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B y E L B E K T BEDE.
State Capitol, Salem, Ore,. Jan. 27.—
lSpecial to iHe bentinei)— Talk con­
cerning consolidation ut boards and
commissions is overshadowiug evon talk
concerning bone-dry legislation.
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program as to carrying out the wishes
of me people concerning prohibition is
cut and dried, so to speak, but there is
yet considerable doubt about what com­
missions are to be abolished, which con
soiidaied, and with whom.
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The sensationalists are righ*. Anno »
of the Japanese tire coming to this
country nnd ure solving tin servant
problem.
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A Brooklyn choir iu:i>r«»r mi)» ilia*
the present tlnv church iim»ic is profane
There are other knots that result in ii
l£oo«| «tonI of eusMiij*.
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An insane man recently tiled to
swallow an electric lightliulli. That's
certainly n unique metho I of trying to
get light on the workings o: th * inner
man.
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elohn 1>. Rockefeller i * i » « h
mil
lion»» every year for the « nine of edit
cation, but he in yet n long way« from
there because -of counterplans of the having educate«! the |»eopr* into tlo
house and it was at this time that Rep belief that tlo* Stand.n I <h! ce apany
resentative Thomas decried hasty and in a philanthropic instil i*n»a.
ill-considered action on the part of the
senate and said that it was up to the
Tlo* road that »» pave«I with good in­
house to play the part of the conserve tentions isn’t intended for heavy haul
tive, to preserve the even balance of
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legislation and act us the governing
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
UNDER THE BIO DOME
AT SALEM
Utilise is une of the tilings that
ousts nothing mill i* worth millions.
Let us not be stingy in giving it to the
deserv ing.
1, 1917
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weight of the two houses, thus revers­
A nutn who makes his wife and fam
ing precedent.
ily completely happy comes pretty near
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lie ing a Christian.
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Plans now under way propose abolish­
ing the labor commissioner, the indust­
The spice manufacturers have formed
rial welfare commission, the industrial :» trust and propone to put a l»ttlc gin
accident commission and the child labor ger into the business.
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commission and investing the duties of
nil those departments in a commission
If a man is a transition from the
to be known as the Oregon labor com­ monkey, it is about time for some peo
mission, the consolidation of the still pie t«» start making the transition.
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In the first place, Governor Withy- lion registration board with the live
combe two years ago made some recom­ stock sanitary board, the consolidation
The mail who makes two blades of
mendations along ttus line, which, by of the dairy and food commission with grass grow where only one grew before
the way, were not carried out to any the state board of health, making the isn’t necessarily a nature fakir.
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appreciable degree. This year he has dairy and food commissioner sealer of
made further recommendations, some of weights and measures, abolishing the
The man who patents a smoke cnnsuin
which are not iu harmony with those state tax commission, consolidating the mg attachment for cigarettes will earn
made two years ago.
desert land board and the stute land a title clear to mansions in the sky.
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board, consolidating the insurance and
In the next place, there is consider­ corporation departments.
T H E M A I D OF M O N T E R E Y
able jealousy between the senate and
it is pretty certain that the ways and
the house as to which is to have the means and committee will demand the
[Following is an old time hullad of
credit
for consolidation legislation. carrying out of a number of the con che Mexican war. It s author is ua
Work wa* started with consolidation solidation plans in order that the money anowu. J
committees in both houses. Both had to be appropriated may be made to go
The moon was shilling brightly
plan* which were not entirely in har­ around and may possibly suggest some
Upon the Imttie plain,
mony and there had been as much trou­ consolidations of its own.
And the gentle stars shone forth
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ble in getting the consolidation com
On the features of the slain.
mittees to consolidate as to decide
Representative Bean, of Lane county,
The gun» had ceased their firing,
which boards and commissions to con is taking a great interest in the con
And the drums in silence lay,
solídate. The committees are now hold- solidation program and has mapped out
Then came the Meuoritn,
ing joint sessions, but there is no reason a bill covering the whole subject which
The Maid of Monterey.
to feel certain that differences are to he will introduce in the event of laeX
be harmonized.
of progress by the consolidation com
.She cast a look of anguish
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mittees.
Ou the dying and the dead,
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With recommendations
from
the
And a gentie prayer she offered
governor and with each body of the
The bill by W. B. Jones to abolish
For those who fought and bled.
assembly suggesting ideas of its own, school supervisors was put on the skids
And as the bugle sounded,
those attached to salaries are sitting immediately after a fresh application
Just at the dawn of day,
tight and are probably hoping that of lard.
Then came the Señorita,
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when the session closes the various
The Maid of Monterey.
forces will still be trying to harmonize
The bill by Representative Griggs
their ideas and that the operation that which would provide for the semi
She gave the thirsty water,
would amputate them from their sala­ monthly payment of wages by rail­
She healed the (deeding wound.
ries will not have been performed.
roads. mills and other private corporat­
Her lap was made a pillow
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ions, is of considerable interest to re­
For those who died and moaned;
Incidentally it may be mentioned sidents of Lane county but is meeting
And as the dying soldier
that many of those whose political sus­ strong opposition from the railroad
For one bright dream did pray,
tenance is threatened have friends in lobby. Mr. Griggs, who lives just over
He blessed the Señorita,
both houses and that many members i the line in Douglas county, is a quiet
The Maid of Monterey.
who have such friends wish to see the | member hut is learning the ropes and
ax drop somewhere else first.
seems to be popular with his colleagues.
Alrhongh she had n nation,
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And prayed that it might live,
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Also incidentally it may be mention­
Mr. Jones, of Lane, has introduced a
Yet for a foreign tocman
ed that each particular head of each bill to prohibit involuntary servitude
She had a player to give.
particular department can explain in de­ and forcible detention in home or pri­
Then hail to this bright beauty
tail why the entire fabric of govern­ vate institutions; another to require the
That drives death » pangs away,
ment would be destroyed beyond even county court of Lane county to pur
The dark eyed Señorita
the remotest hope of recovery by any chase a site suitable for fair purposes.
The Maid of Monterev.
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interference
with that
particular
department.
The Lane and Douglas county de­
legations have introduced a bill to pro­
Still more incidentally it may be vide for the transfer of certain records
mentioned that several political booms from one county to the other, made ne
of great promise are being incubated oessarv by the change of boundary lines
during the session and care is necessary two years ago.
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that they be not exposed to draughts
and other extreme atmospheric con­
Mr. Bean has introduced bis gasoline
ditions that might affect seriously the road tax bill, providing for a tax of one
delicate and only partially developed cent a gallon and a half cent tax on
embryo.
Therefore great diplomacy distillate. In connection with this he
must be exercized in handling any­ has introduced a second bill to remove
thing so delicate as the ousting of those the requirement that gasoline must be
of sufficient political influence as to of 60 per rent specific gravity.
It is
have secured a job with salary attach­ expected that this will reduce the
ed.
Also
ambitious members must wholesaler's price one cent a gallon, so
make good on their promises ind must that the price of gasoline will not be
heed the demand from those with votes changed by the imposition of the tax.
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who insist on some tangible evidence
that state expenses have been cut.
Col. W. G. D. Mercer, sergeant-at-
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arms of the senate, has received con­
Also there is some little fee'ing that siderable undesirable advertising in the
the republicans are willing to put a papers of the nation through the fact
democrat under the guillotine while that he gently pulled the eoattnils of a
having a different feeling towards minister who was taking a little too
those of their own faith, and vice versa. much time in his prayer for the saving
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of the senate. The papers have put in­
O f course, there are many members to the mouth of the colonel words he
who have no political ambitions to sat­ did not use and had no intention of us­
isfy, are not particular as to who gets ing. As a matter of fact the eolonel
the credit, who owe nothing to those said nothing to the divine. He did not
who would like to continue permanent­ expect that even the gentle tugging at
ly their strong attachment to the month­ the eoattail would Vie noticed, and the
ly pay check and who make no fine imputation that he whispered into the
distinctions about political faith or car of the praying one that “ he had
previous condition of servitude. This gone far enough for those fellows” , or
was well shown when the bill to abolish nny like words, is entirely without foun­
the tax commission came up in the dation on fact.
senate and Senator Garland said that
Thp Colonel delivered thp prayer him­
he would vote to peform a neat opera­ self Friday morning, and it wa* short
tion just below the ears of one of the and to the point.
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few of his own faith now holding state
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jobs and would expect the republicans
to reciprocate later on. Senator Bald­
win, also a democrat, voted to mnkc a
democrat the first victim.
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Some of the feeling between the two
houses was exhibited when this same
bill came up for consideration in the
house.
The skids were put under it
Senator Garland, of Linn county, is
a hard working member, both for his
district and the state at large. He hns
sound ideas which he has no fe a r of
expressing. For one thing he is spend
ing a great deal of time and energy in
endeavering to get the rond over the
Cascades by way of Fish lake made a
subsidiary highway.
SENATE TO HOLD
LONGER SESSIONS
POOR AS W E L L AH RICH M A Y
A C Q U IR E C O L L E G E E D U C A T IO N
Democrats Bring in Measure
to Meet Preparedness
Expenditures.
1 « thè mit of u college educatila pio
llihitive |o ii poni uiiiii t
,
Certaiulv not, «uv th«' “ biitcher»’ ’ ut
thè Uuiv et «il « ot Oregon.
Ilo* Iti mg
ex peli»«'» ni tbc»o * * Imlcher»,
incinti
liig fumi, i l'Ut. Iiglit, water, lietit. lumi
dry nini accessorie», ure sul«! lo uni
frolli $> to $15, «lependlng mi uluit thè
titi.ltvidunl eun uffonl
Tliero uri* now 21 “ batehers, “ meli
nini vvoineii, nt Oregon. Reeentlv III«'«
perfected un oigani/ntìmi, ol' wlneli Vi
leu Rolhwell, u senior liiujoi illg in III
cinture, i» pre»nlcnt. One nlijcct of thè
organi/iit imi i» to promote felina »hip
unti exehnnge of nnitiiully helpful iilen»
rcgnrding thè problema of living. Ali
other «dijeet i» to circuiate throiiglioul
thè »tuli' Informiliion rcgunling living
tinnì itimi» unii thè uetiiul rosi of living
ut thè I niversily.
'• \nv persoti w ho ha* pomi hnnltli nnd
i» «villini; to vvork enn gel un educatimi
nt Oregon. * ' snid Curri» Bearli, of Pori
lumi, vice presiilent of thè orgiinir.ntìon
Washington
With
less than ltd
working days remaining tu Ilio life
o( the «141II congrega, the democratic
»tiering committee of the senate de
elded to hold daily scagiona ot the
senate from 11 o i i o i k lu the morn
mg until 10 o'clock ut night, begin
ning Thursday. February I
An obstruction to buslnesa which
democratic leaders fear Is the urgent
de-lire of republican seuuiors to fore*
discussion of President Wilson » peace
address, us provided for In Senator
Cummins resolution to reaffirm the
lauti of the seuale in Die Monro*
doctrine and the principles of Wash
ingtnu and Jeffersou advising against
entangling foreign alliances
111 the house this week 111* revenue
fight will begin
The entire mem
bershlp of the ways uml nouns com
mlttee considered the measure train
ed by Chairman Kit« bin and hi* dent
oerutle cull« agues
1 he measure Is designed to raise
about $248.UOb.000 to meet extraordl
narv military uml numi expenditures
by i xeres profila tax ami an tncreas
ed Inheritance tax and to provld«
lino.000.000 more to cover the |uir
(h a » r of the Danish West Indies ex
penditurea on the Alaskan railroad
i he
proposed
government
nitrate
p'unt and other enterprise*
••Hat« Iter*” ut U of O Dcmonstrate
All May Bave Thi* Advautag*.
V l'unii new »paper is a gnod booster
for any gitoti rnmmuuity. If thè coni
miinity i i gooil «'notigli for you nnd your
turai paper is punii enmigh for the com­
munity, send Hit ut |>lt» rupie* to your
pomi friend» once ni n wliilc. You w • 11 '
tu' iloing pomi, Ilo* paper mny do siimi*
pomi, and theu wn’ll «ili he pumi fri
lows.
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A Good Friend
They Keep You Looking
Voting
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IH K O I A L
There have been none o f th«*
diNiigreeuble linen uml «ennui of
I he ' ' o l d fiiahlonod ’ ' bifoeul*.
but they enable you to w e near
uml fur objiM'tn with perfert «h»
f im t ne nn
KMYPTOKH
|»ron«»iim-e«l Cri p
toll si ure the b i l ne al » thut I «• n • I u
l«*«»k «»f youthfn| i l i g ml v ami ut
the «suine ti me g i v e perf«*e| Might
A (¿«»od f tH’inl Mitili«!» liv \ • «il \v I ifii ili
Cottagi* (¿rovi* |»« mi | i |«< t« Il ho*
1 ». mii'ii Kitili«'v I' i II m hitv «• » 1011«! t )««* tra!
Mr» K i I h II mt k i'ii«|iii M«’«l limili » over
May Fight for Territory Pershing Quit
O p tom etrist
thr«*«' vt'iirn ago timi ugnili ««mlit 111 h Ibi*
No official Information Is ut hand ai­ »(«•ly. i ’«»ul«i you :i»k f«»r m«»r«* poiiviii «
H81 Willamette Ht . Eugene. Oi*
to whether Villa or Carranza troops iiij 4 t«*xtimony *
Sueee»*«»r t«> Murge*» ( )pt i<*t«l I ’«».
are to occupy the territory U-ft vacant
Mr», NI. Kt'lM'lboi'k, Birch un«! .1 Mi» .
by the Americans but the belief is <’«*ffag«* (¿ro\r, mu v 4 ; •*! mn Miihjrrt t • »
strong here that Villa who Is credited kiditry wi'tikin"«» ami I wa» nrv«*r et 1*1«*
with having a forte of wt least hum t«> fimi 1111 v uirtlit ni«' tliuf would rrally
well armed men and who is now »aid h« !I• 111? until I iH**«i !>«•:• li » Ki«im*jr
Lilla.
\ »h»»rt trriit m«nt of ihi» medi
to he at least four times as strong us
The City Trau*f«r
trine olire in avvini«* kr«|*» me f »«•«• fnun
All Kim !» of
when the American troops crossed the
all kiiiiiev eoli» piti i ut. * '
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border, will n
a desperate effort
given Eehruury 22, lui ’•
to take the tei
y
On Mare!» 27, l!»l*i, Mi» Kebe|l»«'ek
The Pershing withdrawal will be uniti " Mv e»timatinu of l>oi«u'» Kitlnev
carried out with as mm h speed us pns IMI» remain» unehang«'«!
I have never
Plana Moving a WperUlty
sible and it is hoped that the men wili had thi» medirine to fui! ti» givi* me
W O O D A N D CO AI.
be bui k on American aoit before the »uti»fu«'tion whenever 1 have u*rd il.*'
Phone 56
Fri« ? 50?, ut all dealer*.
I>*ui't
Office At Eagle Cigar Ho.re
close of trita week
A combination of reasons Is given «imply u*k for 1 » kidney reiue«!y get
l'ill» the unni? that
unofficially fur the withdrawal deci i)«mn ’» Ki«lne\
P R O F E S S IO N A L CA R D S
Mrs. Kelielbe« k
ha* twn e p u ld x ly
sion
First was the inipructibillty ot
re«'oiiiuiemle«l.
Konter-M illoirn
( ’«».,
of actually "capturing Villu
as the
MAX LUEBKE
l'rops., Muffai«», N. Y.
object of the expedition was explained
THE
RAWLEIGH MAN
to be lu a White house stati'ineiit is
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sued at the tune the expedition
sent In Then with the border uppar
I’kone 176 I.
Department of the Interior, P. H
ently safe, the demand for llie return
I alni Office at IC"»eliiirg. Oregon, Jan
of Hie state troops has become more
uarv 22, IPI7.
R M MeCARGAR, D L» S.
and more pressing
Notice is hereby given thut Fred A
DENTIST
Blackwell, of Klkhead, Oregon, who, on
November 2'.), 1915, umile Houiestend
rHirvr«! matantlv I a !•••»!
K i ** m | i * ii <' c * it i»«I ul I d « 011«
Entry, aerini number 010477, for tin* •hi: At ton
S W *4 of Sert ion 26, Township 22 M • I rk »outh of |M$*toffIC#.
Range « W., Willamette Meridian, bn» t*k<»!!« 1*11.1
Cut tug«* (¿rove, on*|»«»n
filed notice of intention to make filini
commutation proof, to e»tuldi»h «dann to
I'hutie, 47
Office Law »on Mlk
the lumi above «leseribed, before the
Tacoma. Wash
Pour small «till
Register und Receiver of the Failed
dren were brutally murdered at Au
DR. C. E FROST
Htutes I.und Office, nt Rimelmrg, Ore
burn early Sunday us they lay in their pon. oe the llth day of March, I!*I 7.
Electrical Treatment* X kuy put nr’-*
beds
It ia alleged 'lie room and beds
Claimant names as witne»»es: V <
MicroMcopie Lxumination of hi’ultju
had been saturated with kerosene and Norris, of Melrose, Oregon; Emery o d
and Hit»*»«!
then the house set on firs
frey, of Klkhead. Oregon; Earnest Vm-
Their father, S A lleweit, a North in ii n, of Klkhead. Oregon: Kit I »'t r nine,
erri Pacific hrskeinan In the rallroau of Klkhead, Oregon,
J E YOUNG
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W. il. C A N O N , Register.
yards al Auburn, was placed under ar j —■
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
Sherman W. Mcody
im ' i '«I.
Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Drayiny Done
on Short Notice
4 CHILOREN SLAIN;
FATHER ARRESTED
rest by tliu King county sheriff and
taken to Seattle
Licger.ng Coughs Are Dangerous.
llewett's story Is that the four chll
Get rid of that tickling rough that
dren retired as usual to their beds but keeps you nwake ntn.ight and drain»
during the night one was taken ili your vitality and cnWgy, Dr. K in g ’»
• P E A R S C A B ” IS D E C L A R E D
A N U N N E C E S S A R Y D IS E A S E He went to attend the little one. tak New Discovery is n pleasant linlsnm
Ing a kerosene lamp, which lie left remedy, nnf¡septic, laxative and prompt
It soothes the irritated
burning on a chair between tbelr two ly effective.
membrane und kill» the rnld germs;
Plow Under Dead Leaves and Spray beds
Being restless he said he took
your cough i» soon relieved. Delay i»
With Bordeaux Mixture.
a walk, returneil later and fell into a
dangerous- get Dr. King's New Dis-
sound sleep, from which he wa> awak
“ Abolish the unnecessary disease of ened by flames crackling all about eovery nt once. For nenrly fifty years
it bus been the Divoriti- remedy for
pear scab,” says the University of Cal­
him
Unable to r« ai h the children he grippe, croup, coughs and cold*. Get n
ifornia to the fruit growers of the state.
said he rushed to a neighbor's to give bottle to dny nt your Druggist, 50c.
“ There is no need of letting the sur­
a f i r e alarm and then returned, and
face of pears be blotched and indurated
with this preventible disease. There with a garden hose tried to quench
was an unusual prevnlenee of ‘ pear the flames.
Examination of the children's char
scab* in California during the past year,
yet it may readily be checked. The uni
red bodies, the coroner said, revealed
versify tells how, in a circular on ‘ Con­ the fact that their skulls had been
trol o f Pear Scab,’ written by Ralph E. crushed In, while the inaMressea on
Smith, professor of plant pathology, and which they lay wcie saturated with
obtainable free by writing to the c o l l e g e
blood.
of agriculture at Berkeley. This is the
Mrs Hewett. th« mother, left the
method:
family home last week and was in j
“ Plow under dead leaves as thorough
Everett
ly ns possible.
“ Spray with Bordeaux mixture twice
Dry Bill Passed in Oregon House.
while the buds are unfolding; first
when the leaf buds arc just opening;
Salem, Or.— fallan. Ktlbll. Lewis
second a week or ten days later, just Maekay. Hrhlmpff, Stott and Willett
before the individual blossoms open. — these are the names of the only
The first spraying is the more import­
members who voted avaltist the bone
ant, but both should be given.
dry prohibition bill Monday. The bill
“ An extrn precaution is to spray a
went through the house after a four
third time, mixing the first lead arsen
hour
siege of oratory, by a vote of
ate codling moth spray with Bordeaux
53 to 7.
mixture instead of plain water.
“ Good equipment and high pressure
should be used, and the trees covered
Food Forced on Hunger Striker.
thoroughly, especially the twigs and
New York
Mrs Ethel Byrne, who
buds. ’ ’
began a "hunger strike whi'ii she was
sentenced to 30 day* In the penltentl
N e w Cars for Southern Pacific
ary on Blackwell's Island for birth
Announcement is made by the Mouth- control propaganda, was subjected to
ern Pacific company that it is hnving forcible feeding
built for the Pacific fruit express 2700
new refrigerator curs to be delivered
Sends Kalaer Birthday Congratulation
next April, in time for .the last of the
Washington
President Wilson Sat
orange crop and the beginning of the
urday
rallied
Emperor
William for
deciduous fruit crop.
mal congratulation!» on the isth anul
The Hentinel wants want ads. dldtf veraary of bla birth.
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DR. A J. HENDRY
D E N T IS T
LADY
ATTENDANT
O V E R FI KMT N A T I O N A L B A N K
Wotk «lone after liouis and Mondays by
uppointment
Phone 10
Cottage Grove, « ire(j'*n
A W. KIME, M. D.
PH YSICIAN
AND
GURU EON
Office ie Phillips
Building, over the
Benson li>ug Htorn.
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Office Phone 34 Residence Phone 126.1
DR W M HAMILTON
L I C E N S E D C H IR O P R A C T IC
PH YSIC IAN
Consultation ami examination fiec. O f ­
fice hours It to 5. Mondays ami evtni igs
by appointment.
Office in old Pottnge Grove ttunk Bldg
104(4 Mam Avenuo
»
Prm tiers
FT
in nil courts.
Twenty five
yenrs' experience
A r O O R L Y F E D HORSE
H. J. SHINN
reflect* discredit on it* owner, but the
owner get* the worst of the deni bo
cause economy in feeding the nor**
affects its working rapacity as well ms
its appenisuce. If your horse kicks on
his feed you enn correct it by buying
your feed here, as you get the best
ipiality for the lenst outlay. Fnrmcr*,
contractors snd horse owners generally
know that our feed is always up to tlis
standard.
ATTORNEY AT LA W
STERLING FEED CO.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Bader Bldg.
flottage Grove, Ore.
ALTA KINO
ATTORNEY AT L A W
Office in rear of First
National Bank
Cottage Grove
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