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T U I R S I ) A V , J l LY -'7. 1910
HELL
ON
THE
RIO
R E A L O PTIM IS M .
GRANDE.
(By a United States Trooper.)
IU
devil, we 're told, in
hell WHS
J
chained;
For a thousaud years he there remained.
He did not grumble, nor did he groau,
But concluded he'd start a hell of his
own
Where he could torment the souls of
men
And not be confined in a prison pen.
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m
He started and put thorns on all the
trees,
And mixed up the sand with millions of
fleas.
He scattered tarantulas along all the
roads,
He put thorns on the cactus, aud horns
on the toads.
He lengthened the horns o f the Texas
steers,
And put an addition on the rabbits ’
ears.
He put a little devil in the broncho
steed,
And poisoned the feet of the centipede.
i I )
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we think the Southern Pacific
railway is entitled to first place.
During the past year, while uncertain
as to whether or not millions of ilollars
iu lauds would be takeu away from it;
while uncertain as to what rates would
be put into effect by the interstate
commerce commission; while pulled this
way aud hauled that way by selfish in
dustries demanding rates that would
So he asked the Lord if he had on baud benefit them and ruin others along the
Anything left when he made the laud, lines of the railway; with business de-
The Lord said, “ Yes, I had plenty on ' pressed by the hard times, and taxes
hand,
, increased; while threatened with an in-
But I left it dowu by the Rio Grande. ‘ crease of 25 per cent in the wages of
The fact is, old fellow, the stuff is so trainmen or the alternative o f a com
poor
plete tieup of the system, the railway
1 don't think it could lie used for a uas at the same time been conducting
hell any more.
a campaign of dev elopuient of Oregon
just as if nothing was wrong—just as if
But the devil went out to look at the
was unconscious o f the many things
being done which threaten the very life
truck,
Aud he said i f it came as a gift he o f the system.
During the year the railroad has is­
was stuck.
sued no less than a dozen booster books,
For examining it carefully aud well,
He declared it was too dry for a hell.
as follows:
“ Bound the Loop,” “ Through the
So, in order to get it o ff of his hands,
The Lord told the devil he'd water the Heart o f Willamette Valley,” “ Way-
side Notes, Shasta Route,” “ Oregon
lands.
Waluuts,’ ’ “ Coos Bay Country,” “ Ore
For the Lord had some water, or rather ; gon for the Settler,” “ Oregon Out
some dregs—
doors,” “ Suggestions for Side Trips
A regular cathartic that smelled like from Portland,” “ Tillamook County
Beaches," “ Sacred Summits of the Sis
bad eggs—
“ Side Trips Along Shasta
So the deal was made and the deed was : kiyous,
‘ Crater Lake,” and “ New
given,
I Route,
And the Lord went back to his home in port.”
heaven.
All of these books have been issued
Then the devil said, “ I have all that ; in sufficient quantity to permit ot a
is needed
1 complete distribution through the east
To make a good hell,” and hence he ern part of the United States as well
succeeded.
' as in the Paeifie roast states.
The
A N O T H E R VIC IO US MEASURE.
^ i ^ H K K K will be found upon the bal-
lot this year the most vicious
•«ingle tax measure ever presented to the
voters of Oregon.
Of course it is not culled a single tax
measure. U 'K :n fathered it, as he has
fathered all single tax measures in Ore-
gun, and he alwuys smoothes over the
point of the tax.
Mr. U'Ren, who bus acknowledged
that bis work for the adoption of the
initiative was for the sole purpose of
putting over single tax, gave the meas­
ure the title o f “ People’s Land and
The rattlesnake bites you, the scorpion
Loan L a w ,” but the attorney general
stings,
has arbitrary power in giving titles to
Mosquitos annoy you with buzzing
measures upon the ballot and it will ap­
wings,
pear under the title, “ Full Rental Value
Sandburg prevail, and so do the ants,
l*and Tax and Homesteaders' Loan
And i f you sit down you need half-soles
Fund Amendment.”
Mr. U ’Ren has
on your pants.
expressed his disgust that his single tax
The devil declared that through the
pill is not to have a sugar coating. He
whole land
spent a whole day arguing with Attor­
He would manage to keep up the d evil’s
ney General Brown, but that official in­
own brand,
sisted that the title
give as nearly
And all would be mavericks unless they
as possible the meat of the measure.
bore
While the wording o f the measure is
Marks and scratches and bites by the
somewhat indefinite,
its enactment
score.
would undoubtedly mean the substitu­
The heat in the summer is one hundred tion of a full rental tax on all land in
and ten—
lieu of all other taxes.
I t 's too hot for the devil, and too hot
It would make no difference whether
for the men.
or not such a tax raised twice as much
The wild boar roams through the black money as was needed, or whether it
chaparrel—
produced only one-quarter the necessary
It 's a hell of a place he's got for a hell. fund.
Red pepper grows along the banks of
What would be the results of such a
the brooks,
tax!
And the Mexican serves them in all that
Suppose you own 160 acres.
he cooks.
Under this measure you would pay to
Just dine with a greaser and then you the state the full earning capacity of
will shout:
the land.
“ I ’ve got hell on the inside as well as
Therefore, the land would be worth
the out.”
not a cent to you. The man who rented
a piece of equal value would earn just
as much from his rented land and would
have no investment.
I f you should rent your land, the full
rental would go to the state.
I f the full rental tax was not paid,
the land would become the property of
the state and could never again pass
into private hands.
I f that isn’t pure, unadulterated
single tax, what is !
By judicious advertising you can
But that isn’t all.
make people believe what should
Is it the tendency o f renters to im­
be a fact; that your store is a
prove land, or to let it deteriorate! The
good one to deal at; that the
latter, of course.
goods you manufacture or sell are
Ho our lands and farm buildings
good goods, and that the prices
would gradually deteriorate, would bc-
you charge for them are as rea
; come b-ss productive, and we would go
sonable as could be expected.
! backward, instead of forward.
Why not do it and help your
But that isn’t all.
salesmen, your clerks, or even
What o f those who have mortgages on
yourself, make sales!
I real estate!
The Cottage Grove Sentinel is
Under this measure the full earning
the best advertising medium in
j capacity of the land goes to the state
this section of the country. I f
for tax. Therefore there is nothing left
you are not advertising in it, then
with which to take up the mortgage,
there is business to be had which
j
The mortgagor could not pay the mort-
you are not getting.
| gage, so the mortgagee would have to
take the land, and the land would be
ADVERTISING
WILL DO IT
worthless to him, for its earnings would
go to the state.
Therefore this measure would rob all
those holding mortgages of all the uioii
ey thus invested.
Is it any wonder that with such freak
laws coming up ut every election people
hesitate to put their money into Oregon
lauds or to loan money ou Oregon Iniulsf
But that i n ' t all.
The single tax feature of the bill is
sugar coated with a provision that otic
third of the money raised by this tax
shall be put into a fumi to be loaned
for the purpose of improvements ou
land. Aud there is no interest for five
years on the money thus borrowed. This
is the feature of the bill that is ex
pec ted to catch the voter.
But that isn't all.
If the money thus borrowed isn't
paid back, the land becomes the prop
erty of the state. With the full earning
capacity of the land going to the state
for taxes, tlyre would, o f course, be no
money with which to pay the borrowed
money, and it would be but a few years
until all land upon which money was
borrowed would become the property
of the state, never again to become pri
v ate property.
But that isn't all
This money is to be loaned only to
the lazy and shiftless, for if any person
has accumulated property to the amount
of $2,25(1 he is not eligible to borrow
any of this money, although one third
o f his tax goes into this fund.
This isn't all, but it's enough for this
time, aud enough to show that of a
the vicious single tax measures that
have originated in the fertile mind of
that superb business failure, W. S
U'Ren, this is the most vicious.
And the biggest joke is that *h¡s
measure has been eudorsed by n mini
ber of granges, the members o f which
ire land owners.
U 'Ken can fool some o f the people
all the time.
A N E W K I N K FOR O E T T IN O ROAD
MONEY.
Nt^llE Oregon Voter suggests a nieth
od of getting additional road inon
ey that has sufficient merit to entith* it
to serious consideration.
The Voter suggests the issuance of
road bonds for the construction of
through roads, the bonds to tie taken up
through tin additional tux on autumn
biles.
Automobiles get more benefit of the
roads than other vehieles; they demand
better roads thnn other vehicles; they
tear up the roads more than other vr
bieles, anil good ronds will soon save
automobile owners in tire and gns bills
probably as muoh as the additional tax.
We do not own a car and never ex­
pect to— so this method of bull ling
roads appeals to us very strongly.
© '
I t ’s funny that some folks dislike see­
ing a pretty girl get married— is it sor­
row for the man who gets her, or be­
cause they think of how her benuty will
fade, or because they want her for them
selves!
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that by an or
der o f the County Court of Lane county,
Oregon, duly made and entered of rec­
ord on the 740th day of June, 1910, in
the matter of the estate of J. C. Cluck
ey, deceased, the undersigned was duly
appointed administrator of said estate.
All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby required to pre­
sent the same, duly verified, to the un­
dersigned at the stoFe o f Knowles A
Graber, at Cottage Grove, Lane county,
Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated this Cth day of July, 1916.
GEORGE O. KNOW LES,
Administrator o f the Estate of
J. C. Cluckey, deceased.
E. O. Hotter, Atty. for Estate, jlyOuug.'l
Notice of S h e r iffs Sale on Execution
in Foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution und order of sale issued
out o f the circuit court of the state
of Oregon for Lane county on the 15th
day of July, 1916, on a judgment ren­
dered in said court on the 8th day of
July, 1916, in a suit wherein the plaint­
i f f Fred Wright recovered judgment
against the defendants, C. D. Bruinard
and Gertrude K. Bruinard, fur the sum
of $729.67, with interest thereon from
the 8th day of July, 1916, at the rate
of 10 per cent per annum, and the fur­
ther sum of $8.99 with interest thereon
i'.t ti.c rate o f 6 per cent per annum
from the 8th day of July, 1916, und one
hundred and no-100 dollars attorneys’
fees, and the further sum of eighteen
aud 40 100 dollars costs, which judgment
was enrolled and doeketed in the clerk 'a
office of said court on the 8tb day of
July, 1916, and said execution to me di­
rected commanding me in the name of
the state of Oregon, in order to satisfy
said judgment, costs, and attorneys’
fees, to sell the following described real
property, towit:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Milapoo
Hark, as the same is platted and record­
ed in the plut records of Lane county,
Oregon, and situated in Larie county,
Oregon.
Now, therefore, in the name o f the
state o f Oregon, and in compliance with
said execution and order of sale, I will
on Saturduy, the 19th day o f August,
1916, between the hours of 9 o ’clock a.
in. und 4 o ’clock p. m., towit: at one
o'clock p. in. on said day, at the south
west door of the county court house in
Eugene, I»one county, Oregon, offer for
sale, and sell, subject to redemption, all
the right, title and interest of the de­
fendants, C. D. Brainaril, Gertrude R.
Hrainard, his wife, John Cunningham,
National Hospital Association, a cor­
poration, anil W. O. Wilson in and to
the above described real property.
JAM EH C. PA R K E R ,
jl20al7 Hheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
Notlcw for Publiratlou.
Htsts of Ohio. Cltv of Toltolo, t
l.ucas Couiity.
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Department of thè Interior, U. H.
Fra n k I l ’ hcllcv nis k e s uniti lim i b r la
I.nnd Office at Koseburg, Oregon, Jiiuc
■ ■•nini [m u n i r o f tllc lim i o f F J l'b c o n y
A Co., doline Imalin-au In (he C it y o f Tir-
22, miti.
lioln. C o ii n ly nini Ululi' sforra nlil,
nnd
Nolicc is hereby given that William
Disi snld finn » I I I |mv Ilo- numi o f O N E
l l l ' N I ' H K D IM II . I .A I t H for «miti sud rv -
li. Flock, of Oakridge, Oregon, w ho, on
r r y in«., uf ('n in i ili lim i i niinol lo- n i i n i
July 25, Ib ll, Iliade llomestead Entry,
by t h « uss o f H A I I . H i ' A T V II II II l ' U l i H
FRANK l ( T I K N K V
Bermi No. 07278, for l.ot 4 and pari of
Hwnrn lo h e f o r » ma nini auliai'rlhril In
Luta 2 uud d, desenbed by melos and
m y presone*. Ild s Olii d u i o f I)«in'lnbi<rt
A D IMM
bulimia, of Hoc. 17, Tp. 21 H., IL ,i E.
IBval)
A VV OLEARI )N,
W. M., and ou Novcmbcr .<, Itili, lumie
Notnry l'ubile
Unir« Cntnrrh P u r » 1« luk.-n In tr ri m llv
Additioual Hoineatoiul Entry, Serial No.
and n rls itlrec tlv ninni lln l'Ino.1 nnd inii-
00828, for thè NW>» of l.ot’ 1, uud Lola
OOUS a u r f a r s s o f thè System
R etili for
ISBHiiii'nlnla. f i n .
2 .1, ami 4 of Hoc. 17, Tp. 21 M., IL 3
Farm hands an* needed around AI
F J C I I K M R V A CO
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E. W. M., except thè lami ombraceli in bany.
Hnld by sii lir iig s la la
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originai entry No. 07278, lina filmi no
The Dalles' n«'w $100.000 federal
lice of inteutiou lo mnko final fivo
building
la completed.
yenr proof, lo establish clami lo thè
SHOULD SLOAN S L I N I M E N T GO
Itecrulttlig officer« failed to get a
lami above described, beli.re I. 1‘. lievi
ALONG
Ut, IL H. t'oinmissioiier, ut hia office at single recruit at Hood Hlv«<r.
Of course it should! For ufler it siren
Many Waaco county farinera arc nous dtty when your niuacles have been
Eugeni', Oregon, on thè IStli day of
Augiist, Itili).
raising field p«>as this season.
exercised to the limit an iipplicution of
Uluimunt nauies ua witnewses: H. E.
The Hood River valley cherry crop Sloan's Uniment will take the soreness
Wulkcr, of Oakridge, Oregon; J. I.. lias I...... practically marketed.
and stiffness away and gel you in fine
Flock, of Oakridge, Oregon; W. H
Of 79 applicants to tukc the state shape for tomorrow. You should also
Walker, of Oakridge, Oregon; William bar examinations In June, 67 passed. use it for U sudden uttiick of toothache,
Flock, of Oakridge, Oregon.
stiff neck, backache, slings, biles and
The Helix municipal nutntnrlum has
jil2baugdc
W. il. CANON, Register.
the tunny accidents that arc Incidental
been completed and toon will be In
lo u vacation. “ We would its soon
use.
li'iivc our baggage us go on u vacation
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
For the first time In the state's his or camp out without Simm ‘s Liniment.”
Scaled bids for gru'diiig, placing pipe lory 30.000 automobile licenses have Writes one v uentionistl “ We use It for
everything from cramps to toothache.”
culverts, and constructing concrete cui been Issued.
Haying Is In full blast, numerous Pot a bottle in your bag, be prepared
vert on a portion of the Faciflc High
way in Lane county, Oregon, will be baling machines operating In northern and have no regrets.
received by the county court of Lane Lune county.
county and the State Highway com
T w o carloads of cavalry horses were
mission at the office of the said county shipped from
Klamath
Falls last
court in the courthouse, Eugene, Ore
week to El Paso, Texas
gun, until 12:00 o'clock A. M. Friday,
Monroe's hundreds of acres of new
July 28, 1916.
Cottage Grove Tranafer
Proposal blanks, forms of contracts orchard tracts arc Just coming Into
and specifications and full information hearing and are In fine condition
Th«1 Lynch A Taylor Produce com
regarding the work may be obtained
from Hollis W. Libby, county surveyor, puny, of North Yakima, has located In
courthouse, Eugene, Oregon, or from The Dalles, aud will pack pruues.
the state engineer, 303 Capitol building,
Plano Moving
A petition Is to he circulated for re
Siilem, Oregon.
Auto Dray For Quirk Delivery
call of the members of the Polk coun
The right is reserved to reject any or ty court. Extravagance Is charged.
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
all bids or to accept the proposal of any
The ninth annual convention of the
bidder.
Phone 72
Oregon Retail Jewelers' usaoelatlou
COU NTY COURT OF L A N E COUNTY
STACY M RUSSELL, County Clerk. was held In Albany Monday aud Tues
LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD
S T A T E H IG H W A Y COMMISSION, day.
No one can either feel good nor look
The Multnomah board of county
JOHN H l e w i s
good while suffering from rnnatiptnion.
July 12, 1916.
State Engineer. commissioners «el aside $;iooo for the Get rid of that tired, druggy , lifeless
jly l3 20 27 relief of families of guardsmen now at feeling by a treatment of Dr. King's
the border.
New Life Pills. Hoy n box to day, take
SUMMONS.
Clackamas county has profited fl one or two pills to night. In the morn
nauclally under the prohibition law. ing that stuffed, dull feeling is gone and
In the Circuit Court o f the state of according to the semi annual report of you f«'ol better at once. 25«' at your
Oregon for Lane county.
druggist.
county officials.
O. \V. Davis, plaintiff, vs. Long I'lar
More than 2(8m former residents of
cr Mining Co., a corporation, Florence
the state of Iowa wore present at the
L. Harris and William Harris, defend
second annual Iowa Society picnic,
ant*.
The Olty Transfer
To Florence L. Harris and William liar held at Portland.
Hlckreall, which 1» one of th«* oldest
ris, her husband:
All Kinds of
In the name of the ntnte of Oregon, towns In I’olk county, having original
you are hereby required to appear .mil ly been known as Dixie, will aoon bo
answer thi* complaint filed against you lighted with electricity.
in the above entitled court and cause
Resources of the 19 state and eight
on or before the 7th day of September, national banks and trust companies In
riano Moving a Specialty
A. D. 1916, said date being six weeks
Portland Increased $4.'.’25,76o 08 In the
WOOD A N D COAL
from the date ordered for the first pub
year ending June 30 lust
liration of this summons, towit: six
Phone 55
The Eugene, Elmira It Florence Tel
weeks from the 27th dny of July, 1916,
Office At Ragle Cigar Store
and i f you fail to appear and answer epholie company, a pioneer telephone
said complaint, the plaintiff will apply concern doing business In louie coun
to the court for the relief demanded ty. has filed papers In lainkruptry.
PRO FES SIO NA L CARDS
in his said complaint, namely, for a
For the week ending July 20 a total
judgment and decree for the sum ot of 260 accidents were reported to the
M AX LUEBKE
$806.90, $3.70, $75.00, $656.00, $3.70, state Industrial accident Insurance
$75.(8), $850.00, $3.70 and $75.00, to­ corn mission, of which two were fatal
THE RAW LEIG H M AN
gether with 6 per cent interest thereon
Owliig to a greater dumand for roll
R«sldenre Tenth St.
fronwthe 20th day o f June, A. I). 1916,
ing stock the Southern Pacific la now
with costs und disbursement! o f this
Pitone 176-L
uuglPpd
suit as prayed in plaintiff's eomplnint running Its repair shops In Dallas 10
filed in this suit, nlso a decree of fore­ hours a day. an hour overtime each
R. M. McCARGAR, O. D. 8
closure of three certain l.uborer's Liens day.
D E N TIS T
particularly described in p la in tiff’s
A resolution favoring a county tax %
Exhibits “ A , ” “ B ,” “ C ,” ” I>” and on mail order houses for the business Neuralgia relieved instantly by local sp
E ” in his complaint filed in said done In the county was adopted by plication.
Residence aud office one
suit.
the Albany Retail Merchants' aasocla Id ck south of postoffice.
You are further notified thnt the date
Phone 1741J
Cottage Grove, Oregon
tlon.
of the order for publirnUon of said
The first 24 pairs of 3000 Chinese
summons was made the twenty first day
pheasants to be liberated In Oregon Practices in ull Courts
o f July, 1916, and the day upon which
25 Years Experience
you nre required to answer said com­ this season by the state fish and
H.
J.
SHINN
plaint is the seventh day of September, game commission will I m * released at
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1916; thnt the first publication of this Bend.
N O T A R Y PLHI.lt:
Prune buyers who have made the
summons will be mad«- on the 27th day
o f July, 1916, and the date o f the last round of Ihiuglas county orchards all
liuder Huiiding, Over Mil mm Shop
publication thereof will be on the 7th report that the crop In I8iuglas county
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
lay of September, 1916. You are fur­ will be one of the largest ever mar
ther notified that this summons is
Phone, 47
Office Lawson Blk
keted.
served upon you by publication thereof
Clackamas county leads the state
DR. 0. E. FROST
in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, a weekly
newspaper published in Cottage Grove, hy 80 per cent In the number of school Electricul Treatments A Uuy picturea.
Microscopic Examination of Mputuu .
Lane county, state o f Oregon, and is of children engaged In gardening, accord
und Blood
general circulation in said county nnd Ing to County School Superintendent
Calavan.
state.
A hand of sheep belonging to C. F. J. E. YOUNG
H. J. S H IN N ,
j!27npt7
Attorney for plnintiff. Cate, ranging on a farm five miles
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
south of Eugene, has been attacked
Othce on Mum Street
by hctnorrhagls septicemia, and 30
8UMMONS
Cottage
Orove
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Oregon.
have died.
In the circuit court of the stnte of
John J. McCarthy, 49 years old, a
DR. A. J. HENDRY
Oregon for Lane county.
Portland traffic policeman, was killed
Roy N. Castor, plnintiff, vs. Ornce A. when a street car struck an automo­
D E N T IS T
Castor, defendant.
LADY A TTE N D A N T
bile In which McCarthy and others
To Grace A. Castor, the nbove named
were riding.
OVER FIR S T N A T I O N A L H A N K
defendant:
Charles R. Barnhart, aged 74 years Phoue 10
Cottage Grove, Oregon
In the name o f the stnte o f Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and and for many years engaged In mining
answer the complaint filed ngnir.st you In southern Douglas county, died at
A. W . KIMK, M. D.
in the nbove entitled suit within six the Soldiers’ Home In Hoseburg after
P
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Y
S I C IA N A N D SURGEON
weeks from the date o f the first publi­ a brief Illness.
cation of this summons, nnd i f you fail
The cities of Sheridan and Newberg
Office la Phillips
so to answer for want thereof the have applied to the public service com
Building, over the
Douson Drug Store.
plaintiff will apply to the court for the mission for permission to construct
relief prnyed for in plnintiff ’a com­ grade crossings over the tracks of the
Office Phone 34 Residence Phone 126J
plaint, towit: For a decree dissolving
Southern Pacific.
the mnrringe contrnet existing between
Investors of Portland subscribed be
DR. W. M. HAM ILTON
you and the plnintiff and for an abso­
LICENSED CH IRO PRAC TIC
lute divorce from you and for other tween $260.000 and $300.000 to the big
P H Y S I C IA N
and further relief prayed for in said French loan, according to the estimate
complaint on the grounds o f desertion of one of the firms representing the Consultation and examination free. O f ­
fice hours 9 to 6. Sundays und evenings
for more thnn one yenr.
Morgan syndicate.
by appointment.
This summons is served by publica­
Congressman Slnnott's Jackrahhlt
tion by order o f the Honornble O. F. hat, the first ever manufactured from Office nnd Residence: 194 North Sixth
Street, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Skipworth, judge o f the above named
the fur of the pest of the plains, Is to
court, dated the 21st dny o f July, 1916,
the date of the first publication of this find a home with the Oregon Histori­
WM. BARKER, JR.
summons is the 27th day o f July, A. D. cal society, at Portland.
A SS A YE R A N D A N A L Y S T
The first ship to he built at the new Cut Mites, lowest prices. Gold, 75c; cop
1916, nnd the date of the Inst publics
tion will be on the 7th dny o f Septem­ yards of the American .Shipbuilding per, $1; qualitative nnalysia, $5; qunlt-
ber, 1916. On or before the last day company at Astoria will he the targ titative analysis o f ores, *13; cyanide
of publication yon are required to nn- cat wood lumber carrier In the world. test on ore, $15; Careful, nrcii-.itn work,
swer said complaint.
The vessel will measure 316 feet In quick returns.
H. J. S H INN ,
length and will have a beam of 52 feet. 423 Tenth Avenue East, Eugene, Oregon
j!27spt7
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The cargo capacity will be 2,600,000
I f a Sentinel want ad. w on’t sell
feet of lumber.
A Sentinel want ad. will sell it.
throw it away.
mayl
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Hauling & Draying Done
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