The Eugene guard., April 21, 1925, Image 4

Tuesday Evening, April 21
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THE EUGENE GUARD
An Independent afternoon newepaper publlthed dally except Sunday.
PAUL R. KELTV, Editor EUGENE B. KELTY, Dusinesa Manager
Cffloe (037-1041 Willamette Street
Telephone 1200
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Tba Eugene Guard la a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations
TLESIlAV, A PHII, 21.
The Dennis Amendment.
IT LS thought mid argued by somo licwBpnpers and
others in Oregon that tlin repeal of tho state income
tux was due to a belief held by a majority of the voters
that the law was driving investments from Oregon. This
newspaper did not accept that view in the campaign
and does not accept it now. Undoubtedly some people
voted for reneal on that ground. Some others were
onnrwil to fho Tiriiifiriln of income fax. Afore of them.
we behove, voted for repeal because they nencyea me Aong . tidon't
nrwfiiru i up (ram too or runmni an
atlilMic cwU as soon iia it look like
he wn icoiDg to areoinplifb ornpthbii(.
nobody cure.
The Guard i dotnj lis bit t malt
a liiggtr and better Ktnnleya. That i
co-operation by which the whole rnni
m unity bniefiiii, and Eujfptie will be
bigger and better thin ever!
A WIm Man Live Here,
(Heml JluIIetin)
A lO-page adrertfitemfnt was up
by a hutftne arorer in a Terent faue
of the Eugene (iuard. This ia aid t
he toe jar gent advertieement erer
uned in Ortgnn. It Js also evidence
that one of the wine mm of Omcon
OAS hn home In hugene.
A Record Grocery Ad.
CHutuerlio Hun)
The KiiKene Guard latt Haturday
carried JO pagra of advertiatnf for a
new grocery atore which opened In
that city lut Monday. This j On-
largest amount of ad cert ruing for a
grocery ever carried at one time bv
any daily paper on the Pacific coant.
The advert. King was well diaplajvd
and each page presented a very Ht-
tructive appearance. The Guard lat
Saturday coniiistrd of M pag-a, and
was certainly a clean, up-to-date newi
paper throughout.
This Is Severe.
Oxford Mail-Tribune)
The VnlrerMty of Oregon ia in Ihe
thrope of a mighty controversy ovr
It's a Long Night That Has No Dawn
particular income tax law that wc had to bo unfair and
inequitable. And wliilo tho theory is incapable of either
proof or disproof, this newspaper thinks the law would
not .have been repealed except with tho support of those
who took the ground last named.
The belief that the income tax Jaw was repealed
wholly because the voting majority believed it was
driving away investments, was the starting ground for
flio Dennis amendment. J I, argued the proponents ot
that measure, people repealed, tho income tax in order
,to make things attractive bore for investors, why would
they not go further and adopt a constitutional amend
ment guaranteeing that we shall have no income tax or
inheritance tax cither for 15 veai'8 to comet It was n
Jiiischief-mnking proposition, as fallacious as .harmful
and as harmful as puerile.
Tliero can, of course, be no guarantee that a consti
' iutionnl provision will Bland for 15 years or any other
term, longer than until tho election "next following the
one at which such a measure is adopted, because a repeal
amendment can bo initiated at any time. Therein lies
tho Dennis amendment's fallacy, Its submission will
open up again tho whole, question of income tax. which
otherwise, following lust November's result, would have
remained settled lor a while. And at tho same e eetion
in which the Dennis amendment is submitted, voters
also win likely Do called upon to pass upon another in
come tax act and quito possibly upon an act to exempt
ngriculture and livestock from taxation.
Kightly or wrongly tho Oregon public believes that
there was inspiration for tho Dennis amendment which
has not appeared in tho open. Tho measure is under
suspicion. Jt is not difficult to find, among legislators
who voted for its submission, (hose who say publicly or
privately that they voted for it under constraint. It is
difficult to find among them any who will defend the
ninendment openly or openly vouch for its worth. The
best any of them appear willing to sny is that it will do
no barm to let tho people vote on tho questions involved.
But it will do harm. Jt will open up again tho whole
income tax fight and aggravate the class or sectional
leuung iioiweou larmer voters and those, of t.ho towns,
The Soalea of Justice.
(Roarburg Newa-lleview)
F. W. Kiteb, originator or Filoli
tonic, Hint special elixer that lies
commanded the ettentlun of millions
ot men whose pstes are devoid o.'
much plumage rent nature fuiletl :o
produce, has been sued for divorce bv
his wife, who claims that she peddled
the stuff from bouse to houso in the
early infancy of the industry and put
the old boy od bis feet and placed him
in the millionaire class. Now he wants
a new wife. He ought to be disap
pointed, like millions of tils customer!
who wanted a new growth of hair
on their eraniums which tbe Fitch ro
cipe failed to produce.
In Lighter Vein
Modern Camouflage.
(Auawcrs, London)
Alec Your new flat is larger, isn'
it;-
(Jenrgo In one way it is. There
are three rooms made into six.'
Plenty of Them.
(Answers, London)
Hubby had fallen down the steps
ami ins wile was anxiously beudbig
over mm.
"t)li, Tom ,did you mine a step?'
sue inquired with much conceru.
".No," ho growled; "1 bit 'em all."
Cloud on the Horizon,
(lloston Transcript)
"You should think of the future."
"I cnu I, 11 a my girl's birthday
nnd 1 have to think of the present."
Believe It or Not.
I Colorado Ilodol
Our regular nlisent-mlnilrd profc4-
or rcceuiiy pin inn ,.t 0 u(Ml aIul
kicked nnnaclf down stairs.
A very wonderful outing map of tho state of Ore
gon .lias just been issued by tho Automobile club of
ooiiinern lalilornia. It shows all tho various resorts
hiiii i ncamy spots ol the state, m their relation to the
cunugiioui towns and cities. The various kinds of fish
and game to bo found in tho respective regions are let
tered on tho map in red. National forests and monu-
j teinB aro ninrKcti. i no reverse side of tho map, whose
dimensions are aa by 21 inches, carries printed directions
icneiiing an mo various regions it shows, with de
scriptions ,,f their atlraelions. There is iiiformali.m
concerning tho Mckenzie river ml (,unn.i.,u
to the extent or somo 12(H) words, opening with this
remarkably generous statement f fuel: "Tho Cascade
...mi .,. ., j.,ki lotural Oregon have more to offer
tlm liKhermaii, nuto-camper, hunter and sight seer than
nny dislr.ot in the west." Sometimes the rest of the
world is inclined to accuse Southern California of pro
vincialism in its claims for Ihe attention of Ihe tourist
his Oregon on nig map shows that in its atmobilo
In U I, m ' " "'',"m ,,RH on? "i-Rni.iM.tion at least
at is both road and generous in its outlook u,M,n (10
iittract.ons ol other regions of tho I'aeiric coast.
Seventy.,,,,,, special trains already have been booked
co.no inlo Oregon over the Southern 1'aci i, i
this summer Korty-om, special touring parties re
coming over the same lines, .lames A. Orman. " !", Z
mssenger agent of tho Soulhern Pacific con - in - I
...ounced. 1 e remarks: "When it is reine, e" d tl '
the number of tourists who move in specia trai n
pecial tour parties s i.snnllv un.n .'. .' . ' " m"m'
who travel on regular trains g
l-t slip ,o hen,meSi;;f'X''w0
Married men will testify to the recent grrat ir.owlb
of rear sent drtving, but not n.anv realio ? . it 1. w
High Hat Slulf.
(Stevens Teili. Slono Mill.
Itaatns They's a lot of vice versa
in this hrnh piihlikashiiii.
Hnmbo What you mean, vice
vera r
nimi, you mean to tell me yon
non i enow vice versa Is blgli lint ,'.'
bum poetry."
Waa He Soralohlng?
(Penn Punrti Howl)
First Frosh llow'd Jack
out in tits mlil-yrnr
Sfcoml Fcisli He was caught
cheating.
How come?
"In phrslologr Ihe miration w.i
asked, 'How many vertebrae arc
thrreV and be was caught rubbing his
back."
I Oregon Hrict's j
l'ortland.
... A '""K parade of (iermnns. goose-Meoned nu
IF.ndenburg (. Hanover and b.,11,,1 1,; . " P' ' ,st
ffrfiMi Ralph Spcarow to
'"""" is uureireneriite? ; it .. .
ivt-MSn as rasior
In order to determine flu. n.i.i.
hllltles In llenton ronniv, a group of
high arlino) stildeiila will r...v flnv
crop this sumiuer Iu different sections
of the county.
leli'ilii!inn llrllsdonnn n.m.j
as lleucl's official flower by the grow
ers and other tnterealrd citiseiu who
voted In the election on Hint subject
Work lll start next week on a
mile trail from Ihe I lupous to Smith
river nesr Snxtahurg; in the SlusUw
naliuiwl forest. This will be the lot
fest trail project for the srason.
Two Inrgn millstones that came
from tieiinany around Capo Horn to
Brnton county In early pioneer times
are being erected on concrete pedes
tals Iu the city park at t'orvnllis.
John Frawley, prominent easterj
(reg,.n pioneer, died at I s (Irstiue.
aged 7.V lie was treasurer of I'nten
county for 4 years resigning in uijj
bwnne i( ill health.
A Spokane firm has secured tue
cmirs.t for the erection of eii a.lui-
i.oiisi gram elevators (or the Veo!
.nrriiouae .Mining company at Tbe
i-n.H's. iite .-...it of tue
ratliiiatnl at Sltl.tSIO.
wm fsmmt xf
several clothes lines from tenement
into Ihe air was loosened from the
boiler today.
The clouds and the suniOrine divide
the time pretty evenly now.
I.aujch that's what tou'H do if you
go to hear (Jovernor Taylor and the
world In ugh a with you. Weep and
you will tourhed wilh tjovernor's
pathos. No southerner of today can
play on the heart etrinun of the people
as can Governor Bob Taylor of Ten
nessee, who speaks here this week.
ft. 5f. Veatch, nominee for senator
i on the citizen's ticket, was in Eugene
today from nis borne in Collate Orore
Harry Bristow of Cottage Grore
una in town today.
The ladies of the H. A. L. are giv
ing a masque party next Monday eve.
ning.
CAPITAL QUIET BUT BUSY PLACE
Planning, Scheming and Conferring Occupy 'Stage as Between
Seaelona Actlvitlea
Ily fllAUI.KS V. STEWART
(NKA Hervleo Writer)
VASI11.GT0N, April "1. Tbia is
eupposed to be a quiet place
when congress iBn't in session. Tho
truth la that more comminuting goes
on at tho nntionnl capital wben (be
nunc or mo lawmakers are scattered
over tho faro of tbe country than
when they are oil tho job, talking
themselves bluck in (lie face nu.l oc
caaionally passing a bill appropriat
ing money, rrentiug a fresh political
simp, or prohibiting something It al
ways was all right to do before.
bat congress does, when iu ses
sion, is to curry out the plans framed
up by a few lenders during roecSH
periods, when they havo plenty of
time to sit down uuietly and think and
rbnt to speechify about tho tbingH
nicy u into to put through.
fn, recess-lime thoui b this 1
there's a continual dropping in and
whispering and scattering and getting
together again of ibis little group or
that. These meelinga are important.
.00. 1 ney non t attract much atten
tion just jiow, but their results will,
when congress' reconvenes in Deeom.
her, or somewhat sooner, If an extra
session ia called.
. .
The war and navy dKiinrlments are
planning more secrecy for future
arms, ordnance, aviation and other
military tests. The proposed ban
would deny publicity, eicept as offi-
lauy authorized, tn any such demon
strations as the sinking of Ihe bat
tleship Washington, the more recent
antt-nirrraft gunnery trials at Fort
ress Monroe, or the earlier bombing
of (be condemned flerman war ves
sels, cencerning which so much wn
said In connection with Ihe Mitchell
controversy. Publication of details or
photographs other than those given
out by the depsrtineuta themselves
will be prohibited, if officials have
their way.
The trouble with this program Is,
how is it to be made effective with
out the co-operation of tbe press?
which isn t nil ot it likely to be willing
to co-operate. In war-time it could
bo done, of course. Kven in peace
time it can be done In some old world
countries, where militarism has
tighter grip than here. But in .the
wn m-u maies, except wneu war is
on. if the newspapers can get de
tails and pictures, unless new lawa
are passed, no means exists of pre
venting their publication. And a bnt
tleship. for instance, can't very well
bo bombed in nn enclosed apace, from
which reports and photographers can
be excluded.
This question came np lit connec
tion with tho sinking of (he Washing
ton. It wns going to bo secret. Com
mander Ilnlsey Powell of "navy press
relations" announced.
"Suppose," suggested one of the
newspaper men, " a press photog
rapher goes up in a private plane and
takes his own pictures. Would jou
snoot mm .town .'
"Oh, my nn;" Commander Powell
eiclniined. "We couldn't do that."
"Then how'd you ston him?"
"J never thought of that," (be com
mander confessed. "I'm blessed if I
know.
Anybody who thinks, just because
he's economical, that President Cool
idge Is shabby, too, makes a big mis
take. He's one of the best dressed
men In . nshinglon. Beginning at
the top and ejorking down, he has a
spike-tail evening suit, a tuxedo, a
rrinre Albert and a cutaway with
two paira of pearl-grap pants, a rid
ing suit, a knieker outfit and seven
enck suits. Also many bats, Including
a shiny plug. Also numerous kinds
of shoes and n pair of spats. And
the president never nppenrs other
wise than immaculately brushed laid
creased. His suits cost, on nn aver
age, Jl'JS apiece.
t Howell's Comment
e .4
pr.Ject
A lookout hmie will 1 built this
yar on l uuimlug's peak in the Sim
la natl0u.1l torest. It will be oc.u-
Ky t'HI'STKlt H. IIOWKI.I,
'JTIK trouble In Franca Is just plain
lying and cowardice the common
faults of cheap politics everywhere.
The facta In regard to the French
situation have been plain enough for
yean. The political Irsdera knew
them, but they were
them to tbe people. These politicisns
did not dare collect a normal fraction
of the cost of Ihe war out of current
revenues as it went along. They bor
rowed it all. on the promise Hist the
Leriuana would rr for It. After the
losers, and both bsve to pay, by
staggering taxes. Just bccauie (hey
have bad cowardly politicians, the
French have been the least trained,
of advanced Kuropean nations, in the
resolute paying of tniea. But there
ia no more resolute people in the
world, In personal character.
Now that they have found out tar
dily what (heir leaders should hnve
war, (bey dd (be same
restoration expenses.
They were not even included in the
budget as charge against the reve
nues or credit of Fram-e. Then, when
collapse threatened and was only '
pied by J. V. Strau.nl o..l , h ,. . , Pr'lte,l I'T the acceptance of the
afraid to tell tola them in time, they may turn firm
ursa nit itit-mtia .... .i---:. . ..
vu .u.-,i uvvvivns, out iney will then
turn also to tbe Job, and do it.
French politics may be nearly as stu
pid and cowardly as American poli
tics, but French cbara Cter la immil
lbt, finally, mun be tbe salvation
windows tied to ties of elevated rail
way.... East Broadway, Ibc "Yiddish
Park Ilow. all the Yiddish appears in
Xew York being published in one
block.... A block or two nortb of
"Yiddish Park Row" on East Broad
way, fine old bouses, homes of tbe
Eost Sidc'a aristocracy Across
from tbe newspapers a little play
ground so packed with kids and their
mothers there ia hardly room to toss
a ball.... A littlo girl of 11! trying 10
buy a two-cent applo for one cent,
nnd succeeding. .. .In front of one
those retail clothing stores just north
of Manhattan bridge. A spotter grabs
n passorby nnd tries to drag him into
the store. Tiio passerby hits the fel
low In the stomach and walks away in
great rnge....ln the front lobby of
another store young fellow offering
?l.j for suit priced at twenty-five.
On Cherry street a curtained gamb
ling point with a hnrd-faced lookout
in the doorway. ,. .Three truck driv
ers climb down to the street and ar
gue heatedly over a cross-word puzzle
....Through a passage off Hoyere
street into a rear orea. There a lodg
ing house where a clean bed stifl enn
he had fur ten cents n night.... On
Ihe lower Bowery, seedy and vicious
looking men going in nnd out of pawn
shops.,.. A iiimi on the curb auction
ing a diamond. The bidders do not
utter a sound, but mnke signs easily
Interpreted by the auctioneer
The restaurant where night workers
on morning papers used to go, where
itlll .Mcttchan, sport writer, used to
listen to Izr.y Kaplan analyze liaBe
ball and racing events and then chron
icle the interview iu lzzy's own pe
culiar jargon. .. .A new courthouse
going up north of City Hall. Labor
affairs eonneeted wilh it helped to
put Jlrindel In jail. A dumpy affair.
Almost any county sent boasts a more
Imposing edifice. It is only about a
fourth the size of the magnificent
courthouse in Cincinnati.... Cops pa
trolling Mott street in pairs.... A
view of the Woolworth tower through
an arch of tbe Municipal building, one
of the most inspiring pignts of the
city.
Robberies Admitted
By House-Breaker
PORTLAND, Ore.. AdHI 21
Wounded by a shot in the leg when
lie attempted to Parana from ttpn nn
licemen. who reported thev bad
cnught him in the act of trying to
break into a house StinHsv 11.,.
ander Uerlicb, 23, admitted, police
mid today, that he bad committed
more thnn H7i rnhnpripa in thn nnn,l..
east section of the city. He denied,
uowever, that be had perpetrated rob
beries which were attributed to a
robber who used an inch and a quar
ter jimmy. Officers said loot taken
by Oerlich wns not of the class stolen
by "Inch and a Quarter Jimmy."
Second Fire of
Season Reported
PORTLAND, Ore., April 21. The
second fire of the season on govern
ment forest lands in tbe Oregon
Washington district, and the first
trespass case, has been reported by
the forest service. The first occurred
lost week on the Naches water s'bed
in tbe Rainier National forest. th rp-
sult of brush burning on dry cut-over
land in logging operations of the Ynlt-
ima Sash and Box company. About
-u acres were covered.
About Lane County
Series No. 2
In 1920 there wer,
9636 rural and ?
ban homes In La.
county. Of these 5.
304 were owned by
the occupants and
4092 were occupied
by tenants. 3,800
were free of rnon.
gages.
During the past to
years around 1000
homes have been
built tn Eugene, a
prosperous and
happy people are
ours.
Wherever von go
any place in tho
county you will ffad
some member of
our happy famli,
of depositors.
Bank
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
MANY TO GRAniJATF
MOSCOW, Idaho, April 21. Bach
elor degrees will be conferred upon
199 University of Idaho seniors nt
the commencement exercises on June
1, this year, an increase of IS over
lust year, it was announced at Pile
university. The college of letters and
seeinec leads with 48 and the school
of education is second with 43 graduates.
' OHEGON
Phone 019.
MOTOR
CO.
930 Olive
tf
EUGENE ror.t.BPTirrs Aftssviv
828-29-30 MINER BI.DG. THOME
(100.. W. H. BLOWERS. MGR. tl
CONCRETE
BRICK
BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIP2
. SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co.
135 Blair. Phone
GREER - CALLAHAN
Buys Furniture
Phone 33
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
I Tom Sims Says
thing with j f l-ranc, lis it has been of America.
j In New York
the winter atlradil.a n.e.li.-.l 1... i "' P'. ""T Mill dels,,.! tellm
, me rrencn
ly JAMES W. IKAN
t. l.iHK. April 21.-
1 COMMENT OF THE PRESS I
A Case ef Ce-eoaratiiiM . .... '" I
A Case ef Ce-eDeratlea.
( Sheridan 8uu)
As an example of 1.1,11,1.. m. ,....
tioa betwrrn an advertlarr aud
new.pauer, the frat f the Ku,,.e
'iia d in polling out m ,,,. ,,
"....o,e, , Ml, of Ihe ,.p.,.,
..urn at r.ugrne l naaur
passed, so far as
-o-r you ,,r(,T ,f ht 11h(,rl.
Hon many tin... . s,.BfT, M
p.K out their advertising matter ,-,.
(VTTAliE tiUt.VE. Ore.. April Jl
- A. Ilalph Spe.iuw. who partmpitrd
in tbe revim OUini.ic meo . ,
I ;)..
neoole that ih .,u-.n..r k .,....... ..1 . ...
ef Krance depended on the payment of j character gathered in 'an e "ended
tales a.) high that no i ren. h govern- ramble around the t"wn V a...i
nient v.n levy ihem ami live. , nvfn Monr
.... ,,. 1 rsni-r. u i rt MJe. 1'enny for half
. i "-'"". '-;' ,':" ct n;t ci- lu Allen street, u
toe iiv me noiuician W ho tr f i rr hraaa
iM.tato
it i en carrying
mare to retl'msh atovk of
OME peoplo save up for a rainy
day. Others just figure that when
it does come they'll borrow an um
brella. We don't know how .March will go
out. IU It came In like n bill collector.
e
Summer comes in like a dish of
ice cream and goes out like a cup of
hot coffee.
Ton might say March comes in like '
an Ice msn and goes out like a fur
nace. Congreas has adjourned, fuss Its
work if yon please. We are saving
our cuas words for when the fish
won t bite.
Stenographer is gnine to nmrrv
South liakota senator. And yet thev
ask, "Should a girl work?"
Indisna maror arrested for booties.
I ging. West Virginia jailer arrested
for bootlegging. Wonder why?
Another income tsv cut Is propoa
ed. If thev put it over we'll start
predicting the end of the world asain.
A whittling rcnteit i held in
Chicago recently. Its winner should
bsve been given a small town poat-office.
A grest tsng f r.ermsn red jailed
probably feel blue now.
COME TO
"BANKING HEADQUARTERS"
FOR ASSISTANCE
uuiiiig mug aniisra reign, tne inrrt a castle was every mint
haven of safety. Medieval men looked to the monastery u
their headquarters for help and assistance. Trappers and
pioneers milled to tho block house when they could not
Bimu. moot.-.
So In today's business here In Eugene and Lane counly fhw
la one outatandlng hca.lrjiinrtcrs for safety nnd assistance
nv j. kj. oaiiuiiiii Jlltl.K. t
When Ihe future looks dark or tho right wav Is uncertain
scores of local people turn Instinctively to the'u. S. Natiomi
Rank as their "banking: headquarters." Through years ti
experience and the assurance of others they rely Inipilritly ot
the advice nnrt' assistance we offer. Couldn't von um. prod!
by the unbiased, progressive counsel of (rained 'business eiw
utlves? Bring your problem to any official of this batl
and this service Is yours.
US. NATIONAL
BANK.
Tjhe Bank of Service .
EUGENE LOAN r SAVINGS BANK.
Che BanA for savings
ir?ve..T ""' tj"W- in on, of ihe man, braa.
" irii'n inter i . .
trft.
ifKrnittln. Mf tt.v t tmrraitv of lire, f1" now that thr i
tn. rvitgufd bit iHiiioii a. .v....... f ,h'r
, , ,,-, ,r rrrn.n pen. pun n ran dealfr in MooDd-haiid hj.r.1
no ntcli! r buy in f iito hub .. .... . -.....-i
I 2.") Years Aim
cbeaply in .irc.il.rs and perhaps Cel U,rh h' h"' b'1'' '"' J'ara.
.... ,rau guru ir In tea.
Isnath II as lua.lr.iiM.-y ,.( , luialur'a
it into the mill h.t f ,,
per.ol.a - but thev ,l ,,,
cesaful
and the drfratrd are alike
nuiiy
pr-lrr! a..Un.
they evru luaLt pr... I
I
l-.v xi.arrif'e lor It lo .t K. .1-:;.
reeuilelion I nirssaae 'I'har h . ,
It Ju.t one giaantic. .porlris. plain ,1, ne ,.a iM
Zl.', ?" .." lion: j Not is there In', ",u,'e'. uZJZ,
rtiss ereriilar. and everyone .j.,,,1,1 iu a ,M,priu.Mr ... I. 1
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FORESTER REELECTED
SAI.VIM. Oi . April VI.--K. A. K'.
Ilotl of Salem, stale foiealer fr
psn H year., was re ete.ied at
no-rum l the state board of fore. in
The hoard aia,. fuea (he wage a. jle
apid.ung lo format (,re fighters t)i:a
si a tmniiniina of a.V and a mm
niuin vf ,V'v.
A TMOUfiMT
nbeae keepelh his ntoath
aad his leagae keepeth his leal
treat trsablr. Prev. 2I:3J.
S.esk liMle snj freil, if you
wish o be vcanletrd aa ,,a
ai-a.,ng airril. 1 r,.,
f 'ren. h.
On the wme street. Turk sell ng1,.:, I. , A,,ril -' 1!"0)
pure randy from puahcsrl pile un- ! ' V i, i ""'a ",rn re,-ei. r, a
protected from duat and germ. ol'T , i ,!'" ,r nm Ance
alrer,....l. ,;r., ,lr, f I ' ' 1 b raising of h.r, j,
brill,.,,,! lk, of , , ,., ll( lhV"" " southern. .J,frn .
To The Public:
I wish to announce that I now have
my barber shop in a new location,
formerly occupied by Carroll Drug
Co., next door to R. A. Babb Hard
ware Co., where I shall be pleased to
meet all my former friends and pa
trons, and many new ones.
SHERWOOD BURR
it oi e-gnt ssip r.pe. She goes '.'1
J I (""' without a miaa. "M-gawd. ou r
4 i getting good iu yxmr old ag," he re-
l luarka llangbty U.lj fr.on liptonn
j j lumniuig iml holding . I..-lira i,fm
t 'shout her thai ahr II not l en!.,,,,.
J i raaird b Ihe drly rat.lilf ;.,.
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, ,H Sflwl 'UKoir. Neglect may lead to un
cus illness. J
CHIKTIPP AfaTTr-l
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luMnoves the cause Health returns
Examination Free
GEO. A. SIMON
l Willameti, st.