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A Los Angelas policeman claims
‘ that to hang a hen up In a tree con-
aucctssful newspaper man must have
Millions of dollars have been spent fined in a birdcage after having
sufficient literary ability to correct by the state and federal agencies In hatched her brood will atart her to
Seattle has tried government owu-
copjr
men who wlsh colmner_ | leseurchea. looking to the perfection laying again. But when eggs are so
«MKhip.
Head "h at Ex-Mayor Ole cjaj printing so as to make It Intel-' of the manufacture, of storage, high anyway, why fiddle away any
Man son ha* to saj about It
He was llgent in its construction. He must transportation and marleting of Aime with a hen? Get an oetrich.
fur merle
favor k
He isn't now. work more hours than auy other | butier.
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-M en became candidates for office < »»» » « business In the village and i are both products of our soil and o f
DR. 1. M. BLOMWICK
-with no other issue than the U ct he must pay his employe* higher!out factories.
that thev were fot municipal owner- "ages than any other commercial i Without the assistance of a single |
C H IR O P R A C T O R
ship. When the time came to take ‘'ntwprtsr
the place and these are ; governmental agency, state or fed-
care of the ufilkkw in a business b“ t
of the reasons why It costs | eral a few strong willed and cour- a™4“
care
„a
y
they
were
always
found
on
the
more
to
have
printing done in these ageous spirits have spent their own
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side of cutting the rate to the man days of advanced costs of everything : money In researches with uncertain 802 First it
Ncwberg, Oregon
• h o used the power or" light and by than It did when shoes were selling lOturns. and have succeed«* In the
camouflage apparently showing a tor $3.50. w heat for «0 cents and ! production of many forms of whole-
profit
We submitted the purchase ' “ Horseshoe ' at 45 cents per pound, some foodstuffs, which are found on
of the street car lines to a vote of Th6 fact ,hat we dare write and I the tables of thousands of our
(he people. They were purchased for Publish the*e truths ts proof positive people, who are able to buy what-
H. UTTER, D . M. D
*15 000 000.
We did everything that in 80,1,6 o ffices a* least fear and ever they want to eat.
The crime of laws of the nature
possible. speeding up the cars almost trembling have been superseded by'
of
the referred Oleomargarine Bill,
to the danger poiul. to make the i ‘ ha‘ knowledge of actual value which
is
not
so much in the hardships and
» ireel car lines pay. The right thing
?or commercial and intellee-
Office over Tint S a t i n a i Bi
expenses
which they impos^ on
to have done, the thing I wanted to tual independence
Office Phone Black SI
manufacturer and merc&nt, as in
It is to laugh!
do. was to have the public pay a
Beùdenoe
Phone White 174
the
destruction
of
a
fundamental
sufficient
Increase
commensurate;
C'cntei (N eb.) Clay County
right
of
an
American
citizen
to
pur
with the cost of hauling, especially i Sun
chase
and f ■ 1 open
. s in « a - . free
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.• market.
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as we had to reduce the principal
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any necessary consumable commo
and pay the Interest. The street W H A T A FORD
dity of his choice, manufactured in
oar men threatened to strike. ! a^ked
W O R K E R C A N DO
a form suitable to his taste.*
them for God’s sake to strike so that
W ill the time ever come when the
HODSON a ELLIOTT
■we could get rid of some of the poor
If this Ford man which, we will peopje Qf ^ Is state will awaken and
men.
Under the civil service we follow through his day’s activities
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—EMBALM ER3
could not discharge them.
Well, I at the Ford factory has been frugal. heat back the radical spirits, who
they did strike. Just as soon as t h e as ^ „ y of them bave be wt„ arrJve would kill competitive industries by Hone drawn or Auto Funeral Car ai preferred
Sataiactioa Guaranteed
primaries began to get near, candi- at work in a Ford ^
hia crafty and subtle legislation, rather
than by good old fashioned and Office aad Parlor» 705 aad 705 1-2 Fmt '-•*«*»
datea.promlsed to force through ex- • mornlng8 work he may ^ 8tricken
honorable method of clean businesa Pboaea: Office Green 118, Re». Blue 118. Reu 6
tensions when there was no reason ; wlth toothache or headache. where-
ability.
f w the extension and no way at any upon he will visit the Ford doctor
Committee in Opposition.
rate of fare where the municipal or dentist for relief. A t noon, he
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afreet car line could even carry the is served with a lunch consisting of
interest charge on the extension. sandwiches, fruit, hot coffee or
“ You can’t get an intoxicating Ì DR. THOS. W . HESTER J
The city would only pay the head ^ up and after that may
a Ford drink except with a doctor's prescrip
Physician and Surgeon *
o f that street car line, representing
film
tion,” remarked Mrs. Corntossel.1
Office in Dixon Building
4
an Investment In total of something
_
. Now supposing that this is the “ Yes,” replied her husband. “ I was I Pk«M>: O fR c. W U i, 11. Re». O iu f » 11 4
or
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or
A « „ oub.r.otln, Jes’ thinkln' of wrltln' to our boy
*4,500 a year. The result-som e.pri- livtng expenses, he may' deposit the Josh tellln’ him to drop law an' j NEWBERG - - OREGON «
wata company would step in and take remalnder t0ward a Ford lnTe8t. study medicine.” — Washington Star. » • ♦ A # a * * « # * » « «
the brains away from us. I can not ment certlficate. Finished wlth the
believe from my experience that « *
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he can ^ to ^
3hoe
public utility that employes * n y , 8t0re f0r shoes ^
hiTnself or
;
large number of men or when a large who ,g in achool; or t0 the grocery |
amount of capital ttnrecgflgary can rrr,~ ~vr*.
o r will function as a publlcly-oper-1 he can buy a M
of flour made j
A N OBJECT LESSON IN
la expected by the proprietor of
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP 9001 ,,aUo* ’
a i lion of margarine, are products o f
,a addition to this a agriculture.
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UNDERTAKERS
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For a LIMITED period we are givingnew and
regular customers, with each Vacuum Cup
Tire bought at our «tore, one “Ton Tested”
Tube of corresponding size. Buy NOW1
Save money by anticipating your Spring and
Summer tire and tube needs.
Adjustment b*si)—per warranty t«f attached
to ecch casing:
Vacuum Cup Fabric Tires . . . 6.000 Miles _
Vacuum Cup Cord T ire * . . . . 9,000 Milee
$. M. CALKINS & SONS
Private corporation, from wh*at grown on Henry Ford.„ j
'which has Individual reward at the farm— where Fordson tractors do!
•end of the day
ol
0 e ie* e the work— and ground In Henry
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that the cities of the nation or
1 e • Ford’s flour mill, and then hauled 1
government of the nation vrttt ever l- -
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, _ ! by Ford trucks to the Ford store
be willing to pay for brains.
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where It is sold to Ford men; or he i
lieve .that it will take ten to fifteen
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. may want to order a custom-made
years to rehabilitate the railroads of . ..
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‘ suit, or buy one ready-made which
this country. The time has come . .. „ .
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he does in the Ford clothes shop,
•when we have got to come right ou t}
Maybe, a toothbrush is all he needs. ¡>
and tell the truth to the people and
but he gets It at a Ford store. Then, i
let them understand that the United
he can purchase his meat In th e 1
States government Is not a self-per
Ford market. Or order his winter’s j
petuating jChristmas tree for the
supply of coke from the coke depart-,
benefit of anyone. If we want to
merit. Everything is sold at cost t o :
•make the American government a
Ford men.
kind of pickpocket the way to do
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If this Ford man wants to rent a
Is just to confiscate -these great .
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. house, he goes to the Ford rental
properties throughout the country. I „ .
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, exchange. Legal advice is given
believe that every public mans work . . ,
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him by the Legal Aid Department. '
4a ta la country ia to see that In- | „ ______ ... . __ a ___. . .
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But possibly he 1» a student in the
■vestors get justice and at the same
Ford school ;in that case he attends!
time see that the public gets ade
class after work. And stops In the
quate service rendered at a fair price
Ford library on the way out.
and compensatory remuneration.”
Then he may go to the Ford a th -!
Ex-Mayor Hansen speaks from ex
letlc field for a set of tennis or for ,
perience. Soft Jobs at the expense
baseball practice.
Possibly he de
o f the taxpayer, inefficiency, and all
sires to take his family to the Ford ;
fhe other ills that government own
band concert that evening; he pro-
ership Is heir to. are absolutely alien
• cures tickets before driving home In
to the pYinciples of American pro-!
his Ford car.
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THIS IS
purchase of
DEPENDABLE COFFEE
Each day at 5 P. M. darin g demonstration o f Dependable
Coffee a vklnable tricolator w ill be given away.
when sturdy pioneers were hewing oat a home
and an existence in the West, the manufacture o f
The first ten
purchasers each day w ill participate and sales of 3-pound or
5-poand tins only, because this is the cheapest way to boy.
D e p e n d a b le C o ff e e
was
began. Today the name F U L L E R r'ands as the sturdy pioneer
in paint manufacturing on the Pacific Coast—a name that has kept
Is guaranteed both by your dealer
and the roaster
faith with quality for 71 years. '
for the Pacific Northwest, F U L L E R Paint is the beat fo r
your bouse or building.
W . P. Fuller & Co. *
1849-1920 ,
Northwest Branches at
NttaiRt, Seattle, Tacoma,
Spokane. Boise.
s '.
Phone order» w ill be accepted at the follow ing stores any
day d a rin g the week.
coffee.
DESTRUCTIVE LEGISLATION
A competent demonstrator w ill serve
Yon are invited to call.
J. C. P O R T E R
Look Up a FULLER
Dealer in Yoar Town
Ang. 14-16-21
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TODAY!
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The so-called Oleomargarine Bill
It is to laugh! The printer goes is not a revenue measure in fact, and
into the cigar store, lays down 15 revenue is not its purpose. Regu-
«ents for a 5-cent cigar and smile»»; lation and control of the margarine
be goes to the boot shop and gives up industry was not Its purpose.
Its
Fifteen simoleons for a pair of five- purpose was to kill the margarine
buck kicks and rejoices with the Industry.
Moreman over his prosperity; to the
It is a destructive law. and the last
draggisi he hands a dollar for a word in class legislation. The only
bottle of physic that he formerly difference between laws of this na-
bought for 35 cents and makes good ture and outright prohibition laws,
b y adding 50 cents to the outlay as j Is one of degree. If such a law be
payment for 25 cents’ worth of In harmony with good governmental
chocolates to make the physic a j policy, our legislative body could
sity; he pays the grocer and lust as well levy a sim ilar tax on
the butcher two prices and registers lard compounds, to protect lard; on
approbation; he gives the banker S ' beef, to protect pork; on cotton
per cent for 4 per cent money and ; goods, to protect silk and wool; on
recognizes that In unnatural time& j corn, to protect wheat, and so on.
one must expect unnatural charges; , ad infinitum .and throw the country
be pays the garageman. the picture : Into civil war.
s k o v man. the drayman, and the
Those directing their efforts to the
passage
of such legislation, as the
milroad their increased rates with
out a kick, but when any of these Oleomargarine Bill, have for their
Intelligent and progressive business chief purpose “ to kill outright mar
men desire a handful of letterheads garine industries, not by clean com
they are shocked at the continual petitive methods, but to kill it by I
upward trend in the price« of print vicious prohibitory laws, and other
ing
We might offer thes4 gentle tricks of commercial knavery, such I
men a number of valid reasons for as the boycott; false doctrines of
higher printing costs in addition to economies, and misrepresentation of
Che ones that they already know to the facts of ingredients of the prod
be legitimate, but do not think it uct and its food value.”
What agencies have developed this
necessary to go Into our business de-
Calls to them any more than we kt tndustry, thereby extending markets
p w t them to do this for us. How- for various products?
Has a dollar ever been spent by
►r. we will say to them, that the
ty when the country printer owed any state or federal agency in re - 1
'.ryone In the community and was searches for the perfctlon of mar-1
dependent upon their charity for his gartns in which fats and oils of our |
wupport-—the day when he walked farms and m ill« are combined f o r !
tn fear of hia banket* and approached food?
Have any of our colleges carried !
bis grocer in confusion -Is with all
offices of any consequence a thing of on such Investigations?
Are ottr bureaus of market« at
tha past. To be a successful news
paper man require* nearly as much tempting to find a market for the«*
n rn at mm It take« to successfully products? Yet peanut oil; cotton
•manage a soda fountain and should seed oil: cocoanut oil; beef fats and
worthy as much remuneration as milk which enter Into the composl-
A. M. K E N D R IC K
H. O H M A R T
F. J. R A N D A L L . Dayton, Ore. Aug. 26-28
GARY TRUCKS
Quality Counts
More
than half
the motorists
5 Models |1 to 5 Tons
CONTRACTORS
LUMBERMEN
LOGGERS
FARMERS
DAIRYMEN
of the Padâc
CoaSt use
^ Zerolene
Attention
W e can now make the most liberal terms to purchasers of
tracks, fo r a ll kinds of contract work, fourteen to eighteen
months to pay np i n ; no payment to h e made while tracks are
idle d arin g winter months.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
LCALiroiLXIA)
Pnt yoar boy or hire someone to
operate a truck on a contract job and earn a truck fo r your
own use.
Immediate delivery if you ordeT a “ G A R Y .”
New Location
IER0LENE
GARY COAST AGENCY, INC.
V<CJ
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8 Sizes
Tenth and Hoyt Sts
PORTLAND, ORE
C orred lubrication
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T H E H O M E O F • ~ F L " T'T O I "■■l
W l E R S { ' >
’ SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS— Plants in pots, cyclamens,
\ Î (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani-
! ! urns, cal la lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies, Roses
; J our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
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V. D. M IL L E R , Special Agent. Standard 0 Ü Co., New berg.