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each type
of engine
T. Q Staiteli, Special A gt, Standard Oil Co , Cottage Grove, Ore.
Outing Days
Are Now Ideal
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l.iM*a*e«l in the heart of the ('aneatle rung«'.
at age fro m Me<|f *r«l or Kluviiath Kalla.
K earh ed liy ftut uttiobth*
OTHER ATTRACTIVE RESORTS
Detr oit
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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John M H rott, (leneral I*n nenger Agent
in'49
when sturdy pioneers were hew ing out a home
and an existence in the W est, the m anufacture of
* m be fun. Today the name PULLER stands as the sturdy pioneer
in paint with m anufacturing
on the Pucil'ic Coast—a name that has kept
faith
auulity for 71 years.
Made lo r the Pacific N orthw est, FULLER Paint is the best for
your house or building.
. W. P. Fuller & Co. *
1849-1920
Northwest Branches at
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma,
FOR SALE BY W. L. DARBY HDW. CO.
NÖTIGE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court of the Rtnte of
Oregon for l.niio County.
In the mutter of the estate of Cnth
erine A. Perkins, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the nn
drrsigued adm inistratrix of the estnte
of Catherine A. Perkins, deceased, has
filial her finnl account with the County
Clerk of lame county, Oregon, in the
■ nutter of the suid estnte nod nil order
hns been mnile mill entered of record
directing notice und setting August the
17th, 1920, nt 11 o ’clock a. in. of snid
day ns the time for the hearing and
passing upon the snid final account
unit o b je c t ions thereto, if nny there be,
und for the finnl settlement mid dis
tribution of snid estate.
The first publiestion of this notice
will be on the Iftlh day of July, 192(1,
sad the last publication will be on the
I. 'Hh day of August, 1920.
Neva II nrvey, formerly Perkins,
Adm inistratrix of the estate of
Cntherino A. Perkins, deceased.
II. J. Shinn, Atty. for Ailmr. 710 81.7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the m atter of the estnte of Rurali
L. Knox, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mamie
It. Knox, has been appointed admin-
rstrntrix of the estate of Sarah L.
Knox, deceased, by the Comity Court
of tho Stato of Oregon, in and for
Unno County.
All persons having claims against
tho snid estnte are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified to the
said adm inistratrix at Cottage drove,
Oregon, within six months from this
the 30th day of .Inlv, 1920.
7 :I0|S 27c
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
mation of Our Readers.
Oregon stands eighth In the list 1n
regard to paid up iiieinbnrshlp In the
American legion.
i n O L» Duanu's 20 arm cherry or-
' hard near The Dallas this year netted
him n profit of $10,000.
More than 2000 retail buyers are ex-
pccted In Portland during annual buy
‘-cs’ week, August 9 to 14
Hherlff Johnson of Hood Itlver coun­
ty bus usked for volunteers to assist
him In enforcing speed laws.
Indications are that the commercial
pple crop of tiie state as a whole will
be about *0 per cent of last yeur.
Oregon wheat exported during the
year ended June 20, 1020, amoiyitod
te 2,875,882 bushels and flour 3,201,115
barrels,
Because It Is no longer a necessary
organisation In the state, Governor Ol-
cott has dissolved the state council of
defense.
William Porter, 09. Instructor In
forging at the Oregon Agricultural col­
lege, died Thursday at his home In
Corvallis.
The Lane county court has decided
not to build u new bridge across the
W illamette at H arrisburg for at least
two years.
An underground crossing will be
built where tho Pacific highway
« rouses the railroad two miles north
of Albany.
The Portlund Railway, Light and
Power company has paid to Clacka
trvuH county 194,000, the first half of its
county taxes.
Tho recently organized Southw est­
ern Oregon Livestock association Is
planning to hold an unnual exposition
at Marshfield.
Members of the Oregon State Dental
association opened tho first session of
their 27th annual convention Monday
m riling In Portland.
Lightning struck and seriously dam ­
aged tho steepto of the First Presby­
terian church In Portland during a
heavy electric storm
Approximately 125,000 applications
for motor vehicle drlvors" licenses
have been received at the offices of
the secretary of state.
At the present rate of growth of
bank clearings In Portlnnd It Is esti­
mated that this year’s total will reach
¡he $2.000,000,000 mark.
Three hundred dollars was appro­
priated by the city counrll of Albany
to assist In the establishm ent of a
municipal swltnmlug pool.
Hurry Shown of Twickenham In
W heeler county wus seriously burned
while trying to start a crude
oil burn-
Ing engine used In Irrigation. ✓
Reverend W. M. Case of Eugene has
been elected m oderator of the Oreg<>n
synod of the Presbyterian church to
succeed L. M Hooter of Medford.
One hundred aliens were deported
rrom Oregon In the fiscal year ending
June SO, according to the annual re­
port of the bureau of Immigration.
H ereafter murriage will not be a
liar to election to position us teacher
in the Portland public schools, accord­
ing to policy established by the school
board.
The state bourd of control now has
In transit to the Robert Androws com­
pany of New York a carload of flax
fiber and tow for which the state re
celvee $11.621.50.
The boys' and girls' Industrial clubs
of Shedd, among which Is included the
largest boys' Jersey calf club tu the
world, wilt hold their annual Industrial
fair on Septem ber 10.
On the ground that the elty of Wood-
burn has exceeded its limit of tndebt-
•dness, A. C. Simmons has brought
suit to restrain the city from under­
taking certain improvements.
The city of Rosehurg has received
legal advice that bonds recently au­
thorized by a special election for the
sum of $7000 for nn Aviation field out­
side the city lim its are Invalid.
Sulem Cherrlans have accepted the
proposal of A. H. Lea, secretary of
the state fair board, that the Chorrl-
ana make Tuesday, Septem ber 28, of
stuta fair week, a special booster day.
Exports from the Portland district
during the year ended June 30, 1920,
were valued at $40,388,320, while the
exports from the Astoria district for
tho same period were valued at ap­
proximately $7.000,000.
With the hnrvest of one of the larg­
est cherry crops In the history of the
state In full blast, the fruit, rain-spilt,
1s n drug on the m arket and hard to
move a t any price, according to re­
ports coming from W illam ette valley
polntg.
Representing practically every line
of business In Portland, a petition bear
Ing the names of more than 300 men
and women urging Mnyor George L.
Raker to announce hlmeelf a onndidato
for re election, was presented to the
MAMIE K. KNOX,
Administratrix. mayor.
Fire protection at Rosehurg and
Medford Is declared load« <|uate by G
W. Htok* a, an Investigator for the
■ late fire m arshals departm ent In
Koaeburg Stokes found only 63 hy­
drants There should tfe twice that
number, be says.
W hat la aald to be the largest atlll
yet captured In Oregon wua rattled
near Newberg by feilural revenue of
fleers who seized 150 gallons of corn
moonshine whisky and 800 gallons of
corn mash. The still was said to have
a capacity of loo gallons a day.
Philip Ott. 45, a farm er of Hubbard,
wus killed almost blatantly when his
light touring ear crushed through th<-
ralllng of the bridge over Pudding
river. Just outside of the city llmtta
of Aurora, ori the Pacific highway,
and fell a distance of about 40 feet.
Because of the tendency of members
of the deritul profession to come from
the eastern states to the west, while
few go from the west to the east, the
state bourd of dental exam iners has
placed Its disapproval on a proposed
reclpr« cal exchange of dental llcens«-s
Officials of the socialist party huve
filed In the office of Ham A. Kozer.
secretary of sta»«-, certificates of nom
(nation of candidates for presidential
electors, secretary of state, dairy and
food commissioner and commissioner
of tbe public service commission tor
the western Oregon district.
Not less thun $858,000 will be net­
ted this season to loganberry growers
within a rudlus of ten miles of Halem,
according te an estim ate of J. L.
Van Doren. berry buyer of Salem.
The crop disposed of ut a figure suf­
ficiently high to bring this am ount is
estim ated at 6.600,000 pounds.
While cutting hay on his farm a few
days ago Fred Lockwood, a rancher of
the North Fork country In the western
eud of I.anc county, cut tgf both feet
of bis 3 year-old daughter, who was
playing In the tall oats. The little
girl was not seen by her father until
an Instant before the sickle hit her.
Following the breaking of a dike at
Brownxtrn-ad In the eastern part of
Clatsop county, approxim ately 300
acres of fine fsrm land were Inun-
«lated and damage estim ated between
$7000 un«l $8000 has resulted. About
.700 fe«*t of the dike collapsed ua a
result of the sand foundation giving
away.
Wasco county's population, accord­
ing to census figures. Is 13,648 men,
women and children. An apparent
decrease of 2788 since the 1910 cen­
sus, totsling 16,336 persons, is ex­
plained by the county being redistrict-
od and nearly one-third of the resi­
dents (runsferreo to another county
since 1910.
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8UMMON8
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In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for l.une County,
Lincoln Taylor und Matihln Taylor,
hi» wife, Myron Taylor, (daily« Tay­
lor, Ida Taylor, Ethel Taylor, Harvey
Taylor and Relie Taylor, his wife, and
Lillian J. Tuylor, Plaintiff*,
(KEROSENE)
vs.
John Hugh Taylor, Defendant.
Coir
PEARL OIL
HEAT
To John Hugh Tuylor, Defendant:
In the imirie of the Htate of Oregon
4
you nre hereby required to appear »nil
answer the c«*mplaint file«l against you i H s n m m m i t£ r.ir
in the above entitled suit within six «TASDA 8 D Oil COMPANY
J J
I ICALirOBMlAI
wi'eks from the «lay of the first pub­
T.
O.
8UDTELL,
SPECIAL
AO
ENT
lication of this summons nn«i if you
fail to answer for want thereof the STANDARD OIL CO., Cottage Grove
plaintiffs will npidy to the court for
the relief prayed for in p lain tiff’s
complaint fiieil herein to wit:
For a degree appointing referees to
make n partition of the following <J«-
scribe«! 14 «I property:
Beginning il.'i'/j roils west of the
Northeast corner of ls»t 1, Hcc. .72, Tp.
21 H. U. 3 W. W. M„ run West to the
Northwest corner of the Northeast
quarter of the Northwest quarter of
suid Hcc. 32, Mouth 20 chs., East 20
chains, Houth to a point due west of
LOGGERS AND WORK
tbe Northwest corner of claim 58, No­
tification 781, East to the Houtheast
GLOVES
comer of Lot 3, sai«l Hcc. 32, North to S e v e n t h a n d M a i n
the Houth line uf Claim 55, West to
the HouthwiAit corner of same, North
to u point 54 rods Southeasterly from
beginning and Northwesterly 5-1 rods
to beginning, containing 65 acres in
Imne County, Ori-goji;
Also: Beginning 28 rods Eoat of the
Northwest corner of claim 53, N otifi­
cation 768 in Hce. 28, Tp. 21 H. B. 3
All kinds of
W. W. M., run east to tbe Northeast
corner of said claim 5.7, Houth 40
chains to Houthenst corner, West 40
•-bains to Southwest comer, North to
the Houth«-iist corner of claim 55, No­
tification 778, W«*st to a point about
3.1.25 chains East of the Southwest
corner of sniil claim 55 and North­
F. W. JACOBS. PROPRIETOR
easterly to beginning, containing Res. Phone 21-F3 Office Phone 4
157.19 acres, exes-pt 8.63 acres deede.I
to I«la C. und Rebecca E. Taylor;
Also: ' the West 50 roils of Ixit 2,
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B m . 88, Tp. 21 S. K. 3 V . W. M . 4MB
taming 9 acre«, and
Also: the Houth west quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Hec. 29 and the
Northwest quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Sec. 32, Tp. 21 S. K. 3 W.
W. M.
among the plaintiffs and defendant WE WANT ANY KIND AND
ALL YOU HAVE
according to their respective interests
and decreeing
That the plaiatiffs and defendant'
are the owners of said real property
and for a decree of partition by the
court to partition the said real prop­
erty among the plaintiffs and defen­
dant according to their respective in­ 2-4 Pacific Highway Phone 5
terest*;
This summons is served upon you by
the order of the Honorable Judge G.
F. Skipworth which order directs that
vflu appear and answer in said cause
within six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summons
which said date of said publication is
June 25, 1920.
ALTA KING AND
POTTER, FOSTER 4 IMMF.L,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence nnd 1*. O. Address, Eugene.
Oregon.
jne25 ag!3
H A R N E S S AND
SHOE REPAIRING
GROVE TRANSFER
COMPANY
Furniture Moving and
General Jobbing
JU N K
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
Dick Hickson
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for IJine County.
being
It—
GOOD THINGS FOR THE FAMILY
An ensy pnstry nnd one which may
be kept for several day« In tho ice
client Is prepared
ns follows: Take
one cupful of lard
nnd one-half cup­
ful ( s c a n t ) of
boiling water, add
one teaspoonful
of salt and stir
until the tnrd Is
dissolved, then mhl three cupfuls o t
sifted tlour, mix well and set a way to
become cool. Tills makes the crust
for thris» covered pies and the pastry
Is delicate and tender.
Cherry Sponge.—Take two cupfuls
of canned cherries, two eggs, three-
fourths of a cupful of sugar, one-
fourth of a cupful of hot water, three-
fourths of a cupful of tlour. one tea-
spoonful of lemon juice, rwo teaspoon-
fills of baking powder and one-fourth
of n ten spoonful of salt. Rent the
yolks of the eggs until thick and lemon
colored. Add half the sugar gradually
ami heat until smooth. Add the tlour
mixed and sifted with the linking pow­
der nnd salt. Add the whites of the
eggs beaten stiff and dry. In tbe bot­
tom of n butter«'«! baking dlsti put the
cherries. Four I he batter over hip I
bake In n moderate oven forty min­
utes. If the cherries nre tart sprinkle
thi'tn wMh sugar before covering them
with the hatter. Tbe snn«'e from the
fruit will he nil Mint Is necessary to
serve with the pudding.
Scalloped Noodles.—Tills Is a dish
which offers a variety of combina­
tions. Prepare the noodles—those
made nt home nre much better than
tlii* carton variety. Take veal and
chicken hroth with gravy nnd small
piece* of the meat, make layer of the
noodles, me if and gravy and finish the
top with crumbs. Rake In n hot oven
long enough to cook the msidles. Serve
hot a* a Inn« heon dish. This Is culled
warmeln In Chinese restaurant*.
Apple Corn Bread.--M ix together
four cupfn's of corn men I, two ten-
spoonful« of baking powder, half a ten-
spoonful of salt, then a«bl two cupfuls
of chop J i m I apples, one-fourth of a cup­
ful of shortening, and one nnd one-
fourth cupfuls of wafer. Rake forty
minutes In a slow oven.
H cuA
s
Dick Hickson
'CHEIM
It Is easy to tlnd fa u lt. If one nas
th a t disposition
T h e r e w as once a
able to find any
m an w ho , not
o th e r fa u lt w ith his coal, co m p lained
th a t there w e re too m a n y p re h isto ric
tends In
P u d d 'n h e a d W ils o n 's C a l­
endar.
P*oT
E llett N. Hopper, p la in tiff, vs. Grace
Hopper, defendant.
STATIONERY
MAGAZINES AND
LATEST MUSIC
Seventh and Main
GAS AND ACID STOMACH
To Grace Hopper, the Above Named And Other Stomach Troubles Relieved in
Defendant:
Two Minutes, by
In the name of the State of Oregon
taking a heapiiu.'
te a ssin fu l of IOTO
you are hereby required to appear and
in a glass of hint
answer the complaint filed against you I
water. Absolutely
in the above entitled suit within six
____ harmless.
weeks from the date of the first pub­
¡bold by All Druggists.
lication of this summons, nnd if you
fail to so answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for in p la in tiff’s
complaint, to wit: for a decree of the
court dissolving the marriage contract
and bonds of matrimony existing be­
tween you and the plaintiff on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat­
ment and infidelity of and toward the
plaintiff mid for the care, custody and
control of all the minor children be­
longing to you and the plaintiff and
for such other and further relief as
may seem proper in the premises and
for costs and disbursements of this
suit.
This summons is served by publica­
tion by order of tho Hon. G. F. Skip-
worth, judge of the above named court,
¡¡■ ^copiai cat
dated the 6th day of July. A. 1). 1920,
and the date of the first publication
of this summons will be the 9th day
INVESTIGATE
of July, 1920, mid the lust publication
PIPELESS
thereof will be on the 2oth day of THE WESTERN
FURNACE
August, A. D. 1920,
I will havg one on the floor
H. J . S H IN N ,
jl9 »20
Attorney for Plaintiff. soon ami it is built to burn
Postoffice address. Cottage Grove, Ore. Wood only.
ALSO SEE THE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
DURO WATER SYSTEM
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for iaine County, Administrator with
Plumbing ami Supplies
will annexed of the estate of Nabru
E. Miller, deceased. All persons hni Electric Work and Supplies
ing rlniins against said estate are here­
Opposite PostofTice
by notified
present the same duly
verified to the undersigned within six
months after the first publication of
this notice,
•
Published by order of the Coun'y
Court this 12th ibiv of August, 1920.
WILLIAM A. MILI.RR,
Administrator of the Estate of
O M ER M O O R E
Habra E, Miller, Deceased.
J R. Young. Atty. for Estate. 8 13 9 '0 STAIR null. DING AND CARI
NET MAKING. W ll.I. BUILD
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ANYTHING.
327 QUINCY AVENUE
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the Htate of Oregon
for Imne County, Administratrix with
will annexed of the estate of Edwin M.
Crawford, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are here­
by notified to present the same duly Wanted To buy or lease a
verified to the undersigned within six sawmill with timber. Address,
months after the first puhlientinn of giving full description of mill
this notice.
Published by order of the County ami timber, location and price,
Court this 12fh dav of August, 1920.
MARGARET E. CRAWFORD,
Administratrix of the Estate of 625 Thompson St., Portland
Edwin M. Crawford, D-j- isiil.
J. E. Young, Atty. for Estate. 8 13|9-i0
A. L. WYNNE
CARPENTER
Wanted—A Sawmill
J. K. Elder