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OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
Il . i l
Oorejr, m e i n b e r o f lAn O r e g o n
y ubi li- i i . t e e eoniinlaklori, ha» beili
appelliteli on Ilio m rvlee, nceoioinodu
tlon* and i lutili» eomniMtee of ih»- N a­
tional A»«o> lutimi of Unii » iiy and
Public C ’ Illtl«-» ('orniritanloncr».
H E A L T H
RESTO R ED-
' My home wu» ,u «ui-h run down
eondition, I thought hu would die. A f
1er feeding hirn Dr LeOear'» Htoek
Powder», he i» a« well a* ever and i*
now u* good looking a hor««- a» 'here
i* In tin« »action ” — J. C. H alt«, Roek
hr lg< Mnth«, Va.
l)r Li-Gi-nr's Htoek Powder« b u ild u p
tin- body, vitality uiel musculsr energy -
o f your hor»cs snd mules, insure more
meat with I««» feed, from your hog*, j
•hoop and cattle, and help your eow*
produce more and rirh'-r milk
Mr iluRte'» »mull expenditure »lived ,
him the price o f u horse. Or. LeOear .
can also he|i> you. For 24 years as a |
Veterinary Hurgeon snd Expert Poultry
Breeder hu has devoted hiin-e-lf to the
compounding o f remedies for silm«n»t
I o f »tock snd poultry. Whenever you^
I have an ailment among your stock or
, poultry get the proper Dr. LeOear
R e m e d y from your Dealer
It must
! »ati»fy you, or your money will be re
funded.
J14
Ori-KOii appli « won flv« fir*» prlz«-»
In th< fruit »how i-onductei] In I.oul»t
anii. Mo , hy the Ml»»t»»lppl Valb-y A p­
ple G row er » ’ e»»oelatliin, aceoiilln g to
a not In rei-elved hy A Johnaon, o f the
Seven Oak« Orchard eompany. In A»h-
T h e re were 3111 hlrlliN unit 267 lund
W IIKN O O T T A O i: URO VE CITIZI.NH death » In Kugune und I .Him i-ounty ilur
Thu Itiaith Kelly l.umto-r eom pany
8IIOW A W A V
mill» at Sprin gfield, em p loying »even ­
tag I M 8
Th<- itiitUtlriil report »how » that the ly five n o n , cloaad down |n»t we<-k.
1 hi*rit enfi I»«« mi minori m I iy uny
rvml^r o f t li in wlm nufinm Ih»- torturi* city of Portland now hu* 1U48 < in Manager A C Dixon anr ounce» the
un iirtliitg hmk, (In* n tifioy ti m e o f ployi-» on It* payroll
mill will not he r e o p e n 'd until the
ilrilinry dlnnrilnn, fin* ihiiiih nini i|un
condition: of the lumber market are
T h e Crook County hunk o f Prlne
x r r m o f kiilntty |1U w ili filli to |ii*i*d
ihr Murili o f ii tici^hlior who him found vllle, recently c lo» od will h« opened changed
A late op< iilng »■ aaon at Cruter Luke
within thu next thirty day*
»••fn’ f Kt'iid h ) ih | ii ('otturi- (Irovr n i
i «« wi Eiiy»:
Krorn 166 I) year-old Grim e» Golden for 1921 1» foreeaat by a report re-
Mr** J. \V Clark, H limi Ht , uny*
apple troea DuKnld Campbell of Eu n-lvi d by Alexander Sparrow, »u|»-r
I *’*in rt* coni in miti IRimi
Knlni')
I n f ml' nt of the park, that the »now
gene netted $1920 till* »caaon
Don't have any slaekers. Keep trnck
I' i II n froii» (•111171111^1* My kiilnryi wi*r.-
T h e »tutu highw ay commiaalon, at 1» now 9 1 2 feet d'-ep at the rlin. I.iiat o f w hat each hen does by using *-gg .
tu ii hiul romlition inni / m i f f r m l with
record cards. For sale by The Henti
u roiitilluni <Iii11, li ^ U U n , U b ick iirh f
I a meeting In Portland Kebruury 1. y in r at Oil» tliu'\ th<- depth wa» only
it |1 75 the hundred.
d5tf
Inni no t * n t * r g y inni Ì mm ’ MIM* rii li d r> fi will open blda on ll.UOb.OOO of »late 6 12 feet.
I limi »| m *IU of hi'mUrhr nini Ih.« m’ tion highway bond»
Throahlng 1» »till In pr o g r e » » In
The Hentinel wants the news,
o f my knlii««yii witn irrrywlnr
Dolili*
it in Our number is 150 J.
A
pproxim
ately
UTiO
»tuden
t»
of
the
Lake
'
ounty
and
It
1»
poin
lb
le
that
It
Kuliii*y l'illn w n o ri*ro^nn*mlr(| to in
inni 1 uncì J tinnì front tho New Km elementary achool» and 360 »tudent* will be finlRhed before »prlng work
Ding Hion* Th i'V Ill'll •*i| in** wnfuh’ r o f the high aehool» will grndiint - In for< 1 11 »top
Hound grain that win
full} •• rt’ iigt tin 11)^ III) hiirk nml ki*l
»' 'k '- d priqierly I* turning out well,
Portland January L’H
I4«*VN »nut hi*in*f ling m ♦ umttrull v . * *
Klre of « o k n o w n origin de«trojn-d while headed grain ha» been Injured
bri r$* filli*, ul llll .llll • rt* 1 h m 't Mini
the
Oregon Trunk railroad pumping more or le*»
i*k
for
ii
k
nini
V r*in**lv K«*t
ply
1 Inn It ' n Ki*liM*y IMI» till* Nil III«* llmt Mtatlon at MetollUH. 1 -aui-lng a Jo ■» 01
When u c u r rlo f uiion which he wa»
Mr*.
t'uMt « i Mi limi h
riding gavi way with th> re«ult that
approxim ately ( 12,000
M fr» . Muffiilu. N Y
j - i a*
Heavy » n o w h a n driv ing dei-r from he fell :ir, feet with 12.000 feet of lum­
tin- mountain» to tin- d- »< rt altitude ber nn top o f h in Kd 1« m;-i-'-y, a mill
fi
In oimti-rii Oregon, and ax a rwult II e m p loye at Mabel, »o ffe re d concun-
»lon o f the brain and m m y oth er
legal killing haa begun
Rerlou* Injurlen
T h e aiinunl report of th<- i.ain- Conn
Th' Portland rlty council hu* pa»*-
(y Km in Loan aiworlatlon for 1020
-luawH that tin- ogganl/u tlon haa loud' ed a atrlngi-nt ordlnnnci g o v ruing the
Ot'org«* H Duhl, Proprietor
niunufacturi and »al<- o f “ » o ft” drink»,
loan» totaling |''0).200
1*1.1 MIll.NO, n ll l i .MUIS ANI)
Work of roinpli-tIon o f a new hotel lie ludli
Id< r In all It» varlou* gubi- •
Th< ordin ance la atne-d
nt Union 1» g oin g uloug nler-ly and will and ull.ie 1
KKI’ AI Itl.N'H (»K K V + ;it V
la-
fliil»lii'd
In
about
three
month»
It»
to
preveut
He
mui ki ting o f fermented
K IM ) l’ Un NI IT I. Y |M)NK
Think it over, Have you
coat
will
In-
ii'u
tly
If,0.0-0
and
Intoxicating
» o f t " drink»
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r
, ................
Total 1 o»t o f tiulldtng ronatruetlon 1 ’I he »'-nt »ale for Oregon during the
program T
a
financial
. > - I : r ; .
that o f 1918
In Klu m a'h l-'all» la*t year amounted
S i x l l i S i . , Opponiti- City Hall
to 1764,168, of which 1146.#00 wu* \ by 4 50o0 1« tte report given to *the
Does a projH-r part of
«p'llt on 127 le w dw elling»
execu tive c o m m u t e ! l i t the O regon
The Port­
The real property o f John T Albert. Tuheri'ulo»|u uenoelutlon
your dollar go to protect
Hab in banker, who du d rei • • n11 y wu» land »ale am ounted to ov e r 420,buO
valued at 4l*2.6oo. and tte |M-r-"innl and (he « la te Hah will total $37.000.
property ut $45,non, a total of $177,
Tie lari - ' »1 «ah o f Clateop county
your future.
In other
460
timber lund reported for many niontha
llecauae o f depleted rererve, the wa» inad<- liiMt w e e k when th<- Mlnrie-
words—not to protract the
I I j iu I h i k a m i I t r a v i l i ^
H1r«t Htn*e t
Having
Hank of Kla
»ota
a
Oregon
Land
u T im b er com pa ny
d o n i : o n HM ORT n o t i c e
math I all» wu» r lo oil hy Krank C of Mlnn«*»ota »old to the Cro»»i tt Ttm-
suspense.
I M A N O M O V I N O A HI’ KCI A L T Y
llrmnwell,
»tute
nu | m rin'end'-nl
of 1» r com pany o f Iowa a tract o f 7608.36
O f f ir * in Mptay D o ck
acre» o f fir flmt»-r for a conatdi ratten
bank»
Near 8 r Depot
r i l O N E >•*
A p'-rfert miiHtodon tooth, together o f 41.200.000
with the end of a niaatodon rib, wa*
T o determ ine jn»t how grant 1» the
found by K A lb ad of 'I In- Dal!«-» 11 » hi-ulth menace from the lncrea»«*d con*
he wo* wandering dow n a gully on hi» »uniptton o f nimiiiahtni- liquor, the
( r
r»n rh
»tali- board of health haa ch eld' d to
Dl*trlct attorney» o f Oregon In ron
a n a l y z e a number o f »am ple» from the
ventlon in Portland voted to adopt a st ock» »I'lz'il by the authorltli-» and
DR C
FROST
uniform policy whit h w ill mean the d term lnc to what extent the bevrr-
auppre»»lnn
of |iun< )i board operation »gen an- polKonou»
t If f i c o in l#nw»oft Iltuldinjf
In the »ta le
Tii'-re were two' fntalltte» In Oregon
PI mnm * t
T h e penr Induatry rank* third In due to liulumrlal aerldent» during (ho
l o t t i K*’ Oruvi*
Orrgofi
fruit» In Oregon with apple » flrwt amt week ended January 13. according to
prune» »ecnrid
T h e apple acreage 1 » report pri pared by the *tatc luduBtrlnl
OAVEN 0 DYOTT. M D
about Mi.non, that o f prune 40,0uo and accident coinmlH»ton
Th • victim » are
I’ ll Y H I O I A N A N I ) H URO EO N
ar* I3.6nn
W Ii riun ilcc, engineer. St. Helene;
.\ Huy work in nil itn hr u nr hr*
Tin- Standard Oil compaiiy paid to Tbom aa D un»morc. laborer, Salem. A
the »fate a total o f 421.743
a» tax on - total o f 433 acciden t» w - r c reported.
KvrriihKx hy un|»ointin* nt
It»
»ab-e
of
Ku*nllni-
and
dlHttllute
In
If you do, you » ill ap-
T h e Oregon Agricultural College Ra­
\ « »it h St r* * t
fi.H Main, I'ornor
Oregon during th< )<-ur ended Deeem- 1 dio clu b ha» been negotiating with the
Cottagi* 1111)11*, Oregon
predate its value.
If ^ you
her 31. 1H20
radio club ut thp University of W a sh ­
■
I
Tin- Lane County Rportanu-n'» n»»o- i ington for the i-»tahlt»hincnt o f a »ye-
K MrCAKOAR. D D S
have not done so, now is
elution 1» arrangin g u tdg trap »hoot j tern o f wtrelce» c om m u n ica tion be­
D E N T IS T
for l.lnroln'a birthday. Fi tiruary 12. j tween th” tw o school», eventually to
the time to bcifin. Nati­
Neuralgia relievi'tl io»tnuth tiv
to take plurc on tie- new »tute gain-- 1 Include ntatloii» at the University of
l'irai application. Resilience 117
farm tn-ar Kugi-ne.
Oregon. I.eland Stan ford and the Uni­
«■■nth Tin nì »tri'i't; o f f i c e Ar
onal Thrift Week is ded­
Senator Mi-Nary appeart«d recently i versity o f California.
mill' luuMing, f i f t h atnl Main
PkoM
" ( i le t. 38; i' •. 138 K
before a h » »onnti- fin ance com m ittee 1 Why the state o f O regon should be
icated to the proposition
and offered argument In favor o f a com pelled to »ell Its bomlR-ut a heavy
o f helping every man put
tariff of 5 cent* a pound on cherrlna discount, w h i l e the little »ta le of
J ■ YOUNO
In brine, filbert* and walnuts.
Rhode Island dispone» o f Its »ocurl-
ATTORN EY AT LAW
himself on the road to se­
C. (' Kullon, attorney for the port ! tles to locul hanking institution» nt
( I f f ir o on Mnm avenue.
o f Aatnrlo. hu» »tated that In- will file pric e» rnuglng a b ov e par, was thn
Cottage Oravo
,
Oregon
curity.
Read v over the
a petition with the tntrratab c o m ­ question directed to the m on ey In­
merce commlRMlon for a r- hearing of terests of the state In a statem en t
ten financial command­
H J SHINN
the Portland Actorlu rate <aai-
given out by G ov er n or O lcott last
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Many new building» at Antorla ire week
ment^ Think about them.
anil notary pulillr. Practice»
tictug held up mi acroiMit of tin- high
With alarmin g d iv orce statistics fac­
all courts Twenty fiv e your* e i
The more o f them you
coet». und an effort In tielng mavle to ing them and the uncontradtcteii asser­
|ii'rlene«i(
en forc e a gradual reduction III the tion that Oregon has more div orces
adopt, the happier, in all
limier illitg., Cottage (Iruve, Ore.
wage* of carpenter» and painter».
per capita thiui nny stnte In the union,
Zero weather I iuh forced the union district at'
neys of Oregon, tn c o n ­
probability, you will be.
high »cliool at Multu to m ove It» cla»» vention In Portland, recom m ended the
ALTA KINO
room» from the city hall to a recently am endmen t o f existin g div orce law« so
ATTORN EY AT LAW
completed building, d '» l g n e d to t»> that In terlocutory decrees only may be
("ollertion», 1'rotmte, Notary
uei-it a» a barber »hop but not yet granted at the conclu sion o f a hearing,
1'iitUlo
opened.
and can not he made final until three
774 VVlIlinuttr Ht., Eugene, Ore
The Indlnn echool at Salem, which months later, after the fashion o f tbo
Here they are:
la educating 600 Indian pupil», » om c C alifornia law.
8
H W TITUS. D M D.
o f whom were brought from Alasku,
With their contention based upon an
E X P E R T D E N T IS T R Y
1. W ork and earn.
will receive $147,non according to the old treaty, Jeff Itlddle, Joe Halt and
Moilern equipment. Kirnt Nation
Indian appropria tion hill reported to Clayton Kirk, mem ber» of the Klamath
nl llnnk MMg. O f fire hour» li a.
2. Make a budget.
eongri-HH
in. In IL’ in , 1 to it |i. m. Kve
Tribal council, have gone to. Washing,
lung» or Huiulu) » liy appointment
Senator Cham berlain appear» to tu> ton. D. C., where they wilt appear be­
3. Record expenditures.
feeling more com fortab le and hopi ful fore the secretary o f the Interior and
after aevcral »etbaek»
At th< be»t. endeavor to rcloente the boundary o f
J. S. MEDLEY
•
ATTORNEY AT LAW
It 1» »aid. he cannot hope to leave the the Klamath reservation as now rec­
4. Have a bank account.
hd»pltal In Waalilngton, D. C , for ognized hy the governm ent. T h e In­
Eugene I.... .. anil Having« P.nnk
many week».
dian» aksert the boundary should lie
IV Tarry life insurance.
Building
The Harney Valley Im provem ent four miles south o f the present line.
Kiigenn
O regon
eompany o f Portland ha» filed with Almut 700,000 acres are Involved and
ti Own your own home.
DR. A R ANDREWS
the »late engineer application to ap­ thA value o f this land Is estimated at
propriate water from Itoek crock for $10,000,000.
Vetorliinry Surgeon
7 Make a will.
Call» Uli«» ereil |ironi|it|y
the Irrigation of 315 acre» of land in
Co-operative n o n p r o f i t associations
nil hour»
11 u n if y county.
of farmers, for the marketin g o f the
Drain
Oregon
8. Pay you hills promptly,
The Htiell OH com pa ny o f California wheat c rop o f the state, and the wool
haa remitted to the »eeretary of »tute und mohair produced In western Ore
DR W M HAMILTON
a cheek In the »uni o f $1.622 61, cover- Ron. were defin it ely launched at the
Î). Invest in reliable se-
C H IR O P R A C T IC
Ing the tax on aalea of gnanllne and session o f the Oregon Farm Hureau
curiticH.
dlatlllate In Oregon for the month end federation tn Portland last week
A
HpeeiivJly
Chronic Cime»
ed December 31, 1!>20
meeting for perfectin g the orga niza­
10. Share with others.
Not le»» than 1600 veterun* o f the tion o f the proposed association for the
O f flee Over Darliv IliinMvare
world war, at an open ae»»lon In the m arketin g o f wheat will he held at
Portland armory last week, calli d hy T h e Dalles as soon as plans for the
A W KIME, M D.
Portland p«»t of the Ann-rlmii Legion, contract can be perfected. In the cane
P H YSICIAN
A N D 8UROEON
roared affirm ation to a n .iolu tlon call o f the wool and mohair growers, a
Olintetrie» it Hpeemlty. Will rnre
Ing upon the Oregon logtelature to at- meeting will he held nt Albany on Jan­
Local Committee for National
for eon finement» at my home if re
low ex Rorvloe men the option of $2."i uary 21, at w-hleh the pinna will bn
iiiiired. Hperinl nnrne if required.
for eaeh month of »ervlce or a $.ti|t»0 defin itely outlined and presented for
Thrift Week, January 17 to 23
Phone: office 34; residence 128 J
farm or honi'- loan.
adoption.
T in ' Mi-ti1 1 in-1 wii ii I n
II Dll’ n r » « nil
I hr timi'. If y no k huh nil It i III. (illnlir
it in. Our ti h in I it-r m I Mi
NO R E A SO N FOR IT
The “ F ix ir Shop
Does Your
Dollar Do It s
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If you are particularly fond o f particularly good bread,
aak for this particularly good flour— its
Northwest
Hour
Made
wheat
best P ar m
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of
M un'aca
f e “
hard
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VisffifU A I fl U m I s
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5pri*iMi.Or«
(Blended)
AT YOUR GROCERY STORE
Jones & Eaton, Distributors
S P R IN G F IE L D M IL L & G R A IN CO M P’Y
T r a n s fe r
Professional Cards
Do You
Practice
Thrift?
V i
W hy M azola has,the greatest
sate o f any brand o f sclad
or cooking oil
H
o u s e w i v e s
everyw here
who
know the delicious appeal o f fresh,
green salads are now using Mazola.
Mazola is equal to the finest olive oil,
and on account o f its low price, salads
can be served every day o f the week.
For frying, cooking or shortening,
Mazola gives results that cannot be se­
cured by any other form o f cooking fat.
Even the most delicate people can digest
food prepared with Mazola. Makes de­
licious pie crust, doughnuts and cakes
o f every kind.
Mazola ns used by more than sev-en
million discriminating families today and
is used by leading hotels, clubs and din­
ing cars throughout America. It is more
economical than butter or lard, and with
a better flavor than ordinary vegetable
oils.
FREE ? * « v - 6 w r i * r . beautiful!v i'lu'tmtrj Cons
— — ■
1'r.xluct, Cook Book. Write today. Corn
Products Retuuoa Company. P. O. Uoa 161, New York
MAZOLA
Setting R e p r c t e n t a t t v s
JOH NSON -UEB ER C O M P A N Y
Portlcud
“ Y ou Save M o n e y ”
says the Good Judge
A nd get more genuine chew*
ing satisfaction, when you use
this class of tobaccoi
This
real
long,
chew
is because the full, rich,
tobacco taste lasts so
you don’ t need a fresh
nearly as often.
And a small chew gives more
real satisfaction than a big chew
of the ordinary kind ever did.
A n y man who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that.
Put uft in two styles
W -B C U T is a long fine*cut tobacco
R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco