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T iir . H E ir m r v ii, oottaob gbovt ., o n v io n w IIH H H B A V , IA \'I A H ) HI. ina». COTTAGE ORO VE JO1NH IN MI A IE CHAMMKM IIUM illAM U i.lts if» G rovs I» »1 III« In ih« " liu ik i O r*n o n ‘* pro gram o f ih« «tuli- c flam bar whlch la tu bo il nani'vil by tfl» «si» ot pus l e ■ lam pa The C o lta » » G io v e r n i n m l l t«a la M. O. Brssslsr, C. A. B a tta li, i.(Ite ri lletle am i N. J Nelann. T . .1 K llppln, ttf lite alalo l'hum ber, la bere Im lay Iti c c n fe r w tth Ihla l ' i t m m l l l v e am i aaalal In p latiiiln a h it Ibe ItM'al aala o f alampa L yn n H. M cC reatly of K u »» i i » la <'>unly rh a lrm a n .__________________ a 'i’ i i T " ■■ 'i n motivi : to OHBDiTima * I C u red Sm ell Boy» of “ F in n ik in r» » " a t M eal» Little Practical Joke B roke O ld F rien dsh ip Mviil lim a pi.|it>rully wna a try lug In tha Brown liii||ai‘liiil<l In v a riab ly llobby glijn’l Ilka b a ll Ilia ililnxa ilm i w m * »ervwit, ami B ill* ■•■prcaai.il a lllallka fur Ilia n llllir lllllf. llftl'll tlll«y HKrial'i| nil lint aiiin« lli'iu. It raqulrail Hiram a ami piirannaliin to fn rre them 1» pnrtnku uf Ilia rood provided, but ul lanirtli Hi» llro w m derided on a now method. F o r werka they compiled a llat of the euliililea Unit Hie boya baled, and aervad Ihem earlualvely for din nt<r. T h ere wna a howl o f anyntali from the two nrehlfiB a * (hey 1 T h e parent« I glanced nl the table. piiaanl the varlona dlahea lualead of , Mr. Brown nerving tliem. hut the boy«, w llh n pained look, took tiny liolpliiK* or panned them up e n tire ly, T hey perked at the food and went to lied hungry, for Mr« llrow n hud aeen to It Hint there wan noth ing In (lie larder to n ttrn rt them. T i l l * « ' l i t o n for aivern l lui-iil* — ami the tioya Anally had to sur render Now Iliey are a rtu a lly fond o f aouie o f the victuals they fo r m erly detested. How ever, neither haa been liearil aim'« then to k irk about any Item o f the fiMid. They are a fra id they'll have lo enl II for daya at a tim e.— New York Hun. Five Offices of County Finish ’29 With Balances rann ies If you’ve too much anatom ical upholstery a lre a d y ), broiled fish, toast. Is there any lim it? G racious no only your im a g in a tio n ' Oh ye* don't forget omelets. T hey do w ork out so well on these little stoves. W u fflr-i/e d Meals. Crisp, crunchy golden brown w affles maple syrup steam ing J a v a ' W ouldn't th a t tick le his taste buds? More over one doesn’t need the diges tive tra c t o f an anaconda to get aw a y w ith It. T h e secret is a very hot. evenly heated Iron. T h e electric w a ffle Iron does not need greasing hence more fa t m ust be added to the ba! ter (such as the recipe given al low si. M ajestic W a ffle * 'A n y tim e is w a ffle tim e.) H ift together 2 cups sifted fa m ily flou r 4 teasprxms baking pow der, '4 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoon* sugar. H eat u ntil th ic k and lemon- colored 2 egg yolks add 13-4 cups sweet m ilk. Add slowly to d ry In gredients along w ith 4 tablespoon* m elted shortening or oil. W hen m ixed fold In 2 egg whites, s tiffly beaten. Po ur the b atter about 3 good tablespoons on the low er grid of the hot w a ffle Iron. Close quickly and bake about 2'4 minutes. Herve a t once. W a ffle s m ay be kept hot and crisp by placing d ire c tly on tae rack o f an oven heated to a moder ate degree <350 degrees). Make.« 5 to 8 w affles. V a riatio n s : 1. F o r th ic k w a ffle use 1*4 cups m ilk ; fo r a very thin w a ffle 2 cups m ilk . 2. B u tte rm ilk or Sour M ilk W a f fles. Use 13-4 cups sour m ilk or b u tte rm ilk , rfnd 3-4 teaspoon soda along w ith 1 teaspoon b akin g pow der instead of the sweet m ilk , and 1 teaspoons b a k in g p o w d e r . 3. Bacon Crisples Place 2 strips uncooked bacon across the w a ffle b a tte r on the low er grid, ju s t be fore closing the Iron. Cook about 2*4 minutes. 1. < bee*ie Surprise. Just before closing Iron, sp rin kle about t table spoons grated A m erican cheese over the L a tte r. Sausage or un cooked chopped ham m ay be baked in the w a ffle by s p rin k lin g on In the same m anner. 5. L e fto v e r W a ffle B a tte r m ay be used by add ing '4 teaspoon baking powder to about 1 cup of b atter. By add ing a b it o f flo u r the batter m ay be used for hot cake». Brown and W h ile I which of eourae are not th eir right names I , not only were near nelghliora l u l l I F iv e out of 11 county office» were "B re a k fa s t by W ire." they uorki-d In the name ofllre In kept w ith in th a lr budget allowance» T ’o th er day In poking around the Tim es Hipiare district. Olio Het of newspaper» fo r 1VM, according to the records through a stack urilny Brown received notice from of the county clerk w hich somehow Just eeern to stack hla superior Bint he would have io Those five were office« of the up around m y ears, I ran »cross le n t« luiun-illlitely for Chicago t o aaaeaaor. d a r k , d is tric t a tto rn ey . thia item in a quiet unassuming cloa« n ilcul. Justice o f peace and school super corner, surrounded by m urders, d i " Im me a fuvor," he aald to Intendcnt. vorcee, hold ups and other m odem W hile. " I generally buy a couple Iie p a rtrn e n ta In the led w are r l r choice bite o f hooka for my w ife to rin d over | c u lt’ cou rt, county court, Juvenile "T he avetage bill for elect! c the week end. but I can't do II now cou rt, s h e riff, surveyor and tre a s lights and appliance operation is W ill you step off at the store and u re r. 1 *25 a year in the A m erican home. gel a couple for her? Hhe II want O llie r item s In the general fund T he household spends ik ft a year them p artic u la rly thia week end he w hich showed balance« w eie a d v e r on tobacco, *<18 a year on gasoline. N u lla « la liar> by a i u t i llt a l I h ........ .U »r cause «lie w ill lie lonesome." tisin g, court h o u a e. emergency, 150 a year on ice cream and *58 a »lglt»it I» a » !«»»»• »J»|»«ilhlnl l*y III» «ifith ly W b ltg promlaed fiilth fu lly . b ill h ea lth office, tndlgenl soldier, reg year on candy." • »•uri *»f l.»it» «MMihty. Miai»» <•( O rrg o n ■ U iiiih liilr « 1 1 1 k u t Ih * » »!«!< of U h W h ite wna a practli-uj Joker, mid let i at Ion and election, aaaler, tax q u e e r, isn't It? we th in k we N b U u ia ilr ir a in l •-> «i* m 4 *1 b » » r!h * lii-aldes he knew quite a hit iileml rebate and widows' pensions »•»••• lira* 41 li <!»y •»( l a n u » r > lu ti* c a n t a ffo rd one thing and Im m e the Brown hoiiacliolil. In iltid ln g t h e Item s In the red w ere aud itin g, M I |»« r»*»•*• Ita * in « »•!•!•**• • « « in a i II««* d ia te ly spend th a t hard-earned »»lai** « f u |, Nl<-hi*la .1»»« »*»»*• «r«> fuel Ihnt .Mrs. Brown did not ahlne care of poor, coroner, slaughtered cash on som ething else like chew t*»r»by notiti» il a»**! »• « in ln *l io |*r»»»ft! p artic u la rly at prepurlng ineiil* Ho. a n im a l fund and th is tle fund ili» taf« «, *l*tly va»rlfl»«l lo ih » un d er ing gum and rouge ,nd cigarettes in « lite r devilm ent, he bought two A lto g e th e r m ore money was and movies and "all such." *t« n » 4 « I il«» I« « uttl» •• of ll»fl»» ti lr»n»l«arU. ►’Ir» ! »Watlunal ban k b u lb lln « cook hooka, took them lo Mra tra n s fe rre d lo the em ergency fund O t course g rim y fingers fro m l 'o lla « » t ir o » * , t.a n » • ••unl> * ! • • » « ( Or» Brown, and Inllu ialC 'l that her bun by offlees w hich cam e out ahead «••a. ••*» o r l»»for* •>« m unti*» tro n i Ih » hmiil had puri-hiiHi-<l them mid tu-ked than waa taken out by offices handling the coal bucket, scorched «lai» ut Ut» t ir a i |>i«hii»all»n o f Ib i« noli»«- Oal»«| and tir » ! p o ltlla h rt! Itila V ili «!»y I i I iii to m ake Hi« delivery. w hich operated over the budget. cheeks and sm artin g eyes when tne o t J a n o a » > IViH> When Brown returned home there M oney e n t e r i n g the em ergency fa m ily crave« w a ffle * ah these are I MANI K’I I. Wli •llol.H Aihoih w u* the deuce to pay. lie tuinn'l fnud f r o m balance« am ounted nothing if we can manage to ob latratila ot Ih» Kalal» ot O Kpoki-u to W h ile »Ince, hut he has • to »l#,7N2.18. T h e am ount I. Mrboio 1 »«-«»»••-I taken tain the latest Jazz record' And tho w ire a IIK M ItK M T W I,o s tin ili» sent the h itte r tt hook devoted lo out to c a rry d ep artm en ts that went . com fo rt of breakfaHt by M lo rn » i tu r K » la i» jw f # r nii-thoil« o f developing feeble minds. over budget allow ances waa 17,- i snap o f a switch. Ita la ot la a l |«ohll» all*»n K e b ro a ry n P ercolator, toaster, w a ffle Iron I * il» — New York Hun. B1O.82 (so easy no need to grease the iron no tu rn in g both sides cooked notici ; o r N N t t i t i r r a nai . k on Long Eyelashes C a lle d ( I F H I K ltH !.«>< A l. H A T T E K Y A T T A C H M E N T E X E C U T IO N at once no need to tra m p back and A fric a '» Sausage T re e A H F , U P F O B A liV A N t K.M F.NT fo rth fro m the kitchen to breakfast Signs o f III H e a lth N o li«» la h ereb y g l» » « llt a l l»> v irtù » table piping hot as you crave n t an » a r*u l|w n . |o «f«n *rn t and or«l»r ot O ne of O ddest K n ow n Ijin g eyelashes alw ays have been E x a m in a tio n s fo r firs t and sec e m ) D e c tr te g rill those versatile a a l» ut alla»h»»t prò p e r ir iaau»<l o u i ot A trae which hear» fru it app ar conahleied a m ark o f beauty, h i l l It ond lieutenants were given T ues il*« r i f i l i l i r o o r l o t han » • ««*•*!>. N ia l» of O regon un ih» Wth d a r o í O» |o b »r ently only to deceive la the so-called remains for a Japanese physician day by M a jo r C y ril A W Ifaw aon a ffa irs w hich cook tw o or three In an arilo«« a b » r» ln un Ih » »ahi Vii» da» ■'«auaiigii tree" of l-'.unt Africa, a to lake the Joy out of life by p oint of Salem, re g u la r a rm y ln»trti<tor, things a t once and s till we sigh . f (>< InI»»r ItU t« l o lla « » O ro «» A d jo a l queer tree I f a queer one la to be ing out Ih iil tlo-y are also a sign to H. H B u ko w akl, who haa been fo r "the g»xa] old days." »n i lh tr» a o , a » « rjn rra ila n . r*» « « » r» d A tem p e ra tu re controlled range, lo d g o ie u i a g a in s t I SS SSalk»r VS and I tara found. o f poor hi-ulih. Itoetor T am no kl of recom m ended fo r a firs t lie u te n m echanical re frig e ra to r and elec «r Ih » auto ot tt«» SI SS a lb . r hla w ife , for Aa the nauauge Ire « la approached the pedlatlc dwpartment o f the ancy, and Ham uel Sch w artz, who h u n d re d n lo » ly Ih r» » d o lla r« I f SW I •'»’*, w hile hearing fru it (often rearhlng Kyushu Im perial university, has baa been recom m ended for a sec tric dishw asher is our idea o f a a n d ll>» fu r th e r aun* o f »»*»n ly fl» » d» I long-sought U topia fo r housewives tara (9TA-<Mt) a l l a n t » / ’ « Ir» and ih » a length o f two foot), U has a moat s a tw o-year study o f about ond lieutenancy. D onald M Dc- excuse me. I mean "h o m e-m ak I irtfcer am « o f i * » i t ( y on» d o lla r» »»«»n Inviting look hut a tnoet disappoint i.is si children nnd has concluded lx>ng has realgned as firs t lleuten ly ( » u l» ( I ' J I TO) ro ala w hirl« »aid Jud« ing result upon Inspection. Hint most children w ith long eye ant of b attery "R ." local n ation al ers." o .m t w «a m r o lle d and d o rh » l» d In Ih» T he modern b reakfast nook is »aid r o u r l on Ih » aahl Wlh day uf ()r |..b » r T h e exh-rlor seems to he edible lashes are In |ionr health, It baa guard u iilt and Second L le u 'e n n n t equipped w ith a num ber of con lu .u »0*1 «aid alla» ho*.-nt »»«• lltON to upon a glance, hut th« In te rio r I» been refiorted to the Am erican Mi-d B u ko w akl haa been recom m ended venient outlets which e lim in ate the **■«• d i r » r |r d roiitittaigd* d in» In I I I» n a o» hard mid weedy pulp, neither tem pt leal association. o f ih » H t» * » u f O r r f u n In o rd e r Io »all» to fill the vacancy nnd F irs t Ser the I» »aid )iid « o *« n i lo l< r» » l. m a la and a» T he lashes u l consumptive c h il geant S ch w artz to fill L ie u te n a n t usual d rapery uf cords fro m ing to the palate nor edible lig h t socket. Double and trip le t r a in « »«ala. Io a * li lb » follow In « d<a T he Ire«, which Is a member of dren grow tw ice as long ns tluaie of Bukow skl's place. • r l l i ' u i*rt»p*r<r. l o w II sockets are w on der-w o rkin g in the tli« calulpa fam ily, ha« n use. how healthy children Sickly children h o i ri«» l» > H in d i N |n » l» m ( I V I T h e b a tte ry Is m a k in g p re p a ra L o **ra ld H » i« h la A d d itio n Io H p tlr*« ever and enter* Into both the re- have longer nnd p re ttie r lashes tion« for ann ual inspection to be absence of outlets and enable us to fie ld , han » r o u n ly , n ia l» of ()r» « o n llgtena and medical Ilf» n f the na than thoae In good health. The held the last o l F e b ru a ry and has have a complete B rea k fa s t by Non th e re fo r» la ih» nato» of «he tive* o f the country where It I» lushes o f healthy children w ill grow places fo r eight flra t class recruits. W ire ! T h e b reakfast nook—such a n ia i» o f O regon and In »nwtptlAftr» » I t h • a id a Ita »Itti*» n t » » » ru lio n and o rd e r of found T he negio tribe« of Nubla about an eighth o f an Inch during M a jo r Daw son- w ill be inspecting c h a rm in g innovation in com parison aal» and In o rd e r Io a a tle fy aald Jud« w ith the h alf-acre kitch en of our consider the tree sacred and hold ■ ii . i year of Uh-, w hile those o fficer. m a n i, In te rv a l. <oaia and a»« ru ln g >oatn. g rand m other's day la n d roebbe our o f children suffering from scrofula religious fioillvnls In the moonlight I w ill <*n lb » 4 lh day o f E rb ru n r« . I V ’ o Q u a rte rly pay, a m o un tin g to ap a l Ih» hou r o f I « o 'r lo r h In Ih » forenoon beneath Its brote be«. Poles made grow nearly a q uarter of an Inch. p ro xim ately *1000. waa iaaued Tues o w n l. O f course you know it - the .1 ««.-I < la * a t I I . . •• ,11.«. »« f i. .* . I huge b arny room where d aily the from the tree »re erected tw-fore the Iioetor Tam nokl haa found. No ex o f ih » r o u n ly co u rt boya». h n « » n r, han » day flight. good housewife ran the m arath on bouse« o f I' i- chiefs and are wor* planation of the rauae of this con r o u n ly . O regon o ffe r fo r aal» and ee|| fo r in a beaten path fro m sooty coal < nah. n l pub!!« a u d lo n a u b |» r| Io r» shlped by other member» of the dition has been made, nor haa It M arte Agnew C ra n d a ll Die«. d«»i|»lion » • pro»id» «I by law a ll o f It*« range to sink, to pan try, to the oil Drain Man Buys Hume Here. been accepted as a deflulte c rite trlb» r ig h i, t il l» and In te r r a i o f th» aald d« f»n Agnes C ran d a ll, d au gh ter cloth covered table in a fa r corner. T h e J. F. Barnes place a t L a T h e uallves cut and roast the sau rion of f i l l - «lute of a child's health. of M M a r. rie and d an ta W S V alher and C la ra M SS alb M rs. R. E . C ra n d a ll of Too often the kitchen was. and is, • r. and a ll persone ria tto tag by. th ro u g h tham , con tain ing six acres, war- sages and piar« the cut aides Kansas (T ty Slur's Science Serv Leona, died S a tu rd a y at her p a r the stepchild of the home as f a r as sold W ednesday to O ra A. Powell o r u n d e r lb »m o r e llh e r of lh»o> In and ognltiat part« of th e ir bodies afflict- in - 4o aald !»• «»«lava J"«f BO b n I ents' home. Hhe was aged 18 years, lig h tin g is concerned! of D ra in by the H a l! & Johnston ed w ith rheum ntlaui and sim ilar Il h BOSS N. n h e r lf f i t lu i«» 17 days. Hhe was born J a n u a ry 8. W e persist th a t there should be re a lty com pany. T h e Pow ell fa m com plaints,— W ashington Htar. Tha W eeping Statue 1812, tn Hope. Id a . The fa m ily "contented people" as well a s "con ily w ill ta k e possession F eb ru a ry In the ruins of Arbroath nbliey. moved to Leona seven m onths ago tented cows!" NOTICB TO CltStM YOR« 1 to m ake the place th e ir home. Left Playar Pondering Lives there a m an who can re In Scotland. Is the decapitated fro m Tacom a, W ash. N otte» la h »rvb y g irrt» T h a i A n d r» * T h e farm er owned fields on each F u n era l services w ere held at 2 sist the lure o f the cozy nook—a statue of a Scottish king, and at Itr u n d baa bv»n a p p o in t« '! » « » ro to r o f lb » slit« of the golf links. It so hap hla feet lies n headless lion. This o'clock Tuesday afte rn o o n a t the table set w ith colorful linen and In a i w ill and tra ta m e n t o f l l i r g a (I H e h l» pened that he was tutting s short Uew»aa»d. by ll*v r o u n ly m u r i of ih v « la i» I* Ring HTIIliim Ihe F irst, called M ills chapel and R ev. D u ncan P. gay little flow ery breakfast dishes, o f O regon In and fo r l-an » «o u n ly A ll m t from one to to another when a W illia m the Lion. He founded the C a in e r o n o f the P resbyterian pussy w illow s and Jonquils in persons h a v in g rln ltn a a g a in s t »aid r a la !» the (Tub's worst member waa ad- In te rm e n t was little b row n b o w l—and w affles! abbey In memory o f hla friend. church o ffic ia te d . • rv re q u ire d lo p r» a » n i then* d u ty v e il dre««lng hla ball. fle d aa Ih » l a * o rov|d»a. n l lb p ro p e r T h e d iet of a D ig g e r In d ia n w ill Ttiom aa Itecket. Here the king wa* in the A F A A M I. O. O. F. cem ««turberà w ith in aia m onths fro m lb » 2n d T h e worst member waggled hla hurled, and during the reform ation etery. Mias C ra n d a ll waa a m e m in tim e m ake one a D ig ger In d ia n day of J a n u a ry , iV J o . Io the »aid ear««* ,1i t*.-r !,, no,I fro for several min- the Sprague M em o ria l —yes? — no? Hence we o ffe r you his statue and Ihnt of the lion were ber o f lo r a l C o lla g e O m a » (b e g u n nle«, missed four swings, snd A n d rew llr u n d K a ret* to r o f the beheaded It Is a strange f a d ihnt Presbyterian chu rch of South T a three b re a k fa s t» - o ver the w ire : M a t SS til an d T e s ta m e n t of Anally managed to hit the ball B rea k fa s t via Toaster. T his type I f the w eather Is going to be wet, coma. W aah. She wa« a senior In l li r g a ( I Ft»lda. I«»»eaa»d n h o it t a ih-ri-n f i - t Then he Is p re tty w ell standardized, by ne the stone over the region o f the the D ra in high school II J H ill NX glanced up and saw the farmer. Besides h er parents surviving cessity. I t revolves around fru it, king's henrt alw ays binonies shiny All«* r n h i L . j L L hm » •’I say." he protested, "only g olf nnd moist, and sometime* w ater relatives include tw o brothers. K e n coffee and toast, w ith possibly a NOTICB TO CBBUITOM» ers are allowed on this course, you a rtu a lly trickles down. T h a t 1» neth M and R o b ert A lv in C ra n ready-cooked cereal, and varies knol-.'* why It Is called "T h e Weeping dall, and a sister. M rs. Eleanore m a in ly w ith the choice o f bread; re h » g iven Thai «lonrlth T h e farm er nodded Ball, all o f I,eona. I ia»b<'li F re e ha» been ai<polnl»d ad m ln l» raisin bread and nut breads Statue." I r a l o r . * l t h *111 ann»ae«l o f lh » » a la l» of " I do know." he replied "But I M ra. A. J. D e la m e te r and son toasted, provide ad d itio n a l n u tri SS lllla tu Ita o p i d»cenavd. by Ib e r o u n ly won't say nothin' If you d o n 't"— Jam es o f P o rtla n d and J. F . Sler- m ent, and it ’s surprising how good z o i if l of the H ta le o f O regon in and fo r M a d s N a w F o o t b a ll G a m a London Answers. n u n of T aco m a w ere here fo r the M a e e o u n lr . and I ha I a ll person» b a v in « yesterday’s m u ffin s or biscuits are T h e Introduction o f the carrying fu n e ra l. • lain«» a g a in »! »aid » » la t» a re re q u ire d when spUt. browned and spread I « pr*» < n l tb am w llb p ro p e r voucher» feature Into football 11 attributed P s g s s is i sa a F a t h e r w ith a Int o f b u tte r and cheese. 4 u ly v e r ifie d aa r»«|otr»J h> i s * . Io (h r upon n mem orial tablet at Rugby • a id a d m in ia lr a lu r w llh *111 a r a e a e d a l T h e G rill B re a k fa s t. G rills m I ’agHtilnl's grea'est relaxation R O Y M 'O l ’T H O N O R C O U R T to i achoollmj named W illia m Webb ib e l a * o ffic e o f I I J H h lan in C u lt« « , was spoiling h it son No childish IS T O B E H E L D T O N IG H T tablestoves are such handy things tir o « » . M a » r o u n ly . O regon * i l h l n al« Cilla, who tn ihe closing minutes of —not only fo r b reakfast but also whim was too unreasonable to I,« t««aalh» fro m tb a . a d day o f J a a u a ry . a draw n game In the autum n of I V9o grallAed and hla pollenee was really T h e m o n th ly boy scout court of fo r lunch, q uick meals and iate llCS. “w llb a floe disregard for the Io»« ph l la s b r i i F ree. A d m ia ia tunlernnl. Once, when Ihe child honor w ill be held a t 7.30 tonight suppers. Cream ed dishes are espe ir a lu r W it h W ill A n neaed of rules o f foottuill ns played In Ids had broken a leg. the doctor ordered in the c ity hat), instead o f the high c ia lly adaptable. iliw R a t a l* o f SS lllia m lla u p l. time, flrat took the hnll In his arms Iheeevaad T his versatile c reatu re cooks absolute re|ui«e. hut no one could I .....1 a u d ito riu m as previously a n ami run w ith It. thus originating I I J V IIIN N keep the little one atilt. Pagnnlnl nounced A n um ber o f m e rit badges three things at once— w h a t m ote A I lorn«-j f >r M i a i . the distinctive feature of the Itughy — sat w ith the child on hla lap for w ill be aw arded and a num ber o f could one wish; fo r instance - gtuiie." In Hie forty years that fol 1. B roiled bacon, toast, frie d eggs. eight days, rnresslng i,n<1 e n te rta in scouts w ill be up fo r advancem ent. NOTICB TO CRKOITOBS lowed. ninny elnhs sprang up 2. H o t cakes, satlsages, toast. ing Idin F in ally he became dazed An E agle palm , the firs t to be throughout England, some playing 3. Steam ed eggs, fried potatoes, Nell«» I* hi-r*t>y <ti--t> th a t th«- un«l*r front contlntial sitting and the doc «w arded in this city, -w ill be given the kicking and others the carry » la s -it ba«*- b aa» a|-|K>lfiia-t h> tba aoun tor Insisted on his going o u t He io L lew ellyn Rex. Engle scout. Rex oatm eal bread toast. I f co u rt of l^na couair. S ts I - of O regon, Ing game, hut all handicapped by a 4. Cream ed beef or poached eggs find a renin pllshed his purpose, how was one of the firs t tw o scouts in f u lu l a ta c u lu ra of Ib a l a * l « H I a n d la a la Inck of uniform rules. ii,a m uf Marsh K I ’o cb rs «. decasaad, by ever. for Hie young hones had knit this city to earn the ran k of Eagle on toast, left over buttered aspara an o rd e r b e a rin g d a ta tba lin d d a y of together properly.— From " t ’ ngnnlnl scout, the highest In scouting. F iv e gus. J a n u a r y , lu d li of Genoa," by i.llln n Day. 5. F rie d mush (bew are the calor Lons F re ig h t T rains A lt parson« b a r in g c la ln ir a g a ln r l tb a m e rit badges, in add itio n to the a a l a t a o f «aid H a rs h i. t'n rb ra n . dacaased num ber required fo r E agle scout, T h e average number of cars car a ra b arab y n o tlfia d a n d ra q u tra d 1« pra ried by freight trains In 1023 wits a re necessary fo r an E agle palm. •a n t tb a asms, d u ly r a r tfla d . to lh a on Canada's Status daralg n ad at lh a law o f flr a o f l l a r b a i t W S ta r scouting r a n k w ill be •IS tier ¡rain. T h e E rie railroad ran Canada Is not nn Independent na L o m b a rd , f l r a t N a tio n a l ban k b u ild in g . a train o f 251 ears. 8.547 feet long, aw arded to one scout tonight and I o lla g a tlro v a , O ra,, on o r b i-fora ala tion In Hie same sense n t Is Hie on July 23. 1014 T he train weighed the firs t m e rit badges in aviatio n nio stb a fro m lh a d a ta o f Ib a l ir a ! p u b lt United States. Canada Is n self- . a lio n o f th ia n o lira . 17,012 tons. In November. 1014. the w ill be given. governing dominion w ithin the B r it I l a t a d and flr a t p o b ltahad Ib ia 8 lb day Scout troop No. 18 w ill give a New Haven ran a train from Vic o f J a n u a ry , ItfS o ; a n d lh a d ata o f lh a ish em pire At the luiperlsl confer la a l p lih h r a tlo n i ’a b ro a ry h lh . lU'Jo ence n f l!»3tl the position of C a n a d a ' toria, Vn., to Roanoke o f 2**1 rars. short sketch. IT IA IIL K H H C O tT H tA X . and R.4S2 feet long, welshing 14,573 and other self governing dominions I l i i H A i 'K I I o t 'I I H A N J o in t tons nnd making the 123 miles In CHANGES ARE TO BE MADE g a a a a tu ra o f lh a Laal W il l « was defined ns follow s: "They are 7 hours nnd 85 minutes. Both the and T a a ta m a n t o f H a rs h K. IN COURT HOUSE ROOMS nntononioua ronfmttnltles w ith in the I ‘o r b ra n . Ila ra a a a d . New Haven nnd Virginia trains had B ritish empire, equal In atatua. In t i r . l ( t l K H T W . I .O M U A K li . only four loaded cars. T h e Cana R e a rra n g e m e n t o f some of the no way subordinate one to another dian I ’aclfle ran a wheat tra in of rooms on the second floo r o f the In nny aspect o f th e ir domestic or 135 earn, weighing 8,275 tons. This county court house in o rder to pro NOTICB TO CBBDITORa external ufTiilrs, though united by Is about Ihe heaviest train run for vide more commodious q uarters for a common allegiance to the crown, N o llr a la h a ra b y g lr a n th a t lh a u n d e r that number o f ,-nra. the Lane county chap ter o f the and freely associated ns members aignad haa b ra n a p p o in te d by lh a cou n ty A m erican Red Cross Is planned by soo n o f boas ooiisty, 8<«to of Om»on o f the B ritish commonwealth of nn- r a a r u t r l * o f tha la a l w ill sod ta a ta m a n t the county court. Lives of Mosqnltoes tlono.” o f J a m i l C. P o rta r . daraaaad, h r an o rd a r T h e room occupied by the chap b a n rin g d a ta lh a lU t h d ay o f J a n u a ry . T h e ra are many different species J » » ii B u s in a s « " O v e r h e a d ” o f mosquitoes and duration o f life te r Is inadequate, according to A ll para,m a h a r in g claim s a g a ln a l t h - varies In different species. T he Judge C. P. B a rn a rd . N o d efin ite a alata o f aald Jam as C. I'o r ta r , daraaaad. Speaking In general terms, by old belief Hint the natural life of plans have been m ade as yet as to a ro h arab y n o tlfia d an d ra q n lra d lo pea overhead la meant thoae Items of w hat rooms w ill be changed. It Is sant lh a a a io i, d u ly v a r lfla d . lo lh a on a mosquito Is only 24 hours Is w ith general expense o f a m anufacturing d ara lg n a d a t th a la w o f flr a o f lla r b a r t possible th a t a n o th e r room w ill be out (iitindntlon. In no species do W . L o m b a rd . P lr a t N a tio n a l b an k b u ild plant (fo r Instance) which are ad constructed on the th ird flo o r over tng. I'o iia g a i lr o r a . l i r a , on o r lia fo ra ala the .voting pnss through larva nnd d itional to the cost of the labor and m onths fro m Ib a d ata o f tha f lr a t pub pupa stakes In less than ten days. the skylig ht above the m ain s ta ir m aterial actually entering Into the llr a llo n of th ia n o llra Adult mosquitoes live for several w ay. T his room would be used by Ila ta d a n d flr a t pu b llab ad th ia Id lb day production o f the plnnL For exam the county engineer's office. o f J a n u a ry . lW .m . a n d th a d a ta o f tha monllis anil In some species Hie fe ple. tinder overhead It Is usual to la a l p u b llr a tlo n F e b ru a ry 1». WHO. male may hibernate through the N A N C Y P O f tT K R . F x a r u t r l * of group salaries o f officials, office ex w ln le r ami furnish eggs for the CHILDREN OF LANE GIVEN tha I.a a t W il l a n il T a a ta m a n l penses, all Indirect tabor, traveling TOXIN-ANTI-TOXVi SERUM of Jamra C. Porter. Harassed. next season. — Pathfinder Magazine expenaea of salesmen. Interest. In HBRRBKT W. LOMHAK», sarance, legal expenses, enre of ^Attorna)Mfor_Katala JI a r t J Between 1500 and 2000 children of Vagus p la n t; depreciation nlso frequently lovne county have been given the Is Included under such head. CITATION. Eight year-old Jean was being to x ln -a n ti-to x ln tre a tm e n t d u rin g m enially measured by a professor the past tw o m onths at clinics I n tha c o u n ty co u rt o f tha H ta la of In Ihe education department of the w hich have been held by the Lane P o w e r o f S o ftn e s s ii r a g u n fo r the c o u n ty of L an a. In th a m a tta r o f the E a ta ta nf E d g ar stale university T he college class C ounty H e a lth association, accord A hank o f snow six feel thick A W ills o n , dorcaaad wa» observing Hie method ing to a rep o rt made M onday. will stop a bullet shot ot the ills l o V i r g in ia A n n W ils o n , and I n a ll u th a r "W hat Is the difference between h alra n n k n n w n of E d g a r A W llla s a , da About 1000 child ren have been vac tnnee o f 50 yards. T h e bullet w ill ( revolution nnd evolution?" asked re s s a d : cinated. T h e last toxin-n nti-toxin not penetrate that downy hank of In tha nam a n f tha H ta tr nf Oregon the professor. clinic for the present w ill be held snow, hut It w ill go through a You a ra h a ra b ) r tia d and ro q u lra d In ap "Revolution Is w ar," answered |m ar In lb,- c o u n ty co u rt uf lh a H ta la of W ednesday at the Hoselton school. solid embankment when fired nt O regon fo r lh a (h in n ty of Lana, at tha Jean promptly, “and evolution has T h e to x in -a n tl-to x ln , d ip h th eria three nun's the dlslnnce. It Is de r o u r l room th a ra o f, at Eugana. In l.a n a someihlng to do w ith monkeys, I ligh tfu l I T he bullet shatters Ihe p reventative, was firs t given to m u n ty , O regon, on tin- flr a t day of don't know w hat.”— Los Angeles steel, penetrates the solid h a n k ; M arch A. I> , l«.H>. • • • • u 'r lo r k a in : Lone county school children fou r Times. 1,1 show n a iia a . I f any you have, w h y » 1 1 hut the soft feathery snow has n years ago. T h e Schick test which h am I I W llla u n . »« a d m in is tr a to r uf the way o f Its own. and It takes in determ ines w-hether the toxin tre a t , - la l,- n f E d g a r A. W ills o n . dcc-aaad. Pot M ad Dog that murderous lend and loves It, m ent hns been successful w ill be ah m ilil nut anil I I I thn m an n e r p ro v id e d by la u a l p r lv a la aula Ilia fn llo w tn g da« given each child in about six nnd. ns It were, soothes It. M argery was describing her pet c rlb a d re a l prem laos l>,-lunging to tha . months. dog to her father's friend. a a ta tr o f E d g n r A W llla u n . d ac aaacl, to "1* your dog a hull dog?" In Hum ble P a trio t w it ! 2» f r e t It In d ia « o ff u f w aat «Ula qulri-d the InloroKted man. ' R ESID E N T S OF GOWDYVH.l.K Hurlbuldl. the famous Italia n pa o f lot tw o (Ii), block fo u r ( < ) o f I "No, he I* a mail dog and harks ARK GIVEN MAH- SERVICE trlo t, once lived on Staten Island, II I, F n rln iid a a d illlln n lo I'o tla g o at everybody that conics to our llr o ir . I.auc county, Oregon, aa New York, where he was employed p lu tla d am i recorded liouse." replied the four year-old A d dition al ru ra l m a ll service on In h factory that made soap ami W llm a a . Ilia lin n C i ’ lla n m id . Im lv- ml»-s. the Lorane route w ill be inaugu- candles.— Am erican Magazine. * -ha County co u rt n f Ilia H ta la of ( I t , gun, (or the r o u n ly of Lana, and In , ated F e b ru a ry 1. according to an seal o f aald c o u rt hereto a fflv c d . t h t , , announcem ent of P ostm aster E l Pendulum Clock -Jlld d o , of J a n u a ry , A. I>.. IIC.HI. M edical Pioneer b e rt S m ith , the route havin g been (' I- IIA IIN A Itli County Judge A pemtuliim clock gained, owing AHaai w II t i l l . I . A H K . C o u n ty C le rk , extended to serve residents of George Bodlngton, an English to the Incienso o f gravity w ith la t lly I. M llry a o n . O rp u tv . J in (2 , G ow dyville. T h e addition to the physlchin. Initiated the open a ir I Heal n f I I I ..........in ly n i n r l j _________ __ itude, about one minute and tw enty i route stnrts at G ow d yville bridge treatm ent of tuberculosis In 1883. seconda a day when taken from Ot- and extends west one m ils to the Thia treatm ent Is so fa m ilia r today NOTICB TO CREDITORS. tnwa to (lie mouth of Mackenzie ' F ra n k lin farm . A fte r re tra c in g the that It Is difficult to realize that river, Northwest territories, hy the N o tice la h ereb y g iven th a t tha u n d e r 1 m ile to the h ig h w a y the route fo l In lloillnglon’s lim e tuhercillosls Dominion observatory In connection signed lina b a rn op p o ln tad by Ilia county lows Its usual course. Between 40 was In-lug I rented by bleeding, cup cou rt of Lam - co u n ty , H ia lc o f O regon, w llh Its gravity work. T aken about and 50 persons w ill be served by ping nnd leeching, blistering plas a d m in is tr a to r nf lh a a alata o f M a ry F live ihotiannd feet up a mountain the extension. Those who wish to Mawaey, ileceaaed, by an o rd e r b ea rin g ters, emetics, la r vapor, chlorine sldi- In British Columbia tt lost d a ta III! 2H ih d ay o l J a n u a ry . I # # « . Macey—Shaw-Walker ta k e advantage of the new service and fuming n itric a d d Inhalations. A ll paraoiia h a v in g clalm a ag a ln a l the about thirteen seconds dally. have been asked to provide th e m »state of M a r y F M aaaey, dacaaaad, are Ilygeln Magazine. selves w ith stan dard m a ll boxes. h ereb y n o tlfia d and r a t|iilr il In p rese nt V ooW rç PINION- SQUARE KNOWLES 6? GRABER « HARDWARE Cottage Grove O r e g o n tlin name, d u ly v e r ifie d , tn the und er signed al the law o ffic e of H e rb e r t W . I.iiin h a rd F lra t N a tio n a l han k b u ild in g . Cigitage ilr o v e , Lan e cou nty, O regon, on o r b e fo re a l* m o n th * fro m the d ale o l the fir s t p u b lic a tio n nf th ia notice H a ted and flr a t p u b lish ed t i l l * JOIh d a y o f J a n u a ry , 193(1. » W (I. MAHHF.Y. Adminialralur of the Estate of Mary F Ma«- •ay. Dacaaaad. IIR R R E H T W I.OM ItAM H Attoraay for B a ts ta . JI0-f'J7o Word to Iks Wise • j I j q — „•jensuq » «1 « o iP i A pint mason Jar tilled w ith boric H im ,. 'uoiiuim UJ oiqaiAUO us s.Jl a d d solution should he In every •unq joj >u||l»nu PI- io m oqi shi | aq medicine closet. Boric acid Is a SAtoun mi a ii|i|| m i »Ml P ub auop sllupii flu iip n jo HM«M " s,"l * H : mild, healing nntlseptle. Poured over cut« It proves henllng. In a •qof s|i| OHM Ifl'”1 I” 1" l-1,,,,ll °l°M » wound a compress dipped In hot s|i| wind ot|M euo »| jiiiis itq V boric acid la a valuable aid. uo!i»|nri«M S|!MAA H * '° M K uby G lasler B ack a t School. B L U E M O U N T A IN . Jan. 28.— ) (Special.) R u by G lasler, w ho was accid entally shot through the w in d pipe several w eeks ago by a child p laym ate, was able to be a t the i school house M o n d a y fo r the firs t tim e sines h e r accident. FIRE PROOF CABINET SAFES FIRE PROOF FILING CABINETS STEEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT of E v ery K ind The Sentinel Announcing N E W and IMPROVED EA5Y N O W R IN G E R W ASHERS I« Im p r o v e d s u c tio n tjrpc w asher 2 . 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