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4 C AR PEN TER DEVELOP RESOURCES, STATE CHAMBER'S AIM HENRY GAINES HAWN DEMOCRATIC CONTROL FGR STATE CHAMBER 8UMMONS. T h e stcrnwhnel Hhaver line steamM Btate o f Washington lu a total wreck, one loan I* missing and probably went down with the craft, and six others are in the hospital at Astoria us the result o f a holler «ip lo a lo n aboard tbs vessel. In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon for lame County. Lincoln Taylor and Matilda Taylor, Ins wife, Myron Taylor, dim ly « Tay HI UH III II H I M ! ANI) ( ‘ Alti | __________ lor, M a Taylor, Ktliel Taylor, tlnrvry ir M VMM. U II I. l'.l II I. Taylor uad Helle Taylor, hi« wife, ui»l \N YTIIING. Lillian J. Taylor, i'lu iotiffs , Central O regon’s first woman field vs. 3 "7 i/l I M 'V A \ l ' M K forest employe arrived In H*-nd Th urs John Hugh Taylor, Defendant. day to take a position as lookout on To John Hugh Taylor, Defendant: I'auJIna peak, ov e r the rim of New- In the name o f the State o f Oregon te rry crater. In the Deschutes national you are hereby required to appear and ■‘ After I have uuImrrlhed to the Ore Whnt flora Orfico» lieedî forest SI«- Is .Miss V'lrglnl^ H a rry of answer the complaint filed agninet you W' It at If II ware* possible l«> nnnir Kori S t a l e ('hainlier of Coininerce, w »al in the ab ove e n t it l e d «uif within six Lewiston, Idaho. week* from the flay o f the firet pub III« rhli f fui lor ilfMiH II mont i..... I I» pint will I have lu the organization?*’ Fiv e more De lla vllan d airplanes to lication o f this «mu In* * as and if yon order lo develop wllli a lui»» I m mil of Thlu ipieutlon In frei|uently heard In be used In the forest patrol have ar- fail to answer for want thereof the WK WANT ANY KIND AND uurri im? rmi l u l l Inn with tin Slut« Chamber ex- rlvi-d In Eugene from Mather field and pl“ )»t*ffa will apply in the rmirf for 'I Ilf qllCHtll'II I h llli|loHHlli|r lo MII«WIT ! panulon movem ent now In progrraa. ALL YOU 11AVH will be permanently located there. Six the relief prayed for in p l a i n t i f f ’s Tli>rr is mi " c h ie f fMiior " 'III'- »"*» Tin anuwer lu thut all unhuirlluTa cnmpliiinV filed herein to wit: will remain at the Eugene base, al lion ll< h noi I» <>»•' |oirib u la r iirrii, j wlll have a voice In Maying how the f o r a decree appointing referee* to hut tu» ti y . though only tw o wlll lx- used dally in make a partition o f the follow in g d« money will I m - Hpent. Hy thlu ami ClrrKoll Ifslnjr, fMC'llIK II» ITM of tic actual patrol work. | ' c n b e d real property: other methoilu die fumlameiital demo- »■ lopin* III no |* ii i ui If If *1 I» I)** history. | eruey o f the organiz ation lu Manured. T h ose fine old times “ when wilder- - - ^ ‘Kl" ,,inK 'T '<*1* west o f the Northeast corner o f l-ot I, See. .12, Tp. UlUHt u n i li o « III fil» If It *■ » I« r IH III I Of i nurse the Itnard o f lilrectoru, to neas wan k in g " will tu, rejuvenated In 21 H. K. 3 W. W. M., run West to th* whleli every m«ml»«r lu »•llgllde,— will 2 4 Pacific Highway Phone 5 go Mill'll<1 rem in iscence when the founders of Northwest corner o f the North Suit Cif ih r tonn y fin-Uir» lim i iiiumi hr ! actually expend the funds of the orKan- Oregon, otherwis e the Oregon Pioneer quarter o f the Northwest quarter ,,f l'lllployffl If lili* « lu ir lu I» 1*1 »KO »» Izailon; hut they will h*- guided In association, opened Its 48th annual re said Hec. 32, Month 2 » eh».. East 20 Im mi» i "i t Ion iio*l fob'lilzal hill aland d o lr • urea hy the wluheu o f the chains, Month to u {mint floe west ,,f union at the Portland auditorium. the Northwest corner o f claim T»H, Nf* |ir* *»11111111 I» on h I I'* solve Ihr Vital , Hllhuerlheru. prohhTil of lumi .frith i *« iii tifieatiou 781, East to the Southeast T o d< t* rmlne what the uuhuerlberx Thursday afternoon. July 1. lli-nry C u l i » « Hawn nf Ha» Fran- IrrlKoltmi. re* lu mu Ilo » of lumi mul T h e port o f Astoria com m ission has corner o f Lot 3, said Me*. 32, North to want the State Cham ber to do. group dfUlllUK* lll*l«l hr fi V* |o|l* *1 II» MM 'h e r ■I ' o. un iiiiiln.rliy •» l orim o ^ ty Imllil iiieetinKu wlll he held iii every center sw a rd ed a contract to the W.-flman the Mouth line o f Claim 5.1, West to Ail kind* o f the Mouth west, corner o f same, North vira i «(•■ ukrr* n»w ■a.* t I k k ! of lit I it i-1 li I'. ubimi lin m ..lutin» l»K, I h on « nf of population In it»- utate. when all ante Reaver Morgan eouipany o f Cleveland. to a point 54 rod* Moutheasterly from of 1 1, in problem F a m i luhor iiiuii I be toiirlliir thr siate In run in ri Inn with I 4 rrlh. ru wlll I«- railed together ami brought 1 1 , lio n . ■ i r* k* ru who I» l u i » tir * X|iutmlon nifivrnirnt nf ti»* Oregon iisk< il lo aiiMWer, In wrltliiK. the fol- O., for four electr ic ally operated c argo beginning and Northwesterly .it rods handling w harf cranes for $81,160. The to beginning, contain in g 05 acres in h ln lr l'Iiumlur nf rullimi ri . Ixtoii.« foi«I |iioiliii * ru. iiiiml h*- mi lowin g queatlona: cranes will be Installed on the new port Lane County, Oregon; Il»- Míale l'Iiu mlu r I« ih . i 1.I ok a louiiiK'il unii muli*' lu •*•'** III** |.*r*«l Also: Beginning 28 rods East o f the 1 Whut ran Ih« Oregon State Cham afutr wlil» » i. 11 , il for u I iui I k " ! nf $450,- terminal pier No. 3, which Is now Northwest corner o f claim 53, N o t if i hint I. n I lillt UW Mit thrill III III*' Kirill ber o f • ' oiii merer do to Improve condl •io». rovrrltiK u |»' rimi nf Ihrr« yrur«, under construction . IM I K i w i «t cation 70S in Hec. 28, Tp. 21 M. K. 3 d o o » of opportunities In your ow n line W JACO 118. p r o p r i e t o r (»Omi riiuilu munì hr hüllt. Au Ih*' In i urry un II« development work Will E. Purdy o f Salem, delegats \V. W. M., run cast to the -Northeast of tom In .«« or profeuulon? T h r mnvrii» u l hu« Inin endorsed hy corner o f «aid claim 53, Mouth 40 »nut IruriH of wilderness with tln jr O f f ir « r iio im from the state at large to the demo- [ chain« T " " ‘" ' . l C‘! ' m c ^ ,S" Uth 2. What do you belie ve the Oregon to ¿ Houtheast ciracr, Weal 40 hllllonn * f fl i t of Ullihrr u n in llir r tr .l murr t In» li Iwn liumtrrit Irmi III y mi'll cratlc national convention at San chains to Monthwest corner. North to Slut« Chamber o f Com m erce uhouhl do Itilo lumlu-r. hlahwaya tiiunt hr |*ru throughout Oregon Eighty rotimi un II y t o .a ilv u m e the liitereutu o f your ow n Francis co th!» week wlll place the the Mouthenst corner o f claim 55, No VIll' ll n u r will* Il rii'l.l»' ri'« r u » b» • n rutIvr rotnnill tres luivr brrn organ "oaiinunlfy ? name o f Senator George E Chamls-r- tification 77«, West to a point about i /.* i | t u i *, pen ile with Ihr State Cham- riirrl* il inni il»- «i** ul*' I» »U llis <*f II»’ 3. What In your opin ion a* a citiz en, lain I »'fore the gatherin g as a prospec 33.25 chains East o f the Mouthwest hi-r lu ih r «anvaua tlir<iUKÌ»*ut ih r ululi* Hi.tir vii » • *1 hy I li*' tout li t corner o f said claim 55 and N orth will* h will li*’ rollìi o r lili iluillIK Juli« la the thing o f flrut Im portance for tive nominee for presldi nt. In case \ o » • o» ». I» i n* i it» » r » t mi imi r Ini •■» easterly to hegiiiiting, containing the Oregon Slate Cham ber o f C om uml July. William M cA d oo formally withdraws 15,.Ilf acre*, except 8 .f¡.» acres deeded pausimi, rulli.*u*l « i l r t i « i ti unii water merce to do for the good o f the state pnW* r fi* Vi |i>l»ll» lll from the contest, according to an to Isla C. and Rebecca E. T ay lor; uh a whole? A lso: the West 50 rod* o f | » t 2, h nouncement made In Salem. After thine group meetin g« have Mee. 32, Tp. 21 M. R. 3 W. W. M . con rtirthil o » R Ori K»» lu I'» •**' »iii'lr Otis M a y -«. o f Portland, brake man been held under the dir ectio n o f the taining it acres, ami k n o w n . ih u inuiitry f»r thr liotnrurrk executive com m ittee Iq charge o f the on extra train 2157 o f the O.-W. R. A A lso: the Mouthwest quarter o f the i-r wIti r* Opportunity lu-rkotiM. Il* campaign, each district will uelrot on e N., was shot and to Hied and the body Southwest quarter o f Mec. 2!» amt the M* fil*’ II* MU 11« U III Itili I m * advertised Jn representative to utteml a convention thrown beside the track at Chatfield, Northwest quarter o f the Northwest lili » I tir n t » um nf Knlil « 0 dollars A CLEAN ECONOMIC Al füll POP with the officers ami dir ectors of the a flag station about 12 miles west o f quarter o f Hec. 32, Tp. 21 M. R. 3 W. frolli t .urini« uml pleusur» un kers. W. M. OH C00ASI0VP5 fltAItPS AlAMPi Stale Chamber, ami the answer* to the T h e Dalles. “ Little Ole,” a Georgia among the p la in tiffs and defendant it hi i » ' «ti «. tnnul nf t Ir in w II li fiw i r 'juetttloiiu wlll be formulated into a negro and the alleged murderer, with according to their respective interests ni» iiii'ii . « to uitrari, un- r* a l l / lug mil ST A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y program of artivld eu designed to unite limili . i h year from inurlala (»•l auMu tw o black companions, was captured and decreeing ___________ i ■ « 1 l l ^ ' K N I A l the entire utate on defin ite tusks. That the pla in tiffs and defendant i l » ) m i l i / » thr » alur o f ad vertIslug The program o f work will al«o con- by a posse within 100 yards o f Mount are the owners o f said real property T O 8 U 0 T K I.L . h p e o i a I A G E N T ■ nil m akin g Iiuhllr wliul advantages Hood lodge. In the 'upper Hood River j irol expenditures. When work 1« start ami for a decree o f partition by the HT AN D A R I) O il. C O . C o l t a l e O ro » « il» y in» », nu ed on thtH program the d irectors will valley. court to partition the said real prop Oregon iiiiih I il»*vi*In|) Iti» wutiT erty among the pla in tiffs and defen What I h Ih» piu» o f th*- «xpannlon follow ti» lr pri M. nt practice of subm it trutiHi* 'lutimi. II« mli» ..il lakes. Ilu Your home newspaper is first entitled dant according to their respective in j niovi iiunt of ih » Orrgon Siat*- Chain ting questions o f wide Importance by ports unii trulli out t»r fnrrlKll tri»)' to your sapport. ••• terests; | l>< r of ( iiinii» r*'*'? iluw 1 « |t to he means of referendum. II»! It liiUHt develop Ihr ululi- In pro This summons is served upon you by < ui rl'tl out? Whut lu il for? T h e director* represent every city In* * - ih*- export* whl. h urr In V n ilowii the order o f the Honorable Ju dge ti. T I» « » nru Chi- th r»« *|U* «tionu upper and county In the utate. Repredenta F. Mkipworth which order directs that In thr urn III uhl|iu It muut expand tnoBt In II » 1 inituli* ut th» majority of d o n on the Hoard lu arranged geo you appear ami answer in said cause llu educational fm l llt h u nr 11 » addi- ihoae whn liav» liemt Informi'd o f th» graphically and not hatted on popula W H E N C O TTA G E G R O V E C IT IZ E N S within six weeks from the date o f the llntial ail vani nu*' lo hulil out lo the in ovrim nt whl*h th » S ta i» C h a n iU r tion. K astem Oregon Is represented by first publication of this summons SHOW A W A Y . linin' » * k* r w Uh rhllilri n lo n lu r a l « la u m lir d Aprii lotti witli u uurvey of five Director*. W. stern Oregon by five, which said ilate o f saiil publication is Th*- i h * k **» Slatti ninnili* r of Com- Multnomah County by two, and there il»' « ta l» to net up pr.'llmliiary o r m a There can h« no reason why any June 25, 1920. m rrrr lu the »lout |i*Kl< ul BKrliry to ALTA KING AND Untimi uml <-Ktuhll«h a dlrcrt roiiii»c- ure three at large; makin g a total of render o f tbi* who suffer* the torture* c a n y <•» thin il«v»lo|>tn»nl work «liniily » p o t t e r , fo ster & im m e l , tlon wlth prni-llrally * v* ry roniniunity fifteen, which avoid* the possibility o f an aching hack, the annoyance o f U* I’ HUH*’ Il U l u l i ' o r K U I l I X I l t l o l l o f thlu Attorneys for Pla in tiff. urinary disorders, the pain* anti dan in f control by any one section. I» th» thlrty nix countlru uf Oregon. Residence and P. (). Address, Eugene, naturi' can work for (hr muiuul k **»*I ger* o f kidney ill« will fail to heed Th«' « s p a n a lo » univi mrnt t»y wuy of T o *um up: T h e State Chamber will Oregon. jn e25 a g io <f till mnin iu nltlr a I 1 thr atatr with < splunathni mlKht he dlvlih d luto threi- do whut the subscriber* themselves *ay | " r- U o t “ ne,« lllmr wko h“ fou* 1 ill l a v o r i » « mi» iiurth’ ular our. Read whnt a Cottage Grove cit dlutlnrt claanea. should be done. It will function i izeu says: N O TICE OF A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S Th«-ae are: through a Hoard o f Director* elected S A L E OF R E A L P R O P E R T Y . Mr*. J. W. ( ’ lurk, S. 2nd Ht., says: K.rut A «urv cy o f th» Mate. hy delegates and officers. Including an 1 ‘ ’ 1 can recommend D oan 's Kidney • In the County Court o f the State o f Se*uml An «durutlonal rnin|*algn to executive secretary elected by tlje Pills from ex|M-riei»e. My kidneys were I h - i .u r l i l i un thrmigh lorul i» vv«pu|» ru Hoard. Voting will be done by con s ti in a had condition and 1 suffered with Oregon for Lane County. la the matter u f the estate o f John iti»! hy inullliiK llterature p. italnlnK tuent members. Individual subscribers ; a continual dull, nagging backache. 1 Cooley, deceased. I had no energy anil became run down. tu Ih« niuvcti» ni illrert lo Imluutrli'S. help make up the program of r* livitles N otice is hereby given , that in pur flrniu and Individuala ioli rrut* d In thè and carry them to com ple tio n through I had spell* o f headache ami the action suance o f an order o f the County NURSE MILKS i o f my kidneys was irregular. D oan 's I com mittee service. d«veloplll«nt o f th» Muti'. 405 Mn h roc A y en tit* Kidney Pill* were recommended to me Court o f the State o f Oregon, made on Tlilrd T h » ln l « n t l v « organizntlou 1 (*«i*l 1 used them from the New ,Era the 30th day o f June, A. D. 1920. in work ut wliirli tini» u atati'-wlde rati ( ' t il if IIH IIM't}( t :t i n li **|M*e ili 11 \ Drug Store. Tlo-y helped me w onder the matter o f the estate o f John vana w III In- iiuul», rou n ly hy rounty, No t’olif tienili* t'lDM ,1 lit r«*|ili «I. fully, strengthening iuy buek and kid Cooley, deceased, the undersigned, duly appointed, qualified and acting admin lo rata« a hudti l lo mialili' tlm OrrKou ney* and benefit in g me g enerally.” Price title, ut all dealer*. D o n ’ t «im istrator o f said estate, will sell at pri S at» t liamlii r o f C om m erce to rarry E. FROST DR ply ask for a kidney remedy— get vate sale at the o f f i c e o f H. J. Shinn, mi Ita iirograin o f drvelopme.nt work n lv » |f*».mi»,0»0 1» r y ra r front Doan's Kidney Pills— the same that in Cottage Grove, Lane County, Ore for tlm «lu i« mi a hrnader. more rum- i l l I «II VV Itoti k Mrs. Clark had. Foster Mill,urn Co., gon. for cash in hand according to I 'h o lIC I# prehenalve ueal». Thlu l'Hiivauu wlll be (Hio.iMM), Callfortila. Iiulf 1» tilt From the poorest republic In the Mfr*.. Huffalo, N. Y. jl!) Hi law, the follow in g described real prop t »regoli .'.»le througlinut Ih» utalr durine June t 'of ! ugi» * IfuV e oi ii k u erty belonging to said estate, to wit: world to the richest is what tourists ind July. Beginning at the southeast corner o f | travel did for Switzerland. That little SUM M ONS. Thlu Inni ir. t lu to tw ohlaln«»! hy the Henry Small D. L. C. No. 57. run R Mi CAROAR. D. D. S republic pruetieally unknown a century po|iular nuhncrlpttoti .0 T h e appeal wlll thence north 737.22 feet to the south D E N T IS T igo Is now recognised the world over In the Circuit Court o f the State o f west corner o f the William Shield and In «Iute w h!e uml lo « ver y on e Interi ut m 'as a pla yground for tourists because ¡O regon for Lane County, Nelli it |g iti relieved i ||*t tint ly l»V w ife D. I.. C. No. 56 thence cast 472 .il In thè developiiient o f Oregon uml 111 its scen ic beauties were capitalized. Ell. tt N. Hopper, plaintiff, vs. Grace feet, thence south 737.22 feet and iota I uii|dieut ioli. Residcnee l i t tilu pa rtlrula r roiuniunity. It lu be Data *how jng what the tourist liusl- Hopper, defendant, no II t li I bird Hirer! ; uffici* Ar thence west 472 feet to the |«*int o f ll* veti th» leuponue »vili he l»et h)' thè m s s has don e for Switzerland has been r" Uraee Hopper, the A bove Named beginning contain in g « acres o f land rude liuildiiig, Fifth and Mitin.* munufarturer. die nierrhant, thè fam i u hi Filone: o l f n ’e, 35; re*., l'Ul I» o t the State o f Oregon more or less, all being in section 33, r and die imlivldual. for earh 1 « vita! prepared by Alfred A. Aya representing the Sw ift Interests in Oregon and yoi, ar<1 hl.ri.hy re<iuiml ap|M>ar £nt| Tp. 20. M. K. 3 west, in Lane County, ly Iute resi mi In ueeliig O rrgon forge State o f Oregon. urn' d ov e r to tho ()r»*^on Stato ( hain- j answer tin* complaint filed against you J. E YOUNG aheuil uml ili ». lop II« advantugr« und Also the south halt' o f the southwest 1 s t o f C om m erce to be used In oonnee- j m ft,,, ab ove entitled suit within six A T T O R N E Y A T I.AW r. uourreu. quarter, section 3, Tp. 21 S. R. 3 west, (bm wlth Its state wide expansion cam- j weeks from the date o f the first puli- in Lane County, Oregon, ami the north C)(fn*e on Mam avenue. paign now In progress. I lication o f thi* summons, and i f you half o f the northwest quarter ami the I »regoli I ’tdlnge UroVft I adust rial d* v. lupini tit* depend on It has a direct hearing on the cam I Ovil to so answer, for want thereof the southwest quarter o f the northwest •wo factors: Naturili renoum -s or raw patgn hy reason o f the fact that on e of p la in tiff will a p p l y to the court for quarter and the northwest quarter o f material*, und proxim ity to markets 'he c h ie f arguii» nts being used by the the relief prayed for in - p la in t if f 's the northeast quarter, o f section 10 , A. W KIMF». M D. complaint, to w it: for a decree o f the for nianiifaetured products. Granted State Cham ber Is that cities are spend Tp. 21. M. K. 3 west, all in Lane Coun I’ ll YHICIAN A N D HURCIKON t l » '« » anil sufflelent en cou ra gem ent ing huge su ms to ad vertise their In court dissolving th« marriage contract ty, Oregon. »mi bonds o f matrimony existiiig be O f f » ' « m I *1» a I li I >u building h u t J* vflopnient Inevitably follow«. Also begin ning at a point in the tsrests along c ivic Industrial lines. , tween you and the pla in tiff on the I k* HI 11 I» Pii unii ury. Offici» northeast quarter o f section four, Tp. Oregon has the raw materials and 111 the article prepared by Mr. Aya ground* o f cruel ami inhuman treat phono .11; residence |*l»mr I'Jll.l. tinnirai resources. It will be the showing the ec on om ic value o f tourist im nt and in fidelity o f and toward the 21, M. K. 3 west, saiil point being 18.31 chains west and 4.25 chains south o f purpose o f the Stnte Ch am hej o f Com travel he sa ys: If In ita th r»» yr.ir'u eainpiilgii lo plaint i f f ami for the care, custody and the northeast corner o f the Wm. Cur- Oregon C'ottugr (Irin « meree under It« expanded program to put fmn II im mi oroKiin'a vurant land. ••It Is estimated that tourists an- *'<>»tr»l ■ all the minor children be riti D. L. C. No. 44 thenci* running •teqiinlnt the world with these, faits, nually spend m ore than $760,1.00,000 in , (Ilo III* .'lill Siili* ChutlilMT of Coni •>'»> the p la ia t .ff and north 17.73 ehaius to the uortheast and through direct solicita tion, get In the United States. Of this sum It Is for such other and further relief a* corner, thence west 30.54 chains to the H J. SHINN n»'r)i' im i Intuii Tono fumili*'« tu ut11 . . , , . , ! mav Seem proper r in the premise* premises and nml I/o I li ih Intuì uml water, il w ili inriin tu dustrial management to consid er Ore estimated . . Maine A T T O R N E Y A T I.AW and t q I our d o r eceiv e ,-iir ______ i — . .- -u :. cast boundary o f County Road und the disbursements o f this northwest corner, thence south fo llo w gon as a silo for their Industries. 'Xp*TlUlturra ululi« fnr «urli roiniuoill nini notary public. Practice* in close to $50,000,000; the New England Mnf F urniture and wool m a nufacture In | lleu un rlothliiK. fiMid, fui nlluri', e t r , u!l court«. Twenty f i V #4 year* e i States clo se to $100,000.000; h lorida ] This summon* is served by publica ing cast boundary o f said County Road 17.73 chains to southwest corner, Oregon are in their Infancy. So 1« the c lose to $ 200 , 000.000 and southern Cali- i timi by order o f th.- Hon. (». F. Skip |»erienee. ; tf $1,0(10,000. ralr lllolllig Ih*' i xprnill u n a fur un «-utIr*- fiiinlly ni «nl.v can nin g ami pr* «ervln g o f fruits With fon ila close to $300.000,000— while in worth, ju dg e o f th,. ab ove named eourt. thence east 30.54 chains to the point o f beginning, contain in g 14.14 -.»'res Iludir Pldg , Pottage (inive, Oil'. ; >looo p«r jri'iir. lo «ny liothliiK of ih*' II« vast resources In water power. Its 1918 it waa estimated that Oregon with ¡d a ted the »th day o f July, A. I). 1920, labor market, g eographic al loeatloa, scenery second to none In the world and the date o f the first piiblieution more or less, situated in Win. Currin ; wi alili proilu* <il hy thi-Ki now « itlrr« and George Cooley D. L. C. in Tp. 21, Lami ni'llhmii ut 1« un*' of lì» ' rhliT Oregon o f f e r s many advantages to the receiv ed less than $ 5 . 000.000 from this o f thi* summon* will he the 9th day M. R. 3 west, in Ijine County, Oregon. ALTA KINO o f July, 1920, ami the lu»t publication tuanufaetvirer who. h owever, must first 1 111 iim of thr tu roti State ChainhiT of Maid real estate will be offered for source. A T T O R N E Y A T I.AW thereof will be on the 20 th day o f lie Interested lu Oregon and know Its Conimerr*' * ■ nr*i«rinii In ilu sale in separate tracts as ab ove de " T h e best exam ple In the world of the August, A. D. 1920. scribed. ■»ivrini iit lo nl*l lu Ih*' ili'Vi'lo|iin*'ii( of advantages. possibilities o f the tourist business is H. J. S H IN N , Maid sale will be commenced on the ih « Siiti«. Switzerland, with an area o f 15.945 jl!) :«20 Attorney for Pla in tiff. 774 Willamette Ht., Kiigene, Ore. square miles, or about one-third larger P ostoffiee addre**. Cottage Grove, Ore. 31st day o f July, A. D. 1920, at the hour o f 10 o 'c lo c k a. ni. o f said day than Harney rounty In eastern Oregon. ami continue until all o f said property Il W T IT U S. D M I) oh "T h e Sw is s db l not consciously begin A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S N O TICE . is sold. E X P E R T D EN TIH TR Y O io k o ii development o f the tourist Jmstnesa J. P. C U R R IN , Modern rnui|»meiit. Punt Nation until ab ou ' 100 yean« ago, starting Notice is hereby given that by order Administrator. If Ori K.on'M Iti.ooo ooo urr* « o f UH al Hank Mblg O f f ic e hour* !» a. with the single guest in the spare *>f the County Court o f Lane County, I ^ ^ T ^ t h i n n ^ j i t t o r n c v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j L ^ I O c in lo 12 m., I to f» I». in. Fve »M» hot uni oWlvuli-41 lumi wi-rr pia nini room until today the little republic Oregon, o f date May 28th, 1920, in the long* or HiindMVN by ii|»|M»iiitinent. H E A R IN G ON F IN A L I» whrat uml Ih*' ylrld w«r«> III*' Or* has, according to the latest hotel guide, estate o f Martha E. Marksbury, d e N O TIC E Oregon now has 5,000,000 aerea ACCOUNT. ;oti hvi ' iiik *' for trn yi nr« 21 0 buahrla 959 hotels anil doubles Its population ceased, the undersigned George M. o f land under cull I vat Ion. Mark «bury waa appointed administrator p* r nrrr m vv proiliietlon wouhl I» annually through the tourists. It Is J. S. MEDLEY In 1919 the agricultural c rop o f «aiti estate. All person* having Notice is hereby given that the un if»». 400,00 bnuhi'lu whlch. ut ili» prtn said the little village o f Mt. Moritz has claim* against said estate ai4> required ATTORNEY AT LAW wna valued nt $204,00 ».000 00 . dersigneil, Alta King, has filed hi* toilny nf $:< p»r btiHli* I. would niran n few over fifty native population, but to present them duly v eA fied a* by fin al account in the estate o f James Hy honest ad vertisin g the Ore ■!i«h valilo o f fi,OSI.200.000. I.ugi'ii« l.onii unii Mu vi ngi II I ok 2700 hods for tourists." law required to «aiti administrator at Henry Derby, «leccased, and that July gon State Cham ber o f Coinfherca T h » Orrgon Stai» Chaiuher o f Coni IliiiMiiig Specific c ities cited by the State his place o f business at the eorner o f 17th, 1920, at 10:00 o 'c lo c k in th*' can d il hie the agricultural acre Kiigeu« C Iri'gon m ir r o rxpf'i'th lo doa h lr ih » niitnbrr to advertis e their possibilities Include Main ami Sixth street, Cottagb Grove forenoon o f saiil day ut the Court room age In three years. T h is would o f farmoru ni tlirr» years. ir thlu Cham ber that are sp ending huge sums Oregon, w ithin six months from the o f the County Court, at the Court udii an oth er $204,000.000.00 to m i a » « doiililr th** whuit erop. i* wlii House, Eugene, Oregon, has been fix ed San Fran cisco which Is now raislug a notice, the net icultural revenue o f the fund of $250.000; Seattle now engaged 2nd d,iy " f •T,,ne’ A ' D ' ns the time nml place for hearing any have any n I; h ker*. K« m ’|» track in.-nli a » Hililltl in.il ylrld of 20.400,000 Slat*', » s in g Inst year's figures objections thereto nnd o f final settle o f wbat each lien dots by using egg limili* lu o f wiii.'l, v.hh h ut Ilio pi* In raising $250.000 mid New Orleans G EO RG E M MARKMHURY, ns a basis o f figuring. ment nf snid account. record card*. For wile by The Hentinel » ili 11 IIK p i l i » would II* 11 » a inni) valur which put »100.000 Into an advertialug Administrator, A L T A KIN O, at #1.76 the hundred. #M lu oaw uionry of 10 1 , 200 , 000 . campaig n. l A l t a King, Attorney. j n e l l jly9 jn e ll- j ly V Administrator. OMER MOORE Expansion Movement Wow In P ro gre ss W ill Allow Broader Activities. Subscribors to Burtget Will Have Voice In Matter of Expenditures. JUNK Cottage Grove Junk Company Ip e n d lt GROVF. TRANSFER COMPANY Furniture Moving and General Jobbing r. itfi ITioim .!! r i r PEARL OIL I (KHROSBNE) A*1 V• r t tritine uml |iuhllr||jr muMt I ' HEAT amd LIGHT STATE CHAMBER TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES State wide Appeal For Budget Made to Provide For De velopment Program. Dick Hickson NO REASON FOR IT STATIONERY MAGAZINES AND LATEST MUSIC »Seventh aiw l M a in Professional Cards OREGON PLAYGROUND FOR TOURISTS AIM OF STATE CHAMDER Sw It/i-H ilul UM'l! to hi' the |Mior< ut ro u n try , j** r capita, tu tli» w orld Now ti If tin richest. T ourtut trav el *11*1 It. Muln ui»l Cnlnraito each ro WORLD'S POOREST CITY IS MADE RICHEST BY TOURIST TRAVEL th e ir to u rists; Kl *rt*ln * t« $.‘f*»,- uff» it**» u )» u r «'K*> *'I yr»,uoo,- 000. \ thr»» yenr’u a'lvertluln« rum pnlKii by tli» Ori'K*>n S tu lr < hum I r nf C'oiiimc ri'r mu.v tu- e ip ri t rd In lirltiK 1» ut li'uHl * » half nf whnt Mill» nml Colorado got, nr y21.IHHi.lNM), w hli'h uhoiihl In • r. a n ' *>» rluInK ul*'. j STATE CHAMBER SEEKS TO DOUBLÉ POPULATION ON FARMS IN 3 YEARS Ori'Kon Imi» w nter n-Hoiirre* lo Ir rim i» -t.»»il.»»» i»'r»'u of lumi now un tu mi uri Ivo. uml whhl i vvould uuppurt : ni rotiiforl. -oil.ooo i» w |io|iulutloii. or thoul 4».000 i» w faiiilll. H €?oll**ct ioiiN, Probate, N otary Publio O rim n lui« IH.noi*.lino u rrm of tilt | ahi» lumi now * ul! Ivni* *1 proiluniti 20.400,000 biiNhelu i nf wlii'Ul III ÌOI!). DOUBLE POPULATION OF OREGON FARMERS STATE CHAMBER PLAN or vv. J $