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8 c per lin e fo r sin g le in s e r ti o n ; 5c p e r line fo r su b s e q u e n t in s e r ti o n s up to an d
I chased to ag ain r e v e r t to p r i v a t e o w n ­
ersh ip.
T h e m a s te r h y p o c ri te e x p e c te d th a t
th e m o ve to do a w a y w ith a d v e r t is i n g
d e lin q u e n t ta x ti tle s to th e public would
p ro v e so p o p u la r t h a t the people would
rise up an d insist on p u t t i n g th is p r e t ty
li ttle schem e over on them selves.
A nd th e scheiao cam e p r e t t y near
w o rk iu g
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veal th e w olf f a n g s u n d er th e s h e e p ’s
c lo t h in g which it chose to w ear at times.
T he h y p o c ritic a l clo v en hoof p r o t r u d ­
ed from th e holier t h a n th ou g u r b which
T he J o u r n a l chose to w ear at o th e r
times.
Filially th e n e w s p a p e rs a g a in to re
th e m ask o f innocence from T h e J o u r ­
nal au d d is p lay ed th e lu s tfu l fa c e of
th e m a s te r h ypocrite.
And th e n T h e J o u r n a l ' s s lip p e r)
schem e w as d e fe a te d .
in clu d ing a to t u l o f f o u r in s e r ti o n s ; 5c per liue f l a t fo r all n o tic e s r u u u m g fix e
in s e rtio n s to ten in s e r ti o n s ; 4c p e r lin e f l a t for notices r u n n i n g o v e r ten in s e rtio n s
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n ailo n or pop ulntinn
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A larg e voice is im p re ss i« e Until it
becomes oppressive.
S o m etim es a woman looks th e worst
w av fo r a man.
A h a p p y home ro bs a muti of the
a m b i ti o n to rise to places of honor mid
glory iu the n atio n th a t can lie at
ta i n e d only by th e sacrifice, s a d b r e a k ­
ing, o f te n d e r home ties.
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E v e ry person has some good point
IIK leg islatu re has long boon a sub look fur it.
je c t o f ridicule an d derisio n . To
east a spersio n upon th a t a u g u s t body We h a v e h e a rd
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lias been a p o p u la r p a stim e .
w e a th e r re p o r ts t h a t cam e true.
N o d o u b t le g is la tu re s o f th e past
h a v e deserv ed such ridicule. N o doubt
T he xx omaii who ru n m a n a g e a lias
T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H l, 1917
some o f th e i r a c ti o n s h a v e been q u e s ­ band c a n usually m a n a g e p r e t t y xxell
tio n a b le an d fit s u b j e c t for th e a p p li­ w ith o u t one,
c a ti o n o f o p probrium .
T H E L O R D 'S P R A Y E R .
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B ut t h e le g is la tu re of t o d a y is a d if
D o n 't it b e a t all th a t when you meet
The fo llow in g b e a u t i f u l co m p o s itio n was fo u n d on th e b a t t l e f i e l d a t C h a r le s ­ fe r e n t le g isla tu re th a n th a t o f even s o m e o n e ’s ey e u n e x p e c te d ly an d feel
ton , S o u th C aro lin a, d u rin g th e C iv il w a r. I t was w r i t t e n by a w ou nd ed c o m ­ a few y e a r s ago. T he c h a r a c t e r and compelled to say so m ething, some non
q u a li ty o f m em bers a r e i m p ro v i n g at sensienl t h i n g com es to y o u r m outh nn«i
ra d e who n e v e r liv ed to get home, a n d is q u it e a l i te r a r y cu rio sity .
each a n d e v e ry session. T h e y a r e men b u sts r i g h t o u t !
who n re c o n sc ie n tio u s; th ey a re business
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T h o u to t h e mercy s e a t o ur souls d o s t g a th e r ,
m en from th e i r c o m m u n itie s ; they
To do o u r d u ty u n to T h e e ........................O u r F a t h e r
A m an ra n so m e tim e s get a long ways
know t h a t th e y a re g o in g b ack to such w ith a y o u n g lady by si tt in g still and
To whom all p raise, all ho no r should b e g iv e n ;
c o m m u n itie s to m eet th e i r c o n s t i t u e n t s holding h e r on his lap.
F o r tho u a r t th e g r e a t God...................- ..... W ho a r t in h eav en
fa c e to f a c e ; th e y a re men w ith a n hon
Thou, w ith wisdom, rul ’at th e w o r l d 's whole f a m e ;
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oru h lc d e sire to be of s e r v ic e to the
F o rev er, t h e r e f o r e ............ ............ ..............« . H a l l o w e d be th y name.
Man c a n n o t serv e his c o u n tr y in pub
s t a t e ; most of th e m m ust m a k e saeri lie s t a t i o n s an d d e v o te th e tim e he
L e t n e v e rm o re d elay d iv i d e us fr o m
fices ill o rd e r to p e rf o rm t h a t s e r v ic e ; should to th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e sue
T h y g lo rio u s face, b u t l e t-------------------- T hy k in g d o m come,
th e r e is b u t on e th i n g they v a lu e ab o v e
L e t t h y c o m m an d s opposed be by n o n e,
re e d i n g g e n e ra tio n .
th e resp ect o f th e i r co lleagues a n d th eir
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B u t th y good p le a s u re u n d ................ - ..... Thy will l>e dona
f r i e n d s a t home, a n d th a t is to r e ta in
Aud let o u r p ro m p tn e s s to obey be e v e n
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few long s e a r s on the side o f a
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T h e v e ry s a m e .___ ______ ....____________ In e a r t h a s lis in h eaven .
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T h en f o r o ur souls, O L o rd , we also p r a y
tho re s u lt is t h a t th ey tr y to put n o th ­ his xvhiskers h a v e s t a r t e d to grow but
T h o u w o u ld st be p leased t o ........................G ive us th is d a y
in g o v e r on th e people a n d it is a p r e t t y t h e y ’re an in f a ll ib l e sign t h a t “ p a te r
T h e fo od o f life w h e r e w i th our souls a r e fed,
h a rd pro p o sitio n to put a n y t h i n g over f a m i l i e s ’ ’ is going to s w e a r th e next
¡Sufficient r a im e n t a u d .................... .........._..O ur daily b read .
<111 th em . T h ey d e m a n d to know the tim e he tr ie s to use his razor.
W it h e v e r y n e e d fu l t h i u g do th o u re lie v e us.
p ro b a b le e ff e c t of th e law s b ro u g h t to
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A n d Of th y mercy, p i t y .................. .............. A nd fo r g iv e us
th e i r co n sid e ra tio n . A n y o n e who goes
O u r m isd eeds, fo r him w hom th o u d i d s t please
T h e w ife is t r u ly suspicious when
th e r e to lobby for a n y p iece o f le g is la ­ sh e c a n ' t receive a l e t te r from her
To m a k e a n o f f e r i n g f o r
........ .............. O u r tr e sp a ss e s
tion soon f i n d s t h a t out. O f course h u s b a n d «villi u fl o w e r in it w ith o u t
A nd, fo r as much, O L o rd , ns we b e lie v e
t h e r e a rc a few whose p res en ce is a w o n d e rin g how much he paid by the
T h a t th o u w ilt p a rd o n u s..............................Vs we f o r g iv e
puzzle, but exea th e s e are h o nest, con­ d « /e n .
L et t h a t love teac h , w h e re w ith th ou a c q u a i n t 'st us
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T o p a r d o n __ ______________ _____ _______ T hose w ho t r e s p a s s a g a in s t us s c ie n tio u s an d xxell m e a n i n g an d th eir
m i s t a k e s an- of the h ead r a t h e r th a n of
A n d t h o ’ som etim es, t h o u f i n d ’s t we h av e fo r g o t
S e rm o n s d o u ' t seem so bad when you
t h e h e a rt.
T h is love f o r thee, y e t h e lp .................. .......And lead us not
rend th e m in th e p a p e r.
A n o th e r n o ticeab le t h i n g is t h a t mem
e s s
T h ro u g h soul or b o d y ' s w a n t to d e s p e r a ti o n ,
tiers nre p r e t ty c a r e f u l a b o u t th e kind
N o r let e a r t h ’s g a in d r i v e us................... I n to t e m p t a t i o n
No one deserv es a p p lau s e fo r doing
of le g isla tio n th e y in tr o d u c e fo r some his d u ty .
L e t n o t t h e soul o f a n y t r u e b e lie v e r
one else. A tew y e a r s ag o some m em ­
F a ll in th o tim e o f t r i a l ........ ...................... But d e liv e r
b e rs would not h e s i t a t e to in t r o d u c e a L I K E G R O V E C L I M A T E T H E B E S T
Yea, s a v e th e m fro m th e malice o f t h e d e v il;
bill s t u c k th ro u g h th e ru ilin g to them
A n d b o th in life a u d d e a th , k e e p .......... I s lruiii ev il.
by a s t r a n g e r , but it is uot so now.
T h u s p r a y we Lord, fo r t h a t o f th e e f r o m wisdom
F o rm e r V is ito rs H e re W rit« of P ro s
A more n o ticeab le th i n g is t h a t many
T h is m a y be h a d __ ___________________ F o r t h i n e is t h e kin g d o m ,
p u rity in K a n s a s
m e m b e rs tr y to m a k e a record o f i n t r o ­
T h is w orld is o f th y w o rk s its w o n d ro u s sto ry .
d u c in g as few bills a s possible.
T o th e e b e lo n g s___ _____________________T he pow er a n d th e g lo ry
Agenda, Kali.. Feb. Ifl.— (T o th e E d ­
T a k e n all in all th e le g is la tu re is be­ itor.
A n d a ll th y w o n d ro u s w o rk s h a v e e n d e d never.
Kaoxving so m a n y G ro ve people
co m in g each session a more sane a n d m akes y o u r p a p e r a welcome x is ito r at
B u t will re m a in f o r e v e r a u d ............. ....... Forever.
sen sib le body a n d t h e th i n g s t h a t our home e x e ry week mid r e a d in g o f the
T h u s we, p o or c re a tu re s , would c o n f e s s ag ain ,
b r o u g h t it into d is r e p u t e 11 few y e a r s recent J a y h n w k e r g a t h e r i n g I th o u g h t
A n d w ould say e t e r n a l l y ------ ------ --------- Amen.
ag o a r e to be .seen no more
Money has th a t possibly a fexv lines from th e Hun
no influen ce. T o h a v e o f f e re d it would flo w er s t a t e m ig ht be o f in te re s t to
T h e J o u r n a l n e v e r w as a t a n y tiny* linee been a d ead ly in s u lt to a n y m e m ­
T H E M A S T E R H Y PO C R IT E .
some o f y o u r readers.
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d u c e r ' s s t a n d p o i n t , th a t we h av e ev er
o f p i e t y would h ave b een t o T h e O regon pL* w hile it go t a w a y w ith th e bacon in co m in g a bo dy w hich m a y be spoken of
had, o w in g to th e e x tr e m e ly high prices
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a n o th e r form.
w ith resp eet and d u e d e fe re n c e .
It o f all fa r m p ro d u c ts . O f course, the
T h e r e p u t a ti o n o f T h e J o u r n a l has
T h e J o u r n a l n e v e r h a s been honest, should be an o b je c t o f p rid e a n d not
d r o u th follow ed o n e o f the w e tte s t y e a rs
b een (a n d still is) t h a t i t would sto o p T h e J o u r n a l n e v e r has been c o n s is te n t, of derision .
we e v e r sax«, o th e r w i s e o u r crops m igh t
to a n y m ean s w h ich m ig h t b e used to R *■ no t possible for C. H. J a c k s o n , i h r
not h a x e been so good. T h e re has n ever
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T H E W H Y O F IT
been a tim e since Inst J u n e when the
th e b a c k a fr ie n d w ho stood in th e w ay s i s te n t in his n e w s p a p e r w ork . T h e y
g ro u n d xvns in good c o n d itio n to plow,
tell th i n g s a b o u t th e m a n n e r i n w hich
o f a n y t h i n g it set o u t to accom plish.
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Y et w ith i n th e p a st tw o m o n th s we he c o n d u c te d the n e w s p a p e r bu sin ess in
“ Why should th e s t a t e r e g u l a te soxxii last fall. We raise n o th in g but fall
h a v e seen th is h a r d e n e d old sin n er s h e d ­ e a s t e r n O regon t h a t do no t h a rm o n iz e th e s a la rie s a c o u n ty shall pay its own w h eat here. It b a re ly f a m e th ro u g h the
d in g b u c k e tf u ls o f t e a r s fo r th e d o w n ­ w ith T h e J o u r n a l ’s re c e n tly assum ed o ff ic e r s w ith its uwn m o n e y f ’
g ro u n d a n d how it will s t a n d a r a t h e r
tr o d d e n d e lin q u e n t t a x p a y e r an d m a k ­ ” holier t h a n - th o u ” a t t i t u d e . T h e y tell
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th e s t a t e who d id not a n a ly z e th e s i t u ­ to p o f colum n a n d n e x t to re a d i n g m a t ­ in g th e elec ted o f f ic e r s who did not p e r ­ J a n u a r y was c h a n g e a b l e and to w a rd
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D eacon J a c k s o n did no t, as a m a t t e r in g th e f a i t h f u l who w ere in side the w r i t e r i n t e n d e d p lo w in g on th e .’l i s t ,
J o u r n a l ’s h y p o crisy . T h is was also tern
p o ra r ily t r u e o f some o f th e m e m b e rs of fa c t, g iv e a t i n k e r ’s d a r n fo r t h e de ring. In th e in te re s t o f f a ir play, and b u t th e n ig h t b e fo r e th e w ind r a m e up
o f th e le g i s l a tu r e who h a d not h a d suf- lin q u e n t t a x p a y e r . T o p ro v e th is we a sk also o f th e b u rd e n e d t a x p a y e rs , it w as fro m th e no rth und in less th a n 40 hours
f i e ie n t e x p erien ce w ith d e lin q u e n t ta x e s if a n y o n e h a s ever seen in T he J o u r n a l fou nd n ecess ary to t r a n s f e r s a l a r y c o n ­ it w as 18 below zero and plow ing was
to realize th e b e n e f i t an d n e cess ity o f a n a t t a c k upon th e p a v i n g t r u s t . O f trol to th e leg islatu re.
f o r g o tte n .
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a d v e rt is i n g .
course no t. T he p a v in g tr u s t g r a f t has
O f la te y e a rs , th e s t a te la w m a k e r s m o stly v e ry a g r e e a b l e w e a th e r. T he
As we do n o t p r i n t t h e t a x list, we w ill long been no toriou s. I t s d i r t i e s t work h a v e played th e political gam e w ith th e sn o w fa ll th u s f a r has been v e ry light
not go in to th e a rg u m e n t as to it s neve* has b een do ne i n M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , local rin g s, an d h a v e don e th e s ame an d m e lte d soon a f t e r falling . H ere are
s i ty a t th is tim e. L a t e r we m ay do so, H ere, in deed, is a real jo b fo r a new s k in d of r e w a r d i n g und p u n is h in g , but a few of th e p rices on fa rm p ro d u c ts
b u t fo r th e p re s e n t we will co n fin e our- p a p e r which feels so deeply fo r th e poor th e le g is la tu re m eets only once in tw o on t h e local m a r k e t : C a ttle , $7 $10;
selves to s h o w in g u p T h e J o u r n a l ’s an d d o w n tro d d e n . B u t T h e J o u r n a l , th e y e a rs , an d it is h a r d e r to get th e p o ­ hogs, $ 1 1 ; w h e a t, $1.06; corn, 00 c; oatrf,
h y p o crisy .
| m a s te r h y p o c rite , will n o t say a word litical m a c h i n e r y w o r k in g at th e d i s t a n t 55c; b a r l e y , $1; rye, $1.40; a l f a l f a hay ,
T h e J o u r n a l c h a rg e d t h a t t h e publi- a g a i n s t th e p a v in g t r u s t .
W h y n o t? s t a t e c a p i t a l th a n a t th e co u n ty scat, $ 1 - ; eggs, 3 0 c ; c re a m , 33e; chickens,
e a ti o n o f th e t a x list w as g r a f t .
B ecause T h e J o u r n a l d r a w s a la r g e ren t- so it m a y be b e t t e r a f t e r all to le a v e 14c. Hheep a re v e ry high and v e ry
W e do n o t concede t h a t p o in t, b u t if al from t h a t source fo r th e use of one th is co n tro l in th e h a n d s o f t h e s ta te . scarce a n d h a v e sold a* high as $14.70
it h as b een g r a f t , t h a t g r a f t has been of th e floors o f its m illion -do llar o ff ic e — O regon V o ter.
on th e K a n s a s <’ity m a r k e t. Could p r o b ­
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in M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , w here th e list bu ilding .
a b ly p u t all th e r e a r e in th is co u n ty in
h a s been p u b lish ed in f o u r d a il y p a p e r s
T h e r e a r e lots o f th i n g s a g r e a t news-
B r o th e r C h a p m a n ’s a d v ice is usu ally a dou ble deck e ar, b u t m ore in te re s t
a t a coat possib ly f o u r to e ig h t tim e s p a p e r lik e T he J o u r n a l could do f o r th e good. W h a t he sa y s is m i g h ty good is b e in g t a k e n each y e a r. H orses a r e a
as g r e a t aa t h a t c h a rg e d in o th e r coun- d o w n tro d d e n ta x p a y e r s o f M u ltn o m a h rend in g, w h e th e r or not the a d v ic e Is v e ry f a i r price.
ties o f th e s t a te .
| c o u n ty , b u t to do th e s e th i n g s T h e Jo u r - good. In th is case he seem s to h a v e hit
W h a t is c a u s in g more e x c it e m e n t in a
I f t h a t is g r a f t , w h y d id th e p io u s ( ! ) nal would h av e to a t t a c k its own stoek- th e n a il on th e h ead w ith a k in d o f a larg e p a r t of K a n s a s th a n the ch an ce of
J o n m a l a c c e p t th e g r a f t ! W h y d id it holders, or its own a d v e r t is e r s , or th ose g la n c i n g blow.
w a r w ith G e rm a n y is t h e c h an ce o f an
in s ist u p o n h a v in g th e g r a f t ! T h e re w as who p a y r e n t fo r s p ace in it s o ff ic e
W e d id not h a v e in mind th e f i x in g oil boom. T h o u s a n d s o f a cres h a v e been
no la w co m p ellin g T h e J o u r n a l to pub- b u ild in g .
of s a la rie s b y a n y p o litic a l ring, n o r by I leased, a d e rric k ere c te d a b o u t fo ur
lish th e list. I f i t h a d r e f u s e d to p u b lish
Ho yo u will see th is m a s te r h y p o c rite a n y o t h e r ring. W e had in m in d the miles from here an d m a c h in e ry i n ­
t h e li s t i t w ould h a v e s a v e d t h e ta x - s a y i n g n o th i n g a b o u t th em ,
use of th e i n i t i a t i v e fo r th is purpose. stalled . Work com m ences on th e 12th.
p a y e r t h a t much m o n ey an d w ould h a v e
B ut w hy did T h e J o u r n a l a t t a c k th e But e v e n by th e use o f the i n i t i a t i v e W h a t th e outcom e will be tim e only
a f f e c t e d in no w a y th e v a l i d i t y o f th e p u b li c a ti o n o f th e t a x l i s t !
th e will o f c e r t a in cliq ues or rin g s m ig h t will tell. We a re p e rs o n a lly in te re ste d
p u b li c a ti o n in th e o t h e r p a p e rs .
I t had sev eral reaso ns.
becom e th e law, fo r a m e a s u re is u su a lly as we h a v e some land w ith in tw o miles
I t is too la te , o f course, to ch a n g e
I t w ished to e s ta b lis h i t s e l f as dicta- proposed by some h a l f dozen or so of th e d e rr ic k .
♦hat, b u t t h e r e is no la w u n d e r h e a v e n to r t o th e le g isla tu re ,
T h e g rip , to n s il it is and pneu m o n ia
people, and these f e w m igh t see th a t
to p r e v e n t T h e J o u r n a l fro m r e t u r n i n g
I t wished to d is r u p t th e rep u b lican t h e i r f r i e n d s were well p ro v id ed fo r and h a v e v is it e d a g r e a t m a n y hom es here
th is alleg ed g r a f t m o n ey w r u n g from p a rty .
t h e i r en em ies p u n is h e d , for th e tim e th is w i n t e r and in som e eases h ave le f t
th e d e lin q u e n t ta x p a y e r . H urely i f T h e
It w ished to wallop th e up s t a t e press being , a t least.
a t r a c e o f sad ness. T h u s f a r m y s elf and
J o u r n a l h a s a conscience i t c a n n o t hon- which has d e f e a t e d its e v e ry a t t e m p t to
B u t th e r e Is s o m e th in g w ro n g in a fa m ily h a v e been v e r y f o r t u n a t e .
e s tly h a n g on to t h i s w e a lth g o tt e n in a p u t o v e r single t a x an d o th e r i n d u s t r y ­ fo rm o f g o v e rn m e n t w here th e c o u n ty
A u to m o b iles a r c on n e a rly e v e r y farm .
w a y w hich i t it s e l f s a y s w as f r a d u l e n t . d e s t r o y in g legislatio n.
co m m issio n ers an d c o u n ty ju d g e s get T he local d eale r o f a p o p u la r e a r has
T h e J o u r n a l c a n n o t e x p e c t to b e ac-
I t wished to e s t a b li s h i t s e l f upon $100 a m o n th or less f o r c o n d u c ti n g th e placed a b o u t 76 in th e last 15 m onths,
e e p te d as t r u l y p e n i t e n t so lo ng aa it false p re m ise s as th e m ig h ty t r i b u n e o f bu sin ess o f th e c o u n ty , w hile th e clerk an d in a small t e r r i t o r y a t t h a t .
r e t a i n s th e m o n ey w h ich i t c h a rg e s it- th e common “ p e e p u l.”
H o p in g we h a v e not len g th e n e d th is
or d e p u t y in some o t h e r o ffice g e ts ns
s e lf w ith h a v i n g g o t t e n b y fo ul m ean s.
B ut th e r e was a d eep er u n d e rly in g larg e or a la r g e r s a la ry .
b ey o n d y o u r space, w ith best wishes to
B u t T h e J o u r n a l h a s a t no tim e in- 1 m otive. T h e real m o tiv e w as to p u t
P e r h a p s th e best w a y to s e t t l e the all f r ie n d s we m a d e in nnr b r i e f s t a y
te n d e d r e t u r n i n g t h i s so-called blo od o v e r t h e firs t move in a c le v e rly eon prop ositio n, an d s e t tl e it so t h a t it will in y o u r c o u n tr y an d looking f o r w a rd in
money. I t is even
now eatin g its v itals
ceived single ta x schem e,
s t a y s e ttle d , is to a m e n d th e e o n stitu - ! a n t i c i p a t i o n to th e tim e when we can
o u t w ith je a lo u sy a n d c u p i d i t y as i t sees
A f t e r th e a d v e r t i s i n g o f d e lin q u e n t tion so t h a t th e people o f th e s t a t e shall spend a n o t h e r su m m e r in y o u r tin-
T h e O reg o n ian a n d T h e T e le g r a m pre- t a x e s w as done a w a y w ith, th e n e x t h a v e th e e x clusive r i g h t to fix s alarie s, equ aled c lim a te , we beg to retnnin,
Renting bills f o r t h e p u b li c a ti o n o f t h e move w ould h a v e b een to h a v e th e s t a te such s a la rie s to be u n if o rm th r o u g h o u t
Y our frien d s,
t a x list t h i s y ear.
bu y up th e title s , no land th u s pu r th e s t a t e an d based upo n assessed val-
E. J . K E N T A N D F A M I L Y .
MEMBER NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
MEMBER OREGON STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
MEMBER WILLAMETTE VALLEY EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
MEMBER OREGON STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
O
T
|). 1UI7, lit II o 'clo ck a ill , s t th e Court
room of said C ourt iu E ugene, L a n e
C ounty, Oregon, has been by said Court
fixed as the tim e au d p lace o f h e a rin g
o b je c tio n s th e r e to an d for fin a l settle
m e a t of said e s t a t e by o rd er m ad e swH
e n te r e d of reco rd th e 14th d ay o f Feb
ru g ry , a l* i n i /
GEORGE M HALL,
A d m in i s t r a to r o f the E s ta t e
of Filmi L. H ed rick , Deceased.
II ,1. M i n n , A tto r n e y
f 22 in22
FIRST RURAL CREDIT
LOANS APRIL 1
F u n d s Will Bn P r o v id e d at One# by
Iuvnstinntit of 930,000, F b s t
1 wun
O ver
MllRon.
T he l u s t loans u n d er the re c e n tly en
a c te d ru r a l c r e d i ts law will be uvuiluldu
liclxx ecu M arch 13 a n d April I. W ithin
N O T IC E TOR P U B L I C A T I O N
th e firs t y e a r it is e s tim a te d by thi*
s t a t e land b o ard th a t b etw een $|,(MM),0041
I>epnrlm eat o f the In te rio r, I). H
am i $1,300,(MM) iu bun ds xxill lie a v a il j L an d o f f i c e at Itosebtirg, O regon, J a n
ab le, a cco rd in g to th e board, which held ' n a ry 22, 11)17.
a m e e tin g last week to discuss the op
N otice is h ereby g iv en tliut F red A.
o ra tio n of the uct.
| Blackw ell, o f K lk heud, O regon, who, on
T h e board decided th a t of th e bond N o v e m b e r 21 ), ltl|3 , m a d e lle u ie s te a d
issue of an y one y e a r, 10 per c e n t will | E n tr y , serial n u m b e r 010477, fo r the
liu in fixe y e a r bonds, 10 per c e n t iu MW’ 1, o f Heel ion 20, T o w n s h ip 22 H
ten y e a r bonds, and the rcuitiiiider iu i l( a age I \V., W illa m e tte M e rid ian , has
long term bonds. To raise m oney at filed notice o f I n te n tio n to m a k e final
once for th e loans, H tate T r e a s u r e r Kay c su in iu tu tio u proof, to e s l a b b s h claim to
is a u th o r iz e d to in xest $30,000 of the
the laud ulinvu d escrib ed , licfoiu the
s t a t e in d u s tr i a l a c c id en t commission R e g ister und R eceiver o f the U nited
fu n d at par in th o , f i v c y e a r bonds. T he Mtntcs l.n i it O ffice, at R o scburg, O ri­
o b ject of in x e s ti u g th e s t a t e ' s money gini, ■ ■■ the Mill d a y o f M arch, 1017
in th e bon ds is t h a t it is rn iicedcd th a t
C la im a n t n am es us w itnesses: A. C
th e fix e y e a r issue ««ill not p rove so N orris, of Melrose, O re g o n ; E m ery God.
a t t r a c t i v e to Imml buyers.
frey , o f Klkkeuil, O re g o n ; E a rn e s t A rm
T h e long k r i n b o n d s a re to lie put
m an, o f Elk h ead, O re g o n ; Kit l.etcom e,
oil th e open m a r k e t and are ex p e c te d of E lkheud, Oregon,
to b rin g a prem ium .
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VV. II C A N O N , R eg ister.
T h e loans will be m ade th ro u g h th e
s t a t e Itied b o a r d ' s a t t o r n e y s but th e ad
m in is tra tili« o f the ru ral c r e d i ts fu nds
aud the school fu n d s xxill be s e p a r a te
even to th e s t a t i o n e r y iu o rd e r t It it t the
a d m i n i s t r a t i v e ex p en se of each m ay In-
The F«xpre»niou uf Miuiy a K iii u ty Huf
fig u re d e n ti r e l y in d e p e n d e n t of tin-
if r « t iu C o tta * « Oro««
oth er.
When th e b o ard deem s it a d v is a b le
A ntuhlHiru I mu * hu«'b«‘ in ralla«» lo min
it will a p p o in t a board of a p p ra is e rs
IM't*t lutili«»y trotili!«* \\ iit'ti flit* kolio*y n
whose d u ty it will be to e x a m in e prop
un* i ti f In m •*< I timi Ntvolli’n, *to<!|»!ii*
e r t ie s upon w hich loans un* m a d e an d
liriu*;» u •• liii«| » tM iliti' hi fin- Piotili of
who will give p a r t i c u l a r a t t e n t i o n to
tli«' luii'k, limi u 1 in• >*»t Itik*» ilo* br«* filli
th e use to which the loan is to be put.
iihiiv
Dotiti'* K itl io y I ' i ID rivivi* 'In*
U nder the law tin- uses to whlrli the
t’i*t)i ki«lm*V» r«‘lt«*\i* ih Imijj liiii'k*».
m oney is put a r e bou nd bv e e rt n in re Il««rr '* Coll ligi* (itovi* p ro o f :
s t r if ti o a a .
Mr*. ( \ li Ito*inr, M .s««$ unii Hi., (*«»l
T h e b o ard is now w o rk in g out blnnks
1 tu*«* (irovg, pnya; " My burli u n i Inni«*
fo r m o r tg a g e s an d o th e r form s which
filiti * l t f f
* 0 | | | « * t IIIM' N, w i t b o u t
\v t i m i n g
will be used.
•»liiir|• |»iiiti* rn u g b t ni«* in Ih«* Riunii of
it A lini or iw«i o f Donn ’a Ki«lu«*y Pilla
F o rm u la fo r P r e p a r in g .Squirrel P oison. *lo|t|>«*<| ih«* lutiti rimi pili tnv kitlti«*y« iti
P o w d e re d s t r y c h n in e a lk alo id , 1 ■ ■/.;
«#i«l«*r. Tb#jr b a v r b«*«*n ino*«! in tuy
b i c a r b o n a te o f soda, I oz ; sacch arin e, f'uiuily vvitli gr«*ut »ut ipfi»« t imi, a D o . 1 *
I 10 oz.; gloss atnrch, I ta b lespoo n fill ;
l*n«’«\ .A«»t al niI <b*rtb*r«.
Don 'l
cold w a te r,
te a c u p ; boiling w a te r, 1 Nimply H»k t o t n k ii lt u y rotti«nly— g«*i
p in t ; o a ts w h eat, barley, 20 to 30 qts.
Doun 'n Kìilnoy I'iID (In* nmiih * rhut
P r e p a r a ti o n
Mix th e s t ry c h n in e , so \lr». Ho/iti«* liuti
KoNl«»r Milliurn ( V ,
■la aud s a c c h a r in e to g e th e r by them P i j
B u ffa lo , N ì
m< i* i
selves. Mix th e gloss s ta rc h w ith the
cold w all« , add th e boiling w a te r and
PR O IT.H M IO N A L C A K D 8
s t i r to a th in c le a r p a s t e ; th e n s t i r in
th e pow d ered poison m ix tu r e and pour
MAX LUEBKE
th e whole in t o th e b u c k e t o f grain ,
s t i r r i n g all to g e t h e r th o r o u g h ly . Allow
THE RAWLEIQH MAN
the b a it th u s p r e p a r e d to dry an d then
R esiden ce T e u th SI
d i s t r i b u t e in te n spn niifu ls in the infest
l’boue 17(ì L
ed areas.
OH! MY BACK
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F o rm u la for
P r e p a r in g P o c k e t Gopher
R M McCAKOAR, D D S
Poison.
DLNT1ST
P o w d e re d s t r y c h n i n e su lp h a te , ] oz.;
gloss s t a rc h , I tablespoo n fui ; «nerba ri ne N e u r u l g m r r b e t u d i n x t u n l l y l«y l ocai a p
R e si d en c e u n d o f f i c e una
I 10 oz ; fr e s h ly cut sw eet p o ta to , par p b c n t i o u .
til c k Sout h u f p o a t o f f i c e .
snip or c a rr o ts , 24 qts.
P r e p a r a t i o n - Mix
th e
s t r y c h n in e ,; Pilone IJ I.l
Cottagi- G rove, Oregon
s t a r c h and sa c c h a r in e to g e th e r, p lace in ,
a salt s h a k e r an d dust over t h e Imit,
l’heue, 47
O ffic e Lnwson Hlk
s t i r r i n g all th o ro u g h ly . I f the linit has
d rie d so th a t th e poison does not ad
DR C E. FROST
h e re rendily, s p r in k le w ith w ater.
AA'hen th e b a it is p re p a re d , it m a y be K le c tn e e l T r e a t m e n t s X May p ic tu re s
in tro d u c e d In to th e g o pher ru n w a y s
M icroscopic E x u m iu u lio n of Mputuu
th r o u g h p e r f o r a ti o n s m ade by th e aid
und Blood
o f a prod.
E YOUNO
O b itu a r y
O h auneey H. Whi t l ock died Hominy,
F e b r u a r y 18, at the age of 51 years.
T he f u n e r a l w as held th e follow ing
W edn esd ay .
Mr. W h itlo ck cam e here from Illinois
21 y e a r s ago. Mrs. W h itlock died five
y e a r s ago,
H u rv iv in g child ren nre
C h arles E. W hitlo ck and Mrs. H a rrie t
N eal, o f C o tta g e G ro v e ; Mrs. L. AV.
H u n t, Mrs. R a y m o n d Gleason an d Ax a
nelle W h itlo ck , o f Htar. and C. G. W hit
lock, o f P o rt la n d .
A T T O R N E Y 4 T LAW
Olticu on M ain Htn-et
S o t t a n e Grov«
Oregon
DR. A. J. HENDRY
i
D E N T IS T
!
LADY A T T E N D A N T
O V E R FIRM’! N A T I O N A L B A N K
I W,,rk ,l," ,e ,, f " r >•««« * * A
a p p o in tm e nt
P h o n e 10
_____
Notice of Pinal Settlement.
C o tt a g e G rove, O regon
A. W. KIME, M. D.
A D M I N I S T R A T O R S N O T IC E
N o tice is h ereby given t h a t bv o rd e r
o f th e c o u n ty c o u rt of L an e c o u n ty ,
O regon, d u ly m a d e an d e n te re d of r ‘-e
ord th e 21th d a y of F e b r u a r y , 11*17, in
the m a t t e r o f th e e s t a te o f C hnuncev H.
W h itlo ck , d eceased, th e un d ers ig n ed
C la rence G. W hitlock was duly ap p o in t
ed a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f said e sta te .
All persons h a v in g claim s a g a in s t snid
e s t a t e a re h e re b y req u ired to presen t
them d u ly v e rifie d as required by law
to said a d m i n i s t r a t o r , nt th e law o f f .....
of Altn King, F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k
b u ilding, C o tta g e G rove, Oregon, w ithin
six m o n th s from the d a t e o f th is no-
.
D ated th is 2<ith d a y of F e b r u a r y , A,
D. 11)17.
C L A R E N C E G. W H IT L O C K ,
titl-2#
A d m in i s t r a to r .
»'J
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
O f f i c e in P hillips
B uildin g , o v e r th e
Benson O' ug S to re,
I O f f i c e P h o n e 34 R esidence P h o n e I20J
|
—
«
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
L IC E N S E D C HIKO PRA CTIO
P H Y SIC IA N
C o n su lta tio n und « l a m i n a t i o n free. Of-
fice buqra !* to 5 . Sundays e n d evening«
; |,y a p p o in t m e n t .
o f f i c e in old C o tt a g e G rove Hunk Bldg
10414 M ain A venue
(’m e t i e r s
in all c o u rts.
T w e n t y fiv e
y e a r s ’ e x p e rie n c e
xt i - u l u u
n - J. S H I N N
A TTO RN EY AT LAW
NOTARY PU B L IC
U nder Bldg.
C o tt a g e G rove, Ore.
N otice is h ereb y given t h a t th e u n ­
d e rs ig n e d a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f the e s t a t e of
ALTA KINO
W illiam II. Arne, d eceased, has filed in
A TT O R N E Y AT LAW
th e co u n ty c o u r t o f L an e C ounty, O r e ­
< >f fice in re a r o f F ir s t
gon, his fin
. . al acco
_ u n t us such udm inis ,
R itien i Bunk
t r n t o r an d t h a t T u e sd a y , th e 27th d a y of 1 .,
..
M arch, 1017, a t th e hour of II o ’clock I '0 " “ “ “ ° rUVe
!
!
S
« 0 r , '« " n
A. M. o f said d a y has been fix ed b y !
said c o u r t us th e tim e for h e a rin g an y
DR. S M. WENDT
o b je c tio n s to said re p o r t and th e s e ttle
P h y s ic ia n a n d S urgeon
m ent th e r e o f.
R U F U S C. A R N E , A d m in istra to r . Special a t t e n t i o n g iv e n to g e n e ra l su r
A ltn K ing, A t t o r n e y fo r E s t a t e f22rn22 g c ry und Eye, E ar, Nose an d T h r o a t
u S u p e r i n te n d e n t C o tta g e G ro ve H o sp ital
T ele p h o n e : O ffice, 2; ______________
R esidence, 12
Notice of Final Settlement.
N o tic e is h e re b y given t h a t th e un-
d e rs lg n e d a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f the e s t a t e o f
E d n a L. H e d r ic k , deceased, tins filed
his account fo r the fin al s e t t l e m e n t of
said e s t a t e in th e C o u n ty C ourt o f th e
H tutc of Oregon, fo r L a n e C o u n ty and
♦hat M o n d a y , th e 26th d a y of M urch, A.
i
j S O U T H E R N P A O I I 10 T I M E T A B L 1
North Bound
Nil.
No.
No.
Iti 2:28 a. m.
18 !);34i a. m.
14- 4:35 p. ru.
South Bound
No. 13
1:04) a. n
Re 17 7:10 a. n
No. 15— 2:42 p. it
N o. 19— 7:40 ¡, r