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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, MAY 24. 1912.
V
I DON
T INT
THE SINGLE 1
Ma KELMHOFER 8AYS IT 13 THE
RICH MAI'S PROPOSITION.
GOES AFTER MR. E6GLEST0N.
people to protect any and all hu-ly has a low opinion of our inlet- TWILIGHT,
man creatures from any harm lectual capacity. Oregon hasl
whatever through others, and tonade wonderful advances in the! Mrs. Olds is entertaining
also protect meir legitimate in. ecompiisnmeni 01 governmental iriends from .ebraska and Kelso,
terests. On the other hand it is jaehievmerit. The power of the Washingto i.
a social ooogauon maoe com-,peopie 01 Oregon 10 control vy miss uertna Billiard nas re-
pulsory by taws that each and tean or reform laws, passed by .turned home after an extended vi
every one shall contribute tow-i the votes of the ordinary class of sit with Portland friends.
ard the maintainance of this gov. people principally, is as great or A largely increased acreage of
ernrnent according to the value or greater thaa in any state of the potatoes has been planted in
their possessions. - , Union, and the minute those laws this district.
A man 01 weaun requires more i were urawn up amj presented to j Jir. uoaos, senior and junior,
And Asks Him to Explain Some of
the Conflicting Statements.
Oregon City, May 13.
Editor Courier:
I gincere'v regret that through
accident the article written in re
ply to Mr. Esgleston's statements
was mislaid and lost, and consid
ering the limited lime I have at
rny disposal, it is impossible for
rne to cover the details of his
statements as completely as I had
done in the letter that was lost.
However I will try to make a few
remarks, and try to show Mr.hg-
gleslon in what points he erred
in very short form, and I trust
Mr. Eggleston will excuse me for
not being more explicit as I was
in the article that was lost.
In the fir place Mr. Eggleston
says that I am making a poor
guess in saying that the person
al property of the farmers, com
pared with the vast amount of
wealth of the cities and corpora
lions was not worth while men
tioning.
I say it is not a guess but a
fact and living right on a farm
and among farmers, I ought to
know what 1 am talking about
Neither need you worry, Mr. E
gleslon, that I forget to include
farmers' livestock, .implements,
household lurniture, etc. the
latter which you would no doubt
oftimes not have as a gift
Then Mr. Eggleston starts out to
define what constitutes the pro
duct of labor, which certainly is
a sorry-looking attempt.
Now I have not the time to
quote Mr Eggleston'H 'state
merits on this point, and the rea
der may refer to the Courier of
May 3d if they do riot remember
how lie explained what consti
tuted the product of man's labor,
and compare it with the explan
ation I shall heheby give, and
judge for himself which side is
the most reasonable
I agree with Mr. Eggleston
that land as such is not the pro
duel of man s labor, but I say that
it becomes the product of his la
bor the instant he pays for it, the
compensation he received for la
bor performed through his own
mental or physical exertion. As
I slated before if a person saves
$1,000 out of the proceeds of his
labor and uuys an unimproved
piece of land, then it necessarily
follows that this unimproved
land is the product of his labor,
Mr. Eggleston's statement to the
contrary notwithstanding. If,
for instant these $1,000 had
been given to me as a present or
otherwise, arid I did not have to
perforin any labor for it whalev
er, then of course I would buy
nothing of which I could say that
it is the prouuet of of my labor
jvir. I'.ggieston says mat it is
not the land but, only the Im
provements on the land which
can be the products of man's la
bor. Now I .mn show Mr. Eggles
ton that Hie improvements on a
Kino's innd nay not be the prod.
ii 1 or his labor. Supposing thai
a iimii tin ill a hinie, barn, sheds,
chicken house, stables, etc., and
. n fo I, is I rid cleared tip and p.t
i"' -l"r cultivation nnd has a'l
this vork .lone I v laborers, and
paid thorn with money that he be
ct'nii' possessed i oilier than by
working for himself, Ihan nil
tho improvements on this land nre
impossible as the products of
his labor, yet Ihe single taxers
unconditionally insist thai these
Improvements which may NOT
be the products of man's labor
must bo exempt from taxation,
whilo nn unimproved piece of
land which MAY bo Ihe product of
n person's labor, by .reason of bis
exchanging bis hard work for it,
must by nil means be tho only
menus to draw revenue lo main
tain our government.
Is this right nnd fair?
Next Mr. Eggleston niisquoles
me ny saying I hat I made the
supposition of gelling rich by
running an automobile instead of
buying n farm, when as a mailer
of fact I said that I may make
more money wilh tho automobile
than I would wilh my unimproved
farm, which, by the way, would
not be a very dilllcult thing to do
and yet I would not have a single
cent of taxes to pay under single
lax, as personal property is ex
empt, regiu'dless of Hie fact of
whether it s tho product or ones
labor or 'int. Mr. Eggleston
thinks I would have lo keep my
automobile in an aeroplane to gel
out of paying taxes in Ihe form of
rent, lint what would rent of
Innd 0x8 feet amount to, especially
when the owner of the bind is
promised a reduction of his taxes
by single tnxers?. Don't tell me,
Mr. Eggleston. Unit this must be
land worth $25 a square foot.
Not just knowing bow to get ar
ound the justice nnd fairness of
rny remark in regard to personal
protection, Mr. Eggleston would
have mo to make a run down to
California with my
where I nmy be held up in the
"wilds of San Francisco" nnd asks
what right I had lo get protection
thoro, while I pay taxes only in
Oregon, if taxes are for the pur
pose of personal protection.
It seems hardly necessary lo
make any commenf on this, but
for Ihe benefit of Mr. Eggleston
I will say that it is the social ob
ligation of any government as a,
protection than a man of small j the people, we all clamored for
means, and therefore should pay j (hem and passed them overwbel
rnore taxes. For instance youjmingly. If the ordinary class of
take a facte ry that employs 500: people, and principally the farm
men. There are every day chancers, are too foolish to compre
ces that these 500 men may go on 'hend the benefits of the single lax
a strike and threaten to demolish !sys(em why were we not too fool
the factory, whereupon the gov-jish to comprehend the ben.
eminent is under obligations to: tits we wvuld obtain through
even send out the militia if nee-; I hose great laws of di
ssary, to protect the interests ofjrecl primary, initiative and j-ef-the
factory, while the chances toierendum, recall, etc.,. They have
protect the poor man's interests j Ihe single lax system up in
are very small, and therefore he jI5riti.li Columbia. Single lasers
is not requi'ed to pay as much, j will admit that Seattle is a
California is a part of a gov- j neighbor and has every opportun
ernrnenl into which money is paidjity to obse'-ve the working of the
from Oregon, and thence is under jsystem. I hey will also admit the
obligations to protect Oregonians j people of Seattle ar e as wise as
as well as others, yet even if it; people elsewhere, and that the
was not a part it would be corn-(people of Oregon are as wise as
pelled to d) the same thing thru Seattle. They will also admit
an international mutual under-jthat the people of Seattle over-
standing to protect foreigners iwhelmingly defeated single tax in
vaulo got mixed up with Henry
(Scheer's spring wagon on the
south end hill road Saturday re
sulting in considerable damage to
the latter vehicle.
It is the opinion of the writer
that autos traversing this par
Ocular thoroughfare, are often
times not under proper control
and it is but a matter of time, un
til serious consequences result.
Both growing grain and the
berry crop has been greatly bene
fitted by recent rains. In fact
ranch conditions could not . be
more promising.
and their interests within its
boundaries.
Mr. Eggleston's remarks in this
regard seern exceedingly ridicu
lous to me, and his saying that if
taxes are for personal protection
then the costs of prosecuting the
robbers wouid have to be charged
up to the victim who was robbed,
sounds like if a man had his
house insured and it burns up
then the man who owns the house
would have to pay Ihe insurance
ridiculous, is it not?
The whole tone of Mr. Eggles
ton's article is like a lawyer
searching for arguments, in de
pending on an "impossible case."
However I shall give Mr. Eggles
ton another chance to explain
some things about single tax that
I cannot understand.
You say that land is not taxed,
but only the community value of
land is what you propose to tax.
And again you claim that it is not
right to tax he product of man's
labor. Very well, then. For ar
gument's sake let us look this up
from the single tax point of view
Suppose then that a dozen of
us farmers lake to the somewhat
scantily inhabited sections ofClac
karnas county, where the com
munity value of land is, let us
say, $10 an acre. We each buy
80 acres or more and start in to
build homes, barns, fences, clear
land, make roads, school houses,
churches, etc.. The land being
worth $10 an acre is assessed at
that (igure throughout. Now
there are others who own land
amoungst U3 farmers who do not
improve their land and hold for
speculation purposes, and whose
land is also assessed at the same
(Igure. Now a year or two after
wards the assessor comes out
and in enquiring about the value
of land comes to the conclusion
that the community value of thai
land is now S25 per acre. He says I
' Say, Mr. Speculator, the value of
your land has been increased $25
per acre." Very well and good.
Next he comes to one of us and
says the community value of this
land is now $25 per acre and will
have to be assessed for that sum.
We say "now look here, Mr. did
you not tell us that the product
of our labor would not be taxed?"
Are not these improvements the
products of our Tabor? What
created the increase in the com
munity value of this land if not
our improvements and labor?"
Are you single taxers not taxing
labor by increasing tho taxes on
the increased value of land due to
tho improvements nnd labor done
on it? You will say this is true,
but tho speculator will havo to
pay as much as you who did the
improving. This is well nnd
good, but don't tell us then thai
you are not going lo tax Ihe pro
duct of our labor. Furthermore
the present system provides for
the increased assessment of land
which has been increased by the
population and improvements of
Ihe community, nnd if this is not
lone in some rases it is not the
fault of the system so much ns il
is the metli id employed to get at
orrect valuations of all oronerlv.
hut, which would, however, bn ns
intricate under the single lax as
under the present system.
Now there is another point in
which the single tax system is in
consistent. This is simply a
matter of right or wrong. Is it
right to tax personal property,
which you say is the product of
iniior, or is it wrong? You say it
is wrong to lax personal properly
nnd that it should be exempt from
taxation. And again you fellows
tell us that personal property
DOES pay taxes in tho form of
rent. Now if it is not right for
personal pnperty to have to pnv
taxes, it is also not right for it to
pay taxes in the form of rent. If
on Ihe other hand it is right for
personal properly to imv its shit"'
of the taxes, then tell mo whv i.i
tho world you nre dodging around
trying to tell people that it pays
taxes, too, only in the form of
rent?. Why not. come rhrbt o.O
lircct nnd cull it "tax" ns ii
should bo called? Why go around
tho stump on the side of the road
instead of walking right past it?
Everyone in the world knows
the dilTerence between the words
rent and "lax" and those who
automobile, do not protend to know it had bet
ter look in Webster's dictionary
nnd read it often enough lo com
mit it to memory.
Mr. Eggleston wrote in a former
article that the best, argument for
single tax is the fact that corpor
ations and nionied interests nre
opposed to it. Now if flr,
glesum tlnnks we tanners
such lunatics
their last election, and they will
also admit that Oregon and prin
cipally Clackamas county will do
just the same thing when elec
tion comes round. If they don't
admit Ihe latter they must be
from Missouri, and we will show
them. Any bill that has the
stamp of personal property ex
emption in whatever form, mod
ified or not. will lind its Waterloo
next November, as the time is
passed when the farmers of this
county can be bulldozed by the
money power.
There is only one advantage
that the single taxers have over
us farmers, and that is that we
cannot afford to hire men to op-
NEWSPAPER ROT.
EAGLE CREEK.
dined with Canby relatives last
Sunday.
Tom Kelland and Miss Bertha
Bullard spent the past Sabbath
with the former's brother, east
of New Era.
In excess of. 1.000 cords of
wood will be marketed from this
vicinity during the summer and
early fall months.
Supervisor Fine is rushing the
public road improvement in th:s
neighborhood and the impression
is that we are receiving value for
expenditures made under his di
rection. "Hans Yon Smash," a German
playlet, occupied tiie boards a.
our amusement resort last SaU:r.
day evening. Mr. George ;.a
zelle and Carl Schmiedecke por
trayed the leading roles, at y
supported by Mrs. Schmiedee!-
Misses Marie Harvey and V.m.i
Camp. M. J. Lazelle and Bert I.
Harvey. They wereg reeleri h
quite an appreciate audience, i ..
eluding a number of our M
Pleasant friends.
The prune crop in this co,.--munity,
is a complete failure, but
all other varieties of fruit tre'was made by George C. Brownell.
more promising at this season of There were a few games with
they ear than usual. which the people could amuse
An Austrian engaged in clear- themselves if they wished, also a
ing land for G. M. Lazelle, di- jar of beans for each one to guess
appeared between days, leai:-2 the number it contained. Mrs.
several unsatisfied accounts wilh Marie Gibson guessing nearest to
some of our citizens. the number received the ladies'
A change in name for this com- prize and Asa Thomas the gen
munity has been suggested by tieman's prize.
our community club and that f Mr.andMrs. Ed. Douglass made
"Rose Lawn" was almost unani- a trip to Portland one day last
The recent rain has made the
fanners happy.
Gus Burnett, the road super
visor has been doing some worrk
on the highways recently
R. B. Gibson was an Estacada
visitor last Friday
George Sawtell was the guesl of
Guy Wondle Sunday-
Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Cooke were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Hewlett Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Yio'a Douglass visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Howlelt and
their guests Sunday.
Saturday was an ideal day for
a picnic, so there was a large at
tendance at the Grange affair and
everybody semed to enjoy them
selves. A sumptuous dinner was
partaken of, a fine program was
rendered and a splendid address
Harvesting Machinery
The CHAMPION
Mowers, Binders and Rakes
"NOTHING BETTER"
BE PREPARED
Half the trouble and annoyance of the busy'harvest
time is due to the fact that when it comes you are
not prepared for it. Why not avoid this condition
this year by looking into your needs now.
Perhaps you have machines for which you need re-
pairs. Perhaps you resolved last year that you
would not go through another year with that old
out-of-date harvesting machine. If so now is the
time to look into the merits of a new one. Next
time you are in town drop into our store and le us
Myers Hay Tools
All Kinds for all Requirements
,JF
show you what we have to offer. We sell our gooda
on comparison and are only too glad to explain de
tails to the careful buyer. We were never better
prepared for our trade than thia year. Our spring
stock includes
Hoosier Grain Drills, Evans 8c Keystone Potato
Planters, Bloom Manure Spreaders, Champion
Harvesting Machines, Sandwich Hay Presses, J.
T. Case Plows, Cutaway Harrows, Disc Plows,
Mitchell Wagons, Staver & Parry Vehicles and in
fact everything in the implement and vehicle line.
If you can't call drop us a card for printed matter on
anything in this line which may interest you.
What Oregon City Hobo Thinks of
Charles Shields' Article .
Oregon City, May 21.
Editor Courier:
I saw in the Oregonian of May
12 a cartoon and letter by Charles
H.Shields, wiili great scare head
lines "Single Tax Plan is Hevolu
tionarv. Adoption of Doctrine
would Mean Complete Distruc
tion of Land Values. The Aim of
Single Taxer is to Confiscate
Land Ownership" and a whole
lot more of this kind of Tommy
rot.
I used to know a Shields and hi:
was just about as pin headed as
this .one, and why such a great
paper as the Oregonian will al
low such lies and trash to go into
its columns is past my ken.
I have only figured on Claeka
mas county, after leaving out
three townships for the forest re
serve, which would be untaxible,
it is 36x5i miles, and multiplied
would give 1944 square miles of
territory. Now multiply by 640
and it will give 1,244,160 acres.
Now the tax collected in I D09 was
$427,239. Now we will divide the
dollars by the acres and we tlnd il.
no ouite 34 cents an acre. Now
if this would be the ruination of
a country, it ought lo be ruined,
and any one that will put. such
stuff in a paper ought to be tak
en to the woodshed and given a
good talking to with a clapboard.
Only a Hobo.
WILL FIX SALARIES.
Governor West will Make State
Investigation of County Salaries
Governor West is taking the
matter of salaries of the counties
of Oregon under the magnifying
glass, and he says he proposes to
thoroughly reorganize them and
put them on a basis according to
the work to be done.
He says that some counties are
paying big salaries and the offic
ials are doing very little for their
pay, while in other counties the
salaries are shall and the work
hard. He will have Ihe state com
mission prepare a list of all the
county officers in Ihe state with
the amount of salaries paid and
then he proposes to put the whole
slate on a system of pay in pro
portion to work done.
He proposes to take the matter
of salaries up with tho county
(ranges, members of the legisla
DOVER
We are enjoying ;i most bene
ficial rain for t!- gardens a'u1 the
llelds.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Seward have
returned to their home at this
place from The Dalles, Oregon,
bringing s ine dairy cattle with
them.
Jlirch Huberts was in Dover Sat
urday and Sunday visiting old
acquaintances.
A large crowd of the Dover peo
ple at tended tho 1'irwood Progres
sive Assiciation last Saturday
evening.
(Jeorge Saw tell is visiting old
friends agai.i at Dover.
David Miller has returned from
Columbia City to this place to
slay for a whorl time.
The Dover school children had
a picnic al Hie school house May
I8l.li. The picnic was for the last
day of school at Ibis place.
A. J. Morrison's daughter and
her husband were visiting at this
place over Sunday.
Miss Alice Herghouse has gone
to work foi If. G. Huntington at
Eagle Creek.
Donald Kndlcy, Harry Morrison
and Hirch Roberts were tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. II. Cupp last Sunday.
Yancy and Lee Cooper are up in
the Cascade mountains planting
trees for the government.
Mr, and Mrs. Hodley and daugh
ter were visiting at their place
here last week.
Mrs. Hayes is here visiting her
brother, C. A. Kieth.
The prospect for fruit in this
locality is very poor. There will
be but very few apples and pears.
A (ine program was enjoyed by
the parents and young people of
this place last week. After the
program all enjoyed tho games
anud races which followed.
Almost a Miracle.
One of the most startling chan
ges ever sea in any man, accord
ing to W. It. Holsclaw, C'arendon,
Tex., was effected years ago in
his brother. "He had such a dre
adful cough," he writes, "that all
our family thought he was going
into consumption, but he began to
use Dr. King's New Discovery and
was completely cured by en bot
tles. Now he is sound nd well and
weighs 218 pounds. For many
years our family has used this
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CULTIVATORS
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Spike Tooth Harrows, includ
ing the famous Planet Jr. line
of Garden Tools.
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OREGON CITY, OREGON
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IL
PORTLAND
OREGON
BSRSssrajBn
organizations in each county.ask
that they give opinions as to what
the salaries for the various off!
ces, and with this information he
will work out the averages and
determine what percentage of the
assessed valuation of the state
is needed to cover all the salaries
of county officers; these will be
be separated into divisions ac
cording lo area and population.
and assessed valuation, and
this basis apportion each county
nis share. Ho thinks this plan
will put the salaries of the coun
ties on a just basis, and that if
works out satisfactory that a con
slitulional amendment will
presented to the people forever
lixing the salaries on this basis
and preventing any tampering
with politicians
be
DON'T SAY YOU'RE OLD
You Only Feel Old
Digestive organs are weak don't
assimilate food as they used to.
Other organs act more slowly and
iess effectually.
Blood Is thin and slniretRli
Renewal of strength does not equal
wear ana tear of your system
That's what makes vou feel nii
Nothing In the world will tone up
huu invigorate tnose weak, back-sliding
organs, make rich blood and cre
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VInol Is not a secret nostrum, slm-
piy tne medicinal elements of the
cods livers, with the useless nauseat
Ing oil eliminated, and tonic Iron Add.
ed. Try a bottle of Vinol with the
understanding that your money will
be returned If It does not make you
stronger, feel younger and give you
an aaaea interest In life.
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THi Insurance Man
Fire, Life, Sick and Accident Insurance
uweuiog uouse insurance A Specialty
OFPIC WITH
U'Ren & Schuebel. Oregon City, Ore
pose single tax, while tl-e other mmisly adopted. It is now p-o.
elemenls supply of the coin is posed to submit the proposition,
unlimited. jby petition of the people, to ihe
The lesson we got from the do-'proper authorities,
feat of Jouplhan Bourne through Geo. M. Lazelle lost a valu.V.io
his remaining quiet and relying , mare last week. th. result of ma.
on the peonle to do the right ternity. Tin y are raising the
filing should make us feel flight, loolt "by hand.'
ly alarmed nnd be on our guard, Mr .V. A. Hailey recently pur
Inil. when u. comes to a vote on chased a 5 acre tract from Henry
single tax there nre not only Ro-iHeheer and will immediately ini
i.ublit'tuis are going to vide un-inrove the same bv the erection of
on it, but IVmocrals will have a a commodious dwelling thereon,
word to say about it, too. I A misclievious boy is to be ad-
A. J. Keluhofer. Iinired. provided the houndarv of
rudeness is not infringed upon.
week.
II. 11. Gibson sold a number of
pigs the first of the week.
Hoy and Carl Douglass went to
McMinnville Saturday and played
ball on Sunday afternoon, the
team they were members of win
ning the' game.
Mrs. Roy Douglas we.it to Ore
gon City Saturday and will spend
a week at home.
Phone Pacific 52
Home A151
The Danger After Grip.
lies often in a run down system.
..raK. rss, 'M i ousuess, hick 01 bring like results to others
iii'iMu ae, energy anu aniDiiion, practice it
with disordered liver and kidneys I Master Alfred Dodd. a 5-vear.
attack of tlliS:,l,l who with his mnnimn is vis
i.eap nvice, men look, is
what got Hans Von Smash in
trouble, and what's more it will
who
often follow an
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need then is Electric Bitters, the
glorious tonic, blood puriller and
regulator of stomach, liver and
kidneys. Thousands havo proved
that they wonderfully strengthen-
d the nerves, build up tho svs-
teni and restore to health and
good spirits after n attack of grip.
lift I If sulTerinir Irv llwm iinlv ro,
as to believe and s,,i,i unit noi- f.nt ooli. t , ,l i,.
bite at such bait, then ho certain- jguaranteod by Huntley Bros.
iting relatives in the east, was
recently sent to the bakery for a
loaf of bread and upon his return
remarked to his grandma, that
"we didn't buy bread in Oregon
but raised i1.'
Miss Smith of the Mackhurg
country, was a Sunday visitor
with the Lazelle family and in
cidentally witnessed the "Hans
Von Smash" entertainment.
Unfortunately Judge Dimick's
Henry Ferris, Hadar, ISeD., is
the father of ten children and for
the past twenty years has used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
with the best of results. He tells
us: "I think Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound is the best cough
medicine in the world for I have
used it for the past twenty years
and can recommend it to anyone
neding a cough medicine."
For sale by Jones Drug Co.
Mrs. M. Bishop, Columbus,
Kan., suffered from a weak back,
a good many years as a result of
kidney trouble. "I began taking
Foley Kidney Pills and soon after
the pain left my back and today I
am fully cured.
For sale by Jones Drug Co.
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quick, safe, reliable and guaran
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MULINO
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MILL
Has lately been refitted with
a line of the latest and best
improved machinery, and is
now turning out and has con
stantly on hand a full stock
of
"Triumph" Patent
Flour
from best blue stem wheat
Howard's Blended
Flour
made blendid valley and hard
wheat. Whole Wheat Flour,
Germeal, Graham, all three
fresh made from choice
hard wheat. Feed of all kinds
Highest market price paid
for wheat and other kinds
of grain at all times. The
new brand of Triumph Pat
ent flour makes whiter and
better bread and biscuit, and
more of it to the sack than
any other. Try it and be convinced.1
C. T. HOWARD
MULINO, ORE.
Dr. L. G. ICE,
Dentist
Beaver Building, Oregon City
Phones PaciBc 1221, Home A 1M
Straight & Salisbury,
Agents for the Celebrated
Leader Water Systems
and
Stover Gasoline Eneines.
We also carry a full line of
Myers pumps and
Spray pumps.
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