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4 i= 7 ? r a z a should be buried GIBON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of thn Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Twentieth century progress diniaiul.s tii.it houMrwivet lie given a w i c ime < I I ANI k IW cmiw »• h*«f Urn J>b IlH M g ll I h l l ( U l t H l I m m> or H M E it/ ri- h h aee on EXECUTION N o t i c i - ia I n - r i - b y R i v e r ì d m » b y v i M iio I u f u n i v r r ii I im i n in i n rd i-r o f a lili- la a i n - d «»ni o f i l o - C i r c u i t C o u r t o f d i r H l i i l r o f iiii-R iin , fo r t h r C o u n ty o f I . i i i i i -, o n d o - 27 l l i i l i . y o f M e l i t i i n I n - r , lid o , i n t h r ■■bove i - i i r 1 1 l i - i l ( o i i r t , 1 . M . 'tr u lla , p liiin tiff, r i- iiiv r r r il I Ild a n o n i u r iiiiia I Ilo - d i'f e iid iin t a , J o li n I' M in -a ra und M ia . J o h n H ta a a ra , In a « i f c , f o r I l o - a n n i o f « I S 2 .HS « i d i i n • •■ »r at t l i i - r i - o i i ni d ir r u t e of il p o r r i - n t p e r n II l i li III f r u l l i I l o J ì l h >| ii y o f M e p in or li r tu »nliafy »uid Ì iu I r ii u - i i t . in larrat, roata nnd diaburai'm-'iita, and thr roata and rip rn a ra of limi u|«iii thla i n i , | will on Saturday, the lith diiv of N u y rm h rr, lllfo, nt the hour *if un" o 'iToi-k in thr afti-rnnnn of «nul dii V nl the Sou t h » rat front door of thr Court llmi- 41 - in KiiRcnr, l.um- Ciiiftitv. ttrrR- i., offer fur «uh- nini aril for caak. lit publii- nurtion, aiibjrrt to r n lr m p don nt provided bv Inw, nil o f »hr m r I i ', title and intere»» of anni d r f r n dniit-. .tohn T . M irrar» ami Vira. Jirlm Stri ir«, hi» w ifr, or nviy other |»-raon or prrami» iln im niR bv. thrmiRh or under thrill. <-r either of them, in and to mini attar lied property. 1 1 ni tu-r, IllSfO, nini dm fnrlin-r aum of ♦ 12.00 i-oala. « I n d i jinlRinriit lina rii A* ii risiili of w un liuti • h H ip M i K i 'D- m llrd limi dork rtril in Ilio C l r r k ’» f l i r r uf anni Court in anni roiillty mi ohnfi zie piiHH lilKhwuy I n re|M>rtr<l lo la' Un- n d i r li 71 li duy of HrptriiilM-r, 1920 , nnd PNNNUllll*. anni i-xri-iilion limi ordrr of alile tu me Il I n rat limin o Itini Mie miai ri-ri» iliri-i'li-d loniinuniliiiR me in d ir nume of do- Mtnlr of O i i - r i i i i , in ordrr to Irai km ut ('latanp county w I 11 ta> l< im anliafv aulii Jlld|(mrlit, intl-rrat, roata unii dinliurni-mrnta, nini tln- roata limi tinnì 7imo ■ i|H-naea of und ii|»iu tliia « n t , tu arti h The l.oraoa valli y j»-nr rrop ha» tln- fui l o » it i r drai’ribril risii pro|»-rty, l)( ' II aulii. Ilio futili I m -I iik 7*1 tona, all lo « i l : l u i l n I , 6 n n d ( 1 . N K ' / i n f S W ' / » o f U m ilili» S ri I I I , | ' p . l a , S o n i l i I t n i i R r 10 W . o f Moto doni loo.ooo iiiitiirnotilloa » » r e d i i - \\ 11 1 :i III « -11 1 M i -1 Ut l : i l i l . u i l r C l l U l l t y , ri alatori il wllh III. «ocr. lury of «Iute < I r i - R o u , i i i n t i i i i i i i i R '.»fi »2 n i - r i s i . A i a o l i i - R i u n i n R u t d o - S . K . r o r n r r o f l . o t 4 , U(< lo (R-tota-r 1. M ei- l o . T p . l a , f i l i l i » ti |C II URI- l o . W. Ili KltKIl O. STICK El J 4 , IM lliM urn**, l u l l O N I k. •« Thr lotal ut lo oda iter of dio Allmny l>nItili- arimela In i::os, a aulii of 126 ovor Inni y. ur'N i-nrolluient. l'ordaml Imok doari riga for dio tnMilli of S iifoinhcr <-xri i iloti dumo of ^ Hi alilo tiy m arly $6,0<M),000. Thi* rolunibla II iih I ii AIfaIfu Orow- rM /° r t t o n //t I I I * I I » - « I U r l i t i ( li « H I Miti «111 M lf lli lli g or»' oMMx Iadon hun completili p. iiou M k l tV M | li| Ì4^ • ^ * * | V D IIM W i b U l t i It In d ii || U ili* « • « .« | Ila ' p i l l i t i inni oraaol/adoo ai l|orinl»ion « • M i n (Mail • » « I Mi i*|«al«4« U jJ I>o|«iiiy Sialo Tr> iiaurer l(lrtiari|»on i l M è li u t * M f iwyM M itt*. Ima ro » in o li J uiiiom (T u » foni of Ilio Inh» ritmo ■- (a i Ui'parinirnt « I I I »uè- m i l Olili ArcorilliiK lo Ilio r< (airi of thr rollo- IMuuthing nini Siippl m - m ty nu |>< rloN mloot, ■ v-ry »dumi dia Klcel rie Work nini Su ppli«*M Irlrl lo ('ruoli couoty I n au|ipllo<l « I d i I l|>|iOMltr I ’ o h I o H i i - i - u (oorhrr. K*| h U h Olivo broli Ir) Ina lo opt-n thr auf- lo Ih*- |l> od laiNlofflco dio pnat wi-. k. UNlriK ovorydiliiK bui u Urlìi or o lir » alyn-rloo liurloi: ilo r.-oout Kood «usithor ono • roller fiatili.a d o »« lo Ilio moutli of Il y |.u t r-.rn / 1 ri Homo I rultiutry, do- l'oluinbla rlvor rauabi l.'.oo ihiuii U n you uro hrl|»nii{ Iti Inni«! tt|» jruif of full chlnvok» uno roti» munii)'. Jtjr huiltlmif *tp Hpare for oiblbllN ut thu Waaro yotir rtunnmnity, yoti uro lit iinfiti'ijj vourm lf We nrr ronfitlcnt yuu «% •*» roiinly fair I n ut u |irotoluto. Work I.«•IH'Ill lllg y nitl»rlf Iti 1141 Uff no li Ouv- alari, d Iho rooMlrurdou ut Iho inulti pavlllon. " S T R K L I N O " COMPOUNDllD Hi-v.-o .arponlor» aro ut «n rk IfnltiK rB E D I «U fi dmla-r» (ho ta lli tumida boi«rocu It la un un<li 4 |tul««| furt thn! hon II imm I lllvor und Moab-r oo dir Coluni rnlly und n rr u r u t rly eoni|Miyfid**'l blu rlvor lilKbuuy fi « Je (¿ivo lirtii r remili* tliun ut y ut r u l l ì i frinii frinì. Wlirn wo «t.i*t* TOroo Kiiaolio publlr no boni Oulld n i tu Ib i« I• ti«in<««i« w r « e r o thor Ini a aro r<-|Hirlod ovorrrowdrd and Iho mi Klily rm ivinri il thnt thn jn I l.c odo ih uro fllllna u|> rapOlly The lilKb r u m « un unirli f«»r »juulity u n fnr »rload I h alno colia* al. d j.fir«« |lr|irviti|; tini, nur motto I.) « Ibs-auao of ih«- ri-oont hravjf mina I*«m •• A Ih ^ lo r F n «l Vaiti* f'»r \jm* Money. * Alni becmian ne ilo- l.loo rouoly fair, «lilo h « a » to Imvn roiiHtrmtly krpt t h è r » mimi, havr la .- ii liold thla wis-k, ta-KlonloK ' ' H t n lin jj ' * ( ‘om|K»umtr!| Frrtln nrr Tu* miay. «a a rulli d off rrro^tii/.nl a« hnnj» all thr tinnir lloaldoota of North Itoarbura aro implir«. Olir a por ini tir* nro hnrm» fre<|, roinplulnlna <>f ito- odor of |iruui- Julre hog f**r«|t unii «luiry f«rt|, /or \%lu« h » Indi rooo a troni threo pruno park- no tu ri k « thr riunii * ' T h r r r nrr itnitr In.- plniita In do- vlrlolty. boti e f .M l-'lro bua doatroyod Ihr pruno ovap- t uli and a»*r ua, nnd l»v rompnrin^ urudna plani ut K A. Kurt*, tour mll.-a olir prie«** m t h thoao *%i othrr fom ptoimlrd f••«• «I«, jrou m l l finti op|Mir frolli Sul. in Tho loaa la oadmatril at t u m tn a nnd lmrj»nin« hero thnt jrou llì.o o o « K b 15000 Inali muro. r n n ' l fm d n n y n h r r r r U r . ITilloiiiadi «-oli. ao lina opontsl « I d i a 50 p- r ront Inrroaao ovor tho Tirai duy’a .'iirollini-nl Inai y.ar and marly 100 |aT ront ovrr t » o y. ara oko . Tln- ITuadllu ua-nry « I I I aond a W E S T M A I N doli Kudon of «o rhlldrrn lo tho Cho- m a «a »< hool lillà yrar, tho larKoat uumla-r r»o r noni fruiti tho naonry. W h a l n i - r Itimi nf j»»l> |.r■ utir<|- ymi Kraklio- Wood, of Portland, »'na ap- K « i p , T l i r H t i tlm r l run Immllr it f»»r polulod 1* ani lo ad of tho udiulmlty y n tl. ••• dopurtin. ut of ilio ahlppInK bourd, to aun-ird l'harlo» K fluirli, rcataiii'd. Mi dford mori lumia havo modo Wod- n.-aday of oarh «< <-k il Imrautn day at « Id d i koih ! h « I I I ho offorod at a ro- durilo!) lo nllnirt out of lo « n buyer» Kliiinuib l-'ulla mlnlatrm havo di*- frrinlnod on a inorai rl.-an up of tho d ty und havo uiinounrod un Intonfton In pul « munlrlpiil ticket In thr fldd Il d Ila ), a. Juadrr of Iho prarc at M< K.-nxlo brillilo, hua plouib d aulii v T w o o f lilt* most h o m e l i k e h o - lo dir diam o of k lllln i dorr out of tt-ln in I ' o r l l a n t l , lo c a t e d ill tin* aonaon and li.a-u fin. il «U hi and roata. lit n rt o f tin - s h o p p i n g n m l t h e n - J’rovldtna iho «i-nlhor rontlnuc* I f r « l is t r io t . A l l O r e g o n E l e c t r i c aooil for iw ii «ooka tho l’arlflc hlnh- t ra iiiH h to p a t tin- S E W A R D «a y mirili and aoulh of KimoburK « III II < I T K i t , I in* I I o n hi * o f C h e e r . ho put In yood roudltlon for «Tntor E x c e l l e n t t i m i n g r o o m in con tm vd f le c t io n . 'Iho publlr aorvlro romnilaalon haa T im IIO TK li C O R N E L I l S. donb-d Iho rrqm-af of tho city o f Wrat I hi* I I o i i h i * o f W e l c o m e , is o l i l y Sab ui for nuthorlty to oxtrnd a atris'l t w o s h o r t M o c k s f r o m tIn* S « -w - ovor tho tra« k* ;.f dir Southern l’arlflc a n l. rullroud. O u r b r o w n b u ss e s i n e r t all Thi> munir limi omploymcnt buronu t r a i n s . K a t e s +1 M l a m i u p . or Saloni ha» I hmuoi I n culi for pruno W. ('. CULBERTSON, Prop. ptrkrrs. AlthouRli bndly dnmagod. iiiurh of Ihr rrop ran yot bo aavrd If plrkrr» nro aarurod. A potlllon clrrulnlod at Medford to W ^ V a V V a V .V a V V M V a V a V .V .U V a V .V romovr thr county »ont of Jurkaon county from Jarkaonvlllo lina reeelved :t«tN 1 alali»!urea Tho iiuoadon wlll bo voto«! on In Novomlas- William Marnhall, chnlrninn o f the »tato Induatrlnl aocldont rommlauloa, (K E R O S E N E ) « I I I l.-ad tho dlaruaalon o f arcldrnt provontlon at tho l ’arlflr I okk I mk con- Kroan at Vancouver, II. ('. Sovon thouaand neri » of*dm l»'r «rrro bouxlit Frlday by tho Ii<-or lalnml Iu«K- k I iik company, adjolnlnn tho proaont S B m r.v.v.v.v.y x’w holdlnaa of thnt conrorn nt IVor lab ■TAMIARD OU (D U P A N T I C T AllVOBMIAl antl. tho doni Involvlnn 11.600.000. A torni of |8,«00.f00 wlll havo lioon ■poni for dock Improvemont» In Port land under tho jurladlrtlon of tho rmn nilsalon of publlr dock» by Novombi'r SO. 1!I20. according to tho animai Te pori o f tho rointnlRHlon. W E W A N T A N Y K IN D AND Total dcpoalt» In tho banka of Oro- ROI) on Srptrinbt-r 8. 1!*20. nKRrrRatod A L L YOU H A V E f284.4t4.090.IIS, nn Incronoo of J4.188.- 647.76 alnoo Juno SO. 1920. hut n do- rroano of $S,977.2SS 26 alnoo H-ptomhor 12. 1919. orrordlnK to a roport flb-d by W lll H. Uennott, «uporlntendonl o f J «L A . L .W Y N N E [ STERLINE FEtDCO AVE PEARL OIL fo r HEAT JU N K Cottage Grove Junk Company Phone 6 batiks. Ilo W illn in i'tlr M ir u lia ii, d u -iu r Auto Repairing Carefully Done S heriff of I at nr County, O r if n n i A c/s ■t Wt* rio not innkt* any iMiastful claims of beitffc thi- only onea who know how to re pair curs, lint wc do claim that w«- iiavc - many regular cuktomcrs who arc hooslrrs for ns and who say things which it is pli-asant to have said about ns hut which wc would not premnne to say for onr- sc L vch . Wc realize that to hold and increase one auto repairing husinesH wc must do our lit moat to pleas«- our customers, which • -.in only he done by having the work done hy efficient mechanic» who have a pride in turning a joh out right. We do not claim that wc never make mistakes hut wc do elairn that we never made a mistake we aren’t rca«ly to make right. Wc will inspect your car carefully and advim- repairs only where needed. No charge made for pritt’easional advice. ; f i i 'OaatN* In , ftt t «ft | ila lf 2 4 Pacific Highway n o t ic i : w o t* w e a th e r S o lid i U i linniA, d i r l o r S o l i d i I t l l i b - R r i - e a , Wi-at 2 a .'i l i m i u a , d u - n r i - S o r d i U H * W ra t 2.»5 d i a , d u m i N o rth aa i jr R r i ’ra , W r a t .1 li- , d i n i n » d i r m i - N o r t h 7 ! * ' / ^ d iR rii-B , K nat to p ia re o f b iR in u iiiR , l ' u n I i i i n i n r 1.21 m n », e x e i - p l u S a c r e hold fast C . /•* trin-t drrdi'd bv Tlim im » A. Steenr lo 1. vlr P Pnxtoii un d i r dntr of ( Ir.tobi-r 2 , 11112 , o f d i r w r » t e n d o f l o t -I, a l a l i i i n | i t i i i r li ! o f n o i n - r i - t n i i m f r r r r d b v T h o m a a A . H ti-ru r tu l.v lo P. P a x lo n In W . l i . o n t l n - 2 .l i l d u y o f A p r i i , l ì d i , fr in ii d o - iiln n r d ra rrilM -d p r n n i a » » , i n I . u n i - C o u n t v , C I r r R o n , N o « t h r r r f i i r r in d i r m im o o f th è H t.-itii u f t i r c R o n , in r o m p l i a n r r « i d i «imi r i i - i - u t i n n n n d o r d r r n f n i i l r , u n d to y o u r jo b If y o u vw-ur a Fish Brand S licker O Z A IZ R S CVCRYW H ette A .J .T O W E R C O M P A N Y The West Side Garage W. C. Applewhite, Proprietor Phone 14 Agents for tin- Muic-k, a car which evert our modesty does not k eep us from Insisting as the Is-st thnt can he had for the money * » TAJsi / *nrL> i*» WATCH Y o r k LAHKI*—IT WILL PAY YOU CHEVROLET Automobile Prices—Present and Future Are All Automobile Prices on the Toboggan, or Has a Bear in the Market Attempted to Precipitate a Price War? ^TT T il E K E A R K T W O C L A S S E S O P nutomoliilo maim fact wrei-s: First, those producing ears at an unwarranted margin oi‘ profit who ran refiner retail prices a 1 will. Second, those whose prod uct is sold at a price based upon present manufacturing costs plus a normal prof it to which any producer is entitled. A manufacturer who suddenly reduces the price of his car $100 or more while man ufacturing costh are increasing, confesses that either his prices in the past were excessive, or he is will ing to chance an expected drop in the cost of materials to "over the loss due to a reduced retail price. 490 Model Roadster........ 490 Model Sedan............. 1637.75 stamlnnl commodities. The following list covering some of the leading makes o f ears (compiled front the motor publication referred to) is an indication of the advances in list prices front August, UMK, to August, 1920: Hu ick. Ü........ „.ififidO.OO I’KItCKNTAOK INCREASE ;i2'/é Cadillac s......... 970.00 33^ CHEVROLET 4,135.00 19% Cole s.................. 955.00 Dodge 4..................... 300.00 27', 30 r /c LIST PRICK INC RE ASE CAR FORD 4 $ 200.00 Franklin (>. Haynes li..... Maxwell 4.. Oakland li.. .... 745.00 805.00 330.00 345.00 967.50 490 Model Coupe............. 1585.60 One of tin1 lending motor publications is authority for the sta tistics that the average price of all cars has increased hut M c/c during the two-year period from August, li)IS, to August, 1!>2U. In the same period costs of most commodities, includ ing food and clothing, have increased as much as 100%. Thus it would seem unlikely that automobile prices in general will take a huge drop, hut more likely a gradual decline along with I.IST I’KK'K INCREASE ^ f. o. b. Cottage Grove 490 Model Touring Car....$ 993.60 A d u al Increase in Automobile Coils . During T w o Years CAIt Prices of the Complete Chevrolet Line PE R C E N TA G E IN C RE ASE 490 Model Light Delivery 973.95 FB Model (Baby Grand) Touring Car................. 1597.50 FB Model (Baby Grand) Roadster.................. 1561.45 FB Model (Baby Grand) Coupe............................ 2383.20 FB Model (Baby Grand) Sedan........................... 2383 20 T Model One Ton Truck Chassis.......................... 1561.25 44 % T Model One Ton Truck with express body...... 1707.10 43* » T Model One Ton Truck express body and top.... 1796.75 33% 40 ' r 33% We are pleased at the efficient management of the Chevrolet Motor Company whereby it was enabled to hold down the in crease in the list price of the Chevrolet ear to an advance o f only 19%. The Chevrolet Motor Company with its highly e ffi cient factory, and huge output is producing ears at as reasonable a price as present material aiid labor costs will justify. Protection of Purchasers Against Drop in Price In accordance with the broad policy of the Chevrolet Motor Company all purchasers of Chevrolet ears will he fully protected against loss due to decreased prices until May 1, 1921. With this protection you will he safe in purchasing a ear now instead of awaiting developments. This is a safe and sane business policy. Instead of cutting prices blindly with a hope' that reduced material costs will follow to cover deficit, the Chevrolet Motor Company makes an advance guarantee of refund to present pur chasers of whatever reduction may lie made prior to May I, 1921. Chevrolet ears at present prices represent good honest values. The prices are low comparer! with other ears of the same class are economical and reliable. Above all, Chevrolet vehicles are standard goods, readily salable at any time at good values. There are over half a million Chevrolet ears in operation now, which is a pronounced recommendation of the satisfactory ser vice they have rendered in the past. • The SMITH MOTOR CAR COM FAN Y, or any of its sub dealers in this territory, cordially invite you to cnil and see the latest model Chevrolet. We will he glad to talk over your ear or truck needs with no obligations to buy. Are you consider ing tin* purchase of a car? If so, write, phone or call on us today. A demonstrator is at your service. Yours for Service Smith Motor Car Company