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TIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, MARCII 28. 1920
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Three-Cornered Race Devel
ops for Congress.
AMERICANISM IS SLOGAN
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Candidate Says He "Was Indorsed
ty Service Men to Oppose Mc
Artbur and Smith.
Thomas A. Sweeney has Joined Rep
resentative McArthur and E. E. Smith
n th rare for the republican nomina
tion for representative of the third
-nneresslonal district. Mr. Sweeney's
slogan is "Americanism Without Com
promise." .
Entrance of Mr. Sweeney makes It
a. three-cornered race. Mr. Sweeney
says that he was induced to run by
former service men, being one himseli.
After serving on the Mexican border
with the Oregon cavalry he took an
...min.tinn for commission as struc
tural road and bridge engineer in the
army, passed and was promoted to
captain, going overseas as command-
rfir-e of comDany D. 43d engi
neers and returned as acting major
after 19 months' service, witn a co
tton from General Pershing for meri
torious and distinguished service.
Political Activity Noted.
For 12 years Mr. Sweeney has been
tn the construction business in Ore
gon, especially in railroad and high
way work and he has been active in
politics, particularly with the pro
gressive wing of the republican
Mr.' Sweeney declares in his state
ment: "The issue shall not be con
fused Constructive, progressive and
liberal legislation as against reac
tionary standpatism is the platform
that I stand on. Progress and pros
perity for the people and the elimina
tion of special privilege to any class,
is the old-fashioned democracy that
our forefathers intended."
Summarized, Mr. Sweeney's plat
form follows:
Platform Is Summarized.
Strong and dignified foreign rela
tions and Immediate peace. Ameri
canization, requiring application of
first citizenship papers within five
years, and ability to read and write
the English language on application
for papers. Collective bargaining is
a fundamental right that is guaran
teed by the legal right to organize.
Old age insurance and higher wage
for teachers is social legislation ad
vocated. Military highways and strong
aerial and naval bases for the pro-
t.rtioTi nf the Pacific coast. Elimi-
hnlshevism bv eradicating th
cause, through curbing of unlimited
financial combinations and mono
nnlips of natural resources. Remove
hieh cost of living by increased pro
auction and elimination of the profi
teer.
Merchant Marine Advocated.
A merchant marine, privately owned
nd operated, aided by the govern
ment, is advocated. Equal suffrage,
equal rights and equal responsibility.
Prps soeech. If not used for unlaw
ful purposes. Stricter immigration
laws to keep out dangerous aliens.
Kxoloiters of the forests should re-
nines them by planting a tree for
every tree cut dewn. Burdensome
tax of the war should be spread over
a longer period than now contem
plated. War was fought for future
generations and they should assist in
paying.
Aid for soldiers by taxation of
the war profiteer to pay the financial
sacrifices made by service men. Gov
ernment control and aid for develop
ment of our water power sites. Gov
ernment should have a budget sys
tem. Government should aid and
promote agriculture by reclamation
and irrigation, with extended farm
credits and long time loans for ex
eervice men that they may be able
to secure and develop farms; im
proved educational and home facili
ties and good roads. Such a pro
gramme will make constructive citi
zens and aid the port and city of
Portland, he declares.
In attendance. Although this is the
university spring vacation week, the
conference delegates are being enter
tained largely by university girls
There was a gymnasium picnic on the
campus Saturday noon and the social
affairs committee of the Toung Wom
en's Christian association was in
charge of the afternoon frolic, which
was held in Herrick hall, the wom
en's dormitory. This was in the form
of a stunt show and game party
Among the leading speakers of the
conference are Mrs. F. N. Rogers of
Portland; Miss Bessie Jean Flemmlng.
Albany; Misses Georgia Parker and
Margaret Scott. Portland; Ralph
McAfee, executive secretary of Port
land Federation of Churches, and
Harold F. Humbert, secretary of the
Oregon Sunday School union.
The conference theme is "The Four-
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f You May Not Know Drugs
But You Should Know Your Druggist
We have built our business from a small beginning to the position it holds by Integrity,
Hard Work and an understanding of drug store service. It is this thorough knowledge and
intelligent attention to the needs of our customers that brings them back to us again and
again. Our rapid growth has not destroyed the personal touch between ourselves and our
patrons, and you will find it a pleasant satisfaction to deal here.
Give Your Teeth Constant Care
Never neglect the teeth. Uncared for teeth not only detract from your personal appearance,
but are a constant menace to your health. Physicians are finding it an ever-increasing fact
that a great many diseases are a direct result of neglected teeth. We would recommend
the following dentifrices:
Pepsodent
Pebecco . .
Forham's ,
45
45
.33 and 55
Eolynos
Colgate's ....
Chlora Denta
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Lyons'
Lyons' Powder
Revelation ....
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.23
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Thomas A. Sweeney, who enters
congressional race.
fold Development of Christian Girl
hood," with the motto, "Out to Win."
The conference is held under the aus
pices of the Oregon State Sunday
School association.
HUGE TAX MUD
IilXCOLX GRANGE THINKS EDU
CATION IS VITAL.
Construction of Bridge and Rail
road to Timber Belt Are Among
Other Slatters Considered.
Be particular in the choice of your
Face Powder
Do not buy the first powder that you see;
study the needs of your skin and get the best
in powders. Very good are:
Mavis 50
La Blache 55
Java Eice ...45
Melba 50
Djer-Kiss 62 and $1.05
There is great cleansing and soften
ing power in these accredited
Cold Creams
Massage them carefully into your face at
night; you will be agreeably surprised at the
results.
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 48, $1.10
Santiseptic Lotion 45
Daggett & Ramsdell Cream 30, 75, $1.35
PROJECT WORK EXPECTED
STATE EXGIXEER TIUXKS BIG
DESCHUTES IS ASSURED.
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Statement of IiOng Controversy Is
Now tn Sight, Thinks Eipcrt,
and Job Will Get Under Way.
SALEM, Or., March 17. (Special.)
That development of what is known
as the Big Deschutes irrigation proj
ect will start at .an early date was
the word brought here today by
Percy Cupper, state engineer, follow
ing a conference at iteomona witn
representatives of the north unit irri
gation district, central uregon irri
gation district and the Tumalo irri
gation district.
The Deschutes project includes ap
proximately 250.000 acres and the
north unit already has voted bonds
In the sum of approximately $5,000,000
for development work. Whether to
organize another district out of the
lands lying in the western part ot
the project or include this territory
In the Tumalo district, has been re
ferred to a steering committee for
determination.
The most discouraging obstacle
found in connection with the develop
ment of the Deschutes project, ac
cording to Mr. Cupper, involved liti
gation between the central Oregon
Irrigation district and the Central
Oregon Irrigation company. This liti
gation has thus far entailed attorney
fees aggregating 80,000. Mr. Cupper
believes, however, that this contro
versy is now in process of satisfac
tory adjustment.
TOLEDO, Or., March 27. (Special.)
The higher educational tax bill,
which provides for maintenance of
University of Oregon,. Oregon Agri
cultural college and Monmouth State
normal was indorsed; recommenda
tions made that the Port of Toledo
build a railroad from Toledo to the
head of tide on the Siletz river; the
candidates for county commissioner
and county judge asked to state their
position with regard to building a
county bridge across the Yaquina
river at Toledo; and recommendations
made for the organization of a dairy
men's association in Lincoln county,
at the Lincoln County Pomona grange,
which met at Toledo Wednesday-.
While taxes are high in Lincoln
county, members in attendance at the
Pomona grange, representing the
county at large, showed no hesitancy
in supporting the higher educational
tax bill, for, as they exrpessed it, edu
cating the boys and girls of Oregon Is
a necessity and cannot be neglected.
The construction of a bridge across
the Yaquina river at Toledo has long
been a bone of contention, and the
voters of the county will be much in
terested in the attitude of the candi
dates for county commissioner and
county judge.
The resolution with reference to
the building of the railroad from To
ledo to the head of tide on the Siletz
river is in keening with a similar
resolution approved by a citizens'
committee which met in joint meet
ing with the Port on Saturday.
March 20. It is argued that since the
people of this port district in co-op
eration with the government have
spent large sums of money in port de
velopment, in order that any profit
be realized from these, expenditures,
it is necessary that the means of com
munication being developed bo con
nected with the source of timber in
the Siletz.
An Unsolicited Testimonial Written to Household Topics
Regarding
LIQUID NUXET IRON
Portland, Oregon, March 25, 1920.
Gentlemen:
Would state that the advertisement which interested me most in the Household Topics
was the Stout-Lyons Drug Co. ad concerning Liquid Nuxet Iron.
For the last six months my husband has been in a terribly run-down condition. He be
came exceedingly emaciated, losing flesh every day. Poor circulation, kidneys in bad shape,
gas in the stomach and loss of appetite followed. He was unable, to sleep nights, because of
exceeding pain and numbness in the limbs.
He procured a bottle of Liquid Nuxet Iron from the Stout-Lyons Drug Co., and befort
using half of it noticed a big change in his condition. He is now on the second bottle and
improving rapidly in health.
The numbness is all gone, appetite has returned and he is gaining flesh every day. It is
really wonderful the good that Nuxet Iron has done him. Sincerely,
1173 So. Jersey St., St. Johns,
Portland, Ore. MRS. S. 0. CALL.
NOW!
WILL SEAT YOU AS
QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE!
NOW!
You in an aeroplane a
mile in the air while
only fifty feet away the
bravest man in the
world climbs from one
plane to another to save
a girl from a sky
pirate. Some
thrill!
Idaho Treasurer for Governor.
BOISE, Idaho, March 27. (Special.)
State Treasurer Eagleson tonight
formally authorized the announce
ment ho is a candidate for the re
publican nomination for governor. In
a statement to "republicans of the
state" he attacked the present state
commission form of government and
said that if nominated and elected he
would return to the old etato form.
St. Helens Court to Convene.
ASTORIA, Or., March 27. (Special.)
Circuit Judge Eakin will leave for
St. Helens tomorrow night to open
a two weeks session of the court
Monday morning.
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Member of Parliament Is Taken to
Jail With Others Under Guard.
. DUBLIJr, March 27. Prisoners from
various parts of Ireland have been
arriving all day at Mount Joy jail.
Heavy military guards accompanied
them.
Philip Shanahan, Sinn Fein, mem
ber of parliament, and prominent In
Sinn Fein activities, was arrested tonight.
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iiracific University Host to Older
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01ns uauicriug.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest
k I Urove, ur, juarcn a. iapeciai.j- rne
- v 1 eighth annual older girls' conference
of Oregon is now holding sessions in
Forest Grove with about 125 delegates
PRESSURE
Cookers and Canners
Pay for themselves in a short
time in saving of time, fuel and
non-shrinkage of foods. Send for
Recipe Booklet.
Pressure Cooker Sales Co.
With Lang Range Co., 191 Fourth
also
Gunther & Gunther
709 Hawthorne Avenue
Sfouf-Luons DruqXb.
! Northern Pacific Pharmacy Irvington Pharmacy
! Third and Morrison Sta. East Broadway and 15th
I Perkins Hotel Pharmacy, 5th and Washington Sts.
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FURNITURE FIRM EXPANDS
Increased Demand Held to Justify
Proposed New Factory.
VANCOUVER, "Wash., March 27.
(Special.) The Vancouver Furniture
company, now operating1 with a small
number of men on Sixth street, has
secured the corner. Third and Co
lumbia streets, on which Is a building
erected during the war for a bunk
house for the G. M. Standifer Con
struction corporation, in addition to
property in the rear.
This will permit the company to
employed. The company specializes
in dressers and chairs, and has manu
factured and sdld to date more than
2300 dressers and several thousand
chairs. There is a big demand, hence
the decision to increase the capacity.
Sinnott Will Before Court.
Roger B. Sinnott, well-known Port
land attorney who died March 16, left
an estate' valued at $21,000, chiefly
real estate, according to the petition
for probate of his will filed in the
circuit court yesterday by the widow,
Mrs. Gertrude L. Sinnott. With the
exception of $1000 bequeathed to his
dale. Mr. Sinnott left all his property
to his widow. The will was drawn
August 1, 1912.
Doctor loses Native's Gift.
The loss of a Scotch collie puppy
6 months old, which he brought with
him from Santo Domingo when he
was relieved from service there as a
medical officer in the navy, was re
ported yesterday by Dr. Isaac Dellar
of 843 Northrup street. The mother
of the puppy was given to Dr. Dellar
in the islands by a grateful patient.
expand so that about 30 men will be mother-in-law. Mro. Gertrude Ijowns-
Phone your want ads to The Orego
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This week we are showing a PRIZMA reel entitled "Gowns That
Venus Would Envy." It is one of the most remarkable reels we have
ever seen.
Rivoli Concert Orchestra
M. Guterson, Conductor
SUNDAY CONCERT AT 12:30 NOON
Semiramide Rossini
Artist Life btrauss
Pilgrims' Chorus Wagner
Kamenoi Ostrow Rubcnstoin
Glow Worm : 1 Linckc
WEEK-DAY CONCERT
Twice Each Afternoon and Evening
Semiramide ? Rossini
Glow Worm 1 Linckc
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