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ZEROLENE
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""ciTR'AOO" Nov. 25. Dier, boot
li'K unit nauwster war liuirUtr.
contrary to the common aumi
'tuiii, RMily t' nt'iro mi cl of t'l
i.quxr l'nit 1 Mati IJintnct
Attorii'-y Kuwui A. uison ueciareu
today in a Ktaleini-nt muile.in con-!
niction with a drive made afcaiust
crime unoVrway hi re.
"Whin the breweries were op
eratinK openly." said Mr. Olson,
"anil beer was plentiful, the beer
runners were at jeaie and all of
them wr happy. Whin the brtw
erits were clnseil nii'l tho supply
was curtailed, they bejin oteallns
l.e r from raeh oilier. That Kd to
f'juds and n!ayinc"
Coal makes
m;:ke prompt d
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livery.
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COOLIDCCS WILL
ENJOY QUIET
DAY
LUBRICANTS
This year don't wait for the
oil to congeal and half-lubricate
bearings, cylinder walls,
etc. Don't overwork your
starter and risk having to
make expensive repairs.
Change to free-flowing, low
"cold-test" Zerolene lubri
cants as recommended in the
Zerolene Correct Lubrication
Chart for the winter lubrica
tion of your car.
Head for the Zerolene sign
at dealers, garages or Stand
ard Oil Service Stations and
make the change to winter
lubrication today.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
WASHINGTON', Nov. 2C The
white house pantry Is filled with
(rifts ot turkeys, cranberries and
all the delicacies that Ko in the
ThanksKlvini: D'.y menu.
From all sections of tho- country
have come to the executive man
sion offerings of dinner daiutks
Iiom friends and ndmirers.
The president and Mrs. Coolidpe
plan a quiet Thanksivini; at
home. With Mr. and Mrs. Frank
V. SUains of iioston. their guests,
they will attend morning services
at the Kirst ConKi't-Kationnl church
and then will eat an old-fashioned
Thanksgiving dinner. So appoint
ments have been made by the presi
dent for the day.
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WILL SELECT LEADER
STATE PRESS Jj
COMMENT
Traffic Death Markers.
Numerous cities have tried to
check automobile aecmems uj
..-ecting special varnings where,
fatalities have occurred. Chic.iBO
i now taking "P "at method. At
everv spot in the city where a
traffic accident ha3 caused death!
.i... n,.:ircst lami) post will be
marked with a blue sir'n, 1801
v.ire inches In size, bearing
ili, .so sicnificant words: "One
v. as killed here."
T,.iv Scouts are putt:ng up rhe
olmis If lanm posts are not
. .vailable, a special post will ' be
' erected. Chlcaso motor killings
snid to rverase nearly two a
i ,i iv. so the Erim blue si;ns are
t k-'elv to be rather crowded in
unmu sections of the city.
Such signs surely ought to help
little In making both the care
less nedestrian and the careless
.ir vi r more thoughtful about per-
i snnal resnonsibility in traffic.
i U'-.lUers who dart out from be
hind parked automobiles instead
of keeping to the cross walks, or
who try to thread their way i
i tliroimh vehicular traffic when the
i "stop" sign 4s against them, are
: deliberately risking their own lives
1 and are being very unfair to motor
ists who are not reckless and wno
drivo as carefully as they can.
The traffic problem Is a very
serious one, requiring much plan-
i ning and constructive action. id
i er streets and better traffic regu
t lations are up to the authorities,
1 but a surprisingly great improve
1 ntent could undoubtedly bo accom-
f .Wfililril I'r.'HS I.iiiwiI Wif.)
WASHINGTON'. Nov. 26. Se
lection of a leader will comprise
the entire program for considera
tion by the republican senate cau
cus Friday, according to party
chiefs already on the scene. With
all committee assignments holding
over from the last session, they
said, and the legislative program
awaiting the Impulse to be given
by I'rtsident Coolidgt 's me.ssaEe
HuLjects for discussion necessarily
would be restricted.: It Is regard
ed as a foregone conclusion that
Senator Curtis of Kansas will be
given the post of leader without
material opposition.
Iteports that a fight might be
started early in the coming session
on the retention of Senator Cum
mins of Iowa, in the post of presi-
oem proiem,KHe. e,e nuu cre,L- thoughtless motorists
1 ke the coin-:""" i" ''-
who pointed out that
mlttee assignments, this was a set
tled fact until he new senate con
vened.
could
: formed into thoughtful
ene Register.
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market
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popular priced car on the mjjl
WIIM1U' TO ASSISST
(Aiisoiiated I'renn I-oniicd Wire.)
VANT0l'Vi:H, Wash.. Nov. 211.
Accompanied by three Tort
land (TcTectlvcs, Mrs. Carl M.
1'eterHon. widow of the gunman
who was killed by lMrotlvc
John J. Kush lu Seattle Monday,
iigreed to come to l'ortland this
nrternoon to assist ofli lals of a
di'teiilvo agency to IdontiTy
goods alleged to havo been sto
len here by Peterson.
Mrs. Peterson said lior hus
band hail told her that he hail
foods stored In east Portland,
tttoriU'e tl
, k. t fo
Wtllell Were ill
a safely deposit box In a Seattlo
bank, but sho added the had
never been told tho naino of the
hank nor tho exact location of
the stored goods In Portland.
Detective John J. Kush of So-i
attle who killed Peterson when
the latter opened a pistol buttle,
was In Vancouver today. I
.Mrs. Peterson also told of a
coupe which she said had been
used by her husband. This car
was examined by tho officers to
day, when It was found that all
its numbers had been defaced.
Ili Moving il bad been stolen in
Si attle. ofllceia from this city
ton i posses.ilnn of the machine.
MAKF.S OIMKCTIOX
(.WchO-il I'r.-w l.tal Win-.)
NEW YOItK, Nov. 20. Mrs.
Louise Cai f gie, widow of the
late Andrew Carnegie, filed no
tice with tho county clerk today
of an action to enjoin lessees of
a west r.'.ith Street building, own
ed by bci from further conduct
of a cabaret described by her
lawyers as "New York's smartest
n ndezvous." .
MsM-whit,-.! I'r, !..'Hw.l Win-.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2ti.
Plans for the aid of tiic farmer
at the short session of congress
nre understood to include a four
fold proposition, cooperative
marketing, preferred railroad
rales for farm products, develop
ment of the European market
and easier credit for the cattle
raiser.
ARMY-NAVY ritDPAP.i:
School lUst. No. 1." call? for the
following warrants: I'll. l."5, lad
and l.'iS. Int. ceases onu week
from date. F-lhi lliggins, Clerk,
l:tvs Creek.
w-riMnuiAU"m
..-.Ik. ,i..n -,irmii irnrfilfi '
The cost
' . 'el' '
of the dinner
was lowered
and its quality raised!
l.....';.itfl l'r,. t...aiwd Wire.)
P.M.TIMOIti:, Mil., Nov. 2H.
With the army and navy elevens
putting the finishing touches for
their annual gridiron cla-sic in
the llaltimore stadium Saturday,
actve pr parations are being
made here to houso and entir
taiu the thousands of out of
town visitors who will help to
fi'l tho 7S.OO0 seats. Klaliorate
plans lor the entertainment of
President and Mrs. Coolldge have
b' en made. Arriving about mid-
dav. tlte presidential party and j
other (list inguished guests vi;I I
be tendered a luncheon at tlisl
'stadium.- Saturday night a ball
; will be given in honor of the ca
; dels, midsliipmont -army and na
! vy officers and distinguish- d
'cueis at firth recimettt tirniery.
i Be Cheerful.
It is regretted that many of the
' friends of the Income tax are pur
I suing the same policy that the re
pealers pursued when Portland re
pealed the law. They are saying
that the state is- ruined just as the
other fellows talked before the
election. We condemned that then:
we condemn mo position now. n.
is no way to build a state. The
onlv wav Oregon will ever growi
and become great is to unite and
boost. We will have these differ
ences, of course, but they should
.....1.. A,nit.ati and Internal
and not fed to outsiders or band.
ed over to jealous rivals to use
the best way they can. There is
no question about the fact that
Washington stale, newspapers
I worn furnished with derogatory
! articles about Oregon to influence
i our pcoplo before election. It Is
: wrong and it is just as wrong
' now for friends of the Income tax
i to be parading their disappolnt-
: ment and insisting that the state
! is ruined. Oregon is too big a
state and too great; lis iuiure ia
too nromising to be ruined either!
way, but we must appreciate that
boosting is what pays, and loyalty
is the first paragraph in our creed.
S:ilem Statesman.
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