MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, JAN. 21, 1926
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motto ot
ft1 AND HER PALS
MONICT TO LOAN
NKMD MONEY!
We Loan on Aulamohlleo
Ymir preetni contract rellnenreil to
KI'OKNM LOAN KINANCB CO,
I'lioll. III HI tin Will
IIKAIII.ier TIIM LOAN UN
KMALI.HIt MONTHLY PAYUHNTK
l.rm.tita reiiiilretl In ay lltoo, prig,
rltiel and Inlereall
III. II for monih far 141 monitio.
into tor month for no month,.
III! t inonih r.ir II menlM.
10.10 ir tiionlli for 00 nmntlio,
I.AWHON O. IIKAtX.KY
II lib Ae. . I'liono 1(1
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MONKY In LOAN on PITY moi'riiTY
ktonlhlr r-ayitienia of 114,14 ptr llooo;
lo tor. of voluoj no cotnnile.log
no .11. y.
KHKHY INHUIIANr'R AORN''Y
IT lib Ae. W. I' ham 001 Kugene
11-14.(1
MONEY TO LOAN
Wo moke loono on farm, end oily prop
oily, r
yillHT NATIONAL HANK
Kugene O.IO.If
KKHKIIAI. FA KM LOANS 1,0 Inteieel
rate, long lime payment, flrel No
llonal farm l.ean Aeeofilallan. kug.tte
Oregon. l-14'ir
LOANS IM.ENTY MONEY, Clly on I
form l lowe.t Inlorool rolo. f, J, Her.
g.r. w, lih. u-l-if
I HAVE I ho Loot form and oily loon.
Invetllgallon and coinperleoe Igvltes
w. J, Lit Mr, II E. Ill, Ave. l-l-l
MONKY LOANED Oo Aulomoollee
oulrk aorirlo. Saras Mortgage Co.
I K.l till HI. ll-l-K
IIH('KMNM)l'H
INDEI-ENtlENT Wood, fbono 0O0I-1,
J. E. Potion. O.IO.If
ing Register Business and Professional Directory
XffihHUTm
n. I, AI.I.KN Alium.r ol.l.w. MMS i
ovor llonhi of Commorco.
C. A. WINTKItMEIErt lnd. ml,. mn1
pmbolo opMiolliloo. Offioo ovrnor Ilk
ond Wlllofhollo olroolo.
U. tt. HiXIE Allornoy. froollco In
II count, no Wlllomtllo tl.
L. L. HAY
Minor Uiilldln
CIIAd a. IIAttDY Mourn 10. V. I
Notional Hank llld.. rnor otk and
Willamotlo olroota.
ALTA KINO lwyor. I'bont tot, oil
Minor llulldlnf.
f. M. CAI.KINH Atlonroy.at.low, U.
K.ilnn.l ii.nii Hlilf I'liono I IT.
C'lllNOPOUIrrr
nn. iiANPNiiuii Koi npi.11,1
rorno. cojlouooa, kunlona, fallon archot:
all foAl atlmonta, dolly. 10 to I. 013
Wllhimollp. ground flnnr. I'hnna 104,
rAHI-KT AS0 Kid n.KANIN'O
ELECT till? CI.RANEMI4 III Ollto HI.
mo Wt bnnw how.
I'MlfHTAHKn
MAftlON VEATCM KIINRIIAL HOME
ldr aultlanl, Full auto oqulpmonl.
4'ornor Tomb and rart olroolo. Pkono
III. Morion Voalcb and Harry o.
Ktonoy.
W. W. HRANNTETTEn Kun.r.l dlrtr.
lor. Idy ta.lx.nl. Auto ht.ro.. lilt
Qllvt .irttl.. Phono 411.
ARcifiTKrrn
JOHN lltlNZICKKII Arrhllorl and tup-orlnitrid-nt.
ti.l Minor IIMi
IIKMHTlTntlNO
IIP.MnTITrHINO Al rtndonca. Mra.
Koto Powoll. 141 I,awronra.
TIM NO ANO HBATINO
aill'PE'14 TIN miOP Tlnnln. furntco
lnnallln(. 13T W. Tlh. rhono 110,
HALL IIIIIMWAY Plumblnt, tin
nlm and hoatlnr: oowor plpo and
ditln lilt. oantb and Oak. Pbono
loot.
GEO. t). IIRITZMAN Plumblnt. Iln
nlri. tt ve. Qth atroot. Phono IIT.
n.t'MniNo and fduriNO
CIIAKR LKHI.KY PlumMnr and httt.
Int. lit Oak alrtoL rhono lit. Hot
litunro phnno lS0O.Ih
RKPAIRINO AND lll'IIOIJITKniNO
PHRNITUItB HIIOP
Wtldor and Turnor
RopalrlnOja flnlohlnv, nphnlotortni. foodo
parhod for ahlpmont. 1003 uj Lawranea
HI.. Ktif.no, Phono IIT1-R.
aRAVRHrr ptiRNiTiinn houpital
AND PACTORY Ropalrlni. upholalar
Ing, rarinlthlni, Purnttura rnada lo
, ordor, Jodo paokod for ahlpmont,
Poftnry HIH W. lib, phono 101.
- COI.I.ROTIONS
It. M. TRAVIS, Ino. U. tt. National
Hank llldg. Phon lit.
PAINTINO ANO r AIKRIIAN1INU
lA!NTINO Tinting, pa par hanging,
D. Hickman. Thnn 1B18-J.
HUHINRNS OOlotoKUg,
nuaioNn miHiNHHfl ooi.i.kohi rcnroii
Now for bualneai tduaatlon. Cataloguta
rreaon raauoHt, Phone 6flH,
1NHURANCK
TIKNHY A, TROMP Flra, automobile
Mabllltf and burglary Insurance, lionde.
Room Is. Flrat National Dank Uldg
Rpaclallst, fnauranc for every risk,
WM. H. DASKRRVtU.N Insurance
ferli f s?Mi8, fw& f t rw'1552 W - dp9.
I'llONOCIMAPR
IIUI'AIIIINU
All makot of phiiiioiraplio ropalrad
Woik autioiiittd,
i.AiiAWAV ri iiumc rroiiR
t-i-ir
MATTIIKHnKN mtdt ovor wllb nr with
out now llrkt! ron bo lolurn.d otino
don now inalir... any tlao. O HrUn o
Mottrta. and llpltolal.tlng Co, Mini
110. Ill K.tt lib Art, l-ll-tf
HTIII' Tlllinn LEA KM
ltl.nl rtpalllnir and palnll.it. All work
tuar.iiit.il. j ii, iiaiillnt, III Alma
iltn. I'hniio llll.f., 13-l-tf
Kim Moron pa iNTKItn and I'AI'P.n
Htna.io, tall Protlon Ai Halta. lb
Wlll.mttlo. Phono 001. 4-3p.tr
PIIKM I.KnnoNll-lii niaklna parrhm.nt
ond lln.n lamp oliatl.a. I'liono 1311
1-17-0
Pl.onlt rlANDINll Hardwnud floott
laid, O. 2. II. nit. i'liono lapil.
CITY IIRAIITY HIIOP Kaporl Optra
I'llt; plinna 141, Odd Kolluwt llldl
Oil Otk HI, I t If
THE llll T TON 9 nop I'lt.il.,,, hut
tana and btintilirhltig, 10 lib art
ootl. I'bnno ITII-J. t-l.ll
PAPKRIIANniNd hy orn.ni alto bout.
pointing. Paul lloAutramont. t-T.tf
RINIHNH I'RINTINd CO. I0IT Wl
lamollo, phono 111, ll-li-lf
NOTICE Or IAI.R OP OOVRRNUKNT
TIMRRH
OKNEIIAL LAND OPPICR
Wotblnplon, D, C
n.r.mbtr It, llll.
Nnllro lo bor.by plvon Hint aubjool
to lha oondltlont and llmtlallono of tfco
ala of Juno 0. 1(14 (31 Htal., llll, Pop
ruary 10, llll (10 Out., llll), anj
Junp 4, 1110 (41 Htal., Ill), and pur
ouanl lo dapartintnlat rtyutallona of
April II. llll (to L. O. ITO), Iho tint
nor on Iho following landa will bo oold
P.bruary I, laid, at It o'clock a. m., al
publlo aurllan at tba Unltod Mtatoa land
offlra al Itoooburg, Ortgon, lo Iho high'
oat blddor al not looa thandha appralaod
valuo ao abown bo Ihlo notlco, oalo to
bo oubjoct to Ibo approval of tbo I! te
rtiary of tho interior. Tho purebaoo
prtca. with an additional turn of ono
fifth of ono par coot, tharoef. bolna
ouuitnlttlont alluwod, mutt ba dtpottlod
at tlmo or aalo, moooy lo bo roturnod
If oalo la pal approvtd. ptbarwlao paltnt
will latua fur tbo llmbar. wblcb moat
bo romovtd within ton ytara, Hlda
will ba rorolvad fiom rltlt.na of tho
Unllod lialoa, aMOclallona of ouck cll
laona, and eorporattono organlaod undor
tho lawo of tbo Unllod Mlatoa or any
alato, tarrllory, mr dittrlot thtrouf only.
t'pon application of quallflod pur
ohaotr tho llmbar or. any Itgal aubdl
vltlon will bo offartd atparataly bofora
btlng Inrludtd In any offtr of a. largtr
unit. T. 10. It. I E m, 1. KWU NW St
pint to M . fir 110 M.. nono of tho tlm
br. on thla tract to ba aold for laaa
than II. lo por M.. for Iho plno and II
par M for Iho fir. T. Id II.. R. IW..
Uo; IT, VYtt NVYV. old growth fir
oao M.. aoeond growth fir To M.. Bono
of Iho timber n thlo tract lo bo oold
for Leo than II. 10 par M. for tho old
growth fir and II par M. for lha aoo
ond growth fir. T. II I. R. II w.. Boo.
t. Ill IVY It rad fir I3T0 M wbllo fir
T40 tl, ctdar 10 M. VVtt BWVt rod
fir loot M. while fir 410 M., .lornlork
It M IVYVt REVI rod fir 1110 M
whlto fir IITO M . cedar It M., none of
the Umber on thla aocilon to bo aold
(or leto than It. to per M.. for the red
03 per M- for the cedar and 1.00
per M. for the hemlork and white fir.
II fl. R. II W.. KM. I. HE u. RP.U
fir 1140 M nono of the limber on Ibli
tract lo be aold for loae Iban 13.10 por
M. T. It .. R. 10 W fleo. 31, IVY
NK '4 eecond growth fir 170 M.. NWtt
Kt oernnd growlb fir 110 XI.. old
growth fir Itt M.. cedar 40 M.. H.O. 31,
NtH NIH ternnd growth fir Ito M..
ranlar 3oa M HRt NEtt aecnnd growth
nr ITO M.. radar oo H. HVYV. NBIt
eerond growth fir ITO M. NEW. NtVV.
oeraod growth fir 300 II, ir.( NVYti
aerond growlb fir T40 M. NK1 IWIt
oecond grewik fir t?a M.. NW14 HE14
eerond growth fir Itt M.t Lot I. aeo-
ond growlb fir lit M.. cedar 4a M.: t.ot
I. aeiond growth fir lit M., cedar tt M.
I.nl I aeoond growth fir I40M.. cedar
to M.t X-ot t, oecond growth fir In M
cedar lot M.l Lot r, aecond growth fir
ITO M , redar 300 M. : Lot T. aecond
growth fir 340 M.. cedar too M.. none
of the timber nn theae aacllone ta be
ertld for leea than II. 10 per M. for
ha aecond growth fir. 13 per PI. for
the' old growth fir and IT per M. for
the cedar. T. II H.. R. I W. Hen. It.
HVYU NWU. fir til M.. none of the lim
ber on thla tract to bo oold for lota
iban ll.tt por M.
WILLIAM RPRT.
Commlaeloner.
Dly. 1-l-le
NOTICB Tf CRBDITOnH
Notlr I 1nrby given 'lt lh un
4rtlvnf4. a ftuprlniniiint or IUnk
frtr lit Umim tit Oror, la In charca
of lha aaaela and affalta or lha 8lla
Hank ot Coburg, Ceburg. Oragon, for
lha pur pom ot liquidation. All Pr
tona who may hava elaltna agalnat said
bank ara hot-ftbr nollflM to maba lagal
proof Ihoranf. br (King a duly verified
claim, aa by law provided, with tha
leputy Buperlntndant or Hank a In
charge, at lha office or tho State pank
ot ciirturg. uonurg, uregon, on or d
for lh 3 1st day of January. Mi.
KRANK C. DRAMWKLIt.
dunarlnttndent of Dankt.
Pat of flrat publlnatlon. Oct.. tl, ItSI.
Dai of lait publication. Jan. If. list.
Thura. 10-31-Smaa.
NOTICB OF BANKRUPT SAl.B
Tho undersigned, trustee of the fipenfe
I.umber company, a corporation, bank
rupt, will receive sealed bids at the
ufth-o of the Wlltameita Colleatlon and
Credit Service. ICO Willamette Street,
Kugene, Oregon, at 11 o'clock In the
forenoon, on Saturday the lOih day of
January. 1131. for the following des
cribed perennal properly:
100.000 feet of lumber morn or lessi
1.100 feel of l-l-lnvh cable; small
tools,
lihls will be received separately or for
any combination of tho Heme shown
above. An Inventory mny bo examined
at the office of tho "Willamette Collec
tion A Credit Horvlce. ISO Willamette
Street.
A certified check for ten per cent of
the amount bid, must accompany each
bid, and all bids are subject to the con
firmation of the Hon. A. M. Cannon,
referee1 In Tlnnkruptcy, Portland. Ore
gon, The trustee reserves tha right t
reject any and all bids,
C, S, DH.T.ON, Trustee,
Bugene, Oregon.
1-11,11,21
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r.nolidne speak plucinfl her fingers on his lips. She &aid
uioasl people misjudge him, as he really is very warm-hearted.
.NOTIOK OK HMKRiWH 8AI.C ON
" KXtSiU'TION
Nolle la hrby given that by virtue
of an fruttin end order of sale teaurd
out or the ',r.-ui( Court or th Slate
of tpTfgnn for the County of Lane on
the IftUi doty of January. In an ac
tion -biein on i lie 3ft h day of lici-om-brr.
l:t. In the abuvi rntitlrTtourt.
Willainelte Collrctlmi t'ce-llt Hrrvlre
a corporallon, plaintiff, retoveied judg
mini aaeiiiat Hi iiffondttni Jnmcii k'r
ler for lite sum nf ITJo.M, with Inir-r-eat
Ihereun at he rnio of tin per
cnl iter annum front' Hi 2tMh day of
perotiilier. IS7I. an'l the further sum
of 1 7ft . tie a i lnrney feB and I tie further
sum of ll oo mate and dlabureementa
which Judament we a enrolled and
dix-keled In the office of the Clerk of
eaijl court In said county on the 31th
day of Itecember, l9Jft. and aald execu
tion and order of eale to me directed
coiitmandlnv me In the name of the
Stale of Orecon. In order to aatlufy aald
J ml amen I. Iniereat, coala and dlahurae
menta, and the coal a anil expenaea of
and upon thla writ to sell the fallowing
deacrlhed real proptorty. to-wlt:
i Ilcalnnlna at a point In the Vieat
line of Lawrence atret. at the
Sniitheaal rornr of Lot Twenty
five IH In 11 lock One (U ll-n-drkka
Amended Addition to Ru
gene. Ihenre north forly MO) feet,
thence weat eighty f0) feet,
thence aonth forty Ho) fet. thence
east eighty (S0 feat to tbe place j
of beginning. In Lane Cojhnty,
Oregon. i
Now therefore In tha name of the State
of Oregon. In compliance with aald ex
ecution and order nf aale and in order '
lo aaflafy aald judgment, Intereat, coat a
and dleburaemenla and the coala and
espenei- of and upon thla writ, I will
nn Hatiirday the 20th day of February.
at the hour of one o'cloek In th
afternoon of an id day, at the south weat
front door -u the County Court House lr,
Kugene, Lane t'orntv, Oregon, offer for
sale and aell for cash, at publlcauctlon,
subject to redemption n provided by
nw. alt or ft) right, title and Intereat
of said defendant Jamea Carter, or any
other person or peraona claiming, by,
through or finder him. In and .to the
above described attached property.
FRANK B, TAYLOR. -Sheriff,
Lane County. Oregon.
Thura. 1-31-5
NOTICB TO OrtBDITOnS
Notice la hereby glvon to all whom It
may concern that tha umleratgncil,
frank A, Tripp, hna been duly appolnt.il
atlmlnlatrmtnr of tha ealate In Oregon of
Maria M, Allen, rlecoaacil, by the County
Court of the' tltata of Oregon for the
County of I,ane, ami haa qualified aa
auch admtnlatrator, and all poraona hav.
Ing clolma agalnat aald aatato ara here
by notified and requeated to preeent
tho oamo, verified no required by law.
with tho proper vouohere, to tho onM
ailmtnletrator at tho offlco of Charlea
Hardy In tha United fttntcs National
think Ilulldlng, In Rugena, I,ana County,
Oregon, wtlhln als montha from tho
data of thla notlco.
Data of flrat publication, December
II, 1131.
PRANK A. TRIPP. 1
Admlntatrator of "tha ' Batata of
Maria M. Allen, Deceaaod.
CHAItLHH A. HARDY. ,
U, S, Nat. Sank Uldg.,'
Attornoy for Uatata. ,
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aSWa ,'eJ3
iLaneCountyNewsl
1 (Continued from pago goven)
will 1-0 conferred at tha mornini;
sciiiim with lunch at noon a i
cIM feature. J.oruno Grnnso will
Rlao Iho program In thrt afternoon.
An lm.jil (lrant:eru are urKed to at-
teiul an thin l expected to be a,
banner day In Iho ytrari wora.
FARMERS' JLJNION MEETS
cuEsKi.r i.ocAr. has ixtek-
r.STIXtS SI'XSION
' (Rcglater Itno County Speila!)
'CKWtsWl-n.l., Ore, Jan. 20.
A' Bond attendance) as present
Tuendny nlcht at tho reuular meet
Inn of tho Karntern' Union. Mr.
and Mra. C. K. Jordan of routo 1.
Mr. and Mm. J. W. Armstrong
and Frank Bush transferred their
memhernhip to thin union. There
will bo only two moro meetings of
tho nlcht nchool. The next meot
liirj will he Mondny night and a
nov7 gubjact will be taken up aa
tho atudy of soils has been com
pleted. Tho county mrctlnrf of the
Farmers' Union will be held Frl
dny, January 22, In Sprlngfiold
and tho following members were
appointed as delegates: Mrs. M.
Horn. Mr. O.rotiabeck, Mr. Qutn,
Mr. Wallace, Mrs. niankenshlp.
Mrs. Holllston. Mr. Haselton and
Mrs. Olson. A committee consist
ing of Mrs. Olson, Mr. Holbrook.
Mr. Hollinlon and Mr. Noalon have
been appointed to arrange for a
hall to hear, Mr. Shumway speak
on the interests of the farmers.
OlF-SWEMi PERSOJiAM
(Regletor Lana County Special) -
CRESWK1.L, Ore., Jan. 20.
B. F;. Fortnoy nmV Mr. Marples.
real estnto men of Eugone were In
Creswell Wednesday on business.
H. R. Spencer, prominent real
tor ot Kugeno, was a Creswell vis
itor on Wednesday afternoon.
Andrew Olson has moved from
his rcsldcnco In tho Uohrnstedt ad
dition to his house on Orogon
avenuo and Second street, recently
vacated by Mr. Jfeolan.
"JAMES J. CROSSLET
Portland, Oregon
Cnndlilnte for tho Republican
nomination for United States. Sena
tor at the Mny 81st, 1926, primar
ies. Will always bo present when
the aennto is In session looking af
ter nil the Interests of all the peo
ple of Oregon Just as loyally as he
did whon state senntor, U, S. at
tornoy in Alaska nnd a soldier in
Franc. Represents no specinl in
torostn.i Thurs. 12-31-tf
MRS.' BOTTENFIELD DIES
(AMKOKMA WOMW HI It J I ;i
AT JIMTIO.V CITV
fltcglafer T.ane CoiJitty Spt'lal)
JUNCTION CITY". Orri.. J;in. 20.
Tti funeral ot Mr. Kuni JSot
tlrnllclil WUH hcl'l fl'.ni, MUI.t'h
rhiipii;! MiMidny nt 2 p. in, Min,
llMi'iiflil illi-'l in H.m I'm IH w .I
r;h'ie mImi hml ht'iti llvltiu for sov-
eifil yo.'ira.
Hho !UVi'M a arm, Hlnoy. t. fal-
Ifrirnlrt. h'-r inothfr ntnl futhor,
Mr. und Mrs, Ch.ti. Thornfon Hr
two hrolhciiH, Will iiwl ChaiioM
.lr nf Jiinrtlori City; Mra. W.
Mum for, tt- nlHfer of Hclo nnrt Mra.
irm-Q Cfitiintofrlc of I'ortlnriii. who
vi'i nil prffV'tit nt Iho fnncTnl.
Thiro uro nlao two alntra, who
coiiiii not ii print. lifv. .ir.
KlnU-v of tho Mthoillt church,
offlrliitrl mill !nlio?mfnt win
mudn in tho I. O, O. I-. cemetery.
Jl WfTlOY ITV VKIWOSMM
JUNCTION CITV, Ore.. Jan. 20.
Tho you n K non of Lenter hiekey
of Hivurvlcw in 'UUe III with pnu-
monia. '
.Mr, Kdwanlrt of Knnliomlah.
Wrtuh., la viHliliiff hr mother nt
t ho home of M rn. IN ick Chriaten-
aen.
Mrg. Nettle Kchenck U horns
from Portland whero ahe haa been
vtNltliiK her dauKhter, Florence, and
frlendg of that ttic.e.
Mm, Ijiura Dlrkey and son v en-
ley nncnt Wedneaday In Kugene.'
John Illnton irom the eaatern
Oregon country la spending a few
day at the Harry Mil lorn home,
Mra. Jfopklnn of Portland and
Claud Lee of Aahton, Idaho, mother
and brother of Poatmaater Lree, are
In Junction vlalting relatives and
friend.
Oeorgft JarkHon of Eugene wag
here Wednesday greeting his many
frlendg here where he u m well
known.
The Mountain States' .Power
company haa a crew of linemen
here overhauling the lines and
making1 repairs.
IJBKKTY PKIISOXALH
ftoglNifr Lane County Special)
LIBERTY. Ore.. Jan. 20. Mr.
ond Mrs. Fred Chase were Junc
tion City visitors Thursday.
C. P. arlmes ana C K. urecnt
blll were Junction City business
callers Thuradav. .
Mrs. John Winn and children
Are visiting at the J. J. Winn
home.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Je Winn -were
Eugene visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kneble
drove to Eugene Wednesday.
Nadlne Nulf and Velma-Woodln
of Franklin were Saturday visitors
In Eugene.
JOINT MEETING IS HELD
IfARRJSnCRG I, O. O. F. AJfD
REI1KKA1IS HAVE SESSION
HARRISBURG. Ore.. Jan. 20.
(Special to tho Reglmer.) A big
crowd assembled In the M. w. A.
hall here Saturday evening the oc
casion being a joint nfeeting ot
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to
entertain -isitlng members of the
Alpine -circuit. Members of lodge
families wero also Included.
Music and old-time dancing
were Indulged In and In addition
to the program, members from
Junction City. Halsey and Alpine
put on a number of clever stunts.
The program consisted of tho ad
dress of welcome by Otto Nlchel
son: piano nolo. Miss Mildred
Moody: reading, Joseph Mercer:
polo, little Velda Bennett: reading.
Mrs. K .W. Blehm: solo. Miss
Mcnrlc Tramm; reading. Miss Mil
dred Darnellle: reading. Miss Jen
nie Wadsworth: solo, Mrs. Klmer
Wadsworth: Charleston . dance,
Otenda Windbigler. At the con
elusion of this, cake, coffee, sand
wiches nnd nlckles were " served
Halsey was decided upon as the
place for the next circuit meeting
which will occur February Z7.
' Rridso Work Completed
TTARRISBI'RG. Ore.. Jan. 20.
(Special to the Register.) Bridge
work was practically completed
here Monday when tho last of the
rivoting wan done on the railing
Job which has occupied the timo
of three men the past ten days. A
painter is still busy, the work of
his brush being the actual finish
ing touches. The name plate, a
fine bronze (ablet. Is alBo soon to
be attached. This will bear the In
scrlptlon, 'Willamette , River
Bridge."
. HARRISBURG PF.RSOXAIjS
HARRISBURG. Ore.. Jan. 20.
(Special lo the Register.) Orval
Cunningham was taken very 111
sundavout is recovering rapiaty.
He laid off from section work a
few days this week.
Frank Sheldon and brother-in-law,
Ben McGinnls of Sllverton.
were visiting the latter's sister at
Springfield Tuesday. .
Grant Cunningham arrived from
Portland Sunday evening for a few
days' visit at the home of - his
brother Orval.
A. C. Chandler was n business
visitor In town . Saturday, from
Trent.
Jacob Rocso. Jr.. went o Port
land Tuesday to look after business
matters.
Mrs. C. II. Richards, wire or tno
new barber, plana to open a mar
celling, parlor next .door to her
husbands snop. Air. iticnarus,
who has been very "111 of pneu
monia will not bo able to resume
work for another week at least.
B. F. McGinnls of Sllverton ar
rived Saturday for a short visit at
tho G. H.' Colburn and Frank Shel
don homes. Ho was a. resident
hero several yeara ago.
Tho babv son of Mrs. Audrey
Kllenburg became 111 ot scarlet
fover Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mike Zols, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Allen, all ot Sllverton
By Cliff Sterrett
wer Mtihduv guc.itn of thrtr unci
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. U. II.
Culhuiu unit other lulutlves.
H, P, Hliiitt and Hvnu, Ilut-old and
i't-tcy w'to Junction City visitors
Hutuidity evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Jr. M. Woodson
wero Coltugu , CJiovo vUltors bun
iiuy. MiiHii iiiicrnlciit und Airs. A. H.
' t v, Ji an and Jamus vlalted
to utita at UiutViiMVllio HtJiiU.iy.
IjUh luxi am irt at homo fturrt
ho vli Inlty of I.md where hu litis
iV-.-n cMployt.'d in farm work for
HOinu wtjki pa.it.
.Mm. John vwiiVM-t. accoinuanifU
by inr brut her, U. L. lluey. were
in i'oitlund Friday to altcjid tho
lunvtul oil a broUiur, Kmciy llucy.
ilie ucceuaeu was a resident ot
lliat city many years and wan 00
yoann of uge.
.Mr, ana .Mrs. ti. it. Colburn, v.
F. .Mc'ilmiiH, ami Flunk H lie Id on
v lulled tho latl'ir's brother and
famliy, Mr. und Mrs. Henry bhol-
don of JJruwiiMvllle .Mouaiiy.
Mr, und Mrs, ii, C. Kuglluh and
children are lute arrivals hure
Horn Okhtiioma. Tlit-y have rent
ed ttio (ilcn Jlolt rcsidftiico on
south 81111111 at met, wliro Mr.
Knttiliah will conduit tho manu
facture of bluing and n'lauipooa
which ho will sell to Ktort-H here
und aliMi pul on otitslflu markets.
Mi. and Mrs. Jake Marguth were
released Irom tiuaiantino Saturday
and spent the day with relatives
in Kugene.
Mrs. C. X, Moody Is somewhat
improved from her recent paraly
tic stroke.
Mrs. JC:e Lowerv and twin
hah tea are here from Oregon City
for a vjslt at tho home of her
mother, Mrs. wm. urocK, in ine
La):e Creek neighborhood. Her
sister. Miss Mildred lirock recelvea
rather severe injuries to her leg
In a recent automobile accident
whU-h happened near the church
of that vicinity about ten days
ago. The ilrock sisters formerly
operated a cnie nere m town xor
several months.
Miss Kthel White. was visiting
in Junction City Tuesday.
Arthur Snringate had a busi
ness mission in Junction City
Tuesday.
Alva Perkins returned to his
home in Eugene Monday after
suendlnic the week-end here with
his brother Clyde.
M. i. Morgan spent Tuesday in
Junction City.
Revival meetings are sun in
progress this week at the local
Church of God. Owinx to so much
sickness at present the attendance
lo not so good. Evangelist H. A.
Konrad's efferts are highly spoken
of by those who attend.
Annie and Moses Fine spent the
week-end with friends in Eugene.
Briefs of Oregon Life I
Immediate Iravestlgation of the
company which was alleged to be
mulcting British helr out of leg
acies left by British subjects who
die In the state or uregon, inte
state, and without representatives.
was requested by J. Ii. seu, uruian
consul with headquarters In Port
land, In a letter received by Gov
ernor Pierce.
The States Ftdorated societies
have chosen May 2 as the day for
their first annual picnic and the
first of the summer at Old Cham
poeg.. It will follow the historical
and pioneer event known as Cham
noec day. annually held on the
first Saturday in May. It Is the
plan of the federated societies not
only to celebrate the birth ot Ore
gon. but also to give historical slg
nificance to the 150th anniversary
of American independence.
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A foot of new snow was reported
on the ground at Government
('amp. at the base of Mount Hood,
Tuesday afternoon, and at Buil
Run lake, Portland water supply
reservoir, there were 10 inches of
pnow where the ground was baro a
few days ago. Tho temperature
at the lake was 322 and a light
snowfall was continuing, according
to word sent from Zig Zag ranger
station of the forest service,
,
Albany postal employes will be
hosts June 26 to three state organ
izations of postal employes. The
OVegon State letter Carriers asso
ciation, the Oregon Federation of
Postal Clerks and the Oregon Fed
eration of Postal Carriers are the
three bodies to meet here. About
300 delegates are expected.
A rustic arch to be designed by
the United States forestry bureau
will be erected at the Oregon-California
boundary line on the Pacific
highway, according to decision of
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