THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1 915 EVENING EDITION.
SEVEN
JOFESSIONAL DIRECTORS
rutirdMcClurc
if - I nil nmirta
Loin J a, I'lnnnsnii A- Bennett nnnt
H. Harocr
General Ropnlrlng and Cnblnot
i Aianing.
none 349-J.
M. Wright
Phono J88-II.
...ttmivn rnVTitAOTOK
Kstlmatoa furnished ou request
r. H. M. Shaw , t
Hvc. Ear, wose niiu -iiiroiw.
' " ' m.AHSRH FITTED
L w.tivrm it HIIAW
IlliitNiws of Women mill ClilMroa
nice I'liono aau-J. uumuu tw, vi,
202, Irving Bloc.
.niamin Ostlind
FcONSULTlNG ENGINEER AND
nffipnn. 206 Irving Block
bono 103-1 or 2G7-J.
ninrsuiiuia, wrugui
1. G. Chandler
AllCIUTKUX
oomi 301 and 302, Coko Building
Marsnfioia, urogon
fm. S. Turpen
Marsbflold, Oregon.
erl Riley Ballinner
... .x-iu-n A Mil TPArniP.lt
Bsldonco Studio, 217 No. Third Bl
l'tinnn niu
I AIN'T IT THE TRUTH.
jWo novor blnmo tho tnllor whon
our nnnts wo havo to pin,
I Wo novor blamo tho shoo man
when our boIco grow old ana
thin.
Wo never blarao tho liattor
Iwhen our lldi wo have to
flnilf.
IDut wo nlwny 'smo tho laun
dry when oui nnlrts wear out.
COOS HAY STEAM JiAUNDRY
Phono B7-J.
,ow Rates for
Handling Trunks
Wo hnul trunks botwoun any polnti
, Mnrshflold and do gonornl hauling,
br reasonablo ratoa.
PAIt TRANSFER A STORAGE CO
Loil Ilchncr, Proprietor
. Phone t ISO J. 40-Ij. "H-R
HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171.
PARISIAN CHlANlKd AND
dyking workh
200 West Markot Avo., corner
Second Street.
i Under now management Prices
I low, and all work satisfactory.
Ladles' voik n specialty.
t Phono 17C-J.
J. 8. STEVENS,
Prop.
SMITH'S VARIETY STORE,
North Bend.
for Fancy and Domestic
CHINA
)U AUTO CALL
FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS
Phono il.l.l.J
Nlftlit anil Dny.
Wlilto Elephant Grill
owl Cui-h. Careful Driven
1). L. FOOTE.
SAVE MONEY
by orrieiliiK tlio famous
HENRYVILLF HflAI
ut coal, per ton $4.00
UniD Cnnl nor nn in nn
half ton of both $3.00
S 1). MUSSON, Prop,
jlliono 18-J or Icuvo orders t
llllljer's Cigar Storo.
AT
CAMPBELL'S W000YARD
ortn Front Btraot, ,
Phono K70.
J. SI A IKK v a. II. IIODGIN8
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larshfield M,? .
. 1LV.UIUII1U V.V. 1
rstliuatcs Furnished '
N'fiio 1 1., Marshfield, Oregon
THE COOS HOTEL
WASHINGTON' AVENUE
STADDEN STKEET
NORTH BEND
O. A. Metllu, Prop.
Ictures&Framing
Walker Studio
DRY WDDB
This Powerful Lamp
Requires no Repairs or Upkeep
The Double Efficiency Mazda Lamp is a
giant illuminant requiring but one-half the
, current per candle power consumed by the
ordinary efficient Mazda.
It has already gone into tise by the thou
sands in front of and Inside business estab
lishments throughout the United States,
Light given is brilliant and white. It com
i pels attention shows colors correctly
means a flood of clear, beautiful illumination
at remarkably low costi
Inexpensive to install ask us about them.
Oregon Power Co.
Second and Central
Phone 178
TO PORTLAND VIA FLORENCE
AUTO STAGE KUIIEDUIiE
FKItUUAItV, nun.
Lcavo Lonvo I. cava
Floronco Mnrelifleldll Gardiner
Man. .. 1 3:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m. D:00a.m.
Tiicr. , 2 3:30 a.m. 4:30 a.m. 5:30 n.m.
Wed... 3 -1:00 a.m. C:00a.m. 0:00n.ni.
Thur. . I 1:30 a.m. 6:30 n.m. C:30a.m.
Krl. ... 5 5:00 n.m. 0:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m.
Sut. .. 01 5:00 a.m. 0:00 a.m. 7:00 n.m.
Sun. .. 7 0:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 8:00 n.m.
Mon. i. 8 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
Tumi. . 0 8:00 a.m. I n:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.
Wed. ..10 0:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. U:30a.in.
Thur. ,ll 10:30 a.m. I 11:30 n.m. 12:30 p.m.
Krl. ..12 11:30 a.m.l 12:30 p.m. 1:30p.m.
Sat. ..13 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.
Sun. ..14 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. I 3:00 p.m.
Mon. ..10 3:00 n.m. 4:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m.
Tuo. ..10 I 3:JJ0a.m. 4:30 n.m. I 5:30 n.m.
Wed. ..17 4:00 n.m. 5:00 a.m.l 0:00 a.m.
- Thur. .18 4:30 a.m. 5:30 a.m.l 0:30 a.m.
Krl. .. .101 5:00 n.m. C:00a.m. 7:00a.m.
Sut. ...20 5:00a.m. C:00a.m. 7:00a.m.
Run. ..21 I 5:00a.m. 0:00a.m. 7:00a.m.
Mon. ..22 CiOOa.m. 7:00 n.m. 8:00a.m.
Tuo. ..23 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.l 9:00n.m.
Wed. ..241 8:30a.m. 0:30 a.m.l 10:30 a.m.
Thur. .25 9:30 a.m. 10;30 n.m.l 11:30 a.m,
Krl. ...2G 10:30 a.m. 111:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m.
3at. ...27 11:00a.m. 112:00 m l:00p.m.
Sun. ..28 12:00 m 1:00p.m. 2:00p.ra.
On early trips, through to Portland snmo day,
conditions being favorable
COOS BAY WATER CO.
Marshfield, Ore.
Family water rates fixed by State
First faucet
Additional faucets for bowls, sinks,
.,
natim
Additional baths
Tol'ots
Additional toilets
Rates payablo In advance boforo tho
Don't, take any chances
Aetna-ize Yourself Today
You cannot afford to bo without health or accident Insurance.
You not only need tho insurance, but you want to be sure and
have the correct policy In tho best and most rollablo company In
the business.
Seo mo or phono me at onco and I will explain It to you.
E. I. CHANDLER, Agent
Marshdold, 300 Coko Building.
KINDLY REMEMBER AND GIVE TJS A TRIAL
EVERYTHING IN THE BAKERY LINE
MARSHFIELD BAICINO COMPANY
1U3 NORTH SECOND ST., NEAR CENTRAL AVENUE. PHONE IS.
Times Want Ads Bring Results
Railroad Commission.
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10th of each month.
Cities Under Commission
Form of Government
THERE aro CO cities out of 195
In tho United Stntes having nn
estimated population of over
30,000 Inhabitants each, which liavo
already ndopted a commission form
of government, having discarded tho
former plnn of being governed by
a Mayor and Council. This Informa
tion was mn do public by tho nnuiuil
report on financial statistics of
cities having nn estimated popula
tion of ovor 30,000, which will bo
Issued booh by Director Wllllnm J.
Harris, of tho Bureau of tho Cen
sus Department of Commerce This
roport covorB tho transactions of
tho calendar year 1912, or tho fis
cal yonr closing on dntcs prior to
February 1, 1913. Tho bulletin
was prepnrcd under the supervision
of Lo Grand Powers, chief statis
tician for finance and municipal
statistics.
Tho CO cities which liavo adopted,
or by legislative enactment linvo
been placed under tho commission
form of government aro as follows:
Alabnmn Dlrmlnghnm, Mobile
nnd Montomery.
California Bcrkoloy, Oakland,
Sacramento, San Diego and Pasndonn.
Colorndo Colorado Springs, Puob
lo nnd Denver.
District of Columbia Washington.
Illinois Decatur nnd Sprlngflold.
Iowa Cedar naplds, Des Moines
nnd Sioux City.
Knnsns Knnsa3 City, Topoka nnd
Wichita.
Kentucky Nowport, Covington
nnd Lexington.
Louisiana Now" Orleans nnd
Shrcvcport.
Mnssnchusotts Haverhill, Lowell,
Lynn nnd Salem.
Minnesota Duluth and St. Paul.
Missouri Joplln.
Nebraska Omaha and Lincoln.
Now Jorsoy Atlantic City, PnB
sale, Trenton nnd Jcrsoy City.
Oklnhoma Muscogco nnd Okla
homa City.
Oregon Portlnnd, La Grande,
Pennsylvania Allontowii, Al
toona, Chester, Erlo, Hnrrlsburg,
Johnstown, Lancaster, McKeesport,
Now Castlo, Reading, Wllkes-banre,
Wllllamsport nnd York.
Tennessee Chnttanoogn, Kfnoxs
vlllo, Nashvlllo and Memphis.
Texas Austin, Dallas, El Paso,
Fort Worth, Galveston nnd Hous
ton. Utah Salt Lnko City.
Washington Spoknno nnd Tn
comn. WcBt Vlrglula Huntington.
Wisconsin Oshkosh and Suporlor.
Cost of Commission Government.
Tho cost per capita for tho gen
eral expenses of nil tho municipal
flnnn r( mnnta niitl nlflo flin llfV M!W
uumivmuMvti "'" w w
ltn not debt at tho closo of tho ' "" "'" olh",u "'" ",.
year 1912, of those 00 cities which U'I io United Stntes grow
i... n.in....i ,i. mmn.i.111111 fnrm.out of tho rolntlon to tho National
of govornmont, respectively, nro
shown In tho stntomont following.
Tho term "net debt" ns employed
In tho roport Is tho funded nnd
flontlng debt loss sinking fund as
sots; and tho term "gonoral ex
penses" of tho municipal depart
ment Includes nil costs of city gov
ernment, except Intorost on dobt
and outlnys for pormnnont Improve
ments. Tho first flguro following tho
namo of tho city In tho Btntomont
shows the por capita cost of munic
ipal govornmont for 1912 nnd Hid
second flguro tho per capita not
dobt nt tho closo of tho yonr 1912.
Alabama Birmingham, $S.C4,
$38.55, Mobllo, $8.53, $54.51; Mont
gomisry, $9.08, $05.35.
California Borkoloy, $13.32,
$19.00; Oakland, $14.82, $3C.G8;
Sncramonto, $18.91, $2G.07; Snn
Dlogo. $20.07, $87.10; Pasndonn,
$19.07, $15.11.
Colorndo Colorndo Springs,
$10.91, $73.18; Puohlo, $10.91.
$57.27; Donvor, $20.13, $3.82.
District of Columbia Washing
ton, $25.43, $24.09.
Illinois Decatur, $8.CG, $9.79;
Springfield, $12.29, $20.82.
Iowa Cedar Rapids, $11.88,
$32.G2; Dcs Moines, $14:30, $30.09;
Sioux City, $10.57, $31.38.
Kansas Kansas City, $9.73,
$57.98; Tokopa, $11.58, $30.72;
Wlohltn, $9.G, $40.17.
Kentucky Nowport, $7.88,
$38.8G; Covington, $9.88, $41.51;
Lexington, $11.10, $24.78.
Louisiana Now Orlenns, $12.79,
$122.81; Shrovoport, $11.00, $19.08.
Massachusetts Havorhlll, $13.
93, $37.CG; Lowell, $13.10, $24.22;
Lynn, $13.G5, $3G.32; Salem $13.09,
$27.12.
Minnesota Duluth, $13.95, $78.
29; St. Paul, $13.01, $43.19.
Missouri Joplln, $7.90, $10.2C.
1 Nebraska-Omaha, $10.30, $109.
23; Lincoln, $10.79, $25.98.
New Jersey Atlantic City, $22.
I7G, $11G.10; Passaic, $10.07. $28.
'40; Tronton, $11.53, $22.09; Jor
soy City, $13.90, $72.80.
Oklahoma Muscogco, $11.02,
$05.05; Oklahoma City, $10.40,
$0G 24.
Oregon Portland, $13.10, $48.
08.
Pennsylvania Allentown, $6.
17, $17.11; Altoona, $8.07, $39.25;
Chester, $7.48; $30.75; Erlo, $8.83,
$9i01: Ilarrlsburg, $10.24, $37.04;
Johnston. $7.17, $8.'JJ;
L,ancamo7,
$7 61. $29.01; McKcosport, $10.91,
$2189; New Castlo. $9.10, $!4 04;jtcd by ordinances.
Reading, $8 22, $15 27, WUkesbarro, So far as Information has been
$9 22, $25 lb, Wllllamsport, $8 57, received by tho Bureau of the Con-
iii'k. vni-if in ,8. si9 .8. cue the only city of oer 30,00o
Tenn'ossoo Cbattauooga, $11.-
28, $GG.S2; Knuxsvlllo, $10.31, $S3.-
51; Nashville, $10.92, $50.02; Mem
phis, $12.95, $75.33.
Toxbb Austin, $9.11, $75.56;
Dallas, $11.11, $3C22; El Paso,
$11. CO, $51.05; Fort Worth, $8.91,
$59.25; Gnlvcston, $11. C3, $113.21;
Houston, $11.95, $73.95.
Utnh Salt Lalto City, $14.48,
$57.01.
Washington Spokane $14. C7,
$G5.5G; Tncoma, $14. 1C, $105. 90.
West Virginia Huntington,
$C97, $23.02.
Wisconsin Oshkosh, $9.19,
$14.32; Suporlor, ?12.C5, $23..U.
Tho corresponding nvorngo flguros
for tho cntlro 195 cities Included In
this report are, respectively, $17.34,
$GS.74.
In 'referring to cities with govern
incuts of tho typo which provnlls In
tho nvorago Amorlcnn city prior to
tho yonr 1900, tho roport uses the
generic designation "Cities governed
by Mayor nnd Council," in Into man
ner, in referring to cities whoso gov
ernments nro such as In tho Inst
deendo liavo como to bo spoken of
as "Commission form" or "Mnnngor
plnn," tho cities aro described as
"Cities governed by Commission" or
"Cities governed by tho manager
plan." Cities govorned by commis
sions or those under tho "City mnn
ngor plnn" mny liavo city "Commls
clons" and cities of tho first clnss
gonornlly glvo to tho chief or
Mayor tho title of "Mayor." Tho
term "Commission form of govern
ment" rofors to tho govariimont of
cities administered by a small num
ber of oftlctnls exercising both leg
islative and exccutlvo authority. This
systoni of government hnB boon giv
en ninny distinctive forms of ln
dlvlduni cities, nnd theso forms nro
frequently spoken of by such dos
lgintlons ns tho "Galveston, plan"
or tho "Dcs Moines plan," according
ns they npiroxlmnto tho form of
government In operation In tho ono
or tho othor of tho two cities men
tlonod. Wilmington Led Off.
Washington, D. C, wns tho first
city In tho United Stntes to bo'gov-
ornod for any number of years by a
commission, coming under that form
of govornmont by tho terms of nn
net of Congress that becamo effec
tive Juno 11, I 78. Tho application
- n.i. ... ..-... 4lm
Government to this particular city,
and tho city of Washington was not
considered as nu exnmplo to other
municipalities with rofcronco to Its
form of govornmont.
Tho groat need of Improvomonts
In sanitary conditions of Momphls,
Tenn., following n sovoro visitation
of yollow fovco In 1878, combined
with tho fact Hint nt tho tlmo tho
city hud Incurred nn Indebtedness
equal to Its authority for borrowing
money, led tho Loglslnturo of Ton
iicssco In 1879 to put an ond to tho
oxlstonco of tho city no n munlclpnl
corporation and to croato In Its stead
a taxing district whoso affairs wcro
conducted by n Email body of offi
cers hnvlng prnctlcally tho authority
of tho commissioners In tho city
undor tho now or commission form
of government. After tho rocovory
of tho city from tho difficulties
which in nil o tills form of government
nocoHstiry, Momplils wus rolncorpor
utcd as n city, with Us earlier furm
of govornmont, and Its oxporlonco
wns not deoinod such ns to oniour
ngo substitution of this form of gov
ernment for -that of Mayor and
Council.
A dostructlvo storm having over
whelmed Galveston, Toxas, on Sop
tembec 1, 1900, nnd loft tho city
prostrnto financially, as Memphis
had been In 1878, Galveston was
placed under a government by n
commission In 1901. Tho oxporlonco
of Gnlvcston under this form of gov
ernment wns such that In 1905 It
was adoptod by Houston, Texas. Two
othor clHes, having 30,000 Inhab
itants, adopted it In 1007. two In
1908, eight In 1909, six in 1910,
15 In 1911, nlno In 1912, 21 In
1913, and threo In 1914.
Tho City Manager I'lun.
An act of tho Ohio T.oglsluturo,
approved May C, 1913, provided
for a form of municipal government
to bo Known cs the "City managor
plan," tho Council to consist of
five members In cities of less thau
10,000 Inhabitants, of Bcvon mom
bora in cities of from 10,000 to 26,
000 Inhabitants, tho Council Using
elected in nil cases for a term of
four years. TIiIh Council Is to con
stitute a governing body with power
to pass ordinances, adopt regula
tions, appoint a ohlof administration
officer to bo known ns tho "City
Manager," fix his salary, approve
all appolntmonts made by him (ex
cept us othorwlso provided), and
appoint a civil sorvlco commission
and all boards or commissions cro-
inhabitants. orgunJzod uudor tho
"City Manager plan" Is Dayton,
Ohio, Somo of tho smaller cities
of that stuto have adopted this plan
and sumo of tho smaller cities of
other states hnvo adopted a plan
somewhat similar, ono or two having
adopted It prior to tho enactment
of tho given statute.
GALVESTON SAVED 11Y
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
THREE hundred American cities
liavo swept nway boards of al
dermen, councllmcn, mayors,
and n host of minor officials) and have
set up n now municipal government
on a plnn so slmplo that It needs no
boss to direct It and tho pcoplo In
these towns not only secured full
control over tholr governments, but
hnvo kept It, election after election.
Whllo Bcorcs of American cities linvo
tholr groups of mon who nro en
thusiastically organizing somo en
deavor to Becuro commission form of
govornmont under tho managerial
svstcni for their own town, why docs
not Marshfield take steps toward mu
nicipal enlightenment. Goodness
knows wo need It wo need nnythlng
Hint will mako for grcntor efficiency
nnd economy In tho ndmlnlstrntlon of
municipal affairs.
The spread of tho commission gov
ernment movement began by acci
dent. Galveston, Texas, after tho
flood of 1900, waa practically wiped
out. So much progressive and con
structive work was demanded that
the old system of a board of aldor
uicn nnd tho usual string of Indepen
dent olectlvo offices broko down. A
group of business men petitioned tho
Btato govomor to Btispcnd tho local
government and roplaco It with a
commission of flvo men. This waSl0 m,i tl ic.OOO on tho Grand Ron
dona and tho wholo city placed undor! do road to Tillamook It tho Btato
Mm mnirni nf fivn mon. lliroo of
whom tho governor appointed.
This wbb how the term "commission"
originated, and tho name, for wnnt of
ItnHni .Inanrltit Inn lirta tttllnl In It nvnr
since, although tho governing
lo no longor a "commission" In, tho
truo Bonso of tho word nt all.
Tho coiiiiiiIbbIoii In Gnlvcston was
able to mako decisions nnd got things
accomplished In halt tho tlmo It took
tho old board of nldormon to got n
resolution referred to n committee.
Tho commission planned and built n
soawall to protect tho city against
furthor storms, raised tho ground
lovol of a largo part of the town, got
"tho city, govornmont running again nt
ono-thlrd less annual cost, mado n
nuinbor of Important Improvomonts
and nt tho snino tlmo reduced the
dolit and the tax rato
debt ami tuo tax raio.
After two years tho commission!
wns mndo olectlvo by popular vote
This wns tho beginning. Onlvoston's,
claim that It was tho best governed,
.. . ., . i o,i. ,.,., iiniin '
city In tho United States mado Houn-
ton Joalous and after a few years this!
city petitioned for a similar govorn-1
inent and was granted It. Othor
Texas cities followed and tho syntom
rapidly spread to largo cities In othor
states.
The most Importnnt variation from
tho orlglnnl typo of commission gov
ernment Is tho Bo-cnllQd "clty-muiin-gor"
plan. Undor this systom tho
elected commissioners nro simply a
board or directors; thoy do not, In
dividually or collectlvoly, concern
thoiiiBolvcB with departmental detail,
as In tho caso of tho old form. That
function thoy leave to an njipolntlvo
chief oxocutlvo who la known as tho
city manager. T'e official Is ox
pactod to ho an oxpeil and need not
bo n resident of tho city nt tho time
of IiIh nppuliitmeut.
Undor tho ilty-maniigor plan, tho,
council, or directing board, Is truly
more repnisontatlvo than undor tho
original commission govornmont nys-
tom; first, becauso It Is not necessary Mnn tro hg hwt to como ncros8
for Its members to nogloct tholr Prl-Wt, porno dollghtful, piquant sauco,
vnte uffnlrs In tho running of tho which will ndil zest to things wp oat,
city, nnd second, becauso It will mako i to all tho divers kinds of moat. Tho
,'',,, ' . . , plutocrats spond ninny dlmcH for
It possible for men to become mom- enucea hrollKllt from foreign climes,
bors of tho council who would mako tho formulas of which I'm told, nro
oxcellont representatives but poor gunrdol carofully ns gold. Ton thou
,., band chefs btlll strivo nnd strain,
manohors. 'and torture what thoy havo of brain,
This Is tho plan of government L0ino fj0 ow condlmont to spring,
successfully nnd profitably In opora- that would bring plaudits from n
tlou In Dayton, Ohio, Stimtor, S. C, I king. Damo Nature gives that noblo
Sprlngflold, Ohio, Hickory and Mor
gantown, N. C, La Grando, Ore, nnd
Phoenix, Ariz.
Why
not add .Marshfield to tho
list?
FOREST NOTi:S.
i la nHiimnnil Hint the Kovoiu
mont's Grand Canon gamo rtffugo radl&h on a slice of hoof! It makes a
fn Arizona now contains about ton I man forget his grlof and stirs his
thousand deor. sluggish appotlto until ho longs to
Moro than nlno million young trees I oat all night Thore's nothing olso
and ton thousand pounds of seed were i that's half ns good; though all in
plunted on tho national forests in ventora living should for centuries
1914 I tholr Bklll employ, to mako a sauco
Tho govornmont built moro than. that Is a Joy, exhausting owrjr wt
two thousand miles of trail and three I und shift, thoy d novor boat Dame
thousand miles of tolophqno lino on Nuturo'u gift. Walt Mason.
tho national forests in 1UJ I
At least 25 por cent of tho larch
timber ovor largo areas In oastom
dregon has been killed or woakenod
by mistletoe, 'and tho fofost sorvlco
Is taking steps to combat the post.
liia on tho sand hills of Nohraska.!
Success has followed forest pianv
Jack plnos planted tnoro uy t;o gov
ornment forost sorvlco ton yoars ngo
now havo a height of over 15 foot and
a diameter of 4 Inches.
Have your LETTER heads, bill
heads, etc., pricted at THE TIMES
qrtlco,
SENATCRWOULD
DUE TEXAS
Itlll Propose to Cnll One of Them
Jefferson.
AUSTIN, Tex., Fob. 13. It a
Joint resolution which 8onator W. A.
Johnson Introduced In tho legislature
Is passed and tho proposal Is support
ed by a majority of tho votors of tho
people of Texas, a now state to bo
called Jefferson will bo created out
of tho western half of tho present
commonwealth.
Mr. Johnson says Hint tho ono mil
lion pcoplo who rcsldo In tho terri
tory ombrnced In tho proposed now
stato aro In open revolt ngalnst thp
bad treatment which they have been
rccolvlng at tho hands of tho domi
nating liquor Interests, which ho
olinrgcs nro In control of tho political
affairs of Toxas.
Under tho net by which Toxas wan
I admitted to tho Union tho common-
, wealth can do divided Into ns many an
flvo states without any notion on
tho part of Congress. Toxas Is big
enough to mnko flvo states, each
larger iii.in Now York.
T OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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Camps nro bdng established nnd
men nro employed on tho now Salem
Stayton railroad.
Tho Oregon Power Company Is In
stalling a new lighting systom for
Monmouth.
Pol k. Yamhill and Tillamook offer
Highway Commission puis up n
pminl mini.
Moro split-log drags nnd loss split
ting profits with rond contractors
will mako bottor roads.
Tho SU Helens quarry has a con-
nSXiMM
n now mill for tho govornmont onag
bcat Mnthlomn.
At Sprlngflold the S. P. Company in
macadamizing Sovcnth street to tho
depot.
Tlio St. Johns Evnngolclnl Luther
an church Is to bo built at n coit
of $0000.
Tho Sprlngflold Pinning Mills will
establish n box and furnlturo fac
tory. Tho Indepondonco fruit growcra
nro organizing a cannery.
Eugono pooplo nro looking after a
laco factory proposition.
Dallas may Usuo bonus to titty mo
i waterworks.
At Albany resolutions woro adopt-
ctl to rn,so 2t000 for,ft cannory.
co-opornt vo cannery
a18rt:0HBfu, 'ywri
Al Klamath Falls nn electric lino
to Eureka Is being promoted.
Eor & Son of K0"0(,l0fI0
tnlillshoil tho manufacture of jlro
ny(jrnnjBi
10 i(ltino Rivor Public Sorvlca
Corporation Is building n power dam
nt Anient.
At Nowborg tho cannory business
for 1014 totalled $53,306.
A Btato flHh hatchery Is to ho lo
cated on loar Crook near Forost
Grovo.
Tho Umatilla county court is mov
ing for n $25000 county library.
At arosham n $25,000 union high
school will bo erected on a 4 aero
tract.
Dallas may got tho unemployed
Great Wostorn sawmill near Blacl?
Rock.
Tho Portlnnd East Sldo Business
Men's Club will eroct a two-Btory
building.
At North Plains tho Hnulonbcck
mill and planor liavo been leased and
will bo operated.
Tho Sprlngflold Creamery Co. will
orect n $5000 concrete building and
refrigerating plant.
Tho Eugono wator board will call
for bids on $25,000 rosorvolrs on
College Crest.
HORSE RADISH
iruu, wio uxeuiiuui huiou ii
root, which grated whon It's Btrong
and fresh, while all Its vim Is In
Its flesh, nnd with some vinegar
then stlrrod, makes all your saucos
seoni absurd. I buy a nomo ror a
dime and nave a condlmont sublime,
I draw tho cork, thoro rushes out,
o fine aroma, strong and stout, that
fairly lifts mo from my feot. and
- ' niakoH mo strangle anil repeal, norao
K. P. NOTICE.
On Monday evening, February 10
Myrtle Lodgo No. 3. Knights of
Pythias, will hold a bantiuot In
tholr hall ou Front street to colo-
bruto the fifty-first anniversary of
tho ordor. All members of tho
order aro Imited to bo probont
Sgucd C A. MOORE, C.C.
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