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\ V U CAT! CRT JOCTWAt. W A , r o u r m inarets m irlan» g a th e red n e a r J ( ] A dam a to e aleb rate th e p o tlatch of the la ta Y um aunkln, who died in Chicago w re ce n tly . A t th e p o tla tch h la blanket», * »addle», horaea and o th e r poaseealona * w ere d latrlb u te d am ong hla re la tiv e * M a cc o rd in g to th e trib a l cuatom a. H Principal Events of '.he Week An Increaaa In th e ra te a of the Union C ounty T elephone com pany to a point w Briefly Sketched for Infor com p arab le w ith th e loweat ratea 7 mation of O ur Readers. ch arg e d by th e H om e T elephone com- ® pany, o p e ra tin g In th e aam e te rrito ry , M waa g ra n te d In a n o rd e r laaued by the X Sm allpox h«« M a in broken o a t at public aervlce com m ission and effective Brownavllle. May 1. ^ R e g istra tio n for the com ing p rim a ries In. view o t th e fa c t th a t th e tim b e r ^ la the heaviest U m atilla county ha» of W aaco county, though of h ig h e s t * ever bad. q u ality , la n o t baing utilized com m er- M W illam ette unlv erally ftrla defeated d a lly , the c h a m b e r of com m erce of XX Pacific u n lv eraity co-eda In debate F rl T h e D allea h a s recom m ended th a t saw- M day n ig h t. m ills a n d fu rn itu re fa c to rie s be In- wg kfon’g Cotton and Liait It la predicted th a t the Ocegon straw - te re ste d In th e tim b e r re so u rc e s of the ^ berry crop th la y ear will be one-third county. * Sockiat25c, 35c and 50c larg e r th a n ever before. D espite th e m id-w inter dro u g h t, Cen- M AT A lbany'a q uota of $10,000 w orth of . r>j Oregon ra n cb e ra need have no fear stock In the L inn C ounty F a ir W orth fully >f a sh o rta g e of w a te r for Irrig a tio n elatio n has been subscribed. th is season, for sto rm s d u rin g th e last T he an n u al m eeting of th e Ohio as fo u r w eeks h ave b u ilt up th e snow re soclatlon of th e Rogue R iver valley serve In th e m o u n ta in s to norm al, ac W orth fully was held a t M edford S aturday. c o rding to re p o rts received from tra p Hood R iver citizens plan d u rin g the pers In th e foothills. ONE THIRD MORE next tw o w eeks to ra ise 14400 for re lig i A "m odel fa rm ” of 10 acres to dem ous and c h a rita b le purposes. o n s tra te how to grow fru its, b e rrie s A to ta l of 1020 real e sta te d ealers In and vegetables su itab le for th e use of Oregon have obtained licenses through th e local c annery, w ill be established n ear A lbany. S tockholders of the P u y th e sta te Insurance d epartm ent. C. L. Howell, a rancher, waa killed a llu p a n d S u m n e r F ru itg ro w e rs 'asso In sta n tly when his au to o v e rtu rn e d on ciation, w hich o p e rates th e A lbany « cannery, will buy and o p e rate th e farm . the road south of K lam ath Kalis. W ill H. Daly, federal fair-p rice com- Alm ost the e n tire P ostal T elegraph line betw een R oseburg and E ugene will m laaloner for Oregon, u n d e r appotnt- be reb u ilt th is sp rin g and sum m er. m ent of A ttorney-G eneral P alm er, baa T hree p ep p erm in t d istillin g plant» teleg rap h ed bla re sig n a tio n to W ash- a re to be erected In th a n ear fu tu re ad Ington and announced th a t he la Joining the m int field* eaat of Brooke, th ro u g h w ith th e position for th e rea- W ork will soon be sta rte d by th e »on th a t he has received no su p p o rt, sta te highw ay d e p artm e n t In paving except from U nited S ta te s A ttorney th e road betw een M arshfield a n d Co H u m p h rey s a t P o rtlan d , qullle. ! D airy p ro d u c ts b ro u g h t a larg e sum T he Bend Com m ercial club will have of m oney to ra n c h e rs of Coos county, ch arg e of th e e n te rta in m e n t of th e BOo according to a re p o rt com plied for th e delegates to th e sta te grange, which P o rt of Coos Bay. T h ere was shipped from Coos Bay d u rin g th e y e ar 1919 m eet* th ere J u n e 1. C orvallis show s a re g is tra tio n of a to ta l of 3,600,000 pounds of cheese 2898 voter* w hich Is th e h ig h est ever valued a t $1,060,000; 900,000 pounds of recorded th e re a n d 97 per cent of the b u tte r valued a t $640,000 and 40,000 cases of condensed m ilk valued a t possible re g istra tio n . Im provem ent w ork In P o rtla n d $240,000. T h a t broom corn can be grow n suc a m o u n tin g to $3,386,048.66 Is alread y un d er way and w ill be com pleted be cessfully on river-bottom land in the W illam ette valley Is Indicated by an fore the end of th e aum m er season. As a re su lt of a v isit to R oseburg by e x p erim en t la st y ear by G ra n t Thom- th e s u p e rin te n d e n t of E ugene schools *■. * fa rm a r re sid in g n e a r L ebanon. It la sta te d th a t seven R oseburg teach Mr. T hom as p lan ted a sm all q u a n tity o rs will teach a t E ugene next w in ter. and sold It fo r broom s, and from h is W illiam F a rre of B u rn s was nam ed ex p erim en t e stim a te s th a t u n d e r nor- by G overnor O lcott as county Judge m al c o n d itio n s th is product w ill yield of H a rn ey county to succeed Ju d g e H. from $460 to $700 p e r acre. C. L evins, who died In P o rtla n d recent May 3, 4, 6 and 6 have been se t as ly. the d a te s fo r th e second a n n u a l O regon C anners a t Hood R iv er a re m aking Je rse y Jubilee a n d p lan s a re a lre ad y e ag e r bid s fo r stra w b e rrie s a t 16 cents being m ade for an excursion of Je rse y a pound field ru n and fu rn ish in g b reeders a t th a t tim e w hich w ill ln- c rates. T h is n e ts gro w ers $2 8$ per e,ude stops a t th e la rg e r Je rse y fa rm s c rate. In th e W illam ette valley. M. D. M unn, P lan a fo r ra is in g M arlon co u n ty ’s p re sid en t of th e A m erican Je rse y Cat- q u o ta In th e 8 * lv atlo n a rm y d riv e are He club, will be h e re at th a t tim e as a ta k in g shape. S o licito rs will be senl^ » pedal guest of th e Oregon Je rse y o u t e arly In May. T he co u n ty q uota le breeders. $13,600. W ith a fa v o ra b le decision of th a In a b ility te sell bonds a dvantageous s ta te su p rem e c o u rt, allow ing th e s ta te ly h a s caused th e A sto ria w a ter com K*me and fish com m ission to pur- m lsslon to postpone th e proposed rale- ohaae th e R eddish farm n e a r E ugene Ing of Its dem to double th e e apaelt) f° r * gam e farm , p lan s for Its im prove- of th e re serv o ir. m ent and e n la rg e m e n t will now be A lbany has been selected definitely carried out. T he c a p a c ity of th e a t th e site for th e Young People*? P h easan t pens wlH be doubled in th e H um m er C onference of th a Presbyter- ,,e* r fu tu re and w hen th e lm prove- tan ch u rch of O regon w hich w ill be m enta a re com pleted 4000 b ird s can be held Ju ly *2 to 29. handled. W ork Is p ro g ressin g on th e Sm ith F ifty autom obile d e a le rs from dlf- h lll g ra d e 18 m iles n o rth of G rants fe re n t p a rts of th e s ta te m et In E ugene P ass on th e P acific highw ay. About »“ d form ed a te m p o ra ry o rg an izatio n 1000 feet re m a in to be graded before >>$ th e O regon A utom obile D e ale rs' as- th e su m m it Is reached. •oclatton w ith W. A. Jo h n so n of T he P ra c tic a lly a ll m em bers of th e force Dalles aa tem p o rary p re sid en t, and G. a t th e Polk co u n ty c o u rth o u se In Dalis* H alverson of Salem , te m p o ra ry secre have Joined th e a rm ) fig h tin g the high ¡»ry. A nother m ee tin g will be held coat of c lo th in g a n d a re w earing over In P o rtlan d w ithin 60 days, a t w hich a lls In th e ir v a rio u s offices. tim e a p e rm a n e n t o rg a n iz atio n will E dw ard A. M e lg an , se c re ta ry of the be effected. O regon R e ta ile rs' association, assert» A rran g em en ts have been com pleted th a t m em bers of th e association have ky Coo* C ounty Agent C h ester C. F a r r not p ro fite ere d a n d on m any a rticle s for a n um ber of m eetin g s of fa rm e rs a re m ak in g less p ro fit th a n ever. th roughout the county to be- a ddressed Lea* th a n 400 c a rlo a d s of potatoes ky Profeasor A. O. Boquet, head of th e from th e 1919 crop re m a in to be sh ip J e p a rlm m t of vegetable g a rd e n in g of ped o u t of O regon, com pared w ith 300" <he extension serv ice of O regon Agrl- c a rs a t th e sam e tim e last year, ae c u ltu ral college. T he d a te s will be as c o rd in g to M arlon co u n ty grower*. | follow*; Coqullle, May 8; F alrv lew , T h e Hood R iver A pple Q row ere’ a» May 10; M yrtle P oint, May 11; Coos Hoctatton Is h a ste n in g sh ip m en ts of River. May It. Broccoli grow ing will sto re d sto ck s of N ew tow ns followlm- he the m ain subject discussed at th e 1 he finest of Hegvv Weight Worsted Suits the m arket affords—ahrut one hundred of these suits carried ever from last win liftin g of th e em b arg o on freig h t placed m eetings. ter and now placed in this Special Event at a discount of fire dollars a suit off raaiketi prices. Manufacture rs are now «how - s s re su lt of th e sw itch m en '* alrlkca. | O regon v o ters a t th e prim ary elec- ing advance Fall *92D lines at an advance of about 33 3-3 per cunt over last season. P lane a re now being m ade by th* 'H on May 31 w ill c a s t p re fe re n tia l s e c re ta ry of s ta te to license all drlv ballot* for five re p u b lic a n s and one ora o f m o to r vehicle« u n d e r the p n d etn o c m t for p re sid e n t of the U nited v isio n s of a law passed at th e special S la te s, according to th e re co rd s of the se c re ta ry of s ta te w hen th e tim e fo r Pension o f th e le g isla tu re In J a n u a ry . H ood R iv er valley Irrig a tio n pro filing d e c la ra tio n s of c an d id acy ex T he re p u b lica n c a n d id a te s for Jects h a v e won In every point In lltlgu plred tlo n w ith pow er concern« o ver w atet p re sid en t a re L eonard W ood, H iram rig h t* on Hood R iver, a cc o rd in g to » Johnson, F ra n k O L ow den. H e rb e rt d ecree Juet e n te re d by th e e ta te w atei H oover a n d M iles P o in d e x te r, w hile th e d e m o cratic a s p ira n t Is W illiam board. T h e annu al fou n d er# ' day celebratlor, O tbbs McAdoo. A tto rn ey G e n era l Brown, a c tin g as a t C ham poeg will be held H aturda) M ay I. F lv e -m ln u te a d d resses w ill b a tto rn e y for th e s ta te , will in te rv en e g iv e n by p io n e e rs a tte n d in g th e celebrs In th e a ction filed In th e P o rtlan d Hon. Ju d g e P. H. D 'A rcy of S alem will c o u rts by th e W arren Bros com pany to re co v e r from O acar H uber, a con p resid e. J. O. Hays, S a n Joee m illio n a ire, who tra c to r engage*! In th e c o n stru c tio n of ow ns much p ro p e rty In th e Laki sta te roads, ro y a ltie s for th e use ot Ijvblsh region n ear Salem , le eonatruc* bith u lith la. w hich. It la alleged, la a Ing a saw m ill In th n t vicinity to cut p a te n ted pavem ent of th e W a rre n com lum ber fo r th e construction of w are pauy, a cc o rd in g to Roy K lein, se c re (A r|P P lM P P D o t h i a P houses. Thas* w ill be as sto r ta ry of th e s ta te highw ay d e p a rtm e n t. ^ U U U IIC I age places for on Iona s a d o th er veg A decision In thia c ase. It is said 5 «tables to r protection sg a la st frssa ln i will a ffe c t all p a te n t pav em en t laid to O regon sin ce M arch 1, 1919. weather. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST c ALEXANDER E^tra Full Cut Men's Work Shirts Double Special — SALE----- B IG S P E C IA L $1.00 and $1.25 Men’s-Young Men’s SUITS One Third More 0 Starting SATURDAY Morning Taking in every new 1920 Spring Suit in the house-com prising the productions of High Art, Sincerity, Chester field and other makes of reputation. Never mind the whys or ihe wherefores—but just remember that every new Spring Suit has got to g o —and they will go without much delay. Heavy W eight Suits For Coast and Year-Around Wear and Figure the Saving Yourself attend this Big Double Special Event ALEXANDER Ontario, Oregon -U3L- (3 Ì )