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ONLY Cottage ONE “ BEST” Grove People Oire Where Credit Is Due. OREGON NEWS NOTES Credit OF GENERAL INTEREST P(*ople of Cottage Orove who suffer with weak kidneys ami had backs want u kidney remedy that can he depended upon. Doan’s Kidney Pills is a medi cine for the kidneys only, and one that is hacked by willing testimony ..f Cottage Grove in»«»pU*. Ask your neighbor. 0. A. I^mbert, SSI Second StM Cot tage Grove, says: “ I don’t know of auything better fer kidney trouble than Doan’s Kidney Pills. My work was a »train on my haek and I had attacks of lumbago which hurt me to bend or stoop and it was just as hard to straighten again. kidneys acted irregularly, until I used Doan N Kid nev Pills but they were just what I needed for they made my back strong and well and put mv kidneys in good order. •* Price 60c, at all dealer*. Don’t sim ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Lambert had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. f3 10 Do you want to buy something and don't know who has it for salef A Sentinel wantnd will find the owner for you. tf G r o v e T ra n s fe r r w JACOBS PROPRIETOR Ros PbOQ* It n Of fies Pbons 4 P R O F E S S IO N A L CARDS " -------------------------------- ------— j, DR. C. E. FROST Office in I.a*non builring Phone 47 ¡Cottage Gro\e Oregon GAVEN C DYOTT M D Physician ami Burgeon X ray work in all it* branches. Eve h in Ip* by appointment. 634 Main Cottage Grove, Oregon J. E YOUNO Attorney at l*aw Office rear of Firn! National bank Cottagi* Orove, Oregon H J. SHINN Attorney :it Law unci Notary Publie Practices in all courts. Twenty-five years of experience Bad**r Hblg. Cottage (»rove. Ore. ALTA KING Attorney at l*uw Collections, Probate, Notary Public 774 Willamette Ht., Eugene, Ore. H W. TITU8, D M D Expert Dentistry Mo.tern equipment. First National Bank building. Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 6. Evenings and Holidays by i appointment. J. 8 __ Attorney Aim nirj Eug<-u<- I AHI II 4 Sin Eugi-nr, I DR W. M HAMILTON Chin*prni*t ir Chronir i-mw n spwinlt**. Offirr* ov rr Darby hardware. K' ku I'I ii * «1 K.utli Pacific Highway. DR A. W. KIM I; RjH-i-ialiHi in Ob»t»*tri<*s Will r*rp for poufiio'im-utp nl hi* homp if d**Nir**<i. HjM-i'ial our*«.* if r** qaired. Phon»-*: offirp, '14; rt'i. I26J MR* F. J ALSTOTT Huggtutivp Thpmppalie* Why ki*p|i your |aiiiif*f Both i-hronir nnd arutp nilim-nts tri-ati-d Phonp 1 so L Cottagp Orovp, Or* . I DR W. E. LEBOW Dentist Office Fifth and Mnin. Hour*, 8:.10 I i" 12 nnd 1 to 6 :80. Kvplling* uni Monday* by nppointno-nt. l*non**» offipp 36, rp*nlp|ipp 13.1 I . Colb'ptor Offipp in Fir*t Nut ion:'I hank build ing; Sixth ntreet pnfrnnpp HERBERT W. LOMBARD Attnrnpy nt I in First National Hank Building Cottagi* Oro».-, Ofp. Fhonp 04 DR. J. P. CHISHOLM GRADIATE VETERINARIAN Cottagp Hotel Cottagi- Uro**- SI* Portland high srhnols graduated S64 student* In mid year exercise* held Friday. The state convention of the Frater nal Order of Engles will be held in Rugene, June 6 and 7. * The Salem lodge of Klkg has decid ed to postpone erection of its new temple until next year. Joseph M Hawkins, 68, one of the most active business men of the Wil lamette valley, died suddenly at hia home In Albany. Effective February 1 , thp price of milk delivered to residences in As toria was reduced one-third or from 12 to 8 cents a quart. Efforts are being made by the Amer ican Legion to situ re Fort Stevens as a location for a vocation and rehabili tation school for ex service men. The quiRtinn of the purchase of the Lam* county fair grounds at Eugene by the county will be put up to voter* at the May primary electiou litis year. Samup| S Train, editor and publish er of the Albany Herald for many years, ex-postmaster and prominent in the affairs of that city, died Tuesday, aged 81 years. The district boundary hoard of Linn county has beer, asked by petitioners from several school districts for an election looking toward the consolida tion of districts. Approximately 18,000 ex-service men entitled to benefits under the so-called cash bonus and loan act have filed ap plications with the world war veter an*' state aid commission. Nearly all lumber mills in the coast section are beginning to show signs of activity, according to I. T. Sparks, district freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific company. With engineers present from all sec tions of the state, the first annual con vention of the Oregon chapter of the American Association of Engineers held a two-day session in Portland. Demonstrations in various phases of poultry raising under the direction of the Linn county farm bureau will be held February 10 and 11 at three poul try demonstration farms In that coun ty. The Talent irrigation district has fiU‘d application with the state engi neer for the certification of 8474.500 bonds The district contains approxi mately 11.000 acres and is in JackBon county. The Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company has announced that plans have been completed for the lmm**diate expenditure of 817,000 for Improvements in service at Klamath Falls. Out of 3IC. accidents reported by the state industrial accident commission for the week ending January 26 only one was fatal. The victim was Rob ert Newton, lumber operator at Orand Ronde. The Hood River Commercial club has adopted a resolution, presented by Its permanent committee on scenic preservation, which condemns the practice of highway or street-side sign board advertising Three additional deputies are needed tn the office of collector of internal revenue for the Oregon district. Sen ator McNary and Stanfield were ad vised The salaries of the deputies will be 81500 each. At a meeting of the hoard of direct ors of the Oregon State Motor asso ciation in Portland, A. H. J.ea, secre tary of the Oregon state fair, was elected president of the organlxation for the coming year. Valentine Enderaby, 20. son of a well-known rancher of Wasco county, wss found dead on his farm 12 miles from Tygh valley. He had been killed by the discharge of a shotgun, which was found near the body Sportsmen of Klamath county have sent a request to the state game com mission that the trout fUbing season In that county remain closed until May 16. The regular trout season opens all over the state on April 15 In order to reclaim a large acreage of land now under water the farmers owning property bordering on Trian gle lake, in the coast mountains 35 miles northwest of Eugene, have made application to form a drainage dis trict. Word has been received at Klamath Falls of the death in New York city January 14 of Colonel Edward Cran ston Brooks, son of pioneer Klamath residents He came to Llnkvtlle, now Klamath Falls, with his parents In 1874 A mass meeting was held at Trout- dale to consider the erection of a cold- storage plant to handle the fruits and vegetables awaiting shipment by rail. About 150 Interested citisens were out and the meeting was marked by enthu siasm. The proposed building wosid cost, according to rough estimates, between »50.000 and »76,000. 1 Furniture Moving anti General Jobbing J. F. SPRAT Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Beavers are causing much Inconva» | lence in Hood Klver county. A few I nights ago the upper valley was in darkness caused by the beavers telling I a tree 18 Inches in diameter across the power line of the Pacific Power A Light company. I*ul>lie spirited men und women from different parts of the With both eyes blown out und his county have asked me to heroine a candidate for ('minty face terribly mangled as a result of a Commissioner on the Republican ticket in the interest of uood premature explosion of a dynamite roads, democracy and harmony and h.inu devoted to the blast, A1 Sargent, a well-known ranch cause I have decided to lay my ideas before the public before er living five miles southeast of The committing myeeit. 1 am aware that this is a somewhat Dalles was brought to The Dalles hos unusual procedure, pital in a serious condition. I stand four-square for economy, efficiency and inti jrrity. At an assemblage of Indian citizens I believe that a County Commissioner should measure up to at Chlloquin a resolution was adopted the standard Caesar set for his wife, i. e., above suspicion; empowering Clayton Kirk, Jeff C. Rid and should so conduct himself that lie can have the confi die and Joe Hall to engage attorneys dence, respect and cooperation of the public at large. to prosecute the claims of the Indians 1 hold that inasmuch as the county is about to go heavily to a division of surplus timber esti into debt for road building purposes, it is o f supreme im mated at ten billion feet and valued portance that we get the most possible for our money, and at 825.0n0,00«. Representatives were that the bonds should be sold to l.anr County people when present from the Klamath, Modoc, Ya- ever practical so that the thousands o f dollars of interest to hooskin and Snake tribes. be paid in years to come may be kept at home. Also that the The annual state Inter-colleglate ora Potato Omelet taxpayers have a right to expect as good returns from torical contest will be held this year Prepare mashed pota, turn into a dollar expended as is obtained in a well conducted private at Newberg, March 10, according to de hot omelet pan greased with one table business, and, moreover, 1 believe it can be had. rision of the Oregon Intercollegiate S|ss>a of butter. Spread evenly und Oratorical association at Salem. The cook slowly until browned underneath. I favor the extension and improvement Lift as an omelet. ITniverstty of Oregon. Oregon Agricul loads as fast as good business practice and will tural college, Ltnfield college. Pacific permit, with special stress on the Valley to highway The l'ellow who writes those “ Re college, Pacific university, Monmouth fleet ions of a Bachelor ’ ’ tulks like a and its principal tributaries. normal school. Albany college and the married man. But if we would Lave good roads we must have an up-to- Eugene Bible school were represented. date maintenance system, adapted to our climatic conditions NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE The first call to their summer and circumstances. Our present system if system it I m is pasture will be sent out shortly to antiquated, inefficient and often wasteful, and is based on Notice is hereby given that by vir all Elks of the northwest by the Wal tue of a warrant and order ol sale, tlu* old custom of working the roads when it suited the con lowa County Branch Line club, of dul\ issued by order of the Common venience ol the workers. 1 am not here speaking of the com Council ol the City of Cottage Grove, Enterprise, Representatives of the Oregon, which said order is dated the paratively few miles of macadam roads but of the many miles club will make a systematic campaign 31st day of January, 1921, I »a* of common gravel roads that serve the great majority of the directed to levy upon and sell the through all Elk lodges of Oregon, property herein described for tu* col rural imputation and are market roads in the truest sense of Washington and Idaho in the interest lection of a street assessment n the the word. They are also the roads over which lhe chddren sum "t »571.02 for the improved, nt of of the park and clubhouse at the head North Pin*ifie highway, which said as must travel to and from school, and if in had condition must of Wallowa lake, which Is owned by sessnient was on the 1 Sth day of Dee., necessarily have the same influence on the young minds as and will he conducted in the interest 1912, duly made and entered in tin* has the unsanitary, ill-kept home, if such there he, and these Ducket of City Liens of said City, at of the order. page 54 thereof, against tbc following roads are often in a deplorable condition all winter. And the The total obligation of the state of described properly to wit: pity of it is that the taxpayers’ money allotted to tin- district Beginning at the Northwest eorner Oregon, with relation to the payment of a tract of land deeded by 1). G. would keep the roads in fair condition if tin* work were done of interest on bonds issued by irriga McFarland to A. Nelson, run thence in the right way anil at the right time. Let us have a system tion and drainage districts, exclusive North 20° 4b', East 1.74 ehnins, thence that will keep the roads in good condition during the winter North if", East 2.5b chains, theme of tentative agreements entered into North 29°, East 5 ehnins, (hence East .so that they will come out hard and smooth in spring and with the Summer Lake and Silver about 4b chains to the center of chan he in condition to withstand the travel during th** dry season. nel of till* Coast Fork river, i heu**** Lake projects, aggregates »813,525, ac up Hlid cha nnel to a poi ut due F¡n.it of 1 would standardize road maintenance and would have all cording to a financial report prepared the beginn ng point an 1 thenei YV.'st patrolmen report each month, not only what kind of work about 2.50 chains to the point u! bo by Percy A. Cupper, state engineer. ginn in«. >«> the City of Cottage Grove, they have done, but also how much. Of the total obligations or guarantee 141111 Count y, Oregon. 1 have faith in the common people, and 1 have reason for fori* in Ni>W , there the Name of of interest the amount of 8545,125 the City of Cottage Grove and my faith, for during the 12 or 14 years 1 have served as actually has been paid by the state. by virtue of said warrant und Assessor here and elsewhere 1 have found that 99 per cent After being lost for more than 60 orib-r ot sale, I will on the 3rd day of are fair minded, open to reasoning and ask for nothing more years, a bounty land grant of 80 acres, March, 1922, at the hour of 1 o'clock than a square deal. Strife and contention breed discontent was filed for record in the county ti. in. of said day in front of the City Hull in Cottage Grove, Oregon, offer and hinder progress; let us abolish the cause and they will clerk's office at Salem. The land for sale to the highest and best bidder disappear. grant, which resembles a United for cash, subject to redemption, till the above described pnqierty, or so il. P. M ARKISEN, States patent, was issued in 1852 to much thereof as may in* necessary to Peter White, sergeant, of Captain satisfy said lien, together with the in Paid Adv., f3c Junction City, Oregon Rapell’s company, Missouri infantry, terest thereon and the costs and dis bursements of said sale. for his services in the Florida war. (liven under my hand this 1st day of Under the bounty land grant, the own February, 1922. (4. B. PITCHER, Marshal er now is entitled to enter upon any f t mh3 of the City of Cottage Grove. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON fendant, upon which to levy, I have EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE. levied upon tho following described 80 acres of government land open to real property iu Lane County, Oregon, entry. ALIAS 8 UMMONS. Notice is hereby given that by vir to wit: Beginning at BE corner of N W % of tue of an execution and order of sale The Hood River Commercial club is In thè Circuit Court uf thè Stato of in foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Bee. 29 Tp. lo B R 4 W and running seeking through co-operation of state, Oregon, l'or Lane Coutily. Court of Lane County, Oregon, on tho N in center of County Road 15 chum-, county and fédéra' government, means Polir! B. Reynolds, Plaintiff, vs. 18th day of January, 1922, in u suit thence W parallel with Vi Bee. Hue Henry B. Reynolds, Defeudaut. wherein on tho 17th day of January, 11.04 chains, tlieiico B parallel with of getting a new road to Coopers Spur To Henry B. Reynolds, Defeudaut: 1922, iu said Court, Lucy Bryan, said Road 15 chains to V* Bee. line, and Cloud Cap Inn on the north base In thè .Nume ni tln State of Oregon: plaintiff, recovered judgment against thence E on V4 Bee. line 11.04 chains You are licreby required tu appetir the defendants, Walter Wheelock Mar to point of beginning. Containing of Mount Hood. The club is especially and answer thè compluint filcd agninst tin and Hattie Dorothy Martin, for tho 10.50 acres in Lane County, Oregon. seeking to obtain federal aid for early iiu in thè abolì* entitled suit, on or Now, therefore, in the name ot the >um of $1,472.29, together with interest application. In order that a mountain ■efori* thè 2tlh day of Mnrch, 1922, thereon from August 27th, 1921, at tho Btate of Oregon, iu compliance with -aid date being more 1 luin six weeks said execution, and in order to satisfy rate of seven por cent per annum, road may be opened to a camp In the troni thè date of thè order providing which judgment was enrolled and dock said judgment, interest, attorney’s fees, Oregon national forest to be utilized tur publication hcrcof, nini if you fati eted in lhe Clerk’s office of said Court costs and disbursements, and tho costs by the American Legion post of the tu so appeur and answer, suiti plaintiff in said County on the 17th day of Jan and expenses of and upon this writ, 1 wiii tnko jiidgiiient agaiust you for thè will on Baturday, the 4th day ot Feb valley as a bast* for its annual ascents r* lief deniuuded in ber compluint. This uary, 1922, and said execution to mo ruary, 1922, at the hour ot one o clock directed commanding mo in the name suinmuns is publisht'd pursuunt tu un ol the Btate of Oregon, in order to sat in tho afternoon of said day, at the of Mount Hood. order of Iloti. G. F. Skipworth, .lodge Julius L. Meier, chairman of the of suiti court, filcd in suiti cause un isfy said judgment, interest, costs of southwest front door of the Couuty »uil and accruing costs, to sell tho fol Court House iu Eugene, Luuo County, state-wide 1926 exposition board of .lanunry 31, 1922, tinti reqiiiring thè lowing described real property, to w it: Oregon, offer for sale ami sell for sunnnons ht-rein to in* scrvctl by tildi* directors, has announced the members lishiug tln* sanie once curii week for a Lot five (5) in »Section Thirty-one cash, at public auction, subject lo re domptiou as provided by law, all of of the managing committee, authoriz l*eriotl uf six works in thi* Cottage (31) Township Twenty (20) »South the right, title and interest of said Rang«* Four (4) West of Willamette (¡rovo Sentitici, a newspn|M*r printed Defendant, L. It. Bimmon, or any other ed at a meeting ol the board. They Meridian in Lane County, Oregon. tini publisht'd ut Cottage (iròve, lame Also the North Halt (NVii) of the person or persons claiming b>, through are Emery Olmstoad. Franklin T. Grif l'utility, Oregon. North Half (N l/j) of tho Northeast or under him, in uml to the above Date td tirst publication, Fcbruury One fourth (NEV&) of Beet ion Six (01 described property. fith. W. W. Hurrah, Nathan Strauss, FRED G. 8T1CKKLS, Township Twenty-one (21) .South John F. I)aly, Guy W. Talbot, Ira F. I. 1922. FRED E. SMITH, Range Four (4) West of 'Willamette jGl*3 Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Powers, C. C. Colt and Frank Decke- Attorni*)* for Plaintiff, Meridian, iu Lane County, Oregon, con Eugene, Ore. taining 37 acres» more or less, together bach. All but Messrs. Hurrah and frinì nieh!7 GUARDIAN S SALE OF REAl* with all tlu; tenements, hereditaments Deckebach are residents of Portland I'K u ih iU Y. auu appurtenances thereunto belonging CALL FOR BIDS FOR WOOD. Mr. Hurrah lives at Pendleton and or otherwise appertaining. Notice is hereby given that pursuant Now, therefore, iu the name of the Mr Deckebach at Salem. Notice is hereby given that the di State of Oregon, in compliance with to an order ol sale ot the Count) Joseph W Dixon, governor of Mon rectors ot school district No. 45, 1st tie said execution and order of sale and in Court ot the Biute of Oregon tor the Couuty ot Linn, in the mailer ol Lm tana, has written Governor Oloott that cmiily, Oregon, will receive sealed bids order lo satisfy said judgment, inter guardianship of the persons and esime for wood, a s per s | h c i f i c n t n n is on file est, costs of suit and accruing costs, 1 he will join In a conferouce of execii with distrirt clerk, lints will be o|N*nt*tl will on .Saturday, the 18th day of Feb ol Robert Da le Dnnkard and Lois Uci tlves of the western states to con on Mart'll 11, 1922, tile board reserving ruary, 1922, at the hour of one o'clock trude Dnuknrd, minors, made and eu rigid to reject any or all bids. in the afternoon of said day, at the tered of record on the 27th day of Di e., sldor means for combatting the Illicit i he Dated at Collage Grove, Oregon, this southwest front door of the County 1921, in the l ’robate Journals ot saio sale and distribution of narcotic drugs 25th day of January, 1922. Court House in Eugene, l*une County, court, the undersigned whose place oi WORTH UAK\EY, Clerk. Oregon, offer for sale and sell for cash, residence is at Rowland in Liuu It has not yet been decided when the ¡27110 at public auction, subject to redemp county, Oregon, and whose postonici conference will be held. Governors tion as provided by law, ail of the address is Harrisburg, Oregon, R. 1 . who thus far have expressed a will NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT right, title amt interest of the de D. 2, will as guardian of tho persoti fendants, Walter Wheelock Martin and and estate oi said minors, troia auu ingness to attend Include Louis K Notice is hereby given that tho un Hattie Dorothy »Martin, husband and after Baturday the lilh day ot Feb Hart of Washington, Ben W. Olcott dot-signed executrix of the cstato of wife, and Mary Welter a n d ------------ ruary, 1922, at his residence aforesaid, of Oregon, D. W. Davis of Idaho, ami Daniel lteuii, deceased, has filed her Welter, her husband, whose first and proceed to sell in separate tracts ai iiecoUHt for final settlement of tho full name is unknown, und all other private sale to the highest bidder to* Joseph Dixon of Montana. persons claiming or to claim by, cash, subject to confirmation oi sum Approximately 600, or 35 per cent, of said estate in the County Court of the through, from or under them, or eithei court all the right, title, estate auu .State of Oregon for l^tuo County and of them, in ami to said premises. interest of said minors, low it, the un the Oregon agents dealing in securi that Tuesday, the 7th day of February, FKKD G. STICK El *8, divided one seventy second (1 <2mL ties to whom qiK-stionnaires were sent A. J). 1922, ut tin* Court Room of snnl |20fl7sjh .Sherift of lame County, Ore. interest in fee simple owned by eucn ■■ of said minora and amounting lo Hh November 1 by the slate corporation Court in Eugene, Lulu* County, Oregon, ---------r - ....................- thirty sixth of the whole thereoi, 1 1 o'clock a. in. of said day has ut department, have failed to return them NOTICB OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF one in and to the following real properl), been by the court fixed us the time EXECUTION. to the corporation commissioner. Un and piut-e of hearing objections there to wit: First tract: Beginning ut a pom der a new law adopted at the 1921 ses to, if any there be, and for a final Notice is hereby given that by vir iu the N. E. Vi ol Bee. 4, in Tp. 2i. sion of the legislature every agent em settlement of suid estate, by order tuo of an execution issued out of the B. R. J W. oi the Willamette Meridian. ployed by dealers In securities In Ore made nnd entered of record oil the 5th Circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon Oregon, said point being 48.31 chs. YY day of January, A. D. 1922. for the County of Umatilla on the aud 4.25 chs. B. of the N. E. cornei gon is required to register with the ORA READ HEMKNWAY, 2Jrd day of Deccmtier, 1921, upou a of William Currin’s D. L. C., being corporation department. In addition, Executrix of the estate of judgment rendered therein on the 23rd Claim No. 44, aud running from them li. J. Shinn, Daniel Rend, deceased. the agent must show that he has not day of December, 1921, in favor of the N. 17.73 chs.; Thcuco W. JU.54 chs Attorney for Executrix. jtif.i First National Bank of Kugeue, Ore to the E. boumlury of a couuty road, been convicted of a criminal offense B. following tho E. boumlar) gon, a nut iu nal banking association, Thence said county road 17.73 chs.; auu and provide other Information. and against L. R. Him ■»*••*., for the sum of thence E. 30.54 chs. to the placo oi of $250.00, with interest thereon ut beginning, NOTICE TO CREDITORS There was an element of encour containing 54.14 acres tuoi» the rule of 8 per cout per uunurn from or less in Isunu agement for the 1 limiter industry ol county, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that the un the 2nd iluy of Muy, 1921, und tin* Bccoud tract; The B. of the B the northwest in the report of West dcrsigncd, F. R. Sherman, hns been further sum of $35.00 attorney’s fees W. Vi Of Bee. J; tho N. V* of tho N Coast Lumbermen's association mill* ■ Inly appointed Administrator of the amt the further sum of $14.00 costs W. *4, und tho B. W. Vé of the N estufe of W.' J. Sherman, tleeensed, by und disbursements, which said judg for the week ending January 21. It the County Court of Lane County, meat was enrolled ami docketed in the YV. V*. u,»d the N. YV. W of the N i of Bee. 10, all in Tp. 21 B. 1» showed that nearly 5,000,000 feet more Oregon, unit nay nuil nil person-'having office of the Clerk of said court in said 3 E. Y V V. of tho Willamette Meridian m claims against the suiti ostale nrc county on the 23rd day of Dec., 1921, lumber had been shipped during the hereby notified anti required to present and said execution to inu directed com 1 »ano county, Oregon, containing 24 h week than had been produced. The 133 the same to the undersigned adminis mandiug me in the name of the Htate acres more or less. Dated and first published Jun. 12, mills which reported had manufactur trator, duly verified as by law re of Oregon to satisfy said judgment, 1922 tpiircd, at Cottugn Orove, Oregon, or interest, attorney’s fees, costs and dis HOMER DRINK A RD, ed 70.643,849 feet of lumber; sold 65, to J. S. Medley, attorney at law, bursements, and the costs and expeuses Guardimi at'oruxuui, 644,621 feet, and shipped 75.200.838 United States Natinnnl Bank Building, of and u(H»n tins wnt M j <>l t !»«• per Uarnsburu, Oruauii, R. F. D. k. Eugene, Oregon, within six months sonal property of said Defendant, or feet Production was 19 per cent be from the tlale of this notice. AMOR A. TUHHINO. if sufficient could not be found, then Alturnuy fur Uuardiun, low normal, new buslnesa was 7 p«f Dnted this the 27th tlay of January, out of the real property belonging to jl.lllO .-j i said Defendant in ia*ne County. Ore H rn w im viH »:, On*. F. R. SHERMAN, cent below production, and shipments 1922. Administrator of the estate of gou, and being unable to find any Mntrh thu label un your ¿mpur. ti' • per cent above production. j27f24 W. J. Sherman, deceased. personal property belonging to said Do To the People of Lane County W ow ! Those are some home trade specials by 22 live ( 'ottatie Grove business people on third page. every of our market circumstances Coast