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w ardrobe besides in ju rin g tin- toolroom
FEMININE NAMES LINKED
WITH CLERK AND
METHODIST CHURCH IS NOW
TREASURER
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Plans for
Liberty Bond
Campaign
Being Laid by
Local
Committee
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II < » III 1 lilt
iihvv r i t t>'ii Ini vv t It a t t o u r
Muore I h Non pi tinned When Culler
U on Fiate I h Fiursed Hearing
Hnlphur ttyrkH.
\ lurpri** win piling on Di Jamie«
Moor.-, mperilitendeiit ot the Kugene
d i-tio t ot the Methodnt «-horeh, who
preached at the Sunday forenoon nei
* i.e » lien
When the co|h4etloll plat«4
w .i p ine.| lie limit have thought a lo w
in .ii win on the job, tor it wriM pane.I
to Inm tirif
He dug down in tm pock
et Metli .».1111 fashion hut halted when
he noted that n box of hr i lint on«4 tipped
11.-k h wen* on th<* plat.
H<* «lid not
know whiit kind of a joke wai being
put «»v if on Inin until t he pastor ex
plained that under th«4 hoi o f luntchei
win a mortgage, the l.uit iign of ileht
iiguiint th«- church, and that it wan the
d.-iire of the church that the Ntiperiu
lemh-lit hill II the paper before t to4 con
gr.-gatioii
I h i i In* .lid while the con
gr.-gation joined in Hinging the doled
TIie church h i * ll«»t been in inch good
financial cm.I if inn tni mine yenri and
that the 1»it veitigc uf debt hm been
removed i* due in large part !«* the ef
tort .if Itev Joseph Knotts, the pastor,
.1 H. Sinieral and S I.. Markin who
were appointed at the hoard meeting in
<n tnher to devise UieiltlH of railing the
debt. V • * liberty s p e c i a l d i d the trick
»lid the commit tee win discharged by
the pastor with the injunction to “ go
• i. <1 ii * g ) n no more.
Di Moore admininter«*«! the common
i.»*i :»n«l preached • • ri the subject, * ‘ A
New H e a v e n and a New Knrth.“
< In K'ili i « | ii ot ;i o f t In ri I l . i l n i l y
I .on ii | > t uliii My Mill Iii' + I <»0,(11».-
• »00, m i vs icf ¡ih larifi- ns i ii si anil
s i i 'KI m I l.ilii-ity l.iiiin < 11 lot ii s
Tin*
lorttl <•< * 111 m it t i i • has not y « -1 I m - i - ii
s.i|i|ili«'i| wi th i|ft mil'll itil'niinii-
1 ion mnl nisi i iif I imiH Out, ii'iili/ini'
tin- llllii.'liitnili- nl tin- fomiliK «-inn-
pniirn. ai'f layin g tln n |ilans ««•-
••nrilnif ly.
’I'hf t'nttaiff U r ov f t f i r i t o i y
protialily Mill inclinlf all ot l.atif
i-nunl\ simili of Walkii' A foin-
plfl.' list of nanus of all pfopl f
iisiihnt in tins I f i i i l n i y Mill In-
fninplfli’d Mil hin thi' ni-xt l*f M’
•Inya anil it is «• xpi <-t*•«I that f V f ry
loan, wniiian anil ftiihl Mill Iif j»iv-
fit an o|i|iortunity, throiii'h (»«•(•-
sonal Milicitat mn of cniinn it ti fs,
to I ». i y ouf nr nioif I ioim I s . An at-
1 fin pi is lii'inji niailr to sriMin- oin-
oi mon' iiii'ii m ho havn hffn “ o v f r
U h - top
to assist with thf vari
ous mass iiiii'tinirs In In- hfhi in
this t *' » I itoi V, Alsu ot tiff out sillf
s|»*ak«i' will In- aski«l to hflp. A
larji«- l.ilifi-tv chorus may l»o
I’.irnifil inclniliiitf twenty to thirty
vocalists oi the city, uiuler a com
petent director. • »ther plans for
an intensive campaign will lie an
nounced as t hey develop.
UNIFORM RULES ARE FOOD CONTROL IS NO
ADOPTED BY AND
JOKE IN LANDS
FOR HOTELS
OF ALLIES
TWO DAYS PORKLESS, TWO INSPECTORS SHOW LITTLE
WHEATLESS, ALSO ONE
REGARD FOR PLACE
MEAL A DAY
OR POSITION
Eating Flaues o t State Arrange to Con
M ine Corelli and Lady Gore Langton
turni With New Regulations Irn
A ie Among Those Found Guilty
posed by the Federal Food
and Fined for Hoard
Administrator
ing
Food.
I'ortlaml, K«*h 11
Flans for entbu*o
Ko*»d control i- no farce in England,
usti«* teum work on :» systematic basis, ! as Maro* Condii, the authoress, ha*»
' m which nil hotels und ic'tuunuiY* in j learned. The (Milice found that she had
i »regoli. Washington, Idaho, California r«4c«*ived at h«*r hoii.s«* at »**t rat ford-ou-
I ami Alaska will cooperai«* with th«* V von 1 s • ’ puuiith of sugar «luring a
I N il«*(l Stuf«**, fo o d » « Im in is t rar .«*n, w «•«•
I" • »* *i l.«r winch she was entitled to
J tigretti upon at a j«»iut mectmg in this o nly
1»»»unti i , au d til«* mugi?♦t ra te
F mik I Admiulatratioti Takes Drastic Ac
cil v February 4, o f committees and «l«-l tille d Imr
|*u u n d i. ig n o rin g lier v elm
tiuii Against Disloyal New
legates from li«»t«*l and restaurant associ
ni«4 tit it ss«- rtio n th a t she is 44 u p: »t ri«»t
York Couceru.
iti«»ns in all «»f th«*se stat«*s. The f«d and would not ti. i i.k ut h«larditi}; ’ and
lowing rules, to the strict ohs«*rv am «4 « * t Imr r• rcdii- lio n flin t "‘ I Joyd t »«-urge w ill
which th«4 d.4h*gat«4s pl«*dg«*d th«* «-ating I.»«* r«'s tg n iu g t. »morrow and ther«* w ill
New York, Feb. llV Announcement
i places o f their r«*sp«4ct i v «• states, wer»* lie a rev .»lut ion in K u rla n d in l.-ss t bun
I hat the food liceiiie ot It. Halt A Soli,
adopted :
a w «•«•k.’
In«* , of this city, wholesale poultry and
An « » t lier Itidj. » hi •i«* hoard o f food
•'Tuemlays
ami
Saturdays
art*
p«»rk
• gg dealers, accused ot profiteering, has
w us dis«"• v «*r«*.l 1 by an ius(»«4«•l««r was
been revoked for tin- period o f the war less «lavs and one porkh'is meal is to
1 sutiy I l • tal ( iiirc 11 .a n ^ton, vv il<> liuti
by the national food admin is! rat ion, in l»c oh*erv«4d each day, which will he th»*
accum ulai cd 1
meal
h»*tw«*«4
n
the
hours
o
f
11
a
.
ill.
1" »und» ut te«i. J5
Washington, was made tonight.
(/.»ululi ut l'ut f.>•«', I I t i II S 4 11* C• uni »•used
This is the most drastic order yet is ami 5 p. m. Conserve ham, hacoif, lard
milk, 2*. pounds o f currants,
pounds
and lard substitutes at all times.
uied agaimt New York food d«*alerM.
ot sultanas. 7 pounds o f raisins and 2 m
The Haft firm purchased »*ggi from
'* Mondays
and
Wednesdays are
the Iowa I'roducing company at .'iH l-.‘l I wheatless «lays, and th«* evening in»*:il pounds • *t sugar. Hu* lady was fined
pounds and lti.'t (»ounds o f the tea
• i nti a dozen last April and mid mm«4 'each day is a when tie--, meal.
w as confiscated.
• t them m high as M «*«*nti to the joh
“ In puhli« eating plue«»» the s«*rv i «•••
Any Aui«*ric»ns who chat'«* at the mild
hen at a tiiu«4 when the government • *t Victory bread *»r r«tlls, containing at
t»x«'.l pin«- was 4*1 cents, according t«* least 20 per cent «if substituí«**, ami of restrictioiis on food consumption which
prevail in this country would do well
the local hoard *i findings.
pies, pastries, cak«4s and ivv«*et yeast
to «-onsider the stringent regulation that
«loughs «'oiitainiiig at least .*1.1 I . Î per
has been adopted by our ally and he
.-«•lit o f substitutes is re<|uired at all
thankful that things are no worse. E x
t h oir
ineals and will h«* permitted on wheat
cept so far as ability t«> buy is limited
C o u n t y T r e t i - u i r r T a y l o r I imh d e c i d e d
l«*»s «lays ami at wh«‘ath*ss meals. It is
hy regulation o f dealers, r«*striction on
th a t In- w i l l not a g a l l i h r a c a n d i d a t e
Miss Until Corbett, with th«4 extension urg«4iit, however, that bakers and cater
purchase and consumption in this coun
m id r u m o r I imh it t h a t t h e r e w i l l he a departm«*iit o f ft. A. f\, and N. S. Kohb,
ers fidlow th«4 government ’s r«4coniiin*n try is only voluntary, and we have not
c a n d i d a t e f o r e v e r y vote.
• ounty agi i.ultural agent, will v m f the dations as t « » increasing th«* percentage
really begun to fc«d a shortag«* «*t those
< o m i i i i . m o m r H a r l o w '* t e r m e x p i r e i grange tomorrow and address th«4 mem
o f substitut«*» in bread and rolls served
luxuries which Lady Gore Langton
U li.l fo r t i n i p o u t io n t h e r e n h k . l v t « » b e n and the public upon inatt«4rs o f in
on whentles» days and for vvh«*atl«*ss
hoarded. Contrast this with the situa
he (liu ti- a ,n r u m b l e . H a r l o w I m i not s ig
t«-rest iii connection with th«4 war. The meals.
Nomllfx, spaghetti, mneartmi, •
tion in Great Britain, in which Lord
i n i i c i l I n i i n t e n t i o n ot u s u i l i b e i n g a grange will svrve a «Irnner at 11:10, to wheat cakes and breakfast foods ma«h-
Rhondda recently said that th«* govern
e m i d i . h i t «4 hut it n t a k e n l o r g r a n t e d winch th«4 g«*n«4ral public is invited. t»f wh«*at are not permitted on wheat
merit had bought a “ sufficient supply
th a t lie w i l l
If i i l i l i i h ' i i t o o d t u a i t tie II.ilt ot tlo4 pro««4«4.Is will go tor war l«*ss days nor at wheat I«*»» m«*nla.
ot tea all around.” hut that “ the tea
j i o i t h e i u p i n t ot : ite c o u n t y fe e l» th a t purpoms.
'• T h e portion o f brend or r«»lls s«*rv«*tl will belong to the gov«*rtimeiit, and we
it i h o t i i d lie r e p r e i e i i t e . i III th e c o u n t y
should c«»nsist o f not more than two shall do jolly well what w«* lik«* with
c o u r t a m I J u n c t i o n C i t y in q u i t e l i k e l y
V rcmarknhh» piiee for a foni year ol.l ounces, ami not more than this quantity
it.’ »
to h a v e a c a n d i d a t e . L d . V y r e i , d e fe u t
I*••«• t steer was receive«! Monday hy Dal should he served to anyone at any one
The food shortag«* has scarcely begun
ed t w o y e a n » g o b y S p e n c e r a n d a M. Young, «if Lagene.
The price r«4 meal. Itolls should not weigh more than
f«» touch th«* American people, and their
c o l l i i it ot H a r l o w
i i p r o m i n e n t ly in«*n
«•«• i\ «*«l for tli«4 animai w as $ - 50, wbii-li • me ounct* each, except that when corn,
fre«4«lom t«> buy and eat what they
io lie d .
M r. Young fliinks is fin* lngh«*st prie«* oatmeal or bran bread or rolls is served
pleas«* is only slightly limited. Cnless
I'o r th e I c g i i l a t i v «* p o i i t i o n i t h e r e i i «4v«»r pani ni fliii coiiiitv for a h«*«»f st«*er.
alone, the portion may consist o f not tin* supply o f both tood and ships in-
l i k e l y to he th e u i u a l i n i l i i h e r ot c a n d i
Mi. Young makt4s a specialty of more than four ounces. Assuming that
creases very materially, things will be-
« lu t e i a m i l i m i t o f th e m t r o n i Lug«-i»«\ hloo.h'.l liv estock and hai a large mini
all cracker bakeries will, in future, us« couie much worn*. Instead o f r«*pitiing
V\
It. J o n e s I n n a i i n o i i i i c i - d l i i i c a n d i
ber of g.ioil h«‘«*f catti«4 tliat ai«4 expect
the reqiiir«*«! substitut«**, crackers mav we should eheerfully do what Mr. H«»o-
du. y f o r th e I .ii ii i* c o u n t y le u t i t o n d n p . ed to hritig nenrlv ai lunch ai this ali
he used the sain«4 as Victory hrond."
v er asks.- The Oregonian.
H e n e rv e d in t h e liu ti »«4 l i n t s«**ii«m. \ \ . • mal.
\ .‘ llfN 11 1 III' li tu 1t
v\ Ii i « Ii I i it* li a i a i r . 1
*11 «! >
o \ «*r nt i ‘} i | m «I, to fin- * 1 1 »g ti«* I of
mu li y
« 1 « m o r i n i i r a s p i ri» ut s f o i fi»* j o b uii*l
tin-11 tro-iiil*’
o í tin* pò**,i i hit* fi-p u b i«
i a t i « i l n l o l l i t ( - . i i ti l i l ’ i t r l u T , ot t i n i
«•«ly, i s i l o uio»t t a \ **iat»ly **p«ik«-li *»t.
11 « I i . ì !••*« olio- p r e t t y v\ i l l k n o w n h r
« tin**«- ot Ilo - insiliv » uti li**** inaili* l»i*r«*,
- u n i to •*\«<*‘il m ti un i l««4r tho*«* • » f tin*
« '»m hi in'll lo r« 4«* ot tin* l i m i t i ’•* «»fli«i'.
ID- t«:ili/«'-* t h a t tin- i a in i m i g n %% on 1*1 be
h k . l v to h r a i t i t i olii- a ln i H Hot g o i n g
to n ) i \ l i n hat i n t o th** r i n g w i t h o u t pn*
i i i r i l 11 a t m il
D i i d i lu í 1 1 t n |
th a t
hr
vvoiihl m a k e a t o r l i i i i i i h h * r a m l i i l a t r
hot h h i tin* p r i m a n , i a m i g e n c i a j »•!«•»■
t n*ii.
It i *• p n -m in «-.I th a t U t iH ir ll v\ o 11 1 « I lik*
to a ^ a m i i n r i* r 1 1 I n i n r l t a i r |i* r k , hilt i*
i i p r e t t y n e a r a íor«*gun«* r o n e h i - i o n
th a t th«- n o m i n a t i o n w i l l not In* l i a m i r i !
h i m on a i i 1 v r i p i a t i l i . It h a i h e r n iai*t
th a t li*- n o i i h l n t m * ut tin* e n d ot t h u
t i l í n , hilt t l i r i r i i no r o r r o h o rti t i v r **\ 1
ili-n r r
H r m h - i D*-p»it\ I n - a n d D e p u t y
H k e i i e , th*- latt**r a un u t hi* r of tin* f a i r e r
H«-*, i r v r i a l o u t i ii h * tin
of’f i r r h a v e
hr»-n m e n t io n « d to r |{<l*i«*ll *s j o b . (•. I I .
T v h o i i , f o r m e r l y ot t h i n e i t y , n on e of
FOOD PROFITEER PUT OUT
OF BUSINESS
MISS CORBETT AND N S
ROBB HERE TOMORROW
t
S . K o h c i t i , now s t o c k I n a l i d it n p i 'e t o r ,
a n d I . o g a n b e r t y J i m F u l l e r t o n , h a v e an
li o in i c e d t h e n c a i i . l i d a e o ' i f o r t h e h o m e .
Ot li e 11 con i . l e r i u g b e c o m i n g ca m l i.l a t es
a ie I
fi l i e » ii a n d \ . I I . K i i t n n . A l l
t h e n 4 a r e f r o m L u g t ' ii e . 'The o n l y m g
g e i t i - . l l e g i i l n t i v «* l a u d i . l a t e f r o m out
Hide the c o u n t y seat i i L i b e r t Mede, o f
t i n i c i t y , w h o ex pec 1 1 to he a c a n d i d a t e
for the jo in t se n u to r.iliip o f l.in n and
I .a lie .
T U E J O IN T 8 E N A T O R S IIIP .
Springfield News: fovisiderabl«* sen-
tiin«4lit is «lev doping in favor «*f Klh«*rt
Ih de, editor o f ilo4 Doltage (»rove Senti
nel, fur/ptat«4 nenator and The News
woiihl Kiiggesf tliat li«4 lo4 limile th«* cali
«li.late ot tli«4 r«*puhlican party for flit*
|omt s«*natorkhip ot l.ati«* ami I.ititi
contiti«4* siile«* Lane lini ut l«*ast ime
If ii un.I that the Kugene chamber o f <ith«*r candidate.
commerce propoiei to put out an entire
Mr. Mede is a forceful w riter ami his
legnitilive ticket, huf io far no one in editoriali hnv«* h«*«*n \ igorutislv oppos
Cottage Hrovi* hai been comulted in the mg waste and extrtiviigane«' in sfate ami
matter and a ticket couipoied entirely «4oiinty a ffa ir». He is f«»r r«*forni where
o f Kug«4iie m. ii H«4lected hv the Lngeim ••ver r«*form measiire» will re«liiee ex
« Immher o f coiiiuieice will not i«*t well penne» and »a ve thè taxpayern* money.
with other parti o f the county.
Duritig thè legislative sessioni o f 1915
With a scarcity o f men brought »bout and UH7 Mr. Beile was ii menther o f thè
hy the war there ii mine talk o f fern pre»s legislative committee ami att«>ml
null.4 candidntei for mine o f the office». •*«l th«* sessioni o f thè legislature ami li
M i n W'urd, » clerk in the trennirer’i ther«*f«»re ac«|iinint«*d with thè w«»rkitigs
• *f flint body.
offic e, hai been mentioned
candi
Hinee l.inn eoitnty ha*l th«* joint iena
«Inte for the pince of h«*r chief »ml M i n
Hkene, deputy in th«* clerk ’* office, hm torship «liiring thè last session «if thè
been menihmed f«» mieeeeil her chief. legislature it shotild come to Lane
M i n I,nuise Volali, employed in the eounty this vear ami The News would
Flmt National hank, o f Kugene, hai mggest that Fdbert Mede be Iliade thè
been spoken o f uh ii
every candidate o f his party for that offic e
ut this tini«*.
way qualified for the clerk's job.
ai a
woman in
LAYING BIDDIES CAN'T BE
KILLED AFTER FEB 23
\\ risiiin^tmi. O l i . II. Trn<lin|( in liv«'
nr fri*!«hlv kill«,«l ti«‘ii>< :in«t pull.-t-« mu
«ht-rn in the I ’ nite«! Stnti««« i, fnrliiiMi n
in mi «inter nnnnnnrei'it toilny l«v thi*
I ' ii i t«»«t Still«-«« finiti nilmini<«t rut ion. Feb
ruiirv L’.'t i, f i l e d in the ditte when
frenh Murk mutt lie dit|>oted of, nini
mlditionul ittorkt may not lie purrkiited.
Hv reatrieting the killing o f ehiekemt
whleli thould lie heavy Invert, the food
ailminintration hopet to ine rente the
|irniliirtion o f e^K-- nn«l nllnw them to lie
put in attirale at n reaminahle priee.
Thit order o f the food ndminiatrntion
it tornei»hut enijjmntirai and prubntily
further detail toon will in« tnpplied It
prier, o f feed the killing o f “ bonrder”
lient it to be prohibited, nor thnf rnit
ert o f ehiekent are to l«e prohihitml
from killing for their own ute. None
tint female iiirdt teem to be a f fee ted
by the order.
The want ad. wav is the r¡n¡ht way.
also the surest way.
O IK L8 OF H IG H SCHOOL SE R V E
D A IN T Y A N D T A S T Y L U N C H
A T F IF T E E N C E N T S
I be girlt o f the domestic science dc
partment served a IS cent lunch Friday
noon just to demonstrate what can lie
served at that price even at present
hign price, and it must be said that the
showing «vat remarkable and the luneh
tasty and daintily nerved. The menu
r o n si,ted o f soup, fish, salad, potatoes,
gems, jel|o( little cakes aad C o f f e e .
SILK CREEK ROAD
TAX MAY BE
INVALID
COLD WATER IS AGAIN
ON HOPES OF
LESTERSANFORD SURVIVOR DASHED
MANY YEARS
OF TUSCANIA
Suit Brought Against the Tax Levy in
Parents Here Receive Telegram From
Sou Who Iii a Member of the
Twentieth Engineers.
Other Districts May Result In
Throwing Out Levy in
This District.
Mr. and Mrs. \\ . C. Hanford received
a ti b giam Saturday from the govern
meat saying that their win Lester is
one of the survivors of the Tuaeania.
lie i. with the Twentieth engineer, and
hi, parent, and friend, here were great
ly worried for fear he might b«- among
t bo-e l«i,t.
»■leverai other Cottage Grove boys,
who are members o f the Twentieth,
w«-r«* not on the Tuseania, although rel
a tiv e , here were kept in a state o f
worry for several «Jays.
Oilier Lane county boys on the ill-
fated boat were:
Arthur I*. Baugh, Eugene.
Jobu K. Chapman, Manta Clara.
liow anl B. Merrill, Kugene.
Klvin O. Htevens, Hpringfield.
Arthur J. Ream, Santa Clara.
Riley K. Murray, Eugi-ne.
Otto I . Miller, Mi Ken/.ie Hriilge.
Itale II. Mummey, Kugene.
Hulbe M. Hoseltoii, Coburg.
Arthur C. Jeans, Mapletun.
Kdwin J. Hurgeis, Noti.
(iilbert Himmons, Coburg.
R .Iph W. Mo,berg, Hpringfield.
Floyd I*. Fry, Hpringfield.
Janie, !.. Pierce, Creswell.
Ray Rennie, Thurston.
Ruben F. Chindgren, Kugene.
Only two o f these are a, yet unac-
«•ounti'd for. aeeeordiug to the latest re
ports received in Kugene.
They are
Riley F. Murray, o f Kugene, ami James
Pierce, o f Creswell. All o f the other,
have been h«'ar«l from either through
the press reports or by private tele
gram- from Adjutant MeCain at Wash
ington. D. C.
An unexpected d iffic u lty has arisen
in the mutter o f the improvement o f the
Hilk Creek J.orane road which seemed so
«•«•rtain after the county promised a
rock crusher and gave $5000 for the
spreading of the roek and the people o f
the district had voted a 10 mill tax.
Taxpayers in other districts o f the
county have raised the question as to
whether or not the taxpayers o f a road
district are a budget making body and
it is reported that the attorney general
has given his opinion that they are,
which would mean that in districts
where the builget method was not em
ployed the tax wOuhl be invalid. While
the Hilk Creek district tax bus not been
contested, the county court holds that
i f the tax was found invalid in on«* ilis-
triet the fax in all districts would be in
valid.
This leaves the district in the posi
tion o f not being able to provide for
the spreading o f the rock after being
«•rushed by the county.
The matter o f the tax has not been
decided by the courts and there is still
a probability that it may not be thrown
out. or it might be that i f no taxpayer
in this district wished to take advant
age o f the teebnicality o f the law the
county could collect the tax, but the
court does not feel that under the cir
cumstances it would be warranted in
going ahem! with the work, for there
might be no money with which to pay
the warrants, and for the present the
effect is the same as i f the tax had been
thrown out.
The entire matter was discussed be
fore the commercial club Monday night
| and it is expected that a majority o f
the resident taxpayers o f the road dis
trict will visit the county court to en
deavor to arrive at some solution where
by the work may he carried forward.
A committee from the commercial club
Most Interesting and Most Largely A t will cooperate.
tended Session of the Season
Is Held.
NOTED MEN EULOGIZED AT
PARENT-TEACHER MEET
The nn-etiug o f the parent-t«*acher
association Tm*,day was one o f the best-
attended and most interesting o f the
year. The literary part of the program
was given over to addresses upon the
liv e , ot famous persons whose birrlntay
anniversaries come during the shortest
month o f the year. C. M. Shinn spoke
mi Thomas Edison, R«-v. D. A. MacLeod
on Abraham Lincoln, Mrs. Ora Ri'ati
Hemenway oil Ht. Valentine, Superin
tendent Glass upon George Washington
and Mrs. George Kerr upon Henry
W adsvvorth Longfellow. While all the
ad«lr«'tses were excellent, entertaining
and interesting, that o f Mrs. Kerr, com
ing at the emi o f a long program, was
th«* surprise o f the evening and shared
honors with the eloquent e ffo rt by Rev.
MacLeod.
Well ri'celv ed musical numbers were
as follows: Piano solo by Miss Gene
vieve Jury, vocal solo by Mrs. Hugh
Trunnel, saxophone solo by Mrs. W a l
ter Callison and a quartet by Messrs.
Hniith, Mackin. Knotts ami I'mphrey.
Pleasing features o f the program were
esereisea by the east side third graile
and by the junior high. That o f the
third graile was Betsy Ross and the
Flag, concluding with a duet and chorus
••Hurrah fo r the F la g .”
Kittle tots
who
handled
difficult
parts
were
Geneva Kime as Betsy Ross. Kenneth
Horton a- George Washington ami Paul
I.eRoy as Robert Morris. Oeeille Calli-
son and Vivian Carlisle sang the it net
part.
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT FROM
HIGH PRICE SUBSTITUTES
Food Administration Must Have Great
er Power Given It by Congress.
No relief from the increasing priee o f
wheat substitutes can be looked for
from the food administration. While
the food administration has control o f
wheat, that is about as fa r as its au
thority goes, and the food ailministra-
tion is powerless to dictate prices in
the wheat substitutes.
This is the explanation o f W. B. Ayer,
federal food administrator for Oregon,
in answer to the growin g complaint
among consumers that wheat substitutes
are going higher in price as the con
sumer is urged to cut down the wheat
portion and increase the portion o f the
substitute. Only by clothing the food
administration with extended powers
can control o f wheat substitutes be ob
tained. and that is a power which must
come from congress.
Acccording to Mr. Ayer, corn meal,
barley flour and rice are the only sub
stitutes which have increased in price.
There are, he says, no advances in oat
meal. cornstarch, hominy, rolled oats or
buckwheat, and all o f these substitutes
are available in this district. Further
more, there will be an adequate supply
of corn meal within a ihort time, as sev
eral carloads are now on the wav to
Oregon from eastern shipping points.
Competition among the millers for
barley is responsible for the high prices
charged for barley flour, says the food
U . .1. White hut In "i milking some
administrator.
Eastern mills have at
improv eiueutt to the Arcade theater.
tempted to purchase all barley avail
New lirflitt hn\«> been |«ln«"".i in the
able out this way. and at the same time
front nlcove, which hut also iieen trinf-
Oregon mills have been striving to get
«'«I to n new «-out o f pniut. New photo
hands on the grain. There is n«it an
An error was made last week in the
and |iotter ditplnv entet have nlto been
oversupplv of barley, anyway, an«l this
nd. o f the Hohimiia Lumber company.
added.
competition has raised the prices. Farm
It was stated that the company wanted
ers who still have barley are preparing
yard men at i i a day. The price being
to reap the benefits, and the consumer
paid is ♦.! a day.
Woodsmen are be
who buys barley flour for wheat flour
ing paiil ♦:t.5d to $4 a day.
substitute will realize be is paying a
fancy price.
The time for filin g income tax re-
The Kugene Fruit G row ers’ associa
The whole weakness of the situation
lim it lin» been evteinb'il from March t
lion has bought the Creswell cannery. is resolved in the palpable fact that,
to Vpril I. A month's extra time wnt
The plant will be maintained at Cres having no authority, the food adminis
found iiere,,ary in order to eomplete
well. The stockholders got nothing on trator is helpless to protect the con
the work.
their stock.
sumers from the steadily mounting
Ki'turns have been coming in rather
prices on substitutes.
slow ly anil it it e t pet ted that there
will lie ii eongettion at the last minute.
It it also thought that there will be
F lv « Germans Register
— merchants who advertise
thouaand, in Oregon tuliject to piiulth-
Five residents of the Cottage Grove
have to tell the truth
metit tor failure to make retlirnt. Single
country who were born in Oermnnv and
about their goods
perton.t are reipiired to pay the tax on
hnve not completed their citizenship
that part o f their income, above $100(1
registered this week with Postmistress
— because the printed word
and married pernon, on that part o f
Veateh. In several eases those who had
can never be retracted.
their income, above f . ’OOO. The penalty
to register as citizens of an enemy
for failure to make return it a fine o f
country thought that they had com
— the most reliable merchants
from $‘J0 to $l(MMi and a penalty o f an
pleted their citizenship and would be
are the regular advertisers.
additional 50 per cent o f the tax that
full citizens except for this misunder
should have been paid.
I
standing.
BOHEMIA LUMBER CO. PAYS
BUT $3 00 FOR YARD MEN
TIME FOR INCOME TAX
RETURNS IS EXTENDED