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To Keep American Ships
on the Seas
For the ft rat time since the Civil Wnr we have n real
■torchant marino It coat un $,'I. ixki , ixio , iiiiii to a d It.
The farmer, manufacturer, laborer— every American Is
Interested in holding our position on the seas.
A m a lirai Htcp In thla direction It In necessary to modify
Hum«. articles « f cxiMlii«! commercial treaties which have
operated to thwart the iiphiilldlnu of our merchant murili«*-—
Ity ttlvlnu the notice o f termination fur which the several
treaties provide.
This action la directed lu the ronstructlve Shipping Util
now Infill c fo il Kress;
Which declares It to tie the policy of the ITnlted States
"to do whatever may tie necessury to develop nnd eu-
eouruKc" a merchant marine.
This policy deserves the support of every American.
Ijiiiln i; lids 'snp|Mirt the pn-sent effort to maintain our
merchant murine may Milfer the fa te of many Ineffective
attempts of the past.
Send for a copy of "For an American Merchant Marine."
Committee of American Shipbuilders
30 C H U R C H S T R E E T , N EW YO R K C IT Y
Summer Vacation Tickets
ARE N O W ON S A L E
to
Newport (Orugon’s old favorite resort)
On Yii(|tiinn liny Large Xntiitnriuni Ample Hotel
nccoiiiniodntions and ramping facilities.
Tillamook County Beaches.
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I.neated 100 miles due wist of I'ortlniiil between Nrali-
kah-nie .Mountain and Xctarts Hay. These beaches
include (laribaldi Itcaeh resorts, Ncah-kali-nic, Man-
y.anita and Hay Ocean.
Crater Lake (open .Inly 1st)
One of the natural wonders of the world.
the heart of mi extinct volcano.
A lake iu
Other Attractive Outing Places
DETROIT (Hreiteiihush Hot Springs Mt. .Jefferson
Country)
McCREDIE HOT SPRINGS
JO SEPH INE . CO UNTY CA VE S (Oregon’s .Marble
Halls)
SH ASTA M O U N T A IN RESORTS
CO LUM BIA R IV E R BEACH ES
MT R A IN IE R N A T IO N A L PAR K
Y E L L O W S T O N E N A T IO N A L PAR K
G LACIE R N A T IO N A L PAR K
"O llK O O N OUTDOORS,” new summer booklet, contains gen­
eral information on the different Oregon Resorts; Summer
Excursion fares; Hotel and Camp rates. Inquire of local agent
for further particulars.
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Sixth and Washington
The Most Important Plank
That Relating to League
of Nations.
Is
The most Important plank In tho
platform adopted hy the national re­
publican convoatlon at Chicago won
tho one rclnittiK to the League of No­
tions. As finally aKr>cd mam tn tho
p-solutlona committee nnd acccpt«*l by
tho convention, It harinonlzca tho
vlcwa of tho cunfllctluK elements, some
of which had threatened to bolt the
party.
Tho Important plauka summarized
are as follows:
itopuhllenn «airly «.affirm * Its unyield­
ing dnvotlori to the constitution of the
United States
tin lurns d.-rno. rail' administration un­
prepared for war and equally unprrpaied
for peace, and the demonstrated lltca-
l>ai|ly of the democratic party has de­
stroyed public confidence and weakened
Ihe authority of aovernment
Republican parly will undertake to end
esecutlve autocracy and reetore to the
people their constitutional government
The farmer la recognised aa the bar k-
bone n l the nation and party believes that
his condition ran he Improved by ade­
quate farm repreaenlallon In the ap­
pointment of government officials
Declares the (oderul farm loan law
should be so administered as lo facilitate
the acquisition of furm land
Recognises the Justice of rnUectlve bar­
gaining as a means of establishing more
harmony
The right lo strike against the govern­
ment denied, bul Ihe rights and Interests
of all government nmplnyea must be safe­
guarded by Impartial lu es
('oriipulnory arbitration In private In­
dustries not advocated, bul futilities for
voluntary mediation favored
Congratulates the republican congress
on the ena< tment of a law providing for
an eser utlve budget, and condemns tbs
veto of Ihe president.
President Wilson's Mexican'policy con­
demned
We should nol recognise any
Meslt-an government unless It be a re­
sponsible government willing and able lo
give sufficient guarantees that Ihe lives
arid rights of Atnrlcan dttsena ore re­
spected and protected
Favors liberal appropriations In co­
operation with the states for the con­
struction of highways
Opposed to government ownership and
operation or employe operation of tho
railroads.
Holds tn Imperishable remembrance Ihs
valor and Ihe patriotism uf the soldiers
and sailors of America who fought In
Ihe great war and pledges to discharge
lo the fullest the obligations of a grate­
ful nation.
Republican party pledges Itself to Uri­
e l and consistent attack on living coats
>y rigorous avoidance of further Infla­
tion of currency and promotion of pro­
duction.
Parly reaffirms Its belief In protective
principle and pledges Itself to revision of
Ihe tariff as soon as conditions make It
necessary
Relating policy of United Htates for
practical exclusion of Asiatic tmmlgrunta
Is sound and should be maintained.
Right of free speech, free press and
free assembly must be maintained, bul
advocacy of overthrow of government
must not be permitted
Immediate resumption of trade rela­
tions with nations with which United
Htules Is at peuce demanded
Republicans welcome women Into full
participation In activities of party and of
government.
Equal pay for equal service should rule
In oil branches of government In which
women are employed.
Republican party will oppose now and
hereafter Ihe acceptance of a mandate
for any country In Europe or Asia
The plank on the league of nations
says:
"(A > League of Nations—Foreign pol­
icy of administration has been founded
upon no principle and directed by no def­
inite conceptions of our nation's rights
and obligations It has been humiliating
lo America and Irritating to other na-
tlona, with the result that, after a period
of unexampled sacrifice, our motives ore
suspected, our moral Influence Impaired
and our government stumls discredited
nnd friendless among ths nations of the
world.
"W e favor a liberal and generous for­
eign policy, founded upon definite moral
and political principles, characterised by
a clear understanding of and firm adher­
ence upon our own rights and unfailing
respect for the rights of others.
We
should afford full and adequate protec­
tion tn the life, liberty and property nnd
all International rights of every Am eri­
can cltlscn and should require a proper
respect for the American flag, but we
should bo equally careful lo manifest a
Just regard for the rights of other na­
tions. A scrupulous observance of our
International engagements when lawfully
assumed Is essanllal to our own honor
nnd self-respsct and the respect of other
nations Subject to a new regard for our
International obllgutlona, we should leave
our round y free to develop Its civilisa­
tion along Ihe lines moat conducive to the
hnppli.'«o nnd welfare of the people, nnd
tn cast Its Influence on the side of fustics
and right should occasion require.
"The republican party stands for agree­
ment among the nationn to preeerve the
pence of the world. We believe that such
an Intnrnnttnnal association must be
based upon International Justice and must
provide methods which shall maintain
the rule of public right by development
of law and the decision of Impartial
courts, and which shall secure Instant
and genarnl International conference
whenever peace shall be threatened by
political action, so that the nations
pledged tn do and Insist upon what Is
just and fair may eaerrlse their Influence
and power for the prevention of war
W s believe that nil of this can be dons
without the compromise of national In­
dependence, without depriving the people
of the United Htates In advance of Ihe
right to determine for themselves what
Is Just and fair, when Ihe occasion arises
sad without Involving them as partlcl-
pants and not as peacemakers In a multi­
tude of quarrsls, the merits of which they
art unable to Judge."
Renewed Testimony
No one in (utlngi. drove who suffers
backache, headaches, or iJistressing uri-
onrjr ills can n fforai to ignore this Cot­
tage drove man's twice told story, it
is confirmed testimony that no Cottag,-
diove resident can doubt.
A. Rogers, retired farmer, 7<W> Chest
nut Ave., Cottage drove, snyn: “ I
have taken Dotan 'a Kidney Pills o ff
arid on for several years and they have
al a ays done me good. J am subja-et to
kidney trouble nnd ut times huva dif
fieulty in retaining Ihe kidney ancre
lions. I find that if I take a box or so
of llono’s Kidney 1’ ills my kidneys
act perfectly normal.”
(Htatement
given March 27, 191ft.)
do March 27, 11120, Mr. Rogers said:
“ I know there is nothing better for
kidney nouille than Doan’s Kidney
I*i 11 m . They hnve alwnya helped me
when I hnve hud need to use them.”
i'rire KOe, ut ull dealer*.
Don't
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Doan's Kidney l'ilia— the same thnt
Mr Rogers had. Foster MiIbnrn Co.,
Mira, Battalo, N. V.
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A D M IN IS T R A T O R '8 NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that by order
of the County Court of Ijine County,
Oregon, o f date May 2Kth, 1920, in the
estate of Martha K. Marksbury, de
citaseli, the undersigned deorge M.
Marksbury was appointed administrator
of vaid estate. All persons having
c I hium against said estate are required
to prenent them duly verified as by
law required to said administrator at
his pluce of business at the corner of
Mam and Hixtb street, Cottage drove,
Oregon, within sis months from the
dnte of this notice.
Dated this 2nd day o f June, A. D.
1920.
GEORGE M. M A K K S B IK Y ,
Administrator.
Alta King, Attorney.
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NOTICE OF IIE A B IN O
ACCOUNT.
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ON F IN A L
Notice is hereby given thnt the un­
dersigned, Alla King, has filed his
final account in the estate of James
Henry Derby, deceased, and that July
17th, 1920, at 10:00 o ’clock in the
forenoon of said day at the Court room
of the County Court, at the Court
House, Eugene, Oregon, has been fixed
ns Ihe time and place for hearing any
objections thereto and o f final settle­
ment of said account.
A L T A KING,
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Administrator.
NOTICE OF F IN A L
SETTLE M EN T
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane.
In the matter o f the estate of W il­
liam Witte, deceased.
Notice is hereby given thnt the un
liersigned administratrix with the will
annexed o f the estate of William
Witte, deceased, has filed in the Coun
ty Court of Irnne County, Oregon, her
final report as such administratrix anil
that July 3, A. I). 1920, at the hour of
II o ’clock a. m. of said day, has been
fixed by said Court a* the time for
henring and passing upon said final re
port and account and the hearing of
objections thereto, if any there be
nud for the filial settlement o f the
said estate.
The first publication o f this notice
shall he on the 4th day o f June and
the last publication on the 2nd day of
July, 1920.
LU LU W ITTE ,
Administratrix with will annexed of
the estate o f William Witte, deceased
H. J. Shinn, Attorney for Estate. j4jlS:
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Portland Headquarters: 46-48 Fifth Street
Notice of Annual School Meeting.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of School District No. 45, of
Lane Countv, State of Oregon, that the
A N N U A L SCHOOL M EETING of said
district will hr- held at auditorium of
High School Building, to begin at the
hour o f 2 o'clock, p. m., on the third
Monday of June, being the 21st day of
June, A. D. 1920.
This meeting is called for the pur­
pose of electing one director to serve
three years nnd one clerk to serve
one year nnd the transaction of busi
ness usual at surh meeting.
Dated this 27th day o f May, 1920.
li. J. SHINN,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: WORTH H A R VE Y,
District Clerk.
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NO TICE
FOR PU B LIC A TIO N .
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land O ffice nt Rosehurg, Oregon,
May 25, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel
Gates, o f Crow, Oregon, who on June
12, 191fi, made homestead entry serin!
No. 0HNI72 for NEV» N W *4 Section
II, Township 19 8 Range 5 W., W il­
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before E. O. Immel,
U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene, Ore­
gon, on the 15th day o f July, 1920.
Claimant names ns witnesses: W ar­
ner C. Smith, o f Crow, Oregon; Henry
H. N. Oates, o f Crow, Oregon; James
McDaniel, o f I.ornne, Oregon; George
Gates, o f Lornue, Oregon.
W H. CANON.
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NOTICE
FOR
Smith cTVlotor Car Co.
PU BLICATIO N .
Deimrtment o f the Interior, U. 8.
Land O ffice at Rosehurg, Oregon,
May 29, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Walter
M. Sharp, o f latwell, Oregon, who on
September 30, 1915, made homestead
entry serial No. 010359, for 8^8*%
SKH8KV4, SM|SEl48WVjSE>i, SKI*
SWV4SW H8EH. Section 12; NEV.
N E 'i, KM iNW HNKVi. EMiW'qNWV«
NE^4. Section 13, Township 20 8.,
Range 1 E., Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
three year proofjto establish claim to
the land above described, before E. O.
Immel, U. H. Oommsisioner, nt Eugene,
Oregon, on the 13th day of July, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: J. A.
Blakely, o f Eula, Oregon; Chas. Mich­
ael, o f Eula, Oregon; John P. I’olrel,
of Eula, Oregon; Harley Cain, of Oak
ridge, Oregon.
W. H. CANON,
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