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THE OREGOX STATESMAN: TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918
BIBLE STANDS OR FALLS WITH
RESURRECTION, .SAYS MR. JONES
Rev. Prank E. Jones, pastor of the
Co art Strict Christian ; church very
appropriately chose "ChYist's Vietory
for- the World." a3 a sermon on the
Reauriectlon of his. topic for discus
sion Easter Sunday mofnlng. On the
fact of ..the Resurrection, he declared,
the Bible fetands or falls, and be gave
the historical evidences that; the
Resurrection took place as given in
the Bible accounts. Mr. Jones said
la part; J - - , I ,'
..The christhood of Jesus was at
tested by his passage through the
grave. . If her arose from the grave
he was the Christ of God. If not
the victor claimed for the world
' it. was a delusion. ,
, "With this - fact the Bible stands
or falls. Realizing the 'point of con
flict unbelievers have made their
strongest efforts to break the testi
mony of the resurrection. Baur tried
to bet it aside by claiming that it
was outside the sphere of historical
Investigation. Renan intimated that
the body of -Jesus might have been
-eaten :by worms. The 'sixty Roman
soldiers were the only eye witnesses.!
They were hired to pergure them-!
selves by reporting that the body of
Jesus was. stolen by the disciples.
But they destroy their ! own testi
mony by confessing that they were
asleep. Their testimony is the only
evidence against the resunectlon.
."In favor of the resurrection we
havs tl the empty ! tomb i(2) The
many appearances alive. a To the
two men as they went into the coun
try, (b) Three tinges to the apost
les, (c) To 500 brethren ton the
mountain, (d) ills ascension.
'The strongest evidence is that
evidence - surrounding the , empty
; tomb and the testimony of - the
been .made to break; that testimony.
It has been urged that John, contra
dicts the other writers by saying that
Mary came first to the tomb while
Mark names a company of woman.
This trouble is set aside by the fact
that Mary is named as one of the
company. The whole matter is easily
Understood when we see that when
they saw the stone rolled away from
the tomb that Mary separated from'
the company and returned to . the
city John In his account follow
Mary while the other writers follow
the other women. I (
"Man has wants higher and deeper
than hunger. The intellect calls for
Ugh a teacher to solve problems
and reveal mysteries. This gave rSse
to the prophet. . All nations have had
them. The sensibilities -feel their
misadjustment to the idea of right
and wrong. They have hungers that
cannot be satisfied. This gave rise
to the priest with his altar. The
will cries out for some one to go be-
." PAPE'S t
22 GRAIN TR1AMGULCS cr -
FOR INDIGESTION
: Rfffstarptl in U.S. Pat. Office
Stops Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Gases, Sourness and Stohiach Distress
i
Eat "Pane's DiaDeosin" like Candv
Make$ Upset Stomachs j fed fine
Large S0 cent tou Any drug starts Relief infix minutes f - Time itt
.. Painting, yo buildings will immediately in
crease their valae many times the amount of your
investment in paint. .Neglect to paint means loss by
deterioration and decay. .Lumber and repairs are
more expensive now than ever before. Protect your
property from depreciation by painting with ,
ACME QUALITY
1 HOUSE PAINT
It gives great durability and lasting beauty. It is
most economical to use, because it takes less and lasts .
longer. - : . , '
Let(us show you suitable color combinations for
your house'and estimate the amount of paint requir
ed, whether you. buy or not. ' .
, SALEM HARDWARE CO., Inc.
120 North Commercial St., Salem, Oregon
fore and eonquor. IThs gave rise to
the king with his throne.
"The Hebrew race was not the
only race that had the prophet", priest
and king. The heathen nations have
had. them, but they did not satisfy
the hunger Of the heart. Paul tells
us in Gelation's 4 :4 that when- the
fulness of time was come God sent
forth- his son. He was sent to be
the world's prophet, priest and king.
As our prophet he solves all our
problems. As priest he makes com
atonement for sin. As the world's
king he goes before eonquoring and
to conquor. His victory over death
and thegrave is the result."
Biggest Man in Oregon
Gone, Says Mr. Beckwith
"In the death of Theodore B. Wil
cox the state of Oregon. n my opin
ion, has lost its biggest man.' said
Harvey Beckwith, chairman of the
Industrial accident commission, who
for two years waa president of the
Portland Chamber of Commerce.
"For tlree years I was on the board
of directors of the chamber of com
merce with Mr. Wilcox and became
intimately acquainted with him. He
was opt given to self exploitation
and gave away thousands of dollars
for benevolent purposes without the
donations ever becoming known to
the public."
Churchill in Charge of
School Wotklbr Campaign
'. - - ' :-ti '
J. A. Churchill, state achol super
lntei1ent. halt bejen appointed to
take charge of the'Jwork expected of
the schools of) Oregon In the spend
ing campaign incident to the thi'd
liberty lean drive.. To each co'inty
superintendent in the state Mr.
Churchill has sent a letter advising
that each superintendent is made a
member of the.) county, committee.
The work of the county superinten
dents Is to stimulate attendance nt
til '.meetings In their respective
counties, to assist the county chair
man hv giving through the school
Wide publicity tcT'every meeting, ' tr
furnish patriotic program by tn
schools If requested and to seciro
thuseof schoolbonses for meetings
PUBLICITY TO
BE EMPHASIZED
Committees to Work Witb
Press Are Appointed for
liberty Loan Drive
CI
Jbxpc
a. "
sure Acnes
Cold rain. wind, and dampness
bring out the rheumatic ache. An
application of Sloan's Liniment Will
soon have the blood circulating and
the pain will disappear. For neu
ralgia, lame back, stiff neck, sprains,
trains, and all muscle soreness.
Sloan'a I iiimwit m't tx beat. Norubbiac: .
it quickly paaetrataa and dam itavork witb
oat tain or clotting of tbaporca. Battr '
taan ptaatan or niiiliiinta For cold fast or
ba tda try aa application of Sloaa' Linmat.
Gcneroaa au4 botllaa. at, all duggiata
REV. MR. BAUER
RESIGNS PULPIT
Former Salem Minister Ac
cepts Call to Pastorate of
. Seattle Church
I Thorough organization is -.being
maae ror a puoucny department at
tached to the next liberty loan cam
paign -in Salem and Marion county.
A publicity committee and a commit
tee on features have been appointed
and the Boy Scouts and the high
school cadets will be depended upon
for distribution. - -
The committees will have charge
both of news publicity for the press
and of advertising features. The
publicity committee is composed of
R. A. Harris. M. L. Meyers. E. Cook I
Patton and Robert S. Gill. The feat
ures committee members are P. E.
Fullerton, O. A. Hartman, Oliver
Myers and William Prunk. Murray
Hart is under consideration as a di
rector of publicity.
Yamhill Electric Company
Files Its Report for 1917
M U U H U U
a
Sloao'a riem Mot lmul 2Se KOe 9t
Quarter Hoar of Time (or
Week May Be Giving Basis
A quarter of an hour of the pro
ductive time for one, week may b.e
the basis of contribution to patriotic
war campaigns in, this community to
be decided upon by the war chest
committee that has .been appointed
to. settle upon an equitable system
of giving to the various causes that
come up. .This' plan has been adopt
ed at Kenosha. Wis., and W said to
be highly satisfactory.
At a recent meeting of the, commit
tee a sub-committee composed of
Frank Davey. R. A. Harris and W.
M. Hamilton was appointed to brtng
in a scheme of working and this will
be done at a meeting In the near
future. ; The plans of ( four eastern
cities have been procured. They are
similar, to the plan proposed in Sa
lem and all are said to be givlwr sat
isfactory results.
CATARRH "V
Qalrkly EaaW by a Plaaaat. Urnm
KMIias; Aaiira(t
The tittle Hyomti inhalef n made of
i-aft rubbw and caw eunily be carried
in pocket or purs It will lant a Hfe-
tin:e. . . . .. .
- ' half". vou pour a few
rin.pH of masical Hyomri.
This Ij al?VIetl by th antiseptic
Kauic w. ;liVii aiiil jow yem tri rrily
In t;r-rt!if ;f ;;i.r,vrr 'the grrrm inf-st-
- wmlrrT. w-h-re ' it will gp-t-lily
i,-;riii it work of killinir catarrhal
(ft. Hyuniei in nude of Auntralian
oucajyptol combined with .other anti
septics and is very pleasant to
breathe. ' . - -
it is g-uaranteed to banish vatarrh
bronchitis, sdre throat, croup, coughn
and colds or money 'back. It cleans
out a stuCied up head in two mln
utes.
Sold by Daniel Fry and druggists
every wnere. - .
.Complete outfit. incMdin? inhaler
and one bottle of Hyomei. costs but
little while extra hv.lles. If after
wards neded. may be obtained of any
druggist.
(Spokesman- Review.)
The Rev. Philln E. Bauer, pant r
of the Plymouth Congregatiot-a:
chitrch for more than two years
tendered his resignation at a meet
ing of the congregation following
the Cood Friday service, and com
munion last night. . He. has acceplcd
a call to the pastorate cf the Fair
mount Congregational church at
Seattle, and expects to lake np his
work there one week frcrc tomorrow.
The Rer. Mr. Bauer has been in
the ministry twenty years. Beside
holding regular pastoraic-s he war a
missionary in Alaska for two yeais.
and was for three years chaplain at
the Oregon, state penitentiary undo
Governor Oswald West. He is presi
dent of the Congregat.onal Minis
terial Alliance.
Since coming to Spokane the Rev.
Mr. Bauer has received nlnety-threo
members into the congregation. The
Sunday school now enrolls more tl-an
300 and the Christian Endeavor so
ciety eighty. The church is payns
$45 a month or the support of Ar
menian and is paying $750 annually
on the ch.irch indebtedross. .
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i The Yamhill Electric" company has
filed with' the public service commis
sion Its report covering 'the year
1917.' The following figures are
shown: Operating revenue, $40.
5X8.35, an increase of $3,575.96;
opeiating expenses. $25,490.57; an
Increase of $1,619.64; net operating
revenue $15,096.78; taxes, $2570.
an increase of $555; ' uncolleclable
operating revenue, $19.20, a decrease
of $27i87;;'operatlngfincome. $12.-
W07.58, an Increase of $1429.19
The officers of the compahy are a
Newberg and it furnishes service to
Newberg, Carlton. Dayton, Dundee.
8tS Paul, IaFayette and Spring
Brook. I -
BellTeleph
Volunteers
one
More than 7,000 employes of the Bell System are now enrolled or in actual military
gervice, including: fourteen battalions of Signal Corps reserves. 4 Many Bell employes
are members of the Federalized National Guard or - of the Naval Coast Defense
;Beserve. :: -,, . - '. ..
. Oyer ten per cent, of the, male employes of the company are now or soon will bo
engaged in active, military service. A large proportion of these Bell System volun
teers are telephone engineers and technically trained men. ?They leave gaps in the
BelT ranks not easily filled. There is not a man of them who has not proved his
loyalty in the service of the public, and not a man who will not give unreservedly
the same large measure of devotion wherever the path of duty leads.
One of our great problemslncidenMo the war, has been to readjust our organ,
ization and meet this heavy loss to our working forces, and at the same time to
take care of the tremendous increase in telephone traffic with as little impairment
to the service as possible. - , . r
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH C0LIPANY
Miller Files ' Candidacy :
lorommission Position
Ffank J. Miller, chairman of the
Oregon public service commission,
yesterday filed his (declaration -f
oandidary for renomIntion. for a
position on the commission to rep
resent the state at large His slogan
is "present incumbent.' He sub
mits no platform.
J. O. Hamaker. a R:;rubllcan of
Bonanza, filod his caniidacy for a
seat in the legislature to represent
the twenty-first representative dis
trict, comprising Union and Wal'twa
counties.
A Warning to feel tired before
exertion is not laziness- it's a sign
that the system lacks vitality, and
needf the tonic effect of Hood's Sar
saparilla. Sufferets should not de
lay. Get rid of that tired feeling by
beginning to take Hood's Sarsaparilla
today.
A Costly Road Project Is
Approved by Government
Goverrniejt' approval f the Serv
ice creek toad projert, a part of h'
John, Dav. highway,' w:-. recelvn;
yesterday bv the state highway coin'
mission. The lmprovenent is
graded eaith tyfo rov.v a strth
of 48.45. niiW-s. nnd thi estimate !
cost Is $400,4".3 79. ? '
The construction Js .i post road
project and mm'? trndc the Hiu
rBarrett a:U The road IUmb in Oran
and Wheier counties bvfween. Sa:v
loe creek and the Valade ranch. f
the total amount of the estimated
cost Wheier conty wt!Vpay $3.
0004 Crar: county tSO.MO.am ;hf
state and the government $157,21 1.'
each. -
Four Hundred Enrolled
for New Rainbow Regiment
Four hundred Oregon cbool
dren hav ben e-irolled by St.it r.
Snperlntepden" CtnrchJM for the
third "Junior Rainbiw ve?inient. Su'
perin.tendent Chur-hill exrects to
keep the schools of the -slate parilc!
Vating In the sale -of wa stanp3
throughout the yc:ir, and alra ly
has made his department one of lh
most actlvw factors in the "arap.m
in Oreeor.
The nanes of the third and foiit'h
hundred In the thiri regiment
follow:
Dollie Ada ns Fcappiose; U'fl
Reece. Ma'y Browu, Ciira Ma3.in.
Lucy H".iper, Presco.t;.. Ilic
Young, Rainier: r.eatrlce Brkilol.
Irene Graram. Le'.a Rogers, C;!n.i
Freeman. Clatfknn'f ; William Pr.nt,
Jefferson; Do'-pt'te-i Johnson. A ana
Eilertson, Joharna Hilertson, Imt
nice Brisol, latsVanier jSi-ima An
derson, Lydia Stennersen. Elsie Tu
om, Kerr. Jnr!e L. Kin, Goble;
Ellen Obe r . Qulncy ; Gilbert Coor,
Sam Butler, lewis Mehan,- Gilicr.
Merrill, Ecer Isfard; Vivian Holii
ttrom. Mirt"; Verr Kent. Ton.tiy
Armstronr. G'advs Ballhnrn, Aru--ld
Graham. Harol Wri ;ht.. Ha U
Colvln Mildred Kle'r, Evans Colvin,
Electa CTvii. W'llie Armstroa,
Marshland. Edward Davis. Vivian
James. Vernon Hci-kett.' Jcel 01a-
atead, Charles Holmes, Enteral Js;
Lillian M;jinaugh W'allowp; Hitti-J
Cummings. Mt. Veinon;' Hazel I.iy
cock, Murrel De Lcie. liStJie Pa'ne.
Roderick E. Be?r Kipty Ben. u
John Da: W'a'do Fo3not. Rali
Speelman, Pakr Myrtle 11-. Ic
Whitney; Edna Maklnson Mf.lc
Derrick; Xerneth Derrick Laurt
Perry, Richland; Walter Hewrtt,
Edna Edson. Fe.n Connall. Lar
Summers. I r ura Hensley. -New
Bridge: P.ul van V ater, Clpckarias;
Myles Notle, Canby; H-irry Hairis.
Portland; Ralph Wulpolo, May Dav
is, Lyle Jeair.on T atie Rapd, . . -
gon; Elvlr. E'y, "Moigan; H-rry Cal
kins, Oregon Cy; Or, Pr'mm. l.o
one Kerr,' Oswego; llirrr ,R"i-i.
Nellie Dou, Dewev Ciulge Arh
Vanhorn. 'iolH Cr?Ige, Wlll:am Fox
Clarence Smith, Je2tie Birry, E I
bVth Keya, Frar.cei Pawner Foisil.
Joe Shown, Rntb Suowo. Richmond
Franklin Sia Keit; Meliisa Per
sons. Salem; lutnila McOaUura Al
ma Oglesee, Suver Gleana Rus.tl.
Marion: Lou.-'ene '.irleizze, Sateiti:
Alvin Burtoar, F.u'ona Aurranc, He
lene Gre;;, Leolvn Barnet,- Lulla
Barnett. Roberta Varlcy, Salem:
Ned StraLnrn, M'.rvln Chish're. I"t:c
dleton; Stve DoArmono. Vale; i- r
nard Raer, P.iv. Bervlno, Mr.
Klneham. 'Onar'o.
. Etta Mc Xe'rYt. Cecil !.or n, Marj
Bervine,' :ian Iter -Wood, Joe Wil
son. Ontrio.- Clyce Sailtb'. il'jl
King. Ulauciie Schuyler.' Arnold Jen
sen, Joscphir.e GriLier,' Roy Enrc
bretson, Mattha Porpky, Arnold
Johnson, -am M- rl'ibovK'n. Ray Irx
Ing, Johjnnn Ramussen, Thyr
Rasmussen, vihia" Matheien, As
toria; Abbot Lawre.ice Hany K;-nt,
RURAL SCHOOLS
ARE SUPPORTED
Churchill ; Stands for Better
Preparation by Oregon
Teachers
Better professional preparation
for rural school teachev In Oregon
l one of the principles iet forth n
the pla'fptm of J. A. Ch.irchlll. v.h.
yesterday filed with .Secretary of
State Olvnt his declaration of cr.n
didacy for renoir.lnatlon by the Re
publican :arty for. state schoor su
perintendent, t
Mr. Chutchlll' platform is as fel
lows: "Endeavor to iucrease the
efficiency of all he schools of Ore
gon, and "scepially the jural schools
through hitter pro'essifyial prepara
tinn on the part of the ' teacher ai.l
better equipment to make more 'ef
fective the effort of th teacher."
His slogan Is "High Vandards for
physical, mental and mo-al prepared
ness in uregon scnooia. '
D0NT SCOLD MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHILD IS x
BILIOUS, FEVERISH
Ixmk at ToiurMe' If r'.iatetl. CU .
Lit le Stomach. Liver,
JlMvels.
Donl scold y.'ur fretiul, peeJh
child. .See if tor. rue Is roated; tU's
Is a sure cign Its little stomach, l.vr
and howe's are clogged with sour
waste. ,
' When Mstless. prle. feverish, full
of cold, Ireafh bad. throat s rt.
ioesn't eiv leej or a naturally,
has stomach-ache lndigiutlcn. diarr
hoea, give a tespoonf;tlt of "Cdli
fornia Sy.up of Fi?s," and In a few
hours, all the fejil waste, the scrr
bile and. frmenr; foo"i passes out
of the bowels, and you Iiave a well
and playfrl child again. ChiU'-n
love. this harmless "fruit laxative."
and mothers ran rest eay after giv
ing It. be:auae it never Tails to mafcc
their little "insirtes" cltan ai'.d
sweets
Keep it handy Mother! A l'lt!.
given today saves a sick child -morrow,
out get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a bote of "Cali
fornia Syiup of K.fcs,'. which has
directions for baMet-, children of all
ages and fo. growu-uos plainly on
the bottlf. Remember there an
counterfeits old hf -e, s sufely cck
and see tnal yoin is made by the
"Calif orni. Fig S; rup Compau '.
Hand bac' with co ilempt any or
fig Byrup;
Fpre-ininner of Pr o gre s s
A thousand miles without changing cars;
freight from coast tocoast; fast express from
aSrj all are the outgrowth of a great prihei
pfe first applied by . '
WESTERN UNION
when it brought under one system the early unconnected
telegraph lines. On this principle of through xonnectionM
all freight, express and sleeping car service is ba&ed today.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
MUga.Luoto, Westort: Olive Wrth
ern. Gladys Nel-on: Edria Halnnd.
Knappa: rtuby llcCiue,, Ilazl Corri
gan, W.renton" Alfred Stephens.
Anna Ell2a Stenbe.isKattiyn Ste
phens. Fern Stepht ns, lonran' C a
mer, lrvia Chapman, R:er Ye-xa
Umatilla; Gladys West. Dorihy
Ross. ' Hermisfon: J!alph R de, Ri
Marple, Ruth Kare, A.ist'n Fctd.
Fred Granho'm Cr.rlfoa La w.
Kenneth Tull.-ch. F'len Fol m Ned
Cheney. ivian Glbl t, Hufcer- Smith.
Marie Tenple. Rnth TaylT. Mllrtre-I
Mathews. Vivian.- Tttes. Pendlei -n:
Lucile Ke n. Chester Johnson, Bes
sie Chritencon. Louis Ardeisori
North Bc'id; Cnfj Richmond, t'n
quille; Wrren Brandon. Coqat'.'C;
William iSullivar Ma-nfie';d; Jas
Kelly, Rdville- iMirsel " I fvenr"'.
Beaverton- Fred Vsughn, P'ckrT?ir
Dan West. Dallas Ijl Verne Bratch
er. Dalla. Ralph WilsfAi. Salem:
Valraore Bullls, M'sik Rock Frnfcs
Sheythe. I'edee; D:a T-nax,- Petce
Clara Perry, i??11js; Nolan Hclt.
Edwin Porter, Pruc DornIng. .y
ford Crowder, Kenneth Ionf, Stow
art Ralsin, Spencer Jl. Santera,
Kermit , Brandeh rr, Albany; Lu.-
etta penatt. cnt IUr-y Dut;m
Grass Va"ly; I-ee Pearson, Benlih:
Dean Joh:i--.on, Ialjh Johnsoi, C
Newhonse. The Delles; Mother N.'rb
ols, Lucia FancrorGlads K'. f .y
lor, Mildred Jlla-k Rosebnrg; Fiwra
Kanak. Vest L'an- Ni;holt Ander
son, W'llilam" Armi.tage, Verda Sax
ton, Newport: Marvaret "err. La,
el; Leonard Cornf-ans, 8 inks; Rut
Brisbin, Lookir.fr- Glass; d
Worth In fe-tn, Pre'cella Worthliitoa!
Beatrice orth.'nrw n, Canvonvil:
Russell J.add, - Gitndalc; 'Edt-tri
Thlele, Iternard r:rubh?.- Flor.ic
Stevehson. Robv Of.ff. O-iMAnd.'
GIRLS ! WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make s lteauty la km "for a Few
CeviU to Kemo'f, Tan, Fteckhm,
. - Rallcwiiesii.
Your rrocer has the lemons tanJ
any drug store or toilet counter wUl
supply yov with three, o tnces ""of or
chard while for a U w cents. Sqnecz;
the juice c-f two fresh Vmons Into
a bottle, Ihctn put In the ore'-tar
white and shake welL This make
a quarter pint o the very best v
on skin whlten?r, and comjleilm
beautifier known. Massage Un
fragrant,- creamy lotion daily-into ifca
face, neck, a.-ms end hands and Jest
see how irecklee, tan, salloncri
redness a.d roughness disappear il
how smooth., sof t and ciar the ikii
becomes. Yes! t is harmless, and
the beaut ful i-ruHs fill surpr
you:-
blame nr
THOSE Ji
T OF
Ji ll YOURS"
DO YOU KNOW that modern medical research finds over filty
per cent of our physical ills are due to bad teeth? .
DO YOU KNOW that the up-to-date doctor is lending hii pa
tients those whose cases baffle him to the dentist. in-
, stead of to the sanitorium or to the operating table?
' . ' ' - -a ;
P0 YOU KNOW that disease and maladies that have mystified
the medical. profession and have caused sufferers untold
sums of money in wasted treatments, have been cured sim- '
ply through proper correction of tooth troubles?
- - - . )
DO YOU KNOW that you may be ailing right now from sons
. i difficulty that is traceable solely to decayed, abscessed,
crooked or broken teeth? -
DO YOU KNOW that you owe it to yourself to see a dentist
once every six months whether you think that you need
, dental work or not because defects creep slyly into even
the most carefully cleansed teeth and gums?
DO YOU KNOW that-one of the reasons you dodge the den
tist is that you fear him fear a heavy expense, fear the
I interminable delays that generally accompany dental "op
erations," fear the gruelling ordeal that you have been led
to believe must accompany all tooth-treatment and fear
unsatisfactory workmanship, on top of all that?
DO YOU KNOW that dentistry has become such a bugbear
that most of you prefer to let your teeth go all to pieces
before you will muster up enough courage to occupy a den
tal chair, '
.A
BUT . ... , .
Do you know that you are not only shortsighted in neg
lecting what our Army is telling the people is the most im
portant part of a soldier's physical equipment the teeth
but that you are negligent as well; failing to grasp this op
portunity to get tooth relief without any of the troubles
and pains and annoyances and financial burdens that hare
heretofore frightened you away from dentistry? ,
THE ANSWEE? ; " :
The leading dental organisation in the world is" at yoir
disposal. . . i.Zir.-4 :
DAltli ccc .nnnfrrn'4
. IvniMLLOO rHllllLll
DENTIST.
C.X'jBLDRtDaE, Manager,
Hours 8 to 6. Closed Sundays
STATE. AND COMMERCIAL STS.
: SALEM, OREGON - A
Nineteen offices located as follows:
San Francisco,. (2), Oakland, Stock
ton, San Diego, Santa Cruz, Los An
geles; Fresno, Bakersfield, Sacramen
. to and San Jose, Calif. ; - Portland,
Salem : and r Eugene, Ore. ; Tacoma
and Bellingham, Wash. ; Brooklyn,
(2), New Yprk City, N. Y. f ,