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ta ta* T««W T****wr»c I.« S v
isar ts
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know»
that
babtea
are
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to
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AN ito-FOOT H OHT-Or-W AT
a
ahtehe* a Summer school to train mother* and
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father* also in bringing up children
ef »
A new building will house this new branch of 1 M
learning. and husbands « ill be aB oved to attend
the Sum mer lectures
Lirlnc quarter* « til b-
prortded for them at Vassar AD o f wfcirh « mr<
moo sense
• • •
State »p-xiflcation» to road huddmg are Mate
The private life of som e a t the fam ous or In
•psi Ifli ariiiM Just the same as red tape is red fam ous «om en of history has been the *ub)ect
tape and « - suppone taat a the end Lane county m
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_ _ _ and
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_ —— stone*
__ _ lately
atter o f _ aoseto
ne««paper
vtC b ase io bxy aa »•>-?«« n *5,t‘?i".waL ? f
w * •u t*1? hare su flciea t scandal in this day and
HcKenxie highway from .r p n u g ^ d to the »urn
wnhoyf d W i < [Blo
tf most of It is never osea.
• • •
to look into th e future to road
_
to-foot righ t-of-«ay probably
An ex-bandit is n o « emperor of C hina The
gbouid be had as far as Vida but above there it is problem tn China seem s to be to invent «rays of
scry doubtf J tf it «til ever be used. No one has kiilto« off the Chinese
to-tooc roads ex t into the sides of
• • •
as y et Even tf there were a demand
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for them -a n h siidea would cover them up
TiL1’
***rchhghf. tf ever perfe, red m
The senaibie th m e to do k to buy an 10-foot P «**« »*«• should find a ready market amongst
fight-of-w ay when it to needed and to to be i m - |T e l Richard's flgfct fa n s
proved or when we have used our 40-foot rtgbt-
p f-xiiy Granting that k may eoto a little more
A local Dumhdora remarked this week that the
M 50 or 100 years from now we do not he«*’ * percentage of accident* in airplanes « a s very
Chat anyoo* «IB contend that the value of this
ooe to a person
land «til increase as fast as the interest on Lane
• • •
pounty's money necessary to buy this useless
State specifications should be
We are pleased tf not rsghtdown grateful that
fiemble enought to correspond with common a bee has 13.000 eyes, as announced—instead of
pease.
sting*-
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MONEY GOES P
EAST
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b>'«*tas»
aa* « - *» r Cue
emtroes over water
There are only about sever, points to the river
The sam e »pint that manned the American between Salem and Newberg that need the per-
“flying coffin»" during the war will aiwert itaeif m anent improvement», and practically no work
Xthen there ia a prize to be gained even with odd*
below Newberg will be needed.
•galne*- »ucces*. Americans are ever ready ac , This is very good news.
peopl- to take a chance.
The attention of the United State» governm ent
will hereafter be given more largely to internal
A million dollar* daily are being paid In ga»oline improvmenta. to great water power development»
taxe« to thia country. O regon’s tax amount» to and navagation problem» and the like—
•15 .000 daily. It is beginning to be a question as
The Mississippi flood has stressed this idea of
to whether real estate or automobile», trucks and internal improvement»—
So that disaster will serve the purpose, am ong
tractor* pay the most taxes.
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2.
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a a
other things, of bringing »till water to the Wil-
Six «hooter* in the early days were the cause lam ette river at a nearer date than might have
af m ost of the killing». Now six cylinders do the been possible had not the father of waters gone
on such a rampage
Work.
t irosa orno «an-ry*» f>—r Otnra
Dependable Eyeglass Service
Dr. Roijdl Q ick
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B I T —I DO IT RIOHTJ
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH
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Editorial Comment»
'
1 U i •'<!»*<* irwMI* tor II roars
• t o s s «**ia< A«i*vt*a I f**i b*tt»v
tana tor y*ara and kasv so l Soon
SneSaraS art»* «»• '—L * Cha«p«oa.
* ---------- » gamut x **• le a k » M l B«aa tft* MUST apouafal at Adlar
.'uv«i asu
«a.aoau fluufla? Sr » 1 a* roQooaa (aa M S oftoro ro«oaae
it' ivr"O**iv,«i w^pùt <9u «ad - astern « b a g »a»1«»! of "Id o sa la « a t-
fl» P p <a f l o .«xtu ra »amrww«
I a s floss tfc* ay a t» « . Mala« yo* an
t i "A* .—m e oora Mr . s i M. » I »
roar « a sta aaS sia*» Saltar No
. . . b ird (or r s s r
. --a.
• - - .a i aa r
« a. aa tu J» Mt*
Approximately 350.000 automobile license record, somebody at our house «111 break it-
js »
— t ---» ay
■lares «Hl be Issued to Oregon this year brtogtog
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, ----- xwator rr» «• a I Far
fc a fee a t M^OO.OOO This is an increase over
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» tu aae J w **<s^ oa it
tost year a t 1500.000 There are w flld en t auto-
is a man whose wife has gone , 4ta , „ v
1ST? Oa x-io<-«a:
mobiles in Oregon to haul afl the people at one w rh -he car
. . .
is s S
mterex os sawr ft»»
tim e in f a « automobiles seem to be Increasing
rvarwuv ua. i»tA » « «
faster than the population
| A n y b o w -th o se <>nnan flier* set a non-stop #
'iZ'"
T T ’tJl’
Automobiles have a great bearing on the econo-
p ^ on j Berlin to Berlin
»
- raoex-.
pur cooditkms of Oregon.. There are no auto
auto-
• • s
J;“
mobile factories here or oil wells and practically
a m :«
ina. is n o s «nscissi-
The feller « h o insists that life is a joke usually u » rr i s « ! « • • « os **«« from
nothing that goes into the eom tnm tkm of a
ras-x.-r sits i»i«. M il ♦! Total 4 a -
motor rehieie is made to the state It to all ahip- lives to find that it is on him.
• • •
aa4 issasi -« ahe-»» 4-wrlb-4 »'-«av
per in and hundreds of million» of dollar» of our
ty, |1 US M
gtoney goes to other states to pay. Consequently
August
i « n „ » , m o 4* t of s - h - «
r e must dig harder and harder to ret this money
___ . advice to June Bridegrooms: A little
ber. IM7. <Sa tarda y at t*a Soar» of
The outataading com m odity that tends to bsl-
often sm jo.h» j * r a m b i ^ast
Tan o’O aek o e t*a foraaoas of «aid
g ace trade conditions with the east is lumber I t '
day ta flo a t of the T oaa Hall ¡a
brings in more outside money than anything else
S^rtart-t-! Laa« Conaty Orauoo a»n
th - abo»» 't»*cr.be4 y y o r n j to «a-
Oregon 'a n n o t hope forever to have thia lumber
bt44-r for -aah w*o offara to pay t i -
«specially if she continues to pursue a policy of
aaa—sa ea '-i roata. tatar-at and ar
pot reforesting her cut off land» We must look 1
sTTLL WATER IN WT1J.AM ETITE
- j a-ta< eoat* aa4 tateraat »beraoa
ahead industnaily and develop other lines to take
(Salem Statesm an)
aad tak- a eartlScala of *a> therefor
the place of lumber lest in a fear decades w e will
aa by law pm»l4e4
United States Senator Cha» L. McNary »ay*
r* --4 tkta Aarnat lit* . I t t t
be swapping nlckles between ou rselves
J SXJTSON. Town Marak*:! of t i e
a a a
the engineers o f the U. S. war department are
definitely com mitted to the project for atill water Towa •* «sriasksM
THE E X jL E m . FUGHT
I
The Dole Paciflt fiigbr kA» turned out to be in the Willamette—
NOT1CB OF 8ALB OF
And the work being done th « year, with the
government timber
doleful Death and failure followed to the wake
• f the flyers. The whole thing will injure confi- J50.000 item to the rtvers and harbor* bill for the c«n«rai L*«a o*<a. was* estan. 0 C
fiance to aviation rather than build It up. The purpose. Is to the nature of permanent work—
Ausurt n . i«7.
planes that entered the contest were land plane*
W inz dam* that will stand etc etc
Notice ta hereby p »*a that «abi-rt
and had
no , buamess
over
o— engineeril
_ _ believe that
v ’•».
>.* up a 10
c®,»4:tiont
aad . liatitat.-ja«
ano
can a
u u s m e s s a attem
t t e m p pting
t in g ; long
t o n g flight»
nignta over
Tbe
they may build
tke ,-4*
act of
Jan - » i»K.
» S t s t . 11» of
A <*«-»
** *
a u . a p l to fly oyer more than barge »tag- the year through without *a<i pareaaat to departBant r»<a..
g des e r t^ a »ome of the pickup crafts across t h e ; any hjchs. They think they can get a »even-foot Urn*
ApT11
**-* '**
D-
t a l k - » p l a n . , abould b . ^ l o . - l to t l y T S s i ^ *
nr
FIGHTS 1« YEARS TO
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h. hi -«t fi-td.r at not ie»* than tk -
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th «*^ f. » in» eow nH aiona alloaad.
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Be ready "with a
^11“ ^
J,r the t!a, . . wh7 h mam b- r-
moved aithfa io year» Bid» win b-
rasefvad
m ' t-na nt tke U stte«
Sl*le* ..»»" *»« ns of such G’11*®«
and corporation» or*anlied under the
Uw, o, ,h„
guu# or tD.
sta te , territory or dintrut tb-r of
only. Cp«n a c t 'n » '. ,n of » quaiif.ed
parchaaer the tlmh-r on any |e « ,i »ub-
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division will be offereti separately be
fore beinz included In any offer of a
larger unit. T. I g . R. i W. Sec, 35.
. N PU NEt4 green and burned yellow
j fir and h»muxk 277» M. appralsel
1 value tM»S, NW 1» NE*a green and
! burned retlo v fir and hemlock 3450 M.
appraised value *4524 26; NEtb N W ';
green and burned yellow fir and hem
lock 3520 M. appraised value *4046:
NW>4 NW44 green and burned yellow
fir 2»30 M appraised value |2»3h
ftW’-i NW ’4 green and burned yellow
‘ f r and hemlock 3550 X. appraised
I value $442»; and the 8E>4 NW««
green and burner, yellow fir and hem
lock 2»iX. M. appraised value I345S 25.
none of the timber on theae subdivi
sions to be sold for less than the ap
praised value stated T 178.. R. 7 W .
Sec 2», S'E'4 NE'4 red fir 340 M. red
redar 75 M.. 8E»* NE«4 red fir 500 M
8W«4 NW«4 yellow fir 412 M. red
cedar 40 M. NE'4 8E«4 red fir 800 M
red cedar 40 M. NW«4 8E«4 red fir
500 M. T .88 , R 7 W . Sec. 1. Lot *,
red fir 1900 M, none oi the timber on
these sections to be sold for less than
»2 per M T 2 N , R 2 W . Sec. 17.
NE84 8W«4 yellow fir 1500 M, red
ce<iar 170 M. hemlock 40 M, 3B«4
.W ,4 yellow f lr 920 M. red cedar 140
M, T 29 8 , R 11 W . Sec 24. Lot 5.
port orford cedar 390 M, yellow fir |
300 M. red fir 200 M, white hr 40 M.
red cedar 20 M. Lot 12 port orford
cedar 500 M. yellt/w flr 1450 M, red
cedar 20 M, T 40 8 . R 2 E . Sec. 19.
S E ’4 SW«4 yellow pine 3&0 M, sugar
pine 50 M, white dr 80 M, I » t 4 yellow
pine 500 M sugar pine 40 M, white
Hr 30 M, red flr 100 M. none of the I
1 timber on these sections to be sold j
for less than $1 50 per M for red Hr ,
and red cedar, $2 per M for the yellow
; flr, *1 per M for the white flr and hem
lock, $9 per .M for the port orford i
| f-d ar and $5 per M for tne yellow and )
sugar pine. T. 8 8 . R 8 W . Sec, 11. i
,VE>4 8W<4 yellow flr 1340M. hem ;
i lock 400 M. white flr 500 M, Noble f lr i
40 M. NW'4 HW'4 yellow flr 400 M. (
J hemlock 120 M. white flr 500 M. Noble j
i flr 140 M. none of the timber on this j
i section to be sold for less than $1.75 ,
I per M for the yellow flr. $1 per M for I
I the white flr and hemlock and $1 25 j
per M for the Noble flr. T 3 N . R
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ath fo r it !
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day and get this " sim p le*
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