMMtr to I will on Saturday, the IHth day o f MARION VRATCII October, 1913, between the hours o f 9 Funeral Director:: Embalmer o ’clock a. m. ami 4 o'clock p. m. tow it: at one o ’ clock p. in. on said day at the aouthweat door o f the County Court house in Kugcne, Lane County, Oregon, Attorney-ut-I<aw offer for sale for cash, subject to re Special Attention (liven to Mining and demption all the above named defen dor|M>ration Law. dants, A. K. German, A. L. Stover and Otlice, Wooilwanl Building K. K. M elvin’s right, title and interest in ami to the ataivc described real Hbonr lifflrr ,7 I Lawaon Black property. ,>mi'| MnliiSI. I rfficr I lout • I to 6 |> m. Dated this IHth day o f Aug., 1913. Cuttmltittoii By *|»|>oiiitmrnt only. Phone 132-Y J. S. MEDLEY JA M E S C. P A R K E R , DR. C. E. FRO ST Omtaufathlc and Medical Physician Sheriff o f Lane County, Oregon. Chrunlc and N.rvoua Oiataaca a Specialty. ■17-ol6 By 1). A. Elkina, Deputy. COTTAUK UMOVK • • ORfcOON DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR K vk , K ak and T i i roa t D ikkaskk A M|HCtulty (*11111* Fitting Office: White Temple, BIH1KNK om ca P h a n . M ain i K .a ld .n c ., M ain I t I L F. /-. INGRAM, P. M. P. Dentist A L L W ORK G U ARANTEED. I. awaon Bldg. ./. E. Cottage Orov«, Ore YOUNG ^iltorntv At Law Ofllcr on Main Hlt.rl COTTAOR limiVK II II II OHRIIOP J. C. J O H N S O N Attnrncy-ut-Lu tv Practice In all Courts of State. Corpor ation, mining and Proliatr law a specialty Collection and Insurance. COTTAGE C.HOVK OtKIiON Oregon’s Hops of Great Value. Hop growers in Oregon thia year are enjoying the unusual combination o f big crops and high prices, the yield being one o f the finest the state has ever had and the market ia advancing at the rate o f one to two eenta |<er day. The demand at the present time ia largely from Europe, English buyers, especially, being eager to stock up while the price is within resaon. So far, Amerian buyers are making little effort to buy, although it ia known that many o f them have contracted hops to the brewer at prices consider ably below the present market. O re gon’s crop is probably the beat o f any hop growing section in the the world, ami as it is conceded that the total world crop for this year will fall many millions o f pounds below the average annual consumption, the only worry o f the Oregon farmer ia that he may be induced to sell too soon. It ia freely predicted that the price w ill go above 30 cents within the next few weeks. BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON 't he Oregon State fair at Salem will open September 2». Crook county and the foreat service have united In the effort to Improve roads In Crook county reaervea. The Juacphlne county fair opened on Wednesday, September 24, to con tinue for three days. Karmera of euatern Oregon are plan ning to puature sheep on the wheat fields for the purpose of deatroylug the weeds. All gas und electric meters will be tested by the Oregon state railroad commission before they are used by the public service corporations. If plana of the commission carry. The attorney general haa rendered an opinion that un osteopath cannot practice optometry without securing a license from the state board of op tometry. There were 362 accidents In the state during the month of August, of which eight were fatal, according to the monthly report just Issued by La bor Cominlusioner O. P. Hoff. Wilson Bros, of Astoria have been uwurded the contract to build a cruis er launch for the United Htatea gov ernment. The tioat will have a length of H2 feet und beam of 47 feet, wttb 175 horse power engines. Lane county potato growers report a stiffening of the price for tubers of late, |l ruling now, where 76 cents was the prevailing price a short time sgo. Shortage In California is given here ss the cause of the Increaue. Salem will vote on a tentative com mission form of government plan at the primary election to he held No vember 3. A committee will be named to make u tentative draft of the char ter. Tw o Portland men, F. and A. Wl- nans, have discovered s subterranean reservoir on their place In Barren valley. They expect to Irrigate 40 acres of land from the new supply. Pruf. P. G. Holden will make a tour of Oregon with his “ alfalfa special" train to educate the farmers In diver sified farming and dairying on culti vated land». In aplte of the previous announcement that he would be un able (o arrange hla Itinerary. Canneries of the lower Columbia were blocked by the receipt» of fall fish within 24 hours after the season opened Knortnuus loss of fish will result if the big run contlnuea. aa can- ners will he utiuble to handle all the fish offered An electric pumping plant to cost $1,000.000 and to furnish water to Ir rigate 27,964 acres of the high bench lands of Dead Ox flat, la the eastern part of Malheur county. Is the latest of the big Irrigation enterprises pro jected In eastern Oregon. The tariff conferee« have agreed to Senator Lane s proposal to make more liberal the regulations concerning the manufacture of denatured alcohol, with a view to facilitate Its manufac ture by farmers from their wsate prod ucta. A recent Investigation by the state department of education haa disclosed the fact that certain text books used In the schools of (he slate have been sold by booksellers at a price In ex cess of what Is charged for the same book In Chicago. Un the eve of hla departure for Washington. W ill K King, chief coun sel for the United States reclamation service, said that. In hts opinion, Sec retary of the Interior l-ane will order work started on the first 10.000-acre unit of the West Umatilla extension before January 1. The new paper pulp mill which haa been In course of construction for the past year adjoining the sawmill of the C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufactur ing company In Marshfield, Is now completed and it la announced that the plant will begin operations about October 1. Ilop grow er» In Oregon this year are enjoying the rare combination of big crops and high prices. The yield is one of the heaviest the state haa ever had, and the market la going up at the rate of a cent a day. Figures compiled ahow the yield will be 130,- OUO bales, the biggest since 1907. A great deal of Interest la being taken by sportsmen In various part» of the state In organising clubs and game protection. A general conven tion of sportsmen will be held In Port land In November by delegates from a number of counties to form a state a s s o c ia tio n W e want every woman in Cottage Grove to know what she can actually gain by trading here W e would like every woman in town to try one of our Sweaters or coats just once— put them to the test— judge them from every standpoint— style, fit and service. W’e know thev would all I m * out customers alter that Try us for you New Winter Apparel. W e wiff positively save you money. | By Far the Best Sweaters | for Men and Women ever sold for ( lursystem of small profits and fast sel ling, cash buying and cash selling, enables us to un Made of absolutely all-wool yarn; all the newest style«. , Wear one— then you'll know dersell all o t h e r stores and make money too. Children’s Sweaters from $ 1 .2 5 -$ 2 .7 5 H A M PTO N THE WE SAVE Wonderful Values in Ladies' YOU MONEY Stl'lish *ätsQätlity Fa" & History of Patent Office Hold Many . * Incidents to Encourage Inventions. ! Every time you remove the tin c«p j from a beer bottle you add a fraction \ o f a cent to the fortune o f W illiam H. ■ | Painter o f Baltimore. Before Painter patented thia little inv.ntion, I)e-j Quillfedt and hia aasoentes had piled up SI5,000,000 obtained from the bot tle «topper conaisting of a piece o f rub ber held in place by a bent wire lever. Would you like the income o f the man whu patented the little piece o f paate- board fitted into the neck o f a milk i battle? How do you suppose DeLong in vented ’ ’ See-that-hump” on the book that retains its position in the eye? Haa he more inventive talent than you :: poa»ea«? A kind husbsnd heard his w ife complain o f the Iona o f her hair pina which would not ntuy in place, j On studying the situation, he invented the crinkly hairpin now so popular and money making. I f yuu run an* automobile, you have heard o f the George B. Selden patent which yielded ita inventor $2,000,l»>0 befoie it waa declared invalid. Thad- deus Fairbanks wan a New England farmer with long whiskers and patient Yankee ingenuity. The Fairbanks scales, used the world over, are the re sult o f hia study and experiments. Hyman L. I.ippman, although o f Phila delphia, wan wide awake enough to in vent the universally used rubber e n ser on the end o f lead pencils. Suppose you had thought o f the trifle known aa the copper toe-tips for boys’ shoes The invention o f a tin can to hold food products necessitated a tin- can opener. Several openers were patented and much money was corralled by their makers. A can opener is not difficult to work but the public will p«y for easier methods o f doing things. To save the use of a can opener, an inventor has patented a seam just below the can’s top which breaks on a light blow and the top is off. One Chicago packer has ordered 10,000,000 o f these improved cans as an experiment, und the business has scarcely begun. Charles Edward McCarthy was a blind man whu lived in South Carolina. He devised a method of attaching mule power to a cotton gin und enjoyed u life o f ease while the mules did the work. On a Sunday morning in Troy, New York, Henry Burden disturbed church worship by loudly exclaiming, ” I ’ ve got it . ” He had thought out the ma chine made horaeahee. Among Bur den's inventions was the celebrated little machine for making rail spikes which was in litigation above forty years. A cast-iron tombstone is a patented article that covers the graves o f many departed Americans and furnishes a generous inejme for its inventor. B. K. Catlin o f Washington, produced a pattern cat that needs only to be stuffed with hay and sewed up to add to the children's joy and C allin'* porketbook. The young sculptress who formed the fearful figure called “ Billiken” has gathered many aheckels is the result o f her fantastic imagina tion. Have you heard how many millions the Hartshorn curtain roller Produced? It is remarkable that most improve ments have been made by farmers and mercantile people. The Berliner in ventions in phonographs were made by a clerk in a Washington retail store. A Chicago taxidermist devised the so- called Cement Gun, which has much improved and cheapened cement work. Corporation Commissioner W’ ataoa announces that only a few stockbrok ers had compiled with the provisions of the blue sky law and that he would tuke legal action Immediately against the delinquents. The law provides that all brokers must obtain permits to sell stock, and file llata of tho stocks they sell. In his annual report to the secre tary of state. W. A. Ball, district at torney of The Dalles, recommends that the legislature should enao* a law providing for a secret bureau far the ferreting out of crime. He saga that regular officers do not accomplish the results that could be secured with secret service men, because the offi cers are too well knows aad haven’t the time to follow up oases aa the* If you »aw it first Sentinel. should be followed. you saw it in The i Y i $15 These garments are not'erpialled else where at less than $20. You will have to acknowledge these facts when you see these garments. Thev are the greatest $l.S Coats in the world. Compare them with any you have ever seen. CO M PA N Y ! S TO R E T H A T SA TISFIES MILLIONSOF DOLLARS MADE ON LITTLE THINGS I The * Weekly Oregonian — P fl— is lffllil" ’ Including 4-page Supplement Until January 1,1915 M ore than an Entire Y ear For 75c During the Bargain Period Ending October 31, 1913 ! I Y I 1 To new or present subscribers who hand us their 75c now Mail or bring your subscriptions todav to The Cottage Grove Sentinel ! Bargain Day Agents The W eekly Oregonian Y l * OPEN SEASON FOR CAMPERS ! Try us for Camp Stoves. Tents. Wagon Covers Hammocks and Cheap Cooking Utensils. KNOWLES & GRABER I f you don’t road The Sentinel you don’t get utort* than half the news of the Cottage Grove country. The Strength, Equipment and Disposition to Serve Its Patrons M lakes s this Bank Attractive Capital • $25.000 Surplus - $25,000 Undivided Profits $ 10.000 Safety First Service Next Courtesy Always U. S. Postal Savings Depository First; N a tio n a l B a n k YOUR BANK D E P O S IT S ROLL U P Surprisingly i f you make it a rule to pay by check only and deposit all your cash at the Bank o f Cottage Grove. Then you »top to think tiefore you buy and in many case» thinking mean» refraining. 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