Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., December 31, 1920, Image 3

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fico n liht o f hi Unni iiulcmnity nelec [
tintili ili wliich il »elee feti hfiol 111101,1
unii timi Mitili Imi in Open lo thè pub |
Nolle*' ill h(«M*hv ^ i *'||, Unit
|*II r he for itiNpeiliou. Any unti all p**non**
clfiiiilillg mlvernely thè (tbove *|e**‘ ribeil
miiii fit to mi of»h«r of iIn* llotioriiM«-
Couiity t-oiirt of tin' Htut«• of Orij'un, lumi or wuy legni «ululiv i « ìoii thercof,
hi mol for Menton county, «Inly mmli* or elftiming thè Minile moler thè miuiug
nml m t r m l of rrronl in until court Inwh, or ilcHinug tu hliow Hitid land lo
on tlio 1 1 lit <)uy o f Dec cut tier, A. I). he more vuluuble for m im m i timo fot Secrolary Holds That Exemp­
Principal Events of the Week
Il»'2(), the unilcrNigiicil, hm Ailininintrn agi 1**11 Itunii purpouei», or to object lo
tion ot Land Bank Issues
mi « li I Nclcctioii for a n y lawfiil reiiNOti,
frit of the cutiitc of A. I..
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
lute of Menton eounty, Oregon, cle hliould file lh«*ir «'litiniH or their uff»
Is Wrong.
i ' viimm I, I will on Hntiinliiy the 5th «Iny diivilh ol prole**! or «’Oiitrit in II iih of
mation o! Our Readers.
o f Ffhrtmry, A. D Mr.?I, nt the hour fi*’«».
of 1? o'clock |*. in. o f mhm I ilny, nt the
I hereby deNignate The Oottug'
Washington. Withdrawal of thn tin
front iloor o f the County Court llom r Urove Mentimi pillili «hed ut Cottagi
exemption provision from furtn loai,
T h -rc are f ight Inches of snow In
o f l.itni« county, t trefoil, in the city drove, Oregon, n* Ih«* uevv^pnper ini
of
Kugeiic,
Lime
eounly,
•tut** vvhich thè ubove lodili* m to he pub j bonds Issued In Ihi' future hy Joint the mountains south of Pilot Rock.
■lurk land hunks has Ix'di recommend
of Oregon, ««ell nt putilie miction I i Mt»**<|.
Tie- Jackson county farm bureau,
to th«* higheMt liidilcr f«*r cn*h, milijeet
W. Il CANON,
»•il to congress liy Hi ricla ry II ouh I oii with 700 members, has the largest
to eonfirnuition of mm i«l court, rill ♦ lie d 17 jld
Keginter on the iiround Unit Hn hi banks arc
farm bureau In the state.
right, title mol intercut which the niih I
organizations of private capital for
A. I,. Hritftf* ileceiineil hml in or to
Cottage d rove mills report that the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
loin five (fil mol « 1 « (ft) ill lilock ten
I »» ttci* County Court of till* Ht fit«* of commercial purixxns In which the pro car situation, although greatly Improv­
(Ml) in ItiiNNcll'* A11«111 ion to the city < »r.’^oii, for 1 *u it i ( 'omit V,
fItw accrue to the benefit o f the \ji ed, lias not yet attained normal
of Cot1 1 !ge drove. Oregon, nt the lime
In th«» runt ter l»f (In . »tut*» o f .! ohn venting nt or k holder«.
It Is exp* ct> d th* gem-rul average of
of hi|i «lentil. Tei nii o f mile, etmh, iu Itiuler, «l«,r«*n*uul.
Tax exemptions In the cane of Joint
do|.| Coin o f thi* Cniteil Hint«** of
taxes this year In the towns of f'oos
N oli**«* it* here tlV tfivcil Hint Wn>rt ti
Auicrim, to tie ptii'l nt the time o f the Harvey till» I ohmi by the County Ci »«art ■lock land hank* were declared hy the Itay county will not h*- short of & per
• m I c .
o f the Htiit** o f ( irritili, in iifol for secretary to amount to a gift at the cent
I . r u t V M K M M 1H,
1. : i ii *. (bounty, ii |>|ioint4 »1 «•** oitor of expense o f the government and tux-
H eause o f a scarcity of stock the
A < I in i ti i m t rut r i x of the entiite o f A .......... st ■is ,,r Jolivi Bod ••r, (IiMTfn• 0*1,
The privilege, he
payers k *- i »« rally.
I. Mritftfrt, lute of Mentor) county, (Ire
planing mill of the Willamette Valley
Hill til lit lilt JHI'fftOflM hriving «‘ Inim»
mild, should not In- continued with re-
gon, ileceiineil.
ri(;!i i viH t til«* I'ntllt «• o f »tu«! <|<*<TJtM4’«l i»r**
Lumlx r company at Dallas hits closed
<V A HKII I .MltKDF,
lirr**t»y riot if i***l to |»r«*M*ini tin* mu m«*, ■piei to the prlvaic mortgage com- down.
Attorney for wiul entnte, dulv V*•rificil ii * till* 1ft w ri'ipiiri'H, t. » pun lea, organ I ted for private profit.
Paving of 11 blocks o f Pendleton
CorvnlliM, Oregon (tic miii 1 Worth llnrvev, «•KfTIltor, tn Thlu Iu i-mphuaUcd, tie secretary nu-
FI rut pohlicnt mn, Decetnher .'II, ll»L*(» Cot tilge ( trovi*, Oregon, within »ii
city streets will start next week arid
■eril'd,
In
thlu
period
o
f
high
taxes,
I,iint pohlicnt ion, Fehniiiry I, I O’* I mon! tiM from tli* 10th dn y o f lie r tin
bids have be*-n made on four more
wle n the government hus established
lier, 19' 10
blocks.
n o t i c i : t o o h k d it o k h
Halid1 tlllH till’ Kth ituv of D itmii I l»«*r, the policy o f subjecting ltu own securt-
Lloyd H c y n e , Py-ycar-old Albany boy,
WORTH II \ltv K\
In the County Court of tin .»ut«« of 1920,
tlea lo partial taxation and when the
Exr■nitor o f thi* I’Hfltt*' o f treasury cannot afford to dispense war killed tri an automobile accident
Oregon iu l.unc county.
on tb* Case ad Iu road, four miles from
John Ba*l«*r, *|i*i*i*f**led
In tin« mutter o f the nitrito o f |)fivi<! •1 loj7
wHli any o f the receipts which other-
C lliihlmnl, ileceiiNitl
Foster.
wlc would accrue on account of taxes.
Notici* iw hereby gi\en tlint Merry \\
Frank ('lineman, 62. a farmer who
NO TICE r o i l P U B L IC A T IO N
The withdrawal o f the tax exemp­
lluhlmrii with ti (ilio in ted en i ntor of ilo
lives two miles soulhenst o f I’eorla.
entufe o f l»:*\n! l\ Iliihhunl, ileei uneil,
tion
for
the
United
Hlutea
from
farm
D"| ni rt men! of the I Uteri«'if, 11. H
was kill' d whi n his tractor fell back
hy the nini ve nniueil court on the «Int 1 »nml
< M t m « ut IC « * .4, ii rtf, Or*•tfeIII, D*' loan lainds, however, the secretary
iluy of Heciitihcr, A. 11 Urjo, nuil that reniti* •r 7, i . mi
upon him
buki ' i nti it. Mhould tie aeciimpanled hy
nil perno tie huving cimili» ngtuntt mm i «I
Herman Preggc, Oak drove rancher,
N 1ir i* 1 m tienili» If vet* tho t lie.og. an Incri-as' In the ( hiwith o f the fed-
cítale are hereby rcipiircil to preheut t lilt «‘»4
1,orino*,
<If.,
On
Jim
»on,
wh*1
killed two fat tears m ar Hood River
i
«»f
the nume, «luly vérifié*!, to me nt im ry 21, lu! tî, um.1 hoificMti* ■1 entry ■ ml land tiiinka to make any loan« now
after they had killed two o f Mr
TJH N Front Hired, Halen», Oregon, h «* f ml No. (»lori.:’j f«-r >. k •/»
• Vi . H i.', authorised hy Joint atock land hanks i ITogge's sheep.
within »»i month** from the f*r*t pub
.ml an In ord* i that there be no curtailment
NKV« , Sci\ 2, T 11» H R - ..
lient ion of thin notice.
A hill of potatoes on the property
Murrt • K llltlt, timdr :**!«!» t ii/ii.111 Il F of thi financial benefits to agriculture
Date of finit publication Deeoftiber No. 111057
| of j K Harris In Mountain View
H for th« N 1
NK 11 HW’ ,
•i 19
Ra n g- • provided by the farm loan net.
n t: • » $ mt tum 2, T«iM 111»hi|» It»
addition to Oregon City produced 78
I ’K H IC Y W I I I MM M il) ,
During the pnal fiscal year, th<- m-c-
r» w . w illuftntt« Me i ol ni n, hm. rib-ii
good sized potatoes.
K i r e t i t o r o f III*« e n lu te o f
on
not »«•«’ «if intent i oi 1 i ».ink** fi 1 Mir'*' retury said. 27 Joint stock land banks
IInviti C. Iltihharil, (|eceriN«'i|
A professionally trained secretary.
vinr |.r««iif !<• « ».(litó«li eliti to lo the were In active operation, making lonns
I I .1 H h in n , A l l y , fo r K t e n i t o r . illM j'J I
■ <i In th< aggregate of 12M.2G2.470 to 3148 ! E. F Van Bcholck, has been engaged
1.» ii*l utmV o timen I**«! , Infor
Imiiii 1 1 h Coton i inni öfter, ol y lugelie,
to manage the affairs of The Dalles
NOTICE o r SCHOOL INDEMNITY I frego n, «i It the ir* It .lay of i unary, horrowera.
| charnh -e of commerce.
H ELECT ION
1991.
To reduce the working force to the
'
iiaaiit filiti*'*!« UM It fies.*« >s: A. O.
bnsl."
o f a year ago, 15 m**n In the
fie,
Or«tfi» fi ; .1 .1
Ctiiled Htaleh Lami O ffice, Honcliurg, Mr Dll uni , o f I onil
Southern Pacific railroad shops at Al-
Mr Dii imi,, of I .ornr»«*. Or. tf.im ; John
Oregon, December \ lt»*Jt».
George
N o t ic e ih h r re b )
g iv e n
I hut the Hchrimpf, l»f l«4’f 1n« , Orrtf'.ii Î 1
| bany have been laid off.
H lu te o f O re g o n , on !»**rrti»brr 7, 11*150, llsdl* y. ciif l.ortifi<* Oregon.
Eighty thousand lambs have been
W II. r AN;i IN.
iippbet! fo r II»«* N K 1 », Hoc. .11, T. iil H.
I purchased and shipped from I^kevb-w
i: g,«!er
dlfij7
K. 2 W , w . M . niol file il In thiN o f
slm • S* ptember 1 by a sheep-buying
Portland, O r — 'I he discovery that a concern o f Salt I-ako city.
large deficiency existed In the affairs
Walter Kulno. 2G, will probably die
of the bond house of Morris Brothers o f a wound received from a rifle In
Inc . of i'ortland, with branches In Han the hands o f T M. Colver, a neighbor,
Francisco. Scuttle ami Tacoma, result­ i who mistook him for a deer.
ed In the Institution closing Its doors
On aecount of the low price of starch
and appointment of a receiver by U:e and isitato*« being scarce at Beaverton,
Ç flA
Ü vv
federal court.
'.he Pacific Potato Starch company will
John L kthcrtdge. who rorvntly re­ not operate there this season.
signed us president of the concern, was
A general farm products show, to
arrested In Minneapolis us a fugut.ve be held In Eugene December 13 to 18.
from Justice District Attorney Evans is being planned by the agricultural
M o o *ty ‘* l>ref»-Curvs
h. s atiounred that steps will be taken council o f the county grange.
k ry p to k Ir i u r t
lo cotnpol the return o f Etheridge lo
A rc Heller
State highway bonds In the sum of
I’ortland to face charges of larceny *1.500,000 will be sold at a meeting
and embezzlement
' of the state highway commission to
C a re fu lly U tii'il gla sse s in all tin I i h i h I hiiiiii * in ** .tyI«
It Is reported that more than 100(1 be held In Portland November 6
i i h u i i i I nigs.
A ll w ork uiuiram 1 «-«*<I
subscribers to I kuii I h , aggregating In­
Within a month an Iron foundry
vestments of l2.MGG.ono were hit by will b<> tn operation at Cottage Grove
" W E I NHEUSTA X I> K\ KS"
the wrecking of the bond house. These by James Feeney.
It will be able
subscribers were holders of the in­ to handle a casting up to three tons.
terim certificates, having paid in their
ltobtiers dynamited the safe In the
money for municipal Itonds to the firm store of John Hi dden, postmaster and
without receiving the value.
, plom-er merchant of Scottsburg. and
liesldes these 1000 subscribers there (•»raped with between *20,000 and $30,-
are hundreds more as yet unlisted, 0U0.
O P T O M E T R I S T
whose deposits, it is believed, will
Itumor has It that 1500 men will
total «1,000,000.
8 H 1 W i l l a m e t t e S t . , B n g t f i , O r e g o n
, find employment In the construction
of the railway from Wlllamtna to
MAY
NULLIFY LAND LAW ■ Grande Itonde before the winter Is
I over.
Japan Looking Forward to New Treaty
Marshfield and North Bend Amer­
With United St.tes.
ican Legion post Jointly will observe
Tokio. — Addressing preliminary the second anniversary of Armistice
• 04«
meetings of the di« I here. Viscount day with ceremonies and entertatn-
ment.
ITchlila. ihe foreign Minister, express
Commercial organizations In con­
cd the o| inton tint a new Japanese
Ante-Irmi tr
y will be con riu d cl junction with the eounty court have
b . I n;. to ni. f<rallon o f the Call- let a contract for 30,000 booklets to be
foi'nio lar I law. He said Uo expeited us. d In advertising the resources of
such action to r lit from the nogotla- Coos county.
The county board of equalization has
Motu v Inch have been in progress at
\Y : hin iti :i between Ambassador Shl- Increased the assessment against the
I 1 ;;i m l Roland H Morris, United four principal corporations operating
in (Tackamns county by over half a
Slates umbns.cidor to Japan.
The ambassadors, he said, wem million dollars.
The teacher shortage is not so great
making efforts to obtain an un Irr-
standing with the senate to secure this year as It was last year, accord­
passage of tho treaty. He announced ing to J. C. Alniack. assistant director
fhat in view of the sincerity with of the extension division of the Uni­
which they arc endeavoring io solve versity of Oregon
A number of stock raisers at The
the problem. Japan has refrained from
DaRes
are planning on entering thor­
I proi- sting ngaInst the ('aliforiiiii law.
but that if the negotiations fail a oughbred stork at the International
livestock exhibit which will be held
formal protest would be lodged.
I In Portland next month.
Absolute prohibition o f Japanese Im­
New Type Battle Craft Under Way.
migration was urged by George A.
Washington.— An. mg th" 1*0 ves­
White, adjutant-general o f Oregon In
sels under construction (or the navy
l l l l ll i f l l l l l l l l l IIIIIIIIIIII1 •
a crn n u M
an address to members o f the Albany
are four types new to the American
post of the American Legion.
battle fleet hut already In use by the
A corn show will be held In the com­
other prlnripiil maritime powers. They
munity house tn Albany. Armistice day
are the battle cruisers o f which six are
November 11, under the direction of
being built: the scout or light cruiser,
the Linn county farm bureau and the
the airplane carrier and the fleet sub­
Albany chamber o f commerce.
marine.
The Salem water supply Is pure and
A n ig g e d till«* o f th e r e d w o o d s lo p e s ol' g ia n ts ol th e fo r e s t,
was not In any way responsible for
of g ia n ts a m o n g m en. In th e vast se a r r e d r e g io n s o f the n e s t,
Idaho Hay Being Sold.
the severnl cases o f typhoid fever at
a sim p le w o r l d 'o f lo v e a n d se n tim e n t m eets a cr u e l w o r ld o f
Poise, Idaho.— It Is estimated that a present prevalent In Salem, according
m o n e y a n d p o w e r . T h en th e g rim cla sh o f lu n d ter c a m p s , w ith
million tons o f hay will be moved out to Dr. R. E. Pomeroy, city health of­
n o q u a r t e r a sk e d an d n o m e r c y g i v e n !
A p ic t u r e o f m a je s tic
of Idaho in the next few months ns ficer.
p o w e r , o f M o o d s lir r in u c o n f li c t , o f te n d e r a p p e a l lo th e heart
the result of tho order o f the Inter
The Colton Water company o f Col­
state com m erce comm ission reducing ton. has filed with Percy Cupper, state
ONE DAY ONLY—CONTINUOUS SHOW FROM 1:30 P M
freight rates.
ON DURING THE ENTIRE EVENING
engineer, application covering the ap­
•
-
propriation o f water from Canyon
President Wilson is 64 Years Old. creek for domestic and Irrigation pur­
S A T U R D A Y
Washington. — President Wilson poses This development contemplates
Tuesday celeb ra t'd his G4th hlrthdnx. the construction of an eight Inch pipe­
receiving numerous messages of con ­ line, approximately two miles In
leUKth.
gratulation.
— —A
n o t ic e
or
sale
or
real
m or
HOUSTON ASKS FOR OREGON NEWS NOTES
TAX ON FARM BONDS OF GENERAL INTEREST
EllTY HY ADM INIHTK ATRIX
;
DOORS OF PORTLAND
BONO HOUSE CLOSED
If You Can't See—
4
Moody
S h e rm a n W . M oody
4
WALLACE REID.
\
“The Valley of The Giants”
ARCADE
THEATRE
January |
NOTICE
A check for *22 208 59. covering «ala
i f dlstlllal*' and gasoline In Oregon by
Treasury department, office o f Pump
the Standard Oil company of Call
(roller o f the Currency, Washington,
fornla, for September, was received November 20, 1920.
Whereas, by satisfactory
evidence
st th*- office of the secretary of state.
presented to the undersigned, it has
The body found recently on tho been made to appear that The First
beach n* ar Fort Canby has been Iden­ National Bunk o f Cottnge Urove, in
the
tified as that of Mayer Johansen, a the city o f Cottage Grove in
fish* riuun who was drowned at the county o f Lane and state of Oregon,
has complied with nil the provisions
rnoufh o f the river on May 6 last.
of the Act o f Congress “ to enable
Clayton Long, < Xpert hortli ulturallst National Banking Associations to ex
of the extension service of Oregon tend their corporate existence, nml for
other purposes," approved July 12
Agricultural college, will visit Clatsop 18X2;
,r
3
county November 17 and 18 and make
Now, therefore, I, Willis ,f Fowler,
a survey of th*- loganberry possibilities acting Comptroller o f the Currency, do
hereby certify that “ The First Nnti
of that county.
onnl Bank o f Cottage G rove” in the
Salem Is to lx- the center of the city o f Cottage Grove in the county
manufacture of equipment intended for o f [« n r and state o f Oregon is author
th*- destruction of ill*-« and rodenta. iz*'*l to have succession for the period
Th<- company will lx- known as the specified in its amended articles o f
association: namely, until
close o f
American Fly k Rodent Ivstroyer, and business on November 21, 1940.
has a capital stock of $100,000.
In testimony whereof witness my
Two masked and armed men enter­ hand nnd senl o f office this twentieth
ed th*- Hhlpplngton pool room at Ship dny o f November, 1920.
W ILLIS J. FOWLER.
plngton, a sawmill suburb of Klamath Acting Comptroller o f the Currency.
Falls, held up a crowd of 35 patrons Charter No. 5042 Extension No. 3827
and eacaped with loot variously esti­ Dee.3 31.
mated at between $700 and $1200.
SUMMONS.
In-lays In securing a roadstead to
Its holdings on the water front In
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
North Rend will likely cause the Men- Oregon in Lune County.
,
asha Woodenwaro company, which con-
Hazel K Rohde, plaintiff, vs. Peter
templat* *i constructing a large plant M. Rohde, defendant.
this fall, to abandon the id< a until To Peter M. Rohde, the ubove named
Defendant:
spring.
In the name o f the Htute o f Oregon
The Columbia Valley Power com ­ yon arc hereby required to appear and
pany, with headquarters In New York, answer the complaint filed against you
has m'"|c application for a p* rmlt for in the above entitled suit within six
weeks from the date o f the first pub­
power development on the D*-sehut(-s lication o f this summons and if you
river in Woaco and Jefferson counties fail so to answer, for want thereof tin-
The application was filed with the plaintiff will apply to the said court
for the relief prayed for in p la in tiff’s
federal power commission.
complaint, to wit: for u judgment ami
It Is unlawful in Oregon to hunt for decree o f the court dissolving the mar
or have In possession mountain sheep, riage contract and bonds o f matrimony
goat, antelope, elk, moose, caribou, existing between you nnd the plaintiff
female deer or spotted fawn, except on the grounds o f desertion fur more
than one year immediately last past
for scientific or breeding purposes, ac­ and for cruel and inhuman treatment,
cording to fi legal opinion given by I and for the care, custody and control
H Van Winkle, assistant attorney- o f the minor children.
This summons is served by publica­
general.
tion by order o f the Hon. G. F. Skip
As a result o f the three-inch snow­ worth, Judge o f the above named
fall, Lake county farmers In the Goose Court, dated on the 10th day o f No­
Lake valley will suffer a loss of more vember, A. I). 1920.
The date o f the first publication of
than $100,000. A three-inch covering
of snow Is the only protection for this summons will be on the 19th day
o f November, 1920, and th*- date of
thousands o f acres of wheat still stand­ th*- last publication will be on the 31st
ing In the shock which probably never day o f December, A. I). 1920.
H. J. SHINN,
can be harvested.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Improvement of the Portland-Tilla-
P ostoffiee address: Cottage Grove, Ore.
mook highway, which was made im­
passable because of the operations of
the W lllamlna k Grand Ronde Rail­
road company, Is being pushed with all
possible speed, according to a letter
received at the offices of the Oregon j
public service commission.
Oscar Bair, engineer on Southern
Pacific extra freight No. 2560, was
killed Instantly at I'arkplace when hla
engine and three cars telescoped and
w**re thrown Into the ditch after a !
Two of the most homelike ho­
flange on a gondola car had broken.
tels in Portland, located in the
Blair's engine was running as a help­
heart of the shopping and thea­
er, and was near the center o f the
ter distriet. A ll Oregon Electric
train.
trains stop at the S E W A R D
Arrangements for establishing tho
H O TEL, the House of Cheer.
proposed farm home for dependent
Excellent dining room in con­
children have boon completed and are
nection.
dependent now upon success o f the
The H O TE L CORNELIUS,
campaign drive for $125.000 which the
the
House o f Welcome, is only
Oregon W oman's Christian Temperance
two short blocks from the Sew­
union, sponsors of the movement, will
ard.
Inaugurate during the week o f Novem­
Our brown busses meet all
ber 15 to 22.
trains.
Rates $1.50 and up.
The pear crop for the Medford dis­
W . C. CU LBERTSON , Prop.
trict of the Rogue river valley for this
season will equal that o f last season
year. 767 cars, o f which up to date
743 hnvo been forwarded to the eastern
auction markets. The aenson’s apple
shipping crop, however, will only be
one-hslf that of last year's shipping
crop o f 475 cars.
In w o t”
The sale of 6000 acres of high-class
timber l o c i ’ d on the Eccles logging
th e r
railroad, which Is being extended Into |
> you
the Nehalem country from the end of
/ can
the United Railways line, has born
consumniat« d. tho purchase Involving
transfer of 250,000 000 feet of stand­
L 'y
to y o u r jo b
ing timber.
The consideration was
Ify o u w v w d
given at $1.250,000.
W illiam T. Reed o f Kansas City, Mo.,
has filed with the state engineer ap­
0 £ A i£ R S e V E R Y H U fR C
plication to const.wiet the Winona
reservoir on Jum poff Joe creek for
A -J-TO W E R COM PANY
tT9-rABLJ3MCO /SJÓ
the storage of 2872-acre feet of water.
B
O
S T O
1M
The development contemplates the con­
r~i a a t j
*Kf/
struction o f a dam of 83 feet In height
at an estimated cost of $100,000 for
Irrigation of land In Josephine county. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE
(Corrected November 20, 1920
There were eight fatalities in Ore­
North Bound
South Bound
gon due to industrial accidents for the
No.
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9:57
a.
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No.
13— 12:38 a. in
week ending October 21, according to
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a report prepared by the state acci­ No. 1*1— 3:37
a. m. No. 15— 1:4N p. in.
No. 17— 7:42 p. m.
dent commission. The victim s were
George Lee, fireman, Salem; A. Dahl-
man, logger, Qulney; W. I,awrenoo,
logger. K erry; William Kenyon, signal
man. Deer Island; Charles Volght,
wool washer, Salem; Henry Michael,
logger, Glen wood; John Cunningham,
lawyer, Cedar Hill, and J. F. Pike,
trackman. Portland.
A total of 503
accidents were reported.
The agricultural and horticultural
statistics o f the state for 1920 reveal
that Jackson county leads Oregon in
pear acreage and stands second in ap­
ple acreage. The eounty. or valley,
has 5264 acres of bearing pear tree«
and 2787 acres of non-beartng pear
trees. Douglas county has the second
largest pear acreage with 785 acres
and Hood River comes next with 385
acres. Hood River county leads the
stnte In apple acreage with 8827 acres
of bearing apple trees. Jackson county
has hut 5091 acres o f bearing apple
trees and 604.25 In non bearing tree*.
h o ld fa st
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