Cottage Grove sentinel., July 01, 1914, Image 5

NOTIOK rO R PU B LIC A TIO N .
Department Of Tha interior
II. H. I .it ml O ffice it I Knaotiurg, Oregon,
May 21), 11)14,
Notlca la horaby givou that Monjaiiiiii
K. Naglay, o f Dorana, Orogon, who, on
Murrh 22, 1211, innda Homaalaad Ku
try, Harial, No. 07024, for lot 8, aartion
28, township 20 8., Kang. 2 W., Willaui
atta Marldlan, haa fllad notlca o f In
tonliuu to in a k a Pinal Throa year Proof,
to oalabliah claiiu to tho land altova do
aoribod, bafore tho Kogiator and Ito
roivor, o f tho United Htuloa In ml Of
firo, ill Itoaoburg, Orogon, on tho llth
day o f Auguat, 1214.
Claiinunl unuioa ua wil^foaaoa: Prank
Wilaou, o f Dorona, Orogon; ftirrin
t iMiloy, of t'ottago (Irovo, Orogon; I)
I.. Knglaud, o f Dtirona, Orogon; ,1. W
Kirk, o f Dorona, Oregon
J. M UPTON,
•ti* for theae pri/e»
Kinhrr) ' flour
t th<> •• li liti reti'• ilo
[iut oh exblbititiu In
ulowii al Ilio llrutiil
Kogiator
J it no‘2 4 jly S2|>d
Adnilntatrator'a Notlca.
KHTATK OP A R TH U R V A N Mt’ IIOI
A t’ K, DECKAHKD
Noliro ia haroby givan, that Prank
Van Hrhoiark haa boon by tho County
Court of tho Hiato o f Orogon, In and
for I,ano County, nppointed mimmi»
trator o f tho aaid oatato of Arthur Van
Hoholaoh, deceased.
All paraona having olaima agnina! tho
oalata o f tho aaid daooaaod aro hereby
notified to proaont the ammo, duly vori
fled, to tba above named adminiatrator,
at Wildwood, l.nno Couaty, Oregon
within all month» from thin tho 17th
day of Juno, A. I). 1214
PK AN K VAN HCHOIACK,
II .1 H IIIN N ,
Administrator
Attornay.
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for Iho girla, lug
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of whirb luual Ito
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ho Hontiool will do
[ a word, npr22 I f
Notte« of Adnilnlatrator '■ Bai« of Rasi
Proparty.
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Things We Think IMPERIAL COUPLE
Tklop oüvara think, and what wa
think of tha things
One grant trouble with rburrkea ia
a lack o f hiuis. >
Home people gat to ba
from talking to theiuaelvea.
grouches
Yuur guess that was all wrong yea
terday umy be all right today.
There are aouie thing» anyone can
make noiae, for instance.
The man who ia nlwuys auspicious
attracts suspicion.
T imi many advertisers are like the
hen they only cackle when husmea»
ia good.
Momenta of success are never so pre
clous ua when you look back on them
from failure.
Hull water ia girmi for the akin, nnd
beat when it comes in the form o f per
apirntion.
Men and women do not use »<> many
superlatives after they have been innr
tied a year.
The fast young man ia the one who
fiuda it hardest to keep up with hi»
running eipenaes.
Realization o f some o f our fondest
hope» ia the only way in w^ach we ran
leuru how vain they ara.
Try to emulate the rose, which with
era and dies only to leave seni fur many
more just as beautiful.
In tha Cotuity Court of
Why not advocate the disarmament
of private ritirenu. It would »ave much
IN T IIK M A TTK K OP T ilK KHTATK needle*» bloodshed.
tha Btata of Oragou for Lana County
Of wi nni ku kd
ruinii,
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ceared .
Notira 1« haraby glven, thnt in pur
auanra of an ordor o f tho County Court
o f tho Htata o f Orogon, mada un tho
?2th day of May, 1214, in tho mattar of
tha aatata o f Winnifred Taylor, do
rea»ed, tha tinderaignrd, duly appomt
od, qualifled and aoting adminiatrator
of aaid aatata, will Boll at privato aalo
in tho ofliro o f J. K. Young, at Cottage
tirovo, Orogon, for raah in hand aooord
mg lo law, tha following deaoribad reni
proporty baionging to aaid aatata, lo
wit: Tha N W ib o f tho HW t« of Ho.
S, Tp 21 H, K 2 W.f in l.anr County,
l trogoli.
Hnul aalo w ill ba rommenred on tho
lat day o f July, 1214, at tho hour o f lo
o'rlorh a. m. o f aaid day and continue
^ until all o f aaid proporty la »old.
MNlfit'll ml. will
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Notlca of Administrator's Bala of Rani
Proparty
In tha County Court of
tha Itata o f Oragon for Lana County.
IN TIIP. M A TTK K O F TH K KHTATK
OP E L L A J t'I.IK T U K IV K Y . DK
CEASED.
Notira ia hareby givan, that ia pur
auanra o f an order of the County Court
o f tha Hlata o f Oragon, mada on tha
22nd day o f May, 1214, in tho mattor
o f tho oatato o f Ella Juliet (Irivoy, do
ooaaod, tho underaigned, duly appointed,
<|ualiflod and acting adminiatrator of
aaid estate, will aall at private as!« in
the oftira o f J. E. Young, at Cottage
Drove, Oregon, for oaah in hand areord
ing to law, tha following drarribrd real
property baionging to aaid estate, to
w it: Beginning at tba NE corner of
Her 32, Tp 21 H , K 3 W , o f Wiliam
atta Meridian, running thenoe enat fol
lowing tha Hectinn line between Her
tiona 28 and 33, five chain» to a point
in tha channel o f tha Coaat Pork river,
^thence aouth 44 degreea, wrat It) chain»,
thence aouth 12 degrees, west 18.30
rhaina, to a point on tho aouth boundary
of tho Phillip Number. I). I,. V . No 55.
thence went following the aouth bound
ary o f aaid claim No. 55 five rhaina,
thenee mirth 23 chains more or leaa to
a point on the Hertion line between Hoe
tiona 22 and 32, thence east following
aaid Hertion line 10.13 chains more or
leaa to the point o f beginning, contain
ing 17.70 arrea o f land more or leaa in
Hertions 32 and 33, Tp. 21 H., K. 3 W ,
in l.ane County, Htate o f Oregon.
Haid sale w ill be commenced on the
2nd day o f July, 1014, at the hour o f 10
o ’clock a. m. o f aaid day and continue
until all o f aaid property ia sold.
J. E. O R IV E Y,
J3 jly l jey
Administrator.
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Butter Wraps!
100_____ ______ ................... 75c
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*1.00
2 0 0 _____ ______
.100.................... - - - - - - - *1.25
400 _________ . ____ .
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5 0 0 ...... ............
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Cottage Grove
; !! COTTAGE Sentinel
GROVE, OREGON
It ia about time to resolve to keep
the good reaolutioua you are going to
make the first o f the year.
liuudita held up a summer resort hotel
a abort time ago. Thera ia no honor
among thieve*.
Sunshine ia the great purifier. The
■unahmy face always look» sweet and
pure.
No matter bow small the home, there
la always a big place for father to fill
in the evenings.
The hog ia one o f our ultimate rou
»inner» tbut doesn't worry about him
lot.
The man who does not leave some
unrealised ambition» behind when be
dies haa not really lived.
The price o f dreadnaughta haa been
reduced |UKI a ton. Pretty aoon every
baby will have one for a trinket.
Woman should not appear to b* what
»be really ia. Hhe ia not nearly so pleas
mg to the eye o f man in closely fitting
skirta as she ia in the fuller kind.
SHOT BY STUDENT
TWO DAYS ’3 CELEBRATION
IN EUGENE
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and Wife of Austria Vic­
tims of Assassins.
Sarajevo, Bosnia.— Archduke Kran
cla Ferdinand, heir to tha throne of
Austria-Hungary, and tbe Princess of
liobeiiberg, hla morganatic wife, were
■ hot dead by a student In the main
street of the Bosnian capital a abort
time after they had eacaped death
from a bomb burled at tbe royal auto.
Tba archduke was atruck full In tba
face and the princess was shot through
the abdomen and throat. They died
a few tnlnutea after reaching the pal­
ace, to which they were hurried with
all speed
Those responsible for the deed took
care that It should be effective, as
there were two assaults, tbe first with
a bomb and the second with a revol­
ver, The bomb was thrown at the
royal automobile as It was proceeding
to the town hall, where a reception
was to be held
The archduke saw
the missile hurtling through tha air
and warded It off with bis arm. It
fell outalde tbe car and exploded,
slightly wounding two aides-de-camp
In a second car and half a dozen spec­
tators.
It waa on tbe return of tha proces-
alon that the tragedy waa added to
tbe long list o f those that have dark­
ened the pages of the recent history
of the llapabiirga
Aa tbe royal ma­
chine reached a prominent point In
tbe route to the palace an eighth
grade student, (iavrlo Prlnzlp, sprang
out of the crowd and poured a deadly
fusillade of bullets from an automatic
pistol at the archduke and princea*
|J u ly
3 rd
a n d
X Grand Street parade, Autom obile parade
f. M otorcycle Races, Base Ball games and all
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kinds of sports. Cash prizes.
B IG S T R E E T D A N C E O N P A V E M E N T
EIRE D E P A R T M E N T D R ILL
and fire works displayed in the evening.
| Music by three Bands
X
W e want you to come
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NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
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Japan's Protests Against Cali­
T.R. HEEDS DOCTOR'S ORDER
fornia Alien Land Laws Is
Physician Says Effects of Malaria May
Be Permanent.
Absorbing Topic.
veyed they were virtually the property
of the railroads, while title could not
pass and the lands could not be taxed
There la a demand In moat of the
western states to have the railroad
land» sruveyed to that they can be
taxed by the states and made to bear
their proportion of tbe cost of local
government.
Senate Secrete Oat Out.
Oyater Hay, N. Y.— A fter hearing
bis phyalclau'e decree that be muat
either take a prolonged rest or Incur
the danger of permanent 111 health,
Theodore Roosevelt made plans to
conduct the fall campaign, ao far aa
possible, from Sagamore lllll.
Colonel Kooaevelt la aaid to be suf­
fering chiefly from tbe effects of ma
larla, contracted In South America.
The physician aaid If be did not ahake
thla off he might never recover bla
full strength.
Stirred to action by the apparent
freedom with which the proceedings
of the foreign relations commttte In
consideration of tbe Nicaraguan and
Colombian treaties have been publish
ed ffom day to day, aeveral senators
agreed on a resolution asking for au­
thority to subpena senators and Wash­
ington correspondents to an Inquiry
to detf^-mine how the proceedings of
the committee— which are supposed
to be especially secret—get out.
Evidence that not all senators en­
tirely approve the Idea that the com­
mittee’s proceedings shall be secret
was given by Senator Norris, who is
not a member of the foreign relations
committee. He offered a resolution
that all senators be furnished with
copies of the dally testimony before
the committee on tha treaties, that
senators who were to vote on the mat­
ter should have the benefit of 1L
AGUAS CLIENTES
GARRISON EVACUATES
Amid a niaxe of parliamentary tan­
gles that kept members guessing, the*
house sent back to conference the
question of mileage of representatives
In eongress.
The body voted in favor of 6 cents
a mile each way for senators, and the
defeat, 184 to 59, of a motion to re­
cede from disagreement to the senate
proposition of continuing tha preaent
20 cents a mile, sent the whole ques­
tion back to be threahed out again by
the conferee«.
Washington. — Japan's protests
against the California alien land law,
brought conspicuously before the pub­
lic again by publication of the corre­
spondence between the Washington
and Toklo governments, was discuss­
ed with absorbing Interest In official
and diplomatic circles.
One phase of the negotiations dis­
closed In tbe correspondence which at­
tracted particular Interest in official
circles was said to suggest the possi­
bility of an Issue eutlrely new In the
Soft Shell Crab Made Chemically.
history of the United States. In italics
Beattie. Waab.—"During the past
tn connection with the promise by the
year I have succeeded In creating a
Japanese government to grant land
live soft aboli crab and a live flab ownership to Americans, appeared the
from chemicals,” Dr. Charles W. L it­ words, "reserving for the future, how­
tlefield. of thla city, aaid. when asked ever, the right of maintaining the con­
about bis statement to this effect at dition of reciprocity with respect to
the New Thought convention In Port­ the separate states."
land. "Previous to that I had created
This, It was pointed out. appeared
reptilian forma of life.”
to be a distinct reservation by the
Japanese government of the right to
retaliate directly upon the Californi­
ans by singling them out among Amer­
ican cltlxens for exclusion from the
right to possess real property In Ja­
pan.
Three hundred set speeches were de­
livered in the last session o f congress
We prraume this means that they were
«et up m type for the Congressional
Zacatecas.— Agnus Callentes, capital
Record.
of the state of the same name, haa
Lillian Kuaaell saya mimt actresses been evacuated by the federate, ac­
owe much to their dressmakers. In cording to Information reaching V il­
that raae the actresses abould give la's headquarters. Owing to thla, hla
credit to the dressmakers, instead ot plan of campaign haa been changed
and the troops of the division are re­
vice versa.
turning to Torreon.
Oeographera will aoon have to make
Late reports show that the losaea of
a startling change in their maps o f the the federals were much greater than
western hemisphere. It ia aaid that the at first supposed. W hile final figures
completion o f the Pnniinin canal will have not been obtained. It la known
bring the went coaat o f Houth America that the number of prisoner* taken by
several thousand miles nearer to New Villa's troops exceeded 4600.
The
York.
number of killed waa at least cloae to
that figure. Nearly 2000 wounded
A New York professor aaya^ muny federal* are being cared for by the
women spend 60 per cent o f their time rebel hospital corps.
trying to make theiuaelvea attractive.
The latest casualty reports o f the
He might have added that the other 40 rebel* were more than 700 dead and
per cent they spend in allowing men about 1100 wounded. These figures
like the Prof, to admire them.
are not complete.
Many of Villa's
brigades maintain their apeclal sani­
Don't brag o f aucceaa. It ia at beat tary service and while reports have
but an uncertainty— nnd those you nre been made by them none are thought
crowing over today may be cackling to be complete.
over your enrenaa on the morrow.
Girls Told Not to bpoou.
Chicago.— " ‘Spooning’ la a crime
Saving a Deawning Paraon.
In trying to nave any one who may against womanhood." John J. A lex­
be drowning a awltntuer abould never ander, a director, told 600 young wo­
approach tbe victim lu front, as a men attending the older girls’ confer­
drowning man will clutch at a straw, ence of the International Sunday
and be will grnb the would be reecuer school convention.
"Pass the word
nnd drown both, but the awlmmer along to girls who love to spoon' that
abould dive under blm and aelte blm It Is the most degrading thing they
from behind. Should be struggle, tbe oan do—one of the moat degrading
rescuer haa to lie cruel only to be kind, things they may permit.
■o be abould strike him between tbe
"Make the boys clean-minded and
eyes, stun hint and tow him nahore. A
wholesome by the way you draas.
drowning man alwaya cornea to the
Young men take a girl at her own
surface twice before he drowns, be­
valuation."
cause It takes about that time for water
to All tbe lungs, and that force« tbe air
out As long aa any nlr remains In the Plague Caaa Found In New Orleans.
Now Orleans.— Health officers an­
the lunga the body will float—Phila­
nounced that a case of bubonic plagu*
delphia I-edger
had been discovered in New Orleans.
An Uroaal.
Charles Lundene, a Swede, 49 years
“ You never tell funny storleaT’*
old, who haa been In the city 11 daya,
“ Never. When you tell a funny story
la tha victim.
It's alwaya painful to watch tba other
fellow trying to conceal bla Impatience
Tan Dia From Heat In 8L Louis.
for you to get through and let him tell
8L L o u ie— Ten deaths from the as
one.“ —Washington Star.
cestire heat In 24 hours and 20 p ro»
traitons was the record here.
Legal blanks at Sentinel office.
4 -th
May Rush Railroad Land Survey.
Surveying landa embraced within
railroad grants will be pushed rapidly
If the senate sustains an approprta
tlon of $100,000 made by the house.
The western members, with Secre­
tary 1-ane, want to make sufficient ap­
propriations each year to carry the
work to a speedy termination. It was
pointed out to the house that as long
as tbe railroad lands remained unsur­
House Insists on Mileage Cut.
t<*tt!eshlpa Idaho and Mississippi to
•ca.
United States supreme court ruled
that retail lumber dealers who black­
list wholesalers for selling direct to
the consumer violate the Sherman
anti-trust act.
The interstate commerce commis­
sion suspended until January 10, pro­
posed Increased rates on melons from
California to Oregon and Washington.
Railroads are not liable for damages
for personal injuries to interstate em­
ployes or their families who sre hurt
while riding on passes, according to
a ruling of the United States supreme
court.
It baa been proposed to President
Wilson that the name Culebra cut in
the aPnama canal be changed to the
Gaillard cut in honor of the late Unit­
ed States engineer, who harnessed the
mountain at that point.
For fear that the interests of the
fall campaign would be affected, house
leaders have decided not to force a
vote now on the proposed Hobson
amendment providing for nation-wide
prohibition.
The new federal reserve banking
system will not get in operation until
some weeks hence, it is thought, as
result of the delay of the senate In
confirming Wie president's nominees
on the board. Tbe bank was to start
August L
Give Baby a Drink.
Many mothers never think o f giving
baby a drink o f water, often when it
frets and whines It Is Just thirsty. If
food is given every time there is rest­
lessness the little stoni.-teh becomes
overlosded nnd great discomfort fol­
lows. Milk is a food, uot merely a
drink.
Canary Archipelago.
The Canary archipelago, a Spanish
possession lying about 3.000 miles east]
National Capital Brevities.
of St. Augustine. Fla., consists of
Despite the opposition of Turkey the thirteen Islands having a total area
house agreed to the senate amend­ 2,700 square miles and a populatlon|
ment providing for the sale of the o f about 400,000.
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What Do You Want, Anyway |
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buy-—maybe someone else wants w h a t you have
to sell-—all that is necessary to make a deal is to
let one another know —
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