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LEO J. CARY
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public h u crown tired.
"There
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to bo a Virtue," and the time la now
bora.
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Had the County Court* looked af­
ter the roada of the county and im­
proved them steadily, becinninc with
the foundation Instead of belnc mix­
ed with state and atata roads, people
coining into Coca county, cask
Homes would not go «way saying
they didn’t care to buy whore taxes
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are ee high and no roads. Our own
young man would not aay, “1 don’t
want to own a bom# here, if 1 ever
bay a place I am going where taxes
are net so high or whore we
some benefit from thaMU*
When a railroad wants to go
through a place e survey is made, a
grade struck, end the road built
without changing grades and e
reys year after year. They couldn’t
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spend all thair money surveying and
than try the rails without any foun­ • j
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In many places it us ju st as it is
on the river road from Coquflie to I
the Hathaway place, a dletanaa of
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thro# miles, th a n is nothing to
f r Patented Hat Blast Smoke Burning Range to
grads but tha crying need is to fill
J the most economical cook stove On the
the road bed first with rock and
market.
The
famous Lang Hot Blast principle ena­
than a top dressing of grsvsl; but
ble* these ranges to utilize every heat unit, taking
tha rock road would ba of small
cost, comparatively speaking, to
advantage o f every particle o f fuel consumed. Man­
dynamite enough to fill the sunken
ufactured in twenty-five different sizes sad models,
bad of tha road as high as tha
our line offers you the widest o f choice in the selec­
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range.
Toag after year tha only work
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dona is to run a grader over the road
L A N G ’S Ranges are sued and endorsed kjf
leveling it by scraping out the mid­
thousands o f American Housewives. T ie
dle of the road, while tha outside of
increasing popularity demonstrates their
the passageway is from six inches to
two foot higher than tha road bad.
No chance for drainage whatever.
▲ few more y ean of such work and
the road will be a canal and all we
QUICK’S STORE
will need will ha a flat boat drawn
by a h e n s an the bank.
To be s u n our road law la a lit­
tle lame inasmuch as every district
should have their supervisor sent by
the dtiaens of that district to look
after tha intonate of th at district;
but instead we depend on three men
to look after the roads all over tha
county and to my knowledge th e n rifle flurry ovar a state road. We and good roads aa has boon the slo­
hasn't one of them set foot on this would have had a good road and the gan of the office seekers for the past
state road could have adopted it or few y ean there to no reason why
piece of road for several yean.
Had this forty-foot width road on goo* any way ah* was a mind to go. we shouldn’t have each one only th at
tha river bank boon kept to its width That bunch don’t car* for local con­ efficiency seems to bo lacking. Ma­
terial for the other taro are lying
And nlso leapt in a pAsssble condition ditions.
If ws stand for economy,
right by your hands
th a n would not b a n bean this ter
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On inquiry I find this is not the yean ago. Than to w hen tha to ss
first case of this kind. The district of Coquilto, with bar to
across the river from ms, commenc­ commecial club, and
ing at tha city lim its of Coquilto and dubs/ fall short for the
' By Mrs. F. D. Fish
When Mr.
extending down tho north bank of the town.
The election has come and i
tha river—I don’t know ju st how fa r talked of this earn« road to ba put
away,
—was set into district No. 18 in up the river hank and
And we h e n shown th at taxes the same manner to run the taxpay­ right of way aeroes his place, they
shall not stay.
ers in for paying a tax voted upon should have worked for that road
A stirring road meeting was held them for tho building of the North and brought tho reaidants df th at
-at Arago Monday, tha 27th, and a Bank road, again to damage the ■action to Coquilto. in ten d of roly
good deal of sentiment against n o n
ing on thars never being any way
taxes was expressed when W. B.
The residents of th at sactlon feel for them to go to Marshfield as
Smith spoke, followed by Chas just as we de, as if it wore aa out- ly as to Coquilto- Bo m ud. for not
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being able to look ahead of them
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They struck straight from tha
selves.
asked one man, “How mu
shoulder and expressed the feelings that road benefit you ?" His
Tha road across tha Fisbtrap-Lam
of the people; they especially touch- was, "Personally none, except in pa mountain to also a good thing,
v ad on the fact th at ta x « w en al­ taxes and tha knowledge that there tonefitting the people of Arago by
ready too high; in feet so high that is another piece of road in the
shortening the distance to Bandon.
many w an losing thair small pi
But let each section do their own
ty." When asked to what axt
because they could not pey tko ti
affected his taxes, his answer was. work with what money they should
It was also spoken of by several About one hundred end fifty dol have and then if they do not have
about tha dearth of tm proven
tore." Think of that, am top of an enough it to their privilege to veto
mads on the farm s, because after already too heavy tax
we tax if they feel like i t What
suck high taxes th a n was not
Half or possibly two-thirds of tha good would th at road do tha F at Elk
toft to improve with. .
residents of that section will
people, if we can’t have a road to
When the ballots w en cast th e n ly ever, if ever, use that North Bank gat to Fiaktrap nor even a rend tel
wee no doubt in anybody’s mind bow road, and there are those who
reach the highway that wa are
the people toft. Taxes were turned not reach the road axeept by coming id seme time in the future?
down 81 to If.
to Coquilto first. .
What we want and have ashed for
Had the County Court toft Road
Again we find th at taxes paid in a good auny times to to
D istrict No. 21 alone and not tried one district have been appropriated foothill road put on a g rata and a
to run us in to pey taxes to benefit
sent to some other district,
in of brains and brawn put In as
the road between Myrtle Point and where the people have voted a spec
id supervisor to Me th at «he
Band on and leave out tho county ial tax upon themselves and the ex ffia sy to expanded only for value
•sat, our own homo town, they might
> is, "Those people mean bus! received in labor.
have succeeded in getting a small
i; they mean to have a road and
There to altogether too much jug
tax, but they ovar-stepped them they need tha first |
ng with tax money too much paid
selvae when they surreptitiously slid
Whst man among you would he out for work th at to never
us ever without a murmjred, “by pleased with an agent of his, if he
your toe vs."
left a thousand dollars with said
foe looking after
they
It was never made public to Dis­ «gent for him to ■ .aka certain t a ­
trict No. 21 until just before the elec­ provements and upon ratura, net ses­
tion, some ope outside of tho C<
ing the improvement ta would say.
ty Court, gave thoh information that “Where arq those
upaat tha well told scheme.
left order* far you to m
and
D istrict N*. 21 wee a large, heavy oney to make thorn srith l
tax paying district, commencing at
“Oh. neighbor ao-tn-eo needed HI
Lamps and ax tending up tha foot he was going to make some
hills and along tha south bank to
la, and had so n s money he eouM
Olga Lad. fit
Ithem ar Robison’s place, end is large put with yours, and really
enough—without running us through your money, so I tot him have it, be-
to Myrtle Point—and cap pay to
a, you know, ha had mors to go
enough. If judleoualy spent, to build with and could make so many more
us a road, and a read we are bound irn p ro v e m a n to .”
to hare If there can ba found any
most, aa man to man, would you
public spirited men in the county to feel aa if your agent was working
fill the court. If ooe set won’t come for your Interest T
th tough, set them adrift and try
Certainly not; and money passing
rough your hands and appropriated
May as well spend the money en for that which H was not intended to
recalls as to have it squandered with­ »thing abort of ambemslement Tim
out results. Our forefathers fought oney should go to the district
over-taxation without representation tore the taxes are paid.
end some of th at blood atm flows in
The North Bank read was a nec­
this generation. «
essity and should have b e n started
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A poor cold test oil will dot lubricate
your motor in cold weather. It con­
geals in the oil reservoir and is not
responsive to the action of the pump.
Therefore while your engine is
warming up, it is running practical­
ly without any lubrication. The re­
sult: worn bearings, scored cylinder
walls, and drain on batteries. ,
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Zerolene fo r W inter Lubrication
Zerolene Na. 1, No. 3 and No. 5
flow freely at sero, so that the en*
gine bearings get oil even when
the motor is cold. T he correct body
o f Z erolene w ill m ake starting
m uch easier on your battery, elim ­
inate the danger of burnt out bear­
ings and noticeably increase the
power and responsiveness of your
engine. Consult the recommend­
ations for w in ter lubrication as
show n in the Zerolene Correct
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