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m arket P O R T L A N D ? ofrfe > rosuar h ip m is m e p r o d u c e VN»r<la*4. O t m o i V A U D E V IL L I VUOTO PLA TS Campi*»# Ckanf# Satu r»tay, Aduli*. W##h émj Ma', in##, SO«; tetani«#. *fe. C om i«« «*u# I t<* I l p. m. O»ildr#o IO c#n;# «Il tim#e Happenings of Importance to Folks o f the Northwest îu ♦ ♦♦ $50.000,000 Loan Turned WhMt 'ncr“Md ’* c*nU ö Z l p. D C * Washington. l>. C.— An Increase of UOWfi B y s e n a t e 12 cent* a bushel ln lh « tariff rata on Washington. I). C.— Tha sonala, de- wheat was ordered last week by Presi- W « want your *c * #Mpm««t». Wn pay cn»h. No dta- count, prompt rvmutanoa. W « wilt pay th« top markaC spite President Coolldge's indorse dent Ooolldge. The now rates will be prioe tha Jay your ahipaMnt arriva*. raent, refused Thursday 41 to S2. to come effective In 30 days. PAG E & RON. PO R TLA N D . ORE Acting under the flexible provision authorise the proposed loan ot *50. 000,000 to farmers ot the spring wheat of the tariff act and on the basis of S e le c t R e s id e n t ia l A T r a n s ie n t belt to finance their start In the ihe tariff commission's recent tqulrv. 15th ami ' »mkilt, Portland. Oracon. poultry, swine and livestock Indus the president at the same tltye order Modern — Fireproof — American Plan RATES MODERAT« ed an Increase ot. 26 centa a hundred ! tries. In disposing of tho proposal, car-' pounds in the duly on wheat flour G U A R A N T E E D GOITRE TR EATM EN T ried In the Norbeck-llurtness bill as j and a decrease o f 50 per cent In the T h s N ational Goitre Treatm en t C orn o f Mason City, Iowa, w ith branch affleaa at Portland, traat Goitra on a G u s r .n t .. ,<r Satisfactory R e .u it. or the first of several special agrarian j ad valorem rate on mill feeds, mo nay r-ofundttf. l o r inform ation w rits to SSI Chamber o f Commarca Uldg , relief measures, the senate divided j The new rate on wheat will be 42 along geographical rather than parly i centa a bushel as compared with the PLEATINQ SPECIAL | lines. The result showed 23 democrats j present rate of 30 cents; the new Cut. m m . h«m and machín« 85 cen t! ¡»tul IS republicans opposing, and 20 rate on flour w ill be *104 a hundred O n R e p ln te d A r t ic le s pl#at #kirta ready for bund. Homotit oh inf SAsVE£g^KoV 5 iLTT,itf& co. republicans. 10 democrats and two pounds, ss compared with 7S cents. Auto Lamps and Spotlights Resilvered H 5 H Fifth St, p«rti«» 4 . Or* farmer-labor members supporting the | the rate on mill foods will bo 7l * Eggs Hotel I Mallory Why She Liked Rainy Days ♦ By JAN E OSBORN ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I<«ik l»4t. kloOlui • .New «t>*t>«i S) udlcsU ) lark of outdoor air. She had proli ably slnie»l home all tlay because all* dldu i waul lo go out lu the rain It was not difficult lo arrauga au alter every meal lutroductlon to the rainy day girl. It happened one rainy morning op the C ls s a s r s m o n th a n il street corner nlten a neighbor, Mia le v it i a u d a id a d lu c a tlo o . llawklus, who knew (belli both, pre H r l l r v r a th a t o v e r sented Martin lo Mardy llale. e a te n Iv c lla y an d a r id m ou th . Marlin ealletl on Ida rainy day girl, choosing a rainy day for Ida call. He Ita l- a - a - t - l- n - u f l a v o r a a lla t lr a l b « r r a t l n g lu r found her ahoul lo go out aud al a v v r a la . her auggeetlou stalled out on a walk through (he spring mlsl with her. II W r l n l e y 'a I « d o u b le v a lu e In th e b e n r l l l a a d was Just a pUaiaanl aort o f drlgale, p lr a a u r r II p r u v ld e a . all warm ami humltl. that brought up all aorls of fragrnncles from Ibe JssItV is its P u n i y earth snd trees ami hedges. hmr Aege. When lie suggested Ihul atie permit Idm In, take her out to the Ittver road tea house some afternoon In Ida ear she suggested that Ibey ge Ihe next rainy day. “There Is never a crowd on raluy days— and 1 like It." Martin was dellglite»l. lie thought resentfully of the time be had s|>eut with Kdllh—Edith whom he lied come very near lo liking— Kdllh whom he hail nearly kissed. How niueh sweeter would b# Ibe kiss of Ids rainy- tlay g irl— and how wonderful lo have Reversing the Order. Ihe Hrst klaa all mlaly with ralu. Per haps on their way home he could gel In giving a party for Ihe young her (o lake a little alroll down hy (lie ftdka, II la soon demonstrated that the river and there under Ihe protection old folks aro to bn seen and not heard of aome tree or oilier he could have that k is s -a ll cool aud fragrant aud W ater Breaks Concrets. rain covered. _____ Concrete can he broken up hy use Mardy Hale agreed to Ihe walk by th* river sud Just ns Martin had of water In a special tied uniler three piloted her under the protection of a to five Iona per square Inch pressure. gran.lfatlierly old elm tree and was about to start the prellmlnarlea of Quite 8 0 . Ihe klaa lhes palter of rain became louder and Juat aa be bad pul Ids ! Popular songs would be leas bojee arm around her trim lilt lo rain- j (tunable If sung only In Ihe hearing of coated sltoublers and was about | those with whom they aro popular. to aimti*h the kiss be coveted lite rain j WRIGLEYS Nue Stowe was a matchmaking sta ler. F'or solus reason aha aeetued to fear lest her brother Martin should be left blooiulug alone on the family tree. « withered aud crabbed dried apple of ■u «Id bachelor, so she beguu when •be »u s eighteen unn be was twenty- iwo bringing home every girl site knew who 'tils, aeeonllug to her own opinlou. ths kind of girl (hat Martin might like. Her possible sisters lu lu » »e r e numerous and varied Hut lo Martin there »a s a monotony about OREGON PLATING CO. Ibetu— that la, until ho met Edith i v m m i ir r m \ T * * c*‘nt ,d v“ ,orem • • * * * ln*x 15 ELECTRO PLATERS Nicholas. Edith was different. Hy P V / iV ir lA . 1 lU z IN Leaders of the farm bloc Insisted cent. «7« Eait Oak car. Pnion Avw. PortUnd. O n that the result of the fight for the { The increases will become effective this time Martin was twenty live and ___ _______________ Norbeck-llurtness bill did not I mil j in time to be applied to the flood of Su* m u a aenlor In college. Edith, s sentiment toward re- Canadian wheat that will descend o n ; * 1* 0 * »enlor In college, came home P l e a t i n g — E m D r O ia e r y „mining relief bliu. Many opposing (ho United States about the middle o f * '" * f u* on “ h*'lul“ > f,*r f" ur or T h a t F it — N o n e B e tte r Hemstitching, Bulk's» O onm L ! with Ihe opening of fr,r0d; S T E P M A .Y S votes, they asserted, were based on the April each year CHARGES REASONABLE .. _ . , . »hip between Edith uud Martin seemed M W T w t t B t. ______________ Fort land 0 pi„|0n> expressed by Senator Glass. navigation on the Great Lakes. p, r o ll«« lug the line o f a glorioua Dr. H am Brown a t t e n t io n ladtes _ di u \ rgtnla. and others, that li The advance In rates was »ought to , resceodo that would broa.»n out Into Sanitary Beauty P a r is »— W . f i i yos sp. 149 Third S t •> rnsks all kind* ot Hsir Good* ot year was "an attempt to put the United aid particularly the hartl wheat grow -[a real and glowing love. Sue always PORTI-AMI. OREGON S e l T m '* * £ £ . * r £ 2 7 '4 £ ir a 5 States treasury in the mercantile bust era of the northwest, but the result 1 liked lo thtuk of love In this way— ant Increase in the price of spring "• something glorious and ennobling •• 02 . Portia«*, Orufon. ________ ness." arul further on the objection W e S p e c ia liz e in A U T O K N IT T IN G IN S T R U C T IO N thilt it to assist a riv wheat is expected to be reflected In I f " " «ranattgurvd those It re»te»l upon, A li machines taught and repair««!. 428 mat it was designed ueaifciltu to assist a m arl a s h Hide. Prlii Wool. M»hir. Tallow. Cascara. the market quotations on winter quite convinced that when Yamhill, Portland. X)r«:_________________ ly delimited area. Oregon Grape Root. Goal Skim Horse Hair B * A « N O . WELDING * CUTT1NO wheat raised in the middle western Miirtln tU.I become actuaUy .-ngaged to Nortkw**» W .Mjng A Supply Co, 4S 1*1 8 t «■.»llth lie d give up some o f Ida "hori W rit« for Shipping Tugs A lat**t Pric« List and other states. Auto Fees S3.225.487. C A M E R A A N D K O D A K R E P A IR IN G rid little" tricks, like dumping Ids P ortland H ide a W ool C o . Adolph W . H arr. Abtngton l i l g , Portland. Olympia, Wash. — Motor vehicle Railway Denies Charge. 1 1’ 1!1* Into the open fireplace. regard- C o s -p la te L i n , B o t t le r , - S u p p lie r Branch at ForaUlhx Idaho Portland Hover-age a Spiy C o , m st»rk license collections fo r F e b r u a r y to ta l Washington, l>. C.— Representatives '•'»» o f whether or not there wae u Farm ers' Coyote pyote Trapp in g Correspond- eJ J509.211.35. bringing the total col of the Northern Pacific Railway com dr* " " hearth-entering the house eru-e Cou Complete, reíli [able, reason- BUY THE tST HORSE COLLAR MADE a b le K rrs Plans In fallibl fs lllb l, Scent. -lana ln 1 lections for the new license year so pany denied before the house public i ° f ,h* kl' rh« » nJ A ll lone r y « straw stuffed T r a p p e r s ' S c h o o l. B o is e , Id a h o . r.vlng on long and hilarious conversa- Insist on h aring tho collar far up to Í3.225.IS7.50. According to | land* committee Thursday charges ,t.Vr. wi"h tl.w ol.l I r!-h «’ k ¡‘W * Dd#d ’k' r" n FEATHERS AND FLOWERS _ _ w ith th « -F ish * LabaL If and brant-lira did not Imbt It your dealer does not hand!« i hack. The klsa that Martlu hail Col I a title S s S^ through erroneous claims to 3,- this brand collar, w r it « to us srs ssd Ksstbers ntsd# to order. S rears eetsh- this IS Within | 6 .0.110 Of the lished. We rusrsnteesl! work. Hartnes* Kosth- i „ , i , „ - _ . j » , .» e-t « 9 « 507 •• direcL * « helng humid « « . actual 000.000 acres of national forest land Sl..we k itch en " S T A Flower Shop, &k>‘s Wsshinrtoi» St._______ lem ons tor 19-d Ot »I.SJS.oS.., .. P. S H A R K E Y A SON I y very, very much M l a rated »tih During February King county con FOR S A L E All whs going beautifully an far a* Alexander Britton, counsel for the 53 Union A v., Portland, Or«. I min mi.I there were huge drop* Unltvpe machine, first class shape, used . .. . . tis T n v t hrlneine its total to Short time. «50 lbs. to point tvpe—worth tribute« I t . . .03». bringing its total to railroad, asserted that although the ">•* fr'cn,l>hlp between Martin and g||„r „ ll, , ,,n Mardy'. nos* aud 4 l » 0 00 will sacrifice for 1450.00, tsrmi J 93 S 5S7; Pierce county added *29.- land grant act had given approximate * UV . ™ 7 .r" ^ ' nd- " I” fresh pink cheek, a . ah* looked up to suit. Am erican T y p « Foundry, P o rt land. Oregon.___________________________ • S ll to its score, making a total ot ly 44.000.000 acres to the road, less ÏH,*'hln« fl,r Indication, of Ihe bud at him nml smiled. A t less than H Price. Mail orders promptly ft! But the powers HOTELS' 1344.9S4, and Spokane paid in 111?,- than 4.000.000 acres were received Hug of real love. Picific Auto Wrteàieg Co. **I wouldn't have M yt*u do that — WABASH. Rrwvr.« 5tV rM Madinor St. thut rule the weather had oilier Ideas. ' 040, reaching the mark of 1293,030. prior to completion of the transcon- M o L f R T X R b e r "C o i X e g e Marlin and Sue and Edith had plance»! If It hn<ln't been ruining," *!»«• said ni,1|or a|„nc , h„ ,Uvrr |0 , "Hut somehow it *e«*tits dllTrrent out w 2 T t a S u h « * A M s S ^ J 2 ? w ! ! S ° ne Cl,un‘ y haa » lre« dy exceeded its tinemal line and that other land was (or catalogue. >54 Burnside street. Port- total record for last year. Cowlitz available only as a basis upon which Httle tea room where they might sit her*— " Mardy hadn't a very deflnlts Pboac Tabor 3039 47th and £. Davis Stm t land, Oregon. PORTLAND. OREGON. j and natch the setting sun ami drink tilen of what »he meant nor had M ar The- North Portiang- H o tm 'A Muls'Com- county stacking up JIS.09I, as against to Issue bonds. T o farm ers and others. W e ara buyers pany haa 250 head of hor»e* These horse* $40.934 la 3 t year, all told, and dealer»' Congress, he said. Intended the land j - s,|e did hot».« that Martin wouldn't tin* hut ln*rti were dtdlghtcd with the . o f la r g « or small quantities of poultry, are for aal«. exchan*e, or rent, with or h To make the kin« quit* cream— If was . » crude to little \V« take in cattle, licenses have already passed the old to assist In financing Ihe road's struc- S ," ,lt r" r H igh est m arket prices paid. Cheques without harnesa all right Mnrtln asked Mardy to mar mailed same day as shipment arrives. horses, or mules in exchange W e rent .lc* rr,*“ m wb* « convwtlon die- W e are mark, with $63.007 as against *62,422 lure and the railroad s purpose wa. N o commission deducted. R efer«n c«a , by the day, week, or month. ry him, and before they had got back tiittMl ten W e st Coast N ational Hank. equipped to d eliver to any part o f th « Clarke county scores *33.915; Lewis. the "strictest construction" on the ; ... . W E IX -M E R IT E D SUCCESS country on good roads, with our own . . . . . . . . . . . I Hut It b.-gun to rnln by two o clock. Into his waiting cur on the Itlver road trucks. Union Stock Yards, N orth P o r t *102.499; Thurston, $79,833; Grays act which recogniged its rights. hy ha|f . p „ t , h w > ¿ hra |h, y Mardy had nuld »he would. A UlatlnguDhod rltlaen. honored land, Oregon. Em pire 0121. Harbor. *130,793; Pacific. *29,712; Hoof and Mouth Olteas. Better. Hanne.1 f.» set out. there was s steaily I hope we aliall have a rainy day politically and profeaalonally. Dr H. V. Removed without injury to the akin by Ney-Bom N E W S P A P E R M E N L O O K A T T H IS Depilatory. Sampieon request. Ney-Rorn Lab-* L iv e county w eekly— modern equipment Snohomish. *177.243; Skagit. *36,732; for th* »etbllng," said Mnrttu. a w»-ck p|r r , , whoso picture appears above, Oakland. Cal.— Improved conditions } ,lo* n.l>,mr oratories. 519 Morgan Bid*.. Portland Oregon. •lectrically operated N ear largest towns Whatcom. *127,106. on low er Columbia River. Tl! health com- in the epidemic of hoof and mouth , ' ' e c" n 1 *"• Su' ,0,‘, hrr before Mardy was to become Mr*. | mai|(1 m , „ CCCM frw h M „ e,,uall»-d. Ilia els ow ner to sacrifice. W ill sell 2-story * j .brother wh«*n he came Into the living uilding 40x70— 7 livin g rooms and plant Stowe. [ j)Ur„ herbal rented lee which have stood disease a m on g livestock of the San ...... » . . * * * . . . . * _ , . .... M ,, . *<»<*111 through the kitchen entrance. or w ill sell plant and lease building Ad Brown's Majority 4998. "It won't *»> mud. matter now." Ih>. ,..n( r>>r y,.«r. «ro .till *m».»K jacent country grow in g rapidly $300^ 00 Francisco bay district Friday made - Oo«l,." said Martin. "I left th* w ill handle this, balance on terms. A d Seattle, Wash.— O fficial returns an possible plans for lifting the provision I „m,-* * ar[y j UM i,r . |>,.r»e . Golden K„ The ruln won-f laughed Mardy. "I have a charming dress K c/o American N >w «paper Asso going away frock. \ » u know. Martin. ................. ciation. 420 U. S. N ational Hank., Bldg , nounced Thursday in municipal elec al quarantine on nine California coun I kill you. It's good for you__“ I rvully .Link I ought to ronfoaa. The D la c o w jr la a Wood » hh IU I oo These two wonderlands have been Portland, Or«. tion held here Tuesday showed that ties. Four counties will remain under Fldlth smiled as wlnsomHy as poo- rt>aa»n I ninny» wont out In th# ruin nnt^ ®*omnch altoratlvo. It ch'ara tho S U R G IC A L C O R S E T S reproduced In charming Illustrations Edwin J. Brown, mayor, lacked only strlct quarantine and 10 others under *H>le. Mad« to measure. 467 W ashington SL Is tiecause all last winter ami spring »kin. beautifies It. Increases Ihe blood by the Union Pacific and bound in I f you are troubled w ith Appendicitis two votes of getting a m ajority of 5000 provisional quarantine for some weeks * J"** esn t endure to get my I didn't have anything diuvnl to wear supply and tho circulation, and plapleo book form with adequate description. or Stomach Trouble, w rite H izz Company, over Alfred H. Lundln In the mayoral- Portland, Oregon, fo r free inform ation in vet officials said ' wel * ni1 1 *h,nk d'amal bst- except my rainy day oulflt So »lien- ami eruptions vanish quickly. Beauty Both can be easily obtained and will German or English._________________________ lty contest. A ll officials elected in „ ... »'-"-S NOW ever 1 went anywhere I »hose a rnlny t* but skin de»>p and good blood It be- prove extremely entertaining as well cities, towns and districts will assume however, will be lifted In a few days <l*y." She *n»v the l»»ok of disappoint- „oath both. F'or your blood to be good, B A N K E R S ' A N D BR O KER S' SALK. f^ t „.ucl, as Instructive. W rite for copies to office June 2. nient In Marlin s face. Bui. o f g|(imgrh mu -I be In condition, In the last 10 days there have been snwstkte, that But, ---- 1 | O F U S E D T R U C K S Wm. McMurray, General Passenger John E. Carroll, high man for the practically no additional cases of th e! he looked at her aa he might have course, I like rain." she fibbed A* a y„ ur )lV(,r a«-t|vo This Dlscovory of Agent. Pittock Block. Portland. Ore tVe have taken over the fo llow in g trucks m altrr of fa»-t she disliked going out jloctor Bierce's puls you In fine condl- from the Portland M otor C ar company council to which he was re-elected for disease reported. Some 3000 Infected looked at hi* own sister. gon. who will forward them freely to and A u tom otive B rokerage company, In Ihe rain ns much us Fhllth. . I lion, with all the organa active. Aak a three-year term, reported that he "You can wear rubliera and a rain cattle and hogs remain to be destroy must be soM at once in conjunc ___________________ I your a gurnet »irurgist foe Doatar any address upon receipt of request. which tion w ith Ihe bank's trucks. Packards, did not spend a cent in the campaign ed before the work of stamping out »•oat. can't you?" he askeil. "W e'll be *. . A • . Pierce'» Golden Medical IMacorerjr, Nash. Republic, Masters, G eary, W hite, C n in e s « lY lo v ie t A n c i t n t in tabl» t or liquid form, or »end to dry In the car—you'll only have to W inther, Kissel. Federal, D odge delivery. the disease Is completed. Comet and other makes. A ll sites. In The prince of Wul«n, addrvoaiuf a rents for trial package of tablets to muke a dash for Ihe tea house— " Freedom of City Asked for Dog. cluding dumps and hoists. T erm s to suit. Labor Meeting Called. “ Oh. let’* Just stay here where It's convention of motion picture produc- Mr. P ierce'» Invalids H ole! In Buffalo, Salem, Or.— Pupils in the primary Write HILLSBORO CHEMICAL CO. C H A P E R O N M O T O R C A R CO . A state-wide conference on distribu nice and comfy, and hare a hand of era, called attention lo the fact that N- Y. HILLSBORO, OREGON Cor. Grand A ve. and 8almon, Portland. grades of the Silverton schools Tues the Chinese over 3,1)00 year* ago had tion of harvest workers will be held dummy bridge," suggested FMIth. CT7T~rLOW ERâ~» rLOBJIL DESIQKS day voted that "B ob," beautiful Collie Clark« Bros.. Florists, 287 Morrison 94. "A man doesn't like (o play bridge motion picture* und exhibited them al Holland Leads In Cocoa. CHINA STUDIOS in Portland on Saturday. March 22. dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. G. F Lessor s given—firing done. 225 2nd St. _ In Ihe afternoon," he said. "I'll be run entertainments, says the Detroit New a Growers of fruit, hops, grain and F'or 200 years Holland has been a G o l d a n d S ilv e r P la t in g . Brazier, should have the freedom of M il le P a in t C o .—W a llp a p e r ning on back to the office and get The Chinese hud Iwo forms o f motion vegetables and all employers of large leading factor In the cocoa Industry. Send us your old Silverware, P.eflectors t0 CAllJan<1, t ouI the streets of that city. The request, some more work done," snd before pictures. In one the picture* were and Musical Instruments for repair and lln « o f W all Papers and Paints or »end numbers of short-period workers will Sue could make her protestutlons e f Select w hat you in the form of a resolution, will now painted on long rolls of patter similar Today Amsterdam alone hat 13 far resilverin g W e save you mon y. B. L. fo r our free catalog. w ant from our line ard «a ve money. receive invitations to take part in Ibe fective be had disappeared again F o o t«, 386V4 W ashington S t. Portland. go before the city council there for to the photographic films of today and lories cngagi-d In Ihe manufacture of 172 F i r s t 8 t ., P o r t la n d , O re . discussion of efficient methods for through the kitchen passageway. these were slowly drawn out In u lan cocoa aud chocolato. consideration. Established 15-14 P L U M B IN G M A T E R IA L It must have been cleverly ar tern like latx where they w»-re viewed M . E. O IM H A N IA N Baths, «inks, toilets, ba rs, boilers, The vote was taken by the children this distribution. The Invitations will N a tive Expert in pipe, valves and fittings. I .ices reason ranged by fate, for Just ns Flartln through a silt or eye p»irt. Numerous Laws. Repairing a-rd W ash-Cleaning of following a public ceremony at which be In the name of the seasonal em able. Stowe was going down the street he O R IE N T A L RUGS A commoner type nnd one o f prob ployment commission of the Oregon S ta n d a r d P lu m b in g ft Heating Co. "Our laws have become so numerous East 6th and Morrison Sts Portland, Or. 459 W ashington St., Corner Thirteenth the dog was presented with a silver enc(aintere»l Mardy Hale. Mnrdy ably much greater antiquity was mad» Portland, Oregon that It often cost* a man a hundred medal purchased by the Oregon department of labor, consisting o f C. Hale wn* walking and site looked hy arranging a number o f pictures on CLEANING AND DYEING Humane society. Robert Goetz, super H. Gram. A. W. Jones, C. A. Kells and very gay nnd debonair In spite o f the squure or oblong wooden or paste | dollar* to gel a shilling's worth of For reliable Cleaning and Dye Louise F. Shields, and in co-operation dotvnpour She wore a navy bine rain board disk*, stringing tlu-se on Iwo Justice, and misses of It at la »l."— ing «ei-vice Bend parcels to us. Intendent of the Silverton schools, pre sided at the ceremonies, while the dog with the United States employmeat coat and a ralnhat stock with a bit i-nilless rope* or twine nn»l moving W illiam Manning. 1798. and its owners, Mr. and Mrs. Brazier, service. W. If. F'itzgerald, Oregon of a rod quill, nnd she carried ^ them round two end cylinders. The g representative. dainty blue umbrella with n red disk* were often placed one uu Hi* Twelve-Year Old Patriarch. I We pay return postage. Inform occupied a conspicuous place on the handle. Martin even noticed that her oilier four or live deep. ation and prices given upon re platform. F'or tho past 400 yenra Ihe patri Plan Drive on Crows. quest. rubber sandals titled her oxfords to Optical III us I oiih similar lo those archate ot tho Neslnrlans has been a Colonel E. Hofer, president of the Astoria, Or.— Crow legs are the ENKE S CITY DYE WORKS.. G O I N 1890. G TO B U Portland, I L D ? Or« Oregon Humane society, gave the latest natural resources of Clatsop perfection. The rain had brought out made In the modern projection theuier hereditary post. The present patriarch Established the delicate rose tints In her face and were obtained by Chinese ahowtueo w* have hundreds of plan* at lio.oo and op. s-rui principal address. He scored the or- county to attain a definite commercial the mist had made her blue eyes long before Ihe cyrlstlun era hy care Is Iho youngest religious dignitary In as a sketch of ths home you want and wo will sub mit similar ip*nm«n piar., N ootiigau oo«leapt ' dinances in effect In many cities In value and Clatsop county nimrods for bluer than the breast o f a blue Jay. fully regulating the speed of Ihe mo the world, Ixdng hut tw elve years old. u. r«u,nplao.^f no.su, tab», ¡Oregon which bar dogs from the the next four weeks will be busily pur Mnrtln recalled that on other rulny tion pictures unit the lighting o f tha days lie had seen this sume girl walk theuters. Thunder Showert Fertilize. Designing and Dr^iing. sii -12 Couch Building, streets, and providing that they must suing the elusive marauder. Mjr N e w O f f i c e s P ortland. Oregon. be In custody o f their owners or In an effort to rid the county of ing a* now, perfectly dressed for the Scientists say a thunder shower I* ABOVE ia pictured the splendid new guardian at all times. Formal pres- the black flyers who have been de Inclement weather and apparently Voltalra'a Schema. ■in excellent fertilizer. Fiut-h quart of A quarters now occupied by myself In F'rnnre It I* said that when Vol rnln that fulls in n thunderstorm con and large staff o f experienced rectal entati»jn of the medal »'as made by stroying nests of game birds, robbing not Ihe least bit Im-llncd to give up Belvue Poultry Farm lu-r unusual occupation* hcrutiae of taire, who was of a frail apiH-nriiui-e, specialists. members of the Salem Women's club. poultry yards and damaging crops, 4 7 th a n d E . D a v it , P o r t la n d , O re. the rnln. So somehow a very peculiar reached the tige of forty lie hint ac tains nlaiut one-elghtleth grain of am W e have the fir.est va riety of Breeding These offices, located diredtl) opposite “ Bob'' came Into prominence recent the Astoria Rod and Gun club has ltdng happened In the niche In his cumulated a fortune of *luu,i)OU, hut monia. Stock at reasonable prices; also Baby the Court House, in the center of Port ly, when he walked Into his owner’s offered a prize of *75 to the person inlnd where 3fartln had for a few Chickens, fo r sale. that this money was not earned from land, are among the most modern and Tancred Im perial Leghorns. restaurant at Silverton after being turning In the largest number of crow day* been keeping a rattier hazy Big Mill Oeal Closed. best equipped medical offices in the W e a R a n e y» Strain Rhode Island Red* the sale of Ids books. Tile story Is McCfonnels Strain Black Minorca«. lost In Iowa more than six months “ supports" In the period between Image o f Fbllth with the limpid that be made most of It by lending If you «re suffering with Pile* or other rectal Ilia Sheppards Strain Anronas. Fjverett, Wash.— Four local lumber come to me for examination and for my rcn-«urgi- ago. Ills toenails were worn o ff as March 14 and April 13. Besides the brown eye* and ash blonde fmlr the money to neetly noblemen. It would Fishels Strain W h ite Rocks. cal, practically painleaa treat men have purehnsed a large Internat W h ite Pekin Ducks and Drakes. ment which iaCUAR A NT EED a result of his long walk, and It was first prize merchants of the city have vision o f this rnlny-dny girl now ap eppear thnt the astute philosopher ! ~ ' 7 * ' to cure your Pile* or your fee com pany would lend an heir to an estate a estimated that he covered more than contributed to a fund, from which a peared. will be refunded. When Mnrtln returned home for Write T O D A Y for my 1 -rt.e sum on condition thnt Ihe heir ",,UI Bur* #lt " " " urrar'> lnlet- n" « r 3000 miles on his return trip to Ore- bounty will be paid for each pair of free illustrated book dinner Insteud Of experiencing the should pay him 10 per cent Interest Vancouver. H. (\. It wus announced e c z e m a and i t c h i n g S K IN O IS E A 8 E S Kon- The animal was lost while Mr limbs turned In. The crows may be thrill that be had the night before Ol. the Amount an I< hij < an both of them her«. The conRldoratlon wuh hh I<I to M c K IN N IE - 8 M E X IC A N R E M E D Y a n ,i M ra n r a ilp r „„ Established 1887 (37 years), surpassing In an 1 M rS ' 1 ,ra zleT w e r e c “ route to shot, poisoned or dynamited, the only Just to sit next to Fkllth he glanced lived. The heir would he neither re- j ho $71*0,000. ,M M I - OfVOSiTt COLUI MULik its effect. Your druggist w ill supply you Indiana by automobile to visit rela- condition being that the owners of the at tier critically, ns he might have quire«! nor Allowed to p i ; off the —— — • at th irty -fiv e cents, or address Labora- PORTLAND. OR COON legs be killed In Clatsop county. 1 OAt THIS P.P»: » WHLN «.»(TIN'S tory, 649 East 22nd Street, JLos Angeles. Uves. at his own sister. He thought her principal; nnd tho Agreement ended Sample fr e « by mail. eyes were dull and her face pule for only when Voltnir* died. Portland to Hold Rose Festival. Longview, W a s h - H alf of Hunting Return Postage Paid G L A S S E S 1 ^ l!;:' r;'por':’f s;.“1; .Itabr>cV 1 th,t ,h0 corap*ny ,ou*ht ,o ob,“ n *h« b.rcoUBt, cork b r^ AUTO PARTS FOR ALL CARS Belvue Poultry Farm SUPERFLUOUS HAIR See Yellowstone and Southern California r T 0B A C G 0 CURE ^ ; 1 1 -5JL “ p c e = e £ jjrry; © PILES POI SON OAK i .K DEAN, M D. Inc Natives in Nigeria Get Riches From Evil Spirit Portland will have a Rose F'estival this year. This was decided definitely Thurs day at a general business men’s meet ing at the chamber of commerce rooms- N o details as to the program or the actual financing were settled, but a ton Rock, massive boulder on the Cow litz county road about a mile and a half from Longview, will be blasted “ L ife In Southern Nigeria." by P. ranged nnd none knows the horror ol away. Dan H. Walsh, assistant engi Amaury Talbot, tells an entrancing his fate.” atory of the mnglc. belief* nnd curious neer for the Long Roll Lumber com The Ihlblo tribe, who number mors customs of the strange people who live than a million, believe that each man pany, said recently. Material from In this land on the shore of the gulf of has a minimum of three souls__th* the rock will be used In construction Guinea. ethereal body, the soul proper and the work. A total ot 100,000 pounds of Much of the lnformnr.on was gath SI>“ r> h " ' committee was named to appoint a powder will be necessary to destroy ered from Chief Daniel Henshaw, the the rock. About 40,000 pounds of native political «gen. for .he district, the Z ig h l f r,°UP m ' ° u raTs who for more than 20 »ears has been body and wander amid strange lands Dt<rest*' whlch w l” handle the 1924 powder will be used In the first ex plosion. ■ faithful servant of the government | At such times (here Is danger that If | fete' and whose life would form a thrilling may he trapped hy an enemy and kept! record of adventure and hulr-breadth from returning.” The natives, for t lili 1 -___ —__________________________________ escapes. reason, fear dreams.— London Tit-Blta Riches are obtained by magic. The native goes lo some lone spot and calls Citizenshlp for Women. on an evil spirit, nnd on Its appearance Under the new American law. * Wlnsted, Conn.— A rural mall box on meat. Soon afterward he saw a red states his desire for wealth. woman not an American citizen mar Route No. 3, In an Isolated section, has fox trot up on Its hind legs, with front “ In return,” It Is added, "he— the rying an American since September been robbed several times this winter feet against the malt box supports, spirit— will ask In how few years you 11 * 22 , does not obtain American citizen of packages of meat, which were car are ready lo heroine his man. Yon. ship thereby. She must establish a ried away by an nnlmal whose foot- pick out the meat bundle and run off with It. on the contrary, bargain for how mapy year s residence In the United Stales prints were seen In the snow. Fred Helmer will replace the old mall box years you may live to enjoy a certain with due formalities. She may enter Helmer, who went without hie meat with a larger and more secure one ■urn. America, either accompanied by her more than once because of the theft*, “ A devil has never been known to husband or not, only as an ordinary kept watch the other day from a ee- The greatest recorded rainfall break his part o f the compact; but tmmlgrant depending on the quota eluded distant point after the rural catch In the Hawaiian Island* for th* a buid so bound dies ou the day ar- ru ®- ___ mall carrier had placed a package of year 1022 was 452 Inches. Farmer Sees Red Fox Rob Mail Box o f Meat Winnebago Indians Were Fond of Fancy Clothes As clothing the early Winnebago wore a hreechclout, mocc asins, Icgglns anil robes of dressed skins. Kltnple fabrics of bark liber and rushes were probably also worn. The advent of the F’ reneh trailer lidded to their dress, but al nil times we llntl both men anil women combing Ihelr hair straight back, parteil In Ibe middle and tied behind their heads In braid*, Inter decorated hy rlhhotig, writes Ihe Wis consin Magazine. Thomas Anderson, wh > spent a win ter trading with them on the Itock river In 18l»2. said (hat they were Ihe most fllthy, most obstinate and bravest people o f any Indian tribe. When Ihe French came they added blankets lo Ihelr gnrh, white for winter and bright colors for Ihe summer. In Ibe governor's reception room In the slate cnpllol at Madison the sur render of Ihe noted Chief Red Bird, which enileil Ihe Winnebago war In 1H25, I* cleverly depleted. Bed Bird, the prisoner, Is pictured us having one •tde of his fare painted red, the other Cross BALL BLUE [ 1« lh « flnrtt product «>f It» kind In th« world. Every woman w ho ha« uaed Intermixed with green nml white, It k n o w « thi« atacrment to h « true. clothed In a Yankton xx.lt of dressed elkskln, perfectly white and ns soft us a kid glove. * It consisted of a Jacket, ornamented PI with a fringe o f the same material. Ihe Po sleeves being cut !.. Ill his finely-1 Enroll any W rit, for fr .. -. , ____ ____ _ tlm ___ T _ êf „ jr*>r" V' form ed arniH And th « lo;;gln« u I n ,> o ca U I o *. Fourth and Yamhill, Ina also of f dre**ed #*lk*kln. with n fr ln * « o fringe of f the the I portUn<,t <)rrK(>n snnie material und enriched with blue C ftïW W lÎH i V tY Set o f beads. Ç O .0 0 f 1 On his feet he wears tr.ocrnslns, nnd T e e t h , 4 on eneh shoulder, In place o f an epau W « « iia ra n t# « m a te r ia l and workmanahlp. lette, I* fastened n stuffed red bird. I'a in le n a «g tr a c t in n o f Around his neck hang strands o f wam fiOe. 2 o yeara In pum o f vnrloua lengths, ami ho holds th« aam« loratlon. _____ |H t ______________ r . A D K N I 1HTH, 246'-% W aah- a wnr pipe In his hand, ornamented ■"»ton <-°r. .s.c>in<l, foi-ti.n.t. t>r«ir»n. with dyed horse linlr and feather« of birds. Here we have ihe Winnebago dandy. P ip «, n «w nnd »«rondhond, Muck nnd f « l - W Save On Your Coverlng for 8 t««l or Iron. By means of n moral [duol It Is poa slide to cover lion or steel a rtic le s with nn extremely thin hut very strong layer of aluminum, zinc, copper, lead or other metal. vanl/ftl, I»«ir y «n d hop wlra, rn lvn n ls«d barbed wire, farm tool«, drug m w i , black- ■mlthiriK tool« nnd «uppllaii. A L A S K A J U N K CO. QKT OUR PRICES *01 Front t l Portland, Or*. P. N. U. No. 12, 1924