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to William Henry Crlteeer, Oregon
City. Oregon.
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NORTE ROUND TRAINS
h a w Newberg
Arrive Portlaad
No. I I « , 6:0« a. m.
7:48 a.m.
No. 114, t a t a. a
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H A Y A N D G R A IN :
ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
OREGON
Coats off. shirtsleeves relied op, end
sopping handkerchief* b on d tightly
roan# their brows Bloodthirsty BUI,
Chester Charlie. Daredevil Dick, the
dealer, add Slasher 8am aat In solemn
conclave round the tabi« playing a furi
ous ram« o f pokar.
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Stakes aad excitement ran high.
Bach man seamed to hold a tiptop
band, and nom would relimpiad the
betting. At last Urne came ; for the
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Picture g land where they have
no peace treaties or poltttca, no CSU-
dldatoa or elections, no Income taxes
or poor houses; where the landlord,
the buteher and baker don’t enter
into the scheme of things, and w<or-
That's Guam— a Httle island la
the South Pacific, under the nom
inal rule of a governor sent there
by the United States, and guarded
by a force of U. 8. Marines. TJ m
Island la dally comlpg into more
prominence, as it is gooa to be forti
fied as a base for the Pacific Fleet.
The sun works overtime for
Guam, the land la fertile. The 12.-
000 natives exact a living from the
soil with a minimum o f. effort..
They raise only enough for their
own needs. They farm a little, go
fishing occasionally and delight in
the pastime of "cocoanut watching,”
which means, according to the Ma
rinos who have visited there, lying
on their backs beneath the palm
trees and watching the cocoanuta
When war s destructive typhoon
came the Government passed s M-
bor law, compelling every able
bodied man to cultivate a bit of
land. The eesy-goli£fc natives ob
ject— they worked In groups so that
they might talk and be sociable.
They have a simple Christian
creed and are devoted In their wor
ship. Stnee the tsland was ceded
by Spain to the United States, some
twenty years ago, education and
sanitation have improved 140 per
cent.
In recent years ths Government
has maintained a considerable force
of Marines in Guam, and Marine
Corps recruiting officer* at Third
and Alder streets. Portland, Oregon,
report that many Marines who have
lived under the spell of this modern
Utopia re-enllst with the object of
yeturning there.
The Marinee call It "The Land
Without a Worry.”
The unbelievable amount of pun
ishment sustained by automobile
tires In speed races, when wheels are
revolving at the rate o f 25 times a
second when the car la making 140
mile* an hour, la not appreciated by
the average racing fan.
A remarkable Incident In the re
cent Los Angelas race brings this
point out In a striking maner. Art
Klein was leading the field on the
182rd mile, cleaving the air at 104
miles an hour. Suddenly his right
rear wheel collapeed. the stael
spokes being sheared off close to the
rim.
Rearing wildly, 4he ear
»eramwefl enretry about bn 'th e re
main» of the wheel, but the fully
Inflated Oc-odyear cord tire, perfect
ly mounted, »wept on down the
track at terrific »peed In the direc
tion the car had been taking.
When It finally came to a atop. It
wag found uninjured.
This 1» the first time that sueh
a freak performance, demonstrating
the rugftadneaa of tires, has ever
been WithMsed during a race.
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(EMMONS S CALTE* UN,
W E PAY CASH
Ÿ a m lû ll,
Y ou C an G et G oodyear Tires
for That Sturdy Smaller Car
O f all Goodyear’s notable accomplishments
in tire-making none exceeds in high relative
value o f product the Goodyear Tires made
in the 30x3-, 30x3V^> and 31x4“tnch sixes.
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T h ese t ir e * afford to ow n ers o f F ord,
Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, and other cars
taking these sizes, the important benefits o f
Goodyear materials and methods employed
in the world’s largest tire production.
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Transports 1078 Tons in
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Dealer offers you in these tires a degree o f
performance and satisfaction only possible
as a result o f such extraordinary manufao
Plumber
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube» are built to protect casings.
W hy endanger a good cast r with s cheap tube? Goodyear
Heavy Tourist Tubes c o m little m o r e than tube* of $ d S O
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