Crook County journal., July 15, 1920, Page Page 7, Image 7

TIIUWDAT, JIXY IB, 1090.
mnOK fOl'NTY JOURNAl.
MRS. C00LI0GE
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WHO is the "purchasing agent" of $oir
family? We'll wa-r.r the "hdy of the
house" docs most of the buying. Is she de
ciding on Oregon-made products and help
ing to make Oregon a better place in which
to live?
The long and varied list of quality articles
made in Oregon includes aimot everything
one needs.
Lumber
Lath
Shingles
Lime
Plaster
Cement
For Instance
For tie larder
CANNED FRUITS
CANNED
VEGETABLES
con EK
CIIKKSR
FLAVOIUMJ
EXTRACTS
CATSfP
BAKING POWDr.Jl
CANNED FISH
PREPARED MEATS
lines
hi the clutbir.
there ure
BATHING SUITS
S'.l-.PEN'Di'r.S
LAD!' S WAISTS
Ll.NU'.TS
OVERCOATS
MACKINAW'S
SHOES
OVERALLS
HATS AND CAPS
NECKWEAR
SHIRTi
GLOW.?
BUY ORKGON PRODUCTS
Associated Industries of Oregon
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Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of Gov
ernor Coolidga, tha Republican candi
date for vie arcaident
And then there art
SOAP
BROOMS
STOVES
FURNITURE
P RUSHES
PHONOGRAPHS
TOVS
REFRIGERATOR.
TRUNKS
SUITCASES
TENTS
AD INFINITUM
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rmcKKM, tvbucts, decks,
GKKHK, DOG. DDES, BUTTER,
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Established 101
100 Front 8b Portland, Ore.
OHiiSO COLD
Are the thirst quenchor which I
keep ready for suffering humanity.
If you can't think of anything to
quench that thirst, come In and let
ui do the thinking for you.
This Hot Weather
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Jolin J. Price, 207-11 Main St.
Agency Oregonlan
Arrphlbioua Crayfish.
ThecrnyllKh usually lives an aquatic
life. Rome nf those found In Australia
however, have forsaki-n the water and
excavate burrows. The tunnel lead
ing to the heart of the burrow I free
from water, but It la always present
In the chambers at the end where the
crayfish Uvea.
GERMAN'S AGREE TO
REDUCEARMAMENT
Spa, Belgium. Germany's delegates
slgnsd an engagement accepting the
terms of the allied note relative to
disarmament This action was taken
under protest by the German repre
sentatives.
The allied note demanded that the
Germans accept the terms presents,
and stipulated that If the Germans
failed to carry out the provisions of the
demands, allied forces would occupy
parts of Germany.
The Germans protested that the
Versailles treaty did not oblige them
to acquiesce 1 further territorial oc
cupations except for failure to fulfill
tha treaty terms regarding reparations.
Decision to arbitrate the question of
German coal deliveries was reached by
the conference, thereby avoiding the
threatened crisis arising from Ger
many's refusal to meet the allied de
mands for fuel.
EVERYTHING IN
THE BUILDING LINE
Yours For Service
Arbor Day.
Arbor day wns originated by J. Ster
ling Morion In Nebraska, .Tnnunry 4,
WJ. Thi day wn first observed In
Missouri In 1HS0 when the legislature
passed a Inw fixing the first Friday
after the first Tuesday In April as a
day when trees should be planted. In
many of (he schools In the country
the day Is observed
Grease Spots.
When (muse Is spilled on a hard
wood floor It enn he hardened and
scraped off If cold water Is pnnm! on.
If It Is not detected Immediately, cover
the grease apot with starch or povv-
' dered chalk, which will absorb most of
the grease. It can then he washed off
I with hot soapsuds.
ARMY HARVESTING GRAIN
100,000 Farm Hands Assault Fields in
Hugs Drive.
Washington. A land army of 100,
000 farm hands recruited and organis
ed by the department of agriculture is
moving northward across the western
wheat belt harvesting the nation's
grain crop in better time than in many
years, according to reports to the de
partment.
Attracted by wage of IT for a ten-
hour day, thousands of worker from
Atlantio an Allegheny region have
gone west of the Mississippi river to
Join the harvest drive, according U
department officials.
horses Inhale 8moke.
Horses Knported Into Argentina are
taught to avoid a poisonous weed that
the native animals shun naturally by
forcing them to Inhale smoke from
burning piece of the weed.
Lack Library Srrvlce.
There are In the United States, It
Is said. 80,000.000 persons who have
limited or no library service.
Vsrdt.
Be gave poetry to bnmao life and
lifted It from sordid ways to bopefofe
ness and enthusiasm, and the people
rose to their leader. His first opera
were Introduced with difficulty, which
all beginners experience; bat the Ital
ian ear. long trained In musical eoos
positloo, and with Inherited tastt)
from of old. accepted Verdi as mas
ter When once known he waa there
after loved. James D. Chelan.
The Journal does Modern
Printing on Short Notice
Comparison of Esrth snd Moon.
The surface of the earth Is esti
mated at 197,108,580 square miles,
while that of the moon Is placed at
14,68."i,000 square miles. The mass of
the earth Is approximately 258,000,000
cubic miles, while the volume of the
moon Is about one-forty-ninth as great.
$100 REWARD
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A reward of $100.00 will be paid f cr the arrest and conviction or tor
Information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or
person using dynamite or other explosives In the lake and stream ot
the atate ot Oregon tor the purpose of taking fish.
Dated tblaj 80th day ot June, 1920.
, ' S ' STATE GAME COMMISSION ,
By A. E. Burgduff, State Game Warden.
$50 REWARD-
A reward of $50.00 will be paid tor the arrest and conviction, or any
Information leading to tha arrest and conviction, ot any person or per
sons' spearing fish In the lake or streams ot the state of Oregon.
Dated thl Ind day of July, 1920. , ' " "
STATE GAME COMMISSION.
H. D. McDonald, District Game Warden. .
A Classified Ad Brings Quick Results
Dictionaries.
Dictionaries are like watches, wrote
JohnBtin. The worst Is better than
none, and the best cannot be expected
to go quite true.
The Victim's Pelt
For our part, whenever we e a
woman with $1,000 worth of fur on
we wonder who her husband skinned.
Dallas News.
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Making Sure.
A story I told of a fanner who was
having trouble with his horse. It
would start, walk about 20 yards or
so, then stop for a few seconds and
start again, only to repeat the per
formance. After watching this exhibi
tion for some time a friend overtook
the farmer during one of the horse's
long waits. "What's the matter with
the horsef he asked. "Is It lamer
'Not as I knows of," answered the
farmer very crossly, "but he' so
dashed feared I'll say 'whoa' and he
won't hear me, so he stops every now
and then to listen." The Tatler.
"Schopenhauer's Bible."
The "Oupnek-hat" Is a Latin trans
lation of the "Upanlshads," made by
Anquetll-Duperron, from Persian ver
sion of the Sanscrit original, which
was published at Strassburg, In two
volumes quarto, . 1801-1802, under the
title "Oupnek'hat, Id est, Secretum Le
gendum." It consists of a group of
treatises, expounding a general sys
tem of mystical pantheism, which
arose as a development of the more
theosophlc element In the Vedas, It
Is believed that tWs Influenced Schop
enhauer not a little In his writings.
Car Shortage May Close Steel Plants.
Washington. Suspension of work
many steel plants, throwing thousands
ot workmen out of employment. Is
threatened because .of car shortage,
the Interstate commerce commission
was told by J. F. Townsead, represent
ing more than a score of steel manu
facturers In Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Empress Eugenie, 94 Years Old, Dies.
Madrid. The ex-Empress Eugenie
ot Trance died here. Empress Eugenie
had long suffered from opthalmia and'
had been operated on tor cataract.
Full Imperial honors were accorded at
her funeral. She was 94 years old.
Senator New Haada Speaker' Bureau
. Chicago. Republican uatlonal head
quarters has announced that Senator
Harry S. New ot Indiana will head the
republican campaign speakers' bureau.
White Elephant
Isn't It a pity thut a man never can
dispose of his motor experience for a
much as it cost him I
THE MARKETS
x Portland.
Oat No. $ white feed, $67 per ton.
Corn Whole, $80 81; cracked, $82
ost.
Hay Willamette valley timothy,
34 per ton; alfalfa, $2626.50. ,
Potatoes Oregons, new, 7V48 lb.;
Gesss, 8c t. o. b. station.
Butter Fat 58c.
Eggs Ranch, 88c per dosen.
Poaltry Hens, 1825c.
Cattle Best steers, $10010.10;
good to choice, $9.26 QUO; medium to
good, $8.509.25.
Hogs Prime mixed, $15.60016;
medium mixed,' $14.7515.60; pigs,
$11.75013.75.
Sheep Lambs $10(3)10.50; yearlings
$6.507.50. - '"
- Seattle.
Hay Eastern Washington timothy.
47 per ton; alfalfa, $4. '
Potatoes Yakima Gems, flit per
ion.
Butter Fat 6860o.
Eggs Ranch, S844c. .
Hogs Prime, $15.76016.25; medium
o choice, $14.50016.76; pig, $11013.
Poultry Hens, dressed, heavy, 38c;
ight, dressed, 30c; live, 23 031a.
Cattle Best steers, $10.50011; we
Hum to choice,, $9010. .
"You Can Depend on This
says the Good Judge
Real Tobacco for
real satisfaction.
The full rich
tasts of the Real Tobacco
Chew lasts so long that
you don't need a fresh
chew so often. That's
why it costs you less to
use this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
Your Money
BUT8
100 PER CENT VALUES
If you trade with us. Ton pay for no
clerk hire or city tax. We have none.
Tour cost is the lowest wholesale
price plus our small per cent profit
Our Interest are mutual.
HOMER NORTON
Post, ..... Oregon
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Not even
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blackening. They !
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need merely to be
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