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run-haaed Ford Coppe—
Th« Çlaycomb Motor Co,s
port the «ále of a Ford coupe
Elm er tl. Peek.
SEATTLE* Wash., Absence of
pink salmon In Puget Sound this
year w ill result In only 10 • of the
22 canneries on Ma shores oper
ating, according to-Lee B. Carroll,
Anacortes cannery man»
The behavior of the pinks la
unexplainable. Pink salmon ap
pear in Puget Sounft only every
two years, on the odd numbered
years. In the meantime it Is a
question where they go, accord
ing to Sarrnll. Experts mdy only
speculate, he said. T h ey m ay .g o
to the Arctic wastes and hlberhate
under Ice floes, or spend the sea
son In .some warm depth in the
tropics. But they always return
every two years, Carroll said, as
proved by the tags researchers
have placed on then!.
Because thia is the off-year for
pinks, the canneries Which are
running will have, to be content
with the lighter colored fish and
the more inferior grades.
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W ith respect to the ’’sock eye"
or famous red variety, the case
Is twice as bad. according to Car-
roll, who has studied the habits
of aahuon for years.
“When the sock eyes go they
stay away for four years," he
»aid.
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Purciiescil Ford ltoudl»ter—
The Claycomb Motor Co., report
the sale of a Ford roadster to
Thomas Mill.
I ’ui chased Forti Tudor—
Thè ClaJ’fromb Motor Co. report
the sale of a “Ford Tudor to R.
R lckpan.
P urrluuetl F tt'k fthnpc—
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The'CWycomb Mhtof-Cd.' report
the »We of, a Ford ebupfi to the
Standard Oil Co.
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JhirchaKcd Ohlfcmobllc Coach— '
The* Park; Gargaé report the
sale of ^an Oldsmoblle coach De
Lux to Etmer Mitchell,
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I t is estimated that tw l-fifths cf
Russia's area Is -covered with for
ests.
W ise
car
owners
.'lying llfiy ia ve r
by awohplhg
dawn In bla hydroplane to H ?
epet on lo n g Inland aound where
< nolcher wee drowning and pp. -
lag him on ¡be wing of the plane.
Many uBob” Boys
i , At Crater Lake
' Not only bobbed hair
college girls but Bob boys
seem to be favored at
Cratpr Lake Lodge thiH
summer.
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-Many -University stu
dents earn a substantial
portion *of their school
expenses by summer work
a t this National Park host
elry, This year, however,
Bob boys seem almost as
numerous as girls. Of .the
five employed
as boat
crew four are Bob Gard
ner, Bob Foster,
Bob
W arner Boh Maxwell and
the only reason the fifth
does hot answer to the
name of Bab McGee is.
that his parents early be-'
gan calling him by his
middle name Instead of
his first name, Robert.
A ll are University of
Oregon students and one
of them has for a room
mate, Bob Holman, night
clerk at the lodge.
state has been represented by pa-
tlenta at the W hite Shield, ac-
cording to Envoy Gray.. The door
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la always open to the uhfortunate,
and
many are the pathetic unfor-
shell drops— they become ap
tunotee
who ring the door bell.
preciative of what Is being done
for them, become anxloug to wipe
The Boor is always open to nn-
out the past and live respectable fortunate girls. -Sometimes they
lives. And finally, when the hew are pathetic figures as they hes|-
born child awakens mother love, tatlngly touch the hell, seeming to
the reformation la’ generally com feel there will be nothing ip life
plete. When #5 girls out of ev again but severe condemnation.
Rn-
ery hundred decide to keep their disgrace and unhappiness.
babies, work for them, live hon centty one little country gtrl stood
estly for them, who can say that on the bridge that l<mla to t « i
The Salvation Army is not repaid private grounds of theH om e. try-
for Its lal»or in this line? Our lng in her shame and grief to de-
Blogan— »‘a man may be down but clde between, suicide and facing
never out" applies to misguided —— -______
girls as well as to others— and wo
certainly have proven that the
great m ajority of such girls make
a triumphant •'come back* Into
respectability.
Practically every county in tho
Rosemary Deering, 17-year-otd vaudeville dancer. la peeved at the fnmoui
Red Orange. Grange and h is manage«. G, C. Pyle, she charge», let.hei
announce to the world that ahe would play opposite Red In bis first movie
and then turned het-down. She comes from Peoria. III., near.Red’a homi
,U>wn e f Wheaton, and la now to Hollywood, '
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Red’ll Get? Along Without Her
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Estab. 1883 at 41 E. Main St.
Phone 211
.. .BROOKLYN. N. Y;, Jûfy I . —
Of.« dollar is to he given to my
husbaqd to stippolt his mlstreems
in luxury when I am gone, save
the w ill of Mrs. Lena Hal?e«n
who died leaving an esateof I
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Daring Aviator
Rescues Swimmer
Drive in — we are always
glad to give you nflick ser
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BUY NOW!
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CLEARANCE SALE
LEEDOM’S
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1920 Ford Touring, Starter Type ..
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1920 Ford Touring, Starter T y p e .............
1920' Roadster, S ta r te r T y p e . . .
1925 Chev. Touring $475
Ford t o n r in g ___ _
$100
Station
Boulevard A Sherman
’A t the algn'of the Checkered
Flog”
TWO REAL
AUTOMOBILE
Just Received
$ 50.00
the new Universal Adjust
a b l e Gas Tank Gaps.
$100.00
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Pick mp Bed
1923 Ford Roadster, Starter Type ............. $150.00
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* Pick *up Bed
BUY GOODYEAR 1
1923 Ford Touring, Starter Type ................... $200.00
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Chevrolet
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1919 Ford Tudor Sedan, Starter Type . . .........$150.00
1923 Ford Coupe, Balloon T ires/Starter Type, $225.00
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Springs
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NEW A N D U S E D T
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Gaskets
Open Cab Stake Body
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$200.00
Tire Repairing and Reti
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A ll Fords Above One Hundred Dollars Guaranteed,
You Take N o Chance.
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special «Hoy steel, w ith greatest ° * advanced engineering th a t
heat resistance; transmission and stamp d ie Pontiad as a Six that
re»r «xle Beats o f extra w eight*,, only General Motors could have
width, and wearing qualities; a developed «nd produced to sell
*u rd y fram e designed to resist at Sh tow a price! »
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Interurban Stage Co;
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SUMMER VACATION1
Stamina
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Desert W ater Bags ............................................. . $1.35
Covered W ater C o n ta in ers...................................... $2.00
Luggage Carriers ......................... . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.75
Luggage Carriers ..................................................... $1.50
Tool Kits, fits 6 different sise n u t s .........................$0.75
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W e cure your troubles and niake yonr vacation a
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Claycomb Motor Co-.’
61 §. Second
Phone
finteen Sides, Canopy Roof
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Ashland, Ore.
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TUB • S IX E S
Also leaves Ashland at 4:00 F. M. for R
FoUowtng mofaing to Par
Fordson
Lincoln
W e take passengers lo r all w ay points. For
tickets call Ashland Hotel, *n
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t Where You Buy Your Ford
Direct Connections** Ro*bnr» for oms Hay
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»tory. Today that girl is
* nd respected by a noble
husband who was told the
he?°r® their marriage. The,
adopted the babe a £ i are 1<
Christian llvss.
"Isn 't that a better eadlm
true story than s suicide
life spent In the shadows?’
Envoy Gray who vouches fc
and many <*«»»—
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kind at the W h ite {fatehT.
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NEED AIR?
SAVE DEPRECIATION
Ten Thousand' sealed bottles
w ill be turned loose 1 nNew York
H arbor as part p f a plan for study
of current and tid a l changes in
B A LTIM O R E. July 1.— A heav the ocean.
ily armed negro ran wild* Monday
drive
without
unmarried motherhood. Tl
ceuraging s a il« of < 8*2
laaai« who appeaiM on the
madb the decision. The girl
a revolver over the bridge n
then tearfully told her pa
Tidings classified do the business
Runs Amuck And
Shoots 9 Peopl
through the streets of B iltm o re .’
Before he fin ally was killed nine
persons r ere shot. The- aegre
earrled two revolvers and a rifle,
biased, away until he was hit by
a bullet.
SALVATION A R M Y IH
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