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Gibt (Cutían? Oknur . ° VOLUME XXXI J ^ 9 <» OOTTAUE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE (JKOVK, LAfiE COUNTY, OKKtiON, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1H21 TWENTY-FIVE ARE IN ’21 GRADUATING CLASS Ati<l ronfi W ill lio i m r W (1 fioatti«, »"urinar Hu pari u to nd u n lf« r « . A lfö BILL THUM, AL BARNES WORKED TOOITHBK IN BOYHOOD COTTAGE GROVE WINS FIRST LEGION IS TO HAVE CHARGE GAME OFF OAKLAND MEMORIAL DAY I NI .ÜBER 34 McKY PALLS INTO AND CROWDS WATER OUT OF STREAM SPLENDIDTALENT ISCOMING * TO CHAUTAUQUA It i* anticipa tod that *omo » i t - Oorvullis W ill Com« Here Sunday to Old Veteran* Turn Labor* Over to Win. Thum wn* one of the rnont Mualc, Light nnd Heavy, Inspirational ious complaint i. going to be pro- <* tit bun i attic faun in attendance at Try Thoir Lock With Those With raw er Tear* Lecture«, Fep and Humor fern- I against J. R. M cK y, eounty the Marne* eireun in Kugene hint Local champ* on Their Should«. A r « on U m Program. road uporintondcDt, for damage to week, although he might huve one of »be trout ftroi.m* o f thi* miMHod being there hud he not re i cinity. reived a wire from Al. Marne* him ( ittugo tiro vi' ilofontoil link In mi on Anoilirr lurgi* «*I i » nn will l'ruiluutr The old bov» will this jo ur for the That the chuulauqua program for the One d a y while be urn« not on the ■«••If, reminding Inin o f the dati (Inn )i<nr frulli € *«#t t Uruvi' h • u f « tho luttor'» ground» Huniluy, tho f i t " time giv e into other hand» ohurge coming season holds uiucn of interest county payroll, nnd there is but Al. nod Bill were boy* and girl* m* lioof, li fi I h ' iiik on flu* roll. '1 lie »ooro I» mg li to 0. Cottagi- Univo of Memorial day rxerri*.-» here. Cal« in for the lecture, music und entertain one day o f the week that thi* together many, many yearn ago and lOiuoieiircliuMlt wn-k profumi inciti» le* ullowod only tinti hit 1110 I thm citino in T. Funk post, American Legion, at tho I meat lovers is indicated by ttie ad happen», being the first dey thereof, it in only by the mereat incident ilo* barnilmiri'ttt e norm un Oli Miimluy Ilio 11 i 11 1h iiiiiing Molli tornii» pullod ! flN|Ue»t of the O. A. K. po»t, hu» taken ho was venting his surplus energy [ V M M information from the Ellisou that Bill i* not m the circun buni «vetting, May f i , l»y K K out of tight Itolo» dui mg thè gmno and command. The old soldier» will bo in whi|r|>ing a fly around the head j White association. The dates for Cot- neaa with Al. When they% were kid* H|>i urow, of ilo* l'rt nbytrriun eliurch, plnyoil i.rotty tight bull. Contorfioldor j looked ufter in every wny by the new tnge Grove are May ZV to June J. water» o f the Coast fork. M cK y, they npent a great deal o f their of Ihm city; the Him* prugrmn on liti* W. l ’obl, far Cottugi Oravo, gol under’ veteran». Car» will be furniahcil for ih e announcement that Mary \tiei moving at the pace which hi* time In training dog*, kitten*, log*, W.'cliM'mluy ii it'll ( following nini the a long olle ut u p»y eliologiriil moment ' trun»portation and the ex-»ervice men , Uays, u .ted New York coloratura enemies »ay characterize» hi* ac cow* and borne* mid other available conimeli m u «*nt |»rograiu on the Frulliy und Uiikliiud'« right fielder pulled in ! will naeort the boy* of ’51 to the tion» while on the payroll o f the ! soprano, is coming to Chautauqua Ihi^ animala to perform trick* o f varimi* night following, 'Hie coininenmnent one low one tbnt he had no buMiutr« j cemetery. county, w>* left several mile* | season with her owu company of grand binda Relative* o f Bèli *§ ■ »*<1 A19§ tnMrr«* will bo given by I'rof \V. (I. connecting with. Collera mid Hinith j The u»ual parade will be arranged I opera singers, is of particular imeresi. behind hi* companions. The latter, bad ndjoinitig piare* and the two Hen i tie, of Monmouth normal, timi wore tim battery for Cottage Orove. for the forenoon and the regular pro ; Miss Hays ia well and favorably while cogitating upon the fact that lad* npent much o f their time to former au perla ten dent bere while most Celierà twirled the hor»obide in regular gram for the afternoon. The »penker I known tu the west. She is easily one thi-y huu not seeu the jo v ia l county get her, both being puni*hed at var o f the graduate* were in aebool. Muo* h ligue »tyle und hud »plondnl »up|»>rt of tho day ha» not yet been »elected. j of the most popular singers ot the superintendent for some time anti ion* time* for bringing thoir pet Murino l.owry i* ciana *iilutnloririn mid de.pite the iiuiiilier o f new men on the The legion »illicit» the »upport o f the j Chautauqua platform, she brings wit a fearing that possibly some aeeiilta.t frog*, griiNNlioppern, mire, bedbug*, Mi** »«ititi Veuteb valedictorian. The • hundo » anil the schools in ranking tonn,. her three soloists ,of promineuce in hati befallen mm, wore tiumfounAti etr., to *i*hool with them and can* complete rlitn* roll in ita follow*: The rumplet«' lineup « 1 1 1 11 » follow»: arrangement» anil the »choola are pur- j eastern musical circles: Ruth Pe-irey, and could hardly believe their iug them to perform *tiint* during Mile* Wick«, prtalrlent; l.uctlr David tleulnrly requested to purticipate in i 11 Hill, it'. 1 1 ell ' p; O le» con Unite; Claud Schell, tenor, ai.u when they beheld the stream iTa Ht hool hour*, much to the ainunetnent non, % m i prenoletit ; Tliomun Matthew*, Hm 11 h, e; Dale Cutnfortb, lib; Hoy the parade. John Wainmun, baritone. H o y will mag dry. A ith iu u few momeuts o f the pupil*, but to tin* detriment neeretaryi Thelma llfeedlove, tri'iintirer; Hook, »» ; Carl King. 1b; N - J’ohl, I f ; present excerpts flora light and grauu many piscatorial beauties wore nf their *t tulle*. Bill had a bedbug Her! Hutch, »ergraiit »it nrin*; t'laiole W. l*ohl, o f; Hank Hu bin-II, rf. opera us well us many bulluii seleeuou» L A T H A M SCHOOL P A T R O N S floundering ubout on bure rocks, which he carried around In hi* (\»f finan. Mary I bivi*. Karl Fnllmer. (Vittage Orove high won from .lune and regular concert clussics. HOLD L IV E L Y M E E TIN G tirauuully the waters again began *hirt pocket which would g ive n II* olal» Hanna, Kilitli Hickey, Mildred tum City hero Hiitiirilay, tho »ooro Anotner splendid musical organiza to flow and »non the stream was perfect imitation o f a butcher cut Hopper, Mildred Horn, I« m II i Hull, being ll to I. Tho gami- wii» wollt tion scheduled during the. week is the The pupil» of the Ijitbam aebool, again normal. Not for several days ting o f f I 1 ounce* o f beefnfeak and Urino .lime*, Marian l,owry, Louine played but tho traitor* were' oatelnaned . tlnir parent« mid other patron» of the I.owell 1’atton company, headed by did M c K y let it be known that ue weighing it up for two pound*. One Mutt hey er, Ht«*wurt Mitehell, ('tiffin I,y the high »rlioid lud» with «m in tion» ju-tloot enjoyed u supper at the »chuol Lowell I’ atton, the brilliant youu« hath fallen into the sttt-um at a frog % "iiId drink a bottle ' ' '* Furvanee, ('laude N. Hherinaii, t'lnrenee to aeenn' borthe with tho Cottage home- Monday evening. A fte r all had pianist. Luciie Collette, seiiaatioua- point when’ the channel was nar ink. wobble around and *ing " H o w Hinitb, Mary Hnauer, Myrtle Teetera, Orove ohurnp«. r reach violinist and concert urtisi done thoir utmo»t to relieve the well row. His rotund avoirdupois, the i » I \ in < 1 Kind V eat eh, Kriinne Violette, Hiillie Tho Ciirvalli» regular» will play hete ! filled tubi«** o f th**ir load, A**i*tant result of feeding at county expeuse, 11 featured by one o f America's greatest formed by the animal* were njunlly WilJitn H iiih I i i v . Row-burg high plays here j ( ’'•iinty Superi ii t«*nd «Mit Swan, upon in phonograpn companies, is a member ol acted as a complete dam. H i« a* a*tounding and amtiMing. B ill'* Itiirenfaurrnte program, Sunduy eve today. ! vit:» Iron from Mr*, liliali Trun rodi, who ibis group o f artists. I.ula Hoot, con actions lieing those suited to tne bedbug came to an untimely end rung, May t?‘J, a o'clock. truito, formerly with the V\ ashingten hnd ju*t cimipli‘t«*d ttn* Kcbool, *pokr dignity o f hi» office, the water was when it Niiiuiked out o r K ill'» Voluntary Mina Klimt Price i to thr patron* on mean* of hettenng j Opera company, is the third membei U. O P 0 J U N IO R W E E K END completely shut o f f tor several pocket mir morning. went on n Hue red ('horn*, " Ihiy I* Hying in the tchool. Several proposition* 18 TO BE BIG A F F A I R tli* ir minute». Water was backed up | ot this company. Other musical «jrgani foraging ci|>cdlll<«n mol » n » «•migli» I 1 ■....... . h im »* offered, um<»nj' which wen? eon* cations coming during tne week arc onto several o f the fertile farm* of »li-nling tlo- .|«'li«-!ili. p|ii<|i.rmi» from Invocation l(< \ . Himp*on Hamrick FrnviMHity o f On*jp»n, May' 11. uolidution with thr Divitle *ehooi and the Liberty Belles ot Boston, the A le x the upjier (.'oust fork uiid the most ttie#iiald<- o f ri g i r l ’» ear. How th•• Hin t, * * | f ' ohm * I«» Tl.ee ' (('uro Hoiiia) Orifiital cuno»* f»*t«*, truck mind*, Im *t* j i b e addition o f ia room to the pr»**»*nt ander Trio, and the Ntone I ’latl fertile portion of the earth was bug fourni Ilo- our Hill nrviT rnnld lb»n* Hotdermnn and Fluor Know le* bull pulin'* with (>. A. ('.. Pacific count* Mrhool building. Latt r th»* patron* ex- Bragers Trio, with Kiectra Platt, tne washed into tho stream as the I'lplnin l.iit hr think« the bug wool.I Heriptiire Heading l(ev. A. K. Hpearow confcriMiic ti iini* tournament, cariipu* pri’ii«*il their idea* o f th»* vuiut* o f the* waters receded. It is thought that j I mouolugist, as a notable member. have 11 minio a regular HhorWk (Quartet, "H wci't Sabbath Kve'V dny, cum pin* lunehorm, Y. M. A. 1 different plan*. The* «lir«*ct»»r* and The great comedy success, " I t Pay this has resulted in sueh such pollution j I I 0 I 1110 « with a littlo moro training h Q riel ri*ci*ption, high * c 1 mk »I debut»* finul* . other* intcr«**tt*d in th»» *chool arc in of the stream that fishing has been I to A d v e r t is e " , presented by the Keigu Ilia favorito frog mixed too innrh Barrala urente H»' mimmi and junior prom are all on tho program hopo» that this mooting may prove tho ley New York Players, is one o f tne completely destroyed for several rity wntor with roil ink 11 ml ilioil Ke\, A, H Hfrearow for junior win k end at the University ¡ tiognming o f a movement to put the feature attractions oi ibe week. Prop years,, which fact will be brought Sacred ('horn*. *f Snvlor Ngain to T h y 1 o f nulo iiitolim tion. Tin» disgusted of Dreg.... May IH, 2«, 21 nnd 22. The: Ijiihnin »i hool on a par at leant with ably do funnier farce has ever been to the attention o f the fish and Hill mol thi» prolinl.lv i» tho res »on Hear Name We Ha i n e " ptir|Mi»|. o f thi* week end i» to eatnb ! thi- modern sc I i V io I n o f tho county. written. game commission with a request for that ho quit tho animal training ((irta ' d ire ( 'lull imh a eloner relationship between the The lecture list looks unusually in drastic uetion. lumino«» und lot Al run it ulonr Benedict ion Hcv K (I. O. (front . ii j univor«ity and high nchool »tudent» o f H E B R O N D I 8 T R I C T H A S ; rereading this year. Amoug the well ('la** eight program. \\ ••dnc*d?iy eve ; Orcguii and southern \Vn»hington j known names are those o f Dr. E. L. S T A N D A R D I Z E D SCHOOL nuiff, M iv i?.y « Vl»»ek : Hundrod« of out o f town guest» uro { | House, noted author and psychologist, Mil«** W»ck*, MOTORCYCLE SAW SERVICE coming. During Saturday morning a l l - Boll Ohll FOUR YEAR OLD I one o f the really big features on the Hebron «rhool district No. 50. on the , LITTLE „ Marin V) l.owry Salutatory the campii» building» will bo opened Coast fork, wa* standardized Friday ! American platform; Chief Mtroagheart, IN FRANCE AND YET STARTS OUT TO SEE l'inno S*»l«i Thomn* Matthew* j for inspection mid any informntion in with iiitereating exercise*, attended by Indian lecturer-entertainer, well knowu QOINGSTRONG THE WORLD Krmmr Violette j ('hi** lliNtory regard to rour»o» of study will be a hundred or more o f the resident* o f ] " m o v i e " and dramatic star; E. B. \ i .. 1 1 fli.In Milos Wiel given. The whole Junior week end the district. Lester Powers, Jr., four year-old son Fish, editor o f ‘ ‘ Labor and Industry’ !; (trace .lone* A motorcycle with something ot a ( ’In** Prophecy will be filmed nnd a clever scenario | E. J. Moor«*, county school »nperin- | l'efisho, formerly Rondin^ o f Mr. and Mrs. Lester Powers, caused Dean Ell wood C. Iti'ft Hutch history was In the rity Tueailay. It Inter will be «ent on nn extension tour tendent, presented to the teacher, Miss his parents considerable worry one president o f the State College o f Kouth ( ’!»** Bocm Mildred Hopper went through four month» o f the war »ii that “ p ro p »’ ’ can see themnelvc* j LaYerne Lamb, the standsrdization day last week when he took possession Dakota and educational udministrator Binilo I hu t in France. A fte r it» return home it on tho rampti« in thoir homo town ! certificate with a few appropriate' o f a pony which he found tied on the o f the A. E. F., and l)r. Robert Parker (irnn* .Inni'« und I ne ile Ibiv id* nt j wit» u»c.i by Kergennt W. 1C. rh"in|*»on movie». remark* and J. (i. Swan, assistant vacant lot at the corner o f Main and Miles, noted eorreapendent and inter r u * * Will Mcubih Hiinnu ill riiNering Ari/ona, Tcvii», ('alifurnin, countv school superintendent, made a K«-venth streets and started out to see viewer o f celebrities. Biutm Holt» i Iri-gun and Wa.hiagton in pnldicity Marian I Hen Mother* Kltton* talk. \ , I. - ! , ; the world. His father finally located Kind W a tch ; work for the film ‘ ‘ K o«in g Marine«. * Florence, Ore., May 0.— About two The women o f the distriet served ti j the lad several miles out on the Row REPAIR SHOP IS EQUAL V Or nl H«d«» I,ticib* Ditv i»|*»»n Kergennt Thompson drove it up from ( 'ommcnccmcnt program. Frol«y ove i Port land Tue»ilay, lieing arroiupanieti years ago n »trnv ent stepped into the rhirken dinner at noun and a pro- I river road. How the boy succeeded in OF ANY ON THE COAST niu|t. M|iv 27, H «» 'clock : by Kergoanl K. It llerrymnn, in charge rhirken limisr o f t'apt. .lohn Bergman gram was presented by the pupils ' untying the pony, gettin g onto its back and found a comfortable bed in a under the direction o f their teacher. nnd getting away without lieing dis March W tn Blaster J of tho Kugene reerttiting »tation for Recent additions o f new machinery Kupenntcndent Moore said that ! covered has not been explained. Rev i'urUon the marine eorp». The maohino i» an good sized box on the henhouse floor. Inv ortii ion by Woodson Brothers g ive Cottage Said bov was also biddy's nest nnd Hebron has always maintained an ex- 1 Vocal Ho In I «esili* fluii i Indimi and the inoli viriteli with liar Grove an automobile repair shop the »he did not »ee fit tn give it up. reliant school and that the people o f S I L K C R E E K F A R M E R S A S K Introduction n f H| m iker ry Kontlf, looal agent for that make. equal, i f not the superior, o f any be Time pnssed and the rat family was the district take a great interest in its, Hnpt II timer Ih-nnetl 1 N O C H A N G E I N H I G H W A Y tween Portland and Kan Francisco. increased by five. Biddy we* inter welfare. They have a fine building : (Uninton 1 - 01111-111 \i|ifro«« New machinery just install,-.1 in C O U N T Y JUDGE B A R N A R D ested to the extent o f hove: .ug the and attractive grounds. Prof, W O Dentile A score or more farmers living on cludes a 12-foot lathe with a 12-iuch N K W H U O Y fat Y E A R S AOO kitten* during the nbsense o f the I n«t ruinen tal Kolo Hiillie WilMt» the Kilk creek road appeared before swing, a burning-in machine for con mother eat. Children learned o f the lii'iiinrk« l ’ riii. Ander» \V. Nelson ! EpworUi League Will-Install. the county court Friday afternoon and nee ting rods and bearings for Fords Noting an account o f the rapid uu presence o f the little kitten* and pu*.«y Kong, «eleetel K.-nior Quartet , The Kpworth League o f the Moth asked that the main highway uuder and Fordson tractors, a reboring ma tomoli i le delivery o f city newspapers carried them elsewhere. Pi. i-nt-ition o f lliploma» odist church will install the following construction be built on the route o f chine taking anything from 2 ^ inches A few days ngo Home more kitten* officers Kunduy II .1 Khinn, Chnirman of Kohonl llonril these days by whirli the Portland evening: Presitient, 1 th«> old road nt the ¡mint where the to 9 inches and an acetylene welding morning papers are able to deliver were found in the box anil biddv Dwight Buchanan; first vice president, Ih-ni-ilirtion Kev. Kimp»on ll .m rlrk route selected makes a cutoff through outfit. The burning-in machine is the thousands ot their copies to Astoria, hovers them a* before. Ralph Fullerton; second vice president,! Mrs. Ella Thompson's farm. same ns used in the Ford factory. Hood River anil other cities reached Roy Leonard; third vice president, FLORENCE PEOPLE T A K E The Tbompsou cutoff would shorten Weather for April. Eugene Hamrick; fourth vice pres-j the highwuy approximately 10W feet, $2t).0(MI OF ROAD BONDS over paved highways by the time the suloM-nbers arise for thè day, ('. P* Weather statistics for the month of oient, Hester Heard; secretary-treas according to the surveyor’s figures, L E S T E R P H E L P S E L E C T E D P R E S I D E N T OF C H A U T A U Q U A Bin nurd, rouiity judge, grew remi \pril a* kept by Coopérât i ve Observer urer, Helen Breedlove; organist, Hester but it would leave 17 farm houses o f f The rnuntv emiri ha» reeelved word Heard; chorister, Virginia Bosley. The the main highway. The Contention of frinii John W. Itergmnn, o f Morene«', niscent ii few days ago and told of O. K. Stewart, were as follows: Mr. Smith, repres«'nting Ellison- Mean maximum, 5S.5; mean min league held a racial session following the members o f the delegation was that statmg flint thè riti/en» o f that ritv delivering papers for tile Press III Kt. White, was here Monday forenoon and years ago. The Press inium, 1M; mean, T’IÇ.'i; maximum. 71; the busitiiMs session and annual elec ha ve ligie,-d lo buy Lane rollili v road Paul, Minn., the distance saved in building the cut held a meeting with several o f the bmid« tu thè evieni o f »2(1.IMMI tu rum mid the Pioneer were then the lending minimum, 27 plus; precipitation, 8.45 tion Friday evening. o f f is negligible und the grades on the contract signers, at which time the piote thè Nurth Knrk rumi tn Klurenee pupils of that city mid Inter they eon inches. two routes are practically the same. followin g offic er* were elected: Pres niiuie ot the For the same month a yenr ago the and to Imi lai thè road fmm Floreaee solidnted under the J. K. M cK y, county roadmuster, said ident, Lester Phelps; vice president, Mothers' Day Observed. Pioneer Press, which afterward became record was ns follows: Mean maximum, tu Cushninn. (iuite a number o f Cottage Grove the cost would lie ubout the same on J. A. Wright: treasurer, N. E. Glass: one o f the leading and most influential 55.4, mean mintimum. 17.4; mean. 45.4; iftizens did nuuher the honor o f going ; either route. Construction, o f course, s*'eretarv, Elbert Bede; advertising newspapers in the country. 1 maximum. 74; minimum, SO; preeipi Elias P. William* Die» to church Sunday nnd enjoying the on the longer route would cost more manager, 8. L. Markin; chairman ot Newspapers were then delivered for tation, 5.2k inches. Klins I ’. William», one of Lane appropriate services arranged for the but the purchase o f right-of-way on ticket eommitt<>e, J. F. Godard; chair — — — enuntv ’» be»t knowu pioneer», died ut the most part oil horseliiiek or in a | the figure man o f decoration committee, Mrs. B. occasion. The grange program Satur- the c u toff would bring c. O. Product on Exhibition, hi» home ut Treni Weiltu-sday nfler l.ugg.v, su id Judge Barnard, or if there i d-y afternoon also was in honor of about e«|ual to the other. R. Job; chairman o f grounds com was snow on the ground, in a cutter. \ beaver done in bronze in whieh mother and many touching testimonials nomi nt thè m»e .of A.'t yenr». I f it is not possible to make this Air William» rame lo Ibis »tate frulli It wns thought to Nave been quite " ' Cottage drove should be interested :« to the love «if mother were related by change the farmers on the old road mitten, H. J. Khinn. Ohio in IH52, rro»»in g thè plnins with newspuper feat, suid thè judge, tO | „n exhibition Adams A K e r r ’s eon the members present. E. W. Miller, ' want the court to place it in good D A V I D S T E R L I N G W IS H E S whnt wns kimwti a» thè “ starvnlinn curry thè Press to Minneapolis, ten feel ¡finery store in Corvallis. The who was to have tnmle a special condition. TO G E T O F F OF C O U N C IL t r a i l i " , so designateli beeimse o f thè nule» nwny, by liorselmi-k in tinte for beaver is the work o f W. L. T e lf o r d , ! address, wns unable to be present. The court made no decision on the hnrd«hips endured, forni being very delivery in that city liefore breakfast who made the pattern in the ninniml question. It announcod that it could David Sterling, who has represented «rari-i- He si'ttleil in Lane riinty limi and, in flirt, it was a difficili! feat ut training department o f the schools I j not do so at that time as Commissioner John S. Conger Die*. the 8«‘cond ward on the city council livi-d Io-re rnntintimiNly until (he timi- times when snow' wns so deep that n here while he wns visiting last year nt j Sharp was away and the matter would John S. Conger, prominent Lane for a number o f years, tendered hi« borse eoiibl hardly make ita wny the home o f hi* sister, Mrs. E. J. o f Iti» deuth. county farmer and stock rais«'r. a 1 have t « * b e gone into thoroughly. resignation nt the meeting o f the Mr Williams wn» nn tracie o f Mr» througli thè drifts. Edwards. Geo. O. Knowles and M. H. Ander native son, died at his home a short council Monday night. Action was not Judge Hiirnnrd suid that ut that C, M Parker, o f tliis rit son were prem'iit from this city. distance west o f Eugene Friday nt the taken, in hope that Mr. Sterling, whos<- tinte Jnmes J. Hill littd not yet entered New Boiler Installed. f=.--=^r====r==s age o f l>5 years. Mr. Conger’s father experience and interest in the city thè mitrimi! business. He was then The Cottage Grove Electric company wns killed in the Modoc Indian war make him a valuable member, may re Il SHINQLES USED FOR 32 manager o f a st cani Inni t line. Htonm has practically completed the ¡listali in southern Oregon in the early day* conaider hi* action. boa ti n g wns in its prime in Illuse dny.«, YEAU8 REPURCHASED ntion o f its new boiler. It was nere» nnd he and his brothers took charge flint being thè principiti memi» nf snry tn tenr out the west side o f the ¡ ,,f the homestead ranch nnd conducted BY MAKER triiiiHportiition, nlthough mie railrimd Go on Motorcycto Outing. boiler room to gel the new boiler in ¡ for many years. hud been Imilt to a point 70 miles A number o f motorcycles from here May 9.— Council met iu adjourned side. The new piece o f machinery is ¡ !__ I________ Il is not often that a persoli west o f Kt. Paul nnd tnere «vere line* session. A11 present except Council and Eugene made a trip to Ro.sehurg , . . . , „ „ , , | ii huge one and there was hardlv Opal Writes from Boston, manurivelare» »hingles tur u liuild Sunday. The trip was fur pleasure lead.ng to the east. Mr Harm.rd k»<‘W | , hnn r,„,m r„ )lf \ man Sterling. in it. Joe and Margaret Young have re- mg and .12 years luter buy» llieni Hill well, having lived only n few Street committee reported o ffe r of. only and no attempt was made to j reived a letter from Opal Whiteley, back fur hi» owu lise, bui tliis is liloeks away from him in Kt. Paul. »75 for moving Lockwood house from make any time records. Hans Pay Small Profit. I dated nnd postmarked at Boston, Mass. Judge Hurnnrd said that while he whut tiatip'-m-d ili thè i - iini * o f Lee right o f way for Pacific highway. Mrs. Frank Itirnsteil finds that Khe gives no informntion as to p res was engaged in delivering the Press Kpnngc uliiirg, w ho mnnufneturi-d Street committee was authorized to eat occupation or future plans, there is a small profit in eggs even nt it is thè .hingles | .r thè Allismi Imild the Younger brothers nnd James broth have the work done. — eighty four per eent o f the er», noted bandits, were particularly present priées. She keeps strict account understood that Miss Opal is in New mg, w lio-h liti» just been rnr.ed to N. J. Nelson was granted permission, York. o f the ex|M'iises o f her floek o f 21. business failures o f the past active nail were committing some o f niiike romn for n new file building. subject to orders or street coni mis year oecurri'd among firms which their most daring robberies. He savs the During the month o f April they pro Mr. Kpniigetibiirg wns riiiining n sioner, to move filling pumps from did not advertise. Broccoli Just Coming On. papers In those days Issued extras ns dure«! 525 eggs, which sold for »7.11 «hiagli* nuli 112. years ago nenr thè former locution to new location and ticorg«- Salt on was late last year in I thus«- from inside West Side garage to they do now whenever there was a big and the cost o f feed was »4. old Kmiso nuli (whieh vv ili ugnili — this is the assertion hade getting his broccoli plants set out, the street. news story to write about nnd the suini Ite in operai imi l. He Ini» by Bradstreet’s Commercial getting them in the Intti'r part o f Give Right of W a y to Road. carriers did a big business in selling Il a uh <1 thè sim ig li» lini*« iilinosl lo' City attornt'y was directed to draft Agency, whieh is as unbiased The regular planting is just ordinance for condemnation o f Frank Kilk Creek, Ore., May I I .— (Special August. the papers that printed the stories of thè idi-ntienl »poi w bere tliev were an authority us ean be found in his is just Pleunrd property on right o f way o f Kentincl.) —A t the spi-einl o f f the market while the chase o f the bandits and the to The in» li il far turni 112 yeiim ago and vviH the business world. suliseipient wounding nnd rupture nf school meeting held Monday at the coming nn nicely. pili t hi-iu to line, tliey being yet in Pacific highway. public school house, a right o f wav some o f the gnng. guotl rmiilltimi deHpite llieir long Storm sower on M street was ordered — Bradstreet’* compiled its in was granted across the school grounds Boys Return Home. r»pinture to Oregon iniNts. put in trader direction o f city engineer. formntion from statistics, not fur the new road location by a large The three son» o f Mr. and Mr*. J. Suine o f tlp<s tiinbor» mit o f thè Mutter o f moving light poles on 0. F. Handy Dies. guesswork. majority. H. Lloyd, who left last week on a old Imililiiig were »olii to thè city Seventh street between Main and C. F. Handy, well known resident o f I irk and caused their parents consider for bridge girders. J. K. Yming Washington was left with street com this community for many years, died — the importance o f advertising D « » t h » F ir e ; Birth* 7. able woryy, were brought hark from niittee with power to aet. bmiglit some o f thè flooring flit n Wednesday. The funeral will he hold | ns a business element must The monthly report of Health Harrisburg by the juvenile officer and rho keli eoop and A. W. Kwanson Resignation o f David Sterling as (inlay from the rhnpcl, llev. K. Ham .. . . _ have b«>en regarded as vital .lob shows that during April are again attending school. bmight Nome o f thè luinber for li rouncilmnn wns read and action de riek officiating. Mr. Ilnndv wns burn " ,r hy this great commercial there were 5 deaths nud 7 births. Of j rbirken eoop. Ilnw muny more ferred until next regular meeting. in the east August 2. Is55. He wns agency, else it would not have the deaths, 1 were males and 2. yenr» thè ohi lumber stand» servine M ay 10.— Adjourned meeting. Ordi Lorane Subscribes $20,000. married hi Wisconsin in Iskl, the wiTe wasted the time o f hundred* females. O f the births, 1 were males) vviII be interestiiig to fullow. nance adopted for condemnation o f It is roporteil here that residents of surviving. They moved to Oregon II* nf trained men throughout and 4 female*. A large pari o f thè lumber is Frank Pleunrd property. I .orane have subscribed »20,000 for ¡ years ago. An adopted son, Hnrold, of the nation colli>etiiig and tab gning leu k rato thè new building. H O M E R A. G A L L O W A Y . Recorder Lane county road bonds, the money to, Washington state survives. ulating this information. Brad- Mt. V iew Over the Top. All o f thè tiniber» for thè floor nini be used exclusively in the improve street’s thus points the way The Mt. View distriet reports having A newspaper without an editorial thè mugli flooring were torri onf o f ment o f Iwirnne ronds. I .orane has a to one o f the elements of To EriuHcato Canada Thistle. raised 220', o f its quota ill the cam number o f live wire road boostera. pagi is like a ship without a rudder— thè old huilding and probablv wili business success.— Worcester The Farm Journal, o f Philadelphia, paign for funds for Salvation Army ami you nre not willing to take do serviee for more thaii .12 yenr» Telegram. says: " T o eradicate Canada thistle, wnrk. Mrs. Waldo Miller was chair chance* on tonfar. ship with a flimsy steer W A T C H YOUR L A B E L simply mow them when in b lo o m .'’ man in thi* district. ing gear. XXX by I City Council