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The Story of OREGON NEWS NOTES Our States OF GENERAL INTEREST MAJESTIC TIRES DROP! By JO N A T H A N BRACE XVII.— OHIO tIK N o rth w est T e r A rito ry , of w hich Ohio Is • pu rl, w ns a bo ne o f con- t e n 11 o n b e tw e e n Spill!», F r a n c e an d E n g la n d . S p a ln '\ claim w us b ased on th e voyage of l>e Soto u p th e Mississippi river. F ran ce, th r o u g h th e e x p lo r a tio n s of S alle fro m th e n o rt h an d t h e e a rl y e n tr y of F r e n c h p r i e s ts fro m C an ad a, c o nsid ered th is te r r it o r y theirs. As f a r E ngland. s h e re s te d h e r claim s ou th e discovery of N orth A m erica by th e ('«hots, an d In th e c h a r t e r g ra n t e d to Virginia Included all th e c o u n tr y lying to the West. T h e F r e n c h w ere th e first to got a foothold In Ohio. bu t th e Kngllsh pioneers, w ho shortly la-caii to d r i f t w e s tw a rd , tlroi ly e sta b lish e d th e i r s e ttle m e n ts In th e fe r til e O hio valley. A f te r a long period o f w a rfa re , In w hich th e In d ia n s played a leading part, th e N o rth w e s t T e r r ito ry w a s dually ced ed to th e U n ited S ta t e s by th e T re u ty of In d ep en d en ce In 17SS. And Vir ginia an d o t h e r s t a te s , which h a d laid claim to p o rtio n s of th is region tu r n e d o v e r th e i r T ights to th e fe d e r a l g o v ern ment. T h e g o v ern m en t o f th e N o rth w est T e r r i to r y w a s form ally c r e a t e d by th e o rd in a n c e of 17S7. P eop le fro m t h e F a s t mi g ra te d Into th i s te r r it o r y In such n u m b e r s t h a t by 18U3 Ohio w a s tn ken Into th e U nion a s th e se v e n te e n th s ta te . T h e fo u r th largest s t a t e in size of p o p u la tion. Ohio h a s 24 e lec to ral votes f o r P re s id e n t, w hile In a r e a , w ith Its 41,010 s q u a r e miles. It r a n k s only th irty-fifth, w hich show s how den sely It Is popu- I lated. I t Is n o ted a s th e s t a t e | o f P re s id e n ts . P re s id e n t H ard- I Ing m ak es th e s e v e n t h O hio an | to fill th e p r e s id e n tia l office, i T h e n a m e O hio Is d eriv e d from l th e Iroquois w o rd O-hee-yo, f m e a n in g “b e a u ti fu l riv er.” It f w a s first ap p lied hy th e Indl- f a n s o f th e F iv e N q tlo n s to w h at | we now call t h e A llegheny rlv- t <*r, one of th e c h ie f t r i b u t a r ie s * o f th e Ohio. G r a d u a ll y th e J n a m e c a m e t o Include th e whole I river, so m etim es even being ap- i plied to t h e M ississippi. L a te r , It w us confined to th e riv e r be- f tw een P i t t s b u r g a n d Ualro. an d ! a p p ro p r ia t e ly th e first s t a t e j f o r m e d on I t s n o r t h e r n b an k ! w a s nn m ed a f t e r It. Ohio is • often ealh-d th e B u ck eye S t a t e * from Its larg e n u m b e r of horae- • * c h e s tn u t trees. T At T ir e s Over Sine Over Service FABRICS 6000 GUARANTEED 30 X 3............................ $13.15 30 X 3y2........ ............... 15.65 ; 1 X 4 ........................... . 21.95 32 X 3»¿ ................................ 1985 ¿ 2 x 4 ........................... 26.35 33 X 4 ........................... 27.70 34 X 4........................... 28 30 CORDS 9000 GUARANTEED 30 X 3l :»......................... $28 25 32 X 3p> ................................. 32.25 32 X 4............................. 41.00 41 40 33 X 4 43.35 34 X 4 The Majestic tire guar antee marks the point where you stop riding on the ticket you bought and begin to ride on a pass. Nelson’s Auto Sales SELLS THEM Two of the most homelike ho tels in Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and thea ter district. All Oregon Electric trains stop at the SEWARD HOTEL, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in con nection. The HOTEL CORNELIUS, the House of Welcome, is only two short blocks from the Sew ard. Our brown busses meet all trains. Kates $1.50 and tip. W. C. CULBERTSON, Prop. T a k e a round piece o f cloth, run a ru b b e r in it a n d k eep it o v er th e to p o f th e m e a t ch o p p er; no dnat a n d it it) alw ays read y to uae. • * • D o n ’t th r o w a w a y old teac u p s j u a t because th e bundles are b ro k e n ; t h e y m a k e excellent molds for p u d d in g s or sauces. • (fejby M cC lure N e w s p a p e r S y n d ic a te ) A bove y o u r sink h av e s e r fw hook* on which to h a n g small a rtic le s used oft»*!». It will hji v♦* m any steps. • • • K erosene will rem o ve spot* and stain s from enam eled basin anil tu b in th-^ bathroom . I t should be w ashed a w a y w ith w arm w a te r and *<J!ip so as not to leave an u n p le a s a n t odor. Lost—Top half of pipe vise, be tween Adams avenue and S. L. Godard’ h place. Return to Ar- mand L. Wynne for suitable re ward. in 13c 20% Drop on Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires and fora limited period we are adding to the* 20% drop one of the famous Ton Tested Pennsylvania Tubes Free You haven’t had a tire and tube offer like this for years. Huy now! You can now afford to make those purehases which you have been holding up waiting for just sm-h an opportunity as this. The S e r v i c e Garage SPRAY. LONG di CRUSON Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched tor Infor mation of Our Readers. A E. B rad ley , n e a r A um svlllc. h u t i l i t s e r e s 111 flu*. T h e 1921 w h e a t i ro p In M nrton conn , ty will be th e la r g e s t fo r m a n y y ears T h e sta te gam e farm n e a r E ugene e x p e c t s to pro d u ce 5000 C h in e s e plica* a n t s t h i s year. A l a t e c e n s u s re p o r t s h o w s th u t L a n e c o u n ty h a s 3279 fa r m s , a n In c r e a s e of 453 tu th e las t 10 years. D e le g a te s fro m M o d e rn W o o d m e n c a m p s all o v e r O re g o n h eld t h e i r s t a t e c o n v e n ti o n in Bend last w eek T h e B ro w n sv ille c ity co u n cil has let a 107.43S c o n t r a c t to a P o r t la n d c o n c e rn fo r s t r e e t p a v in g t h i s s u m m e r R. H. C a s tl e h a s b e e n ap p o in te d s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of sc h o o ls fo r Polk c o u n ty to s u c c e e d It, K. C a n n o n , resign ed. T h e b ig g e s t c la s s In t h e h is to ry of S a le m high sch ool will be g r a d u a t e d J u n e 17. w h e n 167 will r e c e iv e d i plom as. A »10.000 c o n c r e t e block will be e r e c t e d at H a r r t s b iw g th i s sp r in g to h o u s e th e p o sto ffice n a d tw o m erchan - d ts e sto res. J a c k s o n c o u n ty h a s a p p r o p r i a t e d $10 000 from th e s ale of b o n d s to be used In Im p ro v in g t h e D ead In d ia n rmul n e a r Ashland. T h e free e m p l o y m e n t b u r e a u of the H ood (Over la b o r union h a s placed 71 m e n a n d 11 w o m en In p o s i ti o n s In tin- l a s t six w eeks. Coal In w h a t s u p p o s e d lo he In pay Ing q u a n ti ti e s h a s b een d is c o v e r -d on th e J o s e p h H a r t l e y ia.rm In Kagls valley. B a k e r co u n ty . W h e a t field s in th e A t h e n a section a r e s h o w in g a c o n s i d e r a b l e a m o u n t of ta r w e e d a n d It Is f e a r e d th e yield will he s e r io u s ly a ff e c te d . • Old w oo den b u ild in g s a r e b ein g m o v ed In B end In p r e p a r a t i o n fo r t-xruva tlon fo r th e new »4U.tMH> o ffice build Ing to be e r e c t e d th e r e . U p to d a te , f a r m l o a n s a g g r e g a t in g »415.000 h u v e boon m a d e hy B a k e r f c o u n ty f n r m e r s a n d t h e r e a r e nppllca ti o n s on file fo r » 200 . 1*00 m ore. P r o p o s a ls will be Inv ited w ith in tw o w e e k s for c o n s t r u c t i o n of a new bridg e • c r o s s th e W il la m e tt e r i v e r c o n n e c t in g O re g o n City a n d W e s t Linn. P a v in g w ork on th e P acific h ig h w a y b e tw e e n flo e h e n a n d W a lk e r, n early 10 miles, will beg in J u n e 1 B etw een 50 an d 75 m en will be em ployed. B la s tin g In fr o n t of th e old Bend M eth o d ist c h u r c h las t S u n d a y p a r t ia l ly w re c k e d t h e b u ild in g Just a f t e r th e f i r s t se r v ic e s w ere held th e re . W C M cA llister. 2». died I d a B a k e r h o s p ita l, a f t e r b ein g In ju red In a b la s t 1 n e a r T e lo e a s c t. w h ich blew r o c k s Into h is body a n d c u t off o n e of his a rm s. L in n c o u n ty pu b lic sch ools h a v e , b e e n a p p o r t io n e d ».'1MT0 School fu nds. T h i s Is on a hunts of »5 p e r c a p it a for I th e c h il d r e n In th e v a rio u s d is tr i c ts . T h e U m p q u a B a p ti s t a s s o c ia ti o n con- 1 v e n tlo n w as h e ld a t R o s e h u rg w ith d e l e g a t e s f r o m all s e c t io n s of th e s o u t h e r n p a r t of th e s t a t e In a t t e n d a n ce. A m o n s t e r p a r a d e on t h e s t r e e t s of R u g e n e will be th<- big f e a t u r e of th e firs t d a y 's s e s s io n of t h e O re g o n S t a t e g ra n g e , w hich m e e t s th e r e M ay 31 to J u n e 2. K tg h ty m e n a n d 14 p la n e s will a r riv e May 20 an d will be s t a ti o n e d a t ' E u g e n e , w hich will be t e r m e d h e a d q u a r t e r s fo r th e N in e ty -first a e ro sq u a d r o n . T o t a k e u p o u t s t a n d i n g w a r r a n t s and p ro v id e a n o p e r a t i n g fu nd, a bond Issue 1 of »76,000 will be v o ted on by t h e lan d h o ld e r s u n d e r th e O choco p ro je c t a t an e a r l y d ate. F r o m t h e S u m p t e r se c tio n c o m e s th e r e p o r t t h a t p la c e r m i n e r s a r e e n jo y i n g t h e b e s t w a t e r s e a s o n In a n u m b e r of y e a rs . P r o s p e c t s a r e grsllt for a n e x c e ll e n t clean-up. Mrs. H e le n V o lg a m o r e of C o m sto ck Is In a R u g e n e h o s p i ta l w ith h e r r i g h t b r e a s t t o m o p en by th e a c c i d e n ta l d i s c h a r g e of a g u n t h a t s h e w a s t a k i n g d o w n from th e wall. P e t i t i o n s a r e b e in g c ir c u la t e d In Lin- i coin c o u n ty r e q u e a t ln g th e c a llin g of a sp ecial e le c tio n fo r t h e p u rp o s e of vot : Ing on a bond Is su e fo r 134:1,240 to c o n s t r u c t p e r m a n e n t ro ads. T h e w o m e n ’s a u x il ia r ie s to t h e A m e ric a n L egion of t h i s s t a t e will hold t h e i r f i r s t a n n u a l c o n v e n ti o n In Ku- gene Ju ly 1 and 2 during th e sta te c o n v e n ti o n of th e legion. I n d i c a ti o n s of th e p r e s e n c e of oil a n d [ g a s In th e E c h o reg io n h av e c a u s e d J. E. L e o n a r d of B p o k a n e to leas e 30,000 I a c r e s of la n d on th e so u th sid e of t h e U m a ti ll a riv e r, w e s t o f th a t tow n. E d w a r d M. Coualn, a c tin g fo r L inn, I>*ne. L inco ln an d B enton c o u n tie s , h a s filed w ith th e s t a t e public s e r v ice c o m m is s io n a new p e titio n fo r r e h e a r i n g Vp th e t e l e p h o n e ratexease. E x te n s i o n of th e t o u r is t s e r v ic e d e p a r t m e n t of th e O re g o n S t a t e M o to r a s s o c ia ti o n th r o u g h o u t O reg o n Is be ing r a p i d ly a c c o m p lis h e d , a c c o r d i n g to A. L. T e tu , p r e s i d e n t of t h e o r g a n i s a tion. Just Received—New Beautiful Red S eal Zephyr Ginghams — - A ' - ■ ' ■ — £ - . -1- *■ ,*?)*’ ~ — - w e * » — gsi..sn **'■*■' • ~ I’lclt y! w d l you will giin-ly In- delighted with these new |mil•• i iih in find color zephyr ginghams just on tlisplay at Uiuphroy A M a r k i n ' n T lu-rt* art- ill-lightful, dainty, bright color coinhinutions in plaids which include clear, bright greens, pinks, yellows, orange, gold, Ian, blue, lavander, maize, etc Then there are the solid colors to match the plaids,' pretty cheeks ol' various size and also stripes. B U Y BO O K -FO LD RED SEAL ZEPH YRS to always insure yourarlf of getting the best selection of patterns, last colors and an even, smooth cloth. Tlo-n, too, hooktold (double fold lied Seal zephyrs are always pre shrunk and are therefore more dependable in washing than are ordinary ginghams • Come to the Store Today and Make Your Selection We have a large selection today but they will not last lone I’m Red Seal zephyrs are much in demand la-cause ol the exclusive patterns, good <|imlil\ and reason,ible pnci Also there is an underproduetion of Red Seal zephyrs at present which makes the filling of re orders very slow, Conte todav. The yard New original Itutteriek patterns fm «lune, with famous Ib-ltor, on sale today Cottage Grove Oregon Vm ßfinßuM iladujb THE QUALITY STURE* GOOD SERVb The Story of Our States By J O N A T H A N B R A C E Collage (¡rove Oregon patron of Thu Sentinel is helping to g i v e l ’ottage Grovu a newspaper which eminent an thorite has stateti to he one of the best eountrv newspapers published anywhere. llvtTv III.— NEW JERSEY K W J E II- 8KY I h - c ri la e (lo - tlilril state I Ju*t slx ilays u f l e r IVlinsyl- valila liail tor- lunlly udopli-d t h è C o n s tl tu t lo u . T h l s li-rrltory, wlileh c o v e rà V -24 squarto iiilles, o rlgln ully w u s u p u r i of th è p ro v in c e of N ew N>-tli|-rlunds. In llHH, u f t e r t h è Kiigllsh c o n quisti of New N cthrrlaiitix, Un- tluki- of York solil Ilo- s o u t h e r n [Mirtloii to l,o n l B e rk e le y unii S lr G e o rg e ( ' u r t e r e i . T h e l u t t e r Inni w o n Molili- iltNllnetlou um gover- n o r of t h è litt le I m I uiii I of J e r s e y In t h è K agllsh eliannel, a m i tt w us In I i I m Iunior th u t t h è new provi neo r u m o to I«- ru llisi New Jersey. T h e isiHterti pnrtlou, th u t uluiut N e w a rk , w u s s e t tl is l hy <'u r t e r e i a m i t h è to r ri to r y to t h è Mouthwi-Ht. u b e r e Itiirlln gto n unii T re n tin i now sta m i, fell to B erkele y. A f te r u fe w y e n r s B e rk e le y Molli bis siluri- to n p a r t y o f (JtuikerM unii tw o dls- tl n e t p ro v in ce* w e re form isi, ru llisi Knst unii W est J e i ey. T h e y w e re r e u n ltis l, h o w e v e r. In 17IZ2, timi beeaniv- a sin g le p ro v in c e u m le r t h è illreet ru le of th è Knglisli erow n. N ew J e r s e y m s t s fo n r t r e n e le r to r u l v otisi fo r p reslili-n t. N T h e F a ir | UUI ‘"***1 JçT »*- i * s a u 1 i ¡I* .A ffi i i b . ilfl i by M c C la r . N « w .p a p - r H y n .1 lr .tc ) Do you know you can roll EVERYBODY IN 5 0 âQ od cigarettes for l O c t s from o n e bag of Cottage Grove and Vicinity Will Be T alking About This Wonderful 19c SA L E GEN UINE “B ull D urham TOBACCO 1 >) z zr,:.. Cement Work VV e have taken advantage of many special offerings made by manu facturers and jobbers and are therefore able to offer one of the most remarkable selling events we have ever held. This is your opportunity to purchase goods worth up to 35c at this low price. Built rit hi, cured right, Slays right. mm L>e the large circulars that will be di.tributed Monda; 6 day« CO"1",enres Wednesday, May 18 and continui SIDEWALK AND OAR NOK FLOORS A SPECIALTY Burge T h e F a ir S t o r e & Hardin — — jj __t -J