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fluenta. He had (he worst kind of a
rough. I tried everything, but
nothing did any good. Qod aent. me
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and In two daya Mh cough waa gone."
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'hose hatred of the engineer turned
to love as she watched him lead the
battle against the Great Yellow Dragon 1
.for. the lives and homes of the settlers.
"The River" is the thrilling story of
(that thrilling time.
"The River" is our new serial
Be Sure to Read It
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Inland Empire Realty Co.
A. A. TBAUGOTT, Proprietor
REAL ESTATE
Bought sold and exchanged
Farm Ranch and Building Loans
BLUEPRINTS
LOANS MADE ON APPLICA TION DIRECT
INVESTMENT BROKER
Phone ::o or fiiur.
IS urns, Or ", it
Will SOMETHING Happen
to make you rich ?
A rich uncle may ii' and Iwye yon a roll, lut
f'U in h uncles have this habit.
If you get rich, the chances arc yon will first.
have to Have enough money in order to make an
invest in. ni that will pay.
There are plenty of investments for the man
with a little ready cash.
But it is up to you to save cash. The best
policy is to deposit a portion of your salary.
A Hank is better than a hole in your pocket
through winch your money can slip awaj .
Make our Hank YOUR Hank.
CRANE STATE BANK
(ItAXrO, OREGON
Departs
No. 2, Prairie
Sumpter
Arrive Baker
1:15 A.M.
2:35 P. M.
4:15 P. M
Departs
No. 1, Baker 8:3 A. M.
Sumpt er 1:05 A. M.
Arrives Prairie 2:1 P.M.
A four million dollar Inreatment In buying an islnnd, shows In a amall way the development or
the winter resort Idea In America. William Wrigley Jr., the chewing gum manufacturer, at hla winter
home In Paaadena, Cal., la reported to have paid that aum for the controlling interest of the famoua
Santa Catallna Inland, near Los Angela. Included in the aale waa the new 400,000 Saint Catherine
hotel, two large tourlat ateamera and a fleet of the famoua glass bottom boat. "The Island baa an
area of 48.000 acre, room for a half million cottages." aald Mr. Wrigley recently while referring to
plan (or the development of the project. Here are new picture of the famoua Island where millions
of American have gone on pleaaure tripa. The Invert pboto showe the big rock which guard the
harbor entrance at Avalon.
No. 1 Makes Reed connection
with O.-W. R. & N. Co. No. 4
(Fast Mail) leaving Portland 8:15
P. M.. arriving at Baker 7:56 A.
M. and No. 17 from east arriv
ing Baker 6:50 A. M.
No 2 connects with No. 6 (Fast
Mail) arriving at Baker 7:55 P.
M. which nicks ur Pullman at
iBa er, arriving at Portland 7:00 .
A. M. Also with No. II at
0:46P. M. for points Fast
$1500 Reward!
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PROFESSORS OF
FINANCE WARN
NO BANK LOAN
U. of C. and Stanford Experts
Point the Way to Sound
Reconstruction Finance
Th baaka of the baited States aanat
s left free to ftnanco the reaonatrua
tloa of productive anterpaiae and saaatf
not be cltHtervd up with the Vkrtety
Liberty Uoan. That la the eeaspoeHe,
thonght-eut opinion of two af th
West'a meat noted prosaara ef
finance, (aal C. Fleha. prwaaaaer f
flnanra la the Imiaerarty of CalMamta,
and Murray I,. Wlldman, band of aba
diartment of economic and Snaaaa
of Stanford UnlvaraHy. Itoth agree
that the money needed to finish paying
for the war abooM not come out of
working capital, but abould be raieed
out of individual aavlnga of humble
and wealthy.
"If the people take the Loan, an they
mut." Profeaaor Plebn aayo. "the
banka will be Jaft free to lend to the
manufacturer, the farmer, the grocer,
the butcher, and the baker, ao that
they nan get busy again on a peace
time baela. Then production and bual
nr will grow and. by the formula,
rrlees wUl Som. to normal. If we
'leave It to the banka.'' they will have
no funda left for business, big or lit
tle. We, ourelvea, will net profit and
the .day of our redemption will only be
poatnoned."
Professor Wlldman, wboae ability
caused him to be called from Stan
ford to Washington for war finance
service, agreea with the California
economist, adding: "It would be a
grave mlatake to aaddle the banks of
the country with tba Vletory Loan st
thla time."
When two prove soots agree, Hi
time to alt ap and take aottee. Whea
two profeeeore not awly agree with
each other, bat age with the GoTeeu
ment. that settles ft. Flnaare la their
business particularly Government
finance. They have apent their Mvea
studying M and are paid aeod salaries
to. teaching the principle af It so the
men who are going te ran tba nation
tomorrow.
Finance la net the buslaeaa of the
wlaeacre who screws down thai cor
ners of hie mouth and aays. "Let the
banka do It." Setter take the advice
of scientists who know.
sold to thirty-two fcpe'ra af the
Penikaae Island Leper Colony, which
amount to 182 per capita, or three
tlmea more than the per capita quota,
for the United 8tates, namely: 120.
A rolling atone gather no moaa, but
n Victory Liberty Bend will serve your
aalf and America. t
"Every man la the architect of
( own fortune." Sallust.
"Thrift la one of the mini islsniiehmi
which manhood mast be oeaatmetea.'
Henry Ford.
Civilisation Waa founded and atSl
rest upon thrift.
Leper Colony Reaches 92 Pr Capita
W. 8. 8.
Hawall'a War Savings P'nmp reports
for the year ending December 31, 1918,
abow total aalea of ,2,020,900 worth of
War Saving Stamps sold, which Is
$20,000 over their quota.
. Two thouaand (lpnarsof thji i amonnt
Save tor the aahe of yoaraetf and
your country.
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Northwest Shorthorn Breeders
9th Annual Spring Sale and Show of
SHORTHORN CATTLE
Union Stock Yards, North Portland, Oregon
i
TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919
45 BULLS
30 HEIFERS
There will be offered at this sale the Highest Class Short
horns ever placed in the sale ring in the Northwest. They
are carefully selected individuals from the herds of the
leading Shorthorn Breeders of the Pacific Northwest.
Range men of the West never had such an opportunity
to get the kind of Bulls they wanted as this sale offers
richly bred from 18 to 24 months old. The catalog gives
the full information write for your copy NOW, study
the breeding, and plan to attend.
Col. Scotty Milne
Auctioneer
FRANK BROWN, Sales Mgr.
CARLTON, OREGON