B E G I N N I N G Sun., Aug. 29 For Four Weak»' Engagement Griffith'* llalf-Mlllion-Dollar Mastrrpie THE BIRTH 2 la NATION rounded on Theme* Diaon'a THE ClANSMAN UNREST OF BUSINESS HAS MANY CAUSES U. S. Investigating Commission Makes Report 18,000 PEOPLE; 3,000 HORSES Matinee 2 P. M. Evenings 8 P. M. Price* 25c, 50c; 75c; «1.00. Reserve your acata by mail. Portland, Ore. HEILIG THEATRE » ■ _. , . . Each Delegate Files Opinion and No Decision of Committee Found; Suggestions Are Offered. ........— Unconquerable liwpulae. “ Pinochle," *al«l Three Flutter Ham. “ la one game Uieru ain't no uae o' me tryln' to learn." "Too hard?" "It a easy enough. Hut I can't git over ronchili' for a aun the minute aome one liamla me a deck with more'n four area In It."— Washington Star. STRIO INHERITANCE TAX ADVOCATED NORTHWEST AUTO DEALER BACK. Chicago— Summaries of the reports, Thraa Weeks' Journey Through East three in number, of the United States Makes Him Optimistic. Commission on Industrial Relations as Mr F. W. Voglcr, president of the to finding* and recommendations for were Northwest Auto company, returned the information of congress, laat Sunday from a three weeks’ trip made public here Monday. The com mission was composed of three repre through the Fast. He comes back charged with enthus sentatives each of the employers, the Different Waya. iasm and happy over securing one of employed and the general public. It “ Why are biographer* like retribu the biggest Keo contracts that the became apparent some time ago that tion 7" Northwest ever received. This con they would be unable to agree on a "W hy are they?" tract provides for the selling of 1000 single report, and it ia said that none "Because they both bring men to Keo rara and trucks in the Northwest of the reporta given out can properly book." territory, which comprises Oregon. be called a "m a jo rity" report. The report of the representatives of Washington snd a part of Idaho. Very Considerate. Mr. Vogler says that the Fast is the employes, known as the "s ta ff” Mistress I »hull be very lonely, more prosperous than aver. It seemed report, drawn up by Uaail M. Manly, Bridget, If you leave me. to him almoet like a new country, the director of reaearch and investigation Bridget Hun t worry, mum. I'll not Improvement was so marked since his for the rommisaion, was signed by go until ye have a houseful of com last trip, eight months age. This con Commissioners Walsh, Lennon, O'Con pany.— Uoatoii Transcript. dition in general, he says, is true of nell and Garretson. In connection with every line of industry. There is a job the main reports these commissioners Shake Into Tour S h o e e for every man who ran handla a tool, issued three "supplemental opinions Allan'a Font 1'*»«. a *o«r4*r for Ih» fwt. It ruraa and suggestions." painful, ■wullen. ■martins, ■w eallna feat. Make« while the demand for labor in the fields new »hu— M>y. Huld by all I>njxffUt* and Slew ! is enormous, duo to tho extremely The report of the commissioners itturue. Hun t areaot any auballtuta. tiampla representing the public, and the sum heavy crops. fr'Ki.K. A .M r—. A .4 <Urn*tad. lai Huy. N . Y . There will be a wonderful crop mary thereof, were written by Com He snd Mrs. throughout the Fast, says he, snd pros missioner Commons. True. perity is on her way to tho ('oast. Harrimsn signed it without reserva "What la efficiency, pa?" “ A much overworked word, my Kven now there is an improved spirit. tion. Commissioners Aishton, Ballard Confidence and determination, together and Weinstock approved it in large boy." with the constantly increasing develop part, and, in part, their dissent to por Turkish railways usually run one ment of our natural reaources and the tions of it, and to the Manly report, truln ilall^. t immense foreign demand, assure good are expressed in the so-called Wein times for the West, as well as fur the stock report, signed by Weinstock, • " —' - ■ Aishton snd Ballard. YO fNO MAN. HR A HARIIKH. Learn a Trade. Fast. Ha In drvam len t Trarla ta u gh t In e ig h t w ee lie The reporta agree on a Federal in Mr. Vogler found his own line in a tuul. free. t'ummlaaiune paid w h ile learning. most excellent condition. Tho Keo heritance tax and on the general plan Mitron. i r.tl W rite fur fr — catalog U t»l H I ( O i l I O K I. I'urllarul. K f i N. ;-nd Si factory, which during the year just for its use. The Manly report dis bpoliane. K - - > ht al i A ve.. S ea ttle k lu * M ain 4L past manufactured 16,000 cars, are agrees In recommending practically preparing to build 20,000 this coming the single tax and other things, while ••USE T H E R I V E R " season. This is doubly remarkable the employers disagree with the Har- D a l l e s - C o l u m b i a L i n e when one considers how the Keo car is riman-Commons report only on the built in its entirety, from rear sxle to boycott and some minor labor details. Stnt» o f W M h'nrton. f-*r Th»* !>*!)«•• dailjr e t The Manly summary finds "that the It is not, F u rw la y llp m lc»vr> !>«IU*s cîailr eu Motwlay radiator. In the Keo plant. 1- M R lH iM f« J N Ira i. Inlanl Lm pir* and like over 50 per cent of the cars made cause* of industrial unrest group them Twin OtieA fur Upp«*r Columbia ati<i Snalt* river in America, simply assembled by tho selves almost without exception under pointa. Taylor St. lkw:k. Tri Main 111 four main sources which include all the Üiüanetir ud (slaabu Rn« Itwisf Ca.. Psrtlssd I factory. He also found that although Detroit, others. They are : Mich., is the home of over 80 per cent 1. Unjust distribution of wealth ! of the cars made in this country, there and income. were sold Isst season in that city alons 2. Unemployment and denial of op over 550 Reo cars, yet the Keo is not portunity to earn a living. built st Detroit, but at Lansing. This 3. Denial of justice in the creation, “ THE SCHOOL OF Q U A IITT" fact Is significant. in the adjudication and in the adminis Portland'» ll«*«t ftuaineaa Training Schnnl tration of the law. itonk k**rpina. Shorthand. '1 yp«* writing it fid GOES THROUGH THE MOTIONS 4. Denial of the right and oppor Prnmanahip taught by «•sport tra ch m . tunity to form effective organizations. Fill Tina oi ens Wcdreidiy, Sept 1, 1915 But Smokers Will Wonder How That Remedies are suggested. Many aludonta have already enrolled. Ask The Commons report says: Tobaccoless Pipe Must Taste fur Catalog. Enroll early. "Th e greatest cause of industrial to Him. unreat is the breakdown o f the labor A. T . L IN K , General M anager. M. Maeterlinck is among those who have freed themselves from the bond laws and the distrust of our municipal, Phone M A IN 5081 age of tobacco by means of a curious state and national governments on the tiifouo not ronruNO. orecoh artifice. According to his biographer, part of a large portion o f our people." ^ _ ■ J I M. Gerard Harry, "without the help The report outlines a plan for remedy of tobacco he seemed Incapable of re ing conditions through the institution ceiving Inspiration or crystallizing It of a permanent "industrial commission Christening a Motor Car. In words. If he has not overcome the "What kind of a car ha.* HHgglns?" need, he has outflanked It. Smoking, and advisory council” with comprehen "I rail It a Herlo-comlc,"“replied Mian he noticed, had lost Its virtue as a sive powers. Cayenne. "You don't know whether stimulant, and Instead of rousing the It ought to make you laugh or feel j brain to activity, as at first, had come sympathetic.”— Washington Star. I to disturb its functions; so now, In lieu of ordinary tobacco, he fllla his bowl with a dcntcottnlzed preparation, tasteless indeed, but harmless. His London— A dispatch to the Central pipe Is still ulways alight when the News from Petrograd says: pen Is busy, but It Is hardly more now "Th e president of the Duma has an than a mere subterfuge Intended to cheat and so satisfy an Irresistible nounced that the Germans had lost the mechanical craving."— London Chroi» battle cruiser Moltke, three cruisers Iclc. snd seven torpedo-boats in the Riga battle.” Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Faith and Good Works. The announcement of the president Vegetable Compound Re One Sunday morning a woman who of the Duma as sent was as follows; lived In a country district was nearly " In the Riga battle the Germans lost stored Her Daugh an hour lato to church. Since she was one battle cruiser, the Moltke, three always very punctual, the parson cruisers and seven torpedo-boats. ter’s Hoa!th. i ______________ greatly wondered and questioned her The German fleet has withdrawn at the close of the service. from Riga bay. Plover, Iowa. —' ‘ From a «mail child "The horse that we were driving," "T h e Germans tried to make a de my 13 year old daughter had female answered the woman, "acted ns If It weakness. I spoke | was going to run away, so I got out of scent near Pernpvin (Pem igel), on the to t h r e e doctors the wagon and walked all the way to east shore o f the gulf of Riga, some 36 miles north of Riga. Four barges about it and they did town." "You shouldn’t have been fright crammed with soldiers took part in the not h e lp her any. Lydia E. Pinkham's ened, sister," Impressively returned decent. They were repulsed by the V e g e t a b l e Com tho parson. “ You should have put Russian troops, without the co-opera tion of artillery, the Germans being pound had been o f I your trust In Heaven.” "I did until the harness broke,” was great benefit to mo, exterminated and the barges cap I the quirk rejoinder of tho woman, so I decided to hnve "and then I jumped.” tured.” her g i v e ft a trial. Soldiers Learn Cooking. She has taken five The Shell Shortage. bottles o f the Vege- London— The British war office has A. J. Drexell, praising the English _ table Compound ac i volunteer army, said in New York the taken the advantage of the vacation cording to directions on the bottle and other day: she Is cured o f this trouble. She was "Oxford and Cambridge undergrad season in the city schools to turn sev all run down when she started taking ! nates fight side by side with coal min- eral of the buildings into cooking Beers’ sons and millionaires’ schools, where 1500 soldiers are learn the Compound and her periods did not | ers. There are 100 come right. She was so poorly and sons hobnob with plumbers uuU biaca- ing the culinary art. men billeted in each building, and they weak that I often had to help her dress I smiths In the ranks. "There are lots of 'nuts’ (dudes) In herself, but now she is regular and is the volunteer army— and the kaiser must provide their own food on the growing strong snd healthy.’ * — Mrs. finds them pretty hard to craek, too— customary war office allowance of 40 cents a day. I f they cannot eat the M ar tin H elvig , Plover, Iowa. notwithstanding their lack of shells.” meals they prepare they must go with Hundreds o f such letters expressing out. "T o cook rapidly and well is an After the Reecue. gratitude for the good Lydia E. Fink- art which can be easily acquired," says “ What made you swim so far be ham's Vegetable Compound has accom yond the breakers,” asked the life the war office manual. plished are constantly being received, guard. Indignantly. proving the reliability o f thia grand old British Lose 3 Vessels. 'T wanted a chance to look at the remedy. ocean Instead of the bathing suits.”— Ix>ndon— The British steamer Cober, of 3060 tons, has been sunk by a Ger I f yod are ill do not drng along and Washington Star. man submarine. The craw has been continue to suffer day In and day out but Taking no Chances. at once take Lydia E. Pinkham’ i Vege Lady of the House— If you wash landed In safety. The British steamers Windsor and William Dawson have table Compound, a woman’* remedy for your face. I'll give you a meal. Woman’s ills. Tramp— Better gimme de meal first met disaster. The Windsor, a vessel If yon want special advice write to lady— I'm erfrald yer mightn't recog of 6055 tons, has, according to a report issued here, been sunk, while the W il Lydia K. Plnkham Medicine Co. (confi nize me.— Boston Transcript. liam Dawson, an old steamer of 284 dential) Lynn, Mass. Yonr letter w ill Japanese government experts have be opened, read and answered by a succeeded in raising tobacco Ln Korea tons, has been blown up. The crew of the Windsor was saved, but five men woman and . held lu strict couildeuco. from American seed. of the Dawson’s crew were lost. LINK’S BUSINESS COLLEGE M O T H ER OF SCHOOL GIRL Russians Sink Big German Cruiser Moltke and Ten Other Vessels NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS Portland— Wheat: Bluestem, $1.01 bushel; fortyfold, 96c; club, 93c; red Fife, 92c; red Russian, 90c. Oats-- No. 1 white feed, «25.60. Barley — No. 1 feed, «26; brewing, «26. Mlllfeed — Spot prices: Bran, «27 ton; shorts, «28; rolled barley, «29 <Q) 30. Corn— Whole, «38 ton; cracked, «39. Hay— Eastern Oregon timothy, «16 4917 ton; valley timothy, «16; alfalfa, $12.604413.50; cheat, «10.604(ill; oat and vetch, « 114012. Vegetables—Cucumbers, Oregon, 15 20c dozen; artichokes, 90c; tomatoes, 26Ot50c box; cabbage, lc pound; head lettuce, «1 crate; beans, 2J4£4 c pound; green corn, 154420c dozen; garlic, 10 40l 2|c pound; peppers, 4446c; egg plant, 6447c; pumpkins, ljc . Green Fruits — Cantaloupes, 6544 «1.76 crate; peaches, 304o60c box; watermelons, I 44IOC pound; plums, 50c 44«1.25 box; new apples, Astrachans, 75c44« l ; Gravenstein, « 1441.25; pears, «1 44 1.25; grapes, «1 44 1.75 crate; huckleberries, 6 44 7c pound; caaabas, «1.75442 dozen. Potatoes — New, 70 44 80c sack; sweets, 31444c pound. Onion*— 604476c sack. Eggs— Oregon ranch, buying price*; No. 1, 25c dozen; No. 2, 20c; No. 3, 17c. Jobbing price; No. 1, 27c. Poultry — Hens, 13 49 19c pound; springs, 16 44 17c; turkeys, 18@tl9c; ducks, 84412c; geese, 22J4i26e. Butter— City creamery, cubes, ex tras, 27c pound; firsts, 26c; seconds, 24c; prints snd cartons, extra; butter- fat, No. 1, 28c; second grade, 2c less; country creamery cubes, 22J4t26c. Veal— Fancy, 12(i4l 2Jc per pound. Pork— Block, 9ir$10c pound. Hops— 1916 contracts, nominal, 1344 14c pound; 1914 crop, 14c; olds, 1244 13c. Hides — Salted hides, 15Jc pound; salted kip, 16c; salted calf, 18c; green hides, 14c; green kip, 16c, green calf, 18c; dry hides, 26c; dry calf, 27c. Wool—Eastern Oregon, medium, 25 4428Jc; pound; Eastern Oregon, fine, 18<&21 jc ; valley, 264430c; mohair, new clip, 304431c. Caseara bark— Old and new, 4c. Pelts— Dry long wooled pelts, 5|c; dry short-wooled pelts, ll| c ; dry shearlings, each, 10 44 15c; salted shearlings, 1544 25c; dry goat, long hair, 17c; dry goat, shearlings, 1044 20e; salted long-wooled pelts. May, «1 492. Grain bags— In car lots, 7 {c; small lots, Jc more. Cattle — Best steers, «6.50 49 6.75; good, «6 44 6.26; medium, $5.75 @ 6 ; choice cows, «5.25445.35; heifers, «5 @5.85; bulls, $4.50495; stags, «5.50 (46. Hogs — Light, |7.50497.60; heavy, «7.25497.40. Sheep— Wethers, «4.75496; ewes, «3494.50; lambs, $4.75496.25. The large can of K G lasts longer than 25 cents worth of other baking powders but no matter how long it takes the user to get to the bottom the last spoonful is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. K G raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, cakes and pastry you ever ate, and it is guaranteed pure and wholesome. For goodness sake, use K C. u A Strategist. Downtown— Here cornea Blinkers. He's got a new baby, and he'll talk us to death. Upton— Well, here comes a neigh- bor of mine who has a new setter dog. Let's Introduce them and leave them to their fate.— Life. The Sorrow of It. “ Is there no hope about the Jinks' rich old uncle?” "None whatever. The doctor told them this morning he was likely to live for years.”— Baltimore American, Her Thoughts. He— Why so pensive, dear? What are you thinking about? She— I was thinking that If all the yarns husbands give their wives could be; knit up, what a lot of socks and mittens there'd be for the brave sol- diers.— Philadelphia Record. j Maid or Cook. The W ife— Do you know that you have not kissed me for over a week? Absent-minded professor— Eh! Then I wonder who in the world I have been kissing?— Boston Transcript tha food reach** the stomach it It la U subjected ta a recall cliurning movement by the muscular wells or theetomach" — (Se#' Adviser, pegs 46). In the liver, kidneys and skin, the blood is purified o f it* vu te materials— these organa act as human filters, leaving the blood pore and clear—unless liver, digestive tract and kidneys are dogged. Dr. Pierce's Medical D r . Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery ¡3 a stomach, liver and kidney tonic— by assisting the stomach to assimilate, the liver to filter, the kidneys to act—tho poisons are removed, the red blood corpuscles are increased and one feels light, fresh and active instead o f logy, dull and heavy. The "Discovery” stimu lates the stomach, increases action o f heart and arter- les and ia a moGt satisfactory alterative in blood-taint o f any character. The refreshing influence o f this extract o f native medicinal plants has been favorably known for over forty years. Everywhere some neighbor can tell you o f the good it has done. S old by a ll m ed icin e de a le rt in ¡¡q u id o r ta b le t fo rm ; o r te n d SO o n e -ce n t etam pe to Dr. V. M. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. V., a tr ia l b o x w ill be mealed y ea . Couldn't Fool Her. "Where are you telephoning from, dear?” “ From my office, dovey." "No. you are not. 1 can tell the dif ference between the click of a type writer and the click of pool balls.’ — Louisville Courier-Journal. A Big Cut. “ Hello, Smith,“ said Jones. “ Glad to see you out of the hospital again. I hear they cut out your appendix.** “ Yes/* said Smith sadly. “ They did. But that isn’t a circumstance to what they did to my bank account.** Is no more necessary Sanitary Precautions. than S m a l l p o x . Army experience has demonstrated “ Hey, Moike, and phwat do ye t'ink almost miraculous effi of these new sanitary drinkin’ cups?” cacy, and harmlessness, the of Antityphoid Vaccination. “ Sure, Pat. and soon we’ll have to Be vaccinated N O W by your physician, you and spit on our hands wid an e>e drop peur family. It Ls more vital than house insurance. Ask your physician, druggist, or send for “ Have A complex local situation is apt to per!”— Gargoyle. you bad Typhoid/'* telJing of T y p h o id Vaccine* results from use, and danger from Typhoid Carriers, make the Portland wheat market un n c CLTTrt LA BOR A TOBY, BEBftfLEY, CAL. Pioouciaa vaccines • scauas unoca u. s. eov. ljc iks i usually dull. The farmers are showing themselves It Is a fact that the moment resinol totally unwilling to meet in any way A Misreading. the prices offered by exporters. In ointment touches itching skins, the Dr. Fritz Metzler, of the University fact, following telegraph reports that itching stops and healing begins. With of Hetdelburg, said to a heckler ln the aid of resinol soap, it almost al sterling had declined to «4.58, one ways clears away all trace of eczema. the course of a neutrality lecture ln leading firm of exporters announced Summer rashes, pimpies. or similar Denver: "M y good friend, you misread me. that they were not in the market, and, tormenting, unsightly eruption quick moreover, did not expect to be in the ly, leaving the skin clear and healthy. Purposely you misread me, my good And the best of It is you need never friend. You are as bad as the wife near future. who was disgruntled. The grower, generally, is not in hesitate to use resinol soap and resi “ To this wife who was disgruntled clined to take below $1.06, the price nol ointment. Resinol is a doctor's a young bride said, over their after prescription which for twenty years current a week ago, prior to the recent has been used by careful physicians noon coffee and coffee cakes: slump. “ 'I am so sad. Gustav is away on for many kinds of skin affections. "And, if he holds for that price, he They know that Its soothing, healing a business trip. This is the first time is apt never to sell his grain ," re action Is brought about by medica since our marriage that I have been marked one leading shipper. tion so bland and gentle as to be suit, left alone.’ “ ‘Oh. well, don't worry.’ sneered "T h e farmer is confident that grain ed to the most delicate or irritated the other, ‘it won't be the last.' ” will go up," said another. "B u t then skin. Resinol ointment and resinol the farmer fails to consider such little soap are sold by all druggists.— Adv. Reassuring. questions as exchange." Our Boarding House. The opinion seemed general that Motorist— Are you a religious man? “ What's the trouble this morning?” wheat trading locally would be at a “ S-sh! There’s a green waiter on 1 Chauffeur— Yes, sir. Motorist— Familiar with the Bible? standstill for some little time, the duty and a guy who is behind with water rate o f 50 cents by the canal his rent got the star boarder's break-, I’ve kissed it 50 times in court.—» Puck. making it practically impossible for fast.”— Kansas City Journal. local mills to buy wheat here and com The first steam fire engine was pete with flour on Eastern markets. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure Exporters asserted that unless he constipation. Constipation is the cause made in 1829 in London from the had ships which hqgwat compelled to of many diseases. Cure the cause and designs of Ericsson, the Inventor of the Monitor. fill, a buyer would be unlikely to buy you cure the disease. Easy to take. at all, because he might have to face a heavy deficit by the time his 60-day Rather Pathetic. payment bill became due. “ Why do you treasure these old fOR SALE — AUTOMOBILES With the farmers firm for wheat at love letters of your grandmother's?" "I never had any of my own.” sigh «1.06 and over, and buyers coy until the money market is more settled, ed the other girl.— Kansas City Jour there does not appear much chance of nal. heavy sales of Northwest grain. “ I think,” said Mrs. Thompson, 1 "that children ought to stay home Few Apples Yet Unsigned. with their mothers.” And then, as well as the applause I Wenatchee, Wash.— The apple crop would let her, she went right on of the Wenatchee district is now al again.— Washington Star. moet entirely lined up for market— 85 The Right Kind. per cent ia the estimate of one fruit- A S a fe Used Truck to Buy. Agent— Here's a cyclometer I can man. The greater part of the unsigned A R E B U IL T F E D E R A L 1* as good tonnago is in the hail-affected districts. recommend. It is positively accurate; 1 value fo r the m oney as a new truck liy ilt w e mean th at th e truck is entirely The tonnage in other sections has been not at all like some cyclometers, which rebu register two miles, perhaps, when you taken apart, each part exam ined and if n ecessary replaced by a new part made sold for cash or placed as a whole have only ridden one. at the Fed era l factory, the entire truck through a unit of the Growers' League. Young Lady— You haven't any of repain ted and refin ish ed, and everyth in g Prospects are that almost one-fourth of that kind, have you?— Philadelphia n ecessary done to m ake the truck p racti cally as good as new In e v e ry detail. the entire tonnage w ill be sold for Record. W h en you buy a rebu ilt Federal you are p ro tected by the same policy and In cash. Estimates say the tonnage will terest that w e g iv e to all Federal owgers. vary from 4000 to 6000 cars. Approx W e op era te a repair departm ent, in which E l l FISH; CHEAPER THAN M ELT the w orkm en are specialists on Federals, imately 860 cars are under contract. TYPHOID NO DOUBT THAT RESINOL DOES STOP ITCHING Rebuilt Federal Trucks Hop Prospects Favorable. Portland — A cable received by a leading firm of hop exporters indicated that the English crop would be 270,000 cwt., in place of 250,000 cwt., the es timate given a week ago. A t the same time the lice conditions in Oregon are improving, and cables indicate that weather conditions abroad are favor able to a big crop. Hop buyers report that 137,000 cwt. of last year’s Eng lish crop remain unsold, and this is a factor in the market. The Portland stockyards market con tinued firm, although arrivals were light. Sheep receipts were heavy. You now have the opportunity, our supply o f F ederal parts is complete, for the small sum of $1.50, of re and the stock room organisation high ceiving one fresh, choice, juicy class, which Insures the prompt fillin g of SALMON, weighing from 7 to 10 all p arts orders. W e also operate a s erv pounds, delivered to your nearest ice departm ent, which Is open day and express agent free. In every in night, "a lw a y s at your c a ll." The Federal stance we guarantee the fish to ♦ bein g a good truck In the first place and arrive in prime condition, as the protected by a com pany which is equip temperature of a fish, when sur ped and has the disposition to give you rounded with ice, ia the same in s erv ic e — is consequently either cold or warm weather, as A S A F E U S E D T R U C K T O BU T. the express companies keep put I f you are In the m arket for a truck ting new ice on the fish as fast from 11000 to $1400, w e urge you to com as the old ice melts. You need pare used Federals with new trucks at not be afraid of the fish spoiling: sim ilar prices. W e think we can convince it will not spoil, as we absolutely you o f th eir superior value. guarantee it to arrive in good, G E R L IN G E R M O TO R C A R CO * edible condition. There being no K in g and W ash ington Sts. w astc to a fish, one would serve three average sized families nice ly. with fipme to spar«. F. N . U. N o. 38, 1*18 Send check on your local bank, j express or money order. Commence shipping Aug. 15; I place your order immediately. W H E N w riting to advertisers, pleas# COLUMBIA KIVU OIIMXK SALMON CO tioa this paper.____________________ 124 1W4 St. Nrfcat 0r*n. | I