THURSDAY. JUNK 2, lf20.
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CHOP SUEY
, Hint (hit Ti Yourarlf
lly Kilwlii OhkuoU Urovfr
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Soma duy,
Whim you fnnl gay
'And tlilnk you ilxaurve ral
For your valuable rvlcii
1 tll you what to do,
Yuu put tha ho on tha olhitr foot
And blra out to youriflf
for a day or two.
Put your snlf lu your employers
place
And knap tab on tba work you do. ,'
Lot" ana.
You wnra lata thla morning.
Only tn mlnutas?
Tbal'a trua. but whoaa tlma wit It?
You look pay for It,
You can't anil eight houri of tlma.
And knnp part of It
Not unli'ia you give abort mruura!
Than again, how about that customer
You rutibnd tba wrong wayT
Not your funiral. you aay?
Maybe, but you're paid
for building trada.
Not driving It away.
How about that work you bad to do
ovi-r.
You'ro not paid to b rarulcna.
You'ra paid to do work will.
Not twice over.
iiii I oni'o, tbal'a eiiought!
Then do It right.
Tha flral tlma you do It.
That'a what you do
If you work for yourself.
lllio inn then, to a man numd
"You,"
Imaglnn'lta up to you
To meet tha pay-roll.
Thi-u aiw what a dlfffrciifa It makts
In tbn point of view.
Hy. try It oura.
Kor a day or two!
Tha New Sum-ns.
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(Hy Ella Wheel. Wilcox)
There la no chance, no destlnity,
no fate,
Ton circumvent, or hinder, or control
The firm resolve of a determined
oul.
Gift count for little; will alona la
great;
All thlnga glva way before. It toon or
lata.
What obstacles can atay the mighty
force
Of th aa seeking river In Ita course,
Or cause tha aarendlng orb of day
to wall?
Each well born aoul muat win what
It deeerves.
Let the fool prate of Luck; The for
tunate la whoaa earnest purpoae never
swerves,
Whoaa alighteat action or Inaction
serves the one great aim.
Why. even death stands mill
And walta an hour, sometimes, for
sum a win;
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"A commonplace life," we aay and
we algh.
But why ahould we algh aa we aay?
The commonplace aun in the common
place aky
Makea up the commonplace day;
The moon and the atara are com
monplace things.
And tha flower that blooms, and the
bird that alnga;
But dark were the world, and aad
our lot,
If the flower ahould full and the
aun all I ne not.'
And Cod. who studies each separate
aoul.
Out of commonplace lives makes hla
beautiful whole.
Susan Coollilge.
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FRIDAY AM) S.Tl'Ri).Y
LYRIC
THEATER
TIs shown In Life's puzxles and
sorrowings.
'TIs taught by remorse with Its sec
rete stings,
That be who grief to another bring.
In hla luru, one day muat weep,
From lha paal doth the present
eternally spring.
You may now what you will, but
to-morrow will bring
You the barveal, to show you the
manner of thing
la the aeed you have cboaan to aowt
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Causa and effect Is as abaoluia
and undevlatlng In tha hidden realm
of thought aa In the world of visible
and material thing. Mind la the
master weaver, botb of the Inner
garment of character and the outer
garment of clrcumatauce.
James Allen.
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A Vslt-down method" won't do a
minute In this age of aggreaalveneas.
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The days come like veiled and muf
fled figures beurlna sifts, but if we
do not like the gifts, they allently
carry mum away. Emeraon
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Tim ltrl Salesman
One who haa a ateady eye, a steady
nerve, a ateady tongue and ateady
halilta.
One who underatanda men and
who can make men understand blm.
One who turn up with a am lie
and still smiles If he Is turned down.
One who strives to out-thlnk the
buyer rather than out-talk him.
One who la ailent when he has no
thing to say and alao when the buyer
haa aomethlng to say.
One who takes a firm interest In
hla firm's Interest.
One who keeps his word, his tem
per, and hla friend.
One who wins reaped by being
respectable and reapectful.
One who can be courteous in the
face of dlscourteay.
Ono who baa self-confidence but
does not ahow It.
One who Is loved by his fellowmon
The Salt Seller.
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Trim religion Is the life we live,
not the creed we profeaa; and some
day will be recognized by quality and
Humility, and not by brand.
J. V. Wright,
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Come, Cheer I'pt
Come, cheer up. my moody friend,
What's the una of whining?
What'e the good of moping round,
Sighing and repining?
See, the aky Is bright and blue,
See, the sun la shining!
Let the sunshine In on you,
On your heart and spirit too.
Let It bid you dare, and do
What's the good of whining?
Come, cheer up,
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Life's Mirror
There are loyal hearts, there are
aplrlts brave,
There are souls that are pura and
true;
Then give to the world the beat you
have.
And the best will come back to
; you.
Give love, and love to your heart will
flow,
A strength In your utmost need,
Have faith and a acore of hearts will
thow
Their faith In your word and deed.
For life Is the mirror of king and
slave,
Tia just what you are and do;
Then give to the world the best you
have.
And the beBt will come back to you.
Madeline Bridges.
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I never seen a night
So dark there wasn't light
Somewhere' about, if I took care
To strike a mutch and find out
whore.
John Kendrlck Bungs.
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Out FUhlii'
A feller Isn't thlnkln' mean,
Out Fishin';
His thoughts are mostly good an'
clean,
Out Fishln';
He doesn't, knock his fellow men,
Or harbor any grudges then;
A feller's at his finest when -Out
Fishin';
The rich are comrade to the poor.
Out Fishin';
All brothers of a common lure,
Out Fishin';
The urchin' with a pin an' string
Can chum with millionaire and King I
Vain pride is a forgotten thing
Out Fishin';
A feller gets a chance to dream,
Out Pishln';
Ho learns tho beauties of the stream,
Out FiBhln';
ffSsssgSifpjixQnrn tttttt ninTm nriiiiiijiniiiiiiiiTiii
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No Taxes on Improvements
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Last Big Block of the Canadian Pacific
Reserved Farm Lands .
THIS nnminRM the offprint of the liuit big block of the Cmnedien PaHfle RtT1 Frtrm
l.iindH. Until- thw block is dinnoruid or, von can sueur- lit low coat a farm home in
Weatfrn Cunndn Hint will make you rich find independent. The country in lilcal for
nixed frm inn an writ m Brain prrowmic. i.ator, the amine liintlaunn bo LmuKlit only fnitn
ErivHte owners and naturally, orktra will b fawner. Never twain on Uia North American
outwent will farm luotla do offered at prieu au low.
Your Last Big Opportunity
Thin block contain! both fertile open
Dralrte wd park Innrta tn the Lloyd;
Dimmer and llattloford Dlatriete of
Central Alberta and Saskatchewan.
You ran buy farm lanrie on the rich
rafrl.-a of Mnnltuna, KaaxftTcnew&n
and Alberta at uric avuraRlnir about 18 Ml
ere Or Innd fn Bouthrrn Albert a under
an irrl nation aystcm of unimliug water
from I0O n wr P-
20 Years to Earn and to Pay
Tha Canadian i'aeifie onr you thia land
Under l'lnn of long turm. eaay payment
. th:tt fa remarkable In the hlatorv of farm in
veatintmta. You pay down lO'jfi. In"?.)'0'
have no payment on the prlnrfpal until th
and of the fourth yeBr, then flf teen annual
fmymenta. Interest in (PA. In Centra) Has
fcatchewan, H-auar Whoelfr grew the world a
prlte whunt, World'i priie oaUwere grow a
ftl jJoydmliuKir.
Lands Under Irrigation
In Southern Albrrta. the Canadian Pawlm
Kuilwny haa devclopifd tholarunat indlviar.nl
Irriuation utwlortukinff on the Amtricun
Continent, '1'lita divtriet conUlna Mtna of
the beat Innda in Cnnrnla. An onfailiriif
aucply of wntir ii admlnlaterod unilor tha
Canadian Government. Frleea rantre from
K0 an acre up, on the aamc oaBypaymont 1
torn. fH Innn fn imurowmenu. Twen
y year to pay back.
Ther'a a email tai on tlte land- ael
dom more thun 20r an acre for all pur
poses out there are no tuiea on your -live
atock. buildinir), Imurovementa.
Imnlementa or personal I'tTt-cU. Good
marat'ta, mnnorn evnuuia, rwtas,
eHorrhee, amusementa, make farm lifn de
alrableund attractive. Uon you can actiieva "
Independence.
No Sale Without Investigation
The Canadian Pacifle wilt not eell you a farm
until yuu have Inspected it. You muat be
antiatled and efery question answered be
fore Ukinu up your home. Inteilination fa
Invited and made easy. Thla announcement
calla attention to tha last great block of
Canadian PaciQe Reserved Farm Lands,
Special Rates for Homescekers
and Full Information
Vpse'al mil war rates for humaieaknra aiske la
tprrllunasay. Seat) nui fur fro Illustrated nam-
Shlcts answeHns all jiillnna and artUii f i rth
Muraa ahoiil land vttluaa. i'rnag ytel.la, cltmatf,
oyMluoibus, uUj. lAi iit dvlaty write IXlUaz
OCIICM'O REALTY CO.
Local Agents
433 Main St. Priueville, Ore.
tor til bromaUoo UhhiI Cmto. Mkttud. P. t
TALK TO t'S ABOt'T THOHE WOND KBrXX CANAUIAX PACIFIC LANDS WE ARE THE LOCAL AGE5T9.
Our Best Farms This Week
....811 A( RKM THKKK TUH)M BfXGAU), AXI) X-KSHARY OlTBnLI
I.MOM, OH A KKM IS UHKAT. HALA.VCK RVK A1I POTATOKH. HPLKV.
niMOARUK.V. ALL KVI'IPMEMT GOKN WITH THIS PLACE. EIGHT
MILKS KIMM PRIN'EVILLE. OH HpLKMMU KOAO. A GOING RANCH
AT A PRICK TO MOVE (jflt K. IT LAYS W.E. A VD EVERY INCH OF
IT RKCKIVKH IRRIGATING WATKR. IP YOU WANT A SNAP. GRAB
THIS AT ONCE. PRICE, 05 PER ACRE, PART CASH.
Don't Overlook This One
100 ACRE RANCH, THREE MILES FROM PRI NEVILLE, ON BEST OP
ROAlm, ALL UNDER THE DITCH AND CLEARED, THIS PLACE HAS
THRKETAKK-OCTS. LIES REST UNDER PROJECT. TO BE SACRIFI
CED AT SSO PER ACRE. S1.7S0 CASH, BALANCE TO SLIT. YOU WILL
HAVE TO HURRY, AS THIS PLACE WILL GO QUICK.
Our Best Home This Week
FIVE ROOM BUNGALO. HEAVY CEMENT FOUNDATIONS, SIX FULL
LOTS, WITH SHADE TREKS SET OUT AND GROWING. IF YOU ARE
MHIKING FOR A NICE, MODEST HOME, THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.
THE PRICE HAS BEEN IX) W FRED FOR QUICK SALE. $2,750. $2
100 CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT. ACT QUICK.
IF YOU WANT A HOME, HERE I 8 THE GROUND TO BUILD IT OS.
HE SCHOOL. PERFECTLY LEVEL.
X PRI NEVILLE MORR DPiilRlm v
ACTIVE FIGURE AS THESE LOTS
F DKSIRED ON PART Off M Bi u
E PRICE IS TO BE ADVANCED IN
ORDERS.
1-OT 00 x 122 FEET, CLOSE TO T
THERE IS NO RESIDENCE LOTS I
IOTATKD NOR AT SUCH AN ATTR
AM) WE CAN ARRANGE TERMS I
ASK PRICE. SKE US QUICK AS TH
80 DAYS TIUS IS THE OWNERS
IF YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR
HOUSE, LIST IT WITH TUB OCHO
CO REALTY OO.
IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET,
THE OCHOCO REALTY CO., CAN
FILL THEM FOR YOU. 433 MAIN
STREET.
HOUSES FOB SALE
We bate a list of fine modern
homes for sale If yon are looking
for a home come to the Ochoco Realty
Co.
Timbeir Waited!
WE WANT 100 TIMBER CLAIMS, IN OR OUT OF THE GOVERNMENT
RESERVE WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO DESIRES 600,000,000 FEET
OF GOOD PINK, MUST BE PRICED RIGHT AND SITUATED SO AS IT
COULD BE POOLED WITH OTHER TIMBER CLAIMS RUNNING
000,000 FEET OR MORE PREFER ED GIVE FULL PARTICULARS
AND LOCATION IX FIRST LETTER OR CALL AT OUR OFFICE, 433
MAIN STREET. PHONE 611.
433 Main St.
If you have anything to sell, we can turn it If ycu want erjlfcirg, v.e cen get it for less
BARGAIN COUNTER
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SWAP COLUMN
1000 ACRES THREE HOUSES
ON THE PLACE AS WELL AS
OTHER NECESSARY BUILDINGS
ALL WIRE FENCED, 160 OCRES
Sl'MMKRF ALLOW, 40 ACRES IN
CROP, 1 1-2 ACRES IN SPUDS.
WILL RENT FOR THREE YEARS
FOR CASH OR WILL TAKE
AUTO. POSSESSION GIVEN AT
ONCE. THIS IS A SPLENDID
OPENING FOR THE RIGHT
PARTY. IF NECESSARY WILL
TAKE YOUNG CATTLE No. 03
HARLEY-DAVTDSON THIN CYLIN
DER MOTORCYCLE, SINGLE
SPEED, IN FIRST CLASS RUN
NING CONDITION, TIRES IN
FIRST CLASS SHAPE IF TAKEN
BEFORE SUNDAY, JUNE 20, IT
CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $60. YOU
HAD BETTER HURRY
WE HAD A ROLL TOP DESK TO
OFFER FOR SALE THIS WEEK.
BUT SOLI) IT BEFORE WE HAD
A CHANCE TO ADVERTISE IT.
BETTER GET THAT ..MOTOR
CYCLE WHILE YOU HAVE A
CHANCE.
THE
OCHOCO
REALTY
CO.
OF PRINEVILLE
We sell the earth from a toara
lot to a township
WILL TRADE Good buggy an4
double harness, also gentle drlT
ing horse, what hare yon?
IRRIGATED 40 acre tract, close In.
to trade for city property.
FULL Blood Shire Stallion, regis
tered, 8 years old, weighs 18-100
pounds, will sell or trade. Reg. by
Albert Moore & Son.
Piano Player, Just like new, with
almost 30 music rolls, aell or trade
4 Head of yonng catUe and one
darn good milch cow. It Interest
ed, see us.
ONE Good seven room modern
house to trade for cattle.
ONE Fine residence In Eugene for
Prineville property see us at once
about this.
FOR SALE One Buick 6, model D
46, Spassenger, first class shape,
cant be beat for a bargain, cheap.
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An' he can wash his soul in air
That Isn't foul with selfish care,
Au' relish plain an' simple tare
Out Fishin";
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To take things as they be,
Thet's my philosophy.
No use to holler, mope or cuss;
If they was changed they might be
wuss.
' If rain la pourin' down,
An' lightnln' 'a buzzln roun',
I alnt dredln we'll be hit
But grin thet I aint out In it.
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A hog ought not to be blamed for
being a hog, but a man ought.
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Not His Job
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I'm not supposed to do that, said he,
When an extra task he chanced to
"That's not my job and it's not my
care,
So I'll pass it by and leave it there."
And the boss who gave him his
weekly pay.
Lost more than his wages on him .
that day.
"I'm not supposed to do that," eaid
he,
"That duty belongs to Jim or Fred."
So a little task that was in the way
That he could have handled without
delay,
Was left unfinished; the way was
paved
For a heavy loss that he could have
saved.
And the time went on and he kept
his place,
But he never altered his easy pace,
And folks remarked on how well he
knew,
The line of tasks he was supposed to
do;
But never once was he known to turn
His hands to things not of his concern.
But there in his foolish rut he staid
And for all he did he was fairly paid
He never was worth a dollar more,
Than he got for his toil when the
week was o'er;
For ha knew too well when hia work
was through
He had done all he was hired to do.
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If you want to grow in this world,
young man,
You must do every day all the work
you can; ,
It you find a task, though it'a not
your bit,
And it ahould be done, take care of it
And you'll never conquer or rise if
you
Do only the things you're supposed
to do. .
Detroit Free Press,
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Not everyone that succeeds is a
success. A man may make a million
and still be a failure.
Thinking
If you think you are beaten, you are.
If you think you dare not, you don't
If you'd like to win, but think you
can't
It's almost a cinch you won't.
If you think you'll lose, you're lost.
For out in the world, we find
Success begins with a fellows will.
It's all in the state of mind.
If you think you're outclassed, you.
are;
You've got to think high to rise, ,
You've got to be sure of yourself '
before
You can ever win a prize. ' :
Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or taster man;
But soon or late the man who wins.
Is the man who thinks he can.
Walter D. Whintle.
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Lots of people make a good living
who make a poor life.