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t"2" in "1924" is closed.
The chief of the United States Ser
vice at Washington has sent speci
linens of the counterfeit to secret ser
vice operatives throughout the coun
try. Tostoffices in metropolitan
have been instructed to select
nn pmnlove of known exceptional ahl-
EXAMINE YOUR
SAVINGS STAMPS
IX THEIR WORK
ISSUE.
ON THE 1919
a portrait
They are
lOftoffices.
Warninc to carefully examine 1919
Wo Snvin StamDs Dresented for after that date.
redemption because of the discovery
of a clever counterfeit has been broad
casted to all postmasters on the Paci
fic Coast by the postoffice department.
The counterfeit can be recognized by
a swelling on the left cheek of Ben
jamin Franklin's picture which ap
pears on the stamp, making the ven
erable exponent of Thrift look as if he
had the toothache.
Printed from a steel plate on a good
grade of paper, the counterfeit stair,
shews the fallowing defects:
Left cheek of Franklin has a pro
nounced swelling. '
Lower one of two left
characteristics of tho counterfeit and
to examine carefully all stamps of the
1919 series presented for redemption,
save those registered befor.i January
1, 1920, as the counterfeit was issued
rTpn,FMni.-MCR ENTERPRISE
LOCAL MEN IN
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camping outfit and three papers.
His expense for this trip was
'Mr. Richardson remained at Salt
Ikc City for some time, and returned
with five grown people in thi cur and
a total of 1250 pounds of bagga and
camping equipment. Tho return tr.p
was made by way of Nevada, ove
some of the poorest roads to be found
in the West, at a total expense of
Anr.llM to Mr. Richardson, he
nhnnt S.000 miles of tho poor
est roads Nevada, Utah and Arizona
have to offer, averaging almost
uavc fcv vv ,
The 1920 series of War Savings ity-iour ,,on on
Stmns is not affected, as they are .than a tnousanu ...... ,
an entirely different issue, carmine in oil
color and carrying a reproduction of
STATE CAMPAIGN
MOVKMEXT IS l.Al'NCHFU TO
I'UT OKWJON OVKK I KONT IV
lUSTKlU.I.Y AM t'OMMKK
CI ALLY.
of George Washing-ton.
on sale at all banks and
RECORD TRIP IS MADE BY
ARIZONA MAN IN
4-90.
tires made the roumi
trip and are still good for several
thousand miles.
Astoria Largest Lumbering plant
in America is to be brought to Astor
ia through option secured on a Hun
dred and fifty acres owned by the
Astoria Marine Iron Works on Youngs
iTnrt T?icbnri1son of Snowflake,
A,.;-r.na -lnims nn economy record Bay
-i...o..t Tho erection
...... a;0 f fMm h rmv!the $2,000,000 mark
rf.it Vwlnw , Mr. Richardson purchased his nrst
on iuvmgs, ,,1,0,.s. Btatl. Hank
Total investment, including the ; .......j.t,.,, of the lndepon.len
of a mill, expected to reach : . ' , , M Va!ker. pic:
.... 1 T . 1 . -. ...
the portrait is comparatively indis-; automobile, which was a Chevrolet) i.ni- m. . " "
'Tour-Ninety," and the following day counties unite w.th Eastern Oi M r
Vertical opening between the lines 'he started on a trip from I olbrook to Light and Power a '
, ,oi sDit T.ni- ritv. rnvrvintr a complete 000 auxiliary hydro-oleituc plant.
in t no mu p r- ih i, iimi l ik liic iiui aiut .uiv - i j r-
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W$m ml
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This Miller
Cord Tire
lias run
22.000 Miles
On a Heavy Truck
lie Iread
And Why They Are Exceptions
Worn Miller Tires are often exhibited with
some fign like above.
Countless letters also reach us telling sucn
mileage tales.
T"hp;p srp verv nleasinf. But we don't
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want users in general to expect miracles from
Millers.
Service to Expect
Expect from Millers greater service than
from any like-type tire. And 19 times in 20
you will get it. j
Expect it to outserve
any tire you put opposite,
and it almost invariably
will. Expect twice the
mileage tires gave a few
years ago, and they will
doubtless do stiil better.
Expect tread wear 25
per cent better than from
others and you'll not be
disappointed.
But don't expect that Millers,
under all conditions, can match some
exceptional mileage.
Why Mileage Varies
A Cord Tire gives vastly greater
service than a Fabric Tire.
An oversize tire will vastly excel
a tire that is undersize. Care, load
and roads affect tire service greatly.
Millers are uniform tires. That is
a major reason for their supremacy.
But uniform tires will vary with
conditions.
Tread Patented
Center Tread smooth with suction cup,
for firm hold on wet asphalt. Geared-to-the
Road id treads, mesh like cogs in dirt.
With 3-Ton Loads
Mi'.Ier Cord Tire were tested by Ray C.
Carpenter on a 22-panenger bus. averaging
a 3-ton lead each tia. The first tire on a
rear wheel ran 23.700 miles without a blow-
out, and was nev? r rcmo ed from the wheel.
The s' ond was punctured by railroad spike
at 5.000 miles, but when repaired ran 12.000
mi!s more without a blowout. On a front
wheel the Miller ran 22,000 miles without a
blowout. Ail were pafsenger-typo tires.
What Our Tests Show
We run tires at our factory ten million
miles a year to make these service tests.
Thes-? are radical tests. Tires are run con
stantly, night ?nd day, aid under heavy load.
"We want quid: comparisons.
On our tesling machines Miller Cords
average 15,000 miles, and Fabrics about
half that.
But these are not mileage records. We
are running Miller Tires
against higli-grade rivals
to prove that Millers last
best.
I ill &s
Cords or Fabrics
Now the Topic of Tiredoin
Geared-to-the-Road
RtgiaUrtd U. S. PaUnt Offic
Anoumement of a Btnte-wUlo cam
paign that will b conducted by the
Oregon Stnto Chamber of Commerce
and the part Independence is to play
in the movement was outlined rridny
by P. N. OtMoti, representing w 01...
ChainVr, who visited iruiepeiu-emi: ...
connection with the survey of tho
state now in progress.
The campaign, its purposes and
aims, were tluscussed at length bv Vr.
.1 Ogden with a number of local tead.ng
thO - .... ., ... wi.L.nt
...n in- Mi lin i' I. Vt . n ii. . i
linn.." r ,
sti.1.. lUnk: 11. I Hi-son
nlont
M VnU...i-. piesl- !
dent of the lletail Mercbanis A
i At. ...,. li K. ! etchei
secretary of the association.
Mr. Irvine w:is selected as eh.iirma
of the In.le)endeme eeciitiv
inittt" w hich w ill co opo-;ite
State Chamber in its camp!''''
innnie.l Mc Walker. Mr. 1 let. n,-.n
r,.,v.. .-..,,! ( M.i..tv to ci
the e.mt.itt'-e nilh hi'ii. Mr.
Moore will act vice-chairman.
The Oregon State Chamber of Com
merce has undertaken plain t: play
a big fart in the future development
.f tlu. 'it.v Ciiiuls will bi
carry on an extensive pnn:ram .f :
tivities. Amotur the e will be an a
vertising campaign to set forth
opportunities to be found in Oreg
and to encourage land settlement: a
mini.-tration to pr-unote irrigation;.
extension of railroads; refund of. re
clamation fund: extension of Im'h
ways both for i-nmiuercial pu'-fo-i .
and through national fore ts e-.-op-eratioii
with agricultural an. I l'.m l.er
ing interests and mime -,. us other big
projects; the dcvelpr. 'ru:t f vl i.-h
will bo of incaleiihil.!" :'hi to ' ;c
state in general without, f; voni.g ai-y , I
particular community. ; "
Mr. Ogden was assured by b-cal 1
leaders with whom he talked that
dependence could he relied up( n t- do j I
her share along with i.tlier cummuni-! I
ties of Oregon to rd in th-? sO'-ee-s of ( z
the canipai-; v j I
I L 1 IIT I 1L 'U.'l I WHIM .1 ' I III.. 1 . t . l .
Chamber will visit Independence sum,,
time during June or July and com
plete the organization work for ti e I
state-wide movement, which, it is de- j I
"You Can Depend on T
says the Good Judge
Ileal Tob.tcco for
real satisfaction.
Tin full rich
taste of tho Real lolacco
CIicw lasts so long that
you don't need a fresh
chew so often. That's
why it eosts yon less to
use this class of tobacco.
Anv man who uses tho
Heal Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
hit up in ttvo styles
RIGHT CUT Is a short-cut tobacco
uui is a ions iine-cuttou
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Be Satisfied
With This
You will get on a Miller
an exceptional tread. It 13
by 25 per cent the best
tread made.
Not one Miller Tire,
made under present methods, has
ever come back with the tread gone.
You will get uniform tires. Every
Miller Tire is signed, both by maker
and inspector. Every man knows
that a faulty tire means a penalty for
him. And faults are extremely rare.
You will get greater mileage thin from
any tire you put on the opposite wheel
That is so nearly universal that we will
stake your favor on any single test.
But you will get the best tire built to
day. There are hundreds of thousands
who know that.
When you buy a new car insist on Miller
Tires. Twenty car makers now supply
them and there is no extra charge.
THE MILLER RUBBER CO., Akron, Ohio
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Just u few i-rintipal point tn SHOW YOU;
li'i V.VAl t-tu;! not a "" ri'-.l IT J
i"or SKltV !('!', it' t t' liM.k t. lu.'rtim Uam
It hi. M'ii-l I.ATINt'.M I'tMNTH th;t,;J
l e t and rive a ln-U.-r atul hotter nti. thjaiJ
iliiurv hvr. Tl.t? ir(p!.iln It cf I.NCM.sh ti J
(K.iohn) baki-tl l t-hi .'.uuupcrreniiraMtj
Ihait anv car ir v rngine Reiuml.-, s,,.,.
any auto, truck, trortor ur j;a in.Mic. Ordrr t
mull, pliuiif, nr i.n rrun Irom
The Watkins Retailer
C. H. OLMSTEAD,
Dallas, Oregon
yVnlliin I'rcHlueU for SO ycr hate hlnotl nfn,
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clare.l will licneiit
Oregon.
evcrv s.-ction of
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'UNFOLDING OF DEMOCRACY"!
I Wall Paper
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Beautify
Your
Rooms
Splendid Lecture by Eastman Second
Night of Chautauqua.
Now anl then n lerture entirely
new and fllstlnrtly different, appears "
In the lecture world. One. that inukeHijk
jieople reconstruct their line of I
thought nnd hurriedly rcndjnst their . &
idenw. Just such nn uddn-ss Is "Un- j I
folding of Pernor niry," to ha irre-f
1 1 Make a Specialty
Interior Decorations
MAX O. BUREN
(70
lV'J N. Comincreial .Street
Salem, Oni
fir,
fieconrl
Rented at Chuutuufjuii liy Joel v
Knntm;iri, lecturer, luwyer and plil-
jo.sopner, who comes on the
evening.
Ills reputation o.s a nieuk..r la ua
tlonwhle. Ho di8cu.sR.!8 vital, timely
topics, treating thorn In a masterly
sane way. Ho Sp..uks with a mark.-,!
forcefulries.s, a clear ,s. Bll.,
thorough Uhdersfaa-IiriK of h Huh-J(?('t.
The G-E Range
n -n 1
Mves roou
The compnrison shown
here is not mere theory
it k liascd on ucttial tests.
Figure this saving out in
money ut present prices of
incut. Soe what it means
to your pocket-book.
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