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OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. S h i p a m i Sail u n d e r th e S ta rs a n d S trip e s to a ll p a r t s o f t h e w o r ld C l Ill'S with the S tars O und >tnpes blowing from tlirir nuiMs ore once m ore sailing tin seven seas 1 l»ey are. hv the M er- cliunt M .iririe A it, 1920, u ltim ately tu l>e ow ned and o p erated p riv ate ly l>y tiiire n s of the U n ited S tates I la y are A m erican ships, ca rry in g pava-ngeis and, as President I larding has said, ca rry in g our c a r goes m A m erican hottom a to the m arts of the world ” K eep o u r splendul ahifvs on th e seven seas u n d er th e S ta rs and Stri|>es hy sailing an d shipping on th em r. u Morion c o m ity U i I m y e a r will pro d i n e m o rn Unni Ulto I iuim of »tr.iw lierrleM ’t h e minim i re u n i o n of ilio e i miii dentil of Hie old W ilb u r u im le m y w in belìi ut W ilb ur Ilio » llnvllle 1 m rui tIIIX (ill'll i by pnpu Inr miloMTlptlon to r (he b u ild ing pf u i oui u i milt > bonne Curvali!» in to b.ivo u n e » |£>o,non hOMpllul. I lie buildin g (O be »torteli w libili il few week» A c o o p e r a t i v e e n n n ln g c o m p a n y ban b een orgalilKed ill linlloa Willi il ru p i lili »lock llf tlilU.OUO F ree use of S h i p p i n g H o a r d f ilm s lls c of S hipping H oard m o tio n picture films, four reels, free on request of any m ayor, pastor, p o st m aster. or organization. M in -. 11 >n sai i ( f *f AmrtiiMa ilflirm only) Steel hsiriter % Mw» M i y «im u rit I ti V 111011111 In th e Hogue riv e r Willey, ilurllig « li li lí .'17 Im lien rfl rail g i»>|| toja % • » I h u ll* « •. - ■ I u r f h r r ir d • r t iu ii o a i m a y t a in e d h y f i i j u r i f F o r s a ilin g s o f passen g er a n d f r e ig h t sh ip s to a ll p o rts n f th e w o rld a n d a ll o th e r in fo rm a tio n w rite tn U. S. S h i p p i n g B o a r d WASHINGTON, D C. B TO N IN O O P TU»: F U T U R I! (H ufcgtisrding \ meri«*ii Agaiust Fire.) Bli-*ii»*d w 11li iiii iiilicrituiii'e n f vast listiinil resourees, Ilo* Aiioro'iiH pillili«' hfiH iilwuv« !>*•*• n tuo prodigiil ni itn weultli Tln of rirli soli, «opiouM w ut*» niipplv » n « 1 fu i li«* rii le nini tunh«*r in ubuiidsii««*, Ino* reSulted in un n t t i t n d e of mdiffertffi«'«* to t b •* pos -ilo lity n f Ilicir c ih n iis tio n T h ere in nlwity* u «Iny of r»*« knm ng, liom-vcr, nini tliis in purf Huliirly Irti» in r«agurd to olir tiiiib*r i i ' nihim » * W * liuv«- l#ei*n tljmjglit l*HM|y perniiti ing fio i I ch Irijrtion of our for«*»«!* hy fire to fin «•xtent fimi must Hooner nr lut«-r speli dinjMter if fio r titr of h u m iiig in ri«»? l'Io « k«‘d. \ n ii im ittcr o f f a r i , lu i u le r in nlrcmly scuri e uh «,oriipar«,d with con ditioiiN n few y e u rs ago. I» onn of p ro p e r ty «lue to fo rest fires ainoiintcìl lo fHr#, 715,74 7 diiring 'h e fi ve yeu rs «*nd«*»l witli 1(120. The in. g m t mj»' of th è te r r it o r y hurned ove «Juring tlii n j>*rio<l, 50,4^8,307 . u n «, ir aIso s t u r ll in g ; it u p n o o n tH ai largi r thim th ut «»eeupi«*d I• y I t \ h . N o th in g is i i i I ih J i « 1 in tb* 1.* g o vera no ut figuriN to i ri « i i «* u t •- fio* loss of life III foicst fires, liIt limigli il in NOOjot iriii'S h**ii\y iih in th è Miniiesotn i u ta s tro p h e of 1918, w ln rc iu iiiu rly a rhousund p«*r«ous w«?re «*ither h urned to deu th or N»if foruted. In udditioii to th è lives saerifieed an d th è grovsiug tiu iher lost, th ere iisuslly i n m i atti-ndunt d«*»truction of N ettlers’ liono-s t li fa i freijucntly n r r m e p ro t e r te d l»y lusurane«*. As fa r un Ih«* forentn alone nr«- con fcriied thè '«*i»rly I ohncn hy fire are Miif fu-icntl} IIMOUM in i Ì o u i h i L in , for thè tiuiher supply of rh«' «'««untry in la* m g «'ut an d dt'stro y ed fotir I iiiicn un fust un it in hciiig reri«#w«'d. T o t » thut htove reqm ri'd 5o to |oo ynirN to ma tur«* uro ru /c d hi a few hourn and un fo r tu n s t e ly th ey cannot he r«*pluee«f ili uny «iiortii tini«* th nn timi r««|uir«-«I hy th è originiti gro w th . T h ere in no ‘ ‘ jazz, t i n t e ’ ’ in N a t u r e ’ n scht'lile ni develop meni. T hu s in d e s tro y in g thè forestN wr a n no! oiily du m ag in g tlo* pn-seiit hot we un* literully h u rn m g up thè fu tu re. A uo tber fuefor thu t has heen con Slderi-d in ibi* e f f e d of 11 fon-stution upon our w a te r supply; nevertheless, tb«* t w o resourees ar«* «*los«dy m t e r d e peudciit, and u lurestli-si Xnierii'u would melili Ii deiM-rt Afliernu We bope tfiut evcry in s u r a m e muti viill do all th ut m in lux pow er to tiirth er th è p ro te r tioli of our fnrtm ln , un a m n t t e r o f pub he w » Ilare In u num ber of States spi* lin i h-giNlatiou to Nuf«*gugrd our tfiiib«*r tr a e ts is pi o d m g a n d a patrioti«’ ser vi««* ol greut \ a l u e will h«* perfornied hy 11 « un «) w km iiitl in tli»* pu-NNUge of sueb hi IN. Kidlowlug i>4 year»' r e s i d e n c e In lin k e r en m ity , <» (' K n o iiii, «¿7, died I at 111» Illune lu li n k e r laxt week. A big erti wd g re e t e d th e o p en in g I day of th e m b a n n u a l » I n » » b e r r y (•'»Uval und rone i l i o » lu I.eliuliiiii. W a r r e n I* Heed I iuh reulgneil a» m a y o r of Iti eilaporl g l * l n r un u n uhoii »Iren» ut pentoli»! bii»iu**M' m a l le r » Willi 1111 a t t e n d u ie e of m o r e itimi I 1 Jo, th e Pali uuiiu al eon vent Ion Ho ( i n k 01 lln n k e r» u »» ih lotion wa» held ill geu»lde W a l l e r I'oat, well k n o w n p io n e e r , I» i d ead at O ak ville, a g e d 77. lie had la e ii u re a ld e n t of I.'.mi e o u n ty p r a e t l l u l l ) all bl» life M eu ib ar» b lp In th e Mend p"»t. A m e r leuii l.egiou , » a » b u t a t e d lo |I<1 III th e i iiurM' of a m e m h e r » h l p e a m p a i g n c a r rleil on lu»t w eek T h e r e w ere l i d tru ffle a c c i d e n ta on I'o rtlu n d Ktreet» d u r i n g May. « h i e b euUNed th e dealll of tw o perniili» und lu ju rie» to 9!» o th e r » Ctvll s e r v i r e e «um m a t Ion will »onn be held III IM lei I |M>»I III.1 »I er» fllf Cell d ietim und D ayton. t h e p o » to f(lin de p iirtin en t hu» annullili eil i Tlii-re tire now V. i lulinaiit» to th e r e w a r d o ffe re d for th e ap pri-lienalon of th e m u r d e r e r » of Til T a y lo r, lute V egetable hkallop % P ut a la y e r of »lo-rlff of U m a tilla e n u u ty I euulied coru hi the bottom of n b a k in g O rg a u la u llo n of ltu- O re g o n f'o -oper . dish and add b u tt e r , pep|»er an d »alt. a li v e d r a i n d r o w r » ' a»»oeliitlon In t h e n ad d a layer of sliced onions and b u tt e r , pepp«*r an d unit. N e x t ad d u Marlon e o u n ly w.i» laiinehed at u m u i» layer of to m ato es with b u t t e r , pepper m e e tin g hebl n e a r M ilverton.. and salt li« peut u n til dish in full, Mori- th a n Ilio peiaoiiM atli*ltded th e (.’over with b u tt e r e d b read c ru m b s an d f o u r t e e n t h a n n u a l e o n v e n tl n n of th e b ak e an hour. L’sually th e ju i c e tn»m O re g o n Itelall J e w e le r » ' u » noc lut lou, one can of toinatncN in ss f f i c ie ti t liquid for th is dish. hold ut A *torlu Monday und T u eaduy . • • • Cmp<iiiM | hm >, A m e r l e a a L eg ion . hu» Hound S teak T w o pounds of round t a k e n a leuae mi Ih» lla iin u turni, u s t e a k ; put thro ug h food c h o p p e r; put m ile »outh of Ilo» bu rg, und will pluee in fa t b u t ta k e out strin g s . Nea*on with salt, pepper, celery salt an d one th e field In c o u d lllo n fu r un a v ia tio n large onion p u t thro u g h food chopper. ba»e Mix th o ro ug hly au d shape 141 a tin* k Tin- a t r a w h e r r y c r o p In l a m e co u n ty loaf. P u t 111 b u tt e r e d r o a s te r or open I* h eav y anil th e c a n n e r y of th e Ku puli »will do; d re d g e w ith flour au d g e n e I'ruit d r a w e r s ' uMMiriutlon I» b ak e m medium hot oven. H av e pota toes boiling. Put (»«‘a t 011 hot p t s l ^ i* w o rk in g on t h e »urplu» ov eranlea mu rounded by boiled p o ta to e s ami pour made ov er all th e follow ing g r a v y : Mix a M a h e r m e n u( t h e m o u th of Kogue large iietipiug t a bit spoon f ui o f flour r i v e r h a v e hud a v e ry p o o r ananoii smooth with a little eobl w a te r, pour about a pint of hot w a te r in m«‘ut pan T h » run «¡in light an d t h e p ric e haa and a d d th«* flour an d w ater, tttir d ro p p e d from 11 c e n t» to 7 c e n t» a smooth us it boils. A dd salt if needed. pound H H a m m o n d . 15. of P o r t la n d , wim S P E C IA L SCHOOL M E E T IN G . dei u p ltu te d w h en n bight on a hig h Nolii'c i» heri'by gi*«-u tu 111*- l.gul line ut t h e logging e.itnp at K eier, Nall *»t*'r» *>f Svhiiul l) i» t n c t Xo. 45 of K M orn n e a r SI H e le n a b r o k e and luta.- t ' o a a t y , H tato of Or.-gon, thut it m u g l i! him H|«>riul Hcboul M e e tin g of »«id diatric-t It I n »aid Ihn! fru it g ro w e r* In th e « i l i be h«dd ut a u d ito riu m of high dlH trlrt will c o o p t a t e w ith H*-h*Hd b u ild in g un tho Jotli day of .lune, 1921, a t 2:tH» o ’clock iu tbe a f p a r k n r a in n fin a n c ia l way to m a k e th e tern o o u , fo r th e f o l lo « l a g u b je e ta : thi- NPiAon a aucccNHful (»ne for t h e p ia n ta eieetitiii of .iae d ir e c to r to »er*c th ree I lor.itili ( h e r e year» a n d uno c lerk to »er*e oue year, H eady to h a u d le all t h e product»« of an d th è tr a u » a c tio u of »ueli otlier bua* I tn m e m b e ra , th«» (C o o p e ra tiv e ('a i m in g ne»» a» ma* legali* roaie b i f o r e thè 'meeting. an d P a r k i n g c o m p a n y at S a le m op en Dateli thi» 2ud day o f J u n e , 1921. ed Its doorn laat w e e k to c o m m e n c e U. J . 8 H I N N , jll) 17 C h airuiau B o ard o f D irector» p a c k in g HtrawiierrieH A p e titio n Nlgned l»> 300 legal vo tera A ttent: W orth H n rv ey , D i» trie t Clerk. Tested Recipes It is « i i i i l i Minii'tlung In a <le I h i ** i i h i in k t m « i luit lus m o n e y is Ireilig p ln ee d ill a s s t l u l i g a b a n k as it is posMilile to i nni rin a i i a i r s ol' t h i s lunik a r e eus ei ned « i l l i eolia* rvatiMiii, eiiiiiliiiieil « i t l i i i i l i i p l i s e a n d il I > tu d a t e niel In ais « I ne li m a k e lui si ai i o I ti ess a n d s a t i s i a e l o r y l i nn ku ig service. I W T ’ nu u I.LÍ.MAI. I I ' M UVK lÉ h - SY ST E M ..M Ííí First National Bank “ T he I >ld ■Reliable” I rra L^ViVsin'.“ »^ V ‘Tw o of tjie m ost hom elike h o tel« in P o rtla n d , located in the h e a rt of llie sh o p p in g a n d th e a te r d is tric t. A ll O regon E lec tric tra in s sto p a t th e S E W A R D H O T K h, th o H ouse of C heer. E x cellen t d in in g room in c o n nection. T ho H O T ED C O R N E L IU S , th e House o f W elcom e, is only tw o s h o rt block from the Sew- urd. O u r b ro w n busses m eet all tra in s. ItatcM $1.50 a n d up. W. C. C U L B E R T S O N , Prop. CAMPINO AND OUTINO SUPPLIES Krag and Springfield Rifles Army Goods Store in tin' b u ild in g n e a r th e b rid g e with the p ain t on th e w indow s. Call o r wr i t e fo r o u r ea ta lo g SOUTH BEN PA C IFIC TIMF. TA BLE ( C orrected N ovem ber 'JO, Itl'JO N o rth Bound S o u th Bound No IS 9:57 a. in. No. l.t IJ : 11» a. No. It |>. m No 53 t l . l l u. No 111 :t:B7 n m No. 15 I : IS p. No. 17— 7:42 p. Whiit do you want? feren ce. m. ni ni in Make» no «Ilf T ry n S e n tin el « u n h id . **' calla for t h e recall of M II Marlow, co u n ty conut) ten lo n e r of Lau«» c o u n ty , und L N H oney of K u g en e I n a c an d i d a t e to s u c c e e d him. J l> F a r r e l l of P o r t l a n d h a s re s ig n ed an a m e m b e r of th e « ta t e f a i r b oard a n d H <\ B ro w n e, n i a u u g e r of th«* W e n te rn B r e e d e r s ’ G a i e t t e , h a s been a p p o in t e d in bin p lace 11)« O re g o n p u b lic s e r v ic e c o m m i s sion, tn an o r d e r ban in creuned t Ur r a t e s of th e Monter w a t e r s e r v i c e s u f fic ie n tly t o c u re for th e op«»ratiug ex petiN«»N of th e c o rp o r a ti o n . T h e r e an» a to ta l of 342 i n d u s tr i a l p la n t s In O re g o n at th e prettent ti m e t h a t u se m o r e t h a n loo h o r s e pow er, a c c o r d i n g to a re p o r t p r e p a r e d by ('. If G ra m , s t a t e la b o r conuniHHioner. W. K. J o h n s t o n e , poHtmuHter at Ant«dop«». nhot an d kill«»«! h im s e lf, fol low in g an InveHtigutimi in to th e a c c o u n ts of th e pOHtofflce by G. O. B run n e r o f T h e OulleH. p o s to fflc e in s p e c to r. W ith <*ht»ers a n d u n a n i m o u s vote fro m th e d e le g a te s , Mrs Ida B ('a lia h a n w as re-elected p r e s i d e n t of th e O re g o n F e d e r a t io n of W o m e n 's ( 't u b s at th e c I oh I iik s e s sio n of t h e c o n v e n tion at P en d le to n . G a so lin e s a l e s fo r April. 1921. show ed a n I n c r e a s e of 133.155 g a llo n s over th a t d i s t r i b u t e d in O re g o n d u r i n g th e p r e c e d i n g monili, a n d an i n c r e a s e of 559.0*5 g a ll o n s in e x c e s s of t h e s a l e s d u r i n g April, 1920. a c c o r d i n g to a s t a t e m o n t co m p ile d by S a m A. K o se r, sec 1 r e t a r y of s la te . N O T IC E O F DO R EN A . 1 fHpccinl t*i The Hent 1 nel , May '* Mi-- Frc«bt Fiindrum. w ho had bei n viHif ng n ( tije (»|en H»ot» boni«*, f» ti n n ì d *0 I»« t homi' in Kiigeu«* Fnday .Mabel M <ri 111 , of th»* Grove, «pi r,t ♦ he lattei p:nt of la si w «» V vi-i »mg witb ber a u u t, M in .1 E I Mi «farvi*' 1 hapiyifi re!nrii**(| to h* r h o m r at Manta C lara H a tu id ay , a f t e r -pendi ag t he v»*ek v isifin g relativi*- b e re. D. I. Kngland, d a u g h te i Ih m » «nd M inn I I M . I • ^ .vt-r»1 k ' i K#-r.H v . t « » r ■ M a t t in i :* * Mr and Mrs. f ’b s s T*-efers and dnught» 1 Nelli«* r«*turrie«| H atu rd ay « ve ning fi ai . 'icouvi r,® li* re th«-> had b**en - i- itin g Mr. an d M rs. Cari Volga mou*. Mix Sarah FU loft ' \ ‘*nt to thè Grò ve H aturday f»> work at th** C e n tra l hotel. Mr and Mr- .1. H Burro tt, Mr» Ì/ist.-r H hortridge an d -un K«*i»neth were Hu mia y visi fora at thè C. A. Vun.Hi hoinrk hnmP and fr i ri? T r * nf. t i - w » V. M /- Apple* bite, n f Koseburg, is v»- it in g ber parevi*, Mr. a n d Mrs. B F N agl*-y B enetta and J o h n Te«*ters l»*ft Tues «Jav for Lew istoo, Ida., w h ere th ey - y e — f. I . . . . I « < «ÉM .. T —. . . - Gorgeous JAL Ruinier / * fainily and a tt e n d -uimner tebool. I^*vi \'anH**hoia* k sperit th è w< » k ••mi in Fugane. Th«- Fi ** T hom ason, V au V slin , Goub t an d l'«»uf|ii«>t t e fainilies m otored to Iuoodon Hunday and a tt e n d il i th è ball gam e bet w een thè How Hiver and (¿onduli tennis. _____________ * WAT»'H VOI It I.ABKI. NOTICF. O F •** F IM A I. S E T T L E M E N T Niiti'i- !» lifrpby ({iv*-n t h u t th<* un lìcriii'u. ft a d m io ia trn trix of fh*> » u t Churl, v F a h rr n w u ld , d c m i w d , ha» fil.-<l ln-r firmi rirrount in th<- m a t to r " f ».ni v»tntc an d t h a t H atu rd ay , th< 41b day of J u n e , 1921, nt th*- hou r of I l n Vinel* a m. o f naid d a r ha» been »et by the C o u n t* i ’o n rt fo r hearin g ..bj eetion* to »nid are o u n t and the final «ettlem ent nf »nid l■»tat•• KJ.TZABETH F A I! B E N W A L D , A dm in i» tratrix of th e e s t a te of | md j:;j. y f'h»rle« F a h r i nw ald, dereaved A D M I N I S T R A T O R 'S N O T IC E N o ti'.' I» liereby given tlint thè un der»igi ' d ha» b<'-n np|»<iinted by thè Cj>urity f ' i u r t for L ane CViinty, Ore g<m. adniiniK trator w ith will nnnexed o f tb e . » t a t e o f Klma A. C o ttle, de re a a e d All peraona h a v in g elnima ngninnt aaid evinte a re herebv n o tified to pr*1 »ent thè «naie duly v erifie d to m e nt | m y o ffiee in Cottagi- Orove, Iutne fCount v. ' In goo, ..r b*f ri fnonth» n f t e r th è d a t e o f thi» mitiee. D a t ' d at C o tta g e Orove, O regon, «ili- •J»tth da* u t Mav, 1921. J . E. YOUNO, A d m ln ia trn to r of thè e»tate of mySO jn e l 7 Klmn A. C ottle, deeeaeed 39c M ount R ainier is 14,408 I abcA - th e sea-level— th e ond highest m o u n tain peak in th e L o iled S ta te s i t is th e c e n te r of R ainier N ational P ark , W a sh in g to n and is situ ated ab o u t seventy-five m iles b y road east of T acom a. T h is rem arkable m o u n tain is of v olcanicorigin and is n o w cro w n ed w ith snow and ice, h a v in g th e m o s t e x te n s iv e glaciers to be found in th e U nited S tates. T h e N ational P a rk s H igh w a y leads d irectly from T a com a to R ainier N ational P ark , and at Long m ire S p rin g s — w ith in th e P ark boun d aries -r- is a S ta n d ard Oil service s ta tion rea to serv e m o to ris ts w ith Re_ C row n Gasoline. C tfjcC asfìlivt o f' Q u a lity W h e r e v e r y o u t o u r in W a sh in g to n you will see tb e R ed C ro w n sign on serv ice s ta tions a n d garag es. It is th e sig n of q u ality in gasoline. S T A N D A R D O IL CO M PA N Y (CalifcttM) W h a t <lo von w a n t ! A n v w a v a S e n t i n e l W a n t a i l w il l tret it f o r vow. W h a t do vou w a n t a n v w a v ? 79c 59c THREE LOTS JUST WHAT YOU WANT RIGHT NOW WHEN YOU NEED THEM « June Bargains in Grey. Enamelware 200 PIECES IN THREE LOTS----- YOUR CHOICE AT 39c, 59c, 79c F I N A L g K T T l.R M r.M T N o tic e ia hereby g iv e n t h a t th e uu deiaigned, ns a d m u u u t r a t o r o f tho o> ta l e of Duke D. k u o x , deceased, ha» filed in th e C ouu ty C o u rt of Lane C oun ty, Oregou, hi» fin a l a c c o u n t a» aueh a d m i n is tr a t o r , a n d th e sa id Court lias fix ed M onday, th e 20th d a y of J u n e , 1921, a t th e hour of tw o o ’clock p. m., us th e tim e f o r h e a r i n g o f ob je c tio n s to said fin a l acc o u n t a n d set tlen ient th ereof. Any au d all persona h a v in g objec tie s » to said fin a l a c c o u n t a re hereby n o tified to be p re s e n t a t sa id tim e in th e co un ty c o u rt room in th e Lane C o u n ty C ourt House, in th e C ity of E u gene, L ane C oun ty, Oregon, a n d then and th ere m ake such objections. W A HOOATK, A d m in i s t r a to r o f said E s ta t e Hill A M arks, A tto r n e y s for A d m in i s t r a to r . m80 j n l 7 A D M I N I S T R A T O R S N O T IC E . N otice i» hereby g iv en t h a t th e un dersig n ed has been a p p o in t e d by the ! C ounty C ourt of l.nne C oun ty, s t a t e of Oregon, a d m i n is tr a t o r of th e e s t a t e o f ! Retieeea W hite, deceased, AH persons h a v in g elninis a g a in s t said e s t a te a re hereby n o tifie d to present th e same to me duly v erifie d at th e offio e o f J . F. Yetiug, in Cot tag*- d r o v e , l.an e C ou n ty , Ore., w ithin ti m onths a f t e r th e d a te o f th is notice D ated n tM ’o ttn g e d r o v e , Ore., th is ,'trd day of J u n e , 1921, J A M E S S. 0 7 . M E N T , A d m in is tra to r o f th e e s t a te of Kebecea W hite, deceased. J . E. YOU NO, A tto rn ey for th e esta te . jn ejjly l BUCKETS, DISHPANS, COVERED KETTLES, ETC., ALMOST HALF PRICE ON TODAY’S MARKET. 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