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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1920)
PAGE FOtl THE CAPITAL JOURNAL THE NEWSPRINT PROFITEERS. r. !.-.- f"L tJli- res lmiav newspapers, declares Jason! THE CAPITAL JOURNAL ik tvPKPKNDENT newspaper' R publisher of the New York Globe, who has made an ex- haustive study of the jSiJ tug Co, 13 soutn lommnuM ed flemanu ior paper, tar siiuiiasc ia vjih""6 1 JL''nf Et ffm'Tfcj venting maximum output. Editor an, Pubusher! Spot paper is now selling at from 11 to 12 cents and publish-, o-at. ers are bidding it up higher. All the mills are booked for more . SrUon. I narr than thev can oroduce. and there is no chance to accumulate; a reserve, xsor can any reuei oe exptxieu uvm wuum, v. BLB&CKIFTION RATKS ram?? r?Afl I? down!" And they Head with terrible de- ry ADTHUR SCOTT BAILEYS j shout. "Come i thrmtcned Re punishments. rt rnurse. Major Monkey lighted. He knew that his army of generals could see-nd hear every thing. And alter ne last stone he Ml bold that he slipped down upon a lower limb which save him a better view of the picnic ground. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, l3;3 One of the boys caughtiTTliI pf a queer -"ove him. A24 with a shriek he turned and flej His companions looked at his wonder. And Johnnie Green coiiia imagine what had happened, m his staring eyes beheld the Mii hanging from a bough over hia heaj "It's a monkey!" Johnnie gT s"- ......... ... ...c nuria he have come rromT" coma JI 6rT monrh.n'$ur for th";: indignant over the treatment accorded the peace treaty by the; ,nv. ts is for six months, l per tt;0h Stapa nnri the attacks made upon ner in me senate, me rear in Elsewhere C a, moma, i w"inmiiw v . - - 2 J3 for aii moniha, 14 per; United States and the attacks made upon her in the senate, the Marion and Fo.k "unt.ea differentiai in exchange against her, and the threatened . . ... . . . . .1 . A : w.'lla orrJ iv order of u. a government, au , destruction of her forests for the protits oi American muis anu "- - - ttisu lubscrlptiona are payable in aa- i nun only iaintiy. wane. ' , papers. ! 01d Jr Crow, who had fallowed -Sdverti-n. reprean.a.i-wf u "Unless those newspapers which are turning out one pound, that the weir puieWci b:idl'i dailies and two and a half pound Sunday newspapers, are brought iMajor was 'fr!Bhtene(j. But h, knew chica j to their senses, we will see print paper at from 20 to 30 cents a he must be mistaken when Major MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PKESS pound DV UClODer, Wlin practically "U net: miiiiagc uumiiiouiv, .. . , . j it I- . ..... . . r-. 11- .1 .. : J THROWING STONES And of course the Majors reniarK m 'nieawd him It made him all the Major Monkey never stepped run- Pleased mm. B . . I more eager, too, to see the army at- ning until be Had gone so iar '"alitack jonnnie Green and his friends. reached Th. Associated Pres. i exclusively th nP:rps declares Mr. RoKers: "Publication of a daily ntitled to the use for pHoncauon oi, - , ., , a ji n dispatches credited t it or; over 24 pages and a Sunday over 50 pages should be prohioitea. not otherwise credited in mis paper . .. . l ..Kfi1.J ana auw iocai rem j - ..... .. .iL .. :t: papers snail De permniea to go on wun tneir mm iMomramg. - tfCffOn print and reducing the size of their issues, even at a financial VAcpr Vat ions loss 80 tnat the PaPer saved wiI1 enauIe other Papers to continue publication. No such cooperation, however, is lortncoming irom the Portland Oregonian, which continues to issue 108-page editions and the Portland Telegram, which boasts of its waste of printed matter, though each paper could easily save enough news print to supply all the country press of Oregon and still not im pair their own news values. : The Dalles. In an effort to curb the dvpradattons of boys who have been ranging the city at night committing acts tit vandalism and crimes of even more serious character, the city coun cil established a curfew law. Portland. Plans are now being pre pared for the laying of six hundred miles of telephone line through the na tional forests of Oregon and Washing ton, federal forest officials here an nounced today. It was said that efforts would lie made to hasten the Cumple f It "Ouch!" he crk-U, "li s Red Uoad! MEXICAN RELATIONS An apiKiintment that commands widespread approval is that of Henry Morgenthau as ambassador to Mexico. To learning in the law and business capacity, he adds a knowledge of diplomacy gained while ambassador to Turkey, where he revealed a capacity! M()key came to a halt and said: Won of telephone system for aid In .10 meet U1II1CU11 Situations Wlin SK111 ana Vigor. I "Now we can lam wnnout uisiurums Quick communication during the for-f Mr. Morgenthau will do much to restore cordial relations with ! anb0?f " ... ,. , Mexico, and carry out the friendly policy of the president, which ; opinion the Major had insulted him. "You've Just the same ns said tint I'm a poor soldier!" he declared. Flu Leaves the System Shattered and Torn "Lets go back," saia mt. tro. "and drive those boys out of the pic nic grove!" Rt Maior Monkey shook his head. "i rfnu't want to lose my army," he .t "And besides we haven't any guns." you can throw stones, can't you Mr. Crow asked him. "Oh, yes!" said the Major. "Well, then if I were you I'd get some stones down by the brook and go straight back - to the grove and hurl tiiem at the enemy. aid so much mo Maior Monkey yielded;. for hwVhrean the Tnes he couidifatal effects that.the disease so supp!y ?f this rich, red life-givi earn. ZlHelp is Needed to teto&SS5J?i the Wasted Mrength anil Energy the way must be removed so thai tne iuii eiiecr. oi ner lunctions can be obtained. First of all the Vilnnrt tcViirh Vina ViAnn imnr, If vou have been a victim ot,isned and weakened, must h He said so much more mai a iai xfte flu even tnougn you weic bulit up t0 a neaitny and robuM nnniifrrl TH PSPHHH LI1C rtnriif-i OA ThQr on nKi.HJ l iui Lunate tiivue1 v r- -, vunuiwvAi) ov buuv ma ouuimant : . . . it i xi j:nAAi n i ii.' i . . nftpn leaves in its wake, you in(r fluid can be sent conrsino Hidden high above the heads of the;need not told of the damage .through the veins to revitalize picnic party. Major Monkey ga human system whlch this he system. ' Z, Mr. o who terrible disease causes, had returned with him to see the fun. "Hullo!" Johnnie Green shouted, j stopping short in the midst of a game; of leap-frog. "Who's up there?" And! he peered into the greenery above. Nobody seemed to know the answer, tn his ouestion. Certanily there wasi nobody missing from the picnic party. "I wonder if it's Red Head!" said The human system, after a severe attack of the flu, can be likened to a battlefield, with Its scarred ami mutilat ed evidences of wreck and destruction. cat fire season. Instead of building ' lookout houses this season, the money usually devoted for this purpose will le diverted to telephone work. Portland. A temporary injunction was Issued In the federal court here Tuesday whereby Oregon's bl-linqual law, decreeing that foreign language newspapers must publish parallel Eng lish translations, is stayed. The law was to have uecoroe efofctlve April 20. The stay was granted In Order to per mit time for the preparation of plead ings to detormlno the law'i constitutionality, Portland. Tho Reverend Harold Ionard Howman, 1). D., pafltor of Woodlawn Park Presbyterian church of Chicago, has beentendored a nnanl moua call to the pastorate of the First Fresbyteriun church of Portland at a salary of $7000, It was nnnouncer to flay. , Vlllamlna. O. R. Lelman, who has been farming nenr Buntley for several yearn, has traded his farm for a store At Dallas, and tills week moved his family lo that place, Monmouth. Mr, nnd Mr F. A. Rradficld and ion Elton and Mrs. M. D.Ontman and daughters l.ucll and Frances of Albany, Or., have left for Condon, Or., where the estate of their dcreastd mother will be lottled April 10. Kugene.---Clyde nrers, a local musi cian, and Miss Madle dross, a 17-year-old Kugene high school girl, who were marrlud just before Christmas and were dlvoroed a month ago, were mar ried again Mondny night, ' Hillsbnro. Lending business nnd neighborhood organizations, of Wash Ington county have gone on record an favoring the two-mill tax for element ary education. Eugene, Mr. nnd Mis. David llyei lee of this city will sail from an Atlan tic, port some time In August for l!o- lenge, Africa, where tbey will engage' In missionary work, ltuth are gradu ate,! of the Kugene lllble university. Mr. P.yerlee also was instructor In mu fltc In that liintimtlim. Itoseburg, Allen Stephenson, n far mer residing ulmut two miles from llm kles wan severely wounded Monday when he received a full ehsitte uf hol from n gun used In hunting. He had juhi tui in jn-.i Irani n Hunting trip, lie turned to go out of the room the gun was Jarred In some manner and full mid wss discharged. The charge truck him In both ililuh.i, Kewuerg. A Hoover for President club was formed hero Monday nlghl nnd pcrmamuit organization was ef fected by the election of Jesse fidwai'de for president; C, A. Hudson, aeorelary, and Mr. Mario K. Evans, treasurer, W. K. Newell nnd H. II. Haynee m Portland guve short talks for Hoover. Much enthusiasm prevailed at the meeting and steps were taken for or ganising Hoover clubs throughout Vamhlll county. The Dalles. With a view (o making the fire alarm system of this city mod ern ,a siren whistle was ordered bought by th city council. This siren can be heard IS miles against the wind, whereas the bell, which lua done duty Heretofore, a inef(erliv during heavy winds. You can readily see, therefore the importance of giving nature all possible assistance in restor. ing your system and repairing the damage which flu has wrought. If you wish to regain your lost strength and once again enjoy the robust vitality of perfect health, first of all re build the blood supply and thus For the human body has 'in-give nature the aid that she so hA nvnlntnnri Ynn'rA tha rnnk vnll rpmnmher. In,out a yell. h m!,lt nt c tit vr,n wnnlrtn'f he! "OUCh!" he Cried. expected to cook." "Then my part ' would be to do nothing at all?" Mr. Crow inqhlred. "Exactly!" Major Monkey cried. And I ve no doubt that you d be a great success." Old Mr. Crow always liked praise. Secretary Lansing attempted to reverse that is he will if the Mexicans let him. He can Ije counted upon to firmly look after the legitimate interests of the United States without arousing the suspicions of the Mexicans, for he will not cater to American imperialists. How the Mexicans view American relations is indicated in an article in the Excelsior, Mexico City, which declares that if the Mexican government gave complete freedom to American capitalists to exploit Mexico oil and minerals, as well as native Mexican workers, there would remain ho "Mexican problem." The greed of the American exploiter is declared to be for dream of empire from Canada to Panama. The Senate Committee now meeting on the Mexican border to "investigate" Mexico is declared a piece of international insolence that would not be hazarded in the case of a first clas3 power, but Mexico being weak, must sub mit to humiliation. The entire Mexican problem seems to be the desire of Ameri can dollars todrag the laws of America after them. There is a pernicious propaganda against Mexico that has for years distort ed every incident and done its utmost to precipitate intervention. American capital in Mexico is subject to Mexican laws just as for eign investments in the United Rial the American exploiters of Mexico constantly seek the interfpr. thov ence of this country in Mexican affairs, which exasperates the'Blstln onginaiiy pure-broods, these Mv:n. t- Ml ...Ml 1 IfrloMt vnont nnffl U., HnAJ Johnnie. "You remember he said he. couldn't come because he had work today. Jtsut ne must nave sneaneu " iKnJlw r, carlo i, D Mimhoii floor) Vioon thrnnrVi a sp.vere con- ooaiy neeas. tree." I f lict, a siege that will tax and' S. S. S. is the one remedy thai The words were scarcely out of , . if ...... strpn fj.h ' is SO Useful in repairine; the Major Monkey told him that it was Johnnie Green's mouth when a small j , duraice Even after com ' damage done by the flu, because not so. olu,B.1"u seu "7 "V.ii , v,o ,ci- nf J t DromDt v enriches the hi! "It's the eenerals that I can't trust "ana strucs. one oi nis greai iues. picic icluvcij, - ------ ll uie generals uui i un i n usi, ti , ' xi. j J i I onnnlw anrl filla tha vmno nntk "But you are different, eing oaieiuuieu, juiuiuio uiccu "'painng ine uamage anu awi-ui'FV " ";v "uo mw , Tuniir n vpu. - j.1 i i. ... .x.. ,n A ni nv., I pw Mrifi v rii lu wnpn in Sacred Cattle Of India Win Awards It's Red Head! There's no doubt about It." If anybody else had my doubts, they faded milckly when a shower of stones descended. "Stop that!" the boys began to 8.50. Hogs steady; receipts 792; prima mixed $16.00 16.25 ; medium $15.50 16.00; rough heavy $11.00 15.25; pigs $12 15. Sheep steady; receipts 56; spring ort Worth, Texas. The great lambs $18.0019.00; light valley sacred cattle of India have gone to$13.2516.50; heavy $14.2515.25; home pastures with blue ribbons for, common to medium $11 14.50 ; year the first time from the Fort Worth lings $14.50 15.00; wethers $14. 000 14.50; ewes $10 13. Butter Portland, Or., April 7. Cubes ex tra 6960c; parchment wrapped boy lots 63c; cartons 64c; half, boxes He ino-tVifl lost vitality is a slow and, new life and vitality, which, in' oftentimes discouraging one, for, turn rebuild the waste tissue throughout the svstpm. Ynn juuis, : il, occuio iiiab juu n juot utw i o - v small be entirely free from the fatigue 'should begin at once to take S. and depression that follows as o- wnicn win ao so mucn m an after-effect of the flu. puuing me system pacK into a Your whole body seems out of .vigorous, healthy condition. B'at Stock Show, setting a new era in the Industry In the Soutthwest. The Brahmas came from the great Pierce ranches in , Wharton county. What attracted most Interest about Mexicansund creates ill-will. The fact that financial syndicates exploiting Mexico are helD, ing finance General Wood's campaign for the presidency bodes no good to the southern republic which will be helpless against the union of millions and militarism. giant gaunt cattle have been crossed with Texas stock until they have dropped some of, the physical char acteristics ot their kind. But they still retain the Jiumpiand their natural wildness has been Intensified, Rippling Rhymes SPRINO MIISTC ,1 like to sing of balmy Spring, the season most inspiring; my p I swat and keep it hot, until it needs new wiring. I like to use the woodland ways where we will soon be roaming, and ufy nooks and babbling brooks with cascades brightly foaming gent. I wist, can well resist flip Sm-ino' riih oil i, u less he s old, with blood so cold it gives him katzenjammer. When 1m so chilled, my heart so filled with wintry slush and water, that I don t sing to welcome pring, then lead me to slaughter. .y un; cuK, my iimges creaK, i uenu them with a lever; thews are stiff, but what's the diff ? I'm just as young as e And so I prance and whoop and dance when Spring comes up yalley ; nml if a cop should bid me stop, I chase him down an al lhe winter's ilown, the coal men groan, and idle is the plum! My eyes are weak, my hinges creak, I bend them with a lever: mv the diff? I'm just as young as ever. the alley. Yiliimhiit the birds and bees and bugs and fleas have come to spend the summer. The vernal rain has come again, a resurrection bringing so let us sing a song of Spring and chortle while we're singing ' 'sacred cattle" Is the fact that more; less than V4 boxes lc more; are tick-proof and drouth-re- hutterfat 62 (5s 63c f. o. b. station: 64 65c Portland. Poultry and Eggs. Portland, Or., April 7. Eggs buy ing price case count 38 39c; buying price-ease count 38 Vt o; selling "price candled '40c; selected candled in car tons 42c. Poultry: Hens 32 37c; broilers 40 45; roosters 20c; turkeys dressed 5253e; geese 2225c; ducks 40 50c Wheat and Mill Stuffs. Wheat: $2.20; barley $70; oat 68 62.50 bid; corn No. 3 yellow $63.60 bid. Hay: Buying price, valley timothy $28.00; alfalfa $32.00; grain $30.00; cheat $22; clover $30; pats and Vetch $26. Mlllstuffs: Prices f.o.b. mill, olt artage $2 extra. Mill run, car lota o mixed cars $43 ton; rolled barley $73 rolled oats $66.50; ground barley $71 Bcratch feed $80. Corn whole $66; cracked $88. $2.00; feed oats 8085o; LOVE and MARRIED LIFE By the Noted Author IDAII McGLONE GIBSON Grain: 'Wheat .No. 1 oatB 80 85c; milling cheat hay $181; oat hay $21 clover had $?3; mill run $46. Butterfat: Btfttorfat 64c; creamery Duller 04 fi Obc. Pork, veal and muttoa: Pork on foot 15 3-4c; veal fancy 23c; steers llo; lambs 1314c; oow 7o; ewes to, shoep, yearlings 12 a. Iiressed pork 21p, Kggs and poultry: Eggs cash 30c; light hena, 28((i30c; heavy hens 32c; old roosters 1516o; spring's 24o. Vegetables: Onions per pound 6c; celery don. $1.75; potatoes, Yakima 6c. Oregon 3H 4o; sweet potatoes 9c j beets per sack $2; turnips per aack $3.75; carrots per sack $1.25; parsnlpt I per sack $3.50; spinach lOo lb.; rad ishes 40c doz. Kruit: Oranges $3.6O6.00; lemons $5.506; bananas 11c; honey extract 20c; bunch beets 45c; cabbage 6c; head lettuce $1.25; carrots 45c; as- gear, lor the damaging etiects of the flu seem to permeate the entire system,, leaving you weak and sore, your nerves all un strung, the appetite far below normal, the stomach upset, and the entire vitality at a low ebb. Then, too, there is always dan ger ot a re-curnng attack, as well as the increasing liability to succumb to almost any ordin ary illness, while you are in such a weakened condition. Not until your full strength and vitality nave Deen restored can you con sider yourself entirely out of danger, tor your disease-resis tance' should at all times be kept up to tne highest mark. The damatre that has hpen done to your system by this dis ease must be repaired, and new tissue must be built to suddIv the waste that has taken place. Nature is a great healer, but be lt Is a strange quirk In human nn- wheels. When I tore that not even Hie knun ledge of the time ot the parugus 18c; cauliflower $2 doz.: returned home nt red peppers 25c lb; rhubarb 8c; newspaper scandal ' ueaa 160 lb. the passing of those we love best can about John another long Journey gave' R,ta11 prlcc8: Ep,s" OC!!1!n 3"c: keep our thoughts long from living! mo t,,10 to think and worn- When I cr"u'ry bultr ?2c; country but iK.si.es. Heath eventually vniwubdWramo , AUttmlo 0ltv tbe ' .h,.J'-J ".0,IS .h.ard Wheat 3'353"5 even In victory death must 'hours of that dreary ride were passed UVESTOCK life's great problems, in unhappy retrospection nn.t f..,.,. f Portland, April 7. Cattle steady. which ever face those who me U ftjtho future; and now 1 was going home' r,eCe'lt', ,4j,P Kr:lin and ,ulu led """ to lay my mother beside ,v f,M '-..V "'"":. cm,'?e i utu not tell these though s to in life, but Klvo way lo The American-Columbia T.Mindry company has been Incorporate at As torltt with a eapllal stock of $40,000. . to if ) vtrl -R ''of- ! not tell these thoughts to In the nee, pernaps uecause just at that turns or my family are burled moment John opened the door. Ho! In Her Mother's Itnom steined relieved to find me with his I When wo arrived nt the station I sister Instead of Helen, nnd with his' hurried directly to a waiting motor face smiling he came and took inn inland soon was in my mother's room nt his arms, saying, -Well. girl. 1 was! my old home, John staved behind to able to get a drawing room for you :se that nil the arrangements were and you ran go in and shut the door1 carried out. Helen and Bob had de ami be nlone and nt rest. Yes. my; elded that It was not necessary for dear, you can even keep me out If them to come with us and Alice was you wuut to." - jcomlng on a Inter train I always want you with me. John,' I found the house and mv mntw. room filled with flnu-r o,,,i . . , always lovlnir even basket of the ,m, ,..,.,, .1..,, , . , ... . - ' , . , . nnii vio- ,.-mn.n i am least Kind." lie "is greeted me rviih sal.1 1 mil, little slKh. .sympathy ns I opened the doOr of .,, nut I um going to try nnd get your "miller's room, which had been Pre holm of view, my dear. I guess I will Pared for me. have to," he continued, somewhat i I would not allow mvself, however ruefully, "because It seems to me that to dwell upon this message from Karl ' -v..., uuj poxHiiitiuy, .-," ..uli. i mm aetermlned "'v. wiiuk or n n ... $11.25 (Fi' 12.(10: nholes Humeri n.-'s- cmn.i ..v...i- ,ic.An' ,,,,, . , , iiv.vv ff. I il vt 1 u, i a TulVen- j; n- "' 'to ..,...,,ui fi.nuiJo.us: common to lair when jou lire kind and loving." liui. 1 nm $6.25 7.25; choie cows and heifers $9.00 10.00; good to choice $8,000 9.00; medium to good $6.607.50; fair to medium $S.506.60; oannert $3.00 f 5.50; bulls $5.00 7.50; prime light calves $15.50 C 17.00; medium light $10.00tl5.50; heavy $7.00 y0;jtorker and feeders $7,50 9 never to fact I had BllOW John hl !.(. tell him of my niad moment when I determined to Ko One Will SnV I nm going downslnhs nn ,... you worry ul.out n thing. i""" ' "inei ipimeu self-destruction and ah ou w 11 have to do 1 to get ready! "Tn and deed Hint I had WE will paTyuTTmoro cash for vour Scavenger. SALEM BCAVAriBR Garbage and refuse of all kinda removed on monthly contract at reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned. Dead anl mali removed. Office phone Main 167. DKS. WHITE rea phone 8; Osteopathy and Marshall, osteo- JOHN L. 1.VNCH. osUennnthlo physician and surgeon, 401-4 Ore- gon hldgesjihone 68F5. 104 W'hy Belffor Less. so that when the taxi comes tu.iuer. Mie he ped mo with mv n .i and wraps, and, almost In a dime, l' at l.mt fmmd myself shut In from nil Uie world in K,y own compartment. Still lii a knid of stupor. I nianased tn umlr.-,K and get Into the berth. I ll"Hi;:lit I was going to s'ecp Ini-iiH-.li.it, dy, but having stretched my self out and i;l,ised my eves I found th tliom opening R uie ag.iir,. Sleep had I jriown away. gome slrlf would look t otter It It seems t me tlmt n'l ny great they'd do ther hair up over thor vTtola s.utowr have been connected in some f.-ce, Fclks tliat think its fishio.ih'n .') !ih long mllroud hiurnex . t' Ih late miiFt feel simple when V.it-y AJin I went to my faulu r In hi last l r.ow r.no ever thins h-. r.tMed off iV-ss 1 spent Hie Kiv-lit ii. tl comes you can! "'""""J borne with my readjustment! Sillliaht lo v.liir 0' ""'" Villues COmillete nn.i Ih.i r own drawing room In the train,' N,. 'a devoid of every Interest except my I one shall speak ft word to you if vou "''cest in my husband. i lo not want them to." I "I will be nn old-fashim,. ,if. have looked so relieved .,tl,n"ll,n' rt,'!''." 1 aid sloud ns ihmu-h nousenoid goods. Get our bid be- zore you sell. Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store. S71 N. Com mercial street Phone 734. MEN' WHO AUK "BKI.OW PAR" This condition may be caused by overwork, worry, too close confine ment to business or too little exercise. Why not try a little more out of door exercise and take advantage of your druggists guarantee that Vinol, the cod liver und iron tonic without oil. will create strength, vim and vitality or return your money .Men every where declare Vinol is the greatest strength creator known. (Adv) Creen Tomatoet, Cncumbtri, Onion You can rai A these and dozen$ of other deliciou$ vegetables, nght in your own yard. Plant good seeds! Morse'i Grand Prize seeds are always depend ableand head off the high cost of living. Most Morse $eeds are only Five eeriU a packet at grocers, florists, drug nd hardware torei, etc., everywhere. C C MORSE & CO. (Wnrf',',LiWljMifm)i 12S Market St. San F,!.,.. Mfflistfs Seeds The blood Is tho source of lifo, und upon its condition depends the condition of the whole body. There can be no robust vitality unless the blood supply is abundant and healthy. 'fc'l!k)ki$t)k5ssk'jcsk' You should remember, too, that avoiding disease is large ly a matter of keeping the sys tern in good condition, so that those who keep their blood sup ply pure and strong and vigor ous are much les3 liable' to at tack. A few bottles of S. S. 5. will be worth many times its cost as a precaution against disease. Those who take S. S. S. can get any desired medical advice without cost by writing to Chief Medical Advisor, 180 Swift Lab oratory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv. Consistent High Quality The resources, exDericnce.knnwlpHcTA oi ment of the Standard Oil Company combine to make Zerolene. They insure a product of uniform high quality. Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication ot your automobile, truck or tractor STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) A grade for each fype.of eimne H. II. CAMPBELL, Special Agent, Salem, Oregon. Office 445 Court St 998 ' Niojit 6713 J- I must I mother. ..... ...... K.rn Miice um not eton lo, "",v "iiiuiiiK n nrom m in m. i Only to llivak Tliein rut !.i!i, we nuike resolves onlv to tile,! to tel! him of the wfI hour u .'! T, ,h "' ewept pier nt . oi now iefl l,v a liupulse almost to the point '.,f illlf OVk'lf In,. .1... ... . , ' "'" oei-Koning waves I mved from this rash net l,v K.ul rtepnrd. he grew perfectly fur', ion The 1,1,! .that I wa, lrjn(r to M l mynelf seemed t0 have lK ef fe t upon him. hut the fact that Karl Mtepnril W; ll(,ar , , imul hurl- nerluc Ui ri:t em. tiniVimmrntuI booihI of rcvelviuK " ' I'nrawit him beyond vv. '""' Jnn Jiwumleretand rds. , Ovcnnire Steel Construction Company We Lava tn rtnnfe f... r ., . . . .,,mlluc t,ttipmfnt . rroln to nebf. np to 60 ii . ras foot lcnstlis. IKHB 3 to IS tuches. nn tn n .. . it m ... T.7tf'". 'r m,r P o foot - - ' - W 111. lk'tllA I ' ... K O lenirtha. S TANK. 1UXGE STKI t,. ,. ,,V' " " :s . situ. 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