Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 2

weeosseeeenvonessscs] BORTT ANT) FIRE IS 200 Sacks of Flour: fata to twee As we have decided to quite baking bread and having 200 sacks of Tip Top and Farmer's Union flour on hand we will sell it for less than the market price today. a a as a tes 3 Sod Pehdepy dows When Flames Cut Off Escape. é Tip Top, per sack $3.40 3 Portland, Ore.—Three persons lost ‘’ their lives and ten were injured, some M4 o. Farmer’s Union, per sack $3.30 A of them seriously, in a fire which swept through the Elton Court hotel, Eleventh and Yamhill streets, driving out the 60 residents in scanty attire and destroying the four-story struc- ure, with a loss estimated at $30,000. The dead: Mrs. Josephine J. Chan- y, 54, a teacher in the Sunnyside school for the last 23 years; Miss Gertrude Evans , stenographer for Wadhams & Kerr; Miss Edith Bogue, 25, clerk at the Northwestern Nation al bank. The fire started in the lobby of the hotel on the first floor from an un- known cause and swept up the ele- t and circular stairway with WILL SELL IT IN ANY AMOUNTS 4 3 IDAHO RESTAURANT Dare donte doctored EUCUSUCUEN Vai tall Kodaks at all prices from $3.00 up. If it isn’t an Eatsman it isn’t a kodak. Als rapidity, so that the escape cal of a large majority of the residents FILMS . was cut off from other means than by PAPER windows ‘Trapped by the flames, > ‘ . many persons jumped. Others were POST CARDS escued by the firemen with ladders TANKS os were caught in the Ife net ‘ Mrs, Chaney fell while firemen were and all accessories. ittempling to rescue her from a fourth She dropped to the stories below Kodak as you go along COTTONWOOD PHARMACY T. F. Schaecher, Prop. tory. witidow sidewalk four Miss G Edith Be by jump and Miss also were fatally Injured rtrude Evans c in - fl Fee eee NtN St 1g from high windows. JAPANESE. FEELING Tokio.—The statement of Represen- Albert Johnson at Wash., that thousands of Ja) smuggled into the United tes from Japan yearly, is giving evidences of a the feeling with tendency to increase the arrival of the recent and subsequent tacks against America With reference to the Representative Johnson, American newspaper at- note \ -—¥ € cs : Where Do You Go for automobile repair work? Do you get prompt ser- vice that is lastingly satisfactory? When our patrons come to us for Automobile Repairing They know that it will not be necessary to bring the ear back again to have the same job done over in a few days. They know, too, that we turn out every job promptly, yet do not slight our work? SOUTH & FRICK the “We can only the extraordinary statement made by Congressman Johnson at Tacoma. De- tails of the scheme, as outlined by Mr. Johnson, appear fantastic and most imprebable. While solitary cases of smuggling come to our notice from time to time, it is unimaginable that such an involved and intricate pro- gramme as described by Mr. Johnson should be systematically practiced by any group of individuals or organiza tion. “The gladly Japanese government with the would American government in exposing any such il- legitimate and underhanded system. It is hoped that Mr. Johnson will give the names of the banks, associations or individuals concerned. All such in- formation must be in the hands of Mr Johnson, who otherwise have made the statement.” co-operate So TTT TTT TITTTTTIM EEL li would noty JOINT SESSION TO BE HELD Washington, Idaho and Oregon Com. mission to Sit Together. Wash.—As_ the questions involving allowance of in- creased freight and passenger rates on local traffic as fixed by the inter. state commerce commission for in traffic are common to the northwest, the public service commis sions of Oregon and Idaho will sit | with the Washington commission on | Tuesday, August 17, in a hearing be- | ginning at 10 A. M. in the senate chamber here. The common problem before the commissions of the three northwest states will be to harmonize local increases asked with the re- quired increase necessary to guaran: tee a return of 5% per cent consist- ent with the recent interstate merce commission ruling. Olympia, state's terstate STALWARD INDUSTRY Is required in our business. We make a specialty of re- pairing cast iron, steel, bronze, brass, copper and alum- inum castings. We save hundreds of dollars for others in Welding by our modern process. Why not send your broken ma- chinery and automobile parts to us?. satisfy you. com- Northwest Cries for Cars. Washington.—Agricultural interests in the northwest face bankruptcy be- cause of the present car shortage, the interstate commerce commission was told by railroad commissioners and shippérs from Montana, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. The commission was We are sure we can asked to issue orders guaranteeing the car supply for the movement of the grain crops. Cottonwood Battery & Welding Shop TTL Bundle Rack material or com-| Sale on screen doors at plete racks to order at the Hus-| the Madison Lumber Co. 22-tf sman Lumber Co. 28-t!/ better flour then ever, says) wasn 5 i » Sa ashington.—A total of 151 conv In the market for good fat! Meyer and he “knows.” 14-tf | oases one aiuaan eae poultry. Saturdays and Mondays; For the Best price in Lubri-| paign of ‘the department of justice T. Clarke, the junk man. 46| cating oils see South & Frick. -tf| against profitecring. Professional Men Help in Harvest. Bismarck, N. D.—A twilight army of bankers, lawyers, doctors and mer- chants doffed white collars and step. ped out into the harvest fields in an effort to relieve what threatens to be a serious farm labor shortage. 151 Profiteers Convicted. Many Leap From Hotel Win- | IS MORE BITTER Tacoma, | ese are | regard to the United States created by | statement of | foreign | office made the following statement: | express surprise at | | Scnssunmnnnnnnnmnnanmenees Le Here is your chance to get summer foot- wear at real prices. A sale of all canvas shoes in stock Ladies’ White Oxfords and Shoes Men’s White Oxfords and Canvas Work Shoes Children’s White Pumps and Shoes Prices so reasonable that it would pay you to buy a pair of oxfords or shoes to wear the rest of the summer se J. V. BAKER & SON WHERE QUALITY AND PRICES MEET STOPPING THE DIRTY t WORK You know how you hate to fill up the grease cups on your car—keep putting it off from day to day, week to week, until the car fairly ‘SCREAMS’ for gréase. Then you take a couple or three hours off, put on your old clothes, get a can of grease and proceed to ‘grease herup’; naturally this infrequent greasing adds to the depreciation of the car. Now if you gave your machine equipped with the ALEMITE LUBRICATION SYS- TEM you can avoid all that. In fifteen minutes you can lubricate your car thoroughly without any mussy grease spots or trouble. The old cup system will not get the grease to every bearing. There is too much chance for leakage and wasted grease and not enough pressure to THE ALEMITE LUBRICATION SYSTEM will allow you to safely apply several hundred pounds of pressure and without any leak- age, so your grease will get to the bearing and not be wasted. force the hard grease through to the bearing. The COMPRESSOR loaded with your favorite grease will held enough to grease all the bearings on your car. It is simple in operation. The little fasterner on the end of the metal hose fits over the Alemite fitting and three or four turns of the handle will thoroughly lubricate the bearing. A ball valve prevents leakage. , We can install the Alemite Lubrication System on your ear in a few hours, or can easily make the change yourself. All that it is necessary to change on your car is the grease cups. The present, mussy, hard to get at, screw top grease cups are replaced by the Alemite Fittings with ball check valve with a special connection to fit the /lemite High Pressure grease gun. A complete Alemite System will not cost you much, will do away with the dirty work, will put all the grease in the bearing, will force the grezse through the hole where the grease has hardened or some substance has clogged the passage, and make it easier and cleaner to do a better and cheaper job. | Yours for perfect lubrication Cottonwood Hardware & Implement Co. Fu Satoh tit Wel SRSA ns elite! Wetous ue ER eet ue iL A Seca © < a a