Dayton tribune., October 01, 1925, Image 7

NolTilfig nbout n>« ptirnd, TfriwnwiF.
SLOT-MACHINE
OF THE
STORMS
■ •MMd to have any possible cimnec
DAIRY
FACTS
nOAP ^ PORTLAND
OFFERS A MARKET
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
tion with the gold. The history of the
•pot guv» no explanation of th« pre«
ence of coin* nt th« base of th« ledge
fifty years Inter. Bowen and 1 ei-
Caapklt Ch»nge Saiurday
amine«! the chimney, but found naught
Adults, Week day Matinee 90c;
■ ave the rugged atones. The stubby
Evenings, 36c. Continous 1 to 11
old sugar tree by It creaked In the
p. m. Children 10 cent» ail times
breeze. Till» forsaken «ere furnished
WILLIAM CALHOUN
no trace at all, and we descended.
We did little else for severnl daya.
Ohio will spend close to $11.000.000
except to fruitlessly Investigate and
this year In th« upkeep of the 10,000
Sanitary flooA are a firat require
theorize. Strangely, too, we found no
miles of inter county highway« desig­
OOK, Wilson BO* what I’ve
more coins, though we watched per ment to a cleanly dairy. Nou-absorb­ nated
strfte routes Of this amount,
found I"
ent material and without crevice«
slntently.
■ lightly over $1,000,000 will be derived
Bowen held In the hand a
where dirt and filth can lodge la from county fund», while the remain- |
At
the
en<!
of
the
week,
according
Get Your Buffalo Now.
I CUT FLOWERS & FLORAL DESIGNS
shining five dollar gold pie« «
It should be easily
to promise. Gibbons arrived. He beard recommeude«!.
Washington, D. C.—Any person who Clark. Bras.. Florista. m Morri»«« «t
der will come from »tate fund».
which ho had Ju«t picked up from lh*
our experience with Interest on only washed «nd disinfected.
’ In addition to the $11.000.000 fori can catch a buffalo bull from the herd
In building a didry barn floor, all
one point, the fact that the phenom­
maintenance, $124.000.000 1» to be
We were on our annual outing. We
enon should recur after year« of ces rtniblsh and refu»e within the enclo­ •pent In new highway construction in Yellowstone park may have him—
had run up the river in » »mall steamer
If he pay» the cost. This Includes, be- j
sure
should
be
removed
and
the
floor
satlon.
T« j our conjecture« he paid
through the eombPied effort» of fed-1
to the he««! of navigation. In a large
side express charges to Its new home,,
area graded to the required level, al­
little attention.
eral. state and county governments ।
rowboat, loaded with necessary camp­
lowing,
of
course,
for
the
thickness
of
an expense of about 180 for crating
“No use tryln'." said h« skeptical
This combined maintenance and
ing outfit, we laborioualy continued
the floor. The »oil »hould be thor­ construction cost, totaling $23,400 000 and transporting from the buffalo ;
ly,
'Tve
Investigated
every
nook
an«!
our course till we reached the wilder-
oughly compacted. If It I" possible
range to Gardiner, Mont., the ship- !
nees. Hero we found an old hunter and cranny. Hpent ten y«-ar» watchin' and for water to get under the floor at any does not represent the total expendi­
prytn'
(
off
and
on.
'round
this
old
head
ture on Ohio highways for the year, ptag point. The government sold 86
trapper n«me«l Gibbon», with whom we
time, thl» possibility should be re­
rooted for n night. Gibbons had «pent land, crackin' my brain over the cauae duced by using a fill of clean gravel, for It does not take Into account ten« of Its surp.'js stock last year and this
Have
sat
all
night
and
all
<Uy.
more
of thousand« of dollar« »pent by coun- year has about 100 more to spare.
Send us your ihipments. We mail you check
the evening telling tale» of hl» ad-
cinders or cru»he«l stone and provid­
vesture« In that region. Ju»t before time than I'm yaara old, tryln’ to dla- ing aultuble drainage. The gravel or tte« and township« In the upkeep of
retiring he told u» of th« cliff nt which cover the secret, am! all I ever lenrne«! cinder sub-base, If use«!, must be roads of le«»er Imjiortance. Neitheri
World's Oldest Umbrella.
wae to hear the sudd«» Jingle of the
does It take Into account the expendi­
we were now snugly camped.
ortland ide a
ool o
The oldest umbrella In the world
thoroughly
compacted
and
consolidat
­
tnetal when It struck the cliff In time
ture» of cities In paving and maintain­
“You'll be apt to like It there. Plenty
still in the same condition as when it
of storm and rattled down. It wasn t ed by tamping or rolling.
ing their streets, many of which are
of game and Uie beat nailin' along the
| was bought, including the cove?, 1« In (
Form* for defining floor «labs, alley­
thrown from the top, for I've heard
used by through traffic.
river. A fine Spring bubblin' out o'
the possession of a resident of Hobart I
way»
or
other
area»
to
be
concreted
It
while
sitting
al
the
foot
of
the
There
are
85,000
miles
of
public
the »olid rock at tho foot o' the cliff.
■ hould be of smooth lumber, rigidly road» In Ohio outside of municipalise« ' in Tasmania.
The umbrella was
chimney
up
there
In
broa«l
dnyllghL
better
Can't recommend you to
You may study It till you're old. am) braced In line nnd carefully »«4 to and 12.000 mile» of streets in Ohio bought in 1770 by a man named Wil-
From old Carpet»
place. Al way» camp there when I'm
proper grude. The manger curb 1» cities. Out of total thoron h fare mile- Ham Clevett in the county of Dorset,
that’« all you'll ever know.”
Up that way- Used to go I
usually placed first. It should be not age of »7.000 miles In the state. 10.000 EngIand> who emigrated to Tasmania, Deal Direct with the Manufacturer. Absolute
Aa we d I «cussed tho matter a gale
SatisfacW n Guaranteed. Send in Your Ma­
money from the rocka," said Gibbous.
le«» than four Inches thick and Is miles comprise the inter-coumv high-
terial or Write for Encea.
hag been ban<ie<l down from genera-
began
blowing.
It
grew
stronger
wanning up to tho occa»lun "For
usually made about »lx Inches high
WESTERN FLUFF RUG COMPANY.
ten yvara. alter «very «torn», I found rapidly nnd wae accompanied by the on the »tall »Ide. Upright» supporting way system, <5,000 miles of which are tion to generation and still belongs to M-M Union Avenue Nor.
Portland. Orego«
rumblings
of
distant
thunder.
Huge
kept
up
by
the
state.
gold coin» «cattere«! about <>n the flat
a descendant of the first owner.
stanchions are of several types. Some
approached
with
fright-
AGENTS
WANTED
to
SELL
When
the
budget
wn«
made
up
for
rock» below the cliff. Boinatlm«* then« black clouds
In our location under are attached to anchors which are set the maintenance and repair < f state
ful velocity.
was much, sometime» only a little.
California’s Boast.
In the curb and others are embedded
went often in mild weather, but never the precipice, protect «! from the gath­ In the concrete. Feed and litter alleys highway», the availability of ra» tax
Make money next year sell­
Sixty per cent of the flower-seedj
funds
was
not
yet
ass
ire«L
so
t
e
bud
­
ering
slurm,
we
could
watch
the
twa
ing the .beet chicks hatched
found gold except when u atorm had
are usually placed after the curb, then
crop
of
the
entire
world
is
raised
in
in the N. W 1« years’ repu­
get
was
bns«-d
on
funds
outs
le
the
passed over. Gnce 1 stayed a month, lush each other like whip».
tation for quality and fair
the »tall platform und manger are
California;
more
than
a
hundred
tons
revenue from the new 2-cent 'ax on
Suddenly a» If by magic, two gold
dealing. Write now for our
but not a thing did I get till a ter
placed.
of
nasturtium
seed
alone
are
grown
selling plan.
fuel.
Gas
tax
mon<
y
ha»
b-
am
to
engha
dropped
straight
from
the
rlble wind mine along, ufter which I
The length of stall platform, that 1».
QUEEN HArTCHERAri day Todd
found Ove ten dollar gold pieces »» canids overbend and rung rraonnntly the distance from monger curb come Into the state treasury «• that at every year, if all the sweetpea seeds
IXSO 1ST AV«HUg — SIATTL«’
bright as til« bluxe In the fire there, on the »tone« near. No chance this to gutter, will depend upon the breed present there 1» available $1 >00,000 raised there were distributed to every
and though I watched for two weeks time for mistaken sense», ns three of of cattle kept. For Jersey» or Guern­ more for maintenan-e and r« 'air of man, woman and child In the coun­
Animals and Blood.
Another time. u» witnessed their descent. They came seys the average length Is about four highway» than the budget t.,Umate try, each one would have a fifteen­
I found nothing
The
popular
belief that blood pro­
from
the
Munn-laden
»ky,
no
d«iubt
at
when n cyclone hnd gone through. I
foot row in the garden, and there duces Intense Irritation or excitement
feet eight Inches; for Holsteins about took into account.
The gas tax revenue will be used in
found three twenty-dollar piece«. nil about It. Then came nnother and five feet 1« necessary. The platform
' would still be several hundred tons in cattle has been put to the test. The
Spent a week tryln’ to explain the another, an.l following them a »bower should be pitched about one Inch from various places over the state as It Is for export purpose.
blood of both horses and cows was
of
coin«.
It
teemed
n
dozen
or
more
needed
at
points
not
already
|
rovlded
uiy»tery, but hnd to give It up. No
the curb toward the gutter.
for
In
the
budget,
Il
J.
Kirk.
•
'def
en-
brought before the animals, but they
human hand put that money there. were jingling around us. A fearful
The surface of the manger should
•‘Chinook Wind”
remained indifferent or only mildly
It Ju»t rained out o' the cloud», one peal of thunder heralde«! a fresh burst be finished smooth, with corners care­ glneer of the burei u of mat ennnce
This is a name given to a strong, interested, showing nothing of the re­
day. when it wne biowin' n hurricane. of th« angry element» and the wind fully rounded to make cleaning out and repairs, said. In 1926. 1 rk esti­
I hennl ■ omcthlng «trike the cliff, a« raged with the fury of demons. We easy and to provide a comfortable sur­ mates. there will be still mon- money warm wind and dry south or west ported alarm or anger. It is conclud­
wind descending the eastern slopes ed that the excitement witnessed by
If It had been «hot from the nky ; then heard a deafening crash overhead ami face for the animals to eat from. Lit­ available.
Ohio Is enabled to »per i nearly of the Rocky mountains into Montana
it fell Jingling on the rock« below. the ol«l chimney came tumbling In a ter and feed alleys should be finished
the cattlemen was not aroused by the
Known that to happen several times. heap to the foot of the cliff, the sugar with a wood float to secure an even twice as much for the main1 >ance of and Wyoming, evaporating or melting
blood but by something accompanying
tree
with
IL
Then
the
velocity
of
"For ten yearn It wan nlwnyn the
but gritty surface, thus providing se­ state routes In 1925 as It w < In 1921 the snow and bringing great relief in it, such as the sight of wounded com­
and more than $4.0 0,600 n'". «- than It cold weather. The name was probably
Mine old ntory. money after u wind the wind began to slacken, the sound cure footing for the animals.
panions, or their cries of pain.
■ nd nothin' any other time. Eight of crashing timber ceased, and the
was able to spend In 1924.
given It because it blew from the ter-
years ago It Mopped fullin' nn<L no ' storm gradually «ubaided.
The Increased ex “nse 1« necessary,
In-
occupied by the Chinook
When our fears were eomewhat al-
Two “Pipes of Pan.”
matter how har«l the wind blew, from
Kirk points out. be n ■ e tlie state Is ri tory
now confronted with the proposition dians.
that day to this no more money han layed we begun to reconnoiter Near
The Pipe of Pan was called the
of rebuilding roads constructed years
ever been found. I güeña It haa all the heap made by the fallen chimney
Syrinx, the legend being that the water
In dairying it is entirely possible to ago, and now worn out or Inadequate
Observant Johnny.
rained out. I'll take you there tomor- we found a distorted tube, resembling
nymph Syrinx was changed into a reed
get
nothing
for
something.
This
Is
the
the gutters and conductor« placed at
“Now, boys." said the school-teacher,
row.”
for present-day traffic.
to escape from Pan. who loved her.
"the word novelette means ‘a short
For a half hour he answered the the eave« of home». It was battered, conclusion of the New Jersey state
He took the reed, cdt it into seven
questions our curiosity prompted, nnd rusty ami rotten with age ami con­ dairy specialist after reviewing record»
tale.’ You may now write a sentence
pieces of graduated length, joined
then we went to our cots, tin the mor­ tained »everul heaping handful» of of dairy herds In the Mercer County
containing
the
word."
A
few
minutes
them together and fashioned the in­
row Gibbons guided us to the spot coins and a number of musty parch­ Cow-Testing association. It was found
later he picked up Johnny Brown’s
«nil, promising to return In a week, ment» and papers On examining the that though some cows had unsatlat le
The marked congestion of motor effort, and read aloud: “Yesterday I strument which he called by her name.
left us We had established our camp wreckage of the chimney we found appetites and good appearance t>ey vehicles on roads and streets, together
saw a foxterrier running down our
under shelter of the precipitous cliff that the tube had been carefully placed were niggardly In their milk output, with the fact that automobile fac­
Blacksmith and Scholar.
which overhung the river, enten our In n chamber specially arranged for whereas other cows eating but little tories have been turning out cars street with a tin can tied to his novel­
“The Learned Blacksmith' was the
•upper, and were leisurely strolling it» reception. Two silts had rusted In more would give four and one-half faster than crews have been bullijlng ette.”
title popularly given Elihu Burritt of
about admiring the romantic surround­ the sides of the tin, one a few Inches times as much milk.
pavement
enough
to
park
them,
has
Three cows ate $79 worth of feed
Exalted Courage.
New Britain. Conn. He was a linqulst,
ing«, when Bowen lYiund the money. from the bottom and the other higher
elicited a lively discussion of the
Our surprise is now easily understood. up. it wns evident that the heavy apiece In one year and returned their amazing growth and the future of ths
True courage is cool and calm. The a writer and a social reformer. He
Under ordinary circumstences a man wind», »baking the BUgar tree and owners 3,292 pound» of milk each. automobile.
With a registration of bravest of men have the least of a was the author of several volumes.
Two other cows each ate $168 worth
Is surprise«! to fin<l gold coins, but, the chimney, hnd made of the tube a
17.500.000 cars In the United States brutal, bullying Insolence; and in the He died in 1879.
of
feed
and
gave
their
owners
14,817
with Gibbons' strange tale fresh In nickel ln -the-Blot machine, by forcing
and a factory
in 1924 amount­ j very time of danger are found the
. output
.
pounds of milk each. Thus, for 2.1 ______________
our ears, we stared at each other In coin» through the narrow apertures.
Ing to 4,000.000 cars, the problem as- I moat 3erene and free. Rage. we know,
Fast-Moving Planet.
times
as
much
feed
the
good
cows
After
the
coins
had
workeil
down
to
speechless nmnxement. We looked the
sumes proportions of first magnitude.
inake a coward forget himself and
Jupiter’s diameter Is about ten times
gave
four
and
one-half
times
as
much
the
level
of
the
higher
»lot
it
was
shining money over nnd over to mak<*
As the Glens Falls (N. Y.) lost-Star |
But what Is done in fury or that of our earth, but so quickly does
sure. We scanned the bnld face of eight years before the second and lower milk.
views the situation “there can be but I
■
By
calculating
further,
the
special
­
can
never be placed to the ac­ it spin that a day there lasts only
one
rusted
through,
thu»
rousing
the
—
anger
the cliff, glanced nt the wild forest
ist found that it cost the owners of one answer to the question—more count of courage.
hy
dropping
to
resume.
As
the
tub.'
nine hours and fifty minutes.
and the river, peered Into the blue
the poor cows $2.40 In feed for each roads, and that means, very largely
sky above, nil In vnln, for some clew the weathering of the chimne? 'ay
100 pounds of milk, ngalnst $L13 for wider roads." Quoting further:
Overcoming Troubles.
as to the presence of the money. Then Inclined, It formed a sort of ciotte.
Hail Only in Summer.
“The task of road building which
an equal amount of milk from the
A
coin,
once
»lipping
through,
-«lid
we tried for signs of recent humnn
started
with
the
advent
of
the
auto
­
Troubles
may never come singly,
and
Scientists declare that no true hail­
We nlong the »pouting for a few Ine • •« good cows. When labor, houslftg
presence. but none existe«!.
mobile has only begun, it will not storm was ever recorded in any sea- but In meeting one trouble experience
haulage
expenses
were
added.
It
was
Searched for other coins, but found and finally »hot over the precli 1 ••:
found that the cost of producing 100 be ended for years to come. • There Is 1 son but summer. The strange fact is is gained for taking care of another.
no more. Finally, we went to our having the api>earance of coming fro "
pounds of milk with the poor cows no other solution. The Increase of au­ that the hotter the day the bigger It the law of compensations were bet­
skyward.
couchc» In the tent, there to speculate
tomobiles cannbt be stoppetL People
We found pnpers recording the bon was greater than prevailing sale will buy them and run them as long as the hailstones will be and that semi- ter understood disappointments would
and theorize on n possible explanation
prices.
Hence,
these
low-yielding
ani
­
of the mystery, until, through sheer ornble discharge of Malachi Groom an
they have money. The highways must tropical countires may have the largest be less keen. The Lord tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb in more ways
exhaustion, we fell Into n flighty Bleep. a veteran of the War of 1812, nnd n mals were eating up the profits made be expanded to accommodate the traf­ ' of all during the few storms there.
on the high producers.
The next morning Bowen built n package of letters written by hls
than one.—Grit.
fic.
Traffic
cannot
be
cut
down
to
fit
This Is n clear case, concludes the
fire while I went to the spring for sweetheart. Cecilia Bliss, concerning state specialist, of wasting feed, labor the highways. It Is fast overburden­
Store Well Protected.
a pall of water. On my wny I pns»e<! whom we learned some strange facts nnd barn space on worthless cows, or ing them. The program of road build­
Fifty miles of wire are used in the |
She hnd
tho edge of the steep cliff nnd along from a faded manuscript.
ing must be hastened to keep pace , burglar alarm system of a store in ।
of
getting
nothing
for
something.
On
over the ro«'k t!o«>r, level nnd white been enptured by the Indlnns.
with traffic, or confusion will ensue."
as a city pavement.
1 was return­ Groom's dlschnrge he hud mnde
The Engineering News-Record, a London.
ing when my eye enught the glitter diligent »enreh mid nscertulncd thnt
leading engineering construction Jour­
—__ ®
Cruel.
of a twenty-dollar gold piece lying she had perished nt the stake n few
nal. believes that no one can see the
A tremendously
man stepped on
at my feet. In my excitement I called feet from tbe old sugar tree. He gath­
congestion in
a
uruc uuvuoi, fat .......
In our cuy
city suwia
streets no.,
ami vu
on
Cutting down the high and costly our country highways without realiz- a pleCe of orange peel, floundered!
to Bowen nnd together we examined ered the ashes nnd buried them where
the rock thoroughly and found three the stake hnd stood and «rected the death rate among Infant live stock is Ing thnt “the saturation point of auto- ' at>out and finally fell into the road.;
piece». An we had Investigated well stone chimney above the spot, adding one of the farm problems for which mobile production is not going to ba He was arrested for giving a street
the evening before, It wns clear the to It the cabin that he might dwell the farmer must apply the solution measured by the purchasing power of performance wtihout a license. Lon-1
coins hud arrived In some manner dur­ near her resting place. On tho will himself. The causes of early deaths the people but by the capacity of our
don Answers.
The Testimony of Others
ing the night. That any human be- wns the indistinct signature of the In live stock fall Into three general highways" and advises the automobile
Ing would deliberately put them there, old soldier, bestowing the money to classes:
TN my new book which may be
manufacturer to do all he can to help
1. Conditions little Influenced by get new roads and streets If he wants
even had It seemed possible that one tho finder, on condition that the let­
had FREE upon request, on
Malformation, extreme to keep bls market for automobiles
PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis­
could be near enough, wns prepoe- ters be laid by Groom's side. Under treatment:
Gibbons' guidance we reburied Uw feebleness or extreme prematurity, unimpaired.
orders, I have reproduced nearly 100
terous.
letters from among those received from
We went around to the other side letters beneath the old hearthstone certain accidents during birth.
my thousands of patients. These tell you
nenr
which
the
nshes
of
his
sweet
­
2.
Conditions
capable
of
consider
­
of the highland, from which we could
frankly of their years of suffering of their
heart
hud
reposed
for
ninety
years.
able
reduction,
chiefly
through
proper
reach the top of the cliff, where we
trying home remedies and even opera­
Development
of
enrth
ronds
will
be
hygiene sanitary Isolation, and medi­
found ourselves on n greasy level of
tions. and. finallv. of their complete cure
cal treatment:
Tuberculosis, acute the subject of n nation-wide Investiga­
Apt Pupil
by my NON-SURGICAL method. These
perhaps nn acre In area. It wns n
tion
to
be
conducted
under
the
aus
­
are from men and women of
respiratory
diseases,
certain
acute
Some friends were chatting with
beautiful spot, covered with trees nnd
every station, many of whom you
singularly free from undergrowth. The Mrs. Carter, the energetic young ma­ contagious diseases, some forms of pices of the highway research board.
may know. You will learn by
Prof. S. S. Steinberg of the University
reading this Book why I can »Ive
surface sloped gently away from the tron who, more than any other one animal parasitism.
a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to
3. Conditions capable of a very of Maryland has been made acting
ledge, finally forming the floor of the Individual, brought the Hollywood
cure your Plies or return your fee.
THE 1
The
bowl into existence. “You remember great reduction through proper feed­ secretary of tho investigation.
dense forest In the rear.
object is to find an Inexpensive sur­
Gibbons had told us of nn Indian Betty Stokes? Well, »lie went abroad ing, care, and sanitation: Acute gas­
Probably one FLAVOR
, DEAN. M.D. Inc
face that will carry Intermediate traf­
trointestinal
diseases,
goiter
troubles,
to
study
music
and
already
she's
en
­
trader named Groom who had dwelt
D OFF.ICES; SEATTLE OFFICES.
reason
for
the
W LASTS
POR
fic
at
low
construction
and
mainte
­
> Buying
prematurity
(If
not
extreme),
many
Or o
there In nn enrly dny nnd whose house gaged to the son of a very wealthy
AD/MAIN 6TH AND
popularity of
nance cost.
forms of animal parasitism.
was a favorite resort of Indians, trap­ man.”
WRIGLEY
’
S
U that it lasts
Mrs. Carter smiled
pers, nnd overland travelers for the
to long and return« »uch
'•I'm not st all surprised at the
Far Went. When n Ind, Gibbons hnd
You Want a Good Position
great dividend» for »o »mall
often seen tho great log cabin full of new»." she »aid, "for as I remember
an outlay. • It keep» teeth
Very well—Take the Accountancy and
Failure of cows to breed may be due
In order to relieve motor traffic be­
Business ManagemenL Private Becretari«
clean, breath »weet, appetite
Strangers. At Inst the Indians were Betty, elio was always very quick at to one of many causes. The chief tween New York city and Washington,
*1, Calculator, Comptometer, Stenogra­
keen,
digestion
good.
removed to other land», the overlnnd picking up heirs."—Exchange.
phic, Penmanship, or CommaraUl TeacM-
cause, however, Is infection with con­ D. Cv the Lee Highway association
Fresh and full-flavored
sr«' Cour«« at
route gradually changed to better
tagious abortion. This disease brings perfected plans for a wide boulevard
always tn its wax-wrapped
paths, nnd Groom wns deserted by his
about changes in the maternal organs connecting the Arlington Memorial
Peru’» Match Monopoly
package.
old customers. One dny he wns Hmnd
Matches nnd similar products are which make conception either uncer­ bridge to be erected over the Potomac
deud. He wns burled benearti his
The foremoet Bustnea« Colleg« of th«
under a government monopoly In Peru. tain or entirely Impossible. The treat­ and the bridge which Is to be erected
Northwest which ha« won more Accuracy
hearthstone, nnd then the locality
The manufacture and sale of these ment consists of manual manipulation over the Hudson river connecting Man­
Award« and Gold Medal« than any othar
•lowly drifted back to Its primitive
of
the
uterus
nnd
ovaries
and
regular
school
In America. Send foe our Sucre««
hattan
Island
and
New
Jersey
nt
One
products, regardless of their class or
condition. All that remained of tho
Catalog
Fourth Street near Morrie«»,
Irrigation.
A
cure
can
be
brought
Hundred and Seventy-eighth street in
condition, are under government super­
Portland.
Or. Isaac M. Walker. Pra«,
bouse wns n tall »tone chimney, near
vision. The effect of the monopoly 1» about only by a prolonged course of New York city. Officials of the asso­
No. 40, 1925
P. N. U.
the edge of the precipice. By this old
not definitely known yet, as It has not treatment at a considerable expense ciation are already conferring with
ruin stood the trunk of what hnd once
to
the
owner.
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government
officials
on
the
subject.
been established very long.
been a great sugar tree.
SANITARY FLOORS
FOR DAIRY BARNS
ROAD UPKEEP COST
ELEVEN MILLIONS
HIPÄME
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO-PLAYS
Portland, Oregon
Better Franklin Service—Storage and General Repairing I
ANDERSON & RICE,
U
Portland, Ore |
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
P
H
W
C .
New Fluff Rugs
CHICKS
Good Appearing Cows Not -
Always Most Profitable
Wider Roads Are Needed
to Handle Motor Flood
Save Young Live Stock
to Increase Net Profit
a,
PILES
WRIGLEYS
Surface for Earth Roads
EVERY
Failure to Breed
To Relieve Traffic
Behnke-Walker