Sherman County observer., August 06, 1920, Image 4

The
O b s e rv e r
MORO.
OREGON.
F R ID A Y .................Augn«t 6. 1920
T t h h e e price
of T h e O b ^ r v e r » $1.505>e'
p rice or m e
year. 75 cent« lo r MS m onth«, 50 cent« io
lour m o n th ,—bo. if oe’d >" •< **•“_«« wc
accept $2.50 in full ‘ or 2 year«.
Sb
term , than one year 12 S cent« per m o n th .
A Blue M a rk here -wjU aruwer an m-
query, when entered upon our calendar,
aieio4 »he date oi *ac paper as he date at
ic h v o
curr nt V
-e i
E xtensive im provem ents to th e ra­
dio statio n a t .A sto ria have been au
thorU ed by the navy dep artm en t and
approxim ately »30.Q00 will be expend
ed on th e plant thU sum m er and fall.
W ith nearly 100 sp ecialists In ear.
eye. nose and th ro a t tre a tm e n t from
th e Rocky m ountain and Pacific coaa
sta te s present, th e eig h th annual m eet­
ing of the Pacific C oast’ O to-Ophthal
mologtcal society w a s held in Po
land.
M oro T h eater
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M a th e w s
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L iv in g s to n ,
B la n k e t s , a n d o t h e r A r m y G o o d s
P r o p r ie to r y
A new lis t of new bargains Just availab let And we urge th a t you not
confuse article« offered herd w ith "salvage” or good« condemned «■ u n fit
fo r service. E ve ry Item offered 1« In thoroughly serviceable condltion- ind
so guaranteed. - M any articles are new!
G. E . M a th e w s . M a n a g e r
OREGON NEWS NOTES
A ugust
N «w W a g o n Sheet«
A rm y W ag o n C over« 11 f t 6 Inches
by 14* ft. 8 Inches,
- . o i í heuvy G
Go
o v e rn m e n t
lu -o u n c e olive dru b duck.
C om plete
w ith ropes on ends a n d side«. Use th em
oo 91J jUJUiu.ieAoo aq ) >■<*□
o )n v ua s a h u noX pu s j b .> jn oX jo epi«
fo r W a g o n Sheets, use th em to p ro tect
h a y, « ru in and m a c h in e ry fro m r a in ;
ta k e one on yo p r tr ip , fa s te n It to the
o u r p rice $13.46 d e liv e re d to -y o u r s ta ­
tion.
P ro g ra m
OF GENERAL INTEREST
to population.
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T he K lam ath County W oolgrow ers
association h as decided to levy a tax
Of 2 cen ts a head on all sheep owned
by m em bers to provide a fund for cur­
r e n t expenses.
T he W ashington County Automo-
tlv e association was organised a t a
m eeting In H illsboro Monday night,
atten d e d by 28 dealers from all p arts
u , a. g o v e r n m e n t
N ew W agon Sheets,
TENTS, HARNESS,
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Ventilated by Recently Installed Electric Fans
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F isherm en in general h a v e discon
rtnued g llln ettin g on Coos bay owing
to th e low ering of prices offered for
Chinook, which I . th e seasonable
catch a t th is tim e of the year. Th
fisherm en w ere being offered 6 cents
a pound when they quit.
T he chauffeur s license issued to
A lbert Kunz, of P o rtlan d , w as revoked
Principal Events of the Week by Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state,
it th e request of Chief of Police Jen-
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
kins of P ortland. T his is th e first
suspension of a ch au ffeu r's license
mation of Our Readers.
under th e m otor vehicle law.
Iu .an ticip atio n of execution follow
T h resh in g of the 1920 grain crop of
lng the resto ra tio n of capital punish
Linn county has begun.
m en t in Oregon and recen t m urders,
Mrs. Minnie Cecil A nderson was
Ians a re now u n d er way a t th e state
drow ned In the Colum bia riv er a t As
p en iten tiary for erectio n of a new
scaffold room to replace the one which
torla.
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Jack so n county ca ttle m en are plan­ was converted into a kitchen.
ning to m a rk e t th e ir ca ttle thro u g h
T. A. R affety of Roseburg, O. M
auction sales.
Shields of P o rtlan d and Jay Saltzm an
T he G ranite road extending from of Bend were nam ed by Sam A. Kozer,
G ranite to th e B aker county line has se creta ry of sta te , as field doputtes
under th e so-called m otor vehicle 11
been com pleted.
T he m anufacture of tile will e • cense law passed at the special sea
new industry In Albany to be estab ­ slon of the leg islatu re last Jan u ary .
lished by the Albany Brick & Tile
Flrh Chief D avis of M arshfield la
In terested In th e offer of th e govern­
company.-
L ane county hhs a population of 38.- m ent to dispose of su b ch asers at a
106 in 1920, as com pared w ith a popu­ h g u re of $12.500. It is realized th at
lation of 33.783 in 1910, according to Ceos Bay needs a firehoat and Chief
a rep o rt issued by the census bureau. Davis believes these ch a se rs would
Seventy-one acres of land lying ad ja­ prove Just th e th ih g for h arb o r pro­
c e n t to the city of Coquille w as sold
tection.
by its^o w n er. Mr. K leiner, to E. N.
George A. H arth , aged 70, prom in­
Sm ith, for a consideration of $35,000. ent ran ch er of T he Dalles, m et in stan t
W ith a per ca p ita w ealth of $822.36, death at the hem e of his son, Charles,
Albany Is se ttin g forth* the claim th a t n ear there, by receiving th e co n ten ts
. few cities in th e country can equal of a 12 gauge shotgun in his right
th e site of its bank deposits pro rata breast. W h eth er H arth m et his end
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T u e s d a y s a n d S a t u r d a y s o f E a c h tftiee k
A rm y
Saddle«
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N ew fu ll rig g ed stock saddles w ith
h o rn ; w es tern ty p e; w eig h 40 pounds
euch. N e w and p e rfe c t. $62 60 each.
G enuine M c C le lla n Saddles us used by
IT. K. C a v a lry ; g u a ra n te e d in serviceable
co nd ition . $19.6(1 euch.
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Popular Prices, 30c and 15c, Prevail Unless Otherwise
Specified
W illiam M .-Abbott, recently elected
grand exalted ru le r ’ of th e ElVa. (
S a tu r d a y A u g u s t 7 th
a typical K ay story
F ea tu rin g ous old friend Chas.
BREST-UTOVSK FALLS
BEFORE RED ATTACK
R ay
and a 2-reel Comedy
T u e s d a y , A u g u s t lO t h
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V
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Loot
F e a tu rin g O ra C arew , a 6-reel d ram a
T h is picture deals w ith the efforts of a notorious g ang of
crooks to obtain a. diam ond necklace and how th ey are
“Forbidden Woman
Tents
Large Arqpy Tents
B ig A rm y T e n ts 16 fe e t w id e. 1« fe e t
long, 11 fe e t h ig h ,* w it h 2 fe e t w a ll;
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lb t-------------
le fille d d -----
uck—
m ade
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f 12.4-ounce
d ’ u u
th e best th e U. 8. G o v e rn m e n t could
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te
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com
p
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w
ith
pole,
p r o c u r e ._____
“ F re e f/O 'n holes and
hood, lines, etc.
tears. Class X X T e n ts $32.96
F r e ig h t
N ew Mess K its
paid to yo ur ra ilro a d s ta tio n .
Class
F r y in g 1‘an and P la te o k a lu m in u m ;
A A T e n ts sam e as above, b u t used
Id eal fo r cam p ers and B oy S couts; a il . less; w ill re n d e r sam e service as new
new. 65c com plete, postpaid.
te n t. $41.96. F r e ig h t paid to yo u r r a i l ­
C an teen s— S o m e th in g ,e V e ry B oy Scout
road statio n .
and ca m p er should have. U . S. A rm y
N ew B lan kets
w a t e r -tig h t C an teen s, 46c each, postpaid
U . 8 C ’ M ’ L B la n k e t N o. 69S—
K h a k i B reeches— T h e ge n u in e Army-
S plendid
new
G ra y
W ool
B IB nkets,
K h a k i B reeches; u lim ite d q u a n tity a t
a v e ra g in g 66x88 Inches; a ll n e w f n ever
$1.60 p a ir, postpaid.
used. - Beat grad e purchased u n d e r
E m e rg en c y A c t.
$6.96 each, postpaid
U n b re a k a b le M irro rs , m easu rin g 3x5
inches, each In case; fin e fo r h u n ters or
K h a k i or O liv e D ra b A rm y B la n k e t« —
Scouts. -T16c each, postpaid.
E ve ry o n e know « w h a t th e y a re ; a ll
w ool; ull new. $7 96 each postpaid
□ at racks Bags fo r clo th in g or ln u n --
d iy ; splendid, big hags. C6c each, p o s t­
O verseas Cape— A ll n e w ; ev e ry one
paid.
p erfect. '66c each, postpaid.
M oney B e lt« — A ll
new.
Id e a l
fo r
Gloves— K n it Jersey gloves; ev e ry p a ir
spoitsnu-n and Boy bcouts.
45c each,
new and p e rfect. 39c pair« postpaid.
W arsaw . — B rest Lltovak, tho la:.’*
ir e a t fo rtre ss guarding W arsaw from
the east, has ap p aren tly lallen before
a trem endous assau lt by tho R ussian
bolshevlkl. N orth of th a t place, so
vlet forces have encashed th eir way
forw ard in th e ir drive w estw ard to a
point only sixty m iles east of this city.
' Over a fro n t of 120 m iles Polish
arm ies are being pounded to pieces
before the rush of bolshevik In riles,
which are being burled iuio the battle
in a d esp erate attem p t to cap tu re
W arsaw before the conclusion of the
• rm istice conference at Kobryn.
An o f f ic ii sta te m en t showed the
m viet aim ies had reached a line run
ling from K ossakl to Ciecbauowicz,
which is only sixty m iles frcr.i tli.s
jlty ,. w ith which i t 1« connected by
in excellent autom obile highw ay.
p o stp a id
R E M IT B Y P O S T -O F F IC E M O N E Y S R D E R , E X P R E S S
M O N E Y O R D E R , B A N K E X C H A N G E O R C A S H IE R ’S^ C H E C K
You ru n no ris k —
or your m oney back.
“Lasca”
Comedy and International News
21st
“ The Soul of Rafeal
e x a c tly as represented.
S a tis fa c tio n
o r d e r a t once— the supply w o n 't la s t long.
3 5 9 -3 6 1 E..Commerce Street S a n A n t o n i o , T exas
THE
Ocean Beach Resorts
» at the mouth
of the Columbia River are a
G lorious
. V acation .
D elight
n
and a 2-reel Comedy
everything g u a ra n te e d
F ederal Distributing Co.
by accident or su ic id e”h as n ot been
ascertained.
Living on d eer and b ear m eat, wild
honey and h u ck leb erries for th ree foiled.
years, and w ith only half a dozen
A n SHOW
shells of am m unition rem aining, A1
fred F attlg , d ra ft evader, could stand
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the solitude of th e Siskiyou m ountains
no longer, and su rren d ered to th e sher­
S a tu r d a y A u g u st 1 4 th z
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
iff of Ja ck so n c o u n t y
of the county.
S trict en fo rcem en t of th e m otor ve
Blaine for ex o rb itan t coal prict s was
The e n tire p la n t of the Alco Wood hide* o p era to r’s license law enacted at
placed on speculators, in a statem en t
P roducts com pany a t Albany was de
th e 1920 sessio n of th e le g isla tu re will
jy the national coal association
stroyed by fire, causing a loss of be­ begin at an early date, according to
Inform al Inquiries have been ad
S
ta
rrin
g
C
lara
K
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ball
Young.
tw een $65.000 and $60,000. The In­ a le tte r p rep ared by Sam A. Kozer,
Miss Young ts a very capable actress always drawing
su ran c e w as $25,000.
se creta ry of s ta te , and se n t to every
G eorge C arllle was fined $100 and
o ffiftr, Justice of the
e au d ien ces and “F o rb id d en W o m a n ” is one of her « iso fH ain th is governm ent's w illing­
sheriff, police
large
co sts In Justice co u rt a t C ottage Grove peace and co n stab le in Oregon.
t
ness to en ter into the proposed peace
when he pleaded guilty to a charge of
School funds of the sta te aggregat best pictures,
conference w ith soviet Russia.
dyn am itin g tro u t In th e C oast F ork lng $432,267.88, based on a p er capita
Fifteen persons were Injured, the
riv e r on th e m orning of Ju n e 6.
of $2.02 for th e 213,994 perso n s of
firem an of th e second engine perhaps
V ictor B eauregard, ow ner of a ranch
school age In Oregon, have been ap
atally, when tra in No. 32, Butte,
crossed sev eral tim es by th e Colum
Vlont., to Salt Lake »Ci.y. Utah, jumped
portioned am ong the various counties
hla riv er highw ay, e a st of Hood «River,
Tuesday August 17 th
he track at a curve m a r Downey,
by O. P. Hoff, state tre a su re r. The
w ill rem ove th e pigpens w hich have to tal apportioned for 1920 show s an
Idaho, 46 m iles south o i P o c a te llo .
caused com plaint from tourists.
F or the week ending July 24 lum ber
Increase of $23,522.63 over th a t ol
* W illiam C. C unningham , a p riv ate
production
in Or « o n and W ashington
1919.
in 1st com pany, coast artillery corps,
was 20 per cent t . ’.ow norm al, o rd e rs
T he Eugene F ru it Grow ers cannery
sta tio n e d a t F o rt Stevens, w as found
were 20 per cent b low prbductlou a n d -
handled m ore ch erries th is season
dead a t th e post and the m ilitary a u ­ th a n had ever been handled by any F e a tu rin g E d ith R oberts and F ra n k M ayo, B oth S tars 13 per cent above shipm ents. (. ar aup-
th o ritie s believe he com m itted ju icld e.
oly was approxim ately 33 per cent of
c g n n e ry In the state, according to O.
R elics of early days In L ane county N. K aldor, assista n t m anager of tire in a story w h ic h follows closely to th e tam ous poem ol requirem ents.
an d Oregon will be a fea tu re of th e
Curtailm ent* of In d u strial activ ity
D O N ’T m iss this p ictu re
association. T he crop handled am ount­ th e sam e n am e.
ex h ib its a t th e county fair a t Eugene ed to m ore than 2,900.000 pounds
lue to low er dem and, cancellatiou of
In Septem ber, according to announce­ w hich wa§ valued a t $250,000 to the
»rders and general read ju stm en t were
An 8-reel
m ent of W. C. Y oran. se c re ta ry of the
he o u tstan d in g developm ents in the
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SHO
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grow ers.
lUsincHB
of the, country d u rin g July,
■ fair association.
C o n tracto rs who have charge of the
T he E ugene city council h as decided
he federal reserve boa ’ declared In
w ork on th e Pacific highw ay known af
to go ahead w ith the purch ase o f a
its m onthly review .
the D illard M yrtle creek unit, and
m unicipal aviation field, n o tw ith stan d ­
w hich will elim inate travel over Rob
S a tu r d a y A u g u s t
ing the fac t th a t th e re are no bidders
M illionaire C om m unist Found Guilty.
e rts m ountain, onq^of the most dan
fo r th e $22.000 bonds recently voted
Chicago.— W illiam Broas' Lloyd, mil­
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gerous sectio n s of th e highw ay be
lionaire
socialist, and 19 o th er m em­
fo r th a t purpose.
tw een P o rtlan d and San F rancisco, ex
T he county co u rt of Jackso n county,
bers of th e com m unist labor party,
pect to h av e th is stre tc h of road, com
in conjunction w ith th e sta te highw ay
were found guilty by a ju ry of conspir­
plete by O ctober 1.
A nother C lara K im ball Young picture
com m ission. Is planning to put $23,000
acy to overthrow the U nited S tates
R eports of gam e w ardens and
governm ent. The d efendants received
w orth of gravel on the G reenspring w oodsm en w ho are trav elin g the trull?
m ountain road, grading of which Is
various sentences, most, of them get
point to a fine h u nting season In Coo«
tin g ’ from one to five years iu the
now well under way.
county th is fall. Many who have been
A. P. W alker of O akland, Cal., was
p en iten tiary , a few being fined in
about th e e a ste rn portion of the conn
addition, and sove u1 being sentenced
killed In an autom obile accident near
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ty d eclare th e re are lots of fat bucke
W ilbur, w hen an autom obile occupied
to one year in jail. Lloyd
and faw ns a re plenteous. In Curry
F ra n ce s BiUingtop in
by O. H. Johnson and hla wife and
h eaviest sen ten ce—one to fivfj y ;.rs
county th e sam e rep o rts are being
Mr. W alker left the road and plunged
in th e p en iten tiary and a Due of $2000.
brought In. T he b u ck s a re said to be
over the bank 76 feet.
In much fin er condition th a n usual at
In o rd er to finance the purchase of
Oregon Milk Leaf,ur.i J A«k Injunction.
th is season.
th e site for th e proposed naval base
P o rtlan d , Or.— I h e O regon Dairy
Ochoco dam . th e reserv o ir for the
M iss B illington depicts the role of a m o d iste’s rrtodel m en’s Cp-operative league filed su it In
•ite a t A storia to be presented to the
Ochoco irrig atio n p ro ject, was ccm
governm ent, the CIMsop county naval
pleted a t noon Ju ly 26. T he dam h w hose dom estic happiness is suddenly sh a tte red by a th e circu it court of M ultnom ah county
base com pany, w ith a capital stock of
ag a in st eleven P o rtlan d d ls tiilu to rt,
th e fourth h ig h est lu th e U nited S tates
revalation
of
her
past.,
$100,000, h as been organized.
the N estles Food P roducts com pany,
and th e la rg e st In the northw est. The
At ItiLSt 500 tons of evergreen black-
A. M. W ork, njanagpi- of the Portland-
m axim um h eig h t is J26 feet. It le
b e n ies will be handled, a t th e Albany
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DainaHcns C ream ery, C. M. Gregory
1000 feet long and 600 fact thick at
cannery this season. T he cannery will
and
F rank S. G lass, of tho Notifies
th e base, co n tain s 541.000 cubic yard?
begin on the evergreens as soon a?
com pany, ask in g In general th a t tht
of ea rth and rock and Is 18 feet wide
the loganberry crop, w ith which It Is
d efen d an ts be perm anently restrained
«Saturday A u g u s t 2 8 t h
on top. W ork was sta rte d on the darn
now crow ded, is out of the way.*
from In terferin g with tho operations
Ja n u ary I, 1918.
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Mrs. J. G. ixennis. aged about 46,
of th e league.
R eports filed with the secretary ol
wife of a m erchant a t Craw fordsville,
s ta ts show ing the sales of gasoline and
lost h er life in a fire w hich destroyed
<5 A. R- E n c im p itu n t Sept. 1925.
d istillate by Oregon dealer« for the
h er hom e in th a t town. The fire also m * th of Ju n e, 1920. b ear out the con
Columbus. O —S eptem ber 19 25 a n
w
ith
F
ra
n
k
M
ayo
starrin
g
burned th e building in which the
the d ates of th e national encam pm r:
tentlon of rt he producers that more
Crawford«,, u .e pos ff e v
. n t •
of
the G rand Army of the Repub .
gasoline was placed In the hands ol
Jo h n D McGilvary, a g ran ite expei
be held a t Indianapolis this yo. r
d istrib u to rs th is year th%n ever before
of San Francisco, w as In Ashland re
was announced here; I y Josep .
and th a t th e p resen t sho rtag e Is due
cently and made an Inspection of the
O’Neall, ad ju ta n t general.
to the rapidly m ultiplying agencies ol
g ran ite quarries of this region. He
consum ption. D uring the month ol
becam e so much Interested th a t h»
T u esd a y A u gu st 3 1 s t
D enver W ithout S tre et C ars
June. 1920, th e O regon dealers dis
will retu rn and m ake a m ors extendet
D e n v e r— No cars wdro running i
posed of 4.309.848 gallons of gasoline
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Inspection.
and 646,078 gallons of d istillate, whli
th e city, following the strik e of unto
R epresentatives of the Rogue River
In June, 1919. th ere was sold 3.702.146
em ployes of th e tractio n coinpanj
Valley Fish and Game association will
gallons of gasoline and 407.464 gal
Sunday.
»tart for the mouth of the Rogue rivet
F e a tu rin g H ^ rry C arey, the W h irl W in d S tar
Beginnings of H sndw rltin 1.
August 5 to m ake a thorough lnvestl Ions of distillate.
In the opinion of ’soitW
g a llo n of all m atter« growing out ol
w riters th e credit of th e Invention o<
th e Rogue rtvar fish ctaX roversy ol
Gautlou« Clara.
th e a rt of handw riting was due. to th<
th a t locality.
MBe my wife and you will m ake s
p atriarch Moses, but. nccept’u i ’h
T h e re wens fonr fatalities In Ore sew man of me.”
once popular chronologf. It lv ■» ’ I t -
“Yen. Mnd as soon as you’d herAnie n
gon due to Industrial accidents durin$
P4en proved th at a much grcu’cr im
the week ending July 29, according U itew man you would probably think
ttqnlty can be claim ed for Die aH
W ednesday August 1 1 th
you
w
ere
go>>,1
enough
for
some
oth
er
• report prepared by th e Industria
From historical nnrt archeolog- I $se
woman."—Boston T ra n s c rip t
ords It Is evident th at com mun’ ntlo-
ac cid en t commission.
The victim
•C hrist & Costa's Elaborate Musical Revue t
hy m eans of hieroglyphics, 11V». 1
• «rare O’e Dragsvold. sw eeper. Bend
o th er Inventions, and even t !
W illiam Q rtashudber, laborer, Oregot
Comedy and International News
Pup
S h e lte r T e n ia 4x6 ft. c o m p ris in g tw o
re g u la tio n sh elte r halves: a ll g u a ra n te e d
fre e fro m holes.
F in e fo r Boy Scouts
or p la y tents. $3.76 each d e liv e re d b y .
parcel post.
N ew F u ll L e n g th P a n ta
M e n ’s T ro u sers, fu ll len g th , of all
w ool O liv e D ra b ’ w o rs te d , ex celle n tly
ta ilo re d ; e v e ry p a ir new und g u a ra n te e d
p e rfect. $6.1&, postpaid.
Show Starts Eight O’clock
Girl Dodger”
G o v e rn m e n t H arn e« «
T h e heaary U . 8. A rm y W h e e l H a rue««,
(c o lla r and harne« ty p e ) com plete w ith
brid les, fu ll len g th lines, le a th e r col­
lars, harne«, le a th e r traces, breeching,
etc.
T h e ra w le a th e r alo ne cost the
G o v e rn m e n t $62.60 w ith o u t la b o r « '
/ trim m in g s .
N o th in g b e tte r fo r fa rin
w o rk , h e a v y h a u lin g or g e n eral use. A ll
In splendid c o n d itio n ; »64,96 set fo r
tw o an im a ls , fr e ig h t p a id td yo u r r a il­
road statio n .
for residents of the interior and are at the
height of their glory just now •
N o rth
B e a ch
C la ts o p
R e s o rts
B e a ch e s
T illa m o o k
B each es
are splendidly equipped and afford keenest of beach pleasure»
The Rodnd Trip Fare to any of them Is
Plus 8%
w ar tax
T h e ndded pleasure o f n trip through the d e lig h tfu lly
picturesque C o lu m b ia R iv e r G o rg e is a«»urcd
it yo u r tic k e t i i purch«»ed of the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
O r e g o n - W a s h in g t o n R a ilr o a d 4. N a v . C o
N o rth Bench v it ito r t have the op tio n o f ra il or riv e r
route from P o rtla n d , but choice should be m ade
w hen tic k e t i» purchased.
L e t our ag^nt ,
e x p la in a ll p articu lar«, m ake re ie rv a tio n
and arrange yo u r trip
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In a p Ira U a n
Delco-Light is • complete electric light
and power plant for farms and suburban
homes.
I t furnishes an abundance of dean, sale,
economical li^ht, and operates pump,
churn, cream leparator, washing machine
and other appliances.
I t is also lighting rural stores, t a.ra* ^
chuvthes, schools, army camps g na ta il-
way station«.
“ Ace of the Saddle
s
Fifty thousand Delco-Light plants in opera­
tion on American farms are saving a t the
most conservative estimate, an hour a day
each— « over 18.000,000 work hours a year
T h a t cs eq u al to an a rm y o f 6 0 ,0 0 0 men
w o r k in g ten hour» a d ay fo r a fu ll montk.
“ Sundown Trail
Nowhere can a man gat real root-
Increases Farm Efficiency
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s r,. a total of <69 accUtntg wars re
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