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ROjEBOKO. OKliUON. S AT U R DAY, APRIL 28, 1923.
DOI.F.ITL TKUl'lIKCIES
COOO EVENING FOLKS
We bae to kw.n
Reminding you folks
About it bet
Don't forget
Tonight's
Bath rite.
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A dry dock is a doctor that is out
of prescription blanks. ,
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GOOD
CIGARETTES
Vol i.
Boy Scout NewsB
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SOU T SEW STAKK
FMIIor. .It. U K. Untott, X. M.
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Troup News Kdilur K. hur Ii
I Activities W. KnilSUl
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GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Anton Julin.Mjii. a Finiii.li peasant vwio claims to liave fori'
told tiie. World War, is out with a new batch of phophecies. Here
i.re the liijili .spots:
He predicts a v;.." between Knjrland, about ltrj", in which,
India will win freedom, at a co.t of millions of lives, and the'
Ki:t'li."h w ill be driven into the sea. - i
America is to have five wars in succession, one of them!
with Canada. I
France will fiyht w iih Spain in 19:50, and about -) years later j
will invade' Norway, Sweden and Kus.sia with imperialistic de-
sins, winning a victory by means of three-decker gas balloons.
Hunger and plague are to play their part. First is the'
"Spanish .Malady," which will be overcome. Then will begin, 1
j.long with the Anglo-Indian war, a hitherto unknown disease fori
which there is no cure, making its victims first blind and then;
crazy. Out of the Franco-Spanish war wil come a new lung'
'".ease dcstroyii g one-fourth of the world's population.
Dreadful stull if you behove it. The average citizen, read-!
, it, will go about his work as u.sual and wisely proceed to forget!
.1 about it. l'rediclious from Washington, about the weather i
which are based on s-ientil'ic observation are vastly more im-'
portant than crack-brni .td war predictions from any source what
ever. o
It is estimated that nearly three-quarters of a million dollars,
in farm products wifl be added to the food crop of a single state;
this year through the educational farm work done in the ciiil-i
dreu's farm clubs. Dairy products and live stock alone will pass
the half-million mark, wiiile canned goods and vlolhing made!
under the supervision of the agricultural extension department!
will make up the grand total. The banks in this state are so'
persuaded of the soundness of the young farmers that they have'
lent $2i2.",(il)0 to the various clubs to finance the purchase of live-l
"'oi k. '1 he loans will be repaid at the end of the season. As every
ite has its clubs the importance of this work to American agri
culture should not be belittled. This is especially true since aside
from the immediate gain of the year, most of these young enthu
i ;iuhts will take up 'some form of agricultural work permanently,
and they are being trained to perform it efficiently and easily
when they do.
A perfect husband is one who knows . . . . . .
,w to apologize gracefully when his 4
COMMEN15
STATE PRESS
how
wife
te st fault.
WHO DATHUNKIT?
When'er I kiss her satin throat
She trembles with delight.
And in her half-closed eyes there
gleams
A radiance soft and bright.
I hold her in my arms I know
She loves to nettle there,
I watch Ihe firelight flickering
Upon her dusky hair.
You ack, "Is she your only love?"
How.can I answer that?
Perhaps t'were best to tell the truth.
She is my Tersian cat!
The first mortgage is supposed to lions van protested
have been issued about 2100 B. C. but followed and Hip i lm
Troup 1
TriK.p I
Troop 3
lokton .
Itrpurtera
e. o. vii'.r Jr.
ts. v. i.b. r
K. ihlmii
G. CuX
Mretlns MlKhls
Troop 1 Monday 7:3
Troop z Tu.-t.ilay 7 30
Troop 3 . . . . Wednt-sduy 7:3U
Issued Kvery Saturday
S It I II KM I'l.KtSK MITK
It la v.ry Important that
ou fiirnisli Mr. I.intolt utlh
ho iLiine and uililrfitM. of
il tl.u u. mil. in ioir Irtillll.
4lTiiiM Inloi mation ho maul
I lull o at om . Till t'ii'Ht Sat-
;a lunlitv in Jim we have tile
IsaaatnlttttM oh of iliKtriiiuOnic tlio T.-l. -
i lotione tiookii and it H
On-giui Is .il Si imui
Wp hear a lot ubout Oregon's
fauli3 anil the faulo- of lier people,
lint Ongon must t:iko siconit place
whon II co:nos to Hip fulror si x
m:iti liin,r a stnip-wiilo row. Over In
S. '.- nt a pnrent-o achers' Kulhor
ine rprontly then w:s a tp.tI, lmn-pf.t-lo-srooiliii'ss
bni'.v! pulled off
pmo'm 'lie ,lntfllec::;:l v.oinen" of
iho slate.
One woman was ibei'd to a., of
fice In the association and lier i lw-
Uot word.-i
h- and coun-
we didn't know they manufactured,.,. cli:u;;e-, rained
automobil:s thst early. a b:tiierield. Ju:
l;e fluapnel on
what ton of
A New York judge says, "If a man is happy in his family
relations, lie has money enough to pay his debts and has the
respect of his fellow-men, h has all that there is in life." There
may be a man somewhere that gets all that in life, but it sounds
a whol,; lot more like what most fellows get after they are dead.
o
"I'.y tl'ieir fruits ye shall know them." So far, all these talks
about'ecloplasm and fairy photographs and communication with
jour Aunt Minnie are more or less entertaining, but have they
l iven humanity anything which reallv tends to enrich or sweeten
life?
j:
"Of course, Henry, I know I'm in
the wrong but I do think you might
agree with me!"
1' 1t '
Rither unusual for a woman to end
it all in Niagara Falls. That's where
most people go to begin it all.
X I 'X
If all the anonymous letter writers
were where they should be there
would be no labor shortage in hell.
i1 x it
Why is it thit playing golf is more;
pleasant exercise than mowing the!
lawn?
x x x
If all the bridge players of the vil
lage could get together for a session
we should have no trouble building
one across Ihe river to .Alexander's
park.
f X X
The papers mention a shortage in
the visible supply of calves, but fail
to explain whether it's an agricultural
item or a fashion note.
X X X
Oh, happy is old U It Consumer,
When con men seek victims to trim,
Hi3 hank account is a mere rumor
And blackmailers don't bother him.
it I4
vr'te ile se W ashinpion women usul
is no' le-oided. bill It Is almost
safe to say iliat they forgot Ihe "low
: sweet lone of womanhood" and went
iruniinK down the aH!es like a bunch
'of Russian Fti.tesme. when the red
flau was wpsaulted.
I , Oregon people are not so bad. after
i all. Our women's clubs and parent-
teachers' associations do not furuet
their early training to such an ex-t,-nl
thai they turn n slate meeliiiR
into a brawl. La tlrande Observ-
Tho'.e Who Won't Work
1 Ocnorally speaklnc, tlnre is now a
'job In thin country for every man
who want one. Tills holds true In
nlmmi nvurv eommtmltv The mayor'
in one enterprisinu eily of 50,000
people is determlni d that the indus
itrioiiK members of the community
shall profit accordingly, without
having to support any Piier?. tie is comi.
havln,T n list mad.- :f all the able
, bodied loafers In lo-.vn and holding
lit tor future rrfejrenco. The loafers
!iir ilnlv urn-noil IhM if llipv annlv
i for help next winter, as many of!
, T'.n in have done in pivvio::s winters,.
i there will be "nothins dolus;."
I This is a commendable policy, if
1 ciwrled out with proper dlscrinilna-
VValk if you would live long, but Hon. it ts a hislorlc American prin-
( not where the automobiles a'e thick-, ciple, handed down from colonial
est. Ju-Jgment is the thinn. ! d:ivs. that "he w ho will not work
X X X
1ISP A FUNNEL
in me nays or pioneer narasnip or
durlnc Ihe r. cen: war. e1,jt is just
as il ever was, and as wholesome for
those to whom it is applied.
Let the pnife-.ir.lonal lnrfer be
di: oura'.'cd hy every possible means,
in time of plenty as in times of
stress. Then, when Pennine need
lines come, it will be less severe.
Albany Memocrat.
That New York girl who won th" pri.e for "the most beautiful
hard:; in America" .-';'s she got them washing dishes, i'.ut for
all that, the pairnt dishwater sale.-men will probably rind a way
to use her as an example.
A p'.'ominent (iivire sas we should cultivate a sense of pily
with a se-.ise (,f hum,.!'. .Must of us di a sense of pity for the
lellou who cannot understand our humor.
Uha'l not eat." There Is less need of
j that drastic rule now than there was
I "Darling, mv love for you is greater
' tKin the world! larner than creation!
' Wider tran the ocean! Let me pour
; it into your ear!" j
XXX I
There are many pretty signs of
spring, hut the first elbows to appear
are not incluieH m the list.
xxx- j
Life is harder out in the great open
! spaces, no doubt, but at least you
don't step on chewing gum.
3" "X" " I "l-V.rrst Proit'Ction V,i"!i,"
Cotton Presses ?rc coming back and hit bo-n pmolaifmnl by hn'.h
people living in cotton dresses should ii' nt IhTilinc r.ml Cowrnor
ke:p away from the boll weevils.
,e. t. .
A golf course is to be built on the
battlefield .n Vorktown.
But wouldn't Bunker Hill be more
appropriate ?
important thai Mr. l,lntott
hiiVt- tliib Itift'i inatinn Bo us
t rout th-r lMnk tut
t u4i-si wav. A il!frrt-nt ;"
tvin will I'm uscl this tlm'
p-.iii3 what difierent tiiun
tlir lat ne u-il. Jtinijin-
I ii r hum iiiiuriuiiiui hi
I.AT ALL
AV ure ntllt iHklnK fnr
ilif:i thin tlimn. H.-m.-mht-r
t!iiL wM-k i yuiir last rhanrc
in Kifk in your name K""1
on tm ln.aril In th next
mit- i-f this paper. All
m ril'fK art iltn' tl to in-r.-rm
Mr. l-lnftt hy TiiitiH
'!av iiinrnhiK A1.iV 3ril all
wlm liiiV" not paid In tlifir
.limes. Thf following S.tt
ui day yta will ure t -l
t'o vein were i'n than a
thin'diinp. It l nw aiHut
linn to "Hli'iw "p" tliouc wlio
im- not praetN-liiK their -otit
lawn. Sri if yoi krmw wimt"
u'lmd for your )ua Ith you
hctter underway.
il-' VOL'III-: OT A Si 'Of T
Dont von wish you weir'.'
iJoli't yiiii Just acht- to Kct
on tlit hike, or in camp with
the lmnHi this xtnnmer.'
Well, if you're a rvKtilur h
inaii over 1 2 years of tus
nij ran be n H-out and K
The fun and benefits of
S oiitiritc rt not t-on fined
hiM t t'ie summer ttnii
t n v run the year round.
There are hikes. weekly
t rnott nieiinirs. inter-troop
i i.u t tMt h, oppurt unities fr
. ' vie servh c a lid oiintl
ther tliinns f interest for
all 1 1 months of tlie year.
It routs only T.O eelUS i
V.-:t to he h Scout. Tile nni
t urm is desired, hut it isn't
reiiuired.
't makes n
hat eliui ' li : 1
;ilte!id, yoti ran he a f
if mii reallv want to 'e
in or telephone unn
iv- It o-.t-r Yon Al l find
:l !l three Seoll ( ItMiMt ers fzlad
in vrive nu n v i ni 1 or mat I " r
debited. Vow will find lr
r-illard SVoiitmaster of Troop
in his off ire in tne I'erKln
liuildinK. Fred Pony. Srout-
o:itr of Troon 'A at Ivnn
r.niy (irni'rry n North .laek
t i n and S oiitmaster I-intott
i.f Ti-iioti 1 at the I'urslow
1 l"i:rniiuie store on Nurth
,iarlc.-un ft.
i.ookim; ;i. ns i ai.I.s
fr. Iintott has been nke
to renin to IonkhuT tllass1
Wednesday evening to ts Ivt
a talk on HoutiiiK'.
difference
el(l Vol)
III Kit ill Kill (.1. r:lI.K
'f nurtt must Hike our
hata off to c.icndair. Jotjujy
rneuii hiirillitsH? I'll way they
no. J ht-y t 11 UN they havi
lt lovM jtii .louwiii ;).
Kround and rurin to icu. W
)a hinl h little hurl In It
In KettniK m il.it e a-ii-vil. It-
hot h Glfiidale and It He-
htii'K til at la-t w hu. e hit
a tjate KKreeal'le to ho(h.
Mntiilay April a Is the i!i,
(!. Hoy! Ar we Kuin? I
viiould ruy we are. On hc-
uunt of Ihe liiMKti'e it will
he luipossihlf for hcoutuiari
l. r Lintott to take all si i.tn
A ho wish to (To. lluUi-Ve,
firiMnxment have been
niade for -if flcouts to make
the trip. As a reward for
the faithful work of the ui
(lies. i a for be in on the- .loh
at every praethe and ii-nlly
uorkina lie will take tne
ftoeliirit Hoy H' out Orches
tra of fourteen piece to
tib-ndale. Several other
scouts will K" and will act
on the dcinoiiMia'ttuu team
demoiiHtratniK advanrtd first
aid and siti nail ii K- The 4ileii
dale Si-oiLis will be exa:iiliitd
hy r-'coutinastt-r Untott on
tiieir Tender! oot require
ments and will be used to
demonstrate the Tenderfoot
knots. Scout master I. in tot t
will ulao tt ive a talk on
Sfoutinic and officially nr
jcatiie a troop nt Mouts In
Cletidale.
A number of the poary
nu n-. hers will take the pari
to lihndale hy Jtuto lea v in;
scout heud-iunrtem about
4:l!1l In the afternoon. Vt: are
sure jftad that we are able
to maki this trip and help
start ( iU ndale off on the
Scout proRi'am. ltok for us
( ilendale about a use
we is sure K"in" to he on the
juh and i a. riii' i .
TROOP NEWS
t".;.i ei.iwd .,, L ''. A
eiit
''He tin
. I. lit-
t- ik
.TK.s
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v n
Mr. v.
iratn u.
outauAHtt-r I
for tn.s li.Mn. . . ''ri.(
WIS fi,
Kuve a ft
a
lilt r..;
1
Into tl
He th.
sen.lai.nvr Who eX'Malr,. I .?
Uses )(f
ll,
" the hor
a 4ia
the
various
tools. Me
pack was put ,
I' I'd Ihe p4. k S.I
look-otlt 8tMt..
finder and mat
a n d !n-triiiii.-i,
siirniK of
-d
tlie in em Kit
KlVen tht slhl,
speedily di-pl.,
Plained. Tli.-v
loiest fire f'frht
ttiups ana th
Wiuuiiiu like
RiiiK camps a w
lues. It was ind
instructive to any
listened. Kv
'."aiid ai-o
eh t
"flit f.
' "'t t iin.j, 4t
"d tht- li.ir.
' a ft.r. nt
'1 Fy
"111 wh
lt.fel.urn S, ..ut ,.. "f.
"t''K H k at ,!, .. r',.
ami I.-..UI e,.,.,,,. u,. hlK;,,
U) t lie .ii.iun mi ii,. Kail.
1 auin irull un.l i Ur,
evei v m-i.ut j.rwnl h.,,. 4
l ml lit- eouM r.-u;lj- n,ik
that lrii lu r..al i:f a. u
sure l-.k,.. fi,i. in n. ,!
tur.-n anil it i ,,uii, .!;;,,.
alile lluit neine 11' enr
tmrK S.iniiH iniL-lii att.nl
thin 1'iun'j thin y,nr. One tan
I'l-vvr n il what will luiHitn
nuw days.
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Korosl I'mttH'tlnn Veik
which
Tri'sl-
Viorrr
to he pbservnl trnm April -'2 to liS
,i oi' iinm Minn pusniim interest to
I'n 11a nn WAk couniy. A pri-at
port ion of t h ; re a
Ahont ten fellows reported
for ineflinn at headquarters
and our sroutmaster was
rtridv for us with . pall of
water and bon ami and A
few other useful tools. We
started In by washing the
windows, 'foine had the Job
of sweeping out the place
and others to re-arranwinir
tlie room and suill others
pultiiiK up decorations. The
room looked nuite cbissy
when we Mot thru. Wo then
gathered toKether anl our
scout master told U about
the special meeting Thurs
day e't nil. if when one of the
Forest ItanneiH Will bejires
ont and wive a stereopti.an
lecture on b'orestry. Lets
all !... out lOo per cent and
don't for wet to brinx your
dad aloinr also. We tlien had
a Kanle f "hare and hound."
Martin and I 1 1 acted an the
hares and thev sure mnde
some trail. Alter a five min
utes lead the hounds started
and from reports tney cov
, re 1 ihe wit Ire d'.strht o.f
Overlook At-dition and a lit
tle mote. All enioycl the
sport and about l:l.'i found
all acain at liead( tin rt ira
and we were th n ad (ourned.
t'alvln O. Wchl-er.
Troi ,o. m2.
We nil met nt T :bi o'clock.
The roll was called with 1-S
si (.ut s and J of? k el s bi iiK
ple.srnt. There was not
much business to transact
Pi the rest of the eVellttlK
'.vas devoted to playina out
door Kaiues. We ylayeil rap
ture the flaj? with 1'loyd
t'hurch's side w inning. We
always have a Kod time
and we want more fellows
out. We adjourned at !:30.
lieorRe Webber.
IV HCMOltlVM
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WOltU TO IMIIKNTs
"tur boy everv normal
hoy craws advcuti.r". iitw
eperlence. thrills. It is in
stindive and riht tl.ai he
should hnvt fiiru a himfinir.
Tiie siimnur r:rnp nnl dike?
there from offer an i..ur- w ,, ,
tunity for you to fHti-fv in ' ,, f'- '." '"'-.
a copstrticuve. pnr;.i.si-f':l L.J , .. ' , "" r
way. ii.itnre's m ite for hinh u. ri
but free, healthful ouhioor lo-'""!1
life and prroup influence wf
R on( niif. nie:in tmi h tu i
boy in hi 'teens.
When planning hi? num. ;
?iier of S oiuiutr Hdventure. r
your boy looks fftr Iuh inter i
cHts hikes, swims, ijnod t
camp Hi es, iellow- tl,-yitr. ly, ,
WVtii
Mcscsa
slil
1-emit rank. our inter, sts
are health, suf.-tv. Mis.- l.ail-
rshl;. i nn.truv live luf : u- V -a-.. (
nee, wli'tlt-Miin. re Ti-mii.it -V
We pie, la.. v., 11 I..1 tne,e --.
tliinas. unit Wllllt yen te b-'lp ' .
voui- hu- to attend tills hliln- i . r . .
nir' euimi. ", t7. 1 "
It ulioulil lie heme in mind ., .,
that a period ill a Srout i -" !j "
I -111111) or on a Siont ITike is :.?"'m
more thnn a eieie viuntlun j - ,
it Ik a mil.... I of r.iiiiihTit .
bullilinc phvslc-iil. mental I W
and moral sti-enutli. '(''
I as
1 will not bM 'M
nine 1 ' -
tr.K.p -V.t I S- '
two 'S'l y ,e
.0 MlsKTIMi
Troon No
n meotinir M-llllnv
It Is Miru.-ste.l that t
.MIS Visit Hoop
and three thin week.
l:ar.e, 3.15 miles, is seventy cents. 'fORD SALES ARE
IIov." could a shipper pay the rate
on nails from rittr.'liur;; to the At
lantic, pay the hip rate throujrh the
r.:natna canal to Portland
Ii
A :.)i!;-.r will l.uy :.. irhsos if Ikht in Cormniiy. That is,
it would if Miy'n.dy Mirr thriv hud a dulljir.
Thfsc ilr.nciiiv; marathmis
foot K"s jior forma nrcs.
I'-;.,' i-VHis:
When Joe Jnckson hit the i;.-m!ai his mind was in tla;:e.
was In a ji.id-: shoji t n-r,. ;,, spi ,i jls ,.1,,.,;,, a.-.ys.
i f o'io .si i.l to Jot; "Tlie U'.smiii ,! :t ,.u'o learned, should help
u rise. Nw Ihe iime vln'n f,..-,. ; ,v atliiii: every move
V ii 1:1. K.. villi fits ' -.it are fn . , d'y. lull palienee for they
i'-i'i you vi'l ,.,( .t ; t- iv,. in the , .;y lli.a' l,-:',.re you, yoitmy.
(' .. 11 tn lioiiest v nrk."
I'.'.it" . ..id .lee T. plei'.t mo - tm- ;.t leaM a y..- ,r s ,
. . ! Ii I'e In a hi'Vt'l- wit ! ii.. pl.-.eo In i nnie or ;;,, I
' ': :'"" '' ' -' h'isuro, play ;.iv:i i r,-t mh. rim
' '' ":' 1 N v.! : I i ., for when all is ai d d tto. whaf.s
l -t i.f - in a hark t- r. -t ..r spoil while you're
: ; ".'I'll'; ail . i r !,,-.: -onie hated task or t.n,'.'"
'" ' ' I ' !'"'! oi. .is theory and he s; . i.t his money free.
'' u' ' v ii l:.e I-'. " ;.'.!e that a weallhy v..,' v. as I.e. Tlio
' ' ' : '''i w. . !r-s,.m.,l, he was l.ir ir- ej. ri-Kt,
''' i.'y i' e'e ! 'lil the- faded .m:; ,., ,,lK(,.
' '"' ' 'It' :t h" h.-al listened to Ihe w,.,d, his friend
; ' 1 ! "eoni.1 was ample and ,ihe itistulri ,,f
I "r 1 M '''" " 1 '. '; tea, Iter. nies no spa -ire ,.f the rod,
u we learn thru her a s. i.staii, e we must jrrin and l.e.,r th0 pt(.
-r x
j WHICH ELK AHE YOU ?
I Don't worry about thr.t anxious crew
i Whose nioto 19 imitate,
I They're mostly a little bit o.l the true.
They're alrvs a onrn sight late.
' Remember the Old Scout's wordc, my
j son,
That "the elk who bi.izcs the trail
Keeps high emprise in front cf his
eyes
And the cthe elks nt his tail."
1
j The society eHitr.cs w.is deeply en
grossed in her work this a. m. look
I inp up synonyms for attractive" and
other stock a:cctv?s.
X"
i Slopnn for women's tongues: "They
1 shall Not Pause!"
-- -i-
Seme think the millennium is s!;w.
Wrong,! ,'ust look bew f.Tr it's got to
come,
1: 1 1-
The orators are bruih ng i-p I heir
voc.lHjI.ir.es t'-'S week for te 4i;m
lur.cheon nex " yes.
f f i-
The a'" cf t!-e v wdl be re'1!
W't''. "zJt mor.ic ton f--'- vvnl
make Surci.iy a much-appreciated i1 ly
cf rest.
i i- r
S?:r! reco'c who fin- such rtal
rirbght in poking their snoots in other
i fciks business sHou'H clean oH the'r
f-pnt rioor strns before rakinp as.de
their neihber's ba:k-
M'nh.-r. i1
.ust i i il '
t! O'M'hiy
. Thai
pndc.-t,
and thon
pay 7') a nta a Inmdred from Port
land to Spnl.aiio in rnnipetii ion with
tho rato of $1 from CiiiraKo, to Spo
kane? The railroad explanation of
why tho cut v;aa made is jcroloqtif.
There must be pome other reason.
It ihe roads mrike a rut of more
than 20 pt cent in this particular
f.e-lrt and make no cut in any othor
field or no other commodities, how
! door, (t look?
I ii,.,,. it nn ..11 tt... i. n
of this county I , ' . . '. ,'' 7. . . 1
; 1 ' .. -i im- ;oif 111;; ii . I km a 11 iiu; liHJK
: li.io I lie wlinh' schod'ilo nee. Is ro
; v'-tloii. Orepon Junrnal.
ON THE INCREASE
1 ' s".
lan'l'.nnrl the principal
nte;p-.Ht. of the clty
ar ' fo-inileil on the for
tueso forest!-, he caret'lll
il ft-oni fire is of the
eatis iinponanet1 atui it phonld
ti.e duly e' ery one to ilo what
can t-.i pr. v -it fires that will ile-
oy any iioriien of them. County
Ahoiif Tourist Information
( iiallvin.; the Const
" i"-
nil
1 nil ' n.ul
t ' -. T-. J t.r.
;.-tion of nior
ne-rchan't:-"
cut on the ;
e than
hy the
litl iet'l-
III. .1 II.
units?
cit t, v-.-Micnnil ri'.' ii nml
ti 1 .-.sti.oiiini i-;ii.s? If, on
'11 i'.,ltl.llie, the r.lill'OiMis
CI ,01 lt---!i-'.u:u!is.- V.est
I.-- 'i eti: oa fr.ri.t p:-i
st I". tl.'ii .iil.l west i.:in-.ii"
:i 1.' I: ep!".r.al io-i ? fan
11 . '.; '.iiiaiion of s-::ch a
Tlo re a:"e parties who Fe( ni to
tlilnl: tliat hecause the legislature
ri rii..e'l to appropriate money for
the Oregon Tou-ist Inin-ati all ef
forts nt jrlvln ir road lntormnlion to
tourists .should he al.ar.doneil. They
would like to rr. ate a had situation
and t.lace the blame upon ihe legis
lature. That wiitihi oe a nn-talie. It
.hotiid he . a ,ily possilile to provide
:i.ieiii.;.to information hioen-.ts with
eto a ..:slaiiv" aproprlatlon. The
IN 'ni I. ton t'.-t line: cia! ass.-iation is
niaii-.i-iinir. an inforni;. t ieti Imreau
,'er the; pnrrere. It repili rs cood
ervi.-e and is op. tat. d at r small
..fid it (i.i.i
l.ir s.
w to too hu h
;li.-lii r-d.i.--i
'.. in no s-e.se
rest.
! " n'l t'io (oiviei. im-hidin..- t'ori
'iiiid. e.:n i.':.an!-.': ,0 tnndle
i:-01 maCnn in t',i: wav there
!.v!:i ',.. i,n .ieu-l,ei of ,!. toiti-ist. The
l.lllll. es.j, 1,1 lul a ,),.;, ,m.,. s.ip'y
" fat's and these would
' " a- ii.,:.!. m so, ,;; ,.x,,, ,.
"'"-" h a W01..I. hklr.v.iy
'-t.n: rad -lioeld ft.rourae tonr-
lits Wlllt thitl lo 1,-e nnr
"More people want Ford cars than
ever before," C. A. Lockwcod local
Kurd dealer said today.
"Fifty thousand more Fords were
sold at retail in March than in any
month in the history or the Ford
Motor Company, accordinn to word
from Detroit. The March sales toiahd
173. "(il cars and trucks.
"For a whole 5 car sales have been
j running over loii.uoti a month, brins
' inn a total of 1.429,!7ft9 Ford cars and
j trucks into use in the Vniled Stali-s
I alone since Apiil 1, VJ22.
i "Here in tho Portland branch ieni-
! toty, of which this ciiy is a pan, Ihe har, 12.1,
i March sales w ere 1:13, a biK incn it.e
over last year for the same iiioiiin i
The demand for the Ford is Just as
r,at r.roportionati lv riwlit he;e at j
home as it is r.nywheie el.so in -'.he
country.
"The company is now operating: en
tho preatest manufacturing sel.r.lu.e
hi its hislory, so there "re itiore i'ool
cats beinn built than ever before .-.n.I
improvemems ill nil the different
types inahe the Ford Ihe best it v. r
has bi en.
"And Ford cars are. now ca.der '.o
obtain than ever before because of
Ihe mw Ford Weekly purchase plan
which makes it possible for inoie turn
illes to have a car. Father, jnotli.-r.
sons and ihiili-li'ei s all can purtieirin.
in the Han anil it is ra'lir:' sui pi i-nm
the tunnoer ot fanuii. s tv tin ao
takini; ndvantai-e of il so a lo '
jo.e the pleasiires Iliat come with a'll '
mobile ownership.'1
Cl stTKIt SCKVIVor. l'(ilM)
HW
T0DATSKBE'.
REPORT '
Priccl Paid Fmnlrl
I'.uiur :5 " '-'-I'.i-.tt.-riat.
!t
ES. Ik CJO'! '-01.
ll.-ns. hMty.i"
. ..n' o;... 5.V 1
JUJ Hit.-11'" ,1, ,
Hon.: d:e4&u,Jl
Weldht.
Cows. prim.
p'eers, priof- .,
Cscnral.ari.l2,
Drl!!l
I.C14" , J
Kid MM ' X
cenu. ..,
Mohair. Pr
... .i fiT rr t
leu. 1 ,,
r- ,tm mil. .
r.as"'- ..
Mill.-
Iks.
-.orlilhl rf'tu
Whole en-, j- '
j.Olit-u v
Floar, '' -- . r i
f i..... hird flt
UU.
30K.
; i; s C
WASHIN'ITON April I's. '
-One mere survhor of th. C'
1
I vWT''1'
,
Finis' -..
!i!,v m
-mi, v.u:..i f
:.e t-nrii". '',.:. .
, roiit'l "' ,-,r
,,,!. . '
-.Ills 1,1,1
i try en
our suit".
'. I r'-tt.'
otie e 1
ads .I-..1
,l il
It M,
the rubh.sh on
pprc h.
f
Lhl s-'f
1. iisl.iMv.
.'.s. "I to
If O.ini;
s : i : th .
A1
ilV.VJ
Dnekin' moouliinf m Hen ncir m
risky po-.vadAys as coogm towers."
, I..
and
1' lo
ll p.
s. Is 1 o
l'lT'l.ind
should
rnnien'i-n
.' 1'ine pr.-e
r.ery. 1'rhate
'' ii'i d for tin. purpose
lid lo- a !!, o r,.y on
l i l Tie taxpayer is op.
tl'e 'iei:;tf of lllOll.J for
-1' . ss.-hli;.', ... o, .,. ,.s 0.-
' '-e.. On cart.
.ron-Iins fluid m;I1 brand
! n::in s!i. ep as ro.tl
' illon. So!d b Wi.iu-'on
Massnrre has be 'it unearto
Pension ltiir. au.
H" is .-.-hilh-iMie. -a!i-h.
Inip.m. pot .' livlnu '". 1
reservation in Mn.iJf'i.
I'rawitiK r p nsion lor i. tM
1 ml fan Camp.iiizMs ef 1
I 7. Kec. nt itm .-ti- 'ii"
rase res-.iitvd in n p. ! sm
caie tilny ssiim1. lie '.
inliis.'ll,ii v. nil tiie Sioux ;
c nne.-i.
d !:
I I-
I i :
IDAfit
I TO
a. Ai.:
i T.ll
MT!:i;lTV HOii; . h, f rar
Vis i'. I'. Uiiams. Ml 1 U I s le,l.
1'hetie 11.' Y.
win ,i i mm: i:i tt.Mii
si'ori.. k
The Ker-'i.n covet . or
not ii I- il ihe ci ul.it'
foi-e.jn no. s'oi.a: i. r '"n
'il 1 1 -1 i a n cliilirin in
re. oui.lt. .1 as 1- vnl i'
d r the itonte."
that hi
s r
munition ii.it' I""1'
April
ORCH;
ARMOj
1 1. i?n.