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VOLUME XXXI11 COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923 U. OF O. FILIPINOS TO GIVE PROGRAM HERE JANUARY 26 COTTAGE GROVE COMPANY NEAR students of the Univer TOP IN NINTH CORPS AREA sity Filipino of Oregon will present an en NUMBER 19 ALLEYS ARE CLEANED UP IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT éhir Community Creeb SIDE REQUESTED LON S. HILL DIES IN PORTLAND SATURDAY NIGHT In line with the policy of the new We believe in our community. city administration the alloys in the tertainment at the Christian church We believe in its past—in the business district were cleaned this in this city Friday evening, Janu week. Each business house assisted Oregon National Guard Heads Units ary 26. The program will include Graduated Income Tax Proposed by men and women who have lived Cooperation of Council Is Promised; before us, whose toil made the with the work adjoining its prem Well Known Lumberman, Former in Western States; Has Held Farmers’ Body; Dismissal an instrumental concert by the Fil Police Signal System Will land productive, whose foresight Resident, Succumbs Following ises and tho’’<rh little individual ipino seven-piece orchestra and an Place 26 Months. of Agent Decried. founded our schools, whoae devo Be Installed Boon. effort was required tho cooperative Operation for Cancer. illustrated lecture on ‘ * The Philip tion buildod our churehea effect wr.s most satisfactory. Fol- pines of Today. ’ ’ Orchestral, quar 'owing '.he removal of debris and With Oregon leading the western tet and solo numbers on mandolin, Wo believe in its present—in Taxation problems, an amendment A verbal petition to have terri rubbish the new firo truck was Lon 8. Hill, prominent figure in states in relative strength of its ukelele, to the state dog license law and the men and women and chil tory on the east side of the city run guitar and steel guitar will through the alleys and the pave the Pacific coast lumber industry National Guard companies and with be on the program. No admission other topics of proposed legislation dren about us. We believe that drained was presented Monday for many years, died Saturday night ment washed off with the hose. Company D ranking first in the charge is to be made and the pub were discussed Saturday at a meet there is nothing for the good of night at an adjourned session of at the Portland surgical hospital, state of Oregon, except for two lic is invited. our town which working together ing of Pomona grange in Eugene, the city council by a number of where he recently underwent an op Skating Rink to Open Here. companies in Portland, where facil at which C. E. Spence, state master Jve cannot accomplish. property owners in the area af eration for cancer. Funeral services W. M. Flick, a recent arrival ities and equipment for making the We believe in its future — in of the grange, was the principal Revival On at Curtin- fected. Complaint was made that from Eugene, hoc leased tho old were conducted from the Finley work more attractive are far more D. S. Forrester, pastor of speaker. Among other subjects un the men and women who will the culverts under the Southern Pa Masonic hall, a short distance south chapel in Portland Monday with <* extensive, the Cottage Grove unit, the Rev. der consideration was the recent tome after us. We believe that Free Methodist church, began a cific tracks were too small to carry of the bridge on the old Pacific interment at Newburg at 2 o’clock laboring under the handicap of a of revival services at the action of the county commissioners out of our hopes and labors now off the natural rainfall. After con and will operate a skat- iu the afternoon of the same day. scattered membership in a compar series kill grow a community, demo- in eliminating the item of expense school house in Curtin Wednesday siderable discussion property owners which, beginning tomorrow, Among those from Cottage Grove atively small community, comes evening. heretofore provided for the mainte pratic, prosperous and strong, an were told the city administration Services will be held every every evening and on who attended the funeral from this within a couple of small points of nance of a county agricultural honor to our stite and to our would cooperate with them. Blue Saturday open city were J. H. Chambers, C. A. afternoons. being the crack company of the evening beginning at 7:30 o’clock. agent. nation.—From the Ellison-White prints of a survey for a compre Bartell, LaSolls Stewart and Mr. ninth corps area. With ratings Monthly News-Letter. hensive drainage plan were turned Equalization of taxes and a grad and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte. J based on membership, attendance over to the sewer committee for in uated income tax were discussed at Mr. Hill had been identified with and drill, two Portland companies vestigation and report. length by Mr. Spence. He advocated the lumber industry for many years. averaged 83 plus and 82 plus re tho putting of teeth into the present He was formerly engaged in busi Petition for a sidewalk along the Lane and was quite emphatic in spectively, while Company D aver taxation and assessment laws by this assertion, characterizing the north side of Quincy avenue be ness in Cottage Grove, being asso aged 81.6 per cent. The next com making it a misdemeanor punishable ciated with Warner Brown, of Eu work of the county agent in any tween Third and Fifth streets was pany lower averaged 78 plus. by fine for anyone falsely stating gene, iu the property now owned granted and walk ordered in. county as being invaluable. With the added incentive of an George Alexander Small Dies at His to tho assessors the value of his The following resolution was The recorder was instructed to ExService Men Will Have Basket und operated by the Western Lum up-to-date armory and the in- Birthplace; Widow and Five property and for the assessor who ber 4 Export company. Following send a telegram to Congressman W. adopted: ball Team; “Days of ’49” terest of the community in the knowingly places a wrong value on the Bale of the property several Children Survive. * ‘ Inasmuch as the county commis C. Hawley, since no word had been already splendid achievements of May Be Presented any property. years ago, Mr. Hill removed to San sioners have seen fit to dismiss the received regarding the request for the organization, Company D bids Francisco and engaged in the lum Mr. Spence explained in detail county agent in order to reduce ex setting aside a permanent watershed fair to become the top-notch mili George Alexander Small, a life- the grange’s proposed income tax penses, we feel that it is short for the city. A campaign for membership, to ber brokerage business. He was in tary unit of the western states. The recorder was ordered to fore extend over an indefinite period, terested with J. 8. Magladry, W. A. For the month of December the long resident of this vicinity, died measure which will be brought up sighted economy and we believe Oregon national guard was again Saturday morning at 4 o’clock at at the present session of the state that the county agent has done more close city liens on lots 1 and 2, was launched Tuesday night at the Garoutte and LaSells Stewart in the in first place among western states his home near London at tho age of legislature. He said the tax would to assist the dairy, livestock and block 1, and lots 7 and 8, block 3, first meeting of Calvin Funk post Bohemia Lumber company property in relative strength, according to 55 years, 3 months and 23 days. raise from $6,000,000 to $8,000,000 poultry industry and also the fruit Georgetown Third addition. They of the American Legion since tho at Row River. Mr. Hill was also the monthly bulletin of the war de Funeral services were conducted and would cut the state tax on and potato industry as well as the are a part of the Finn 4 Doyle reorganization and election of new connected with the Charles .K. partment. This makes the 26th con from the home Sunday afternoon by farm property in half. If the legis T. B. testing of dairy cattle and property on Tenth street. An offer officers. In order to stimulate in Spaulding company and later with secutive month, says Adjutant Gen Bev. J. E. Carlson and Clarence lature does not pass this bill the many other activities valuable to of $500 from A. W. Kime for lots terest in the campaign the member the Booth-Kelly Lumber company eral George A. White, that Oregon Morgan with interment in the Lone grange jxpects to put it on the bal the producers and consumers alike, 5 and 6, block 10, J. H. McFarland ship has been divided into two before engaging in business for lot as an initiative measure at the than any other agency in the coun addition, was accepted. These lots teams, captained by George Proctor himself. has led all other states in the ninth Pine cemetery on the home place. Mr. Small was born near London next election, said Mr. Spence. Mr. Hill sustained injuries in a were taken by the city for street Jr. and Ivan G. Warner. The first corps area. California and Wash ty- The grange bill provides exemp “Therefore, be it resolved, that and sewer assessments last March. Jeriod of the campaign will close on motor accident in San Francisco a ington, however, have been pressing September 20, 1867, the third son of William and Ann Small, and lived tions of $1500 for single men, $2500 this assemblage of farmers and bus Water Commissioner G. B. Pitcher anuary 31, when the team obtain year or two ago, from which he was Oregon hard in recent months. there until his death. On August 28, for married men and $400 for each inessmen disapprove the action of reported damage from the flood at ing the most members during that many months in recovering. 1895, he married Florence Winona child under 18 years of age. Above the county commissioners in dis the new intake and was instructed time will bo banqueted by the los In his many years ox residence in LEGION MEDICAL OFFICER this city Mr. Hill was known as a ing team. APPEALS FOR COOPERATION Powell, by whom he is survived. these incomes the tax will be as pensing with the services of the to have all damages repaired. Five children, Annabel, Mrs. Lois follows: One per cent on income., of county agent and feel that it is ill The mayor and recorder were in All ex-service men, whether or good business man, respocted among _ ' ’ during ' .pproached tho his business associates, esteemed by An appeal for information con Abeene, Marjorie, Erwin and Wen $1000, and an additional 1 per cent advised and a backward step. We structed to sign a contract with tho not they are a{ dell; two grandchildren, Winona for each $1000 up to $10,000. From further believe it would be to the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph com campaign for their membership, are his friends and notable for the free cerning all easm among ex-service three May and Evelyn Abeene; $11,000 to $15,000 the tax would be best interests of agriculture and pany for installation and mainte urged to bo present at the meeting dom with which ho contributed to men who need government hospital January 31. The local post iB aux charity and for his generosity to úation, rehabilite tion, or aid toward brothers, John, Henry add Robert, 11 per cent. From $15,000 to $20,- meet with the approval of a large nance of a police signal system. and a sister, Mrs. Nancy McCoy, i Ordinance No. 515, fixing the sal ious to get in touch with every unfortunate families or the city. 000, 12 per cent; from $20,000 to majority of the taxpayers to con securing back claims is issued by survive. also Mr. Hill was 53 years of age. $30,000 13 per cent; from $30,000 tinue the services of the county ary and bond of the city recirdcr, one uligibie to membership, espe Dr. J. E. Shearer, of Tillamook, re Mr. Small was a member of the to $40,000 14 per cent and above agent.” was passed and signed by the cially since there are a number of Ho is survived by his wife, Mrs. cently appointed chairman of the Myrta Hill, of San Francisco; a W. J. Scharen, of Creswell, advo mayor. new ex-service men in the city. state hospitalization committee and Christian church at Hebron, having $40,000 15 per cent. ' He Marshal Pitcher was ordered to This money would be placed in cated an amendment to the dog li Earl Arthur and A. M. Moore daughter, Mrs. J. M. O’Dell, of a member of the rehabilitation com been baptized May 2, 1915. mittee. Dr. Shearer is sending out served as deacon for three y« -ears at the general fund and used for state cense law which would make it a notify everyone along the paved al were appointed on the atheletic com Portland; his fathor, Thomas C. circular letters to all American Le Hebron and on December 24, 1, 1922, purposes. The state tax on property misdemeanor for any man who owns leys south of Shields addition to mittee to arouse interest among the Hill, and a brother, Jack Hill, both gion posts in the state. Since no the day he became ill with pneu will then be cut six or seven mills, a dog to fail to procure a license. clean up alley and remove obstruc legion men for tho organization of of Prescott, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Hill'visited with He said that farmers are discour tions of all kinds on or before next a basketball team for which there money is provided for expenses of monia, was elected elder of the which is more than half. Mr. Spence said the plan is quite aged from raising sheep because of Monday night. personal inspection Dr. Shearer’s church. is a lot of good material available. friends in Cottage Grove on their H. H. Fiester was ordered to different from the plan of the the large number of dogs that are only means of getting in touch with Clyde Roberts, R. L. Stewart and way to Portlaud a number of weeks Entertainment Is Postponed. present federal income tax law but allowed to run at large and that serve notice on property owners Victor Kem were named to work ago. cases needing attention is through The musical entertainment which similar to the one in operation in hundreds of sheep are killed by dogs adjoining bad sidewalks, overgrown out a plan for the presentation of letters. was to have been given Friday eve the state of Wisconsin. each year in Lane county. Grange vine growths, too low treo branches, the entertainment “The Days of ning at the Presbyterian church by The state grange master declared Master Spence promised to bring woodpiles on streets and other nui 49.” John Seifert and Mrs. William Moll himself in favor of the retention the matter of an amendment to the sances to remove same under pen The lineup of the two teams in Caso and a chorus of voices from of the offiec of county agent in law before the legislature. alty. the membership campaign follows: Eugene was postponed on account of George Proctor Jr., chairman, Harry the illnoss of Dr. Case, who is suf Metcalf, Herbert W. Lombard, C. fering from a nervous breawdown. C. Cruson, Harold Dugan, Peter Nel Wiese Lumbar Company Order Now son, Joe Smith, Clarence Chestnut Eugene Wins Basketball Game. Device for Use in Their Handwriting Alike on All; Small and James Herrin; Ivan Warner, Eugene defeated Cottage Grove chairman, Robert Stewart, Clyde Cedar Creek Mill. Purchases Are Made and in the basketball game at Eugene Roberts, Victor Kem, E. E. Arthur, Change Obtained. Friday night, the score being 24 to A. M. Moore, George Matthews and 19. A number of local high school A i new ' logging ' locomotive _____ 1 which, Marvin Smith. students attended the game. it is claimed will easily haul two Several business houses have been more in the limelight than at re ways and means committee if he carloads of logs up a 35 per cent victimized with bad checks during cent sessions. This condition will be gets favorable action for all uni By Elbert Bede. grade ü being built by tho Oregon the past week. Three which have State Capitol, Salem, Ore., Jan. brought about not so much by what versity interests. Machinery compaay, of Eugene, for been turned in to local banks, total 10.—Something that will stir a state the institutions are likely to ask of the Wie-ie Lumber company, which $55.75. The largest, for $30.50, w-as Senator Magladry is looked upon already greatly interested in the the state as by the fact that there recently purchased the Burley-Phil cashed at the Powell & Burkholder doings of the Ku Klux Klan is is a tendency to ask them to live as a prominent member of the ses lips timber and mill on Cedar creek. store in payment for a small bill of sion ami has been several times pho about to break. How soon official on less money. The device has a 50-horse power merchandise. One for $20.50 drawn Senator Smith, chairman of tho tographed as such. Ho probably will announcement will be made is not in favor of George Roberts and Expense of Completion of Roosevelt known to those on the outside, but ways and means committee of that maintain his reputation of wishing Discontinuation of County Agent automobile engine as a power unit and works on a cable that is fast bearing the signature of Fred Pow body, introduced legislation two to follow the lines of least resist Not to Interfere With Help the facts are about as follows: Highway Estimated; Much ened at both ends of the track. The ell, was accepted by Z. L. Cox, years ago that would have put the ance until somoone begins stepping A meeting of 30 of the Klan Given Fruit Growers. track may be of steel, timbers or of Funds Available. second-hand dealer, in payment for lodges was held here Bunday at millage bills up to the people, that upon his toes, when it is said he ¡Miles. A set of four drums handles purchases totaling $4, and the third would have lifted the 6 per cent ives a good demonstration of a which the Salem cyclops presided. for $14.75 was passed at Gray’s The horticultural demonstrations tho line, and a system of compli After an all-day session the dele limitation and would have put sup emale cougar defending her young. cated gears controls tho speed at Cash 4 Carry store. It was ten a Salem, Ore., Jan. 13.—It will cost gates voted to discontinue paying port of the educational institutions which were so well started last year which total of $5,649,740 to complete the it operates. It does the work dered by a man giving his name up to legislative appropriations. Someone asckcd Senator LaFol- under the uaspicos of the office of dues until Grand Dragon Gifford, as Frank Cox, to whom the check so-called Roosevelt highway from of Portland, is removed from office. Senator Smith always has been a lette, of Marion, the watchdog of the county agricultural agent will of an ordinary locomotive but oper was drawn, and was signed by J. Astoria to the California Btate line, The charges against Gifford are strong proponent of retrenchment the treasury, whether he had any be continued this year, according to ates on grades where a locomotive F. Norton. The checks were passed according to a report just completed that he has used the autocratic everywhere and has voted his con appropriation bills to introduce. Ho C. E. Stewart, county fruit in would bo powerless. A similar locomotive built by the on Friday and Saturday of last by Herbert Nunn, state highway en power vested in him in an arbitrary victions whenever the opportunity replied that ho did not caro to bring spector. Notwithstanding the dis for presentation to the state offered. That probably is the rea the session to a speedy adjournment, continuation of the work of the same company has been operating week. The handwriting on all is gineer, manner, that he has used funds col highway commission at its next successfully at Coburg on a 30 per the same. lected by him from those he has son that he lands on the committee which certainly would be tho result agent, necessitated by the elimina cent grade but the manufacturers which doles out the money. The should he suggest the spending of tion of the offico from the county A report has reached here from meeting. protected to keep intact his politi In his letter of transmittal Mr. making the new one much more d that a number of bad Springfield payroll by action of tho county com aro cal machine and that his wife is a temper of the people of the people a penny of state • money. powerful. • • checks were circulated there the Nunn said his report was based on Catholic and that his children at* of the state and of members of the missioners, Clayton L. Long, horti Wiese Brothers have been in th« first of the week, one of which the use of all present bridges that tended a Catholic school before he legislature is strongly with him and The house has the unusual situa- cultural specialist at tho Oregon Ag was drawn on a Cottage Grove are considered safe and adequate was elected head of the Klan in it is within the bounds of possi tion of having two members who ricultural college, will continue his lumber industry nt Blodgett but re bility that appropriations of this are brothers. One is Hunter of pruning, spraying and picking dem cently took over the Burley-Phillipa bank. The man who worked that for the next few years, and no es Oregon. city was known as Albert G. Bent. timate was made for the cost of session will fall below those of past Union. The other is Hunter of onstrations. The first series will be property ana started operation at those in a posi- It is stated by He was dark, weighed about 175 new bridges over the larger streams tion to know that the _ grand dragon sessions. Union and Wallowa, The first is held January 30 and 31 and Febru once. There seems to be no groat likeli a democrat and has been a member ary 1, according to the schedulo an pounds, was about six feet in height and bays. These include proposed is spending much more than hia Duck 8eason Closes Monday. bridges over the Rogue, Siuslaw and hood that the university nt Eugene of several sessions. The latter is a and about 35 years of age. Monday was the last day on Siletz rivers and Coos, Alsea and salary and that he must be getting is in any great danger but there is republican and this is his first ses nounced by Mr. Stewart. January Yaquina bays. It is presumed, he additional funds from those inter a probability that support of the sion. The two sit side by side and 30 Professor Long will conduct tho which good law-abiding sportsmen <000 FEET OF SIDEWALKS demonstrations in the vicinity of ested in retaining the good will of ARE BUILT DURING 1922 said, that ferries would be used at the Klan organization. The charges Portland branch will be withdrawn, do not let any political differences Eugene, Janpary 31 at Alvadoro could shoot ducks, the season on ths feathered game closing on that date. these points for a reasonable time. which would mean that money now interfere with their friendly family and February 1 at Creswell. The season was poor this year—not The report sets out that a consid of Catholicism on the part of mem used at Eugene would have to go relations. More than 4000 lineal feet of bers of his family seem to out enough water at the beginning, too sidewalk was built in Cottage Orow crable portion of the work outlined weigh the charges of dishonesty to Portland. Prospects for the se TWO U. OF O. GRADUATES much water in the middle and too during 1922, according to the annual to complete the highway has been and of receiving hush money, as curing of funds for the rebuilding State Capitol, Salem, Ore., Jan. PASS O. P. A. EXAMINATION chilly weather at the end resulted report of Street Commissioner G. B. ordered placed in the 1923 road the by laws of the organization are of the buildings recently destroyed 15.—Senator J. 8. Magladry was ab in poor bags for nearly all tho building program by the state high upon the university campus can not sent from the sessions Monday, hav University of Oregon, Eugene, „-- -X------ *E1-------- way commission. Funds are now strict upon that subject and no be predicted with certainty. Some ing been excused to attend the ’ear. available for a large amount of the Catholic is supposed to get within members have taken the governor’s funeral of Lon S. Hill, former Cot- Jan. 17.—Two recent graduates of the University of Oregon school of PALMER TRIPLETS MORE work through cooperation agree speaking distance of the organiza statement that no money should go tage Grovo lumberman. business administration passed the ELEPHANT TUSK MYSTERY THAN DOUBLE WEIGHT IN ments with county courts and the tion or any of its officers. • • • for new state buildings to include state certified public accountancy AT CORVALLIS EXPLAINED THEIR FIRST SIX MONTHS federal government. With 260 pounds of solid flesh, examination held in Portland. Spen The farm bloc, the lawyers ’ bloc, the university buildings. It is quite The cost of the section yet to be that Senator Fisk will be a Representative Bailey, of Junction cer Collins completed the five year BY COTTAGE GROVE MAN Robert, Rollo and Richard, completed in Lane county would be the majority bloc, the minority bloc, certain triplet sons of Mr. and Mrs. Carl $631,560 for the 33.58 miles yet to the economy bloc and other blocs busy and hard-working man on the City, is almost a democratic major course in accounting and C. 1*. A. Ernest Purvauce, of this city, ity all by himself. It is expected problems last June and is now cm F. Palmer, formerly of this eity, be graded, and $195,350 for the are being spoken of as organizations fr has given tho solution of the that he will have much in the con ployed by Whitfield Whitcomb 4 that are to have an influence upon arc pictured in the Sunday Ore 33.58 miles to be macadamized. mystery of tho elephant tusk re THREE MORE 1923 BABIES duct of the business of the house. gonian, tne picture having been The report shows that there are legisaltion. Before the end of the RECEIVE PRESENTS FROM He is as good natured as he is company, of Portland. I’hillip W. cently found in a woodpile in igh blocs Janney, assistant professor of busi session there may be enough taken December 28 when they nine state or other important high PROPRIETOR OF FAIR STORE heavy and one of his smiles covers ness administration, was the other Corvallis and sold aa eordwood. had reached the first half-year ways that connect Pacific highway so that each member can take home The tusk, that of a mastodon, the entire house with a radiating, Oregon graduate who passed the ex a set for the kiddies. mark of their journey through with the proposed coast road. These Three more prizes were award golden glow that makes the mom amination. Usually graduates of was the e property of Mr. Pur • • • life. The arrival of these boys lr. elude Columbia river highway, yance. Ho He broughi brought it back from this week by the Fair Store hers think of the scriptural injunc of business administration Alaska, where it was presented The ways of the democratic ad- ed on June 28 of last year created MeMinnviUo-Tillamook highway, to babies born since January 1 tion, “Peace on earth, good will schools ministration require two or three years of ex are dark. The lights considerable interest on account Corvallis Newport highway, Alsea to him by an employe of the and reported at that «tore. First towards men.” perience following graduation be government. He had it in hie of the unusual weight and size highway, Willamette valley-Floronce in the state house were out for a prize, a baby jacket, was award half hour Wednesday forenoon and fore they are able to pass the diffi of each at the time of birth. highway, Drain Reedsport highway. tool cheat while he was in Cor ed last week to the nine pound Tom Campbell, former Cottage cult C. P. A. examination success Robert weighed 6% pounds ana Roaebu rgCoos Bay highway, Grants the house adjourned to get some son born January 5 to Mr. and vallis and while taking some Grove resident, from where he was light upon the subject, as Speaker fully. measured 19 inches, Rollo weighed Pass-Crescent City highway, and tools from the chest had to re Mrs. A. 8. Lancaster. Second 6>4 pounds and measured 18 Columbia highway, Portland to As Kubli put it. A republican re prise, a cap, went to Helen May, originally appointed upon the public move the tusk so aa to be able service commission, appears quite marked that the republican admin Oecll Fords ’ Baby Drowned. inches, and Richard weighed 6 toria via Nehalin valley. to get at some of the tools. He Mr. and Mrs. John natural circulating about the lob istration was never caught without daughter of who pounds and measured 17 inches. Cecil, 22 month-old son of Mr. and laid it on a woodpile and forgot was born on Jan bies. He wears the Irish smile that sufficient gas to keep the lights Crenshaw, Mrs. Cecil M. Fords, of Blodgett, They were exceptionally strong to return it to the chest. uary 4. A pair of felt shoes, and healthy from the start ana Pitcher. There were 2677 feet of burning. None could be secured, third prise, was the gift to a works overtime and needs not the who are well known here, was It was suspected at the time have since more than doubled in cement walks, 1050 feet of board however, that would function in the son born January IS to Mr. and kind of encouragement that is pro drowned Sunday afternoon about of the finding of the tusk that hibited by the eighteenth amend 4 o’clock in a creek near the family | walks and 250 feet of crosswalks. gas fixtures of the state house. weight. C. E. Ingalls, secretary of the Mrs Kenneth A. Berry, and who ment and the Volstead act. • • • As eity marshal Mr. Piteher re Mr. and Mrs. Palmer formerly home, according to word received I late lamented republican state has been named Kenneth Jr.. • ss State Capitol, Salem, Ore? Jan. The resided in Cottage Grove but the ports 29 arrests for the year and here. Efforts to revive the child, : central committee, had been dis- fourth baby reported was Colonel W. G. D. Mercer, veteran who was rescued ten minutes after | r'ng of the remains of the G. children were born in Portland a total of $297.50 collected in fines. 11.—The University of Oregon and Dorothy, baby daughter born and other higher educational institutions Jam-ary venerable sergeant at arms of shortly before the Palmers re he had fallen into the water, were P. elephant in secret places 12 to Mr. and Mrs. T. the senate, also chaplain of that Use 3* of your gross receipts for of the state will have aa prominent turned to that eity to make their unsuccessful. The funeral was held i in Corvallis, which charge Mr. J. Allen, of Cherry court, who advertising and increase your busi a part as ever in the legislative at Junction City Wednesday after Ingalls did not deny. boats. received a pair of bootees. ness 10*. proceedings, if they do not get even noon. UFE-IONG RESIDENT IS DEAD FROM PNEUMONIA LEGION LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS LOGGING LOCOMOTIVE PULLS 35 PER CENT GRADE SOME SIDELIGHTS FROM SALEM J HORTICULTUREINSPECTIONSARE TO BE CONTINUED f