THE NORTHMAN
Ingen behandling
the seven seas, these lines operate It is reported from Rome that Dr. fraElyna, Orno.
over 200 steamships, motorships and Pasticci, a noted chemist, has dis syntes at have nogen virkning paa
sailing vessels. Most of these are ad covered a method of cheaply produc min sygdom; med hver forandring i
veiret kom den tilbage igjen. Efter
ditional to old established services
which have made this port a termi ing liquid hydrogen. It may be used at have brugt seks flasker af Dr.
in driving automobiles, one gallon Peters Kuriko er jeg ikke laengere
nus many years.
reumatisme; det er ikke for
On the 18th instant President Wil being sufficient for 250 miles. It also plaget af
ros, at sige om dette middel,
son appointed John Barton Payne, may be utilized in railway locomotives megen
det virker som eí mirakel.” Tu-
secretary of the interior, as and in the engines of ocean steamers, at
sinder
af lidende maend og kvinder
director-general of the railroad ad the' inventor declares and the world
fundet sundhed og styrke i dette
ministration to succeed Walker D. will await further news of the alleged har
gamle, tidspr0vede urtemiddel. Det
Hines, whose resignation became ef
er ikke at faa paa apotekerne, men
fective May 15. Mr. Hines will sail discovery with great interest.
bliver
leveret af specielle agenter,
for Europe early next month, having
Virker som et mirakel. “Jeg har som modtager medicinen direkte fra
been selected by President Wilson as
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var i Dr. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.s Labo-
reumatisme, __
lige _____
siden jeg
arbitrator of questions of navigation lidt af
on central European rivers. The se en dreng,” skriver Hr. O. S. Bombena ratorium, Chicago, 111.
lection was made by the president at
the request of the allied governments.
The Standard Oil company is ration
ing gasoline in California. Only three
gallons is permitted at one time to
passenger cars, and motorists hav
ing more than five gallons not
plied. The order does not effect
in business use.
Louis W. Hill, chairman of
board of directors of the Great
Northern railroad is quoted as saying
that five-dollar wheat may be ex
The three ills stated above are
pected before the crop of 1921 is
IN THE UNITED STATES
easily
preventable, so why do you
harvested.
allow these conditions to exist?
Educators Meet-—Ten thousand
class-room teachers, school superin A loan of at least $125,000,000 out
Bad breath and bad health usu
tendents and school board members, as of
' the $200,000,000 revolving fund to
ally result from decayed teeth and
enable
railroads
to
purchase
equip
well as school patrons, will gather at
diseased gums.
Salt Lake City on July 4 to spend six ment required to meet transportation
With the practice of dentistry
days looking at the schools of the na needs of the public was approved on
an exact science and robbed of all
tion from a national viewpoint. Ten the 21st instant by the interestate
its old-time terrors, such condi
thousand educators will take a retro commerce commission.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
The commission in a few hours
tions should not exist.
spective inventory of the nation’s
greatest institution, the public school, took three other important steps to
If you come to this office I will place, your mouth in a healthful,
and 10,000 educators will take part in ward breaking the freight congestion.
sanitary condition without unnecessary loss of time.
the far-reaching program which has These were orders for:
My skill and gentle treatment insure perfect results.
been prepared by the president for the Forwarding of traffic without ref
National Education Association in Salt erence to previous routing; abroga
MY FEES ARE REASONABLE
Lake City, July 4-10. This meeting tion of all railroad rules governing
Office Hours
Northwest
will bring educators from all of the car service; transfer of 32,000 coal
8
A.M. to 6 P.M.
Corner
states of the nation together. Mrs. cars from west to east, and of 20,000
Sundays
Sixth
and
of
box
cars
from
east
to
grain
fields
Josephine Corliss Preston, state super
10 to 12 A. M.
Painless
Extraction
of
Teeth
Washington
intendent of public instruction of the west.
Open Evenings
Streets,
Service
Washington, and president of the Na American Consular officers in all
by Appointment
Raleigh Bldg.
tional Education Association, has an foreign countries were instructed by
Consultation
Twenty Years of Active
Phone Main 2119
nounced the program for the educa the State Department on the 16th to
tional convention. The general theme take active steps toward the forma
is “Education in the making of tion of American chambers of com
a Greater America.” Civic education, merce in their respective localities.
industrial education, health education, With the removal of war restrictions
and the National Congress of School and a general resumption, of trade,
Boards, Superintendents and Class the American State Department be
room Teachers are the topics for four lieves the organization of commercial
different days of the program. On representative of all coutnries into
Sunday, July 4, the opening day of the chambers of commerce will be bene
Convention, Salt Lake City will give a ficial to American exporters and be a
large musical festival. On Friday, valuable aid to the Consular Corps in
July 9, following the business session, providing a direct means of communi
the educators will enjoy a gala day. cation and discussion of commercial
We will admit that the above sounds rather boastful; but
Salt Lake will become a veritable Mar- oportunities and problems. Perma
investigation will prove it to be 100 per cent true.
di Gras for the entertainment of the nent organizations are now in opera
teachers. On Saturday the Salt Lake tion at Buenos Ayres, Rio de Janeiro
NOW
LISTEN!
City Chamber of Commerce will take and San Paulo, Brazil; Barranquilla,
the educators for a trip to the copper Colombia; Shangai, Tientsin and
Because we manufacture the clothing we sell there is only
mines. All railroad lines will grant Pekin, China; Havana, Valparaiso,
one profit for you to pay, and consequently our regular
rates of one and one-third fare to London, Paris, Milan, Naples, Italy;
prices are always much less than those asked by the
those attending the convention.
Mexico City, Tampico and Monterey,
ordinary clothing store.
President Wilson has announced Mexico; Barcelona, Constantinople,
Checking production costs lately brought out the fact
that the United States would act as Brussels, La Paz and Bolivia and
that because of greatly increased sales, costs had gone
arbitrator in fixing the boundaries of Chambers are now being organized
down 10 per cent.
at Antofagasta, Chili; Guatemala
Armenia.
City, Harbin, Manchuria; Kobe, Jap
As
we always reduce selling prices when our costs go
Thirty-five states will elect gov an; Havre, Gothenburg and Stock
down, you profit thereby to that extent—namely, our
ernors this fall.
holm, Sweden, and in Copenhagen and
already lowest prices are cut another 10 per cent.
Work on the $5,250,000 improve Hong Kong.
The assortment is complete, there being a style and a
ment planned for the Kennewick unit
With a shortage of farm labor
size for everybody.
of the Yakima project, which contem threatening to be as acute as in 1918,
plates the development of approxi Secretary of Agriculture Meredith has
$27.00
All $30.00 Suits now are
mately 35,000 acres of land in the issued an appeal to city men, college
$31.50
All $35.00 Suits now are
lower valley at a construction price students and others who can do so to
of approximately $150 an acre is as spend their vacations working on
$36.00
011 $40.00 Suits now are
sured by means of the contract re farms, particularly as helpers in the
$40.50
AU $45.00 Suits now are
cently signed between the state recla harvest fields. Reports to the Depart
$45.00
All $50.00 Suits now are
mation service and the directors of the ment -from practically every State in
Kennewick irrigation district. The dicate that the supply of hired farm
$49.50
AU $55.00 Suits now are
Kennewick unit is the first in Yakima labor is only about 72 per cent of nor
$54.00
AU $60.00 Suits now are
to apply for such a contract.
mal, compared with 84 percent normal
In less than eighteen months Seat a year ago. Secretary Meredith feels
tle’s overseas commerce has engaged that the situation must be relieved if
the immediate attention of no fewer food production is to be brought to
PORTLAND, ORE.
Third and Morrison
than twenty-three new steamship ( near normal.
lines and services, and in the handling
The first automatic telephone ex-
of the waterborne freights in and out i change in Norway has been installed
of this port, to the lands bordering on I at Skien.
000,000). It is also understood that
it was decided Germany would be
permitted to issue bonds covering her
indebtedness to the Allies, payable in
annual installments. Such action, it
is pointed out, would enable France
to discount a part of her claim on
Germany and permit her to settle her
debts to the United States and her
allies. A special conference of the
Allies will be held at Ostend to con
sider financial questions. This meet
ing will be independent of the League
of Nations conference at Brussels.
American bankers will be asked by
France within the next few days to
discount France’s portion of the Ger
man war indemnity.
While Denmark in 1917 exported
about 620,000 firkins of butter to
England ,of value of 128,000,000
kroner, she exported in 1918 only
80,000 firkins, valued at some 14,000,-
000 kroner. The countries that have
reached the market in England are
the United States, which in 1918 sent
butter to this market to the value of
40,000,000 kroner, Argentina, 74,000,-
000 kroner and New Zealand 83,000,-
000 kroner.
Bad Teeth
Bad Breath
Bad Health
WHY?
Dr. B. E. Wright
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