The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 21, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

EHIDAY, NOVEMBEM «I, IHM
■uTwa or t a u u r r t
rokuuLuauua
TH g IS ENTI MEL, COTTAGE PRO VE. OREGON,
salai ln
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united e ffo rt cannot accrue io the perfection In m any places It la an
lum ber Industry alone the lumber excellent late sum m er or fa ll crop. rows W hen the head begins to few weeks to keap up a table su p ­
'In d u s try could not have > benefit In the south and Pacific northw est fo rm protect It fro m the hot sun by ply
I I l i • quick grower. T ^ ta
»I tea tU tu ll ««un ut to. a i m
„/
M. I«shr.
•o lely by and fo r 1Wu
Itself
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i. It would It Is grown In the fall and w inter tyin g the outer leaves loosely over the plants to eight or to Inches In
M“ *
o«iuh«r U ,
the
head.
C
ut
the
head
as
soon
as
»•< r«>aua«l lu a d.oiua
the row. G ro w th should be r a p id
cease to be a benefit If others were months. In d rie r sections where Ir
5*
*»/ •••<* ««u ri au I h i I
out o f It. I t Is only by w orking to- rlgatlon Is possible It can be forced m ature or It w ill become browned anil constant. T h e y should be used
ID mjhi fu r U mi Pudding.
* * 1 *1
.* » • » » . lu a aulì te e ttte
and
s
ta
rt
to
decay.
C
a
u
liflo
w
e
r
w
ill
g ath er th a t real benefits can be ob to m ature good heads. In
• • d l o g U w l,u u te« Waalaau L oom auU
when the enlarged etem Is tw o or
ThankeM ivliiM
foaat uf feaeta’
the not keep long In storage
u U U Iu a . u u . / . u / ,
*
tv r /u ia liu u .
»«.
j talned and our a ttitu d e
tow ard '
three Inches In d ia m e te r and be
w a l a u J . . 4 tla ia a a a A M a ia . I.!,««
And did you leave room fo r tha
home garden a few plants can be
K i o
hlrab
i I . is
a rich, • tender.
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woody and strong
full
support
and
cooperation
w
ith
£ .IU Aialua. J o u i» A. D a i.h , k illte M
puddlngT
m atured. P lan ts should be started
P rotect all them plants fro m leaf
u i* î * “ *
, *
, , , Ü * W M * |l « ‘ «“ 4 a a l . .
! our m a jo r and moat Im p o rtan t In-1 In the hotbed like cabbage. Plan on table vegetable grown fo r the en
Too often In thia beefateek and
w ith araenate of
a h i.a aaaaullwu aa4 u .4 a . a l tala waa lu
¡d u e try w ill hasten or retard
the about tw o m onths between seeding a lM ^ n t *ia i' Wh‘i h “ U* * rt '* * • ,U r’ * ,U n < * * * • » •
ifravy gobble-end-run, proeelc old
dir««l«d au4
tua lu »»il
Other States Think More
approalh to better conditions and 1 and tra n s p la n tin g They should be nips. I t le not found In as m any lead, and fro m sucking Ineeoi
by
U a ra<J > r v p « t i/ b a r a U a fi.r 4aaariba4 tu
life of o u r . w r enetch fo r the ne-
i k . * * H . , h ? uld b '
3ead using some fo rm of nlrottns
i;
m u tual benefits.
of Our Products Than
M it a f j aattalu Alalia au4 aUarg»a lu aal4
V
In
t 1« Inches ap a rt in three-foot S h o u ld be s o w n in the garden every eith er duet or liquid applloatlo
■ Il I 1 ceealtlee, the fille r ., the huriMar-ep-
< w a a a ^ « |fia 4 . I wlU ua AAuAurday, U»»
Adequate protection against for- i
We Do Ourselves.
I III
itf« 4 4 a / uf Mwvaiubar. 1W8U, a l Iba bwur
Hu pa peaaara end, n il.a ln if tha tru e Joy,
elgn
com
petition
In
the
domestic
• f l u aluab p tu , a l iba auuibwaal fruai
I
III
a lam the naive b it of fla v o r we fe ll to
I m arkets o f our own cou ntry; equit­
•u u r uf iba uu uui/ auwrt buuaa lu bu
Wank la aliou* laave room fo r the puddlriy!
(R a d io Address by H . J. Cog, sec­ a b le transp ortation costs to o ur
fatta. Inatta a u u a i/. U ra/uu, uffar fur aala
Cell It w h et you pleeae, .m ir k
M 4 aall al publia auaiiu« fu» uttab. aub
I II a b u m ri n u l i
re ta ry . W illa m e tte Valley L u m b e r im p o rtan t m arkets In the middle 1
It aa you m ay yet go along th^ Tlg h
Jaui iu rabauipilua aa ptu«l4a4 b j law, a ll'
m e n '. Association
C o ntributed to weet and east; equitable transp orta­
u p rla ln i of No
• f Iba r lf b l. U lla au4 lu la t aal uf Iba 4a
life o m ittin g
the pudding
tha
l a n e County's p artic ip a tio n in the tion costa that w ill enable W illa m ­
fttttdaula ia aal4 aulì lu au4 lu iba f«|. '
’a llib a r I t h
li
"angul
w
in
g
."
the
flu
ffy
r
u
ffle
,
lowing 4 »acriba4 real p ru p a ri/, lo *w ||i
w u tu / blrtb and gee w hat h a p p e n .' Even o n .', 'K n ow Y o ur C o un ty” P ro g ra m be­ ette valley m ills to compete In the
Lola o tta au4 Iw u iu biaab atgbl
la Waaltt»uralatt4 a441liuu
I«
bu
<la/
and t b i leoul w a rp , w ithout th a t th rillin g ing conducted by Oregon A g ric u l­ w ater m arkets a t bums and abroad
tu ra l college.)
gatta, Latta aou ttl/. Oregon. aa iba
the creation of new m arkets, and
II
o
/
a
of t b i bit of reflex fla tte ry * l,eave room
la p la l|a 4 au4 r - ju it U d lu Iba
In ta lk in g to you about the lu m ­
eepeclally at ber Industry In latnc county 1 am the m aintenance and Im provem ent
offlaa of iba aouulr alarb of aai4
party raally dlf for the pudding,
of present ones (p a rtic u la rly In our
a o u u l/, logalbar w ilb Iba lauaioaaia
thaniaolra prouf T h u n k .g lv ln g , and more m eet on unable to confine thia subject to
barliuiatwaula
au 4
appuri.uaoaaa
com m u nities), are the m a jo r prob­
the
d
ru
m
a
tlc
k
fo
r
the
dog!
In n i/ b o n a r
tbarauttlo boluuglag, lualu4Jng
iba
Lane county fo r the reason
th a t lems facing us today
They v ita l­
P.ngllah Plum Pudding.
•••*
»Oulpiuattl.
UoatiuM
a i|u l |H u .t t l .
b .tllo g ,
T b a
Knpubll
the lum ber business la the back
U *H t» g » * 4 uluutblttg f ilte r « « au4
(T h ia resem ble, the old fiuhloned bone o f all bualnesa In the atate— ly concern every banker, farm er,
cana wara look
fa U illl« « teure!«
w orkm an , profession,
tradesm an
plum pudding but te m uch lea. »a-
O«l«h«r 17. lulu.
In * for a panel pi-n.lve and doee not lean so heav­ the prosperity of our people and and public o fficial In the W llllm
i l . U H o » A. M b .rlff of Loao
state la tied up w ith Its prosperity. ette valley and throughout the
In tba Jaw, ba* ily on the dlgnatlve ayetem )
v a u n t/, Oregon
D o you know th a t O regon’s p rin ­
I. 11, IIH U O A X . A lte rn e /. a l i a l i « lili
not for a kick lg
111 «I well 1 egga, add 1 cup aweet cipal n a tu ra l reaourca la lim b e r? state. T hey w a rra n t hie fu ll sup
port, both m o ra lly and physically
Ilia l>anta at tha on in a tima. W h) m ilk , *a cup aherry wine seaaonlng,
T h a t out of these forests comes the especially around his own door
■ o T iu k o r r u m , a u r r u u i u i T
More
llio r r wag man beat at tbla w ak. 1 cup auger, rounded; add then 2
w ealth which fa c ilita te s our com ­
Hint thought they had a dead tr cupe fin e bread crumba,
1 cup m erce; which sustains the largest step. Hpeaklng p lain ly It means
for
. * “¥ •? *• • • « • G « *’ • • »bal tee under
that
we
must
become
"wood-mind
th e ir aeaL
Wa w ill kinder atari ground auet; a lft together 1 cup source of em ploym ent provided by
Your
b a t , f|l» 4 barala te « lr fin al te
ed" not "wood-headed." W e must
» 'U b i I« tee « .« e t e r e uf teu »alala uf
In alphabetically with tha dlaaateri •lifted flou r, 1 (raepoon each salt, any single Ind ustry; and w hich has not only boost fo r lum ber but use
Money
lo lla C oralina M a4.au, 4aeaaau4.
wllb
clove.,
nutm
eg,
2
teaapoona
cinn
a­
und take gin In that order, .ta rtin a
developed the d iversified wood ua- It in preference to needless aubstl
Iba autant/ euer», I n a . a u itu l/. m a la ul
and
mon,
I
teaapoon
aoda,
a
lft
1
more
w ith llllnola.
Ing Industries In our atate?
Otegen, a a i aa order boa baaa u.sde a n i
tutes.
cup u f flo u r over fru it and nute, 1
MORE
e e te r.d ul re .o rd 41«a«img ib i. a ú lla . ,n 4
W ashington, O regon and C a lifo r­
An old Dem ocratic friend of m in. cup aeedleee ratalna, 1 cup currante,
According to concerns m anufac­
nailing Iba Ib lA <»/ ul b u v e u te e r . l a j u al
for
nia
c
a
rry
over
one
h
a
lf
o
f
tha
tu
rin
g
such
products,
O
regon
has
Iba buar uf IU u aluab a. te. aa Iba Muta
J. Karn trowla. who baa red whig 'A cup c itron , ‘a cup candled orange
standing tim b er in the U nited
la Iba a n u a l/ oaurl rúen. In iba a n u a l/
Less
nd lemon peel, 1 cup chopped wul Mtatee. O f these three states O re- been, and still Is. one of th e ir best
here, and a (m e n re a l to match
a u a il buuaa a l lu gana,
lu n a
a n u a l/
m arkets fo r lum ber substitutes
Money
Uragun. aa iba p lata tur iba baanng uf
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»
m
lNture,
tu
rn
I
n
-
,
ha„
a
p
p
ro
xim
ately
40
per
cent
u«a4 to be In the Manate away back
products m an ufactured In the east
obiaalluaa. I l a n /, lu t a l i fin al aaawual
during the d< v , when we was
" ‘" ‘‘L CW ' f
I m or‘
th » n W ashington and
on4 Iba fin a l aalllainaal uf aa!4 aalala
shipped to Oregon — and given
.
ww
w
a
.
u
e
1.,,,J
steam
4
hours.
Serve
hot
w
ith
an
..
.n
.
..
i
n
.
.
cT
,7
D a la i a n i tira i p u bllab .4 tbla aa Ih i n /
lug It .o there would never be an hoi pudding sauce and garnish of
1
° “ n Cah' preference over a home product
af V a io la r, ISSU.
fo m la Oregon has 39« billion feet th a t ___
, ____________
___
not ____
only
provides the __
d irect
D ata uf in ai pubuloallun tbla 4 la i 4a>
otber war. If a y E m ily Poet e u hard sauce.
of standing tim ber. As com pared and in d ire c t source of support of
a l H e.«u .ber, In ai).
Mecreta
o
f
the
Pudding
Pot,
q
u
e
tt.
book
serves
me
rig
h
t
I
think
» U b i l i II A U V A I a n d i u h
w ith the U nited States It has one , every person In this state, but,
JUST IN TIME
1 N e ver f ill molds more
than fifth of all the standing tim b e r In fro m the standpoint of economy,
l l h k f b. A lt IN . Maouulura uf
ACT NOW
he is about the only Democrat la
IN . N a u ta uf Julia
t tr u ite .
tw
o-th
lrd
e
fu
ll.
B ran d New, F irst
the country. T w o hundred six b tl- ' service and satisfaction. Is superior
some distance to get a ted whlekei
Maiaaai, Detenten.
ARMY BLANKETS
2.
Keep
w
a
te
r
boiling.
D
o
not
U N M IIK U 1 » . LO M 1IA H D .
lion feet, or a p p ro x im a tely 75 p e r 1 to any substitute, so fa r presented
lu (hat s ta te lr hall, and After all
Q uality, All Silk
Have a t !eaat 31
cover mold have w a te r only to rim cent o f Oregon’s tim b er. Is standing
L A D IE S ’ S IL K D R E SSE S
A llu m a / f u / N atala
o l i a ilp
W yom ing, U tah and m any other
lliess years be la golug beck. H it of cover.
3 H lbe. T he product of one of
In
western
O
regon
O
f
this,
200
states
use
Oregon
lum
ber
e
xU
n
-
beet know n woolen m ills on the
facial Adornment has shed from g
>9 90 to $12.50 V alues
>. Haaaon well fo r tan talizin g bllllon feet, or TO per cent, is stand- liv e ly In bridge and h ig hw ay con­
I U U N U I1
west coast. Size 60x30.
t iara How red to ■ kind of g tem pt Ingneas
ing In the W illa m e tte valley south struction and m aintenance, yet we
la IN . « Ir t e li cau ri af M a alala a l Ura
llo n n a grey, and the old rest bag
4 Serve hot on hot plates.
of P o rtla n d and 30 per cent In the ; ship steel, In large quantities, clear
H u rry in g O ut a t
( a a fa r M a l u o a l / uf l e u
5 Use plenty o f sauce.
«ot many sn egg gpol concealed
P o rtland -C olum bia riv e r and coast across the continent, to build most
nuaan M Ungala, p la in tiff, aa. N a ri L
•I O range or lemon e x tra c t may section o f western Oregon.
N u g .r a , ia f a a i o n l
behind Its pearl buttons. Uut H a n
WOOL MIXED WORK SOX
j of Oregon's highw ay bridges. Is
T U . N A K D U M W NU«. M a
« afa n in n i
M EN s SU IT S
can curry one and bathe (be other be , poured
.
,, o ver
, , the , , pudding
.
. and
. . . a | T h e re is more tim b e r standing In , this good business policy?
Reg 35c value. W h ite and grey
above a a * u i i
m
atch
applied
ju
s
t
before
It
Is
to
the
c„
u
n
tl,
M
of
Renton.
Douglas
:
Can
sud tie w ill make a new entranoa
pattern. Good weight Good buy
Tuu ara (a ra b a required tu appaar and
we
expect
people
of
other
$16.50 to $29 50 Values
1« carried fla m in g to the table.
U n n and , ^ ne , h a„ , here „ ,„’ ^ 1
t t i a . i M a au.upialal f il a i agalaal /u u In
Into the old "Arant Del Toros."
Real $1.95 Value
M a abuaa a n im a i a n a li a a i a nil un ur
T b ru it cake may ba s te a m e d ! Douglm. fir region o f the state ,.f states to use our m a jo r product If
we
do
not
use
It
ourselves?
It
wssent
only
that
be
sot
bach
belerò M a date uf M a Inai p u b llia llu a uf
nnd ««rved Inn lead of a pudding.
W ashington
M ia • '■ » u .« ii upun /e n . lu w ll ua ur ba
The nam e alone— Held-
Do you know that most of the
In there, but It was the spectacular
F ru ita m ay be m any and vsr- ' 1 ^ , ypar the , , mber cu, b O re .
PANEL CURTAINS
>ar i M i a / af D aaa m b a r . Is s u . a n i
slack In the west coast lum ber In­
intf-H
em ingw ay speaks
If /e n fa ll au tu appaar a n i aaawar. M a
.cd
F
lo
u
rin
g
prevents
fru
it
going
*
„
„
„
M
W
m
llls
(both
pine
and
f
ir
)
Good
q
u
a
lity
M
arqu
isette.
F
u
ll
manner that be did I t
The K e
dustry could be taken up If the use
( la l a l i f f w ill a p p i/ lo M a auurl a n i laba
volum es fo r its q u a lity
39 In. x 2 H yds. long. Rayon
publicans
bad
tb e lr
strongest to the bottom.
waa a p p ro xim ately five billion feet. of lum ber In Oregon and W ashin g ­
A ia a raa agalaal /u n far M a ralla f u r a /a i
fringe.
V. Prunes added to the pudding . One and one-fourth billion feet,
ina la n a ti anni piai a l
an d w o rth . A q u a n tity
Woman
up against him. Itutb
. or ton was considered on Its m e rit in
LADIES’ COATS
keep It moist and flavorsom e
Tbla a u lì la brwugbl la raanaar a i a
25
per
cent,
was
contributed
by
the
p u rc h a se an d coopera­
com
petition
w
ith
needless
substi­
Hanna McCormack. Hha bad spent
orna iia a u l.tn g M a buaia af u .atrlm u a /
Pudding M agic
W illa m e tte valley south of P o rt­ tutes?
Oaw a n i
b a r a ln fu r a
a l i a l i ug
b a lw a a n
tio n b rin g s thia low
H o t Pudding Sauce M ix togeth­ land.
a lew hundred thousand In the P rt
/a u re a ,f g a i M a p la in tiff, iu a a a M M a g
R em em ber th a t
tim b er is the
ALL-WOOL BLAZERS
price.
aro. a a i anab f u r i a . / r u l l a i aa m a / ba
maries. but evldentally forgot t« er S clip sugar. 1 tablespoon flou r,
I
he
lum
ber
industry
accounts
fo
r
same
as
any
other
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
crop
35 value fo r 32.93
•a u p a r M M a praiulaa
1 8 teaspoon salt. Add g ra d u a lly 1 over 80
m, per . cent o f all m a n u fa c tu r­
except as to the tim e o f Its m a ­
spend any on the race T hat would
SAMPLE FLANNEL
T b la auiuacnoa la a a r ta i upua /u n b /
24 and 30 ox. a ll wool. A clean­
cup boiling w ater. S tir smooth and
lla a tlu a M a r o u f l a i b a (.allag a U rn a,
*>e like spending all your money la («ill 3 or 4 m inutes. Add 1 table­ ing operations In the state and, in tu rity
W hen ripe It m ust be h a r­
up
of
one
of
the
west’s
best
and
SHIRTS
U aal, n a i a / a a i b / »Irlua ut an ur ‘
I axl fare to go to tbe ball same, spoon b u tte r and season to suit norm al times, over 50,000 persons vested If not It begins to deterlor-
oldest
m a n u fa c tu re r.
H ig h
i a r m aio a a i n a tu ra i barala u a M a a r i
are
employed
in
lum
ber
m
anufac-
ate
and
when
it
does
we
all
lose.
i a / af Nuaambar. 14ÍU. b / M a llo a II 1 but non» to spend to get In after taste. Serve hot.
grade
tu n n g plants and allied industries,
» N blpwurtb. lu ig a ut M a abura a n lltl.4
I-ane county, the W illa m e tte v a l­
you got there
Hut Ruth made s
await, ra^ultln g publlaallua
ib .ra u f
In
such as pulp and paper m ills, sash ley and the rest of our state, w ith
m ighty fine race, and maby Its
a a li Vutlaga irro ra H a a lln .l tur M a par
M ed d lin g MaJortUea
and door, fu rn itu re , box and coop­ this enormous resource of m er­
l a i af nana nana waafc fa r fu n i .ueaaaalra
Just as well the Is not In there. 1
erage factories.
Anonymous
a a i auaaaaullra waaba.
THIS IS
chantable tim ber, capable of being
JU S T 30 D A Y S U N T IL
dont think a woman belongs la
Tba io ta af M a tira i publication M ara
T h e gross revenue fro m Oregon's replenished perpetually, are assured
I stand fo r personal lib e rty , first,
OPPORTUNITY
TIM E
Of la M a ra a b a r ( . la g o , a a i M a ia la uf
(here. Not a nice woman
anyhow.
CH RISTM A S
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last
and
all
the
tim
e.
I
resent
every
'
In
1929
------------
—
__________
_
is
estim
ated
at
a
perm
anent
Industry
and
a
perma-
M a Inai pu bllaallua M arauf w ill ba Da
Then oontlnuelng alphabetically Invasion o f m y personal lib erty. I i <110,000,000; equal to the combined nent Income
aarabar A la g o
I I A I X b IIA M C U M U E , A l l u m a r .
I we come to O klahom a.
Another con* lder »uch Invasion sn
Insult
ln' ome fro m o u r state's fru it, i Can you im agine w h a t
would
ta r P la in t if f
P
u
A44r>««
old resident of th a M a n a t . >,v
“ nd • “ ,nJu r> lo 1 «Im ply w on’t I * h eat-
«nd
tou rist crops; and happen to the lum ber industry, and
■ O Í l l f f a a /
l l lig
B* n* te « ol batl1 utand fo r It. Along
w ith M lcholaa '“ rKer than Hie com bined revenue business generally, if the people of
■Tii D r o g u a
a rts / “ all ’ than« yoars. O ur llllnd | i u rry N u tle r I w ill
not subm it to *rom livestock, pou ltry, m ilk prod- Oregon boosted fo r It like the peo-
A dding the allied pie o f Los Angeles boost fo r th eir
man, Senator Gors, Il s u.sd to bs the m eddling o f m a jo ritie s w ith my ucta and f r u i t
auTK Jg o r BOAD DI1TA1CT MKNTUIO.
1 Industries the total o f forest prod- citrus fru its , clim ate, etc.
a flztu rs la thsrs from our Coun­ personal lib e rty .
TO W H O M IT M A ? ~ 0 0 M 0 U U Ii
I drive an autom obile 1 am a ucta am ounts to o ver 1150,000,000.
-
try
Then whan hs bappsasd |g good d riv e r. I can d riv e a t 80 o r 8 0 1 Dane county's Im p ortan ce as the
Metis« Is k .r .b z ( l . . s M s l a m M tla g
„
.
„
I
e< I I . I.( S | .U t« r. b .lu r r . . U . o l M a p « /
bs abls to see fu rth e r than Ihs mob miles an hour, on e ith e r o r b o th ' lum ber center of the
W illa m e tte
• / • A s i u *a « rs ut r .s i p r u p .r l/ is ,„» a
a i.l r t c l Mu IT , Is Lasa u u u a l/. U r .iu o
during the star why he lost out; sides o f the streets. I enjoy It, nnd * * • • * ) ( •’ evidenced by the fa c t th a t
w ill ba b . l i a l M s bour o t l o o a . na. ua
now whan the mob has caught ug I deny any person's rig h t to Inter- '* ^as. not only more standing tlm -
M« 41 i s / ut Mu.umbsr. A D. Is*u, al
dash
more saw m ills than any
M s w i l i o u u i i c k u j l a u u .. lu >alJ t v a i
w ith him. and they can look back fere w ith m y enjoym ent. I
past stop slgna and across through | o l*>er county In the state and. w ith
a la trU l. U 4 .l« n u ls « a b . M . r s a li ru a i
lo
its
a
d
of
having
to
look
forward
O u trlc t .b a ll le v / a epssial m i ut 18,000
, streets fu r the fun I get out o f I t . , ,be fNC«ptlon o f the P o rtland area
By L A. H a w k in s
why they lend him back lu U ero . I D r |V|ng u «tupld and d u ll I f halted '» ’hlch Includes the m ills in P o rt-
•
ell M s M ia b ls /r u e « r t / la i s l i i l a
A g ric u ltu ra l Extension D e p a rt­
D i l l fur M s purpoa« „1 ptu vldln g fu a d i
T h a t gives Oklahoma two D
am
»
r'
by stop signs and other controls. Iand an d on the O regon side o f the
te r 114 0 0 ter (r e d M s a a i rocklag
be-
m ent In te rn a tio n a l H a rv e s ­
•ra ta which Is of court» aa II H o w I d rive, where I d riv e Is m y , o lu m b l* riv e r), I.a n e county pro-
iea D l.a tu a b r li g . a a i r a llr u a i e r e n
te r Company.
ea H u )a ia ru a i. g lo o u tur luapru.M g
should ba. for ws ars a 11 hart y lov­ business.
I please m yself. I also duces more lum ber ann u a lly than
e u a i ua aurtb a lia ot areeh O l . n a Dlie-
ing
psopls.
live
as
I
please.
j
“
I
county
In
w
estern
Oregon.
M a b r li g . ia 4 » l l i o u u i . e h u u l h o u ie ,
____
These fou r vegetables are splen-
I enjoy cocaine and opium . 1 feel j
billion feet, o r 30 per cent
• 1000 tur gravallas s h a rp .
cr««b
aai
Ton gulag D hsar aa aw ful lot In
w ííla m e tte did in the home garden and should
B rlea araeb t u a ii . a a i (1 4 0 0 to r m a r k .l
glorious a fte r I have h it the pipe
tbe tim b er In the
lb» n azt law ysara about a man
or had a shot o r two, and I don't valley, Is standing In Lane county. alw ays be grown T h e same general
0. r
HAANAMD,
from Soutb Dakota named Hsulow. w a n t any
C u u a l/ J u ig r
msddlssoms m a jo rity N in e ty , or over one-th ird of Its ac- c u ltu ra l practices apply to all. Any j
C L IN T O N IIL R U .
Ha Is a Dsm ocrat ta d from South passing any la w to In te rfe re w ith tlve ahwm llls, are In this county; good, well prepared, fe rtile soli w ill
C u u a l/ ('etaiailM iun.r
Dakota. Now tbata llk s a Zulu b * w h a t I w a n t to do. I resent It. I and ' aat V®a r produced 512 m illio n grow these crops. They are cooler
o g ckuw g.
never get
ugly
o r quarrelsom e f*c t, o r 41 per cent of the total turn- clim ate crops and require plenty I
______l o u a l / U eaaaiM lu n«/
Ing dlscovarsd on tbs Hshrlng ssa.
through dope o r d rin k . I Just en- h®1- production In the W illa m e tte of m oisture. Irrig a tio n w tll enable 1
Hs Is a comical old rascal, w ith a Joy m yself I f folks don't lik e me val)ey south of P o rtla n d
M assy M Finance B-itldlng
them to m atu re In sections where
W iffiu u 8«li-8»rri«e
EUOENEFOUNDRY A
lot o f humor and about tw ice aa when . I'm
. . . d ru n k o r dopey let them
A gssU V n s ts ra Lena A Bldg Os.
m a _____________
n u fa c tu re o f ____________
forest prod- the n a tu ra l ra in fa ll is Insu fficient I I
Mollo« 1« ho ro b/ ftVtttt that C arri« B
of BaH Lake
Store
much common ssnss aa humor to keep hands o ff till I do some real ' ^ ta u L *" ® county's basic Industry' fo£ succ®'
_
T»4ford adtnlnlo tralrla of (be »»lai» of
MACHINE CO.
”rb e ann ual value o f Its products ex-
Bruaaeta sprouts are grown for
8b«sr for «very marnbar of th«
M a rt» r J. G off ba t filad bar f la t i account
hs w ill bs out ot placs tw o wayg In h arm .
PARSONS
COMPANY
1 lik e to fish. And I w an t to fish c®ed 310,000.000. T h e industry pro- la t® faU u®*- A®
»re a fall
U tald «alala la Iba c u u a l/ court of Lana tbs asnals. W atch him and r»-
W rought Iro s W ork— P a rta b U
« « « • I /. O rafua. and that lh a U i b d a / uf
CRALTOR«
where I w ant to. and when I w an t vl,1®s over tw o-thlrds of the coun-
th ®, P*a nt® are usually started
is g4.gg
Dooambar. 1910. a l Iba buur uf 10 u clock
mstnber ths nams, B E-U-L-O-W . to. and how 1 w ant to. I can get <y'« p ayroll; pays over 18 per cent n t “ « co,d fra m e , o r hot bed, which
OsnalH s.
IBs D e g n i .
a. » . of aaid 4 a / baa bean f ile d fur Iba
7 Beat TM A v«_ Pbsan i o *
And
I
I
bs
la
to
apeak
anyw
hsrs
more fish w ith less w o rk using a ot
taxes; and a p p ro x im a tely 75 is “ lowed to set over the season
b a a rln f of Iba aaid fin al acoounft a l tba
a ttu a i/ oourt room In Kufoaa, l«ana co un
near you dont mlaa him.
net.
I am fo r efficiency In fish- P®1 c* n t o t ttie ra ilro a d tra ffic ortg- a " d transp lanted to the garden. In
• / . Mlata of O rafua
I resent any snooper called a ■n»Hng In the county is lu m b e r ‘ “ is w ay b etter plants can be se-
C o u rts tbs old tlm ara got back la Ing.
AU par H at or pa raun a o b ja c lln f lo aaid
and gam e w arden
w atch ing and o th er products o f the tree.
f “ red » H h less trouble than when
fin a l accouul. or a a / p a ri lharaof. ara
w ithout srsn opposition llks Pat flsh
noi tiled to present Iba tarn» lo aaid court
around to see w hat I catch nnd how
’<’»>«• aggressive developm ent and ' h.e se* ds a r ® P anted in the field.
La w ritin g ua or before aaid data
Harrison, and Jos Robinson ot Ar­
I catch It
I m ind m y own b u s l-1 m a rk e tin g of new s tru c tu ra l m a te r- r h ® P|a n ts should be set about tw o
h a le d Ibia tba 12lh d a / of Nuvewbor.
kansaw. T hsy w ill bs In tbs Ban ness All I ask Is th a t fish w ardens
changes 4n d istrib ution due to and a n a if fee t a p a rt in three foot
■ u o ttN B r a u r r o b o w b b s 'I
FÜK NITCBX g o .
BUSTER BROWN SHOE
C A R R IB B T B h r O R D . Adraln*
at» whsn th» Farntsrs gat r o lla t leave me alone.
Increased perfection o f our trans- rows- T"®»' a r® krow n fo r the buds
lai ra t ria o f tb a B e l a l a of lia r
ASSOCIA B IG «
STORE
I lik e to gam ble. M oreover. I am • p ortatlon systems, foreig n com petl- or ®ma ll heads th a t occur along the
The »SSM T h at »svss T n Money
Jo« Robinson la m ighty llabl» to
going to gam ble, law or no law. I f Con In the domestic m a rkets o f our m aln stem and which m ay be gath-
H J. B H I
Is a Pasase
bs
tba
Dem
ocratic
Nom
inee
In
’S3.
' H ®PW Pend fo r A ll lbs PnmUy •
•
«
Wnst
Ktgbtb
T
n
ls
p
b
N
s
1188
A llo r a » / fo r A dm ln lalra trl«
n lid U e
I lose so much th a t 1 can't pay my own country, and o th er s h iftin g
as soon as solid enough to use
It w tll bs between him and F rank- debts that's m y business
I t I ' conditions of com petition, have, ^ o d c u ltiv a tio n and am ple m oit-
M 0TI0B o r B H R R irr fl BALE OM
lyn D. KooasvsIL and they ars both gam ble w ith m y em ployer's money d u rin g the past few years, created tu r® SUP P “ f® ver>' essential for
1CUTI0W IM rORBOXgOBURE
On.
successful
form
atio n
T w e n ty
m ighty nna man. Jo» It they w ant and lose It. he w ill fire me. W e ll, a new m erchandising era.
" ” bud
’
~
»bv /Iv a n tbal br
a dry, and Roosevelt I I thsy w ant a th a t le m y lookout and I don't w a n t
Io Insure s ta b ility and
perm a- good plants w ill yield a lot of buds. |
M i eieeutlon and order of ta la la fora
('ahlw grw do beat in spring and
waL Rut th» wsta seemed to any law In frin g in g m y personal lib- nence to both Ind ustry and labor; to
closure laauad out of lbe circuit court of
ta n a cou n t/. O ra fu a . on the Bth d a / of
kinder iw a m p e re ry th ln g at this e rty T h a t Isn’t all. I can m ake m y Perpetuate the Ind ustry by repro- fa ll, as d ry hot w eath er Is u nfavo r­
M«vamber. XOto. In a aull wherein, on
Joint, duclng Its
own ra w
m a te ria l able to th e ir developm ent. Plants
mssles and ars gaining strength llv ln g ru n n in g a g am bling
tbe Olb d a / of November. 1980. la aaid
g of m a arc usually grown In the hotbed
every day. so In ’32 It looka llks tbs and I don't w a n t any p u rita n ic a l through the proper c u ttin
court Bank of C o tta fe Grove, a ba n b in f
g ro w in g~ o f and tra n s P'a n tcd to the garden j
MAJOR WHITR A SON
•orpo rallon, recovered Jud/m ent agalnal
LYLR 8 TAILOR SHOP
wet Candidate w ill have tha edge m a jo rity passing a law te llin g me ,u r ® tim b e r and the
tba dafendante. Pala Tunóla and M ln lla
" I B s la u r e a o s M m ”
w hat I m ay or m ay not do; I resent n* w crops, necessitates th a t the In- when of proper sixe and the sol) |
a
t
ths
Nom
ination,
Toaole, for lha sum of $448 00 and for
is In good shape. Allow about tw o 1
t p«tolr, «»j g . . . Donaw' — '•
It.
I
do
as
I
please.
I
t
Is
m
y
rig
h
t,
d
ustry
yield
a
p
ro
fit
in
keeping
D ig irlel maaag«r P«or1a U fo
tba fu rth e r lu m of H avant/ five hollara
S till the west got a long way to
w ith Its heavy Investm ents, expert- m onth® fro m date of sowing seed
I t la m y personal liberty.
($ 7 5 .0 0 ) a llo r n r /a fea nnd lha coala and
Iassiaaso Os.
In the hotbed to tim e of tra n s p la n t­
go ysL You tea those States that
disbursements of this aull tasad n l Hla
F ittin g
I lik e w hisky. I hate these beer enc®. ind ustry and business risks,
toan ho llara F i f i / Cania ($ 1 6 5 0 ) and
voted w et this tim e were ones that lib e rty hypocrltos who dem and per-
To ,ay OH» foundation, and
to ing to the field. B e tte r plants w ill I
and ap
87b Osh B tn s t. Esgaao. O n goa
a e c ru ln f costs lo sell tha fo llo w ln f dea
war» known to
sonai lib e rty to have the beer they safeguard its com m ercial
fu tu re , be secured it seedlings are trans- '
M l WUlamoiu »I.
art bad real p ro p e rt/, lo w it :
w
a
n
t
but
w
ill
not
defend
m
y
per-
the
ind
ustry
has
found
it
necessary
Pla
n
*ed
once
in
the
bed
before
go-
B s fln n ln f a l a point In Sac. 13.
bs w et all ths
T w p 91 H. R 4 W 500 feet west oí
sonal lib e rty to
have
w hisky, t0 Introduce new methods to meet Ing to the field. Cabbage plants
time, when you
where tha weal Una of Tra H a w le /*a
brandy, rum , cocaine and opium. changing conditions. I t has been should be set about two feet apart
I>onallon Land Claim
croases
tha
s ta rt voting on
north boundary of tha rtfht of w a /
T h e y are pikers and hypocrites. M y compelled to hold up on capacity In three-foot rows. E a rly cabbage
It
all
through
o f tha O. A C. R. R , run
thenoe
rig hts and liberties are as sacred production and give more a tte n tio n • m ay b® a little closer aa they do
O vorttoffog r s N i t a r e - -Auylblag la
north 90 fe et; thence weal parallel
the m iddle west
Dinty Moore's Bioycle
OphoiiUrj
aa theirs. And It is great sport to j * ° O'® m a n u fa c tu re and m erchan- not grow as large as the later
w ith and 80 feat from said righ t of
and south you
tad Toy Shop.
kenp a saloon. And I have a rig h t dlstng o f Its product; basing It on sorts. E a rly cabbages are the quick
w a /, n díatenos of 835 feat, thence
International Trnoks
OVJUKN
MATTRESS AND
w ill And a d if­
south 80 feet, to aaid north line of
to do as I please. I f I w an t to use q u a lity , Its place in «pecific uses; m a tu rin g varieties and should be'
E x ira vbsals aad parts for ail leys.
UPHOLSTERY
r t f h t of wov and thvneo vaat 835 fvot
and
Its
service
to
the
consumer.
Uf,6d
when
the
heads
are
well
ferent
tale,
so
m y building on m y land
fo r a
Mattnaaw kueorowd
to point <>r b r r ln n ln f, all In Lane
TrtayM s aa4 wheel 1er« both a s
L um berm en o f this state, and
T “ * * m ature
»14 tea. 1 » i n , > i n . g M t
both Parties will
oo u n t/, Stato of O
U refo
refon.
saloon th a t Is m y business. T h e
aaa roboDt.
Oolambla blsyeloe.
• I
l(o w , tbaroforo, In the name of
tha
throughout
the
U
n
ite
d
States.
are
*®
d
iffic
u
lt
to
keep
them
fo
r
A ay tir e or weight
ha up agnlnst It
antics of the d ru n k s amuse me. I t
W sM tag. bnudag aad rogaM ag
«U of O ra fo n. In compilane« w ith tha
Pkeao (M
B- O. MASTERS
gfll I ( t b A
i ve.
° " ,n er use L ate cabbages
Is m y w ay o f enjo ying life, and I now acq u irin g fu ll know ledge about
as to Just what
•a id osaeutinn and ordar of aai*. and In
110 W eal ( t h
Iip u
O rogM
«44 OUve— Begeae, Oregea
’°
• r d a r to a a tla f/ said Judfm ant lneludln
have the rig h t to enjoy life as I the p ro d u c t, o f th e ir own Ind ustry, I
to do In *32.
a . ___J
. . . ...........
«. w hich fa il and arc available fo r w in te r
Intaraal, a ttn rn a /'a faa. coita of suit an
w a n t to-
W h o are these hussies and „ o r f «
the
products
w “ ith
They w ill want
A «crulnf eoata, I w ill, on Tu aa d a /. the
and busybodles called a m a jo rity lum ber m ust compete. T o do this, storage. Good cu ltivatio n should be
I Bib d a / of Daeambar. 1930, at tha hour
to bs w et Cor
• f 10 o'clock n. m. In the forenoon of aaid
th a t In te rfe re w ith m e" - I resent and to extend, Im prove and m ain- given as long I as
L f possible
T ’'
v w i ithout
«■
the wet voters and dry lo r tbs dry
4 a / , nt tha southwest front door of said
tain our m arkets at home and
£
’X*’ “ S“ I
•o u n j7 court honaa In Bufane, Lana coun-
voters, and they wont know which
I
a
d
m
it
our
revo
lution
ary
f
a
t
h
-
'
abroad
requires
the
expenditure
of
nO<
.1
pf
a
c
ti™
*
*
*
•
*
» •
t / . O r «fon
.
ott«r fo r u ih
l« , nnd a«ll for
one has tha most votes, and they ers did quite w ell, considering the thousands of dollars
Pboaaa: Offlea 147-J. Rea. (1 8 4 -M
annually. tl®rtds a r ® w ell started or splittin g
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
si publie auction, nublrct to radrm p
«t
. sarh
.
.. . - .
B|,
..
. .
lio n *■ p ro rld ril b / law, all of tha right
X Ray la b a N lo r y — W. C. M .
are '
Cabbages can be stored
w ill ba busier than a Bird Dog try ­ age In w hich they lived, w hen they Such methods of m a rk e tin g
SALES C O .
Ilia anil Intaraal of Ilia aalil ila fa n d a n ta ,
MARTIN 8 STUDIO
w rote the D e c la ra tio n o f Indepen- those th a t have been and are be- 1 ° r, a. ’ hor* Hme by pulling the plant
ing to figure which way to Jump,
'a t a Tonola and M ln lla Tonol«, and nil
U a rltp -D a rtA tm Molerayetea
Dr. J. X. Scofield
raona olaitnlnff b /, through ur uudar
T h a t gives you a pretty good line dence and the constitution. B u t I Ing used by other lines of business 1 ?nd t]an *;,n < head down In the cel-
StdoMra aad Paekag« Traeka
am. or o n / or a ltliar ot Ihom. In nnd to
on Politics; th eir personal feelings am rig h t when I aay th a t they did to yield a p ro fit In keeping w ith , r ' ¿^or . ^ r .¿>ra* L bur? i ”
tba aalil pratnlaaa.
not have even a fa in t g lim m e r o f th e ir Invested capital and expert- *renche® standing the cabbage heads
IM S F ra n k lin B ird .
Phons » M 1 W
877 W UIam olta BL. Eugen«. Or».
have nothing to do w ith It, Its
I I . 1,. IIO W N , H harlff Lana Ooun-
the glory o f personal lib e rty w hich 1 ence.
I d° * n- L eav® 9 1® f 004 ® ° n - C o v « r
t / , Btata of Oragun, n l t d r 4 h « l
Kngaae, Oragon
Aerosa f r e n P ira l National Bank
which way w ill the most votes be.
708 W ill. 81.
adore! T h e y prated about poll-
These e ffo rts o n t h e n a r t n f t h e ' W / . h
d ,rt;
I believe a Candidate would go over
* n . ® ®. r “ on
P *rt, or the
C a u liflo w e r la a choice vegetable
tlcal lib erty, c iv il lib e rty and re­ ' Industry,
together w ith the increas- grown fo r the tender w h ite heads
Niagara F alls If ha was sure tha
W O TIO B TO 0 R B D IT 0 B 8 .
ligious lib erty, but no syllable of ad­ ...»
« « • ,„ , through w hlch a re in re a l|ty the flo w e r.
Ing e lim in atio n „»
o f waste,
wind was w ith him.
ulation o f peraonal liberty.
N otlra la h a ra b / ( Ir a n that lha undar
the u tiliza tio n o f m a te ria l w hich parts. I t Is mors p a rtic u la r about
I t p I9 J 0 . M c N a u th t Syndicate, Inc.)
t i z n a d baa baan appointai! by tha coun t/
On th« c o n tra ry they w ere strong ¡th e saw m ills cannot p ro fita b ly use;
aourt, Lana cou n t/, Stata
of
O ra/nn.
for the d ig n ity o f law , and fo r ob- w ith population stead ily Increasing; clim a te and m oisture than cabbage
saacutor of tha laat w ill and laatninant of
A. O. NKLBON A GO.
I t w tll not do well In very hot ■ |
A fte r H igh Sobool A t t N d
CARL R. BAXXR FILM
A lr ln F H oward, dacaaaad. by an ordar J tn d day of Novam btr, A. D. 1910, a l the Mcrvnncc o f and reverence fo r la w | w lth th# fu l, 8Upport * „ 4 coopera- w eath er or w here
d ry conditions I
baarlnz date lha la th day of Nnvanibar, Fawn ereek trbnol In «aid read d lttrle l, madc by tbe w ill of the people. 1 ■ Hon by the people o f Oregon; and
847
W lU o m .tt« 8 t T ..t
Phon. 8 (4
Eugene Badness College
SHOP
prevail.
In
sections
havin
g
cool,
1U 10
A ll parsons having claim« again«! lo determ ine whether «»Id ru td d lttrle l have little respect fo r law , fo r II j
com ing o f more industries using
the aatats of aaid A lvin F. H oward, da
t h i ll levy a tp te la l la t of (2 1 9 8 .0 4 upon
Plum bing aad MaatHog Bhost M etal
I l ’ t a O n A SAttl"
B T B R T T T H N O P H O T O G R A P H IC
destroys personal lib erty. W h en I WOO<1 products, Insures to the west moist springs it con be grown to
M ulita la hereby g lv to ih s l hr virino
•*
•«•««»<«« «ad u«il»r uf t s lt l<«u«4
au
t
Come Into the Kitchen
W ill
ROGERS
Oregon Should Be
Better Buyer Of
Own Products
u
Y e s, T h e B ig P a r a d e
H as S ta rte d
A p a ra d e
of b ig g e r, b e tt e r m e rc h a n d is e b a r g a i n s ___ su c h a s h a s
n e v e r b e fo re b een a c c o m p lish e d h e re . F o llo w th e C row ds! S h a re
th e S a v in g s! W e e n c o u ra g e th r if t! W e g iv e o u r c u sto m e rs th e
b e n e f it o f th e la te s t m a r k e t d e clin e .
B R E IE R ’S B IG
I t ’s
3
S a le s
in
O ne
GENERAL
SA LE
E V E R Y A R T IC L E O N S A L E ! B IG S A V IN G S !
H O S IE R Y
N ow $7.66
$1.98
$1.00 Pair
19c
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LANE COUNTY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Keep Lane County Money in Lane County. These
Advertisers Are Boosters for Their Home County
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COLLEGES
Seaai-d, ara haraby notified and required
to present Ilia sains, duly verified, to Ilia
undaralgnad at tba law office of H erbert
W Lombard, F irst N ational bank build-
lag. Cottage (trova, Lana county, Oregon,
on or before ala months from the data of
tha firs t publication of thia notice.
Dated and firs t publlahad thia S la t day
Sf November, 1D8Ö.
W O R T H H A R V E Y . K aecntor of
tha Estate of A lvin F. How-
nrd, Deceaaed.
■ K R B E R T W. L O M IIA R D ,
^ A tto r n e y ^ fo r Eaecntor,
n » l d ille
V 0 T I0 B o r BOAD DISTRICT MBBTIMO
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
i l l Hie t i l t h ! « proper«/ In t t ld d lttrle l
for the purpote nt providing fu a d i for
road p erputst.
0 P. B A R N A R D .
County .lodge.
C L IN T O N H U R D ,
G onntr C om m lttln n tr.
O E. CRO W E,
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County Cdbim ltilnner.
observe, reverence or obey law , U COa a t - t o O re g o n -th e W illa m e tte
surrender m y personal lib e rty to do j valley and Lane county w ith the
It. 1 w ill not have law control o r . enorm ous storehouses of ra w m a-
ham per me In m y self-expression. I terla l, adapted to these d iffe re n t
w ill d rin k w h a t I w ant, sell w hat com modities, not only a stable and
I w ant, m ake w h at I
w ant, do p erm an ent lum ber m a n u fa c tu rin g
w h at I w ant. I am fo r personal lib ­ Industry, but a more varied and
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erty.
more stable all-around
Ind ustrial
N O T I C I o r B O A D D IS T R IC T M E B T H 7 0 .
com m unity.
TO W H O M IT M A T CONCERN:
Ohriitmaa Cards. Sentinel.
These things are sure to eventu­
Nolle« la hereby given I h t l s meeting
ate— a ll th a t It takes 1« tim e. In
of the legal volara being r e tld tn l ta vpay­
er« and owner« of real p rop erly In read trlc t for tha p u rp n tt of p revldlag fu s d t the m ea n tim e much can be done to
district No. 84. In I,a n t county, Oregon, for rood pnrpotot.
Im prove o u r present lot T h e pros-
RNARD,
0. P. BAH
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w ill be held t t the hotir of 1 :0 0 p. m. on
' p a rity o f o u r banka, o ur railroads
Count'
the ailnd day of November, A. D. 1980,
w
C L IN T O N __ .
a l K 8. A d d lio n 't reildenoe In t t ld rued
and our people rises and falls w ith
Uounty Com tnltalonrr.
d lttrle l, lo determ ina w hether told road
th a t o f O regon’s lu m b e r Industry.
if O C RO W B ,
d lttr le l t h t l l levy a tp te la l le t o f (7 8 1 .8 8
T h erefo re, benefits th a t come fro m
C oualy Oommltaloaor.
upon a ll tho (a ta b le proaorty In la id d lt- nT'81
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