Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 30, 1920, Image 7

f
Dependable Power
Down to the last drop “ Red
Crown“ is high-grade gasoline.
It is made to meet the require­
ments of your engine.
'Red Crown” is all-refinery
gasoline with the full and con­
tinuous chain of boiling points
necessary for ready starting,
quick and smooth acceleration,
steady, dependable power and
long mileage. Look for the
“ Red Crown” sign before you
fill.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
Roadwork la In full blaat on the
main roada of Bsk«r county
A new boapltal la to bn erected at
Burns, the county seat of Harney coun­
ty
There have been a total of 190* li­
ce naea Issu'd to real eat ate dealers of
Oregon for the year 1920
Central Oregon Oddfellow* will cele­
brate the lOlat annlveraary of the or­
STA N D A R D O IL C O M PA N Y
(CeJUerato)
der In Prlaevtlle on the evening of
April 24
The high school bond oleetion at
Aurora carried by a vote of IJ2 to 84.
The bond* will be tasued In tbe sum
of (23.600.
Four big mountain lions trapped
since the first of thin year, was tbe
record made by C. M Holcomb, of
Hooglln on North Umpqua river
Decruea defining and describing th#
right* of water user* on Throe crock,
Know creek and Mood river were is­
sued by the Mate water board last
week.
The women'* debating team of Wll-
lane tte university of Halem d**f< ated
College of Puget Hound women debat­
er* by a two-to-one decision at Tacoma.
T. 0 Sudtell, Special Agt., Standard Oil Go., Cottage Orove, Ore.
Wash
An emergency landing place for atr-
-------------------- ----------— ------------------------------------------------------:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
plam i is being prepared near ('aeradla
for tho convenience of planes engaged
in foreat patrol work In the Hantlaa
national forest.
The Union Oil company of Uall-
fomla paid to the secretary of state,
23941.65, covering Its salus of gasoline
snd distillate in Oregou during tbs
month of March.
Joe Yee, hopgrowar of Aurora, has
contracted to deliver hts entire crop
for the 1920 season to Hugo Loewi
of New York at a stipulated price of
66 cents per pound.
A representative meeting of large
eastern Oregon wool growers held at
Pendleton wont on record as favoring
auction eaina of vtgKil at Portland this
spring and summer.
Petitions having 2682 names and In­
dorsing Herbert Hoover for president
of the United States wore brought to
Salem by hydroplane and filed with
There probably in no need to convince you that a tractor ia
the secretary of state.
the thing every farmer ithnuh! have. Nearly eVtjry farmer
A spoclaJ election to vote upon
in convinced o f that.
Hut when you come to buy a trartor,
the Issuance of 27000 In bonds for the
aevcral factor* come into consideration. One of thcae ia
purpoae of purrhaatng an aviation
whether or not the make you buy hua proved it n worth. The
field near the city will probably ha
KORDSON haa been in use in l.an«* county for two yeara.
called toon at Roeeburg.
Kvery iiaer ia well aatiafied with it m performance. When
Twenty sawmills. 11 of tbem Just
you buy a Kordaon, you are not experimenting. You are
completed or In process of construction,
buying a machine that othera like you have demonatrated to
will operate In Klamath county this
I n * all that ia claimed for it. The l>
'ordHon ia economical in
year and It Is estimated that the total
initial coat, it ia economical in operation and, like ita prede-
cut will be at least 260.000.000 feat.
ccaaor, the Ford ear, ita trade-in value remaina high. No
H. C. Leven* of Bui a . county Judge
other uaed ear briuga hh largo a proportion o f ita original
of Harney county, died following an
coat aa a Ford car. The name ia true o f the Fordaon tractor.
operation which he underwent at the
Quod Samaritan hospital in Portland.
He was 69 years old and a native of
Oregon.
Colonel Ooorgs A. White, who re­
turned to Oregon recently from Franca
FREE DEMONSTRATION
Where he was engaged In active service
with the United States forces, has
returned his duties ss adjutant general
of Oregon.
An unusual condition will exist at
the coming primaries In Coos county.
There will not be a candidate on either
the democratic or republican ticket for
representative from Coos county In the
state legislature.
Ode Bales, 18 years aid, was stabbed
by Arthur Thompson, a fellow work­
man on tho Southern Pacific section
at Iilddle, and dlod within a few
mlnutea. The meu were quarreling
ovor a horse trade.
Thore wore five fatalities In Oregon
due to sccideuts during the week end­
ed April 15, according to a report pre­
pared by the stale Industrial accident
commission. A total of «12 aecldents
wore reported to the commission.
Work on the Grants Pass district Ir­
This FREE Coupon
rigation project is being pushed as
rapidly as possible. Designs for the
enfttk-s hearer to one 3<)c Can of
Chi Name I KKKK at oar store
construction of tbe dtvesalon dam are
upon purchase of a 25c Varnish
being prepared and several miles of
Brush to Insure a fair trial or
ditch hsve already been completed.
will he accented as 30c upon
urchases of larger cans of Chi-
Tho price o t a pound of cherries,
We find the moat convincing
lame! Products.
orchard run, was fixed at 16 cents
evidence of Chi Namel brilliance,
economy, durability and easy
when the cherry growers' union of
Name
applied'Ion U ONIv TRIAL OF
The Dalles closed with the Libby, M o
CHI NAMEL IN A H O M K .
Neil A Libby cannery at this figure
Address
All we ask though Is a FAIR
for tha entire crop of Royal Anne«
TRIAL OF CH! NAMEL WITH
The directorate of the Hood River
A NEW 25 CENT BRUSH.
Apple Orowsrs ‘association has voted
to discontinue printing fruit wrappers.
The Increased coat of papar and tho
high coat of printing, growers say,
A Chl-Namd Demonstrator wilt be present on dates given below to suhfei
have made the printed wrap prohibi­
CHI NAMEL to various endurance tests In hot water, with hammer >1 >w:
etc and to give valuable suggestions for finishing old or new. hard • *
tive.
wo«'d doors, furniture, woodwork.doors, walls, icillngs, radialois, stov. pe «•■
Representative Hawley's MU author­
poe I. furniture, screens, autos, motor and bicycles, etc., with CIil J-o
ising
the city of Myrtle Point to pur­
llldi Quality Enamels, Paints and Varnishes. Chi- Namel Prodo 1»
chase 120 acres of the Oregon A Cali­
R. ii leveling, hence can bcappllcd by nutatcurs without leps-or brash me
fornia land grant for the protection
i
of the municipal water supply was re­
ported favorable from the house public
land« committee.
Tho petition asking tho I,ana county
court to call a special election May
21 for tho purpose of submitting to the
voters of the county the question of Is­
suing 12,000,000 bonds for the construc­
tion of roads was filed la the office of
the count/ clerk.
'he Gasoline
Quality
N o Experimenting with
a Fordson
Go to Woodson’s for Fordsons
A Gift to Gain
your Good If 7II
R
emonstration
THE DATES: THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, APRIL 29 30 AND M AY 1
W . L . D A R B Y C& CO.
Successor to Swcngcl Hardware Company
In view of the fart that tbs timoer
of Waaco county, though of hlgbsat
quality, la not bslng utilized commer­
cially, the chamber of commerce of
The Dalles has recommended that saw-
miilg and furniture factortsa be in­
terested in the timber resources of the
county.
Despite the mid winter drought. Cen­
tral Oregon ranchers need have no fear
of a shortage of water for Irrigation
this season, for storms during the isst
four weeks have built up the anow re­
serve In the mountains to normal, ac
cording to reports received from trap­
pers in the foothills.
A “ m o d e l farm" of 10 acres to dem­
onstrate how to grow fruits, berries
and vegetables suitable for the use of
the local cannery, will be established
near Albany Stockholder* of the Puy­
allup and Sumner Fruitgrowers ' w h o -
elation, which operates the Albany
cannery, will buy and operate the farm
Will H. Italy, federal fair-price com­
missioner for Oregon, under appoint­
ment Of Attorney-Oeneral Palmer, has
telegraphed his resignation to Wash
Ington snd announoed that ho ia
through with the position for the rea­
son that he has received no support,
except from United States Attorney
Humphrey* at Portland.
Dairy products brought a large sum
of money to ranchers of Coos county,
according to a report compiled for the
Port of Coos Bay. There was shipped
from Coos Bay during tho year 1919
a total of 3,600,000 founds of cheese
valued at 21.060,000; 900,000 pounds of
butter valued at 2540,000 and 40,000
cases of condensed milk valued at
2240,000
That broomcorn can be grown suc­
cessfully on river bottom land in the
Willamette valley is Indicated by an
experiment last year by Grant Thom­
as. a farmer residing near Lebanon.
Mr. Thomas planted a small quantity
and aold It for brooms, and from bis
experiment estimates that under nor­
mal conditions this product will yield
from 2460 to |700 per acre.
May S. 4, 6 and 6 have been set as
the dates for the aecond annual Oregon
Jersey Jubilee and plans are already
being made for an excursion of Jersey
breeders at that time which will In
elude stops at the larger Jersey farms
In the Willamette valley. M. U. Munn.
president of tbe Amerlran Jersey Cat­
tle club, will be here at that time as-s
special guest of the Oregon Jersey
breeders.
With a favorable decision of the
state supreme court, allowing the stats
game and fish commission to pur
chase the Reddish farm near Eugene
for a game farm, plans for its improve­
ment and enlargement will now be
carried out
The capacity of the
pheasant pens wlH be doubled In the
near future sad when the Improve
menu are completed 4000 birds can bs
handled.
Fifty automobile dealers from dlf
ferent parts of the sUte met In Eugene
snd formed s temporary organization
of the Oregon Automobile Dealers' a*
soclation with W. A. Johnson of The
Dallas as temporary president, and O
Halverson of Salem, temporary secre­
tary. Another meeting will be held
In Portland within 60 days, a; which
time a permanent organisation will
be effected.
Arrangements hsve been completed
by Oooa County Agent Chester C. Farr
for s number of meetings of farmers
throughout the county to bo addresacd
by Professor A. O. Roquet. head of th«
department of vegetable gardening ot
the extension service of Oregon Agrl
cultural college. The dates will be az
follows; Coqullle. May 8; Falrvlew,
May 10; Myrtle Point. May 11; Coos
River, May 12. Broccoli growing will
be the main subject discussed st th«
meetings.
Oregon votors at the primary elec
tton May 21 will cast preferential
ballots for five republicans and one
democrat tor president of tho United
States, according to the records of the
secretary of state when the time for
filing declarations of candidacy ex
ptred. The republican candidates for
president are Loonard Wood. Hiram
Johnson, Frank O. Lowdon, Heibert
Hoover and Milos Poindexter, while
the democratic aspirant Is William
Qlbbs McAdoa
Attorney-Oeneral Brown, acting ns
attorney dor the state, will intervene
tn the action filed In the Portland
courU by the Warren Broe. company
to recover from Oscar Huber, s con
tractor engaged in the construction ol
state roads, royalties' for the use ot
btthullthts, which, it is alleged. Is a
patented pavement of tho Warren com
pany, according to Roy Klein, secre
tary of the state highway department
A decision In this case. It Is said
will affect all patent pavement laid
In Oregon since March 1, 1919.
The Oregon statutes plainly provide
for open and closed seasons for com
merclal fishing on the Rogue river
and any attempt of the state fish and
game commission to abrogate or sua
pond these laws In compllanoe with an
agreement entered Into betwen the
Macleay Estate company, the Rogue
ltlvor Fish snd Oame Protective asso­
ciation of Medford, the Ashland Fish
and Oame Protective association sad
other kindred organisations of sout'*-
ern Oregon would be Invalid, according
to a written opinion bjr Attorney Oen-
oral Brown.
D IS T R IC T
A T T O R N E Y
FOR LANE
COUNTY
CLYDE N. JOHNSTON
REPUBLICAN
A Qualified Candidate
Primaries May 21, 1920
a.'IO-m 14
If you can’t afford to subscribe for The Sentinel,
von can’t afford not to read someone else’s
ELECTION, MAY 21
STATE ROADS
Vote 302 X Yes
For_4% State Road Bond Limit
— (B ALLO T
302 X Yes
303
TITLE IS AS FOLLOWS; m --------------
C O N S T IT U T IO N A L A M E N D M E N T —Referred to the people b , th*
Lr«ukuve AiMcn-ib*y
No
L," ,ï £ — I , ,M
w 2 » J K .*
^ Purp.~
rr ,TATI
h N
w
to
• -------------
* "J
” îïïï« c —
au M
iM
.'i o rvr
_ .rj n
. 7 . o ... i <f
*OADS:
To
amer.d
SetrtR
AnirWv X I of tbtoConrtUutioo of th «8 U t«a f Orapm m m to parmi t th«
çn a u u n u f'ieh u e o d lia la J iu » Inrtu'hi.f previ, .u, debu a m ili.-Ia liti»
he parpod
_
___ mainUai
__________
_____ ______
I I* t<’ th<
for tho
purpr** of buiMi;^
And
rang pannane
; it r* ju
exnr-unt
fou r p rr cent / the w - w t v*lS»Ur,n o f " » i f the pr..p*rtv
in the Scat« o f Oregon, irvitend o f tw o p**r e m t u now provi«!**! by law
%
NO PROPERTY T A X -N O DIRECT TAX
NO INCREASE I I AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
Keep these three facts in mind. The present auto license fees and
gasoline tax will nay both the principal and interest on all the bond-
under this amendment, and will yield an annual surplus besides for other
state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind.
FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED
Oregon must have sufficient Highway Funds to match Federal apportion­
ments or Oregon cannot get th« benefit of Federal money for Oregon Roads
Increasing this constitutional limit is a necessity. Unless limit is increased,
either state roads cannot be completed for many, many years, or must be finished
by direct property- taxation. This measure averts direct property tax for state
highways and makes early completion possible. Let's got the roads built now-.
(■ mom fra ■ Pretest Sources SuScieat to Pay Priadpal a rt leterttl
U i will rw irr- pn^ g p o l S J f o t e w « b S S « C T ^
Wot Intervat Tabtaa, PunphUu or further Iofonnatton, write to
f L|ii(C m E O O N jR O A D 8 ^ A N D D E V E L O P M E N T A S S O C I A T I O N
Oumpuigo Headquarter«, 111 W ottater B uildup, Portland, Or«®^***" * *
VOTE M2 X YES—Per 4% State Road Band Limit
Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give
Cottage Grove a newspaper which eminent au­
thority has stated to be one of the best country
LOTS OF MECHANISM IN A MOTORCYCLE
à
>
L
"
SÄ -
Lots of it too delicate and
complicated to be touched
unskillfully. That is why
you should send your mo­
torcycle here when things
are wrong. It is easy to
make them more so. Here
you can . be sure they will
be made ritrht. See
H ARRY
RENTLE
At Cottage Orove General
Repair Shop, 40 Main Ave
DISTRIBUTORS
T
A N D G. M . C . T R U C K S
GENERAL REPAIR W ORK— W ORK GUARANTEED
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES. TIRES AND TUBES
CARS FOR HIRE— D AY AND NIGHT SERVICE
SIX TH
STREET GARAGE
Phone 43
Sixth and Waahington
Werts A Perini, Props.
“ It W i l l S u r p r is e Y o u
says the G ood Judge
When you learn how long
a little o f the Real T obacco
Chew lasts.
H ow long it holds its rich
tobacco taste.
The real satisfaction.
T he money saved.
A n y man w h o uses the
Real T ob acco Chew will
tell you that.
Put Up In Two Style»
R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
11
- C -i-r any 1107' Be :
«tOT8 C'ty