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You'll set "more merit value. i 6"hTprFur.now-wh.a w.w.nt !!mwiU, MAKE YOU HAPPY MKP TODAYAND KEEP 'EM COMING FASJ nmrf A Att vniiEi runs inniti u - n n s HUBERT- iht imw nvw kl p AW FURS CEEGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Mora than I2B0.0O0 of the $560,000 road bond Issue of Douglsj county ( unexpended. Tha annual convention of tha Chris- tlan and Missionary alliance will open t Hood River February 1. Thorn hat boen little Improvement In the car ahortaia lituatlon In Oregon during the put few weeks. School teachers o( Hood Illvor have organlicd an association (or the pur pose of si-curing better salaries. The validity of the atate dog llcenae law baa Iwwa sustained by urcuu Judge McCourl of Multnomah, ouun- ty. The Marehfleld Chamber or Com- n)crp If uncovering Jot of name (hat were not found by tha census enumera- tora. The atate lime board hai confirmed the order cloalng operations at' the elate lime quarry at Gold Hl until Hiring, County official! estimate that tbr are 1600 dogs In Jaekson county. So far only 800 oVneni have taken out itate llcenae. Trappers are doing unusually well In Klamath county this season. It lr SiMACH k AN IRRITABLE, fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. great' many have been permanently cured of stom ach troubles by Chamberlain's Tablets after years of suffering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. Try them. They onl cost a quarter. Italian Prune Trees A few more thousand In all grades which we are offering at special discounted prices for a limited time. Also grafted Franquette walnuts, and other fruit trees, grapes, ber ries, etc, : LAFAYETTE NURSEBYOMPANY Lafayette, Oregon lf'TC kelreshlng and Heallnt I nllnn n... snrenesa unnuir Hon Itching and Burning '.o'.??'" :'Sn'S3M a.V youiDiimiit Will i" -; r. c... K Monmouth Grange 476 Meets the Second Saturday In Each Month at 10:30 A. M. ' f Public Program at 2:30 p. m. to ' ,hich visitors are welcome. . ; P. O. PoWELIi, Mastf r ' Miss Maggie Bujj.br,' Sec. ? probable that the waeon't catch will run to $16,000. The sixth annual Marlon County Corn ihow waa held at Balem, with at hlblta on hand from many factions of the' Willamette valley. The Oregon State Aaaoclatloa of Na tronal Farm lxian organltatlone held Ita second annual meMlng at Salem, Tuesday and Wednesday. The California-Oregon Power com pany la removing Its poles and lines at Aahland. Ita business has beet absorbed by the municipal system. The schools of Mspleton, Swlashome and Weatlake, all In the extreme west ern end of Lane county, are closed on account of smallpox In the districts. The constitutionality of the fish aud game legislation, creating a fish and game commission of nine members will be tested by the Multnomah Anglers' club. Mrs. B. A. Lemon, pioneer of Ben ton county, la dead. Bbe crowed the plains from Missouri In 1S62, settling near Monroe, where she baa since re sided. A hog show and sals will be held st Salem February 4, when 43 head of brood sows and gilts, from tbs cham pion producing breeders of the west, will be sold. It Is estimated that damage done to Umatilla county roada by recent floods and washouts will amount to 125,000. Permanent repairs will not be made until spring. Newtsa A Blogett. realdent of Ore gon for the ptat (0 years, died st his horns la Albany, aged (( years. He had resided la the Willamette valley for the paat 40 years. Fred J. Holmes, aged 62 years, preil dent of the La Orande National bank and one of Union county's foremost citizens, died at hla home In La Grinijf from heart trouble. Because, of, cjMtphiHita that census enummwee had failed to Hat a good many Individuate, the city council of Roseburg Is taking steps to hsve more complete count. Dr. Francis A. Bailey, pioneer phy sician of Washington county and, W ly known throughout tbj twte, died at Hlllsborn at IL e of SI, following au aUwia of pneumonia. As a result of numerous complaints of people missed In the cenaua, the Eu gene Chamber of Commerce haa asked. tor blanks so that those who hv been missed may be counted).. Reports from. Drti In Douglas eoun ty, I (f illes above Tiller, Indicate that a rich gold strike haa been made, The ledge uncovered Is said to assay more than 1500 to the ton. That the damage to Marlon county fruit growers will be light Is lnd4 In a report made by Fret 9" qf the Q. ft- P.i bM Ju Mmp'tuQ an Inapectioa of the orchard!, Admissions by a waa charged with murder la the presence of sheriff, If made voluntarily, are admissible at (hi 1 trial of the defendant, according t aa Dpi n Ion of Attorney freaoral Brown, After lift weeks of preparttto the Willamette University Qlw elan will make Its first rWI r through F.astern Qrecaa aad Washington dur ing tbs two weeks beginning January it. J. D. Mickle, state dairy Ud food sommlsaloner, announced at the an nual convention of the state dairymen at Eugene that he will retire from of- flo at tha eviration of hla present term. The work of the woman forest fire lookouts In the Cascade forest Isst lummer was so successful thst N. F. Macduff, aupervlaor of the forest, has leclared that he wants large num ber for neit summer's work. He says '.hey will be employed this year' In greater numbers than ever. More than 14.100 weights were In spected by the deputy state sealer of weights and meaaurea during the year 1919, according to the annual report of W. A. Dauilel, In charge of the de partment. The combined convention of the Pa cific Milk Dealers' association and the Pacific Northwest Association of Milk and Dairy Inspectora will be held Feb ruary S, 4 and S In Portland. Construction work at the steam pow er plant of the Bend Water It Light company is progressing npidly and the plant may be ready for power pio ductlon by March SI. The cost of the plant will be In exceaa of 1100,000. - An application haa been filed wlt- the state engineer by H. B. Heni'ickl and W, H. Woodbuny of Wal, tor M appropriation of water trjm tne west branch of the Illinois rver for the Irrl- iuuuu ui .uiau traot in josepmne county. The Hood r tlver Antt-ABlatlc associa tion has U',eT.Dhcd 8enator Chamber lain an Moffary to lupPort the Phelan resolution calling: for a constitutional amendment denjrtng citlsenshlp to all Japanese bcn la the United States or Ita depencVjncla. State rMi federal f unde spent on the hlghwryg of Oregon during the ytsrs mii I . . . iA av. to 1918, inclusive, ana w u P .ded In completing .contracts for the raars 1919 and 1920, total I21.S79,- 634.86, according to a report prepared by the state highway commission. . Demurrage regulation put into ef fect by the Oregon publlo service com mission some time ago haw teen temp orarily suspended because, of .their con flict with the demurrsge restrictions made operative by an order of tna federal railroad administration of ficials. Charles Burden snd Frank Davis of Balem, state agents empowered by Governor Olcott to enforce tbs prohibi tion law, ware arrested at Lakevlew on a warrant aworn to by City Marshal Dan Oosll, charged with having In their possession a quantity of Intoxicat ing liquor. Sbrlners attending the national con vention of their order at Portland next June are warned not to expect any low er rate than the regular summer ex cursion fares to tha Pacific coast, Ed ward Chambers, trsfflc director of the railroad administration, advised Sena tor McNary. Winter damage to fruit treea ranged all the way from slight dsmages to winter kill. This Is shown by an ex tended survey by the Oregon Agricul tural college experiment station divi sion of horticulture. The Injury was much heavier In some sections of the state than In others. The Dallas Commercial club has at laat secured the location of a cannery at Dallas. Many acres of berries of all kinds will be set out In the vicinity snd a campaign will be carried on by the club to Interest farmers and fruit groa- ers In cultivating crops that can be handled by the cannery. Deputy state fire marshals have made a survey at The Dallea. Tbey will also survey Hood Rlveis During the past few months fire surveys have been made of (0 towns and cltlea In the state and In most Instancea new fire equipment has been purchased and many haxarda removed. There were three fatalities In Oregon due to accidents during the week end ing January 22, 'according to a re port prepared by the state Industrial accident commission. The victims were William C. Billings of Bead. James A. Colestock of Sttlou snd George F. Diess of Eugene. Frsnk F, Llacbke of Mllwaukie haa filed, application with the state engi neer to appropriate 3700 second feet of water from the Deschutes river for. power development In a series of power plants at the MttoUua, Frieda, Coleman, Mecca, Whits Horse Rapids and Pelton. power sites In Sherman, Wasee and Jefferson counties. Two drainage demonstrations were conducted In Linn county under the direction of the Linn county farm bureau and tbe extension service of the Oregon Agricultural cqllege. One, was held at the farm at L. Ctf.e, i miles southeast ot Albanr, nd the other at the farm ot J. ercy Stearns, Just weat of Lebanon. W. Powers, drainage expert 0f the Oregon Agricul tural college, conducted the sexonstra-tlons. A summary of the results of the re cent special session of tbe stats leg islature shows thst sight resolutions and bills psased by both bouses will be referred to the voters for ratifica tion at ths special election In May, l hit of the 97 bills passed during the session 56 were approved by the gover nor or filed with the secretary of atate automatically to become laws, while 41 were vetoed and relegated to the legis lative scrap pile. Dr. R. E. Lee 8telner, warden of the state penitentiary since last Msy, haa relinquished his duties st that insti tution snd will be reinstated aa super intendent of the Oregon state hospi tal. Governor Olcott ststed that L. H. Compton, now state parole of ficer, will succeed Dr. Stelner aa war den of the penitentiary offybruary 1, and Percy A. Varney, who recently resigned as chief of the Salem police department, will be appointed parole officer to euccecd Mr. Compton, Extravagance ef Economy. "There's one form of extravsgance I'll tolerate." 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