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to show that any , state is too P*H , K Iff i WMl .-A t- jg, the , ■ » * aS affair of „it'. the '!• •ua ’i. an aU -.itu *u< . Kenrt kn >wn to science? The ritvtr- lat <-n of the bl.MKl, \ st m. This being;* lb» ytm«- * Why 1» * ent whL'h cetekee h* tai! tnittee is able to put the wlmle argu- like a g.nxL n.sn.iger? 'Because he Than ?C »ml 12c for S loat PubliUuri Wren Friday at Portland, m nt in a single sentence when it makes both ends meet. ot bread ? Brego* a«ks: “Is it not fundamentally un-1 What ts that which we oft-n re We bake the best of pie*, cake«, turn but never borrow. Thanks. sound for the federal government to evokies. French pastry. LAWRENCE DINNERS'. Editor go to a state or local community COUPON lit St KI I /IXCIltS Go i! for 50c applied on an order Lutei*! a* recond-c .iis mail mat with a sum of money aud say: ‘Wo knot you could perfectly well main _ ¿ox, photoa; also ___ for m t less than '» foi^fhotaaj ter I ehruai, 14, 1914. at the nost- offiec at la-nts. Or., under act of emi tain-adequate schools just as well as one ¡'•tinted premium FREE. Present 0.2.12 I'.itrr gre*?, Mnreh 8. 1879. many other communities all over the th coupon anytime at THE BENJAMIN STUDIO Sl’nsit 24<>3 country are actually doing, hut as 64$3 Faster Road Subscription Price - -$1.50 a 'car you won’t make the sacrifice, hero is Arteta Station. Werth Bldg ome money w* have taken away ;i i-.Mth. ..-v.'rsE TAOIN NU NUU .Vete anil Sffon,! il i.i Sneisf from these other people for you to 5812 Ninety-second Street .llflili»« use for the purposes.-” Phone SUnset 2228 When the Towner bill was first FOR SALK CHEAP formulated four or fire years ago Reportery-Mrs S. Gray..»49 Trade in your old one on your new eignth str*1*, S. t ■. St’nsrt t«*° objection was made that the proposed CALI R; HEY TING, phone SUnaet T, M03 Fortt federal department of education 2567 for sand and graved de- Singer at a liberal allo»auce. Monismi Hsnisakcr fourth avenue S. E ?.. SLnseV 2814 would-be given effective control of liveied at a reduced price. 17-tf Lawrence Dtaneen. 4827 - Ninety-»« - ■ v,-- ond street S. E., SUnset 4782. Miss the various state school systems. The i revised measure seeks to avoid this WORK WANTED— Abl.-b.died mar. Ruth Meyer. MAm 3429. 6131 9tfth St. 8. K. w ill de any kind nf aork. 6227— criticism by a provision mvintain- t ing state educational autonomy. The i 96th Street MANY HEAR OF OREGON St nset 506» committee is not impressed by this Oregon still H getting a great deal provision because the bill in other WANTED- Man. with ear. to sell Monarch Furniture Polish for Sale complete line low pried TIRES and of publicity as a result of the pass sections sets up various standards TUBES: >100 per week. Sterling age of the compulsory public school which the states must meet in order worth Tire Co.. Sterling, K. Liver 1 ICE attendance law last November. The to receive funds. The committee pool. Ohio. 8-ltx COAL publicity, however, is not of great points to the federal government’s —Men or women to take WOOD value from the advertising stand experience with its good roads ap- WANTED orders for genuine guaranteed hos LIME point iery for men. women and children. - propristions as showing the way the CEMENT Oregonians had opportunity to I matter will go. The good roads ap- Eliminates darning. Salary $75 a week full time, $1.50 an hour spare PLASTER know what the educational world in ‘ propriation, begun in 1916, is on the time. Beautiful spring line. In 1 \T!1S general thinks of the taw when Dr. ! same fifty-fifty basis as that eon- ternational Stocking Milla. Nor FEED Livingston Farrand, president of i tempiated in the educational field. ristown. Pa. 8-3tx Cornell university, who visited in the 1 President Harding in his message to city last week, declared that “A ! congress. April 12. 1921. said of the measure so un-American as your so- ; road program: “Large f.-deral outlay called compulsory education law can ; demands a federal voice in the pro L. C. Pullen, onmer. S ll'reel 2517 not hope to exist—it is iniquitous. gram of expenditure. Congress can- We have no fear of such an act being i not justify a mere gift from the fed- perpetrated on the people of our state Jeral purse to the several states, to be (New York) for it is clearly uncon I prorated among the counties for road Get the habit of stitutional.” • betterment. Such a course will invite expressing your An eastern paper, discussing the abuses which it were better to guard feelings with— proposal in the Oregon legislature to against from the beginning.” prohibit the marriage of persons who FLO WERS This is the natural and right view showed ”• mental age” of less than for the federal government to take Of*«--. 16 years, advises unmarried persons I of its appropriations for whatever | in Oregon to hurry up the weddings purpose and it is the view that will I because the passage of the school prevail in the end. in spite of any : Cleanest law shows that a large part of the self-denying words put into the bill population of this state will be un for the purpose of allaying fears of I Easiest able to qualify should the proposal federal encroachment. The committee | Best become a law. Phone SUnset 3571 puts it this way: If we are drawing the specifications for a bridge, we and not expensive THE REAL PROBLEM cannot make it safe by inserting words saying that the law of gravity . Next to the Lake Superior iron is suspended. region the Lorraine field is the most productive in the world; in fact these NOTES AND NEWS two fields stand apart from all other Optometrist and Optician ore fields in present productivity. Here is a news item which tells The entire Lorraine field is in French why farmers leave home: 351 Morrison Street hands but before the war Germany- “Minneapolis.—One dollar and thirty 45 Steps West From Broadway got one-third of its iron from Lor cents was the net return N. P. Nel- raine. Before the war the Geman son, Leal, N. D., farmer, received coal reserves were more than double from a carload of potatoes shipped With Carl Greve, the those of England and in spite of the from Leal to the Minnesota potato Square-deal Jeweler losses to France and Poland Ger exchange. a buying agency here, many retains the most important coal Practically all of the balance of the $336 value of the potatoes at the measures of Europe. Notwithstanding the boundary present market price of 80 cents a drawn by the peace treaty between hundredweight was eaten up by Lorraine iron and Ruhr coal French I freight charges. "The highest charge itemized on and German industrial magnates agree that the two regions must be j the invoice accompanying his check 50th and Division Streets exploited together. But they disagree | tor $1.30 was $180 for freight i charges. Other charges were. . Com- as to which group shall manage the Pay our new shop a visit enterprise and reap the profits. This ( mission, $42; inspection, $4; option, I and not the question of reparations ! at 7 cents, $29.40; heater detention, > makes the real problem of Franco- $2; allowance account quality, 5 cents i We have white, raisin, rye, German relations. News reports in per hundredweight, $21; shrinkage,! wholewheat Pullman, Frenqh and dicate that the reparations problem $27.22; scale. 28 cents. twist bread. Variety of rolls, too. “Many of the farmers, realizing' could be quickly settled if the Ger For the original French coffee man magnates agreed to let the that they would be losing money by cake come here. French iron-masters have 60 per cent even digging potatoes last fail, left Fruit and ¡>oun-l cakes, mince of the European iron and coal trust them in the ground, where they have ' and all varieties of pie». which the two groups a e negotiat I f rozen. Every Saturday and Sunday, ing to establish. If the French fail Representative Herrick of Okla- | French doughnuts and pastry. in the negotiations they will be Ihoma has introduced in congress a | Cantilever Shoes Make tempted to separate the Ruhr valley directing the president to Give us a trial from the remainder of Germany by resolution It Possible collect the war debt from France and force. I placing at his disposal the army and Could you do Walter Camp’s Aside from the military situation navy for that purpo«e. It will be famous “daily dozen” with your the advantage lies with the Germans ’ well to wait, however, to see how feet strapped to boards ? Proprietor because German coal can attract iron ■ France makes out with a similar col- Ordinary shoes are like boards on your feet. Your arch cannot flex from Sweden and Spain, but French i lection scheme in Germany. TAbor 7236 in them because they are reinforced iron needs German coal. In general ■. .th steel between the leather» of SHORT STORIES the coal attracts the iron, as may be the sole. Ask your shoemaker to . n in the Pittsburg region where show you when he is rew.ling a He — I offer you my heart's first iron ore comes from immense dis fresh young affections. pair of shoes. See ho-.v impossible tances to the great smelters and She—George, I have often thought it is to bend them at the arch. steel mills. I'd like to teach; but I never cared A Cantilever Spring Military power and political power for kindergarten work. Dr. Douglas Stewart a leading in the present-day world must rest in »rectal ist, says: “The foot ¡3 a Two hobos met on a blind siding. the long run on coal and iron. The One had been a salesman whose hours cantilever spring so made that when overlordship of Europe is bound up were 10 A. M. to 4 P. .M. The other it is allowed to function normally You may get the famous it carries the bod-.- with the great with the future control of the Ruhr one didn’t have any money either. est possible ea-e : nd resilience. ” — Manchester Herald. coal mines. If we keep this fact in The Cantilever Shoe is made with Woman (to beggar at door)—No, mind we can understand to some I ain a flexible arch which permits the ’t got nothin’ for you. at the following stores: extent the intensity of the conflict Bostonian Bill (reproachfully)— cantilever npring of your foot to now being resolved in western You might refuse me grammatical function normally. It gives that STEWARTS GROCERY ly, at any rate. ease and resilience which char Europe. 6040 Foster Road, SUnaet 2424 acterize a perfect carriage. This D. C. GEDDES “Why are you so !■$• with our milk can only be accomplished by giving SUSPENDING THE LAW’ OF 6405 82d St., SUnset 3503 this morning?” an old lady inquired perfect freedom to the muscles of of her milkman. GRAVITY L. L. DI ER & SON the foot. The flexible arch of the “Well, you see, mum,” he an Cantilever Shoe fits snugly, while 5010 72d St., SUnset 1353 swered, “it’s like this. The law allows it forma a natural support to the BROWN’S GROCERY The chamber of commerce of the us 25,000 bacteria to the gallon, and 6305 Foster Road TAbor 2430 United States has received from its yau wouldn't believe how long it instep. Makes Life Easier CRUM A CHAMBERS special education committee a ma takes to count the little beggars." 713« 55th Ave., SUnset 4931 Cantilever Shoe« give _ an adiri jority report opposing the Sterling- A. SIMONSON She—What is the trouble between I ze3t to your pleasures and lighten Towner bill which would establish a Millie and Arthur? Have they had the daily round of your dutiaa. They 29th Ave. and 71st St«, SUnset 2573 federal department of education and a new quarrel? are stylish as well as comfortable. R. H. HL’NE appropriate $50,000,000 “for equaliz The modish, rounded toe and the He—No; the patch came off their 1781 Belmont at 69th St. old one. milium heel are worn by women ing educational opportunities in the TAbor 03 78 who are particular about wearing states” and a similar amoupt for 1. T. BOEHM “Are you a tramp!” correct clothes. other educational purposes. The Port 271 E. 82d St., TAbor 8685 "No, mum! I’m a food conserver. That youthful, swinging step is land chamber of commerce han ac- Have you got any old food you don’t made pozKible by wearing Canti FRANKS’ GROCERY cepted the findings of the majority want wasted?" 5537 Foster Road, SVn'ei 2644 levers. Huy a pair tomorrow and of the committee of the national know what it means to walk miles CHISHOLM BROS. Conundrums out-c f-doors or at your every-da t chamber and it is hard to see how 5204 Foster Rood, SL’nvt 2929 Why are the tallest people the lazi- work without fatigue. any other action could be taken after H. O. HICKOX est? Because they are always longer 5911 82d St, SUnset 1283 a perusal of the majority report. ' in bed.than others. YOE’S GROCERY The report points out that no state Ì What is the proper r length for 5807 924 Street. c .... ......... skirts ? A little over tv.o feet. has made a request for the kind of ; ladies* Medical Bldg. Why ia a dyer's life an enigma? 353 AlderSL 2-1 SOAP COMPANY appropriation contemplated in the Because hr lives when he dyes and •’13 Ru ell St. EAst 0154 PORTLAND, ORE. bill and no attempt has been ma le dyes^when he lives.' mi. Scoti Ceraia , ————————.... -......... ■ i Why Pay More I i 2-J Powder Soap CANTILEVER SHOE CO. But Still in Business Scotty’s Express 33d »ml Powell \ alley Road Phi nr SUnaet 2161 Now at 5631 K3d Street MAIN 777*» Funncrly al £221 I'ottvr Rord __________ _ HOME SHOE SUOI’ I W. ADAMSON. Prep. ‘ 18 4!» 84th St. S. Fu, Cor, I'Hh Are. Only the brat material for your »hoe* HI Make 1923 M. I. NOBLI & SON For Dressmaking _ JNCB— .Ilin Thrift Year i Start u savings account today. It only take» a dollar. After that you’ll learn what every other depoiitor knows— that it’s fun to save. «234 FOSTER ROAD MRS. PAXTON Groceries and Fresh Meats 8015 Footer Roa«l Wv $*rln I uur own hRtnburirer and our own Naiiingc I THE BENJAMIN STUDIO MODERN PlloTOtlR WHY • l »ery Sitting a Study" Vie.« Wart. H i l’urtralt', 1(, dak Finishing 6137. FOSTER IM". D Diti M \KING LADIES’ TAILORING It’s all in getiinx started. You Can Earn I Per Cent on your savings. Do It Now! Multnomah State Bank GRAYS CROSSING Sheet Metal Works GET MY PRICE BEFORE LETTING THE JOB SUna*t 107» 6007 ' t «2d St. MRS. N. J. BRENNAN 49M Mnet»-»e»ctith Street S. K. j (Next do» r t-> the Callin’» re»i<lence) Your in-i»<-t»»n mvit»<l nt the GREEN HILL DAIRY l‘h<ne SUnovt 3442 74th and Foster Rond Perfectly Pnnteurtmi Milk, Cream, Whipping Cream and Buttermilk Lenti. Portland, Or. Good Health Long Winter Evenings Sple ndid (¡lasses (¡01x1 Rending My wishes for you this year ~...............--a ' HOUSE’S RESTAURANT ' i 128 Third st., bet. Washington and Alder «ts. Just IS blocks from "M-S”car. MEALS AND LUNCHES When you wrnt to borrow money on rour property see Dr. Patrick F. Mahar Francis E. Nandie mt. m ••>■< mir st». I.« SI» MttlW»«. A (' C E S S O R I E S . —-J____________ HAIR CUrilMI. HCIAI MAS3A0IMI AMI HAIR n<>HHI5«l im mvKioN TAbor 0647 Burned Out! ........... .................................................................. F Haye YOU a Youthful Walk? Delaney’s Orchestra i Franklin Barber Shop «X »l<hrtAUXK IN Fa tern and We»tem O I L ’ all kind« of DILLARD AV 'ENUE PEED & FUE LCO. Division Bakery Miller«’ Service Station G A SO I. I N E Classified Ads. L. () w E The Nippon R Florist Co. S FORJHAT DANCE Afc-ociited Laurelwood Bakery GEORGE A. JIGGAR R. and M. OTTO & HARKSON Brondwny 638!« 413 Chamber nf Commerce Bldg. insurance j STAPLES—The Jeweler OPTOMETRISTS— OITICI ANS 266 Morrison St., Portland, Oregon Position Wanted By Practical Nurse Specialist in Maternity Cases Phone SI n«< t I 10H Make Candy Your Valentine “Remember, everybody likes candy” Special Valentine Brick Ice Cream j for that dinner party. PLUM PUDDING Order early FRAhKUN CA m D a SECP IMtl'i Division St.. Near 50th LAUER REALTY CO. HEAL 1-HTATE CITY PKOPKHTY «od TARMa Street 3883 I «Ul ;zn,l FIUI.ANI1 8TATIU8 Constipation is the forerunner of nearly »•’I! human sickness. Waste matter remaining in the intestines sends its poisons throughout the body. Resistence is weak ened. Strength is undermined—colds, headache, in fluenza and other sickness p.re invited momentarily. The Old Way you feel constipated in the morning. You wait until night, then take a laxative of the old-fashioned, slow acting type—What follows? You wait till next morning for results. A whole day lost! The New Way PHONE 1 Ahor 3760 ( IJRREY’S SYSTEM CLEANSER is a harmless water laxative and intestinal antisep tic. It really flushes the system as only water laxa tive can do—quickly, gently, completely it removes the poisonous waste material. No waiting till night to take—then waiting till next morning for results. ------ M I L K------ Cuney’s System Cleanser Richmond Plumbing & Heating Company 1078 Divirion Street Clea nlineua—Quality— Fla » or Scored 99 at Stock Show, Novem ber 1922—winning third prize James Burdette SUnaet 3287 Dairyman MATT GREENSLADE Wagon Repairing taken on arising gives relief while the morning is yet young. It safe guards the health—removes the poisonous waste from the bowels without dangerous loss of time. Relief is certain and complete. Currey’s Pharmacy GRAYS CROSSING Horseshoelnq & Gen. BlacUmhhii.0 AUTO REPAIRING 9327 Foster Road LENTS DR. P. J. O’DONNELL EXODONTIA Phones—SUniet 1510 <office) SUnest 1818 (residence) Cor. 92d and Fonter Road V T is a consoling thought to know that your dear one was laid away by a firm that does not con sider the service mere ly as a business trans action. a ' i). KtWORfHY & CO Funeral Directors Day and Night Service Pilon« 618-21 A. D. A«nworthy 5802-4 92U St. R S. NeadrrwHi We Deliver! Anything that’s good to eat; Groceries, Meats, Fish, Canned Goods—anything. MOD MATHES III Gt R MARKET W27 NINETY-SECOND STREET S. E. (Lenta) PORTLAND Plinne Sl'nsri 1310 WH DELIVER