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TIICHNOAY, MARC H I». I»««* OOTTAOB GROVK. ORROON. ie tërovf >rntinrl UKOSN E A R M M .S T A X . con.ln, Michigan or som. o th .r • ■tat*. Wo could not hold the land, • C O T TA G E G R O V E O re. March and we could not go into the other FtiblUWC _____ _ ( state to collect. Id.—(To the Editor.) In order to FithUahad hr < Publishing U nder such a system we would dissipate any thought that r.a y be Bibs»« Beds— ... ............ Better take a slice from the money earned lingering in your mind to the e f - : by the w idow w ho does w ashing for feet that I am seeking notoriety. Church of Chrtat, Sixth street and t l n i i l u i psbllsstloe »stared » I Cot living, and collect nothing from In this proposed (ax reform, let me Gibbe avenue, where more men than tag» Uro»» ss »eeoatf elsa» m attar many who might have great wealth say that I am nut the originator of than women at lend evening »er~ H asis.»» Office >» Barth M itt in property, but might be living It, However I have never heard vices Bible school. 9:43, Clem elsewhere, or who might be living it advocated by but one other per Harff, superintendent; the men of subscription rates in the state and have no gross In- son. and from him I got the idea, the school meet with the commun (Osali is sdrsass) Oas yssr .......fS iS IT h r» » m oatki SO come to tax. My suggestion that the legtsla ity men’s bible class at the Arcade M s swaths t t .M IO a » month . »0 Collecting the tax where the tax- ture authorise and command the each Sunday; communion of the payer lives would not do away with state treasurer to ascertain the lord's supper. 11. sermon subject. Member sf HsUossl E ditarla! ¿asociados the objections raised by The Sen- gross income wealth of the state Breaking the Third Command- Orsgea Htate E ditorial Asaocistloa tlnel In ita reply a week ago. Own you treat In saieastic and eontemp- m eat;“ C. E. groups, « 90; evening O r»tf“ n N e w s p a p e r t ’o o f e r e n e e ers of a string of banks might live iuous manner just as tf it were utter worship, 7:90, sermon subject. 1 in Portland, which would result in folly to mention such an inrpoe- "W hat Is T h e B a u t and ’The gross earnings produced In Cottage stble thing. Yet. all that I have Pragon’ Spoken of in Revelation»,* Grove being taxed to support the done Is to suggest that the legle- music by male quintet; I S, (J. T. VKnHnRHS city o f P ortland W holesale hou ses lature en large the pow er of th s l of W each Tuesday evening, studies in Eugene, for example, are owned fleer which it has already given In Acta. 7:90 Wednesday, prayer elsewhere, even out of the state. To him to enforce the intangibles tax circle following. I. G Shaw, ntln- .I"'1' — ;------------------- correct such unfairness by taxing law which is now in operation. I f Ister. ” *W,A <W^*8»rois*,|” e,tW** ,he income where produced would he can ascertain the amount of ear- • • • ItlSi fUs Praaelsea. cause many taxpayers having scat tain kinds of net incomes of the Presbyterian C hurch— Rev Dun Partissi Baearlty *.<- i Aatelaa. »11 W nteri tered interests to maintain a staff state, he certainty can be given can p Cameron w ill preach at the Jack la chary» Bry4oaJa of accountants to make certain power to ascertain the amount of u o'clock Sunday service on "The that the tax were paid where the gross incomes of the state No, silence of Separation" and his eve- A NORTH DAKOTA FARMER s*™ "! . a. . Mr. Editor, in all seriousness there „ing subject w ill be the painting by A school district with great tsn t anything difficult about that Piochorst. “Christ s Trium phal Cn A rotogravure section has Just wealth tn property and little wealth and. I may add, by way of smpha- try i nto Jerusalem " Sunday school bean issued by the Eugene Register In gross earnings would not be dif- sis. that It Is Just as simple as that. w lu meet at 10 o’clock and Chrls- and 48,000 copies of this are to be flcult to locate. The county super- You call attention to the fact tinn Endeavor at « 90 circulated In the Dakotas, Montana tntendent of any heavily timbered that, under my proposition there . . . and Minnesota. The rotogravure county could point them out. Tim - w ill be hundreds of thousands of ber not being cut -not earning any- acres of timber lands and other » 3 ^ ? 1 hurch. w ork gives an artistic touch to the u ?«” w , special edition, which is replete thing—but homesteaders and small kinds of property that would not L , . „ h — ’ w ith pictures describing Oregon ns rancher, w ith children with every pay a cent. Just so. M r. Editor, but a great fru it state aad as one to right to an education. you haven't told the h alf of it and superintendent; morning worship. attract the tourist ■ ■ I am persuaded that you have not 11. sermon subject, "The High Lights tn the L ife of Jesus. " W L A leading story tells of an idea Coming right down to brass tacks. discovered the m ilk in this that grew In the head of a former the man who can’t see any good In cocoanut. I f you had you would Cook, evangelistic singer, will sing; North Dakota farm er that has re the other fellow's side of a proposi know that all property is exempt Hi B. Y.. 8, social hour the H l B sulted In the Rlv-u-let F ru it com tion is too prejudiced to make a and the entire tax placed on gross Y. of Eugene w ill be special guests. I initiation « service r ..it.. iiiHHiuun r v ir e will be held , pany that w ill this year use 85 cars good clttxen. incomes. to attention this in “ the c lu in g Ch.M ,e r * ll* n * “ " « * « “ »• ‘’•* of Oregon fruit. The North Dakota votlonal service; evening service farm er Is O. H . Heine, at one time The man with a swelled head paragraph o f my fo rm e r article. 7:90. a lively song service under a rancher west of Cottage Grove, And now. 1 want to call your at fails to appreciate the advise that where he owned the Rlv-u-let tention to another fact that seem« M r Cook's leadership and specla! "there's lots of room at the top." ranch. to have escaped your attention, music, sermon subject. "By-and The story of the development of namely, that while these different B>. " Evangelistic services w ill be A subscriber wants to know kinds of property w ill pay no tax continued all next week an Idea is too long for repetition here, but The Sentinel would speak where liars go to. Well, a lot of the owners of these properties will P re . U .lh o d ts t C hnrrh — Corner of its appreciation of the efforts of them haven't got there yet. pay tax on their gross incomes, and Monroe «vena» and south F ifth » « » « I— this form er North Dakota farmer. the state will get all the revenue Mile» Pitcher p s tto t Sunday »rbool »1 A person who swallows e very It needs. Now, Just another fact tn 10. forenoon »«rrtees s i I t . »»»slag w t Thanks to his active imagination, rice at T;SO P t t p r maottag »1 7: S t thing he hears is unmercifully and his tenacity in sticking to an this connection to clear your vision: Thum dsy «e«uie;a. Idea until ha had put it over, Lane abusing his digestive system. The last Sentinel carries a state s s • county can sell every pound of ment from our county assessor to Seventh Day Ad»»atl»t Church. Weal We men have to be bad, other the effect that it la now n e c e s s a ry .___ fru it that It will produce. That M ala afreet. Saturday. Rah hath »rbool at wise our wives could get no credit this is true Is due to the fact that in order to more nearly equalize the • :*» a. m . ekurcb mtt I w at I I _ _ tax assessments, to make a cruls- m»»*l»s •> ?:»o p. m. WrdnMday Heine, when he left North Dakota, for reforming us. ----------------------of this Umber that seems to rest 7 \ . became a resident of Lane county, The movie folk like California be- so heavily on your mind, at a cost A„ , „ , hIy Ood ever since which time his heart has — F kbi been wth this county, just as It has c“ use the folk there are accustomed to the taxpayers of Lane county of Mala t'trcct. « « « fro, S. P • l a l t o R to being shocked. w ith his old friends back In Î 100.000, which they would escape *««■• B * ’<» p»»«or Sunday »th.Mii » the Dakotas whom he wanted to under m y proposition, and thia Is m T® ^ have the Lane county fru it that he only a small part of what we would ftlU geUatle' si 8 a p p » B; . ; ; ______ meetin( i tJ c ».¡-el»e. at C u sto m o f C h a lle n g e Ineadai escape in the cost Of administering ^ibla «lady. W ednesday. prayer me« liar knew they ought to have. He has lay. Mrri« _ _ the present system. Thursday.. Mr»le»s with yo«s< people I» mads this m arket for Lane county by G a u n tle t K e p t U p F r id a y . a t r r * | me<-tlnr Saturday fru it largely by his own efforts In You seem to think that unless at 7 :8 0 p a Tossing gauntlets io the ground • • • developing his Idea that folk In the Is challenge was not nearly so our present system of each taxing Lutheran Miaatoa— A dveatU t church central states would buy our fru it common In the old days as some unit levying its own tax were «eat M ain aireat: M a rtin P. Simon, paa In quantities If they once tried It novelists would have us think. In changed some units would get the lor. D ivine aerrlca at 2 30 ihe Aral and It could be got to them. He the first days of chain armor, drags. Just why should there be and th ird Suadaya of each month Ah did not receive much encourage there were do gauntlets at all. The any drags, as you express i t 7 Is Lutheran». Irrespective of nationality ara cordially in cited aa wall aa Ihoae ment In the early development of hand was protected by a mitten at not the budget of the needs of each who are withoQt a rh n rrh home. his idea. • a • tached to the sleeve. When gaunt district made now before the tax The rotogravure section of the lets did begin to appear. In the levy is made? I f not it should be, Charch o f C h r is t— (London. 13 milea Eugene Register was Heine's idea, days of the Fourth and Fifth cru and if not It can be made under south a f C otthfe G r o m .)— Sunday aer rleoa; Bible atady 10 a m .. worship I I and his company paid a large part sades, they were cumbersome my proposition and the levy made a. m . acripture study 7 :8 0 p m. of the expense of distributing this things which were strapped to the sufficiently high to meet all de splendid piece of advertising. It arista to firmly that Issuing a chal mands. Just as simple as that. REASON FOR SVBSTITVTES. has an appeal that should bring re lenge by means of them would be Mr. Editor. W hy the necessity of sults fa r beyond any expense It has more of a Job than a hot-headed any change? I f the editor will that the been to those in Lane county and W hy should the allocation of the knight wonld care to undertake. incomes to the various districts be !aborlr'« gets better wages, so Oregon who w ill benefit. I t was not nntll plate armor bad he can afford to buy dairy prod- Heine Is now endeavoring to put reached Its fall glory that the any more expensive than under the ucts, they will not need to resort over his frozen strawberries Idea. present system? I t certainly would gauntlet became symbolic of chal to substitutes. I t Is not because he He has demonstrated here and else lenge. And It has rarely been any not cost more to allocate one kind and his fam ily prefer them, but be- where that, through freezing, fresh of income than it does several thing else but a symbol. Even to kinds. And here. M r. Editor S“ " 1 a ffo rd d a lry prod- strawberries can be served at anv day, there Is a personage In Eng springa on my vision another item uc^ ' wh. i h 1 am ,u r# reallIe’ “ time of year. This Idea w ill make land— the king’s champion— whose of saving in the cost of adminls- 7 * 11 “ the P°?r ? * n d°**' “ ? h ,r' Lane county a m arket for every duty It la to cast a glove In West tratlon, which. In my Judgment U “ ° “ cuae for i«nor* nc«' ot the strawberry th at It w ill produce. minster abbey during the cere would be no inconsiderable am ount caua* thU day and And his company contemplates monies attendant upon the corona A T H IN K E R . entering the vegetable field. Make the income taxable In the tion of a king, and to cry loudly No one Individual has done more locality where the owner lives and his willingness to fight any man fo r the products of the soli of Lame P antom im e» A ncient who denies the new king's title.— Cottage Grove will lose nothing by county, and we wish to offer this removal of same to more lightly Popular Biography. The first pantomime produced In editorial posey to a live one. taxed districts. In this respect It England was at Drnry Lane In 1T02. would not be different from the It was called “The Tavern Build- present system. ers. " it was not until 1723, how HEM'S TAX PANACEA. Letter Show* Edison’s I must confess that I am too ever, that the noted harlequin, Keen Sense of Humor dumb to comprehend how there ___ John Rich, established the Christ Elsewhere on this page O. M. Thomas A. Edison once wrote ® ,c b°ol district of great mas pantomime. This form of en Kem continues the discussion of a his Intimate friend, friend. Albert B. wealth with almost no gross In tertainment bad long been popular, gross earnings tax as a substitute Chandler, requesting facetiously comes. School districts are made having i-een at Its height In Rome fo r all other taxes. that “A. B. C." pay certain of his up of people and, unless those peo In the time of Nero. Pantomime M r. Kem believes that we failed bills. The letter, the first line« of ple are paupers, they have gross still has thousands of devotees to get the m ilk of the cocoanut On which Edison bad crossed out incomes and they m aintain their throughout the world. the other hand we believe that we lightly, with the obvloos Intention schools. T h a t’s all they will do un understood his proposition fully, of their being read by Chandler, der the proposed system. The only- but svldently we did not make our was written November 11, 187?> difference is they will pay on their objections plain. gross Incomes Instead of their W hen we aald that thousands of I t follows; acres of timber lands would escape “A. B. Q : Have yon any Idea? property. Yes, Indeedy, it is Just as simple as that. taxation, we understood full well O f course you have. Do you think? I think, M r. Editor, that I have that any gross earnings from such O f course you think. What I want tim ber would be taxed. A t least, to say grammatically la: Can you answered your objections to a gross T h a t’s Just W h at 8he S a i d - it was the Idea of M r. Kem that pay one of the smallest of my bills income tax fu lly and fairly. I f no*, kindly point out wherein I have such gross incomes should be taxed. A V U 4 V I4 V V * 4 7 MU V. CXA4 k i It t w v r ss a . , - - — tomorrow? i AA f yon can’t won't Just W h at He Said work extraordinary hardship to me. and add any other objections But there are hundreds of thou but I f you could, I think under the ,h a‘ " ay ®c7ur sands of acres of land in Oregon that are earning no income of any benign Influence of the comely * our moneys by greenbacks this beautiful world of “ “ !>,lned L"00"?* a" d Pr°Perty kind that could be taxed. They are onrs would enhance In beauty. fa\ 5 il , n?? do' We have tr,ed 11 an annual expense to their owners, New wonden In the never-ending ° the ot necessity and daily and the Lord only knows when evolution, revolution and cycloldlcal i r weakncsees keep cropping out. such lands w ill have a gross earn transformation of things inorganic oo complitmted, too expensive of ing. Therefore, so fa r as this par Into things organic would become administration, too discriminatory, When you take vitalizing K ru a - ticular class of property Is con chen Salta for a few days that old cerned, we would lose the tax it conspicuously apparent to my op unjust and burdensome. O M. K E M . indolent arm chair feeling deserts now pays, and from the owner tical nervaa.”—Kansas City Star. you—It doesn't m atter how fat you thereof we would get nothing for are— the urge for activity baa got protection of his vast Interests. L>ay Ubts F o reseein g End o f Moon you— and you’re stepping lively. F u rth e r than that, great tracts of The original bay rum Is made by The Naval observatory says II Is And best of all you like this ac tim ber in Oregon are owned by distilling the Juice of the leaves of stated by Jeffreys, who has made tiv ity —you w alk a couple of miles those who live in other states. Sup the bayberry, a tree which grows an elaborate mathematical Investl and enjoy It—you thought you’d pose there were gross earnings extensively to the West Indies. gation of the subject, that the never dance again but you find fro m such property, how would we No particular attention Is given to moon will begin to return to the you’re getting aa spry aa ever—the go about collecting a tax from the cultivation of the tree. The earth before It reaches twice Its old tingling active feeling reaches someone living In Minnesota, Wls- making of bay rum was formerly present distance and will continue even your fe e t chiefly a seasonal, local Industry to approach until It comes so near Kruachen 1» a combination of the I d the Islands like the preparation that it will be torn to pieces by the six salts Nature has already put in of maple sirup In this country. attraction of the earth. The frag to your body to keep you alive— if The distilled oil of the bay, how ments will then form a ring around It were not for these vital salts you STILL IT MUST BE ever. Is only onq Ingredient of the the earth like that of Snturn. Rus could not live. commercial bay rum of the present sell, without disputing this conclu W hy not try one 83 cent bottle of CONFESSED THAT day. It Includes also alcohol, wa slon, adds that the sun may have these rejuvenating salts—a bottle ter, oil or orange peel and oil of ceased to shine before this exceed lasts 4 weeks and one bottle Is THE COTTON IN pimenta. Most of that sold In the ingly slow recession and return of enough to prove to you that Krus- SOME WOOL SUITS United States Is mixed In this the moon are completed. chen w ill make you feel younger— country by drug firms, hair tonic LOOKS SHEEPISH. spryer—more energetic—you’ll en manufacturers, etc. joy life—every minute of It. Short, Short, Short S tory As one stout woman wrote: One time a nice woman had a "Kruschen Salts are worth their perfectly adorable husband. He G rad ient la Road» weight in gold to me." Gradient Is the term usually ap was tall and hundsome, neat, con A h alf teaspoonful in a glass of , siderate and cheerful. So he never plied to a road or railway for the hot w ater every morning Is all you made faces at her when they played degree of ascent or descent. The need to keep healthy—keep your extent and amount may be noted bridge and never brought comical- stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys looking people home to dinner and In several ways. Thus a gradient In splendid condition — free your of two degrees and fifty-two min never walked on his heels when system from harm ful toxins and he danced with her or did anything utes Is equal to a gradient of 8 acids. per cent, which Is equivalent to a that a nice woman’s perfectly ador Cottage Grove Pharmacy sells able husband wouldn't do. But one rise or fall of five feet in one hun lots of Kruschen Salts—so do good evening he came home and failed I III* dred feet. The gradient of a river druggists everywhere. . . . j or flow of water is known as Its to notice she had gotten a new per i 1.1— a — :.5™_t u x « ■ L j z i . manent wave— the big brute.— Kan ’ )k si fall. Gradients are determined by sas City Star. N o . ig f a special grading Instrument used by surveyors. It Is a small tele •P IO IA L S scope fitted with a spirit-level and Francs Knows Tree Value» a graduated arc. I Nurgetts, 39c pk., 3 pk^s $1 In France, not so long ago, [Pyrodent Tooth paste, stretched a region of over 12,000,- Make« One Look Younger. 000 acres of marsh and shifting 39c pkg., 8 pkgs............. First Movie la 1890 sands where only a few useless Men and women who used to ba T o ile t Soap, regular 15c The first practical camera capa clim b s were able to make a Imre called Grandpa and Grandma are value, 7 bars ................ 35e ble of taking an unlimited number living. It had been completely de now setting the styles by darkening of photngrapha In rapid sequence forested. It was adding nothing to their gray hair a t home. 11-lb. B oa Chocolate upon ■ band of sensitized celluloid the wealth of France, says Forests For Instance, J. A. McCrea, a Covered Cherries J9c | film, and suitable for subsequent and Mankind. Finally the govern well known Californian, recently |i4 -lb . B a r M ilk Chocolate reproduction lu the form of a ment planted trees throughout the made the following statement: moving picture, Is said to have bar — .......................29e | region, put them In care of their "Anyone can prepare a simple been made by W. F. Greene, a foresters, and today, this once mixture In five minutes, that will | R egular <1.50 Hot W a te r London photographer. He took out worthless, abandoned piece of darken gray hair, and make it soft B o ttle .................... ...93c a patent on .Time 21, 1SRP, In con land, Is worth over 100,000,000 and and glossy. Merely take a half- junction with Mortimer Evana. supports prosperous communities. Lot O f F ill Tour pint of water, add 1 ounce of bay The traffic at Hyde Park corner rum, a small box of Barbo Com Prescription ibb tbs subject of tbs first mov pound, and 14 ounce of glycerine. Anthem's Original T itle and it was shown W e give Cottage Grove These Ingredient* can be bought “ iB H lB tr The original title of Francis a t any drug store at triflin g cost. tra d in g staiups Scott Key's famous composition. Apply to the hair twice weekly with Shortening may be aaved by “The Star-Spa ogled Banner’’ was a comb. I t does not oolor the scalp, cooking doughnuts in a deep, heavy first called "The Defense of Fort Is not atleky or greasy aad «rill not Motion i t .“ rub off.” fry in g pan. Uah»4 IM O E»aay Th ar» 4 * y Church News Farmers Should Prom ote Dairy Farming • I «> 1’ «1 IIO I l i t \ F ield l>lr>*cl«ir, A a rlc tillu n tl SAtritalon H»'|utr«iitci>l, ln le rtia llo n » l lla rv ra te r ('uittpatty. ( I Thete are few farmer» who doland the placing of the manure hack not know the Importance of raising Ion the laml. dairy cattle. The million» of acre» Dairy cattle tilllixe cheap rough of worn out land are testimony to la g e , such a» corn stover fodder and the need of conserving »oil fertility atraw. which u»nallv g.«e« io waet-> and thia can be accomplished only Feeding Ihe crop» tn dairy calile by diversified farming, ihe growing and relum ing (he manure to the of legume crops, the raising o f land m aintain» the »upply of n lti This not only means more proe- l>erlty for the farmers and (he community but It meane continued prosperity, and bankers can per form no greater service to the peo pie than to encourage and. when neceaaary, finance Ihe growing of dairy cattle An educational extension de|iail men! should be a portion of Ihe activities of every Imnklng Institu lion. Thia should be In charge of a trained and experienced agrlcul lurlat. who should art a» a farm adviser. He alinuld keep In cluee touch encourage the growing of dairy rattle. He should point out Ihe Increased profile that come frotn marketing grain and furage crop» In the form of beef. |H>rk. mullon nr dairy producla. and the Impot lance of maintaining »oil fertility lie should aaelel In organising atork Improvement aaeorlalluna In ihe community, help ihe farm eie In marketing dairy products; take a leading part In Ihe organisation of agricultural fairs and exhibits, live slock shows and chaulauquas he instrumental in forming calf, pig and poultry cluhs and In Interest Ing the boys and girl». W a t e r B o n d s E le c tio n ! MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1930 _________Polls Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Polling places: Armory for First Ward; City Hall for Second Ward; Cooper house, 1005 East Adams for Third Ward. EXPLANATION OF THE BONDS NO N E W D E B T C R E A T E D — No now debt or tux whatever in any form w ill bo created by this issue, but a m aterial saving to the water fund w ill result. R E T IR E M E N T OF T H E S E B O N D S — Following the practice adopted in recent years, definite dates are set for the retirement of this proposed bond issue. Payments from the water fund at the rate of $6.000 the year are to start ten years from date of issue, and are to oontlnue at that rate until the entire issue is retired in 1947 That the water fund w ill be able to meet these payments is explained in another paragraph. REASONS FOR T H E B O N D S — A $30,000 issue of water bonds w ill become due July 1, 1030. No provision for retirement of these bonds was made when the bonds were issued, and the water fund w ill be unable to take them up except by this proposed new bond issue Unices such an issue of bonds is approved by the people the city would be compelled to levy a tax for their payment. The water fund should pay these bonds, and It w ill do so if the new issue is authorised. For several years the water fund has had outstanding warrants of $14,000 to $16,000 This condition haaex isted because of improvements made during recent years to give every portion of the city a oonstont and adequate supply of pure water, because of large installations of meters to insure every user paying the some price for the same service and to conserve the water supply, and because upkeep of lines was neglected for many years because of in adequacy of funds Except for these outstanding warrants, the water fund, w ith receipts increasing annually and with the distribution system in a greatly Improved oonditton, is in a healthy oondition interest charges will be leas on a bond issue than on warrants, and the council believes it is more business-like to have outstanding bonds, with a definite date set for payment, than to have a large amount of outstanding warrants that w ill be a drag for several j MUTB. The $30.000 required to refund the bonds, and the $16,000 asked to retire warrants makes a total of $36 000 the amount of bonds asked. REASO NS W H Y T H E B E BONDS C A N BE P A ID AS T H E Y B EC O M E D U E — Every year for a term of years the water fund has been retiring $6,000 of the issue of $100,000 voted when the supply line was built to the na- forests Interest on this issue and on all other w ater bond issues has been paid promptly This $100,000 issue W » h® completely retired in 1936, before payment Is to start on the proposed issue which the people are now asked to vote. W ith this burden lifted, and w ith increased receipts annually, the water fund should be easily able to meet payments on this Issue as they fall due. W A T E R F U N D ON SOUND B A S IS — The condition of the water fund has greatly improved during recent gt?Um ent l“ ued bJ U>e city engineer showed a p rofit of $10,336 for 1939 This p ro fit should increase annu- ally w ith the growth of the city, especially as a large amount of new work that had been required for y e a n has now been completed. C O TTA G E G R O V E BONDS S E L L W E L L — Because Cottage Grove has met every obligation promptly, its bonds sell at a premium and are readily disposed of to in i estors. The city council believes it is entitled to have this issue voted by an overwhelming m ajority, to the end that it may continue its reputation for handling its financial a ffa irs In a business-like way. Prepared by order of the council. E L B E R T B ED E. Chairman; W O R T H H A R V E Y , H K M E T C A L F . W ater committee 65 HORSEPOWER . . . 7 2 MILES AN HOUR These New Salts Are Wonderful And a Million Fat Folk Can’t Be Wrong y / / V ent 'S i L | Old Doc Bird Says: HOW TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR (KELLY DRUG CO.I SEDAN DELUXE Down payment only $325.00 Balzilo» In IS »»ay monthly payments. Liat prloaa SfltS io »•60. Frloa f ob. Toledo, 0 , and apaclftoatlona anbjaot to onanga without notte». O «ppreciate fully ill« remarkable performance of the new 48 MILES A N HOUR IN SECOND T W illy» Six, you must drive the car yourself. • Two dramatic »econd gear run» prove the activity and stamina of INTERNAL 4-WHEEL BRAKES the W illy» Six. HYDRAULIC T W O -W A Y SHOCK ABSORBERS Locked in »econd, the W illy» Six was driven from Lo» Angeles to San D ie g o -a distance of 132 m ile i-in 2 hour» and 57 minutes, and from Hollywood to San Francisco- RICH UPHOLSTERY 431 m iles-in 10 hours and 44 minutes. A t times the car's speed was 55 miles an hour—in second I • PRODUCT OF W IL L Y S -O V E R L A N D , IN C ., T O L E D O NEW O H IO WILLYS SIX Nelson Motor Co. DEALBR COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
