THURSDAY, JUNE » . IMO
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THE E X PE N SIV E PRIMARY.
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LIMESTONE DISCOVEBED.
P a stu re for H ogs
Church News
the rear wheels had spun around
when the west wall kept the ma-
ohlne from moving farther,
<Ka(aaa Guard I
Candidates for <ov»mor In (ha
By Edgar W Cooley
If a naw fold deposit wrara dis­
recant primary election »pent ap­
Agricultural Extension Depart­
T v tw w r its r . fo r ran t
county, thara
proximately a dollar each for every covered in la n e
Typewriters lor mni
ment International Harvester
vote they rot. That ooet la esti­ would probably be a tremendous
S -4 .
nel
Highway
Baptist
Church.
Louis
Company.
mated from the reporta of expendl- shout, but It la apt to be fa r more
Henry Randle, pastor — Church
turee filed with the secretary of significant that limestone of good
school. 9:4ft, W L. Leonard, super­
state. Any who are fam iliar with quality and quantity has been
Every pig born this spring
intendent. a special children's day
11 Meri* b i l i the costs of political candidacies found down in the hills back of the
O M m ...
should be grown In such a man­
program w ill be given: musical
know that there are various other quicksilver mines south of Cottage
ner that It w ill produce the ' program by the choir, 11.
SÜSSCBIPTIOM MATS*
The
costs not listed that add greatly to Grove near Black Butte. The Ume-
(ÙMb
greatest possible amount of ' choir will go to Tonoalla Bunday
l lllT b r w
the costs listed In reports to the ' stone may be of Invaluable help In
pork
at
the
least
possible
ex-
l* « |Ò e a
I evening to present the tam e pro-
state. The time taken by candl- smelting some of the huge base ore
I gram in the M K. church there,
dates In promoting their candl- deposits which have been w aiting
M am b .r of
We can raise l.iWO pounds of j No B. Y. P. U. meeting w ill be
natio nal li t t o r ia ! Aaaoelatlea
dacles. the time taken by friends, development for years I t may be
pork while we are raising 400 I held Sunday evening. The church
O r a r » M a l» K llto rta l AasoclaMea
various expenditures by friends and , of a type suitable for the making
pounds of beef or mutton
Oraeoa « ■ -» p a y a r Ooafaraaaa
vacation school, scheduled to open
candidates probably would double of good cement. I l may be suitable
Pork is the only meat that can i June 1ft. has been postponed until
the cost, m aking the actual cost of | for agricultural usee, and there Is
be shipped in ordinary cars or
June 2ft to give way to the Bulgln
being a candidate for governor nothing the farm ers of this county
can be transported cheaply to all
evangelistic campaign A full an­
about $2 for each vote received.
need more than cheap lime to cure
parts of the world
Not only
nouncement of this school w ill be
The cost to counties for conduct- the heavy soil conditions they con­
must we produce as much pork
given later.
ing the election was also high, run- : fro n t
as possible, but we must produce
see
ning In some Instances to about a I But perhaps the moet Interesting
It as cheaply as possible.
The
Church
of
Christ. Sixth street
dollar for every ballot oast.
thing about the limestone discovery
This means that we must
Paalfle Oaaal R »pr»«.alatl»»»
at Gibbs avenue, where more men
The expense to candidates for | la that it refutes the Impression
utilise pasture in feeding hogs.
A. W. m arna m a
than women attend evening serv­
governor was approximately a s ! that has been broadcast for year»
P a r t la a r Aooarltr B ile .: » * " rra a d a e o
I f we have only a few pigs, we
ices Bible school. 9:4ft. Clem Sarff.
Sbsm i B
BI4g-
’* a • . AaAles.
*11 Wjsisr. high, in proportion to the vote cast, j that this region has no worthwhile
ile , b
A
can fence off a patch of clover
FaaMla BlSg . Bat BrySee-Jest M sbs»»i
waa the coet In Illinois, Penney!- limestone deposits. It brings out In
superintendent, the men of thte
or alfalfa; if we have a large
vania and elsewhere where the ex a new way the fact that here and
school meet w ith the community
herd
we
should
turn
the
hogs
CALIFORNIA’S LAVA BEDS.
pendltures on behalf of a single everywhere else In Oregon we are
men's bible class at this hour In the
into the whole field.
Arcade; communion of the 1-ord's
candidate ran as high as h alf a shockingly Ignorant of what we
I
f
we
have
not
sufficient
California so often gets credit million dollars, or even a million really have In the way of mineral
supper, 11. sermon subject. "The
clover pasture it maty not be too
for scenic wonders existing only In dollars.
Ensign of the Nation»." A joint
wealth. When the prospectors of
late
to
sow
a
patch
of
rape.
An
Oregon that one may be excused If
service with
the
Presbyterian
I t Is this terrific cost to candi­ another generation ceased to roam
acre
of
good
rape,
one
month
he believes everything claimed by dates and the high coat to those the hills, active exploration of our
church will he he.d In this church
old,
ahould
furnish
pasturage
for
California really belongs to Oregon w^0 p ^ . j or the conduct of elec- minerals stopped.
at 8 o'clock Sunday evening Dr.
Their explora­
from 10 to 30 shots» during the
In fairness to California It should tions that Is causing agitation for tions were almost entirely confined
E. J. Bulgln w ill preach
I. O.
rest
of
the
season.
be said that it usually gets this some less expensive way of nomi­ to a search for gold. In the main
Shaw, minister.
A
little
corn
fed
to
the
hog>
see
credit through the error of a w rit­ nating candidates for office. I t is they were unscientific. They col­
while they are on pasture will
er for some magasine. However. natural that we should turn to the lected a vast amount of Inform a­
Community Men's Bible Class will
bring
a
good
price
for
the
corn.
California may be to blame for hav­ only other way that we have tion but it was mainly a t random
meet at 9:4S in the Arcade and Dr.
Too many of us starve cur
ing so advertised Itself that mag­ known, the convention system.
and not correlated to the problems
E. J. Bulgln. evangelist at the Pres
hogs during the summer and
asine writers are likely to think of
Under the convention system, of state development
byterian church, w ill give an ad
try to force them late In the fall.
California as the Pacific coast
state and counties, at least, were to
dress. The invitation to epeak was
Our hills may be full of materials
This practice requires more feed
Be these things as they may. the no expense in conducting an elec­
extended D r Buigin by a unanl
to produce 100 pounds of pork
efficient and observant secretary of tion. and often a person who could which in this industrial age are
moua vote of the class
than is needed to keep the
Cottage Grove's chamber of com­ have under no circumstances con­ of far greater value than gold.
• • •
shotes gaining gradually all sum­
merce. whose blood rises every time ducted a campaign requiring the W hat do we know of the lim e­
PeaWeaelal Aaaamkl? at Uo4 —- Baal
stones.
the
silicates,
the
shales,
the
mer.
he sees an Oregon scenic attraction expenditure of many thousands of
lis ts »lr— t »areas from S P. stalloa
and the common ores which
We should always have the
Add!» » Suss, pastor
Baa4ay aakeal at
transferred to California, can not dollars was elected for high post
Oregon
might
produce?
Even
In
hog
pasture
large
enough
so
that
1
4 J a. at.; torricaa at 1 0:4 6 a at
be blamed if he made an error in , tlon
rouas
poopio’
s
maalhts
at
7 p. m ; area
the m atter of finding hard rock for
as the hogs grow and consume
"oalllng" the Literary Digest for | O f course there was the expend!-
m lU U a sorstasa at S p
a t.; maotlac«
highway surfacing the process of
mors,
and
as
the
rainfall
de­
bi
bio
»led?.
W
odaeaday.
prayer
meotias
giving California lava beds and ice
of large sums of money by
locating
real
quarries
is
often
an
Thursday,
tarrlsoa
w
ith
youax
peopia la
creases
and
the
plants
grow
caves that were the battleground of tho»e able to afford to spend
chart»
F
rid
a
y
:
strsat
ateodat.
Saturday
expensive wild goose chase. The
slowly, there w ill be plenty of
the Modoc Indian war.
Those wanting special privileges. rather unexpected finding of lime­
at 7 :« 0 p. au
pasture.
a a a
I t Is only natural that a booster corporations who wished to control
stone close to home argues for an
There
Is
no
better
or
more
Church of i l t r i s t — (Leadoa. 11 allies
for Oregon would claim the Modoc« iegiaiaturea, were often willing to
exhaustive geological survey. I f the
economical ration for shotes
south sf C o tta » . O s » » e l— 9>i»day t« r
and the Modoc war for Oregon. The make substantial outlays In paying #
u u „ not
to undertak, n»,
v itae; Blbls study 10 a. a t. worship t l
than about two pounds of corn
headquarters of the Modoc» were the expenses of conventions, in
a.
>d . scrlylurs study V S 0 p o .
to every hundred pounds weight
Just over the California line, where paying the expenses of delegates, project, maybe Lane county, with
the help of the u-'lversity. can
of shotes, and good alfalfa or
the lava beds, filled with connect­ etc.
l.u lh sra a
Mtsalos— A d rea tls l eOurolt.
gin the work.
clover or rape psLsture.
west M ala stro o t: M a rtta P Him on. pa»
ing crevices, furnished a natural
W e must, however, recognise the
tor
W vtas sorrlco at 1 SO t h . first
fortification against enemies. I t growing dissatisfaction with some
sad th ird Saadays of sach moath
All
DOKEXA.
was the determination of the fed­ features of the primary < particular­
Luthsraaa,
Im a p o c tl» »
ad aatlo n a llty
o r* sordlally la r lta d as well as thos»
U P P E R ROW HIVER
eral government In 1872 to remove ly its high cost to candidates and
who a rt without a church horns.
(Special to Ik e Soatiaal.)
the Modocs to the Klam ath reserva­ government), which is shown by
(Spoelal to t h . S .o tla s i I
tion in Oregon that resulted in the open espousal, even from various . June 9.—W ayne K irk of Hebron
9>» m U Day A 4»»atiat C hunjh.— W u i
June 11.—George T. Gerlinger of M ala a tr w l B âtard»? Bahhalh tchooi st
attack on federal troops that sections of Oregon, for return to the visited Wednesday with his moth­
Portland and Jim Vasbinder of » V a. » .. ehurvh sorrt«« at 11 a a*
started the war. Following heavy old convention system, or some er. Mrs. Clara K irk .
F rs ys r m»«tla< s i 7 SO p ai. W .daaSd»?
fatalities to the federal troops, the modernised form of the old conven­
Evelyn Stewart, w ith her brother Cottage Grove spent Tuesday at a A a ? oss
Indians were taken from their lava tion system.
Ernest, who attended O. S. C.. left logging camp above Rujada.
beds and sent to Oklahoma, but In
Fr»» l l . l h o i l i l t'h u rrh — Oors»r -»I
Mrs. A. M. Scott and Mrs. W. B.
The claim is made, and with Monday for Klam ath Falls for a
1904 and 1905 a number of them some reason, that politics has been severed weeks' visit with relatives. Patten were visitors in Cottage Moaros sras«» and south F ifth atro o t-
Mllos Pitcher, eeslor
Bauds? school st
voluntarily removed to the K lam ­ put on a new plane, and that a re­
Mansel Kinney, who Is an S. P. Grove Tuesday.
10. forvaaoa soreloos st 11. »«oela< tor
ath reservation and took govern­ turn of the convention system employe In Portland, spent Sunday
rloo st I S O
Pra?or mootlas at 7 :1 "
Mrs. Buster Stroud and Mrs.
ment allotments.
would not mean a return to the and Monday w ith his fam ily here. Clyde Lechner of Cottage Grove Thursda? oraalosa.
The execution of Captain Jack rottenness of the old days that re-
Philip Moeby left Monday for I w ' re visitors Wednesday at Culp
Truck Hits Motor Inn.
and his three leaders. Chief Scoe- suited in the convention system be- Wenatchee, Wash., where he has Creek.
The Motor Inn service station
chlne, Scarface Charley and Hockey ing supplanted by the direct pri- employment.
M r and Mrs. Donald Owen and
wrecked Monday
Jim Is remembered by those now mary.
Mrs. Charles Teeters, Clarence daughter of Cottage Grove visited was partially
living here who were living at the
The fact that so small a propor Peterson and Esther Volgamore Wednesday evening at the John when a truck of the Shell O il com­
pany barked Into the north wall.
time of the trouble w ith the Modocs. tlon of the voters attend the pri- were Eugene visitors Sunday.
Thrun home
Despite the spirited letter of our merles gives reason to believe that
Several people from this commun-
M r and jgrs. Dave W illiam s and The truck had Just delivered a tank
of oil. The operator, forgetting that
chamber of commerce secretary. a large proportion do not care what lty attended the baseball game at
children of Cottage Grove were vis­ he had left the machine In reverse,
the chances are that California has method u U9ed for selecting candl , Yoncalla Sunday. Dorena lost the
itors Wednesday evening at the started the motor with the hand
lava beds. I t certainly Is hot enough dates. Besides, the American peo- game 7-3. The game next Sunday home of Mr. W illiam 's brother. A.
crank, and b e fe fre he could get It
there In the vadleys In summer time pie are a restless people, not long w ill be played a t Dorena with
L. W illiams.
stopped the big motor vehicle had
to make one believe that the lava satisfied w ith an innovation of any Drain.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elm
er
McCollum
of
has not ceased flowing. Also, if kind, ever ready to try anything
Joe M cCargar made a business Cottage Grove and Fred N utting pushed the »rail of the building
I back about ten feet. The crash was
there is such a thing as retribu­ proposed as a remedy for some trip to Eugene Saturday,
and Mrs. Pearl Suter of Eugene
tion, the Californians w ill some day evil, existent or imagined, and we
Mrs. Orlen Land returned Mon­ were visitors Thursday at the B. F. ' heard for a considerable distance.
have nothing else but running lava may expect to see w ithin the next day from Sheridan, where she had
I But for the fact that the truck hit
McCollum home.
to contemplate.
the wall where It was Joined by the
few years a real effort to do some- been visiting several weeks with
Carl
M
attox
returned
to
his
min­
As to the Ice caves we are not so thing to make the prim ary less ex- her parents, M r. and Mrs. L. B.
i west wall. It probably would have
ing
claim
near
M
ineral
Friday
certain, but whatever California pensive or to replace It by some- Matusch.
1 gone clear through the building,
morning after spending Thursday i M arks In the gravel showed that
has, or claims to have In sscnls a t­ thing claimed to be greatly super-
Mrs. Louis Dodge and Mrs. Henry In Cottage Grove,
tractions, Oregon has something lor.
Kelly were Eugene visitors Monday.
Mrs. George Smith and daugh­
superior. Even our chamber of
----------------------
Miss Opal W agner is now em- ters Barbara and Alethla spent
commerce secretaries. If not much
ployed In the H. W . Lombard o ffic e . Thursday nlght at the home of M rs
T H E CA R ELESS T A X P A Y E R .
fo r scenic attractiveness, are at
in Cottage Grove.
, Smith's son, Clifford Smith of Cot
least more alert than the Califor­
Miss Mildred Sm ith and Miss tage Grove.
Those who use our highways toj
nia garden variety.
any great extent, especially those Lena Hummel were visitors In Yon­
Bill W ilkins of Cottage Grove
who pass through the state on calla Thursday and Friday. They was a visitor Friday at the W. B.
Burglars in Eugene stopped a
them, must be struck by their attended the graduation of Miss Patten home.
truck a t the rear of one of the
Hum m el’s sister. Miss Alice H um ­
M r. and Mrs. Challs W ard and
large retail stores there early Sun­ cleanliness and sightliness. Green mel.
children of Cottage Grove visited
day morning, jim mied a window. grass growing along both sides, and
. k .
I hardly ever any old paper or o th e r, Among Cottage Grove visitors Friday evening at the home of Mr.
iX ^ d
J ti
rubblsh to
their beauty.
Monday were: Mrs. H a ttie Van
A SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE Io the vain« of
^ ^ t » X
Th!
We are proud of such highways Schoiack. Mrs. Lot Wagner. W. W. Ward's sister. Mrs. A. L. W illiams.
M r. and Mrs. Alex Garoutte of
b e e n l o r l T ^ i ' and t h ^ i . ^ n eh « and do not « s tra in ourselves
in Chrisman, Mrs. Ruth England. Mr.
the new Ford in found in its increas­
Cottage Grove were visitors Friday
tn
talking about them to any company and Mrs Fred Fleck. Hubert Moe- at the George Smith home.
ing one by Federal, state and city gov­
as to the Identity of the robbers we
? by. J. B. Mosby. J. B. Stewart. E m -
M r. and Mrs. Hugh Proudflt and
2 S J ° ^ t T f n ° m Euvene“ ^
Llke “
a« speak- eat Stewart. Charley Peterson and
ernments and by large industrial com­
children of Eugene and M r. and
pohee station In Eugene and t y -
Mrg
N Henrlksen.
Mrs. Lyman Johnson and children
panies which keep careful day-by-dny coat
ried away a quantity of booze be- , _
. C, p
W1_. m . ih . t » » ,» ,. ,n»»i
In<r h a lri a .
.ir iH .n e .
Th.
o i m in picking up papers, paper
Ml8S Nellie Teeters spent last
t h f n s w e in a v « ^ ! t tn
I . fh !
cartons, tin cans, often empty bot- week in Eugene at the home of a of Dexter visited Sunday at the
record*. In moat instances, the Ford has
home
of
Mrs.
Proudflt’s
and
Mrs.
H
O
W
D
Y
F
O
L
K
S
—
When
thing we may expect to hear is that tle I
'
, u te r Mra Rob^rt Coomb».
Johnson's parents, M r. and Mrs. A.
school is out. the youngster’s
been choaen only after exhaustive teats
someone has stolen F ran k Jenkins’
These crews of men explain why
The Happy Circle Sewing club G. Suter.
vacation begins, but ma's
editorial column from the fro n t |
o
f every factor that contributes to good
the highways are such that we can met h u t Wednesday with Mrs. Les-
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Iv
y
of
Eu­
ends.
page of the Register.
speak of them with pride.
he Wicks. The following members gene and Robert C arter of Monroe
• •
performance— a peed, power, safety, com­
These men are employes of the were present: Mrs. Ida Wicks, Mrs.
"Many a June wedding has
We are Informed that shorties state highway commission, and Raymond Wicks, Mrs. Lee Thoma- visited Sunday at the E. M . Carter
fo rt, low coat o f operation and up-keep,
home.
to be postponed because the
are now the proper thing for the
probably are paid $4 the day for “ n. Mrs. Lot Wagner, Mrs. U. S.
Raymond
Potter
spent
Saturday
groom loses the wedding ring
reliability and long life.
man who would be sartorially cor­ an eight-hour day.
Bales, Mrs. H enry Kelly. Mrs. Jim and Sunday in Eugene w ith his
in a crap game." says Ray
re c t Shorties are regular trousers
Prom inent among the companies using
How does thia rubbish come to be ; Spahr, Mrs. Hugh Doolittle, Miss mother, Mrs. Adeline Potter.
Vinson.
cut o ff about six Inches above the
Naomi Doolittle. Mrs. C. H . Jen­
• •
Mrs. Sarah Hague, who has been
the Ford are the Aaaociated Companies
knees. They w ill never become along the highways to be picked nings, Mrs. G. W . Vaughn, Mra.
The police should Investigate
popular because no one w ill give a I up
“r by
*'', crews of men w ith expen- Louise Dodge and the hostess. Mrs. cooking for the forest service road
o f the Bell System, Arm our and Com­
construction crew a t Lundpark, left
darn whether men do or do not 81VT?
the sign of a certain photog­
Bug Woodson of Creswell was a Sunday for Roseburg, where she
I
t
is
thrown
there
by
those
who
pany, The Borden Company, Continental
rapher. "W e take anything,
wear them.
use the highways, by those who are guest,
w ill spend a week w ith a eon who
any time, any where.”
Baking Corporation, Firestone T ire and
taxed for the upkeep of those high-
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Henderson Is In a hospital there. Mrs. W. B
• •
A Tennessee man and woman
ways, for no one can use them ° f Cottage Grove visited Saturday Patten is cooking for the crew dur­
Rubber
Company, General Electric Com­
A N D YO U S H O U L D I N ­
have lived together 20 years and
without being taxed in one form or evening at the J. B. Mosby home,
ing Mrs. Hague’s absence.
V E S T IG A T E T H E U SED
during that time have spoken to
pany,
Goodyear
T ire and Rubber Com­
another.
Floyd M cLln returned home last
M r. and Mrs. Howard Berry,
R A D IO S
THAT
WE
each other only twice. Apparently
Possibly
these
same
persons
who
week
after
teaching
school
at
La
pany,
Kellogg
Company,
Knickerbocker
Charles Hunter, E m y Glldersleeve
HAVE
O N S P E C IA L
there are yet a few happy m ar­
and Lila Longmlre left Monday
T H IS W E E K . T H E IN ­
riages.
«W throw this rubbish fo r these crews I Grande for a year.
lee
Company,
Morton
Salt
Company,
: of men to remove have complained
The baseball team recently elected morning for Wenatchee, Wash.,
V E S T IG A T IO N
W IL L
about the cost of government, about Merle Scott field captain and Louis where they will look for employ­
Pillabury
F
lo
u
r
M
ill*
Company,
The
BE
A
P R O F IT A B L E
the cost of upkeep of our highways. Van Blaricom field manager.
ment In the fru it and berry fields.
O N E F O R YOU. S E E
Procter
and
Gamble
Company,
and
Yet as they travel along the
Miss Nora W ard, who taught in
T H E M IN O UR W IN D ­
highways
of
which
they
speak
w
ith
the
Ashland
school
last
year,
is
Swift
A
Company.
Loose Leaf Systems. Sentinel.
By K A R L K . M IL L S
7
OW.
such pride they throw out rubbish now at the home of her father, A.
a •
Each o f theae companies uses a large
that would make the highways any- S. W ard.
So many young men will
number
o f Ford cars and trucks. The
thing except something of which
graduate from college this
we could be proud were It not for I
Associated Companies of the Bell System
month, you w ill hardly be
these crews of men whose wages Average Printed W ord
able to drive down the street
use more than eight thousand.
are paid by the taxes paid by those
U NDER T H E S W IN G IN G
N ot Long Remembered
without running over a new
who throw the rubbish.
Modern business moves at a fast pace
bond salesman.
STR
EET
CAR
STRAP
In
•
work
published
In
1822
It
Is
This Is Just one example of how
a •
and it needs the Ford. Daily, in count­
the taxpayer helps to add to the said there were at that time 1,000
T H E H O M ELY
W eekly Bridge Lesson.
books published yearly In Great
burden about which he complains.
ies* ways and places, It helps to speed
How to finesse a queen; Hold
OLD M A ID
Britain, on 000 of which there was
one In your lap.
a
commercial loss, on 200 no gain,
the production and delivery of the
STANDS
a
a
_
The sports editor of the Oregon­ and only on 100 any considerable
world’s
goods and extend the useful ser­
ian has been denied special privi­
Bill Stlnnet says never to
p ro fit O f the total, 750 are forgot­
leges a t Portland’s baseball park ten In a year, another 100 la 2
criticize the man who doesn't
vice o f men and companies.
and has been ejected from the
tip his hat to the ladles. He
yearn, another 100 In 8 ye an , not
Constant, steady operation over many
press box. He probably wouldn’t
may be bald headed.
more than 50 survive 7 years and
a a _
play ball according to the rules only 10 are thought of after 20
thousands o f miles emphasizes the ad­
laid down by the management
We want to congratulate the
yearn.
vantages of the sound design of the Ford
boye of battery E on the way
O f the 00,000 books published In
ear, its high quality of materials, and
they met their recent d iffi­
We are never too old to learn— the Seventeenth century, the vol­
culties.
which means that every day we
ume states, not 00 are remembered,
» e
should add something to our store
>•» >•
of the 80,000 published In the
A
i'>
of knowledge.
IMppy Dialog.
Eighteenth century, not more than
J
F
a
ir
Customer,
"
I
want
a
pair
800 are considered worth reprint­
of bloomers to wear around
The creator had happiness of j ing.
t h e constitution .
my gymnasium.”
mankind in mind when he neglect-1
Since
the
first
writings,
1,400
The peer of American frig ­
Glen Owens, "Yes, M a’am,
ed to make mind readers of us.
years
before
Christ,
In
32
countries,
ates,, under the command of
and what size la your gym­
only 000 works of all writers had
Isaao H ull, went undefeated
nasium?”
The man who can’t support him­ sustained themselves against the
a a a
in her encounters w ith enemy
NOT SO LONG AGO—
self thinks the other fellow should devouring Influence of time.
ships. She was given the
A fte r a man outgrows
be his brother’s keeper.
Stepping on a rusty nail or
name "Old Ironsides” because
Santa Claus,
he »till
of her great record. I t has
pricking one's finger with a
thinks there Is some kind
LATHAM.
A
m
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ic
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G
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e
a
t
C
h
arm
been preserved and now lies
of a used car that doesn’t
pin was not considered a
Not all the change« in the trend
at Its moorings In Boston
rattle.
(Special te ih» Sentissi.)
seriouH
enough
injury
to
re­
s e e
H arb or complete In every de-
June 10.—Mrs. Hazen W illiam s of travel have taken place from
tall.
quire the attention of a doc­
The height of economy; the
and son Roy of Mosby creek vls- thia ccuntry to Europe. I f no for-
rüd
d ; /r e c . n u y with M r and'
" T - a ^ k V e T ^
Although w e pride ourselves
tor. A little patented salve
apple grower, who waited for
m ,„
_ .i„
I tor the asme reason Americans
on the flaw less perfection
an earthquake to shake the
Mrs.
John McCall and »_
fam
ily
sufficed
to
heal
the
wound,
and painstaking
complete­
fru it off the trees.
M r. and Mrs. S. R. Rose, who' travel abroad— that Is, In search of
and
consequent
lock
jaw
or
beauty, culture or entertainment—
a a a
ness o f our eervloe. It Is w ith­
taught this year at Blue Mountain.:
wo can console ourselves with the
rheumatiam was seldom laid
in the m eans of all
We read where a famous
have been elected to teach next i
knowledge that tba European Indus­
N o additional charge for ro-
psychologist claims that the
to the incorrect treatm ent of
year In the local school. M r. Rose
tria l regards us with tba keenaat
' to oervtce ca lk from
American man's clothes are
also will have charge of the Jani­
the slight wound.
enrloalty.
too somber In color. Bet he
tor work.
See your family doctor in­
Mass production and the wonders
never saw W orth Harvey In
Donald Stark and mother of Cot '
accomplished
In
the
United
States
stead
of
depending
on
so-
his lodge regalia.
tage Grove visited last Friday with ‘
see
are
on
the
tongue
of
every
buslneee
the John McCall family.
called “ home-remedieft” and
men
and
manufacturer
la
Europe.
And now that the arm ory is
The Melville Hanna fam ily has
keep
your
health.
We
fill
located, how about getting up
moved from Ia th a m to Cerro Gor­ They hear talen o f extraordinary
prescriptions accurately.
a plan for future develop­
do.
where they have rented a ranch. achievements and they are coming
C O TTA G E Q R O V E . ORE.
to thia country In Increasing nnm-
ment of our town.
P H O N E 2 O 2 -J
. .
bera to aae whether the trick le
Typewriters for rent, Senti- turned—and, i f eo,
fir»
t
A m a r la s » Typewriters
An luioUlclBl eel lamí» piscas the
number ‘if American mede type­
writer« Io the United fttetea and
other munirle» at «ppmslmstsly
T.(XX), 000
S e K R e c e la li o a
who t,n» of hl a own merits.'*
Mld R l H o , the safe of Chinatown.
"reveals that he has not been suf
S a n ti. ! AHeutlj Miccaesful In life to em
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O L E O , C e rtifie d B ra n d , 3 lb s ... 45c
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White Beans
Hardwheat Blend
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STRING BEANS, Wilamet Brand, 2 cans 25c
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2 cans 25c
SARDINES,
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Beneath its graceful lines and beautiful
colors there is a high degree of me-
chanical excellence.
An example o f the value built into the
Ford ia the use of more than twenty ball
and roller bearings. They are hidden
within the ear and yon may never see
them. Yet they play an im portant part
in satisfactory, economical performance.
T h eir function is sim ilar to the jewels o f
a fine watch.
Throughout the Ford chassis, a ball
or roller hearing is used at every place
where it is needed to reduce frictio n
and wear and give smooth, reliable me­
chanical operation.
At many points, as on the transmission
counter-shaft, clutch release, fan and
pump shaft, and front drive shaft, these
ball and ro ller bearings are naed where
less costly types o f bearings might be
considered adequate.
A d d itio n a l instances o f the h ig h
quality built into the Ford are the ex­
tensive use o f steel fo rg in g s , fu lly
enclosed fo u r-w h eel b rakes, Rustlesa
Steel, fo u r Houdaille double-acting hy­
draulic shock absorbers, alum inum pis­
tons, ch ro m e silicon a llo y valves,
torque-tube drive, three^juarter floating
rear axle, anil the T rip le x shntter-proofi
glass windshield.
The Ford policy has always been to
use the best possible material fo r each
part and then, through large produc­
tion, give It to the public at low cost.
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