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OILGON NEWS NOTES
OF GEilFRAL INTEREST
Important Occurrences of Past
Week briefly Compiled for
bur Readers.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 46 of
Lam- County, State o f Oregon, that a school meeting of said district will be
held ut auditorium o f high school buildiug on the 19th day o f July, 1916, at
two o ’clock in the afternoon to vote on the proposition of levying a special
district tax.
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The totul amount o f money needed by the district during the fiscal yenr
beginning on June 19, 1916, and ending on June 18, 1917, is estimuted in the
following budget and includes the umounts to be received from the county
school fund, state school fund, special district tax, and nil other moneys of
the district.'
BUDOET.
1. Teachers’ salaries................................................................................. ®11,310.U0
2. Furniture.......... .............................................................................none
3. Apparatus and supplies, such as maps, ebalk, erasers, stoves, cur-
tains, etc.............................................................................................
50 . 0*1
4. Library books and library......... .........................................................
70.0'*
5. Flags....................................
none
6. Repairs o f schoolhouses, outbuildings or fences................................
100.0'*
7. Improving grounds................................................................................
120.00
8. Playground equipment.........................................................................
50.00
9. Transportation o f pupils........... ..........................
none
10. Tuition o f pupils..........................
none
11. Janitors’ wages.....................................................................................
910.0**
12. Janitors’ supplies..................................................................................
160.00
13. Fuel..............................................................
300.00
14. Light and power....................................................................................
100.00
15. Water.....................................................................................................
100.00
16. Clerk ’* salary........................................................................................
100.00
17. Postage and stationery..........................................................................
50.fM*
1«. For the payment o f bonds, warrants, notes and other indebtedness,
contracted prior to May 22, 1915, and for interest thereon............. 3,850.0*)
19. For the payment o f bonds, warrants, notes, and other indebtedness,
contracted on or after May 22, 1915, and for interest th ereo n ...'.. 6,000.0*»
20. For the payment o f judgments and special assessments......................
80.00
21. Manual training department................................................................
1,025.00
22. Home economics department................................................................
735.00
23. Election and census..............................................................................
40.<*o
24. Insurance...............................................................................................
312.00
25. Telephone..............................................................................................
25.00
Yamhill county will expend (108,000
this year on It* roads.
Gasoline Is rust replacing horses In
all lines of Industry In Grant eounty.
The official opening of the highway
between Astoria and Seaside took
place last week.
In spite of the heavy rains o f the
past week the Mosler cherry crop Is
exceeding estimate*.
Many houaewive» have found a happy Bolution of the breakfast problem in N E W
Huyers are In the market around
Union for cavalry horses, and^all avail­
POST T O A STIE S
able animals of that class are being
eagerly sought.
These new corn flakes are distinctive in that they bear a self-developed flavor all
No report of injury to the Oregon
their own— the delicate, fascinating flavor of choice, white Indian corn. Unlike other
hop crop from the severe rain storms
Makes, they do not depend on cream and sugar to make them palatable.
has been made and on the whole the
crop has been much benefited.
T ry a handful without cream and sugar— note the fine flavor and new form;
Clarence K . Albln, claim agent for
the state Industrial accident commis­
also the tiny
bubbles on each flake. These bubbles are a distinguishing character­
sion, will succeed Major Carle Abrams
istic and are produced by the quick, intense heat of the new process of making, which
as a member of the commission.
•also brings out the wonderful flavor..
Employes of the state who have left
tlid r places to go with the militia are
Although the N EW POST T O A STIE S are a great improvement in flavor and
t<> be paid one month's salary. In lieu
ol their regular vacation on pay.
form, they cost no more than ordinary flakes
Have a package delivered for tomor­
Joint committees of Marshfield and
row's breakfast.
North Send have decided to call the
railroad celebration August 24, 25 and
26 the Coos Hay Railroad Jubilee.
Albany's new plant for the manu­
facture of fruit Juices was placed in
operation Friday, and the first Albany- Total estimated amount of money to be expended for all purposes dur-
made loganberry Juice came from the
ing the year..........................................; ............................................ ®25,487.00
j ly f t
— »old by Grocer» everywhere
presses.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The continued downpour of rain In From county school fund during the coming year.................................... $ 4,300.00
Lane county has resulted In a loss of From state school fund during the eoming year........................................ 1,250.00
thousands of dollars to cherry grow ­ ; Cash now in the hands o f the district clerk...............................................
40.6s
ers, according to statements made by From 1915 taxes not collected....................................................................
6,300.00
Notice for Publication.
From county high school fund..................................................................
2,500.00
Department o f the Interior, U. 8. growers.
1. nnil O ffice lit Knscburg, Oregon, June Koseburg is about ready at last to Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during the com­
ing school year...................................................................................
150.00
go ahead with Its railroad project from
22, 1U1«.
Notice in hereby given that William that place to Rock Creek, after having
II. Flock, o f Onkridge, Oregon, who, on one bond issue declared illegal and Total estimated receipts, not including the money to be received from
July 25, lu ll, innile Homestead Kntry, voting another.
the tax which it is proposed to vo te................................................ $14,540.6«
Merinl No. 07278, for Lot 4 and part o f
More than 100 Jewelers from all sec­
RECAPITULATION.
I .of n 2 and 3, described by metes and
tions of Oregon will attend the ninth Total estimated expenses for the year......................................................$25,487.00
bound«, o f Bee. 17, Tp. 21 8., K. 3 K.
annual convention of the Oregon Re­ Total estimated receipts, not including the tax to be voted.................... 14,540.6«
W. M., and on November i>, 11*14, made
tail Jewelers' association at Albany
Additional Homestead Kntry, Serial No.
July
24 and 25.
Halance, amount to be raised by district ta x ........................................... $10,946.32
09828, for the N W *4 o f t a t 1, and Lots
The annual conventions and camp-
We estimate that a levy o f ten mills will be required to produee the amount
am
2, 3, and 4 o f Sec. 17, Tp. 21 8., K. 3
K. W. M., except the land embraced in meetings o f the Evangelical associa­ o f special tax money shown above.
Dated this 30th day o f June, 1916.
original entry No. <»727«, hnx filed no­ tion of Oregon will open at Jennings
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tice o f intention to make final five- Lodge, near Portland. July 24. and con­ Attest:
E. R. SPENCER,
One lot of Men's Oxfords
$1.35 to $1.95
year proof, to establish claim to the tinue for 10 days.
Worth Harvey, District Clerk.
Chairman Board o f Directors.
land above deacribed, before I. I*, H ew ­
Men’s Dress Shoe
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$2.45 to $4.65
Only 124,444 yards of material have
itt, I’ . 8. Commiasioner, at hi* o ffice at to be removed from the Columbia riv­
Men’s Work Shoes
$1.85 to $4.85
Kugene, Oregon, on the 15th day o f
er entrance channel before there will
August, 11* 111.
he a fairway 40 feet deep and 700 feet
Boys’ Dress Shoes
$1.45 to $2 65
Claimant namea ax witneaaoa: 8. B.
Walker, o f Onkridge, Oregon; J. L. wide into the river.
Children’s Sandals
70c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25
An effort to repeal certain features
Floek, o f Onkridge, Oregon; W. 8.
Walker, o f Onkridge, Oregon; William of the Oregon lien law and substitute
Ladies’ Oxfords
$1.35 and $1.65
for them the law as in force in Wash­
Flock, o f Onkridge, Oregon,
Ladies' Gypsy lace and button
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ington will be made at the next ses­
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W. H. CAN O N, Kegixter.
sion of the legislature.
There are at present 1152 Indians
NOTICE OP T IN A L SETTLEMENT.
living on the Umatilla reservation, ac­
In the Matter of the Estate of George cording to a compilation of records by «*
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Wall, Deceased.
Major E. L. Swartzlander. superin­
Notice is hereby given that the un­ tendent of the agency.
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dersigned administratrix o f the estute
Four members of the fifth company.
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o f tieorge Wall, deceased, has filed her
Coast A rtillery Corps. Oregon national
final account with the county court of
Lane county, state o f Oregon, and said ! guard of Albany, refused to take the
court hax fixed the 8th day o f July, oath when the company was sworn
lull!, at the hour o f 10 o ’clock a. in. of Into the federal service.
Unofficial reports from the survey
said day, ax the time for hearing and
allowing said final account und o f hear of the Siuslaw river bar, being con­
ing objections thereto.
ducted by the United States engineers,
Any und ull persons having objections show that there is a depth of 16 feet
to the allowance o f said final account on the bar at low tide.
ure hereby notified und required to
The heavy rains, which have been
make and file such objections with said
repeated every day since June 24,
court on or before said date.
practically have insured the largest
Dated this 2d day o f June, 1916.
wheat crop to Morrow county since
ELLA W ALL,
Administratrix o f the estate the bumper crop of 1894.
The Silverton pool of 60,000 pounds,
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o f George Wall, deceased.
one of the largest unsold lots of wool x ~ x -> x -x * X “:-x-x~ > x* x-x-.,“XX-->X'<~>x*x~x>x~>x->->x-:-x*->x*
It’s the uniform unva­
in this state and largest in the W il­
Notice of F.nal Settlement.
rying heat of a good oil
Notice is hereby given that the under lamette valley, was sold at private
stove, and the perfect
Wliat do you warn anyway t A Sentinel classified ad. will
signed administratrix o f the estate of sale to a Boston firm for 35 cents.
control, that keeps the
Richard Crow, deceased, has filed
In the past six weeks George M. get it for you. What do you wantf Anyway a Sentinel classi
ju i c e s in— that pre­
in the county court o f Lane county, Newman o f Albany and C. M. Flick-
— a cleaner, cooler
Oregon, her final account as such ad­ inger, who resides north of Albany, fied ad. will get it for you.
s e r v e s the s a v o r y
kitchen, and less
ministratrix and that Saturday, the 22d
goodness of the meat
have captured 68 skunks for the pur­
day o f July, 1916, at the hour o f 2:30
fuel expense
— and gives that even
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pose o f starting a skunk farm near ( f -
o 'clock p. in. o f said dny, has been fixed
b ro w n n esa a ll over.
by said court us the time for hearing Albany.
Rev. Louis S. Cupp, pastor of the
any objections to said report und the
First Christian church In Eugene, the
settlement thereof.
L IL L IE A. CHOW, Administratrix. largest of the denomination on the Pa­
Alta King, Attorney for estute. j22jl20e cific coast, has accepted the position
of chancellor of the University of Kan­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
sas City.
Oeorge GrBrown. clerk of the-state
Department o f the Interior, U. 8.
land
board, was also made secretary
ATI thaconvanlancsof <
For
Land O ffice nt Koseburg, Oregon, June
gaa. Conks avarythlng
of the desert land board by the state
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any wood or coal ranga
R esults
Notice is hereby given that Verty F. hoard o f control, the hoard concluding
will cook, but k e e p »
Hebert, of Onkridge, Oregon, who, on that Mr. Brown could easily HU both
y o u r k it c h e n c o o l.
U se
Tbs long blua chim­
August 18, 1909, mude Adjoining Farm positions.
P ea rl
neys do away with all
Cloudbursts struck in several places
Homestead Entry, Serinl No. 05212, for
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amoks and amall. In 1,
Lot 1 o f Sec. 22, and BE Vi o f 8EV4 of over Umatilla county and did consid­
2,3 and 4-burner sixes,
MW Vi o f S W 'i o f Section 15, Township erable damage
The town of Helix
ovana separate. Also
21 8. Range 3 E. Willamette Meridian, was almost inundated, basements fill­
cabinet models with
has filed notice o f his intention to make ing and streets running waist deep
Kireleaa Cooking Ov­
ana. Ask your dealer
finnl five-year proof, to establish claim
with water.
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to the land above described, before I.
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Advance
Ixvdge.
No.
105.
Knights of
STANDARD OIL
1*. Hewitt, U. 8. Commissioner, at his
COMPANY
o ffice at Kugene, Oregon, on the 27th Pythias, of Vale, has adopted a reso­
(CtlllotnU)
lution to pay $10 a month to the de­
dny o f July, 1916.
pendent wife, parent or child of any
Claimant names as witnesses:
Chnrles K. MeClane, o f Onkridge, Ore member of the lodge who shall an­
gon; George E. Hebert, o f Onkridge, swer the call to arms.
For Sale by
Oregon; William 8. Wnlker, o f Oak-
What w ill be probably the largest
ridge, Oregon; James W. H ill, o f Onk­ silo In Oregon Is now under construc­
ridge, Oregon.
tion at the grounds of the beet sugar
W. H. CANON,
factory of the Utah Idaho Sugar com­
jnnl4-jly!9c
Register.
pany at Granta Pass
It will be 160
feet
wide
by
So®
feet
long
and will be
You wnnt something. Someone else
wants to sell something.
We want excavated to a depth of IS feet. The
want ads. Why not all hnve what we silo is to be used for the storage of
w antf
dec22tf 1 pulp from the manufacture of sugar.
From House to House
the Good News Spreads
New Post Toasties
The Sample Store Has Always
Got Bargains in Shoes and
Everything Ready to W ear
! Home : cTWade : Flour f
FOR HOME PEOPLE
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
The Sample Store
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Milling
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