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(1 THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 20, 1921. PAGE FOUR I r i THE DAILY CHRONICLE Thousants ma88ei back of th0 it ,1nffA,1 Vtl- lintu nti.1 Knur. Established 1890 , The Dalles, Pro. Published Every Evening Exoopt Sunday by the Chronicle Publishing company inc ed low as the casket be-triui; her body passed. Five special traluu of Ben K. Lltfln Alvln U. Uucklln rT. mourners came from Berlin mono. .General Manager Editor Brilliantly uniformed officers of the ". CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Entered In The Dalles postoMco as old regime paid their respects, econd class matter. Somehow the whole sceno in t;a-1 United Press and United Newsservice glc. In life the empress was denied i - - Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations waB j-Qft RBNT At 208 wt Third, DAILY CHRONICLE BY CARRIER 8h(Wn w h But her v,y,.;, arc VUI V. T . . V w - J Z Hi months. In advance 13.00 . I aAT..M i miscellaneous HQWA1D S. SOULE Ono month .SO riAII V CMRflMICLE BV MAIL One year, In ndvanvel $6.00 Blx months, in adv(ince -$2.G0 Ono month . .ou WEEKLY CHRONICLE One year, In ndvance . -$2.00 In' ordering change of address, sub scriber should always give old as well as now address. ( TELEPHONES Editorial Itooms Black 111 Business, Adv., Clr. Depts Bod 111 Subscribers to the Chronicle are guar antecd service. Prompt and regular de livery of every subscriber's paper la the closed in death. 'Perhaps she J Id not gflmpse the homage paid' ner. We wonder-if she would not r?ln er have had her "white rosea" while she yet lived and could have en joyed them? o ONE GOOD QUALITY housekeeping and sleeping rooms. Close,, in. '-J0 FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms with sleeping porch. Adults only. Telephone black 1811. 23 FOR RBNT Furnished housekeeping rooms, also sleeping rooms. 620 East Third street. Telephone black 2301. 21 The former emperor of Germany is ; - the Black' n" ' grief stricken beca-Jse of the death ( menta Also 3 rooms, close in. Black 21 livery of every subscriber's paper la the,"'"- I meiua. a Jm. of the circulation department The i of hls wife Augusta Victoria. He was & Crum Chronicle carriers are required to put " ' . i ........... tu,. .ua.m nn ni.Ai.nntna t n n I tin rnillrl nor 0 subscriber wishes ho paper delivered. to staUon to ,ook fQr ft ajJt tlrae FOR SALE-Good maxe, buggy and FOR SALE Horses. I have a number of good horses for sale cheap. Read's Feed store, ea3t end of Sec ond street, telephone black 5211. 2Gtf FOR SALE Genuine Manila hemp hats. Light weight, just the thing for hot days. Can be worn to church as well as fishing, and will always look good. Your choice for $3.00, at Mrs. Hallie Weaver's, 302 Union street. ' 25 REPEAL THE LAW ! upon the casket containing 'the body of his hausfrau as It waB homo to harness Cheap. Novelty Works, 518 East Second street 21 r One of the big factors making for 'the train which would carry It to FOR RENT-Furnished sleepl tag room .... I Im mnrtom linnaa 199 WPHT SfiVeTlt.Fl - . . . . . ... .. . . no-manv Tt a further renOrHQ inai I Ml uimicm aisrupiion oi inuusiry, lauiiy uisin- niack 3501 biidon, high freight rates, high llv- ho Was unable to complete funeral, J- ing costs, high taxes, loss of crops arrangements owin5 to nervoun 20 mid idleness in the United States at the present time Is the Esch Cummins railroad law. It should be repealed forthwith. It has in no wise worked. lapse This same Wllhelm, now so grief stricken plunged the world In blood. He slaughtered the best and niblest young, men of the world.' He wrung Under the law, a labor board is tears from women's eyes. Ho broke provided for, which shall have power j many thousands of honest heartf. to: advance or lower wages, and tar- He sought to destroy clviib-.'.Uon. iffs. t' ' I Yet even this man has a human it seems. Ho shows sincere The board as an initial action in- side creased freight rates 'in the United States until industry is throttled. When industry is throttled, indus trial stagnation results, idleness en rues, loss is entailed. ,Tho 'fruits and vegetables of Cali fornia lie rotting in the orchards and fields, becauso the Esch-Cummlns bill' created a labor board which in turn boosted freight rates so high that movement of products results In- loss to producers and growers. If California orchardists paid freight on their oranges and lemons grief at the death of his wife. He is after all human. Ho has at least one redeeming quality. LOOKING BACKWARD (From The Chronicle, April 20, 1896.) Richardson's addition has been plat ted and placed on file at the clerk's office. Mr. S. R. Husbands last week 6old his ranch at Mosier to Mr. K. Middle across the country, they would havet of Montana. Mr. Husbands and FOR RBNT Two unfurnished rooms, Close In. ?10 a month. Inquire 417 Alvord Btreet. Side door. 22 FOR RENT Room with board in modern home. Lady or gentleman. Telephone red 3491. 1000- Fulton treat 21 FOR RBNT Ford light delivery wltn driver. Light hauling and baggage tratiafer. Telephone black 4661 r black 3751. Frank Cullins. A21 fOh SALK FOR SALE Ten fresh cows. Write" B. D. 203, Chronicle. d23wl6-17 FOR SALE One or two good milk cows: Call 25F3. 22 xnruLri nrsf 1 - - mmmmim FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. East Fourth. 507 26 nothing left as profit after the pro 'ceduro. Tho railroads would take all tho profit. Indeed Italy can ship oranges and lemons to Now York, clioapor than California growers can, according to reliable figures, com piled bj experts in marketing. BocaiiBo of high tariffs, Oregon family will return to Hood River to make their home. Tho third political event of its kind took placo at the court house this af ternoon, being the Populist county convention, which Was called to or der shortly after 2 o'clock. There were fifty or sixty delegates present UUwIlUHU ill IHKii uiinin, uiubuu . , , , . , , .... , ... I from all over the county east. By the time tho freight Is paid, there is nothing left to re compense the tlmberinan for their efforts. Mills In consequence of all tlils have shut down, men are thrown out of employment. The manufacturers or tho east have closed their doors owing to this in ' IquitlouB railroad, act 'which resulted In the Increase of freight rates, if Raw materials find no market as u, result. Men are Ullo as a result. lows: Sheriff-r-W. H. Taylor. Clerk 41. L. Howe. Treasuroi' Seth Morgan. , Judge Frank Taylor. CommlBSloner-rGoorge Patterson. Assossor R. D. McCoy. Superintendent MIbs .loslo ifunns bury. Surveyor Coroner 5eorgo Arnold. Dr. O. C. Holllflter and wife loft vui ...ii.HMlmumtH are LUinlni: mi ! lor Portland last night for a day's ab- interest on the investment in con.l onc. They will wJIhobh "Slnbnd" at . the Marquum this evening. The railroads declare that they are losing money despite high freight FOR SALE Two fresh Jersey cows S, G. Watt, route 4. . 21 FOR SALE Oarred. Plymouth Rock . setting eggn. 1.00 for 15. O. A. C. strain. Harry Gordion, red 1331. 21 FOR SALB sLarse astO bhmII farm and orchard tracts. Reasonable prices, good terms. W. C. Haona, Dufur, Ore. Wtf. FOR SALE 160-acre farm, 45 miles from Uhe Dalles; 120 acres culti vated, 60. in crop; buildings; plenty water, family orchard. $4000. ?600 cash, balance $400 year, interest 7 percent. DARNIELLE BROS. 405 Washington Main 6831. 20wl6 HEMSTITCHING Picot edging. Mrs, L. M. Boothby, 308 Washington Btreet. Telephone main B581. tf i LAWN MOWING Yard work, gar dening, etc. Your patronage Is so licited. L. A. MathewB, 502 West Eighth street. Telephone red 3651. 9t.f TRANSFER AND EXPRESS Furni ture aad piano moving. Freight hauled and general express busi ness. Telephones: Stand, red 101; residence b'lack 1352. J. E. Henzle. 11 tt FOR SALE The following residence properties: 4-room cottage on Ninth etreet, $1300 Modern 6-room bunga low on paved portion of Pine street, $2700. Five-room cottage with modern conveniences, 1 level lot with fruit and shrubbery on Calhoun street, $2500. Dalles Realty company, black B691. 20 PROFESSIONAL AN D" BUSINESS PIANOS TUNJ3D AOQ repalred7ac- tlea regulating and r'efinishlng. Player actions a specialty. Work guaranteed.' S. A. Dockstader, Cor on Music store, 320 FaBt Second street. Telephone aaaln 1061. tf A true hair grower Swprn.proptofibair. growth after bald ness. Amazing reports of legions of users of Kotalko, in stopping loss qf hair, over- coming danflruff, conquering baldness, Here's the fairt offer in the world use Kotalko. If it doesn't do all you expect, get your money-back I Forget past bad lifck with your hair. This ii something different. Get a small box ol KOTALKO at any busy druggist's. Guarantee and directions with the box. Sbow' your friends this advtrtiiemtnU FOR SALE Owing to the high fertll ity and increasing demand for Rhode Island Red hatching eggs I will hold my special pen together during April. All orders cared for at $1.00 per 15 or $6 per hundred. Fred. Cyphers, Jt. F. I). No. 3, tele phone red 63G2. ' M2 lAnruVLfuUWVWWYV m mmmm Se FOR SALE Wood. Dry l-inch block pine. $12.00 delivered. Harry Gor dion. red 1381. 21. FOR SjVLE Fresh cow, two six months. old calves. W. T. Jowett, 405 West Seventeenth street. 21 FOR SALE Thoroughbred Duroo sow with eight pigs, five weeks old; F. A. Uushey, up Chenowlth creok, Routo 4. 20 FOR SA'LEDry oak wood; old caK, $11.50. Second growth, $12.50. Dollv. ered. Call 30F22, after 6 p. m. tf FOR SALE 1500 Overland truck rn good shape. New tiros. Price, $175, if, taken at once. The Dalles Garage. 26 Miss Pearl Williams and Miss lies ui.. n.o-lrm- iff 1'iiillnnil rnturnnd' on ( atj w ... ........0 - rujes. They wall that shippers nro j ,l0 .at) (riln today, after a brief vis- nut sondlmi koikIh. They Bay that reat strings of curs are. idle. They are no doubt preparing tho public for payment under the gov ernment guurautee embodied In 'the Ertch-CummlnB railroad act of six It to Miss Husuie Fronch Danes. of The .Mr. Douglas Dufur and family are again In tho city after an absence in Portland or Bovoral months. Mr. Dunn- Ims'i-nHiinunl his Ktlitlv of law in percent Interest on thu investment ,10 0(C0of Dufur and Monefeo. of railroads. The government must liialco im this sum If It Is ol earned. ''I'lie government la the people. So in (t,t Hl!ltH ;,t drug Btoros addition to having your fruit and . vouutttbU's "Union Station Bcones," April 20. 20 NO REA80N FOR IT. FOR SALE Secondhand bicycles and motorcycles. Repairing of all kinds. Lawn mowers sharpened. Baby buggies re-tlred. Novelty AVorks, 518 Rust Second. 25 FOR SALE Rents are high 'and taxes,- too. Why not own a real home place which pays taxes In cash from cherries and further income limit ed only by your time. Half block. All kinds of fruit and gardens. Good Jive-room house with modern plumb- luis. Also detached bouse, barns, chicken house. Five blocks from high school, three blocks from pave ment. For quick salg, two thousand down, remainder on mortgage if desired, inquire 414 West Twelfth or call black 6601. 20 W AN 'I r-O WAN thu hlxperienceil woman cook for farmer. Long Bros.,. Blalock. 21 WANTED Clean cotton rags at The Chronicle office, five cents per poumd. 'f WANTED Calcimining and painting by day or hour. Call mornings or evenings. Red 3961. 23 WANTED Man and wife to work on ranch, or .woman -to cook. Good ' wages. Permanent. Mrs. J. A. White, 711 Calhoun street. 20 VA'NTED Horses and cattle to pas ture on good bunch grass pasture. $2 per month per head. J. W. Per due, on old Sam Johns' place, nine miles out Mill creek. 22 L08T ON FOUND (LOST 32x4 J tire and rim. Refurn to Dalles Garage for reward. 20 LogT License plate number 89515, Oregon. Return to W. Long, Chron icle office. 21 rot, your lumber and numutuctuiiH. product b unmurkotml 1 through hfi'.li cost of distribution, in When Tn- oallet Cltlient Show addition to being unable to secure at . wy ( reasonable price those fruits and Thare can ,,7 why any' vegetables and goods you desire, you reader of this who suffers the tor- iniist go down Into your pocket and tures of an aching back, the annoy- .. n...i. ,i.,h ii. in an ol urinary disorders, the pains, pay tie railroads under this Kach ftnJ imgon Qt kUlno. ,Ua wlu frtU (o 'Cummins act for raising freight heed the words of u neighbor who ft ' . ...... .1 has found dellef. Head what a Tho .te to sucn a ngure wu ...e, v Aire. m. itnjiiea, i-j oiu oi., says: "I have always found Doan'a Kidney PIHb to bo a reliable remedy for attacks of kidney complaint. My l I I. 1 I f 9f , i . ii' iv nun vu iv iiiui mum iiiiu i ivu i. ' .... mi nitsArnhla I roiilil hurdlv do inv y The exiled EmpresB Augusta w wmk 1IondttcUo8 .aiu, dly; nervous atula found In death what w;i not Hpells were frequent and tho action i . i.. nf.v hniuii-' vhft'of my kldneyH waB Irregular. I used ishowu Mier In llfo-hlgh honoi. 1 he mj mu (Qp thego Ht l iimer kalserln was never popular ( (uck8 UHiJ ,ho. B0()n roiovcd the with the German people. ril:c waA trouble. 1 felt like a different person E . . , . , ulw ,.., llin.'and my kldnoys didn't trouble me.", scarcely respected. et she bur- llrJco fi0c g( n ,uttU,ra Il0.t ik1 as a heroine amid all thj pomp an,uiy ft8k for a kidney remedy get, land splendor and Blueero homage ' Doan's Kidney PlllH-the same that ! "i.'.V". Mrt Huyne, Bd. Foater-Mllauni Co., vlh'at-Jciwld bo accorded any ruler. MfrV, Buffalo, N. V. Peoples Transfer Co. QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE EXPRESS ANP DRAY AGE Furniture and .Piano Moving Stand at Glenn's Paint Store Main 3721 Residence Phone Red 1811 HARRY L. CLUFF .niioney. I WHITE -o- ROSES TOO LATE THE MARYHILL FERRY IS RUNNING From Grants, 20 Miles East ot The Dalles, to Maryhlll Daily from 7 a: m. to 9 p. nv EXCELLENT ROADS ' UNEXCELLED SCENERY MARYHILL FERRY CO. Special Trips Arrange Phene Qeldendale 912X i . . : , ji ' ' ""i CR AND ALL UNDERTAKING CO Wasco Th Dalles Dufur Tht Dalles lulu D. CRANDALL. Manner mrt Thunit Aaelecant MiniMr Llcineeri Embatmer. Eatabllshtd 1SS7 Weman Attenaant Mrs. M. J. Wlllerten Ttltphone Red 17S1 TtUihMM D.v Red Ml NlfhW-Red Stt J. H. Harper. Hack 2t2 Motor Equipment Cut Isfwara FORD 4 Specialists Whitney Repair . Shop 709 East Second St. POPULAR MUSIC Taught by BOB WERSCKUL Lessons by. Appointment, Empress Theatre Pianist ft White Truck Line " Freight x and express between The Dalles and Wasco, Moro and all way points. Leave The Dalles, 9 a. m. daily except Sunday. Leave Moro, 1:30 p. m. Leave Waspo, 2:30 p. m. D. M. Pierce, proprietor. Telephone b'.ack 1642 or main 471. tf . VERNA SAWYER Dressmaking, alterations, repairing. 218J East Third street. M6 General real estate, insurance, and' loans. 100 East Second street. Tele phone main 1571. 2Ktf DO NT DO THIS! LEONARD EAR OIL. SKLHTIS DEAFNESS! aai STOPS HEAD N0ISE8 Siaiply BMt i Bek of the Eaw and mm' wm tmt ky e hm For sale in The Dalles Ore., by A. E. CROSBY' s A. O. LEONARD, Inc., 70 5th Ave., N. Y. City Burget-Mogan Co Funeral Directors THE HOME OF SUPERIOR SERVICE Phones Maia 2891. Night Black 491, Main 6291 WOODARD & TAUSCHER Contracting Bricklayers and Plasterers All kinds of Tile and Cement Work. , Fireplace Work a Specialty. Estimates furnished free of chargs. All Work Guaranteed. Telephone Main 6461 or Call at Gatea Block ' ' Wasco Hotel i 624 East Second Street Open Under NewManagement Thoroughly Overhauled. Clean Comfortable Rooms 50c a Night and Up. Rates by Week and Month Dining Room to Open Soon.' M. S. Elliott, Mgr. Dr. T. DeLARHUE Evesicrht Soecialist ' Havre 9:00 to. 5:00 Sundays and Evenings by Appointment I7-1S Vogt Elk Over Crosby's Drug iters Rhene Black 1111 IJBEEEEBBftEEJU No Red-Blooded American I is content to stand Dy passiveiy ana wapen other men crowding ahead to success. we all want to be in the procession. When you have a Savings Account and the habit of adding to it regularly, it's easy to get into the swing and to keep up a steady stride. 4 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Dalles, Oregon m m