T H E
RESEARCH
WORLD HAPPENINGS "
OF CURRENT WEEK
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MONEY N E E D E D
Institution
Appeals
to
People fur $10,000. IX«.
Waahlngton. D. C. — For th* ftrat
COMMITTEE FAVORS
TAX INVESTIGATION
time ainco Ita foundation nearly
years ago. the Smithsonian institution
Brief Resurre Most Important
Daily News Items.
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Eventa of Noted I eop *.
»o»erneen
»h o se
valuable
contributions
to
science heretofore have been financed
from Its endowment and by special
(gifts, will carry an appeal direct to
Ithe American people for $10,000,000 to
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undertake many new ma
jor projects and to continue its public-
; ations.
Announcement of the institution's
plans was made Monday night by Its
board of regents, which said the money
' would be added to an endowment that
1 has not only doubled since 1846. when
Things T U r U Know n g
the Smithsonian institution was organ
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ned under a trust fund of $560,000
willed to the I ’nited States In 1826
I as Rosas mine near Mexico ( ity ^ j ameg s mjthson. an English sclent-
caved in Saturday moraiflg while a js(> ,,jop ,j,e increase and diffusion of
full gang of men was working, bury knowi,HiSP among men.”
lng all In the mine.
The hoard asserted that the instltu
l.atest returns from the elections tion's annual income of $65,000 had
Saturday been inadequate for years, and that
held in Australia last
strengthen the position of the gov- since the war particularly the rise In
costs had materially cut down its
ernment of Premier Bruce.
activities, causing suspension of some
The $.100 000.000 tax reduction bill
1 “ e *
j publications such as the Contribu
being written by the house way
tiens to Knowledge” series, curtail
means committee will be kept on Its
ment of others to a third of what they
record-breaking course for spaed un
were, and restriction of such essential
der a program charted Saturday hy
researches as that of Dr Charles G.
Chairman Green.
Abbot into solar radiation and the in
Grace Elliott. 17. cashier at a fluence of the sun on the weather.
Sixteen major research projects
theater, died after drinking poison in
Seattle Friday night
Following a were said by the board to have been
scolding over low grades. Harriet Hall, held up because of a lack of funds
IS. high school girl, took poison. She Some of those, the announcement de-
lared. “ would lead to an Increased
was resuscitated.
fix'd supply from the sea. others will
Complete separation of the fleet
furnish data whereby the hardwoods,
corporation from the shipping board
the fruits, the food. drug, oil and
is recommended by H. G. Dalton of
cordage plants of the Philippines v|J
Cleveland. O.. in his report to Presi
become increasingly available, while
dent Coolidge on the situation involv
a third group will provide formulae to
ing the two agencies.
assist the engineer in solving the in
St. Louis authorities Saturday night creasingly complex problems which
and 1‘acUk Northwest, arHOtber
were searching for two youths who fac® him
robbed four offices in the Victoria
building and escaped with loot valued
$136.236.000 C U T
IN
F IN A L
TA X
BILL
by police at $150.000. Both meb were
Washington, D. C.— A revenue bill
unmasked and heavily armed.
slashing the annual federal tax burden
In by an amount placed by the treasury
The production of “ Hamlet
modern clothes, wherein the hero
$336.236.000 was completed Monday
,
,
_bv the bouse ways and means commit-
wears a tuxedo and Ophelia an ultra
tee.
modern dance gown, has failed to
Drafted on a non-partisan basis, the
catch the public fancy and was with measure was unanimously approved by
drawn from a New York theater.
the committee, which directed Chair
Seeking'an opening to escape from man Green to report to the house on
the opening day of congress Decem
the circle of French troops, the main
ber 7.
force of Druses under Zeid Atrasch.
The committee felt justified in ex
Saltan Atrasch's brother, attacked ceeding the '/300.000.000 reduction
Rasbeiya Saturday night. They were limit, which it had set because of the
repulsed both times with heavy losses. estimates that the treasury surplus
Colonel John C. Coolidge. father of for the current fiscal year probably
the president, failed Sunday to show would reach $300.000.000 instead of
the continued improvement which had $290.000.000. the original figure,
been noted since his recovery from the
Effects on the reduced tax rates
severe attacks of last Wednesday. His carried by the bill will be felt imme-
condition. however, was not described dately upon its enactment. Virtually
as radically changed.
every taxpayer will be benefitted by
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. the measure. Income taxes alone would
Mrs. Katherine Thompson Wood.
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_ be cut bv $193.5«5.000 under the corn-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B.
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mittee program, and the revised rates
Thompson of Wilmington. Friday was
will be effective on incomes of this
granted a divorce decree nisi from her
callendar year.
husband. Osborne C. Wood, son of Gov
ernor-General Wood of the Philippines.
Q U EEN A LE X A N D R A
The later was not in court and did
OF E N G LA N D IS DEAD
not make a contest.
Sandringham. England. — England's
Building construction for the first "fairy queen1’ is dead. Stricken with
10 months of 1925 has exceeded the heart digeage Thursday morninr. ml.
total of 1924. and broken records in mogt on ,he eTe of her g, gt birthday
most sections of the country, but there Queen Mothfer Alexandra died at 5;25
is still a scarcity of suitable bousing o'clock in the afternoon, with her son.
for persons of average means, says a King George V. Queen Mary and sor
dispatch from Chicago.
rowing members of the royal family
Chancellor Luther of Germany told
the party leaders Friday that the gov-
ernment would resign after the Lo-
carao pact signing ceremony in Lon-
don December 1. and that a new cab-
inet would be formed in sympathy
with the Locarno policies and obliga-
tions.
Growing discontent with Premier
at her bedside,
Thus died the radiantly beautiful
Danish princess who captivated Eng-
land 62 years ago when she came to
be the bride of the then prince of
Wales, and who held the empire's love
and reverence through three genera-
tions as the princess of Wales, ag
'I I 's queen, and then as the
queen mother.
Painleve's financial proposals for
France, even among the government's
Star Owes Back Taxes.
supporters, finally brought about his
Los Angeles.—Charles Ray. portray-
fall Saturday, less than a month after
he had reconstituted his ministry to
0f country boy roles in the pictures,
meet the wishes of the radical groups and ,n ^
„ fe
flsure ,n a
In the chamber of deputies.
series of financial setbacks culminat
The Haitien steamer Ville dts
ing recently in the bankruptcy of
Cayea. reported sunk in the Caribbean
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Charles Ray Productions. Inc., was not-
8ea, »a s found l i miles east of Pllou . . . . .
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bay by the American steamer Brazos ified Monday that Uncle Sam still
Friday and taken to Pilon. The paa- hopes to collect from him a matter of
aengers and crew were suffering from approximately $233.000 In back Income
lazes. Income tax liens filed against
lack of water and food, but no casual
ties were reported. The engines of the film star are for 1921 2.
the Fteano r were disabled.
New Probe Body With Wide
1
S TA TE N E W S
Oregon City.— “ Batch,” the 10 year-
old cat owned by Mra. Mary Churles,1
Is dead.
Ilia death occurred a few
days ago.
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By
A CLEAR TRACK
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Marion Polk county corn .how l
senate and five outside experts. It
would serve without pay.
Chairman Green expects the ways
and means committee to complete Its
draft of the tax reduction bill early
next week in plenty of time for its
presentation to the house when con
gress convenes December 7.
At Attractively Moderate Prices
Furs ar* to be lavishly u»c,l in the truiumiig ol Milady's lall and win
ter garment* and our splendid new slock them in in an ihundnace ol
stylet and widths, as well as all deniable shades. You'll be fascinated by
their their besuty and delightfully pleated with oui atliactively moderate
prices. Particularly im|<oiUnt s i* these special olfertiigs in hur Collars
— Main Floor. Fancy Good* Section
Kxcplionally line Opossum tu r
Collar», K iiiebev wide and *7 iuchri
long, lured and ready to vrw on
your garment. They
come in
stone inarlrn, fit, h. bla, k racoon
and natural
Specis I al $12.95.
Beautiful Coney bur Collars,
lined and ready lo tew on vour
gornient.
They come 8 inchct
wide and 27 iliehe* long. Shown
>n black, brown, kit ami blue fox
Especially undervalued at $6.05.
f
Just Keccivetl an Importation of
Velvet Brocade Georgettes
A Rich, High Grade Ma
terial for Dresses and Tun
ics, at
A 36-inch width and a very
Geornetles, especially adapted
»»¿un» in black, red and black,
copen, cocoa, turquoi»e, white,
$9.75 Yd.
fine quality «»f the new Velvet Hrocatl«*
lor tltrtNC’» miti tunic*
vom ici in neat dr
y.rey and copen, tan ami brown« buck and
etc.
J&âtt ¡ L 3 h
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THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER
W ill Promote a Full Growth of Ilnlr.
W ill also Restore the Htrengtb,
Vitality and the Beauty of the
Hair. I f your Hair ta Dry and
Wiry, T r y -
EaSt India Hair Grower
I f you are bothered with Falling
Dandruff, itching Scalp, or any Hair
Trouble, we want you to trv a jar of
FAST IN D IA H A IR GROWER. The
I remedy contain* medical properties that
[no to the root* of the Ilair, stimulate»
the skin, helping nature do ita work.
Leaves the hair soft and silky. Perfumed with a
halm of a thousand flower*. The best known remedy
for Heavy and Beautiful Black Kye-Brows, also
rcatore* Gray Hair to it* Natural Color. Can be ua*xl
with Hot Iron for Straightening.
lng straight ahead on a clear track
IO U R
Fur Collari in Opos ç. * n -
sum at each
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Fur Collars in Coney...
at each ....... ... .....
Rainbow was a big producer for sev-| yo 0 ;
eral years when the United States
Iwt that thought give you encour- j
Metal company bad control.
agement, greater Incentive to keep go- ,
Newport. — The ocean. Which had where the white lights ar* llashlug
been lashing the Oregon const for you a friendly welcome at every mile- (
eight days, smoothed down until It stone.
was the appearance of a lake last
Faek your heart full of lov»; pack
Saturday. It is very unusual at this It full of accomplishment; pack It full
time of the year to see the Yaquina of faith, e e a m * und noble ambition,
Coolidge For Dry Law.
bar smooth enongh for the smallest then rid* on assured that you will
reach tha coveted goal.
Washington. D. C.—All violations of vessel to come In or go ouL
( A * r S c C l . t . Newspaper aye.11.ete I
the prohibition law. however small,
Baker.—The MU.ourl Flat grange
should be prosecuted, in the opinion
of President Coolidge. although he be- stttrte<1 MonJ» r ° » “ ««* « (frange hall,
lieves that special stress should be I The » ‘ ructure « 111 be one story high.
,
,
,
,
1 Î h v “7 9 f u n t
A ex o f f n e t w i l l Ko» m a i l «
placed upon cases where convictions 32 by 72 feet. An effort will be made
to
finish
It
this
winter. Wendt broth
will close up large sources of supplies
The president feels that prohibition ers hare donated a one-acre site for a
violations are being prosecuted by fed period of 99 years. Cash donations will
eral authorities as rapidly and be sought among grange members.
j
Luxurious Fur Trimmings
F. A. W A L K E R
Salem
nual
An Advance Showing of
SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT
S I M P LE R LAW IS AIM
Price Sent by Mail, 50c; 10c Extra for Postage
A G IN T -a Ot.’ T n T
1
Oil,
OU,
lion
fo r
S. D. L Y O N S
316 N. Central
H a ir G row er, 1 T w n i'l«
I Shampoo, 1 Trww ln#
I T%em C m m im i d ir ««-
fo r M Ìlin c, £ . j-V K i l n
I ’ uoU c*.
Dept. B
Oklahoma City, Okie.
Last Name
IS IT BRIGGS 7
thoroughly as the existing legal ma-
hinery permits, and recognizes that
prosecutions serving to abolish supply
sources do much to reduce minor pro
hibition case», which have been clog
ging court dockets.
Quinaby.— Since the beginning of
the pumpkin season two large trucks
g R I O G S Is a more usual name than
have been hauling the seed* from the
Bridge or Bridges, yet they both
cannery at Salem to Albany, where
have the same meaning, und Briggs
they are cleaned and sent to Russia is the dialect variation of Bridge.
by the ship, where they are used as HlgX la In the same way a form of
food by the Russians, who eat them | Kldge. yet Rig* or Riggs Is rather
Tax Cut Retroactive.
as Americana eat peanuts in this coun more usual than Ridge or Kldge*.
Washington. D. C.— The government try.
In England the name la renowned
as having belonged to Henry Briggs, a
will lose between $20.000,000 and $25.-
Eugene.— A daring unmasked man
i)00.000 through the retroactive cut in entered a cafe here at 10 o'clock Sat contemporary of Shakespeare and of
inheritance taxes voted by the house urday night, picked up the cash reg th* greatest mathematicians of hla
ways and means committee, it was ister, containing at>out $50, and carried day
There have been several distin
estimated by Chairman Green, who op it to a waiting automobile. Before
guished member« of the Briggs family
posed the slash.
patrons and employes could recover, here. On# was George N Briggs, one
The committee voted to nullify the the auto, bearing license number One governor of Massachusetts and
increased inheritance tax rates pro
And
another
was
17255, was speeding north on the high congressman.
vided in the 1924 revenue act by mak- way.
Charles Augustus llrlggs. an Ameri
ing the lower rates in the 1921 law ef
can theologian.
Harrisburg. — A contract for 4146
fective on all inheritances up to the
51 EVER— This Is a name of German
time of enactment of the bill the com feet of sewer and drain pipe was let by j or|gln though It Is borne by natives of
mittee is preparing, which reduced this the city council to Morris Marquis almost every country of Europe, and
of Eugene at $ 4- >0. The engineer's there are Meyers In this country
schedule to a 20 per cent maximum.
«-■«tímate for the*- three drainage pro- among hundred per rent Americana,
jects was $5400. Thirteen bids were It I» one o f the most usual name* In
Gang Loots Postoffice.
received, the highest $5730.40. W ork Germany, where they speak of Muller,
Superior. Wis.— Robbers early Sat
SohulM ■■ we *IW* k of !
urday looted the postoffice here of will begin In ter days and must be **-*«■
, Sn,l,h- Brow“
>fc . „
nearly $75.000 In stamps and $125 In completed by March 1.
Meyer Is derived from th# Latin
cash, after binding members of the
Hood River.— The apple growers' as- major, meaning greater, and Is said
family of C. J. McGill, assistant post sor fat km has announced that a first to have meant originally merely over- j
master, and forcing him to yield keys distribution on -he 1925 apple ton-
lf ■ <-«l '»1 r^* "omethlng of
and combination of the vault
The robbers went to the McGill
home, bound several members of the
family, waited for others to return,
secured them and then forced from
McGill the combination of the safe and
compelled him to turn over keys to
the building and inner compartments
of the safe.
Leap to Death Broken-
was taken to the home of his brother.
Rule.
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Corn swicpstake* at tha an- T R * white llghta ar* Mating rncour-
track
' io— yo,,r ,r“
ck'
man and woman, and the world la
which opened here Thursday war* waiting open-armed to receive you.
awarded to Woodburn, according to
There Is work to do for youreelf
announcement made by the judges.
and your country.
The shops and factories are calling
Quinaby. — Two cratea at celery,
you.
The professions .are opening
grown on the celebrated Lake l.abtsh
places In their rauks tor your accept
beaver dam tanda of this section were ance,
Contemplated Group to Include Sen
expressed Saturday to Waahlngton. D.
The entiling acres In pleasant val
ators, Representative* and
C . one to President Coolidge and tho leys and ou tuHgninreut, health giving
other to Senator Charles L. MoNary, hills ar* stretching out thvlr plump,
Outside Experts.
whose tables they will grace ou brown arms to embrace you la a
friendly welcome.
Thanksgiving day.
From everywhere come« the call to
Washington. D. C. —Widespread pow
Salem.—Six persons were killed and honor and proapartty.
ers of investigation of the administra 322 injured In 2549 traffic accidents
The old and worn ara falling by tha
tion of the income and other federal in Oregon during October, according wayalde: th* young and vtguroua must
internal taxes would be given a select to a report by T. A. Itaffety, chief In move up and take their placoa, full of
committee under terms of the revenue spec tor for the state motor vehicle de proratoo aud overflowing with richeo.
Mount your steed and whip him up.
hill being prepared by the house ways partment.
Do not be afraid.
and means committee.
Nothing la Impoaeltde if yon will
Myrtle Point. — Tho community chest
While the select committee, approv
accept responsibility Inleillgeully anil
now
contains
the
neat
sum
of
$1300.
ed on motion of Representative Tread
give the beet that Is In you.
way. republican of Massachusetts, snd $200 of which was held over from last
There are greater fortune« hidden
urged by Professor Adams of Yale year, and the rest of the business In tha future, waiting for development
houses
and
the
residence
section
of
university, would be directed to seek
than ara visible In the present, and
simplification of the law. it also would the town will be solicited by the wo the track la dear along the entire
be authorised to investigate and men of the Women s club.
way.
Keep going In all aorta of weather
recommend improvements in Its ad
Tillamook.— The salary of the coun
ministration.
ty dairy and food commissioner, now Keep aw »y from your own ugly moods,
An exhaustive investigation already $175 a month, was ordered by the angry quips and storms of pa salon.
Canry with you all the cheer, will
has been conducted Into the admin county court to be reduced to $1 a
ingness and sunahlua that you can
istration of the internal revenue month beginning IVcember 1. The
Stop frequently at the wayalde ate
bureau by a special senate committee county clerk was ordered to advise the
turns and taka on a naw supply, for
and a report is now being written by commissioner o f the new order.
three are tha thing* which will make,
Chairman Couzens. republican, of
Klamath Falla.— One of tho largest It possible for you to write your num*
Michigan.
wildcats ever seen in Klamath county In later year* aids by aid* with the
Proposing many changes in the law
Illustrious leaders who ar* now show-
was accidentally killed on the Ashland-
as a result of the investigation. Sena
lng you th* way.
Klamath highway early Friday morn
When their day Is over. If you have
tor Couzens has declared he will seek
ing when it was run dowu by an auto- proved yourself capable and true, you
their adoption at the coming session
ist from Corvallis who was en route will taka their places amt help others
The committee which the house mem
here. The animal was blinded by the as they are now helping you.
bers would appoint, however, would
autoist's headlights.
Every morning wheu the >un comes
no$ be required to report until Jan
Baker.— L. P. King of Portland, own up It shines upon the smiling face of
uary 1. 1927.
a new captain, who has passed safely
This committee would be composed er of the Rainbow mine. Is at the mine through the trying darkness of night
of 15 members named by the presi preparing for Ita reopening. He is end proved his worthiness to com
dent and would Include five members planning a drift West from the deep msnd.
*
of the house, five members of the shaft and at the 200-foot level. The
Some morning the sun may shine no
. Powers Proposed.
Bryn Mawr Girla Smoke.
Honolulu.—Violet Hook, 19. nurse at
Held jointly with M-s. Pearl Baynes,
Pbiladelphia. — Bryn Mawr college the Leahi Home for Consumptives,
hi* wife's cousin, pending investiga
Monday abrogated an old rule against ’ leaped off the 1300-foot Nuuani Pali,
tion into a fire in which his two
students' smoking and set aside one a high cliff near Honolulu, Friday
children and Mrs. Baynes' young son
room in each dormitory for the use afternoon. Her fall was broken by a
were burned to death. Levi Lucas of
of those girls who desire to indulge in tree 300 feet below the cliff's top.
Hinton. W. Vs.. Sunday blamed "neigh
where she was found. Physicians be
J the practice.
borhood gossip” for their arrest. The
This action was taken at the re lieve she will survive.
couple was arrested following the
Miss Hook drove to the Pali In a
quest of the Self Government asso
burning Saturday of the Lucas home.
ciation in response to a petition pre- taxicab, handing^the driver a note to
protests by Utah and Arizona ship- »anted to Marion Edwards Parks, a friend at the home before she
of
the
college.
last made her leap.
per* against proposed freight rate in president
creases worn heard Friday by the in week.
Man, Pinned, Saw* Tree.
terstate commerce commission at its
Soviet Remans Aloof.
adjourned hearin In San Francisco.
Moscow, Idaho.—Unusual fortitude
The hearings are In pursuance with the
Moscow —Soviet Russia firmly in
»a s demonstrated here Friday, when
congressional order for an invealiga- tends in the future, as in the past, to
tion of Industrial conditions in the stand aloof from the league of nations George Showalter, 72, suffered a sev
west, the result of which Is expected and similar organizations.
Acting erely crushed leg as the result of being
to guide the commission in whatever Foreign Minister Lltvlnoff declared caught by a falling tree.
action It may take on the application Monday In a carefully prepared official
Mr. Showalter, pinned beneath the
of 74 western carriers for a 6 per cent statement.
tree, managed to reach a saw that was
rate Increase on a varied assortment
The Locarno security treaties will lying nearby and sawed himself clear
of commodities moving east and on not altar the soviet foreign policy he from the fallen tree. He then crawl
certain westbound commodities.
said.
ed some distance, summoned aid and
Another Traffic
A D V O C A T E
Limit In Belisf.
When turning a corner at high
Blobbs— “That poor fish Silllcns Is
W here Napoleon Rested.
«peed see that you are traveling on the (he most credulous fellow I ever
The capital of the Island of SL
wrong side of the road. The repair knew.”
8lobbs— “ Yes, sometimes I Helena Is known as Jamestown, and
men have to live.— Miami Tribune.
¡actually think be believes in'himself.” Is strongly fortified.
nage will be made about December 15. tb*
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FE R R IS— This Is said to have been
It will be the earliest distribution for- ,
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derl ved from a trench nick ns me from
warded to members since early days j,*rr<jer|le||
of co-operative marketing. The total
M ASON— Sometime« this la sn oc-
of the distribution on apples and pears ct)pa,|ve nanie but probably oftener
will approximate »500.000.
| |t |* derived from Matthew, having the
THE
REGAL
W AY
OUR
Is Steam Cleaning or
Quality Cleaning
French Dry Cleaning
Pressing and Dyeing
There
is a
between
doing
our
imitators.
merely
sponging
difference
and placing a hot iron
of
on and in this way
work the dirt into the
way
work
Not
and
Our
our
cus
garment.
tomers' clothes always
In this way
much harm is done In
look new and have a
stead
more aristocratic look.
garment took like new
of
making
the
W e care for and store your suit while you are out of the city
R
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and
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atters
127 North Sixth Street, Bet. Glisan and Hoyt (with the Orange Front)
Phone Broadway 1399
Satisfaction or N o Pay
Mail Orders Solicited
NOW IS THE TIME TO ELECTRIFY
YOUR HOME
You already know that Electric Service ia the most useful and
economical servant in the home.
Why not start now and let Electricity do all your household
drudgery for yout
Klamath Falls
A recrulae of an a d -' »!r>lflrt.nce of son of
dltional lOO.OOO a, re. of Klamath Urn-
O A T T -T h l . I. undoubtedly derived
I from the first name f atherlne.
It
hart ,) W
tha flrg,
th,
Mm#
m„ nalI1* from h„ mfrfher -
and illegitimacy was surely not always
the rea»un for this Again It I* hlgh-
ly probable that such first names were
taken In honor of some saint or church
festival. Thus a man born on Rt. Cath
erine's day might have been given this
Marshfield.— The Myrtle Point bank name to distinguish him from hts as
has filed a mortgage for $25,000 on sociate*.
white cedar logs belonging to George
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A. Loud, who was killed In an auto
mobile accident near Marshfield. The
B oy Scout* Planting
mortgage covers all logs cut and in the
Boy acout* of Philadelphia are out
middle fork of the Coquille, the Co- after a record In tree planting, accord
quille river and all logs cut by the ing to • report of the American Tree
Ix>ud estate and while the mortgage Association of Washington, which
send* for a stamp for postage, free
is in effect.
tree-planting Instruction. The scout*
Eugene.— All important road Inter from every wctlon of the country * r f
sections throughout lame county will reporting tree planting to the associ
be marked and the distances to the ation, In which there are no due«.
different towns and communities given
Objectionable Brands
on guide boards, according to an
nouncement by J. E. Shelton, district
Some »mil grower* have been nslng
director of the Oregon Motor associa tar and other objectionable paints
tion. The work is expected to be for branding their sheep. Tar soften*
done by the association early next during the siourlng proceea and
year In co-operation with the Lone spreads among the wool fibers Instead
of being absorbed by the washing
county court.
liquor. Till* Injury to the wool Is*
causing wool manufacturer» Immeas
Always Worth While.
urable difficulty. It reduces the value
An effort made for the happiness of of the wool, and the prejudice of wool
others lifts us above ourselvea.— Mr*. dealers and manufacturers will result
In lower price# in the locality or re
L. M. Child.
gion where such branding Is practiced.
her land is recommended by the county
txi'lget committee It is shown in a re-
port submitted to the county court
Saturday. The cost of operating the
county for next year Is estimated at
$446.524. as against the budget allow
ance of $459,399 for the present year.
Modern Appliances
at Moderate Prices
W e have an excellent stock to select from.
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ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Building
PO R TL A N D ELECTRIC PO W ER COM PANY
Printing of Every Description
ADVOCATE PRINTING COMPANY
312 M A C L E A Y B L D G .
B R O A D W A Y 5807