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HUBBJ1RD ENTERPRISE
Voi. 7
No. 49
HUBBARD, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, FRID AY , FEBRU ARY 4, 1921
Subscription $1.50
¡THOSE H E A V Y TRUCKS
! HUBBARD BALL TOSSERS
! FARM ERS OF V A L L E Y
N E W M ACH IN E TO BE
FO U RTH -C LASS POST­
DIRECT DAM AGE TO S T R E E T S !
W IN FROM INDEPENDENCE
B A C K P LE A FOR LIM E
USED CLEARING LAND
M A STER EX A M IN A T IO N
In harmony with the move thru-
The boys’ team o f Hubbard Hi had
out the state to control the tonnage i things their own way last Friday
o f loads hauled over the highways, | night.
there pj| those in Hnbbard who
I f the ability o f the Independence
think this pi’oposed state aetion ¡b oy s’ high school basket ball team to
should apply to the streets o f Hub­ throw baskets had equaled the en-
bard, and would favor licensing all ¡thusiasm o f the students that aeeom-
truckmen operating in the city and j panied that team, the score would
in that way co n tro l the heavy traffic have been fa r different. As it was
over city streets. There is every evi­ ! when time was called on the second
dence that some positive move is nec­ half, Hubbard had 22 points and the
essary to protect the city property, visitors 6.
most o f which is not entirely paid „They were a fine lot o f players and
fo r and which will be a bill o f ex­ | kept their pep up to the last moment
pense to maintain, also there should o f play.
be paid into the general fund o f the
About forty students accompanied
city ¡a revenue from these heavy the players.
trucks that will compensate the dam­
age done. Among the number oper­
ating are those doing through work FORMER H UBBARD M AN
from Portland to Salem, and various
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
other trucks making regular runs
which should have an opportunity to
Albert Jordan received a letter
contribute to the general good o f Tuesday from Oceano, Calif., report­
Hubbard.
ing the death o f John Jordan at that
There are several roads in this place on Saturday afternoon, Jan­
part o f Marion county and from re­ uary 29. Deaceased was a cousin o f
ports many other places, that have Albert and up to about 18 years ago
been made practically impassable by did contracting and building in this
the unwise use o f trucks heavily locality, coming here about 30 years
loaded when the roads were soft, and ago.
now can be used by no one. Truck­
Interment
at
Oceano
Monday
men have a right to operate and just afternoon.
as surely should bear their propor­
tionate part o f maintenance o f roads
and streets.
IN TH E SAM E OLD W A Y
O ANBY W A T E R SUPPLY
With "only Senators LaFollett,
CARRIES TYPH OID
Porter, Stroyer and Vinton opposed
F E V E R GERMS the Senate Tuesday afternoon passed
The City o f Canby was notified
last Wednesday that the public wat­
er supply was found on examination
o f the State Health Board to carry
germs Xof typhoid fever.
Arrange-
— * it» fprer:' at once made to protect
• me citizens and school children, the
latter having been notified severally
to bring their drinking water from
home, the same having been boiled
fo r use. It is fortunate the discov­
ery was made before an epidemic re­
sulted.
Individuality is the • salt o f com­
mon life. You may have to live in a
crowd, but you do not have to live
Tike it, nor subsist on its food. You
•may have your own orchard, you may
drink at a hidden spring. Be your­
self, i f you would serve others.—
Henry .van Dvke.
Read Hubbard Enterprise ads
senate bill 36 by Hall and Norblad
making available for immediate ex­
penditure on the proposed Roosevelt
Military highway the $2,500,000 au­
thorized by the people o f the state
at the special election o f June, 1919.
Nt> arguments were advanced against
the measure. The bill removes the
contingency attached to the measure
o f 1919 which required federal Co­
operation in order to make the fund
available..
The bill provides for the location
and construction o f a highway to be
known as the Roosevelt Coast Mili­
tary highway, from the city o f As­
toria,. through Clatsop, Tillamook,
Lincoln, Lane, Douglas, Coos and
"Curry counties to the California state
line, makes available $2,500,000 out
o f the state highway funds fo r con­
struction work on the highway and
provides fo r immediate action on the
preliminary work in connection with
the location o f the road.
Good Broom 5 0 c
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No use to go away from home
in search of goods at
10 to 25 per cent discount
on everything except
groceries, flour and feed
HEWETT MERCANTILE CO.
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P FLO PS. K 3 Ì|
H U B BAR. D,
Thompson’s confectionery is
good place to buy your candies.
Fag-O-San
ESTATE VALU ED A T $50,000
The Best Sanitary Napkins
A petition was filed Monday to'
submit to probate the will o f Susan
J. Eagon, who died January 23, 1921,
at Woodburn. The estate is said to
be valued at $50,000. E. P. Morcom
has been named as executor o f the es­
tate, and M. J. Lindahl, A. W . Gille
and Ivan Byers, appraisers.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned was on the 20th day o f Jan­
uary, 1921, appointed Administrator
o f the estate o f Esther Garren, de­
ceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate are requested to present
them, duly verified, to me at my office
in Woodburn, Oregon, within six
months from the date o f this notice.
Dated this 28th day o f January,
1921.
Date last publication Feb. 28, *21.
E. P. MORCOM,
Administrator.
AD M IN IST R A TO R ’ S N OTICE
APPOINTM ENT
A BARGAIN
& W O LF ER .
The hours together spent,-
required on the less productive land.
Operation o f the plant since its in­ l When quickly glided time away
In harmless merriment.
stallation has resulted in a deficit o f
between $10,000 and $12,000, Cord-
ley admitted, but explained that
hereafter the plant would be expect­
ed to pay its way.
Regular price 10 cents,
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Our price only 5 cents
6 for 2 5 cent6
Cfjt Jjubbarb JBrug Company
A D M IN IST R A TO R ’ S NOTICE
Saturday Special
H EW ETT
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor-
The United - States Civil Service
An adequate supply o f cheap agri­
cultural lime is absolutely essential j vallis, Ore., Jan. 28.— (Special.)— A Commission has announced an ex­
to the continued productivity o f Or­ j machine which is expected to revolu- amination to be held at Salem, Ore.,
egon farms. This is the statement \ tionizc land clearing has been ob­ on Feb. 12, 1921, as a result o f which
made by farmers representing several tained by Professor H. D. Scudder it is expected to make eeritfication to
sections o f the Willamette valley be­ j for use on the college demonstration fill a contemplated vacancy in- the
fore the joint ways and means com­ I farm near Roseburg. I f the machine position o f fourth-class postmaster
mittee Tuesday night in backing up | proves as satisfactory under rigid at Donald and other vacancies as
the claims o f the state lime board for | trial as it now seems it will be adopt*- they may occur at that office, unless
$10,000 with which to again place the ; ed on many projects in that vicinity. it shall be decided in the interest of
The new invention is the work o f the service to fill any vacancy by re­
lime plant at Gold Hill in operation.
Each o f the farmer delegates appear­ ! an Oregon man, is manufactured in instatement.
The compensation o f
ing in behalf o f the lime plant ex­ ! Portland, and is practically the only j the postmaster at this office was
pressed their readiness to purchase I one o f its kind to have promise o f a $347 fo r the last fiscal year.
from 100 to 500 tons o f lime at once I commercial success, according to col-
Applicants must have reached
i f it is produced at a price within : lege authorities. The power is sup- twenty-first birthday on the date o f
reach which was declared to be not to ! plied by a gasoline engine.
examination, with the exception that
Experiments will be worked out to in a State where women are declared
«exceed $6 per ton delivered.
'A. B. Cordley, secretary o f "the determine whether smaller clearing by statute to be at full age for all
board, who represents the request for costs result from the use o f powder purposes at eighteen years, women
the $10,000 appropriation, declared with the machine or by use o f the eighteen years o f age on the date o f
the examination will be admitted.
that this would put the plant on its puller alone.
feet and make it self sustaining. It
The machine referred to above is
Applicants must reside within the
would be possible, he declared, to the Bontrager power stump puller in territory supplied by the post office
produce lime at a price not to exceed I which a number o f Hubbard people for which the examination is an­
$4.50 per ton at the .plant, whereas are interested. The late models are nounced.
the only agricultural lime now avail­ being well received by all who have
The examination is open to all
able to Oregon farmers commanded occasion to clear land.
citizens o f the United States who
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$15 a ton, a price entirely beyond the
can eomply with the requirements.
reach o f all except those engaged in
Application blanks, Form 1753,
FRIEND
SH
IP
intensive farming.
and full information concerning the
requirements o f the examination can
Two thirds o f the land in the W il­
lamette valley would respond to lime Could absence, distance, time or place be secured from the postmaster at
The
ties
o
f
friendship
sever,
the place o f vacancy or from the
treatment and one-half o f this land
United States Civil Service Commis­
would respond highly, he declared, I Remembrance o f past joys erase
And blot them out forever;
sion, Washington, D. C.
his statement being based upon sur­
veys conducted by the Oregon Agri­ I Friendship we might justly deem
Applications should be properly
culture school.
executed and filed with the Commis­
A name that soon will perish,
sion at Washington, D. C., at the
Specimens o f wheat were exhibited’ Instead o f that bright golden dream
earliest practical date.
before the ways and means commit­
Which we so fondly cherish.
tee to show results obtained through
But, ah ! No, the intervening space
liming o f the soil. Wheat produced
I That friend from friend may part P Y T H IA N SISTERS H IG H JIN K S
on unlhned soil, it was explaimed,
Can n e’re unfold those pleasing
produced only 13 bushels to the acre
chords
The Pythian Sisters High Jinks is
while limed land immediately adjoin­
That bind the willing heart.
announced for March .1. Look for
ing the other produced 20. bushels to
the acre »with ompthird nyux? work I FoCd memory oft will bringjto mind further notice later.
OfcE.tS
OF
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court o f the State o f Ore­
gon fo r the County o f Marion, as ad­
ministrator o f the estate o f Elizabeth
Troudt, deceased, and that he has
duly qualified as such 'administrator.
All persons having claims against
the estate o f said decedent are hereby
notified to present the same, duly ver­
ified, to ’ me at my office, room 203
Oregon Building in the'City o f Salem,
in Marion County, Oregon, within six
months from the date o f this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, January
18, 1921,
A. 0 . CONDIT,
Administrator o f the Estate o f Eliza-1
beth Troudt, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Administrator.
Date o f first publication, Jan, 21/21,
Date o f last publication» Feb, 18**21,
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A t Our Store
for 25 cents
2
tall cans milk...................................................................................................... 25c
2 large cans tomatoes............................................................................................. 25c
2 bottles mustard...................................................................................................... 25c
2 cans Van Camp pork and beans..........................
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6 bars white soap.................., ................................................................... .............25c
1 large can spinach...................................................................................
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4 lbs R. oats......................................................................
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4 boxes matches.......................................
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