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TH URSDAY
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JANUARY 2, 19j 3
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Another for the VphuildinQ ot Town and County.
In this, our first message o f the New Year, we wish
to express our appreciation to the public, for their patron­
age during the past year, and o f what we value even
more, their confidence and cordial good will.
We realize
that the public’s interests and our interests are mutual
and that whatever helps one helps the other.
A Picture of Contentment
A ll m en lo o k pleased w hen th e y s m o k e
this c h o ic e t o b a c c o — fo r all m en like th e rich
q u a lity and tru e, natural flavor o f
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In extending our thanks to the public for their
patronage during the past year we pledge ourselves that
during the coming year we will use our most earnest
efforts to merit the continuation o f the pleasant relations
which have existed in the past.
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Smoked in pij>es by thousands o f m en— everywhere
known to cigarette smokers as “ the makings.**
W e take unusual pride in I jg g 'ii & Myers Duke*a
Mixture.
It is om leading brand ot granulated tobacco—
and every sack we make is a challenge to aU other tobacco
manufacturers.
Kvery 5c sack o f this famous tobacco
contains one a n d a h a l f ounces of choice granulated
tobacco, in every way equal to the hpst you can buy at any
price, and with each sack you get a trnok o t cigarette
papers KRKK.
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Accept our sincere wishes that the New Year may
bring you happiness and prosperity.
cost is not great and think
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of the satisfaction you will
Southern Pacific Company
have in the long winter nights
about here. We handle the MODEL
and will guarantee satisfaction.
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»CAPITOL WASHINGTON. D C ,
1915
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S a v e th e c o u p o n s . W it h th e m y o u c a n g e t a ll sorts o f v a lu ­
a b le p r e s e n t s — a r t id e a s u ita b le for y o u n g an d
a i d ; m e n . w o m e n , b o y s an d g ir ls
Y o u 'l l b e
d e lig h t e d t o s e e w hat y o u c a u g e t fre e w ith
o u t o n e c e n t o f c o s t t o y o u . G e t o u r new
Illu strated c a t a lo g
A s a s p e c ia l o f fe r , w e
w ill e e n d «t f r e e uui>/tc a> «ectm oer a n d
J a n u a r y o n l y . Y o u r n a m e an d a d d re s s
o n • oosLai w ill b r in g it t o y o u .
JANUARY 1913
SUN. MON. T I E . WED. THU. E R I. SAT.
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THE BIG DEMAND
for “ Oregon’ s Best” flour is due)
solely to its many fine qualities. We |
could tell you o f how much better {
bread, etc., it bakes, how mnch f a r - «
ther it goes and a lot o f other things J
in its praise. But we refrain, know- J
ing that the trial o f a single sack {
will be a better advertisement for I
“ Oregon’s Best” flour than any we J
could write. Order a sack today.
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C o u p o n s fr o m l in k * i M i x t u r e m a y be as
t o r t - d w i t h l a s > tra m
SHOE, J. T..
TINSLEY'S N ATU R AL L E A r. G R A N ­
GER TW IST , cou p on s fr o m F o U R
ROSES >'l(k t i n d o u b le c o u p o n ), PICK
PLUG C U T. PIEDMONT CIG AR­
ETTES. C U X CIGARETTES, a n d
o t h e r l a s s o r co u p o n s is s u e d b y u s.
SWEENEY BROS.
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in Groceries as well as anything else.
We have the Clerks and the Goods
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appropriated money with which to assist in its investi­
gations, under cooperative agreement. The people of
the states are desirous o f securing the results o f the
Geological Survey’s work at a faster rate than they can
be furnished with the appropriations provided therefor
by Congress. Instead o f using the funds to carry on in­
dependent investigations o f the same kind, the States
apparently realize that it will be better for them to
make use o f the equipment and qualified corps that the
Geological Survey has accumulated and established for
such work. In every state in which cooperation has
been maintained the saving in expenditure and the re­
sults accomplished have been so great that the desira­
bility and practicability o f the arrangement have been
proved beyond question.
That was quite a storm last Saturday night and
Sunday, and the deep sea vessels knew there had been
some blow. But our old ocean kept faithfully to her
name, and there was no loss o f life, nor vessels. On
the Atlantic the hardships endured were frightful, the
terrible cold making life on the ocean one to be shunned.
Oregon will not only show off its fruit and farm
products, its prize cattle and magnificent timber at the
San Francisco exposition in 1915, but if present plans
mature, the showing from this state will include the
best baby boy and baby girl in Oregon. In this, Oregon
will have to compete with children from other states
who will be entered in a national eugenics show which
is to be a feature o f the exposition.
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£ MRS. OLIVE SM1TH-BICKNELL
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It contains the highest grade o f
co d liver oil. m edically perfected;
it is a cream -like food -m ed icin e,
scrupulously pure and healthful
without drug o r stimulant. En­
dorsed and advocated by medical
authorities everywhere.
scorrs EM ULSION drives out
cold s— nourishes the membranes
o f the throat and lungs and keeps
them healthy.
N o th in g s q u a ts S C O T T 'S
EM ULSION fo r lung an d bronchiaI
w eak n ess — .o r e , t i g h t chm .t. a n d
aU pulm onary troubles.
E q u a ll y g o o d f o r in fa n t s ,
children or adults, but you must
have S O O T r S .
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All kind* of hauling at reasonable
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tended to. Headquarters at Web
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Scientific American.
Branch Office, 625 F St., Washington, D. C.
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a u k tJ Q a x r
and long hours o f exposure will find
you dry and comfortable if you wear a
T O W E R ’S FISH BRAND
REFLEX SLICKER
with the famous Reflex Edges (pal'd) that pre­
vent water from running in at the front when
buttoned. No wet weather coat so useful as a
Stkker- No Sticker so waterproof, durable
neat in appearance as the Fish brand Hcjlcx.
Get yours today and be prepared for rain.
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SATISFACTION G U A R A N T E E D
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meeetlon ■* probably patentable. Comuaunteu-
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it it free. Oldest agency for securing p aler-'.
I’ rv• its taken through Muitu A Co. rwcetsu
tprcusl notice. without charge. In the
A handaomely tlluatratod weekly.
l'u 1 st ton o f any adontine tournai.
largest Ctr­
Torma. $3 a
BOSTON
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T oron to
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The Just Right Shoe
For men we sell them. They
give universal satisfaction. Try
a pair o f them. Salem Woolen
Mill Store.
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take scorrs EMULSION regu­
larly to repair wasted vitality and
enrich th e b l o o d t o withstand
winter colds and exposure.
Several attempts have been made by the state game
warden, William L. Finley, to buy Bob-white quail in
the eastern states, for liberating in certain parts o f Or­
egon. The Bob-white is a very desireable bird, howev­
er, and other states are guarding carefully the supply
they now have. Some sections o f Oregon are already
pretty fairly stocked with Bob-white quail. "W e can
easily stock almost all parts o f our state with these va­
rieties o f quail,” said Mr. Finley, if we can secure reli­
able parties to trap the birds and ship them under our
directions. We are anxious to get in touch with any­
one who is in position to trap quail. We are willing to
pay for the birds, and shall arrange to have them sent
either to the state game farm at Corvallis or direct to
the places where we want to liberate them.” "In parts
o f the Willamette Valley, and in sections o f eastern Or­
egon; Bob-white quail are quite abundant. These birds
will thrive well in southern Oregon, and the people in
that part of the country are anxious to have them intro­
duced. In southern Oregon, the California or Valley
quail are abundant, and yet we may have none of these
birds in the Willamette valley, although they would
thrive here and make a splendid addition to our supply
o f game birds.” Both the California quail and Bob-
white quail are insect and weed seed eaters. They are
not only excellent game birds, but are most valuable
birds from the economic standpoint about any farming
community. It is strictly against the law to trap any
game birds in the state o f Oregon, yet the state game
warden can by special written permit grant this privi­
lege for scientific and propogation purposes.
While the annual number o f deaths on our Ameri­
can railroads is appalling it would be unfair to charge
them all against the roads. The truth is a very large
proportion o f many o f such deaths is that o f tramps
who trespass on the tracks and thereby endanger their
lives. The best plan to prevent such slaughter is to
follow the European plan o f prohibiting tresspassing
and to see that trespassers are punished. Of course it
is hard to enforce such a law in a country so vast as
this and especially in places ' emote from cities or large
towns, but it can be done to a much greater extent than
it is now.
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W H O C A N T R A P Q U A IL .
As usual the state fair is laboring under a deficit, ow­
ing principally to the time o f year which they will per­
sist in holding the event, and it will probably bring
about a concerted move on the part o f certain sections
to move the fair to the metropolis. All in this section
would hate to see the fair moved from Salem, but when
an association will persist in catering alone to the race
track men as the time o f holding the fair, they should
expect nothing else.
We will soon have again in operation our state leg­
islature, and for forty days the wise men o f the differ­
ent counties o f the state will be assembled in a manly
endeavor to further tangle up our laws under the impres­
sion, no doubt, that they are doing the people o f the
state a great favor. It is understood that Governor
West will this term take quite a hand in getting through
what is thought to be needed legislation. If he is able
to push his ideas through, undoubtedly some beneficial
laws will be ad led to the statute books. From the out­
look now the legislators wi 1 be inundated with all kinds
o f bills at the ojeni lg of the season, sufficient if given
careful attention, to keep each legislator busy for the
next year. One o f the main ones calling for the expen­
diture o f state funds, will be that o f appropriating
money for the big cunal exi»osition at San Francisco,
gome o f the legislators being in favor o f a half million
appropriation, and the rest from that sum on down.
Good Service Counts
S'*’ . LOUIS. MO
The Turks may not be very good at fightinpr, but
they seem to have the matter of bargaining down to a
fine point, and so far have kept the allies on the anxious
seat with everything in their favor as to distribution of
territory.
One o f the strongest evidences of the practical val­
ue o f tne work o f the United States Geological Survey
is furnished by the fact that many of the states have
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