Cottage Grove sentinel., June 29, 1916, Image 4

ÛUp (Sfottale (ému?
S IL K CREEK
(¡Special to The Hentiuol.)
June 23.— L. B. Slagle has finished
his work at London. He returned home
A WEEKLY NKW Sl’Al'EK WITH PLENTY OF BACKBONE f Friday evening.
Miss Leua Burcham, who taught iu
___PUBLISHERS) Astoria, is at home for her summer va
ALBERT BEDE A N D ELBERT SMITH
_________ ED ITO R ‘ cation.
ELBERT BEDE-------------------------------------
Curtis Vcatch took his w ife, who has
A fint-clase publication aiiUred at Cottage tiro ve, Oregon, u secoud ciane matter
been quite ill for the past mouth, to
BUB1NKH8 O FF IC E
...................... 2t> SOL I'H T U T U STREET Portland Saturday.
Du hia way from lairaue Sunday
morning
Elder Riggs met with au acci
S U B SC R iiT lO N RATES
deut. His horse became frightened and
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- be ran away. Mr. Riggs lost his hat. He
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three Montba.
preached at the Methodist vburuh.
N o subscription takeu uulvsa paid Tor in advance.
Mrs. Frauk Woosley and four chil­
dren left Sunday morning for California
AD YERT1S1N0 R A TE S
Display, 25 centa per inch; reading uolicc ad»., 3 eaute per hue; »urrouuded ad»., to joiu Mr. Woosley ntid the other chil
bO cent* per meb; classified ad»., l ceut per word. Special discounts on contract*. dren,
Mrs. I. N. Dresser, o f I.yax Hollow,
Card* o l Thank» and Resolutions, ti cents per line.
Mrs. A. L. Chitwood uud Mrs. I,, A.
L E G A L RATE S
Gibson, o f this place were visitors at
be per line for siugle insertion; Sc per line tor subsequent insertions up to uud Mrs. U u W heeler’s home Sunday.
including a total oi four lusertious; Sc per Uue tlat lor ail notices ruuuiug live
June 24 was Children's Rally day,
insertions to ten insertions; 4c per line tlat for notices ruuuiug over teu iiiscriious.
aud a nice program was given by the
Seventh-day Adventist church in which
MEMBER NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
every member o f the Sabbath school,
MEMBER WILLAMETTE VALLEY EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION 68 in number, had a part. The church
was decorated with evergreens nnd
MKUKKR OREGON STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
flowers. A large donation was raised
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, laid
for foreign mission work, South America
being the eapcciul field at this rally.
cuuditious in Mexico; it' wo did uot feel
OUT F IS H IN '.
H. M. I hi me wood und his mother vis
mat through bluudcriug diplomacy ¡ted Thursday with friends iu Cottage
thousands ot our young men must face Grove.
A feller isn't tbinkiu' mean,
guu* sold by us and loaded with auiuiu-
out flailin';
Mr. and Mrs. O. Heine drove to Cot­
Mis thoughts are mostly good au ’ clean, uitiou made by us, we would be more tage Grove Saturday evening.
enthusiastic about the prospective Mex­
Out tish in ';
The S. Hurchnm family were guests
ican war.
He doesn't knock his fellow nun,
Sunday at the Arthur W’ ooley home.
Or harbor auy grudges then;
As it ts, while we do not doubt that,
Mr. and Mrs. W’ . W. Gildersleeve,
A feller's at ha finest, wheu
for the sake o f humanity, war must Dora Chitwood, Alta and Zella Fnwcett
Out fishin ’.
come; while we must protect Americans and Mildred Gibson went to Lynx Hol­
agaiust the attacks ot greaser bandits; low Sunday.
The rich are comrades to the poor,
while there is no lack ot patriotism, its
Varien and Shirley Dresser, o f Lynx
Out fish in ';
ardor is somewhat cooled wheu it is fig Hollow, attended the rally day program
A ll brothers of a common lure,
ured that many lives could have beeu Saturday.
Out fish in ';
saved by a less vacillating policy ou the
Alva Walker has gone to Disstou to
The urchin with a pin an ' string
part o f the administration.
work.
Can chum with millionaire an' king;
Leslie uud Gertrude Godard left the
However, there is apparently no other
Vain pride is a forgotten thing
honorable way out of the dilemma and first o f the week for their home in
Out fish in '.
we must give our solid support to our Brush, Colo.
Mrs. John Ashby and daughters enter­
army and the administration.
That
A feller gits a chauce to dream,
tained eight little girls last Wednesday
is tbe ouly American thing to do.
Out fish in ';
afternoon.
He learns the beauties of a stream,
The Silk Creek aid will meet Wed-
H ere’s oue from tbed'orvallis Guzette- qesday at the Ashby home.
Out fishin ';
A n ' he can wash his soul in air
| Tiines that has some real human inter­
Grant Sweet, o f Lynx Hollow, at­
est: ¡Speaking o f war, an exchange tended church here.
That isn 't foul with selfish care,
says that the must awkward thing iu
And relish plain an ' simple fare
the world is a woman bolding a gun. NOTICE OF F IN A L SETTLEM ENT.
Out fishin
¡Say, brother, did you ever see a bachelor
holding a baby.
In the Matter of the Estate of Oeorge
A feller has no time for hate,
Wall. Deceased.
Out fish in ’ ;
Notice is hereby given that the un­
He isn't eager to be great,
TH E ONCE O VER— A N D N E V E R
dersigned administratrix o f the estate
Out fish in ’ ;
A G A IN .
o f George Wall, deceased, has filed her
He isn't thinkin ' thoughts o f pelf,
final account with the county court of
Or goods stacked high upon a shelf,
THave
you ever— read— that—Once
Lane county, state o f Oregon, und said
But he is always just himself,
Over— column— by that— Rex Lampnian
court has fixed the Hth day o f July,
Out fishin
guy— in one o f Portland'»— daily slop-
1D 1(3, at the hour o f 10 o ’clock a. m. o f
overs f
said day, as the time for hearing and
A fe lle r’s glad to be a friend,
— I f you have— ha vs- you— like me—
allowing said final account and o f hear­
Out fish in ';
— often wondered— where he gets—
ing objections thereto.
A helpiu ’ hand he 'll always lend,
— his ideas— for this column—
Any and all persons having objections
Out fish in ’ ;
— and why— he doesn't— use—
to the allowance o f said final account
The brotherhood o f rod a n ' line
— some o f them!
are hereby notified and required to
A n ’ sky an' stream is always fine;
?I have seen— and heard—
make and file such objections with said
Men come real close to God's design,
— many men— who couldn't—
court on or before said date.
Out fishin
— say— three words— without—
Dated this 2d day o f June, 1910.
— swearing.
E LLA W ALL,
A feller isn't plottin ’ schemes,
{A n d I have— often wondered— i f this
Administratrix o f the estate
Out fish in ’ ;
— Rex Lam pm an guy— is one— o f these jn7-jly5
o f George Wall, deceased.
H e ’s only busy with his dreams,
— and i f — that is— the reason— he uses
Out fishin ’ ;
— so many— dashes— just to get— his
His livery is a coat o f tan,
Notice o f Pinal Settlement.
dope— past the censors— and let the
His ereed: to do the best he can;
Notice is hereby given that the under­
readers— imagine— what he— would like
A feller ’» always mostly man,
signed administratrix of the estate of
— to say.
Out fishin
Richard Crow, deceased, has filed
— or does he— write his dope— at ]
— Edgar A. Guest.
in the county court o f Lane county,
borne— after supper— like I do— while ;
Oregon, her final account as such ad­
the— kiddies— are around— and the w ife ■
'
Hughes, Teddy and T a ft are to take
ministratrix and that ¡Saturday, the 22d
— is not— away— and do— those— dashes
the stump together. Thus do democrat*
day o f July, 1910, at tbe hour o f 2:30
— which chop— the— stu ff— up— like— a
ic hopes go a-glimmenng.
o ’clock p. m. o f said day, has been fixed
woodsman— using— a— double-bitted ax
by said court as the time for hearing
— represent— places— where— a little— i
W H E N D AD SAYS.
any objections to said report and the
boy— asked—
settlement thereof.
— “ Pop— whacha— doin ’ ’ ’
L IL L I E A. CROW, Administratrix.
FEW days ago we heard a short
— or w ifey— said—
Alta King, Attorney for estate. j22j!20c
conversation between two boys
— what all— wives say—
mat had a peculiar interest to us.
— “ Hubby— dear— have you—
Evidently one little boy had asked
Notice to Creditors.
— fiv e plunks— for me—
the other to go somewhere or to do
In the Matter o f the Estate o f H. C.
— for tomorrow—
something. The other evidently had
Counts, Deceased:
— and you— think—
asked permission o f his father and had
Notice is hereby given that tbe under­
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received a negative answer.
signed bus been duly appointed admin­
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It was at this point that we heard
istrator o f tbe estate o f H. C. Counts,
-and— you say—
the conversation. The other little boy
deceased, by the County Court o f Lane
-“ Yes ( -------- !) darlin g“ —
was saying, “ Come on anyway; what
county, state o f Oregon.
— just— as sweet I
do you c a r e !”
A ll persons having claims uguinst the
JOr— does— the managing—editor— say
The answer was:
estate o f said H. C. Counts, deceased,
— “ Now — Lainpie— old boy— just dash
“ 1 guess not; when dad says, I guess
are hereby notified and required to pre­
me— o ff— about a— third—o f— a yard
1 know what to do.’ ’
sent the same to tbe undersigned, at
— o f— that— stuph— of yours’ ’— and—
Cottage Grove, in I-ane county, stnte o f
As far as we know the father o f this
is this— the way— he does— it f
little chap isn't one who keeps his boys
Oregon, with the proper vouchers and
— or— does he— think— (a dangerous
in fear of him. He isn 't always using
properly verified, as by law required,
thing—to d o )— that— putting in— a jerk
a club to exact obedience, Quite fre­
within six months from the first publi­
is— much like— putting in— some pepf
quently we have seen him playing with
cation o f this notice.
— or does— he— do it— because— he ’»
them as i f be were one o f them. Quite
Dated this 22d day o f June, A. D.
got— to get— the money— and— doesn’t
evidently the feeling o f his children to­
191«.
— know— poor fellow — how else— to get
F R A N K KN O X,
ward dad is one more o f love than of
itf
fear.
Administrator o f tbe Estate
tH e ’ll never— die— rich.
jun22-jly20e
o f H. C. Counts, deceased.
When one o f his boys said, “ When
fH a ve you— I wonder— like me— often
dad says, I guess I know what to do,’ ’
fe lt—grateful— to Lampman— for his
he spoke in a natural tone as i f ex­
NOTICE POR PUBLICATIO N .
column— because— it
makes— you— ap­
pressing something about which there
preciate so much— more— the real—
was no possible chance for dispute or
Department o f the Interior, U. H.
stuph— that— gets in— there— when he
argument. I t did not seem to be a
oversleeps— some morning— and— has to Land O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon, June
question o f what might happen— for
use— the shears— on a— B illy Hunday— 13, 1910.
nothing was going to happen— dad was
Notice is hereby given that Verty F.
sermon— or something— with some— real
going to be obeyed without any i f » or
Hebert,
o f Oakridge, Oregon, who, on
— pep— to i t f
but*.
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have— often— wondered— why he— August 18, 1909, made Adjoining Farm
We have little fear for the future of
— calls— it— The Once Over— but it— Homestead Entry, Herial No. 05212, for
a boy like this. A boy who is taught to
I » t 1 o f Hee. 22, and HE >/* o f 8E% of
comes— to me— just now—
obey without being elubbed to it has
fL IH T E N ! — he doesn’t— want— folks HW*4 o f 8W'/4 o f Section 15, Township
at least one parent (and it should be
21 H. Range 3 E. Willamette Meridian,
— to think— that h e’s— going— to try—
ths father) who w ill see that he is start
has filed notice o f his intention to make
to put it— over— again.
ed on the right course— and the boy
final five-year proof, to establish claim
who does before adolescence what bis
to the land above described, before I.
dad tells him to do is more than likely,
Evidently
there
are
chautauqua P. Hewitt, U. H. Commissioner, at his
after adolescence, to consider well i f his knockers in other cities. List to this o ffice at Eugene, Oregon, on the 27th
actions are such as dad would approve. from the Woodburn Independent:
day o f July, 1910.
I f the word o f all fathers was respect­
’Tis true that the chautauqua takes
Claimant names as witnesses :
ed like the word o f the father of the money out o f town. Ho does baseball.
Charles E. McOlane, o f Oakridge, Ore
little shaver we have referred to, there Ho do these outings that so many take. gon; George E. Hebert, o f Oakridge,
would be mueh less sorrow in this old There are many things not taken into Oregon; William H. Walker, o f Oak-
world.
consideration that take money out o f ridge, Oregon; James W. Hill, o f Oak-
town. I f the people o f Woodburn did ridge, Oregon.
S P A N K IN G MEXICO.
not get a chautauqua here they would
W. H. CANON,
go where there was a chautauqua, and junl4-jly!9c
Register.
'~w~' F WE did not have a suspicion that also would take money out o f the
1. that Germany is partly accounta- town.
It doesn’t cost you anything to ad­
Tdefor the trouble in Mexico; if we did
vertise an article if you want to taka
not feel that the greed of manufactur­
Anything that’s worth selling is advantage of Tbe Sentinel's new want
ers of arms, armament and ammunition worth the price of a want ad. to help ad stunt. No sale, no pay; that’s tbe
are in a measure responsible for the ■ell it.
dee22tf way we do business.
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COTTAGE GROVE, O REG O N
TU ESs JULY 4
Parade at 9:30— Program at City Park at 11
S P O R T S A LL A F T E R N O O N
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Harry Keeler, rd wk ................
J. A. Herbert, rd w k ................
J. P. Bryan, rd w k ....................
Kellie Keeler, rd wk ..................
George Cauuaut, rd w k .............
T. E. Keeler, rd wk ..................
Road District No. 62.
Bergman Bros., blarksinithing
Minnie Miller Hniith, gravel;
claimed $3.24; allowed .........
A. K. Tolmau, rd wk ................
George Hnllnday, rd w k .............
W. A Ream, rd w k ....................
L. H. Ream, rd wk ..................
II. S. Bimta, rd wk ................ ..
E. T. Barnes................................
F. X. Gallagher, rd wk
Walter Campbell, rd w k ....... J, .
Clarence Hnllnday, rd w k .........
Henry Pullet, rd wk .................
Eltie Pullet, rd wk ..................
E. C. Hart, rd wk ....................
J. P. Hodge, rd wk ..................
Road District No. 04.
O. W. Thompson, rd wk ...........
A. Allen, rd wk ........................
Road District No. 06.
Thos. C. Hturrct k Munition N.
Hovey, judgment for costs and
disbursements.................
G riffin Babb Hdw. Co., » f e e l . . . .
Road District No. 67.
Griffin-Babb Hdw. Co., tools.
Joseph Gimp!, rd wk .......
K. L. Hayes, rd wk .........
Kldon Kraal, rd wk .......
Lloyd Kraal, rd wk .........
John Kraal, rd w k ........... • • • • •
W ill Jenkins, rd w k ......... • • • • •
Wayne Jenkins, rd wk . . . .
H. V. Jenkins, rd wk .......
H. V. Jenkins, rd wk . . . .
Val Brewer, rd wk .........
J. V. Jenkins, rd w k .........
Wayne E. Jenkins, rd wk .
Road District No. 68.
C. F. Counts, rd wk ......... ....... *
Finley Huff, rd wk .........
A. Hoderstrom, rd w k .......
E. M. Hbarp, rd wk .........
J. V. Johnson, rd w k ......... • • • • •
Addison Williams, rd wk . • • • • •
George Randolph, rd wk .. • • • • •
L. M. Powell, rd wk ....... • • • • •
W. E. Gilstrap, rd wk . . . . • • s • •
A. Osborne, rd wk .........
Gerle Counts, rd wk .........
Road District No. 69.
Curtis Veatrh, rd wk ....... ....... 4
G. W. McFarland, rd wk ..
P. H. Ritchey, rd w k .......
M. M. Wheeler, rd wk . . . .
W. A. Hemenway, rd wk ..
Ross Aubrey, rd wk .........
C. T. 1’ eek, rd wk ...........
L. M. Tucker, rd wk .......
L. B. Hlagle, rd wk .........
J. A. Ashby, rd wk .........
Edd Ashby, rd w k .............
W. Ü. Bittinger, rd wk . . . . • ••90
Road District No. 71.
J. G. Porter, rd wk ......... ....... *
Ernest Mabe, rd wk ....... • • • • •
James D. Nichols, rd wk .. • • • • •
E. J. Mabe, rd wk ........... • • • • •
H. T. Aldous, rd wk .........
L. H. Porter, rd wk .........
J. H. Leaver, rd wk .........
Roy Cox, rd wk ............... • 9 • t •
C. E. Carlile, rd wk .........
Road District No. 70.
Bona Patten, rd wk .........
C. Wbipps, rd wk .............
H. Castle, rd wk .............
Herman Hiiseh, rd wk . . . .
C. A. Traer, rd wk ...........
J. Ijineaster, rd wk . . . . • • • • •
Bert Lancaster, rd wk . . . .
Irwin Whipps, rd wk . . . . • • • • •
W. Barber, rd wk .............
F. Frost, rd wk ..............
Glen Linebaugb, rd wk .. .
Ilamloth k Rhode blacksmith-
in g ..............................
Knowles k Gräber, tools
Road District N
81.
M. B. Harris, rd wk
....$
F. W. Taylor, rd wk . . .
Joseph Graham, rd wk .
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Joseph Acbeson, rd wk .
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Fred J. Wells, rd wk . . .
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James Hunter, rd wk . . .
O. H. Prindle, rd wk . . .
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H. H. Hwnnson, rd wk . . .
Theodore Hwnnson, rd wk
Road District N
82.
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II O. Hpickler, rd wk . . .
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H. E. Hpiekler, rd wk . . .
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Ira Jeffers, rd wk . . . ,
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Joe Porter, rd wk . . . .
Harold Porter, rd wk . . .
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G. W. 1 .use, rd nk . . . . • ••••••••
H. W. Porter, rd » k .. .
K. W. Wright, rd wk .
G riffin Babb Hdw. I
nails,
coal, etc........... . . . • • • • • • •
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H. M. Mi-Keen, blurksmithing. .$
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F. Herman ................ . . 1 .........♦
Herbert J. Downing. .. . 4.........
J. L. H e a v e r ..............
Edwin T u lln r ............. .10.........
J. V. O ’ L e a r y ............ .18.........
F. H. R o b in e tt........... .21.........
Ira H a rrin g to n .......... .11.........
J. A. Phelps................. »2
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L. C. Knping............... .42.........
M. T. Hum*................. .43.........
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Study Food Values
Food provided for the family table de­
serves the careful thought o f every house­
wife. D o you use thought when buying
baking powder?
The quality o f cake, biscuits and all
quickly raised flour ftxxls depends largely
upon the kind o f b a lin g powder used.
Royal Raking P o w d er is made from
cream o f tartar derived from grapes. It is
absolutely pure and has proved its excel­
lence for making food o f finest quality and
wholesomeness for generations.
Royal Baking P o w d er contains no alum
nor phosphate.
R O Y A L B A K IN G P O W D E R
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4th of July
the best time for your
Vacation Trip
Suggestions for your trip
Gathering agates at Newport.
Dedication of Springs at Ashland.
Fishing Is fine at many points.
Rogue River Roundup Ashland July 4, 6. 0.
Cherry Fair at Salem.
Celebration at Newport July 4th.
L o w round trip fares
between all Houthern Pacific stations in Oregon where the one way
fare is $0.(8) or less on July I, 2, 3 nnd 4. Return limit July 5th.
Ask your locnl agent for further information or write to
John M. Scott, Oeneral Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
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