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Tin Aumvlalml P'e u uluivoly cntl.lud lo tha ua for rruhlliatlon
ut ill ii. ilM-atcliifs credit.,..! to II or liol oiticrwlao viilte.l In tins pa.r.
n.l t.; bh luiiil n-w n jtutilUhe.l lnru. All rltfbu of reliulilleatiun uf apaclwl
iihiintclM.H li.-ri-in ara aiao rw. el-veil.
Jviil'-P (I as auionu cliina mailer -May 17, lli.'u, ut th xit utl'li.e at Hoai-burg
Ort-Kon, under tli Act of March 2, 1H79.
"R (Sis LB U "R GTOUEt ON, T H U KT5A V.JUL Y?6, 1923.
UrSIXESS CONDITIONS.
It is fashionable just now to think that business is poor, but!
i'.ivon.'Je factors continue to outweigh unfavorable factors and
Hood business may be looked for during the autumn months,;
. . , . . i i il. x-...: l H....1. f I
iicfoniiiijr io a siatenient jusi issueu uy ine imuhmuw umm
Commerce in New York.' There is full employment ut high
waires. IMail trade is active and well-sustained and wholesale
trade is normal for the season
IN NAUGHTY HOLLYWOOD
July 23.
Ye td. walked up
To a news kid on
The main stem here , ,
This a. m. and asked,
'Where wIM we '
Get a car for Venice"
And the kid looked
At us and said,
"You'll get it right
In the 6eat of
The pants in about
Five minutes if you
Don't move."
1$T '3
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A Tun a fish ja a fish that knows
! its own scale from sea to sea.
I
For the benefit of its visitors this
, STATE PRtsa
COMMENT
Why Minnesota Turned.
Aiivone familiar at first hand with
the political altuatlon In Mlnncjtota
knows well that the upheaval that
Heated in the Called Btates senate a
bold, roiiKh farmer, wm not wholly
iIiki to nu-reut wheat and $10 unaar.
thotiKh thtae elements had Ihelr force.
.Minnesota had become o heartily
and, utterly sick of its governor, J. O.
I'reus, that it was glad of an oppor
tunity to dump him on the waste heap.
This man had fairly itrown up in ihe
Mate house at St. I'anl. and had be
come a kind of stationary eimlneer of
the political machine established
there. Wholly without that personal
magnetism that sometimes carries
unlit men into office, he depended on
manipulation to gain his ends. By
tills means he was elevated into the
orfice of state auditor, which position
ho held for years. From this office,
not by the voice of the people, but by
arrangement, he stepped Into the gov
ernor's chair and by the power of the
machinery he had so well handled he
succeeded himself in office as gov
ernor.
As the end of his second term as
This is evident from the COD- section staged an earthquake at 11 :30 j governor was nearlns. United States
.... ..... i . , ii- f ii..,,. ; last ninni anu yc eu. uncu vu. vi rtciiaior immboii uie'i. e-.ii, a ,.-
tinned hiKh record 01 Uie conimned car loadings oi misu.-ii.iiic- , mJ)in thorouah(are clad only in pajam-!tancy which could be filled by appoint
or frit-flit and less than carload lots. Excessive stocks cither, as and the coo toH us to get back In- ment by J'reuH. He began arranging
' . . ,i ii ..t.,i,,i side if we wanted to stage any orgies to resign his position as governor,
of raw materials or oi 1 unshed goods have not been accumuiatca. and we said ,.Do ya think we want Uavins the lieutenant governor to
Thus far UlQ expectation is for good crops. Credit IS available the chimley to fall on us and he said : take the governorship ind appoint mm
anu money nues pnj;iuse iair suiomi-.v. iu"i to die with youP boots on... 8,,at. AU thlg was
steadily bett"rn boiith America and Australia, mere is some; .
improvement in Jndi:i and excejitiii"; for t.ermany there is slow
From the looks of things we were
the only one excited about the shimmy
last eve for he papers never even
betterment i i Europe as evidenced by improving food production
,'UHt lessened unemployment. , men'Joned it today. Here's where the i raised as to the legality of such a lro
Jt would be unwise to overlook the unfavorable factors. News-Review scoopj the Laws An-ce,ure. preua could have reversed
1 Stales senate
fording to the
machine-made way of running a gov
ernment, w.th which lie had become
so familiar that he probably imagined
it was popular government. Then the
people begau to murmur. A doubt waa
They are rising labor costs, the low prices of farm products and I9'" T
s. ! tg.
curred in the Ump. Valley, where they
uncertainly as to the outcome of the deadlock in the ltuhr.
Thus far lint effects of risintf labor costs have been felt
chiefly in building and construction and in the difficult position ;Jwcom,trKUKansL:
of the farmer. There is hesitation in the construction ' nidi::-;-1
try. At current pricen wheat at the farm is below the generally saw Buster Ke.-tcn . doin" his stuff
accept, .! cost of production and with the exception of cotton Z l? Z.'t
most of the major agricultural products are near prewar prices, rei life he was actually funny.
Nothing is more apparent than the reasons for the inability of j it
the farmers to buv agricultural implements, fence, other types of 1 .v'1e. actor in ,he ' RiP
. , . , , , , , , -i r j vn Winkle was crossing the main
equipment and articles for household and family use. AI anu I ac-, street today enroute to a studio' when
lures are being produced at a wartime level of wages; As seri-ia flivver smacked him one. Rip
. ., , , , , ,. ,, , . i i i ,i i .i Idoesn't have a chance to snooze twen-
ous as is the labor outlook it ni vertiieless seems probable that itjty con-s on the streets here. i
will not greatly affect business for the remainder of the current I 4fi
Vear ! " the man v'9 ' "ottering you be-
i. ; i;..i ,,....1.1,..,, i ..U., I',,!,- wm, , eomes tiresome you can stop him by
1 111; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- II 1 till- llinm:ill LKW umiilll'll ,,i Vll t.uin. iiihi
himself and appointed u man to the
; seat: but a man so appointed Is In
If a quske like this should have oc-! Pd imsitlon to succeed himself, and
I I,,,,.,,,.!., ,,( l,n .l,,.i,1U.l- (I, ,,-, ll,n ,1m.,ilnnninnt nf offnil-o ill 1
null iiiiiiiiui: yL nn; uimuuvn 11n.1v, v.itv i - iv,i . it t. w .i e.i....... ... j
Gtu-many nui.it bo progressively toward chaos and disorganiza- i
asking him what he wants.
On the street car the other day a
lion. The crfect on -our export markets notably for wheat, pork I j e Ke d t c o nd u c tor s coat un a
products, copper and cotton must ba adverse. , The powers most coupia time. Lots of times that beats
intimately concerned with a solution of the Ruhr problem hae j rin;nfl beiL
so inu. h at stake as to aCford grounds for the belief that the im- Down M th,feft Venice yester.
)a.-',:,e which has been reached Will result in a solution of the is-d.iy a feller was guessing the weights
i-iw.u iniwilinrt .... I of tho poDulace anH when de failed
. , J ' . i he'd give 'em a kewpie doll.One spin-l hands of the Kaouis voters. Senator
la'cegiil.in.'T the favorable and the unfavorable iactors lU . ster waltezd uo to him and said, "'d Capper has peddled the bull to the
the Situation, the outlook is for good business for the remailld- lk . ch;,n if 1 wa "' you Kansas farmers for years, telling them
..,, , ... ., .,r.,i wouldn t tell my age too." , that tlwy would nil be wealthy were
er of 192.5 and expectation of its continuance into 192-1. A ht not lor tho iniiiuities of Wail street
' - - Tu. , , . x . ,. . and other favorite bug-n boos of the
0 They re playing marine golf here , Thev elected Canner to
oiirti.i, r, iiyi nun vi iv 01111 o; " of fice to Slav the dracons of wealth.
this I'reus did not want. Ho wanted
the place himself. He therefore called
a special election, thinking that he
had the state in his pocket, as he had
bad for many years. He had the cau
tion, however, to hold ont to the gov
ernor's chuir until he could get a hold
on the senate chair.
if I'reus had had even a toehold on
the affections of the pinple of Minne
sota he might have had a fighting
chance for the senate, flnt nobody
loved him for his own sake. Who
could? Thura may have been senti
ment enough against the existing or
der In Minnesota to have elected any
kind of a radical, even If the repub
lican candidate hail been a likable,
public-spirited man. Hut we think
not. This is a public rebuke to the
state house that assumed to be the
whole state. The people of Minnesota
have simply said they will themselves
rule for a while, even If they have to
seat an uncouth man in the senate
chair. Portland Telegram.
Reaping the Whirlwind.
It looks as though Arthur Capper
of Kansas miRht get what is coming
to him utter a while, and that is a
lamed good political licking at the
-Miiiiii.w'iii'ii'lTOijillilinriiiiiHiiiiir''- a
I I I Mil Q . . . ; l i lOUJTOWlAcwrcoN '
I 1 I I . .. wtcoMJ
iurivuTrnvmiiiLi ; .)T '"-)IJ 1 I i,
P-imaiianiiinimniiiitiiin i
dent Harding's official family. Ab a
politician of the old school he may
deserve this title. Hut since he took
over the portfolio of the department
of Justice he haB exhibited unques
tioned courage.
lji his announced determination to
personally take charge of the cases In
Han Franclscoi against the open-shop
advocates, he exhibits a brand of cour
age which goes beyond the bounds of
political expediency.
San Francisco is an anti-labor tfnlon
town. Although the attorney: gen
eral's stand Is correct, for lebor lias
the same right to organize as capital,
and in a free country thin right Bhould
not be abridged, his championship of
union labor In the California metro
polis can only lead to political Injury.
A man as well posted politically as
Mr. Daugherty must know this. In
justice to him, therefore, one must
concede that the black sheep, of the
administration Is, not ho black as he
has been painted. Hla past may be
dark. But since his elevation to high
office he has repeatedly shown that
he has certain qualities of true states
manship. Medford Mail-Tribune.
J TODAY'S MARKET
t REPORT t
?
Prices Paid Farmers for Produce
Butter 25 to 30 cents.
Butterfat, 38c.
Eggs, 25 cents per dozen.
Hons, heavy, 16c; light, 10c lb.
Broilers 18c to 25 c.
Veal, dressed Sc to 12c lb.
Hn;. dressed, 12c, 120 to 160 lbs.
weight.
Honey, local production, 20c lb.
Cascara bark, 192, 7'c lb.
Retail Prices on Mill Products.
Millrun, $1.50 to $1.00 saclc of SO
lbs.
Cracked corn, $2.30 per 100.
Flour, sort wheat, $1.70 pack.
Flour, hard wheat. $1.05 and
Rolled barley, $1.45 a sack of "0
lbs.
Whole corn, $2.20 per 100 lbs.
suits bat the Dill around a lake. If this
He and the farm bloc slew a number
To consider the future of our merchant marine requires d
111 ..f.,f ion nf II,.. Innnwt ..li.mi.llt invnlvofl fhaf L tl.o In, fWt 1 IB . '1,S tU" m0,t.
' - - , "v v,...v ... pccticing with the mashie.
of government-owned ships and the disposition or use to be made '$$ '$ 4
ut, them. The record shows that on the? 15th of March last, the Watcha know 'hout it? We saw i
i.hippimr board fleet consisted of 1,385 steel steamers of 9,271,31)1 oi.Hlly'wood "IZT' Sr
tons, deadweight, savs the Nation's Ilusinef.s. ' i when is it coming to? .
the "iniquitous"
..... uniimc. genem well Dei you o( ,,,,. inclll(inE
.cm linn jsgn iraTlon or Jim waison , huhit (r,,,l,linV nn tho ,.. v
! in the Kith tub most any Sunday ',, k',.rn,ru ,,.1.1 .i,.
The proposal of the I'nited Slates shipping board to consolid
ate various services heretofore maintained by its ships, wilh a
view lo Lrintviiqf them lo highest cffiFiency for the developmeiil
of foreign trade and the jirof itablo operation of the ships, is in
iiccordance with the spirit of the Merchant Marine Act, which
looks always to the development of our merchant marine under
THE HOP HEAD'S YELL
Heroin. Heroin
Coke and Sal Hcpat
Qimmle dope, qimme dope
Enuff to lift me hat.
At the enH of that the chorus should
speculators kept the farmer's prices
down, so they passed a law to stojr.it.
The result has been a steady drop in
wheat prices and the farmers and
millers and elevator men of Kansas
are beginning 10 see that they had
their eye teeth cut on a gold brick and
are going around wilh a sign on the
seat of their pants In lieu of a patch,
anil the sign reads, "Somebody Please
Kick Me." The people probably will
never learn that there is no legislative
cure for natural economic ills. Cor
vallls Gazette-Timea.
PORTO
A 33c bottle makes a gallon of fine
punch. It comes ill six flavors
STRAWBERRY
LOGANBERRY
RASPBERRY ,
ORANGE
GOLDEN MIST
CHERRY
Economy Grocery
Phono 63
piivate ownership and opera! ion. W here services have been de- 'vf rousing blind tiger, viz: woof,
velopcd sufficiently to give reasonable assurance that purchases of '
the government vessels now employed in those services would be if jonah had been a genius he
able to continue their operation without losses, the sale of the wou have spent his time tuning in on
i-., . .ii ... i ... , the whaies wireless tonsils,
.-hips snoulil be allected, in accordance with tne intent ot the law.
It would :.( 'in that some of the services now operated under a fan writes s follows: -Kindiv
i'H'cucy agreements mijrht be taken over bv those agencies and pri- te" mc when Pol "id Charlie are go-! oVe of market master was quite cvi
, , i , .. ... ,.i . .... : i-.i' .i , i i ing to get married." In answer we''Utly created to reward Spence foi
"l" ' mmhc m Uie ncai-o.v trades, w nere wouid say. how old Is Ann and how far i his political services. And that Is one
Not Worth the Price.
C. E. Spenre, who draws f4,0i)U, In
addition to liberal allowance for ex
penses and. office force, as state mar
ket master, is putting In most of his
time talking to meetings of farmers
and telling them how greatly abused
they are. There Is nothing else to do
in his of.icial capacity, since the of-
uie cost oi oK'i.u ion ,n loreiiin ve.- seis is approximately the same
as that of American .steamers, because the shorter voyages, crews'
w-anes. supplies, dry-dockinjr, and repairs are practically the same
for both.
The clear purpiiM- of the Act of 1:120 was to develop our fleet
under private ownership and operation. Already considerable
progress has been made. Private American shipowners owned, on
April I last, a total of 5,!)()2.l:!3 tons, rross register, of ocean-RO-inj:
shippiiio;. '"h,.s is exclusive of 2,72:'..S."i7 eross ions employed
on the (livat Lakes. On that same date the shipping iioard owned (twr IVom smiicHin
7, III'.)." 1 7 tons, cross reuistt r. ol w hii ii probablv one-third is l it Mrs. M. r. Hofrsiat
only lo be scrapped.
"Its a pitiful sight to see a young
prie who's lettm' her eyebrows grow
iZisjl ;
of the things from which the farmers
are suffering, since the creating of
new offices and public Jobs for poli
tical purposes as in this instance
Us Ihe principal cause of high taxes,
i Ueiliue the oust of government to the
; level where it belongs, repeal the
agin.'
tor, I'lSlll. were 1
hn today islting
nailer of tin- Soldier
If there is any one thiiiy; that ruins a yoiii'K man it is com
plete idleness. Tc boy that docs not Know tiie value of e'aruinu;
power has liule to look forward to in the future in the way of
success. Any lion.v.i work is elevatino; and there's a lot of honest
jobs haiiMih)t out for Ihe fellow who really wants to work.
... yy-
RHEUMATISM
Leaves You Forever
tariff which is larnely responsible for
tiie hiuh cost of living and the poor
(leiMi'.nd for our products abroad, and :
the farmer wouid find conditions very '
much Improved. Demagogues like
I Spence offer no remedy and are being ,
j paid from the public treasury for ;
j rounding up the wtos of the fanners. ;
r :;iul (Imitb- Th.-y. as a rule, know nolhlnz nnie-
er from Shi he: - i ii n i about farms ,inii farming, and the ;
will! Milt llol.- ,ili!v positive conviction thev possess
is their determination never to work!
: (or a living. Can anybody, from the
governor down, name a single offic:
duty that it is incumbent upon Spence
to perform in consideration of his
fl.no.i a year salary and other per
quisites of office? Salem Capital :
Journal.
Home
Invt stirate a "sell-made" man
wife w ho was the superv isine; arch
can't rise above your station by be. oniiii.c; inflated m your station, 'i,'.''' i'i'.-"s
ami you II ollen discover a T'
tod. Seems stranire, but vou n,.,','
lli-ti i-nleil I rlr .-1 .1 li-p..
Iiih.iI. i-it nnH thi It hri.n.ntli- r..H,.n
SinrlN i.i I i-i.i. tlir .(,..,, Witlih,
'I'll i-nf . -i'i.ii r II., lira.
Iruiri: 1st In tin- .em. is I.
Courageous Action.
At"..rr. .- (e ueral Paugherty Is sup
pose.l to Iv the Mack sheep of Presi-
l:
II Ci.it lie
i.f Ail.
,1..,.. r.,t .,.
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I..' .H te m,.i. .
I. .lilts .1 111 .1 .
1 eoncerl toniirht. Its wonh your while lo be there -..'.-.'.': k-,".'.Vi.' 'tV:. ii.'"' .1!" "1?
i.litl tlon t you toilet it.
in t
All. ... I.U 1.... Im .11 11 1. .1 .., 1, , .1
fin i'iir.. an. I -e:il! !n. 1 1 v . I . . ... t.Milt.
I'.i-.' ..1 111 t I;. i.in
Ilecimso 4 (Ium-os no place lKo ov.iv" i the ivason a $ood Zls lUl'.i uli
iiiiiny nuMi Imto to s:t there.
1
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I , I ' (' I 1 1 ' I , llt f, f II'.IUV tII-N Mil 1
J (Hldhnir hot air .seems to ne about a$ i ciitah'tis as ever dnv- r" ' Mli ruiffivi-. tr- kin. nn
, " tu Hot :n t cut .f iinxuii.
me iireseint sMiinner nio.mis.
A bvnv of a ilerk can ruin a whale of a store.
.i,fi' thU ..1 ,iU .'i. :M .,j,il ! e
I . i !iii!tiitt'l th'.wi'.w 1,1 siiiiM.inlt'
1 A- .bf Ml t'M'H MIM.ti'.-.. .V.I.I. 1-1
.'il.-. . mi, 'Hit ti. :1' St.. ft' tJnM. -!Mir k.
Ui'v.m. tan ti'l ..
DAIRYMEN!
WOOOARK
FLY REPELLANT
DM,,. ,.. IUrm mni
In-rrr. mill. mn4 B.nr r.
turn.. our dtumlM kii. It. II
! . mil .rad frr-rml a trial
nart aarkac far Tar. Staaip
arrratril.
Clarke. Wood aril Dri'ir To.
Make those happy
days live always
USE Ansco today
enjoy the results
the rest of your life.
Keep a picture biogra
phy of the children
' a record both they and
you will love always.
An Ansco record is a
gooci record. It is realty ,
difficult to take poor
pictures with Ansco
cameras and film.
Let us point out many
advantages of Ansco
equipment before
choosing your camera
for this summer.
TO THF RPQTTm?xt,
-r -"- mM a v J LJI m iv 1 VI 1 -
ROSEBURG AND VICINiTy
Tha CalifurBlM n
1 ..U know. ...rel,..rri ,h, rt,rC'1'
Muter t'umi.an).. -Ill, formal UtLll.!
pri.nrrflra .... moilr Jul) .7, '
'I hla rwtii.nr Inkra Krnuln, . ,
.oinlMir a iurn.lx.r t your iuii,ualil . '"
i.rd. Crania I'n.i, Hlaiaalk ran, . JJ- ,'
Th allfornla Or.-l.oa ,"", I .
H'ir Kllr lnlrru.d I.
pmarraa. It la m.w .rrViirr.l to aui H""""
orKiinUatloa and fai-llillr. h, l,a J?' ,",'""
and Ki-onouilc nrlfnrr I.I VIII. ,-' Mrlsl
Ih, l.,rl...l .rM.,i.,(,. U''.".'.V
lrm .f tho llouKlna tount, t l0,"JrU."''
u.a.1. a ..rt of the tr...,,.
.Ion wl.k ol lh, t all. u,'"1""-
i l,y 'ntrlielliiK .;.,,, ,,
from a point on tl.r I ii,i,u- i,,'" !"."
Mrl.1 Iran....!..!.,,. llur , "ri"
eal of H.mrlM.rK. to the l ..,, "' ' f'Hf
hunt, and O.r InNtullntlon r . ''-
tlolal, ..hl.U will trun.f..,, r mij f ,k
"',' Plenllal of X;io ...I... ' "!'"
In aial.-m of thr IIimibI,. (".,' ""
1)1.1.)., thua Inailrlnx tin Alxindiini nBbl? if ."'
v'leinlJT" "" "U" 'Lm
The Wlnchrntcr plmtt t the lliiuulim .
( onipmiy Ik- ...rateil .ihr 0f ih. J- r
flttuK Htutlwiix wf 'I'll I HlilMi-iiJH UrrmLm i-
rm,.H.,y, ot h ihre .r J
VlmuXH operuled at UlCfrrriil point. tt , "k
iiilHMioa ucl-vork of I lie ( oinimi,.,. ,niui
The tiprrutlcn uf lb nmrr Hviivu, WLlllh
rlvM Um tioiirfe of Klip ).U jrum tb l"
I m pi i u ii Klr, tvlll lie eoitt.uiinl nM In the
ekct-pl l hut t-ertiilii liiipriiruieiiu nlll b ZZJ
In the near In I tire.
I'he ulliornia OreKon l'nttr
runnl.cl n nvw OperutiitK Ulup Ut ,r
ii n ne l in pt it n iitvlKion, with beadiiuartri
On- ..I.I i.iO. ..f the OoimU. , , ; 11
iU2 North JiukNon Strt-et, lnehurK. f-T''
fita IMvImIoii lutnlr not .nil) Itohn L.t
lite tilli'j ami tn of Sultit-rUn, Oaklimi om
rnllfl. W lui'heHlttr. Wllltnr. IJrtiin, nm fcr
I.MYHM HIHl HtllllolIN IIIC ImH fc,lr, , fc'
I'HrlUc HfKlitviiy mtil Um NfiiiiiH.m i'nrlllc I tail.
, ront.1, north from KoehurK to Oraln.
In aUillllou to operiiiliiH thr IrunMmU-iltiB mi
' ilfHirlhutloit . ay mem of ihe prrrnt l)i.iu
( on nt y i oiiiutvii)-. Hie 1 mpiiiin IMvlHiim nil)
he reNpotiMiiile for Hie opetulli.n of the arfiiIB
of the lrmpei-t-NpriimOel(I trtirtuiiwiUB u
from the Hiiiuatlt of Hie I uipi:.n liiviilr uunh !
fprltiicflehl. ami Hcmelturu "111 ruuilimt. W Mnr
um the lieail.uarterM for the irrn medrd Is ibu
ronueetloiia
Mr. i'honiM II. firm. Uo wn In rhuncr uf thr
roititriieOiin nt thU Mae ha takrn up ,n
, iIuiIcm Mm j1I1nuii lauiiKer of ilie I mpa Dl
vlnlon.
The Conipnny recently made a eunlrnrt with
the limiiN of Hlihlle nnil Myrtle 4'rrelt, rovrrlu
the (service ol' elertrirnl niery to thr m
lontiM, Operation of ihe tnuiNmlrtNlun llnf t
' Mtre tlicNf comiiMitittleM nlll Hi no be ran- ft
. hy the I liipijiiii IIIvInIoii force.
The Company Ii:in pre loiily h-rn madr tp at
three operHtinir 11 Klona, tinmcl , thr Nuttr
It Iter IlKKlou lTh lietliiiurtern nt M
he Klnmnth OltKlon nlib heailijuirtrn (
KlRinath I-iiIIm, ami the M.-.klyou DUUIub nith
lieu Jktuu terN nt V rekn. t alirornla.
; ' Tim t nUfornlii' tr-Kou I'oer eouiitaiy trill t
use every el'I'ort to promote thi; n-r ol rLrvtrVitr
III the I iupiiia I11InIou, initi itl tlo fiervihlw;
lit ItM i r la pntinote the lie 'lojinfiit nf itatt
hvrliou of (luiiHi Am It han fo'iit.l iiiiwiai Mill 1
epcrirnce ' that Miich eft'ortM are imirr
jnnl Ulnlde trom u buniueiva autl ucouuair twiat
of vlett.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
V POWER COMPANY
Paul B. McKee
First Vice President and General Manager.
In continuation of our customer ownership
plan, residents of Roseburg and vicinity art
offered" opportunity to invest in the securitia
of this Company. 1,400 shares of our 7
Preferred Capital Stock, yielding 7.14, are
now available at $98 per share, cash or $5
monthly installments. Proceeds of the Kit
of these securities will be used exclusively w
capital expenditures' or improvements to the
system. .
For further information watch these col
umns or ASK ANY MEMBER. OF OIK
ORGANIZATION.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
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truces: .. .-n
Roseburg, Hertford, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls,
Yreka, JJunsniuir, Lamum-
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Ao-.-l.tB VoNitlon Ilei-o ' I For ,ce ""'oiiB 1
11 .,' i ,.li,v I Prinrrr." hat re W-
fnini l'orilunfl lo'i"!iit N. II. Has- "good printing.
i..uii n in tin- i ri-iijli I d'-parlin-'u.-,
Mr. Kusmusscn .will be stj.ii'"J at!
Juncllon I'ity. . i
o-
Mt'ft mo cvonines llils vcrk at tli"
stoIh fountain at Crorkcr's drug slorc.
Store open eveninsa Iliis week.
Nathan
Fullerton
The Itcxall sitnrc
llo.iol.ur.n, OrvK.m I
I h
ave a
dded
Phone 31
to my jitney stand
PHONE 31 OR 146 FOR
PROMPT SERVICE
Gardiner Cars Used
Lee Goodman
1 1 2 N. Jackson
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IF We w" . o( I
. .iti Dai" m
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Call X"- ''