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Newspaper Page TextPage Six MJTXT CAPITAL JOURNAL; SALES, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 191$. You Know Us We are in business right here where you live. Yon are an acquaintance, neighbor or a friend of ours. This money-back If-not-satisfied offer should prove the sincerity of our claims. When we nay we believe we have tho best luxutivo and baric up our tatemont with our unqualified prom ise to return without question or formality the money paid us for it, if it does not prove entirely satis factory to you, we believe we ere en titled to your confidence. Our business success and prestige 5epcnd upon your confidence in us. We know we must secure and hold your confidenco in order to Ret and keep yoitr patronajre. 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There is a different Rexall Remedy for nearly every ordinary aumaa UW eavon especially 'designed for the partloular ill for wolob it is recommended. The Rexall Stores are America's Qreateat Drue Store The Mexican Ufflcial Murder. (Fair Play.) It Is fur from our desire to Increase tho difficulties of the task nt present dovolvlng upon tho American ambas sador In Mexico City, by the use of any expressions tending to croata doubts as to the efficiency of his service. On the contrary, we have repeatedly paid tribute to the courage and skill ho has exercised In tho performance of his very trying duties. We feel sure, however, that Mr. Wilson lias shown exoesHlbe credulity In accepting the statements of the Iluerta government In the matter of the assassination of the former president and vice-president of tho republic. The circum stances all point to a cunningly con oolved and deliberate plot to "remove" the two unfortunato men, nnd It would bo as difficult to make us believe that tho killing of Francisco Mndero nnd Suaro7, was not premeditated as It would to mako us believe thnt when It Is raining hard, tho weather Is fine. It Is only necessary to examine the facts, as given by President lluertn, to see thnt the statement was not straightforward. Not even the victims themselves and no one but the Imme diate entourngo of the president, knew that the prisoners were to be removed In an automobile from tho palace to tho penitentiary at midnight. There fore, the supposed rescuing party, If It ever existed, must have been com posed of traitors In tho Iluerta camp. Ijflf, us odd to this view the fact, as published In tho press, that, when Mrs. Mndero Bought Information ns to her liusbund's jiosltlon, beforo the murder, President lluertn assured her that his life was not "In Iniinedlnto danger." What did that menu but to signify Hint bo was about to bo tried on charges, which, If proved, would In volve eupltal punishment? Hut, how nnd why was It officially declined by tho president nnd by Scnor do la llnr rn, that Mndero was to he tried by the military authorities? Was It by reason of tho fact that, ns former president of tho republic, ho was, ex-offlelo, roninmnder-ln-chlef of the forces. Or was It because the military tribunal to deal with tho matter would have been formed by officers who were fol lowers of President Iluerta nnd (itti eral Phiz, and who would not have hesitated to find him guilty nnd to or hlm to bo shot, with, or without, legal Plan Your Trip Through CALIFORNIA The Land of Sunshine and Flowers via the V) SUNSET Y,l I 1 00 0 E N Ik SHASTA I J A Thoroughly Enjoyable Route lor can ski: in californiai Attractive seaside reports, famous hotels, hot springs and out door spoils. At Pasadena the world fumed ostrich farms and magnificent homes. At. San I'.ernudlno and Itlversldo tho Or' lingo groves. At Cnliilltia, the wonderful submarine giirdens, and nt various other points ultracllons that delight the eye nnd Inform the mind, LOW ONE WAV OH HOI'S D TRIP FAKES I Mount trip llckels to l.os Angeles on sale dally with long re turn limit and stop-overs nt will. If you wish to go Bt ill furth er south or oust, tickets via all rail, or rail nnd steamer through New Orleans can bo secured at reasonable rates, Further particulars on application to any Agent. Ask for descrip tive literature on California, or "Wayside Notes," describing trip Rim Francisco to New Orleans. JOHN JT. SCOTT, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, PORTLAND, OR. ly relieve constipation. They act to overcome the cause of conntiputioD. They tend to eliminate the cause of sick headache, biliousness, bad breath, nervousness and other ills attendant upon inactive bowels. Make Us Prove This We want you to como to out store And get a parkaRe of Rex fill Ordnr lifia, Vfo a few or use up tho mtirn box. Thon, if yuu uro not entin ly satisfied, come oack and tell tut and we will promptly return the money you paid tin for thorn, You promiso nothing you sign nothing you obligate yourself to us in no way whatever. We accept your more word. Don't you now holieve that Rcxal 1 Ordtrlies are worthy of a trial? Could any offor be more 'air? Try Them at Our Risk We particularly recommend Reiall Orderlies for children, aged persons and for delicate people, Reiall Orderlies come in veal pocket tin boxes. 12 tablets, 10c: 30 tablets, 2to; 80 tablets, 60o. Usual dose one tablet. STORES Two Stores OREGON proofs of his guilt? All these facts lend to the inevitable conclusion that It was Intended to kill former Prcsl- I dent Madoro, but with a less show of ' murderous brutality than was exhlblt- I ,l I.. ; 1.1,. ..nr.......n.A itu ill t.nH iviou "i mn u'U "i cuuawj brother, Gustavo. There was no nec essity for Madero's trial by court mar tial. If there was any evidence of his having looted the public funds, or, of having usurped functions not confer red upon him by tho constitution, the mode of procedure should have been by Impeachment; but, the methods adopted by the new government, on Its own showing, renders it Impossible thnt It can bo acceptable to, or recog nized by civilized states. Recent Is sues of Fair Play, demonstrate, beyond all doubt, our respect for tho Inde pendence and our desire for the peace nnd prosperity of nil tJio Latin Re publics. Wo sympathize In the fullest degree with legitimate efforts by the citizens of those republics to secure constitutional government nnd liber ty of tho subject. Wo even go so far ns to admit that revolutions In many of thoso countries have been justified by tho existence of oppressive condl- itlons. Nothing, Indeed, enn be nobler than the struggles of nn oppressed people to secure freedom and Inde pendence. Hut revolutions of that kind nro not conducted on the Huerta and Dlnz lines. They spring from tho hearts of the people nnd nro not man ufactured and used as engines of mur der by a hand of military and political adventurers with n lust for power with all Its material advantages. In our opinion, the present government of Moxlco should not be recognized by any great country. It should merely bo held resxmslhle for any violation of International comity pending the election of n new president and gov ernment, by constitutional methods. President lluertn may temporarily suc ceed In preserving order by the em ployment of the iron hand nnd the rifle, but It. Is Improbable that a gov ernment which lias obtained office by nets of foul brutality and treachery can Inspire the respect, of even the lowliest, citizens of the country, nnd much less of the edueatiMl classes. Tho Servian regicides disposed of their vic tims whin they were still reigning. The Mexican asiiHslns killed their vic tims after they were deposed. KSEKSHl All the Schools of Polk County Now Taking Part and Spelling Is .Much Improved. Independence, Ore., March 8. The results of tho Polk county spelling contest, as received in Independence, are gratifying to the students in the school here. The contest was started three years ago by County School Su perintendent II, C. Seymour, to im prove the records of the students In the common school subject, that, in this section of tho state, proved hard er to master than any other study. Once each month the superintendent sends out to each principal of the 61 schools In the county a list of 50 words to be spelled, and, after the stu dents have written the words In the form of an examination, their papers are corrected in Seymour's office. Then the results are announced Im mediately throughout tlie various schools of the county. At first only a few schools took part In the contest, but after the good results wore made known in these schools, others grad ually took part. At the present time every student In Polk county, above the third grade, has a share in the spelling work, The origin of tho idea to Improve the school spelling by In viting competition among the schools of the county Is of a peculiar nature, as several educational men, who at tempted to devise means for the bet terment of school conditions In tills branch seemed unnblo to arrive at a successful ODncluslon. The superin tendent, howevoi'i made a thoriMh study of school conditions, and was successful In adopting a plan of his own. A similar contest has never be fore been tried In the state of Oregon, and Is being closely watched with "argue cyeB" by ninny. ' The result of the spelling contest for tho last month, according to the superintendent's report, just filed, fol lows: Class A (schools of more than five teachers). Fourth grade First place, Dallas, 1)8 per cent; second, Falls City, !J7; third, Monmouth, 97. Fifth grade First place, Monmouth, 98; second, Falls City, 97; Independence, 97. Sixth grado First plaeo, Monmouth, 97; second, Falls City, 97; third, Dal las, 97, Seventh grade First place, Falls City, 98; second, Independence, 93; third, Dallas, 91. Eighth grade First place, Dallas, 96; second, Fulls City, 94; third, Monmouth, 85. CIubs U (schools of two to five teachers. Fourth grade First place, Itlckreall, 99; second, liethol, 99; third Perrydalo, 97. Fifth grade First place lied Prairie, 100; second, Rlckroall, 98; third, Perrydale, 97. Sixth grade First place, Rickrcall, 100; second, lluona Vista, 97; third, Ilullston and Perrydalo, 96, Seventh grade First place, Rickreall, 96; second, Uethel, 95; third, Perrydale, 94. Eighth grade First place, Rlckreall, 96; second, lllack Hock, 94; third, West Salem, 93. Class C (schools of one room). Fourth grade First place, Red Prai rie, Falrvlew, McCoy, 100; second, llilclgcp;rt, 99; third, Pioneer, High land, 98. Fifth grade First place Red Prairie, Oak Point, Crowley, 100; sec ond, Mistletoe, 98; third, Montgomery, 97. Sixth grade First place, Fair view, Montgomery, Silver, McTlm moiid's Valley, Ijotie Star, McCoy, Plon eer, Mistletoe, 100; second, Cochrnn, 9S; third, Crowley, 97. Seventh grade First place, Falrvlew, lluell, Har mony, Dune Star, McCoy, 100; second, Red I'rulrle, 99; third, Smlthfleld. 98. Kighth grade First place, Falrvlew, Hindi, I,otio Star, 100; second, lluell, 99; third, Onkhurst, 97. Schools mulling the highest average for all grades: Class A, Falls C" II y. 97; class It, Itlckreall, 98; third, Fair 'view, Ime Star, McCoy, tied, each 100 ! per cent. The folohvlng Bchools made 95 per cent or more in the following grades: 'Fourth grade West Siilem, lluenn Vista, North Dnlliis, ltluck Rock, Smlthfleld, Pinker, Oak drove, Ward, 1 Oak Point, Lincoln, McTlnuuond's Valley', Mistletoe. Fifth grade Dal I las, Hallston, Biiena Vista. Mountain View, lllack Rock, llrldgeport, Cireen ' wood, Oukdale, Onkhurst, llopvllle, I Fern, Slxlh grade-West. Salem, Ward, Elklns, Seventh grade Hutler, Montgomery, Crowley, Pioneer, Ouk 1 hurst, llopvllle. Kighth grade Crow ley. LVCIFN P. ARANT, ', Monmouth, Ore, CnM It ii Trade. h'NITl'll I'llRKS 1.KAHKK WIIH, Ohmpiii. Wash,, March S "This Is lint litiij; mure thun il trade between the public si n ice t-oni it i i "st. m and the corporations, and the people are get ting the worst of II." In 'hese words, Senator Dan I.nndon of Siattlo ilonnnnci'd the measure, c'li!iiuilonod by Senator Allen of Seat tle which ghes the public service coin iiilss im lu cities of the first class, the 'pewir to review Hie construction and li ainicir iir. i f st re-Is :mkI he chni!'! Ir. v t ' rallwn.v crudes. In :'plt of Via slreiviuis obJ'ctloiH, however, the senate record today shows that It was ! carried. This bill In another of the 'w..-i- tVid against tho homo rule of cities. CHEER UP! IF BILIOUS, COKSTIPATEO-CASCARETS TONIGHT No odd3 how bad your liver, stom ach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and uncomforta ble you are from constipation, Indiges tion, biliousness and sluggish Intes tines you always get the desired re sults with Cascarets. They end the headache, biliousness, db.zlness, nervousness, sick, sour, gas 10 CCIltS "CASCARETS EDUCATION NOTES. Agricultural education will form an Important section of the International Congress of Agriculture at Ghent, Belgium, in June. More than half the desks and tables lu the primary schools of the Philip pine Islands were made by the pupils themselves. Gloucester, Mass., has six parent teacher associations formed wlthlu the past three years, all working to make a bond of co-operation between parents and the schools. Alaskan natives read American magazines. The United States bureau of education every year ships a num ber of current periodicals to the na tive schools. The National Panhellenlc congress, composed of prominent college Greek letter societies, reports that It has "taken a firm stand againBt high school fraternities." Sessions of the Newark, Ohio, high school are occasionally held at night, In order that the citizens may see at first hand the workings of their high school. The California state legislature has adopted a resolution favoring federal aid for Industrial education and urg ing the establishment of a national inilvorslty and a department of edu cation at Washington with a secre tary In the cabinet. Miss Margaret Wilson Is directing n movement to interest the women's clubs In urging social-center legisla tion In their respective states. The Russet Sago foundation Is co-opernt-Ing with Miss Wilson nnd the Fed erated Women's clubs In the work. "The Bchool authorities will lose ,i splendid opportunity If they continue to confine themselves to a bookish program and fall to take a position of leadership In the great social move ment now going on throughout the country," declares J. D. Eggleston, chief rural-school specialist of the United Stntes bureau of education. Helping school officers In the hy gienic features of their school-bulld-Ing problems Is one of the occasional sendees performed by the United StntoB bureau of education. Dr. F. H. Dresslar, chief of the division of school hygiene, with headquarters nt Nashville, Tenn., has recently given assistance In preparing plans for school or college buildings In differ ent sections of the country. Among these was a model consolidated sclvol house to be erected on the grounds of tho national conservation exposi tion at Knoxvlllo, and a proposed new building nt Tuscaloosa, Ala., making use of open-air rooms. The Care of the Skin Miiiliinie (juiivlllu will bo glnd to answer liny (tiestlons iertaliilnir to wiiniiinly beauty. Personal replies will bo given if u stamped anil self-inlilresscd envelope Is enclosed. Just ns the Imromefer tells tho stnte of tho weal her the skin Is a telltale, of tho condition of the body. Intelligent care can make the skin so beautifully oxqulslte that no comparison describes It. it, Is the error of tixluy, as the blimdc r oi pa.,t ages, to try to cover up blemishes of the face skin and Ignore their causes. The medical fraternity has been largely to blame for this for they merely looked upon It as "only a skin disease." There Is no part of the body which should receive more nttentlon for upon no hlng does a wo man's nppenranee and happiness so closely depend. Although the surface of the face Is small, It being exposed to the nlr and be'ng the seat of the emotions, It Is more active than the skin elsewhere Its sympii'h.v with every organ Is acute and when we think nlso, of nil the facial expressions enforced upon It we reiille the work It has to do. To connti-ract all this there Is much to he done and ns I have already em phasized the Internal care of tho body 1 shall now deal with tho external the face being the most difficult and most Important. Ileeause of Its constant exposure to tho air nnd often to the wind nnd sun, tho face requires the most careful treatment. In towns and cities espe cially there are such Impurities In tho air that constantly affect tho most healthy Bkln. In the country, though sy stomach. They cleanse your liver ;and bowels of all the sour bile, foul gases and constipated matter which Is producing the misery. A Cascaret to night will straighten you out by morn ing a 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel cheerful and bully for months. Never gripe or sicken. WORK WHILE VOU SLEEP." STATE ENGINEER CAN NOW DO WORK With the passage of measures by the leglslatcre, appropriating money for land development In the state, the engineering department is able to an nounce a definite constructive pro gram, which will be followed during the next several years, and which,, ac cording to Engineer Lewis, means a benefit to the state that Is past con jecture. For tho investigation of Irrigation projects In co-operation with the Unit ed States reclamation service the leg islature appropriated a sum of $30, 000, while the secretary of the Interi or has already allotted an equal amount for similar work In Oregon. For the Celllo power survey a sum of $15,000 has been appropriated. The state of Washington may approvriate a similar amount through its legisla ture, which has five days yet ahead of it, and in addition it Is probable that the federal government may contrib ute the sum of money for that work. Most Important of the large appro priations Is that for the construction of the Columbia Southern project, In Crook county, This appropriation Is In the nature of a loan, and bears the state 6 per cent Interest. The Colum bia Southern project Is one unit of the big Deschutes river project, which Is to be developed by Irrigation. Engineer Lewis attaches much Im- vortance to a proposed constitutional amendment to be voted on by the peo ple In 1914 for the Issuance of state bonds for the construction of irriga tion and power projects, and the de veloping of tho cut-over timber lands of the state. An annual appropriation of $15,000 Is provided the Btate water board for adjudicating old water rights while the testimony of the early pioneers Is still available. Another law makes the state a party to the adjudicating of the early water rights, so as better to protect the public interests. An other act declares that five years non use of water shall be on abandonment, making It unnecessary to prove Intent to abandon. ' Celebrates Founder's Day. fexiTRn rimsn lbaskd wiiik.I Stanford University, Cnl., March 8. Today and tomorrow are being given over to a Founder's Day celebration here. Dr. Henry VnnDyke, the noted Princeton, New JeiBey, divine, will be the principal spenkcr nt the services tomorrow. A big bnnquqot on the Stanford "Quail" is tho feature today. most favorable to the complexion, we must contend with all tho conditions of the weather. Cleanliness, of course, Is the first condition on all occasions and since It Is very difficult to obtain a pure soap, I find that a well prepared blanched almond meal containing powdered oat meal Is far superior to any alkali prep aration. It should bo mndo Into a pasto by adding water and used at night with warm water. As the face Is exxsod to dlr-, during tho day It Is of the utmost Importance that the Im purities be removed before retiring. For rough, coarse or oily skins, es- IHM'Inlly with enlarged pores, the fric tion of a camel's hair complexion brush Is valuable. If the skin Is dry nnd delicate the dirt should be re moved with n pure liquid nlmolid ('causing creiuu by pouring It on a fol't linen cloth. It Is belter to use plain witch hazel If yon don't know absolutely ns to tho purity of the al mond cream. The label on n bottle may state the word "almond." but. that may be only the perfume nnd yet con. tain no almond oil. All the rubbing of tho face lu bath ing, massaging nnd drying should b.? upward. A system of carefully studied move ments will bo given you In nn article by Itso'f. Yours for charming womankind, MADAME QUIVILLA. X-RAYS AND SMILES. That stevedore who tells about a box of giant powder exploding In that Baltimore blow out, as he and another stevedore placed It on the deck, is having a piie dream. If tho box of giant powder had exploded as he de scribed, ho and Ills fellow stevedore would not be duo back from the heights they ascended to, for several days yet. Wonder If that salary reduction bill introduced by Councilman Jones, will be acted upon tonight or was it Intro-j duced only as a bluff? Sarah Bernhardt must have paid a an extended visit to some of Oregon's famous salmon canneries. She keeps breaking Into print with stories that have a decidedly "fishy" flavor. The Oregonlon realizes It Is dead wrong about tho GUI bill, but refuses to frankly admit it As an expert in the lino of "confession and avoidance" It can give any Portland attorney cards and spades, and then beat him a city block. U'Ren announces himself as a candi date for governor of Oregon. When the election is over In case he carries out his dire threat, It will be "You Ran" for governor. Here is an energetic advertiser: Here lies Annie Hawkins. She perr Ished sadly, having lost her beauty. She would have preserved It If she had used every night Carter's Cream for tho complexion, on sale at all chemists. On tho wall of a crematorium in Massachusetts a big advertisement Is displayed which runs: "If you want to keep away from here for many years, use none but Red Mill Vinegar." Congressman Hawley Is still alive, or at least his private secretary Is. The Monmouth high school Friday re ceived a mall sack full of garden seed with his frank on the packages. The colebratlon next Friday is to be the big event of the year, and every loyal Saleml'e will do nil In his power to make It tho success the Importance of the occasion demands. Governor West and the wife of Gov ernor Lister of Washington were schoolmates. Guess they must have Imbibed their similar Ideas from a rather scrappy teacher. Dr. T. L. Perkins has been elected Exalted Ruler by the Portland lodge of Elks. Tho doctor will probably make a good presiding officer, so long as he does not havo to vote as he would be utterly lost without Moser to point the way. Mr. Fredericks, prosecuting attor ney, says he will try Darrow again. With an acquittal on one charge and a hanging of the Jury on another, It would look as though tho National Erectors' Association will never let up In its effort to either convict Dar row or ruin him, at least so long as the people of California pay all the costs of Its persecution. Liberty and l'rlngle Notes. Mr. llorton has sold out and Is now living In Salem, Mr, Presnell visited this neighbor hood Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Trelsch mndo a visit to Portland Sunday. Mrs. Wlltsey and daughter, Eva vis ited Salem Wednesdny, Mr. John Drone visited Salem Wed nesday. Mr. Trelseli lias been cutting wood for Mr, Wain. Mr. and Mrs. Crtimm visited Salem last week. J. R. 8. FOR ROUGH, WRINKLED, FRECKLED, PIMPLED SKIN (From the Woman's Home Journal.) As March winds, flying dust and dirt, nre apt to injure any complexion, this Information will be of Bpeclal value right now. If you havo any cu taneous blemish, don't use paint, pow der or anything else to cover It up. Too often this only emphasizes the de fect. Besides, It's much easier to re move the disfigurement with ordinary mercollzed wax, Applied nightly, the wax will gradually remove freckles, pimples, blackheads, moth-patches, snllowness, red or yellow blotches, or any surface eruptions. The affected cuticle Is absorbed, a lli'tlo each day, unt'l tho clenr soft, youthful and beau tiful skin beneath is brought wholly to view. Ask the druggist for an ounce of incrcollzed wax and use this like you use cold cream. Remove In morning with soap nnd water. Many who have tried this simple and harm less treatineir report nstonlslilng re sults. If bothered with wrinkles nnd fur rows, a wash lotion made by dissolv ing nn ounce of powdered snxollto In a half-pint witch hazel will prove won derfully effectual. Multimillionaire United States Sen ator Warren, of Wyoming, wants a $18-a-month pension. How 'Infinitely smalt a big man can be. (:-'. ; j r';' '' , , .' r 11 patent medicines or medicine ad vertlsed in this paper Is for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store also HEATE DROrS For the cure of Heaves afflicting the hone. A liquid medicine, given on the feed, which the most fastidious horse will not refuse to eat. From one to six bottles given as directed will cur the most stubborn case. Price, $1.00 per bottle or six bot tles for $5.00. SENATORS PREPARING FOB THE BALL SEASON The Salem Senators held the first baseball practice of the season on the grounds near the state penitentiary yesterday afternoon. While a goodly aggregation of the lads was tossing the ball about the diamond gently to avoid Injuring the arms that are not yet thawed out Manager Baker and two or three assistants ran a harrow and a scraper over the ground3 and before the afternoon was over had the diamond In a fair condition. Manager Daker has been working on tho grounds alone for the last five Sundays. One Sunday afternoon he dug a ditch a foot and a half deep and placed In tiling for the drainage of the grounds. The diamond has been half burled In water most of tho winter and Is not yet In condition to be worked properly. If the weather is favorable practice will be Indulged In every evening this week, and next Sundny It Is planned to hold the first practice game of tho season. Candidates for places on the team are numerous, and Manager Ba ker Is receiving letters dully from players abroad who want to come to Salem to play with the team whose reputation has gone afar up and down the coast. Most of last year's aggrega tion Is In town nnd anxious to measure u.) lor tho new suits that are to be or dered. Many a Suffering Woman. Drags herself painfully through her dally , tasks suffering from backache headocho, nervousnss, and loss of sleep, rot knowing her Ills are due to kidney nnd bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills will help any form of kidney or bladder troublo, any back ache, rheumatism, uric acid poisoning or Irregular kidney action. They are strengthening, tonic and curatlvo, and contain no habit forming drugs. No one who suffers from kidney and blad der trouble can afford to overlook Foley Kidney Pills. Dr. Stono Drug Store. HAVE SOME MONEY HI T NOT IN MORGAN CLASS DNITltD rilRSS I.KAHKD WII1B. Washington, March 8, Three hun dred million dollars in Indian wealth was represented by the 27 Indian chiefs cnlllng on Secretary of the In terior Lane here. They had nn ex tended chat with the secretary. t If You are Thinking of Buying an Incu bator, Buy the McCLANAHAN As It has been on the market for years; is an Oregon product. Has always been in the lead ub to nuntliers of sales and sat isfaction to tho customers. The prices nro lower than any other machine that Is upon the market. Tho machine being mndo in Oregon, the purchaser saves the Jobbers' profit, nnd secures a better machine for the money, T Write or call for cntalngue, Fletcher & Byi d Everything for the Progressive Poultry-man. We buy In carload lots and give you the benefit. CIS! North Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon . '"S ..J A.J WM