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CHARLES E. FISHl
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OREGON
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is given to us a more lofty conception of the grandeur of
human liberty and with a distinct vision of a better world.
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laid deeper and the structure more firmly built.
The times demand 01 us clearness in thought and
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TIMBER CRUISING BY AIR
Contracts for surveys of vast tracts in the Canadian
Northwest have been awarded to a commercial air line,
Lieut. Col. R. B. Ciroonald of the Canadian engineers
told a session of the Pan-American Aeronautic Congress.
The hydro-plane, he says, used in such expeditions will
Kve months of ardous travel.
A quarter of the area to be traversed is water, and
the flyers could always get good landing by flying to
one of the rivers or lakes which abound in that country.
"The plan," said Colonel Giroonald, "is to divide the
areas into blocks that are numbered. The cruiser flies
to the particular block he wishes to prospect, secures sam
ples of the minerals or timbers, . and, in addition to
laying out maps, also secures aerial photographs, so that
when he returns to the headquarters of the prospecting
company he may show not only' the products but also
to point how the stuff is located and the best means of
transportation.
"The prospects not only hold good for the timber and
minerals but in the transportation of valuable cargoes
Of furs and fish. You read only the other day of a Cana
dian aviator making a trip from the interior of Canada
to New Jersey, with an airplane full of fine pelts."
Truly a new world opens up before our eyes with air
possibilities.
GENERAL PERSHING SPEAKS
Here, from the lips of the soldier we have the ideal
attitude for times of peace.
A woman considered a domestic science expert, in
writing for a magazine on the subject of house budgets
says: "Every budget is divided into two partsthe ne
cessities and the higher life." It will be a great relief
to the low-browed male to know that experts do not class
the higher life among the necessities.
Villa is one of those great warriors who is always
just going to do something big. And his press agent
seems to be able to keep up a sustained public interest
year in and year out. '
Now Admiral Tirpitz has written a book to. prove
that he was not the author of the U-boat frightfulness.
Two-years ago he was bragging about it.
Great soldiers are not always great speakers, but
General Pershing's Memorial day address at Romagne,
France, proves that at least one soldier who has shown
his faith by his works can also put into words the ideals
which guide him.
All of his speech is worth repeating, but.the following
portion of it is especially worthy of consideration:
"The principles which, our forefathers fought to es-
The United States senate,' which failed to get excited
about the war, is mightily worked up about the peace
question. It's safer to be a patriot now, anyway.
Senator Chamberlain is voting with the republicans
and Senator McCumber with the democrats. And neither
party is crowing about very much either.
ySiWj sills ' tf-0g.l
Another
HERE la the first picture of Sir. mid 5rrs. Slargnprlte Hnrk lepnlly
known as the II. PhIiixtboii Wllllnms'a tnkon since their marrlnKe.
They nmnHKcd to avoid the photographer and other publicity folk
while away on their honeymoon, but the studio la something elRe again
there nre too ninny camera thero, Lieut Williams Is credited with saying
that "l,ef Elope," IiIn wife's latest Paramount vehicle. Is her best' but
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y - oci.i unit mnrui an Jiri m-lllir?. mil WJiO HUB
1 better rljrht o
Skipmen
Of Axminster and Tapestry
Brussels Rugs received a
few days sincedirect from
the factory. A fine line of
patterns and in the new col
orings in all the standard
sizes 6x9, 7.6x9, 8.3xlO.G,
9x12, 12x13.6, and 12x15. Do
not buy that Rug before
looking through our stock.
lae of tho game." Ho then told me Secretary Frank Morrison at Atlantic
of the progress they were making in Citv.
THE PROMOTER'S WIFE
- BY JANE PHELPS
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TEAJU.E BUYS HOUSE
CONTENTS
AND
RIPPLING RHYMES
By Walt Mason
FLIES
They say that everything on earth- was made for
purpose wise; there's nothing that's devoid or worth
but what's the good of flics? They keep their merit so
concealed we can't discern the same, the while our swat
ting stick we wield, and cuss the endless game. Ah,
luppy thought perhaps the flies were dumped upon the
iami that we might have some exercise, a swatter in each
kind. That may explain it, in which case, let's make the
combat hot; enjoy the pleasures of the chase, and swat,
i.Md swat, and swat! Now is the time to swat them hard,
I- 5'oie they gvt too thick; pursue them through the house
r.d yard, and soak thorn with a brick. The fly that
now escapes its doom will rear a countless brood; so let
iu fly sidestep the tomb on with the deadly fued! Rise
then, 0 sluggard, from your chair, from lounge and
downy cot! Go forth, all brave and debonair, gird up
y '".ir loins and swat! Let no foul fly escape your search!
If one's left oil the floor, that fly will lead a bride to
church, and raise ten million more .So take your hau
b 'lk and your helm, and like a knight arise; put on your
greaves and overwhelm about ten thousand flies.
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LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
Established ISfiS
General Banking Business
ndii Jane ICUi Banking Hours will be
from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.'
, CUAl'TKlt CXV.
Tiidcr the flaming caption there fol
lowed such a garlilcil version of what
I It it 1 1 said as left me gitxping. I hail
liecn represented as enying my husband
never emifiilod in nie, thut I knew
nothing of him, and hia buiine, but
in such 'a way a carried the impres
sion that Neil and I were not con
genial. Then to my honor a reference
wits made to Mrs. Orton, veiled, but
mine Hie lew phiitt. Jt upoko of a
' liatiilsoine widow') of Neil's niiiinint
aiii'n with her; of the fact that he
had been seen with her often. H was
horrid article, scurrilous, in its In
sinnai ions, yet never siiyinc; a word
for winch the piiH'r might lie obliged
to give s'ttii-fnctiou, i-'nuii that time
I have had a hateful admiration for
ri'nn'ters,
Mr. I'rc.lciiiU feme that afternoon
hringitig Mr. Tcnrle to look nt the
house, I HKcd him iu, if he had seen
Hie Argus, lie let nie know that he
had. and Hi ni lie would remain and
talk tu me about it after Tearlo went,
lie Mirt niy distress, and smiled re
asMoiriiigly, Tomle whs delighted with the house,
and in his roiifjh av so expressed him
self. "My wife muMn't liegiji to fi up
: ranch like this," he told me. JSli p
ain't that kind. She's a rancher's
laughter. Mie run ride a hoss a
nighty sight better than she could buy
iiiiciiieks like these even if she had
all the money iu Use world. It 'a most
roe fine, but I jju.'ss tls bum as I have
jinaio : my mind to be a swell like
tuner 1'Mks, nie nesi uiu i untie nu
K I. I've worked like a ibij all my
lite snd I'll be eimned--bc yiMir psr
dou ma 'am -if I ain't earned the ritf lit
to throw my money away if 1 want
to."
"It'i s Rood investment, Tearle.
Iirt cheap nt the price I offered you,'''
"There won't be mtich investment to
these diula insole when niy hors and
sjirls cot here. They ran play rounh
house with anything in the world."
"Von lone children?" I asked,
am used.
",1'oiir of them. The huskiest, liv
liest four you ever set eyes on. There
ain't a one ef them fiin't ride a
broncho, and do stunt that would
frighten a city yoooi-'ster most to
tenth to look nt. They're a fine
bunch if I do say it," fatherly pride
in his tones, and on his face,
"There'll be room for them all,'.
Frederick told him.
"There would have to be. They'd
bust the walls if there warn't. o
rnojsins? them ynlHIl'sf ers up in tw-o
liv four rooms. They nre used to all
out of liooM you know. They don't
iliink a hone is good for anything
onlv to eat and s'eep in."
Hefoi-e he left he had rvcn Mr.
Frederick a checV f r the house and
fnriiitute. He also had said that I
wss tt remain rent fe for the two
months whih won!, I puss Infore be
Meld biiit on his Fumiv,
"That is very k in J of ou," I stain
inercd. fciiiui.t overcome, Siire'r there
na good in everybody. This lean
whom I bsd refused to reeeie was
.
doing me a great kindness, helping
us more than he realized.
After ho had gone Mr. Frederick
turned to nie.
"Tell me," he pointed to the paper,
"did you mention Mrs. Orton t"
1 repeated my pnnversatioa with the
reporter word for word as nearly as
1 could remember. I told him of the
expression of surprise on the man's
face at my answers to his questions,
and that he had sccuiiiiKly gone away
disgusted because he had been unable
to net any information from me.
"Those fellows 'aii make a story
out of nothing," ho grumbled after
laughing at what I told him. "The
idea of your tellinj him you 'didn't
know ant'thing about anything
listing the creditors, and brought me
a copy of the letter offering to ecttlo
which he had drafted. When ho left
I left really encouraged to belU-ve
that someway we were going to get
out of the terrible tangle all right
because of his help. He was very
pleased at getting rid of tho houso
so easily.
" Tearle ' check will go a long way
toward satisfying a lot of small in
vestors," he said as ho left nie. .Neil
he told me, would be able to return
to me iu u day or two.
Tomorrow Frederick Suggests Bab
and IN cil live in the country.
"1 cannot continue as a representa
tive of a federation that seeks to over
ride the expressed will of our country
and to perpetuate the beer interests in
America," said the telegram. "1 take
this stand after mature deliberation
and on the dictates of a Christina con
science, confident of the approval ef
the workers and people of Arizona. ,:
CHAMP CXASK IS STIRRED
I had said that it would have 1)
til right, lie siiw thru it tho, or
wouldn't have called von clever. He I
knew vou were stalling him." i
" Itiit this is awful! to have it pub
lished things like this things 1 never
said. Js there nothing I can dol Is
one obliged to submit to it 7
Fuller the circumstances, yes.
Should you make a fnss it will only
bring more notoriety. And that we
can't afford to have at the present
Washington, June 1.1. Continued re
publican attacks on the administra
tion's conduct of the war drew a sharp
speech iu the houso from former Speak
er Clark.
"Two can play at this game of
political harpooning," Mr. tilark de-
tclared. "It has been one aided long
Miough. We democrats have sat here
lav after dny and listened to vou nag
and nag anil uu,'. I for one am sick
of it. You have found fault with
evervbudv and everything, basing your
; Charges on groundless assumptions.
"An investigation of war activities
''li" has .been started. Of course, you will
he c;i .1.;,,.. ,i.i - . ..... ..!...,i..
iiiiii iiuitn ii, ui nnr iiui 1,111 ut no
they nii'ht have been, but I will assort
that you will find nothing of major
importance if the investigation is con
ducted fairlv. "
Whittalls Body Brussels
Rugs lead the procession
when it comes to style, color
ings and quality. Nothing
j better made and few a3
'g0od. There is no rug made
ANEvEEaKow old ithat wil1 & as good wear
'
.
Nothing concerning tho profession'. , i
seems more puzzling to the dear oid invested.
public than the perpetual youth of our
feminine members. How often we hear
remarks like, "Why, I saw her as Ju
liet forty years ago nnd she doesn't
look a year older now I" Of course al
lowance is niado for mnkeiip, but when
they see ns off the stage at clove
range, they heed another explanation.
How strange women generally have
n't learned the secret of keeping the
face young! How simple a mailer to
get an ounce of niercolized wax t the
drug store, apply it like cold cienni,
nnd in the morning wash it off I We
and service for the money
LABOR LEADER RESENTS
ATTACK ON PROHIBITION
Deacon Dobson
tr
Flagstaff, Ariz., June lo--Becauso
,the American Federation of Labor con
tention nt Atlaatie City favored tho
repeal of the national prohibition
u in ' n '1 iih nt, Thomas J. Croaff of Thoe
nix president of the Ari7xma State
Federation of Idibor, t"dav telegraphed
his resignation as general nrgnnir.er of
the American Federation of Labor to
Those Tapestry Brussells
in the small allover figures
know how this gradually, iinporctpti- : ,i. i ur i
bly, absorbs old cuticle, keepinj the ln the newest COlor-,-"Quak-
er Grey" are beautiful
,$28.50 to $156.75. Ask to see
them. They certain! v will
complexion new and fresh, free from
fine lines, sr.llowness or ovcrrcdneas.
We know, too, that this mereolized
wax is the reason actresses don't wear I
freckles, moth patches, liver spots,
rdmnlrs and the lilie. Why Hon 't. nur
tat" An tlid rvttin vtiln . ils n fnnt. I
lights lea tho reason, and rofit byear acquaintance and will
it t Theatrical World. - . I
Prove their worth.
Ton Afect the local tner-
chants to take your produce.
Help them Ho it with your pat-
rnnajjo Build up Marion coun-
tr.
w.
tost
I at
PUT IN OVERTIME
It wilt tome back many fold lyj
th National War Garden Coromid
ion. o( Washington, if 701, work
garden,"
Might ist mention I pass, ft
yoa want itood garden sssa, now'a tlj
tlmo to taks your spade, back mil
tn' garden wade. Tlace your fox?
upon tV top, hump yer back anl
never stop turnin" np th' dark browl
oil, till IV aweat besina to boil
Next with garden rnke ln hand
weep th pebblea Off th' land. la
them by 10 yo ean fit, all yoij
neighbor's strayin chicks, Havlnl
finished with th' rake, now a Uttlt
eed you take, spread It o'er th' be
o nice, rake tt over, aay 'bout twicf
By and by th' d will grow, the)
you must a weedin' go. If you wt
your little plot to loo Uk a thrift
pot. Putlm' weed It not to bac
by and by youH m to fclud, tbat yo
planted .anla teed tor your iittl,
nioulUt to (ecd ,Kaao pluatij' da
by day. haa lb' totr Vv th, tij
and yoa'll 6a tia"r' OsC.
ycjt havt tvt.i a lot ' aou, 9
o
nee
, One used 6-cylinder Velie Car, run but 3500
miles; cheap if sold Saturday.
One Overland 5-passenger, good shape; $325.
One Saxon 6, in good repair; run 8600 miles;
price $G50.
See us for reliable used cars. First class repair
shop now open for business.
Salem Velie Company
1G2 North Commercial St.
Nione 1601
Congoleum Rugs for kit
chen or dininc room are
I .
sanitary, clean and easily
cared for, and the best of all
jtiot high priced for the wear
.they give $14.60 for 9x10.6,
!$15.G0 for 9x12.
Chambers
&
Chambers
457 Court Stmt
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