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are Just Like Freh, at
" 25c a. Can . e
Fresh '
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fry Ilip-O-Lite, tire new larshmallow
Crime, all reaily fm- Cakes andDeserl.s
(billies fi )ints and quarts,
. . . ' '
: Welch Grapelade
the spread for bread
40c a Jar
NO CKASGE FOR DELIVERY
JOEL'S GROCERY
Cor. Cedar and Wash'ngton, Phone M-759
sr- U'f nU'UCATJClV"" '"""""" "
(TOKIO, April 15 (Corr4spondenc'eWKl!MXKnS,WrciCOMR PLACING
of Asotiated Press.) The Japanese! OP BAM OX JJ.NCIXfl
government has issued a denial of re- , - - j-
rartiAhat Jnuanewire imulicnted in HRRLIN', (Cnn-efjmndonoi.-fif tlio
the Moii.u. . independence move- sn-'tod PrM)-Poll.Pridnnt ;RnftraiflPPniMl Lif ArVI.
m.t tS. .,,; .h,t.ri, a.lErnsf. prohibition of public tone- V 2I.aecI?i,nl'lle. A88JP
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"gross canard" e cho&e tUt theinS in Berlin 1ms beer welcomed by
I Japanese militaft- officers are takinB ", r" fa, jHiiens. wTlose
conjoinHiotion with CtfriOl Semenoff l"18""" hadphe aroused not
I; ...... ..... ...... ....... j nlKlitly, but ako by their character.
that Colonel Senienoff, the Cossack
lender, emphatically denied alj coi
necionewith the independence 'rnove-
beauty iipotiyon7 The dance-fev
er lias beta mulns; In Berlin since
the war-tlni prohibition fttrninst
public divices was witltrawn.
Reports from provincial .towns
Two leaders of the Mongolian Inde- Kow similar condltkrtis. The sold-
pe.ndence party arrived in Tokv the,jjrs of it iiirrlso In a small town in
GUARANTEE FUND LIKE
U91S RESULTS':
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Hi the tBit of Nliraka, on 'Ai
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Uitwi, iturauaiit to lag :
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Ton. pivmlnm ioih $1 ,3t.4,T50.fV
liitt-i-iit ami rein a rwt.elv.-d ilur- o
in the yrar Q , ei4.n.n ;i
Total Income
Matter part of April to inaugurate
movement for the political, independ
1 encj of Mongolia and Manchuria and
to unito those two Chinese provinces
in one state.
Ilraudeburg sent a delegation to the
commanding officer to protest
against requiring them to begin
drilling at 8 a. m., when they had
I been diincing until f a. m.
Fan
icrs Union Picnic
24th.
5 f3
ALL DAY, AT
Imbler, Oregon
'A. V. SWIFT, Vice-President National Union,
-T. . lSliOWX, President Oregon Fanners' Union,
"V. Y .1 IA RAJ I, of Trj-State Hoard,
W'AI.TKK .M. of Union (.'ounty,
V.'. ' I,.-.. ... . Speakers.
All Farmers' Union Members are
requested to be present
ids
A good time for all Hear questions of importance to
Fanners Discusacd.
.MAY ALLISON TO API'KAIt
' IN CI.KVICH .MIvTliO DI.AMA
"Papsy Does Her Darndesi." a
Metro drama of distinctive orltrir.ii!
Ity in which May Allison, the beauti
ful and allurlni; young slar is seen,
will be the attraction today and to
morrow at the Sherry theatro.
Miss Allison pluys the role of
Peggy, a girl full of the life and
spontaneous animation of heat'ty
youth. Scorning the usual' occupa
tions and amusementa of her own
sex she finds delight in the sporti
jto wlilcli Her brother is addicted
: football, boxing, fencing, and hockey
We among her favorites while poio,
;and speeding in Her smart racing
jcar, come a close second. , In dire.'t
contrast to Peggy iE tier sister
Eleanor, who is a coquttto nnd very
vain she is fond ct flirting and
men, to her, are only meant for her
especial pleasure and uinusomeut.
The fact that Pessy could compete
arid rival her has never entered
her pretty head for she considers
her younger sister a .hoyden and
perpetual annoyance and disgrace
lo the family. How Peggy proves
Hint she can use both her athletic
powers and girlish charm '"to per
fection is cleverly shown In tho
play which Is one long joyous ad
venture
Supporting Miss Allison are Rob
ert Ellis, Rosenmary Theby, Prank
Currier, Dick Rosen, Augustus Phil-1
lips, Wilton Taylor and Sylvia Ash
ton. The play was made from the
story of the same name by Royal
Drown, published in the Red Book
Magazine, and was adapted and di
rected by George n. linker, under
the personal supervision of Maxwel'
Kargor, director general.
Also shown "The Height of Tor
ment," tpisode No. (1 "The Man of
Might."
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
niSTI.V KAIt'Xl'M TONKiHT
A largo number of the patrons of
the Arcade theatre were disappoint
ed last night in not seeing Dustin
Farnuin in his new 1819 release
"A Man in The Open." i
After many wires and phono
calls the film was finally located
in the express office nt Portland.
The picture bad been run In Pert
land Sunday but reached the express
office too late for the last train
here with the result that it did not
reach here until this morning.
The picture will b shown at th
Arcade theater tonight only.
VAI DKVU.I.K TOMOIUtOYV
After a long absence the Hippo
drome vaudeville shows will again
be seen at the Arcade theatre each
Wednesday, Htartin;; tomorrow,
Dreano- and Goodwin are new com
ers to the west and offer an act
which they call "Tho Nut and the
Chatterbox." It contains u lot of the
nut comedy stuff and also a number
of catchey uonga end dur.ee num
bers.
Davis and Evelyn present a high
class musical act in which they use
cellou, nuindo-celp's and banjos.
They have few equa'a on the banjos,
playing these instruments as the
darkles played them and also In tho
niodorn way
Thomas and Knlgut slug nnd talk
in a comedy-vein aud call their num
ber "Songs and Smiles." They are
a couple of clean luoklng chaps who
put their numbers over In a pleasing
wny. ,
The Smiths offer a combination
aerial teeth suspension novelty in
which they get away from the usua'.
run of audi acts nnd have worked
up a number of stunts Hint, have
never failed to pleasn.
For the pictures annthor of the
popular Outing-Chester pictures
will he shown and also n comedy.
elief for the thirsty!
In RAINIER SPECIAL, if you
are thirsty, you will find imme
diate and lasting relief. It's ut
terly unlike any other soft drink
it really satisfies. Produced
by a special, exclusive process
which gives it an unimitable
flavor. Contains none of the
customary, harmful soft drink
ingredients just a pure, supe
rior drink for the young, young
sters and old. Each bottle con
tains two glasses, making it the
economical, as well as the un
equaled soft drink. Assure
yourself the real thing by call
ing for RAINIER SPECIAL by
name.
Rnlnlu- ProdurU Comp-ny. S.attte, U. S. A., Manuf.c
tur.r of R.inicr Sp.cl.l, Rainier Bock. Malt Kaiui.r.
Haulier Ccr.al, Syro nd Denatured Alcohol.
Lew," --S -
mm WK. Ha j JiT$
travkij ih,ooo Miiii:s
IX f AXXAHAIj ISKRS
Craving ndventurd and actuated
by a desire to record tho manners I
and customa of tht last stronghold ;
of cannabUisju, Martin Johnson
travelled 18,000 miles among tho
Solomon and New Hebridefl Islands
nnd in tho fourteen months of his
travels secured sumo of the niont
sensational pictures of savage lire
that have over been filmed. Thoy
have been assembled Into "Canni
bals of the South' peas" a five-reel
feature.
World rights have been acquired
by Robertson-Cote Company and the
production is being released through
Exhibitors'- Mutual exchanges.
Mr. Johnson sot out from San
Francisco In 1017 aecom pa n led by
his wife and after Ptopa at Honolu
lu and Samoa-he arrhed at Sydney.
Mr. Johnson had accompanied Jack
London on the famous voyaso of
tho "Snark" and wi.s more or la-w
familiar with the bettor known
tribes of the South l.'.icific Inland.
After two weeks aboard a small
trading schooner Mr. and Mrs. John
son landed at the Fo!omon Islands
and from there (hey travelled In
small schooncis, -vhale boats and
native canoes 18,000 miles amoiv
l! u ran lift) t
Paid for loss fa ami nniuiHIta .
t-'oinin.rtjiUv aii,l jKr0s (JftKl
UurtiiK it r
rax.-x. H.-r'M. una ffctt paid dur-
Iiik tlio jour
A mo iA i of all other oipi-mllturfit
...l,.-itit.o:.I.T3
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CO.rtOo.tH.
M-D.UUil.Oi)
Vlue of rent eta( owned (mar
ket U..U.-I
VaIuh of Londa owned (mnrkvt
value
loiiiia on mortKuerM nd cullat-
r, etc. (Int Itt-iis) X.nT.Tss S5
Cb)i In tank lUiij oti hund...., 'Jtl. is.' mi
OthikT tuu iaut....s ,. 4H.UU. 1
ToUl ft l-'.-tKLlV-'M't.
Totut turti ad Ail tt id In Orecun ,i:.iu;..3.,l.-'ti
JLlnliUltlra.
Total policy olalins unpaid 4H1.I9T.34
Alt other lUtilitlla a:..UH;i .2
T..tnl llarillUlMi $ 44ti.O0,Sa
rtli tnsuriiiit'it hi furvo Docein-
bvr SI, 11U8 91M.40T.30n.IH.
ItiiklUMm tn Oregon for the Vewr.
rot at I nmi ranee Written durliiR
i!-.c yoar 1 4 1 7. Mlft itft
aroi premium received, durtnur
i ni ) Pi.tr , A1.4-IN .'III
LOHSf paid dmliiK th yir..... I7.0int.iia
l.(ut.H,t hicurrtd durliiB the yr 8'J.iitiu.uu
l'utdl ainuuiu of mam.uiti' uul-
KiandliiR in o return iipceiuber
SI, UU8 . . 8.4ft,, 000 00
IU A11ANTKK PI'NH 1,11 K ASSIH'IATU.N,
I. C. HI. NUTON J, W. IUHHIKS.
I'rci.drnt. Seirtary.
Statutory reel. lent att.irney for eervlce, Utn.
. 1-oveJoy, Weateril Matiager, I'urilaiid, Or.
iiiorfHurd Rfeervp, Nultlua and Mortuary Kunda ,,,, 7,,f
l-ir Tallinn JWIH q & .
tfjU.t'uO paid throURh PurtlBtid branoh office tocOtnt
lute-Men in urt'Kou ai0 Wuuttlngtup.) v
AfrTOK lltf of lulfrfNt Ktiriieil ou litvwtrd Kuuila , Bj6H .
w Iigtiirmn' UKUfd liurluK Year in Trut)-.Trcte tilatra ll,lti,04M)
I'iMmI lutiramv tu l-'uiOt- ttl l'h0 uf wtf... K-4,4tt7Uia
THiised to .rr,i'l.': An AcclUintul DblHU
o I.itut ill a com of ?H per JlOUi),
'.Ulfcr UouliHO' taoe of policies (uy
A HIGH AUTIIOHITV COTIXI!i:i VH PR A IS H. . 1
THE SPECTATOR, JaBiriry 3t, 1!HS: "Now baa-Insurance In totem
.tp K -''-"tin k JfulriiL'S.OOO. IT.s mortality cost lt yi-iir' wan but r..Oh (er thou
sand ofa:lu mn liisniaiiri' lit for.'c. and u.r tin entirit uurei'i- thu uvuntK-: cost
ins I uuMi Jl'.Mi jiff tliuitaaml. Tlu.-f iU;nri woiihl Hi'cni to tiidleaU that Ilia
itssoi-iutioti oxtcIkch ih ni'-'t-t-'1" i;u' in tlu n.?dU;il t.vmiilnatioii uf Hppllcnnit,
t-i'MiltitiK " Hpfi'lully linn tiuiilii.v uf i-liyHU-iil 'iiKt. Tin Uuitruutvo Fund
I.HV A.-.Mn luiluii itt run with u lo ulvlna .policy liolitui h ult udvuntagtia
puKsltfle." ...
THK SJ'EOTATOH, Jnnunry 8.1, "The auarniitee Fund con-
tlmii-s to vxrcui- tu; i4.'-'-tti:-( i'ur In tin sftwctluu uf it rtsks nnd In
cumlutMoil eioiiomlcully with a view tu consurvitw tu the utuiost extent tho
intt-renta of its muru ilia a 47,000 meiuheru."
Th plan of tlii? (il AaAXTioi. I'HM) Qumirea an udeijuate premium to
ynnlue 11' UK 1.ITK lMtciTHrTIO. includlnK Total Acclduutul Ulsiiblllty tv.4
Old-ase 'ileiu'f lt no part o( the preniiu;n uneil tu creuto "inveatmtnt" feat urea.
A l imit of i?.0t)0.00 Now AVrlttrn on Una Hlek.
Information Without Obligation
Kirst-clnna northwest territory for p rod u com poHKOHsiiifvi character and energy.
!.i.iiw Time lteiu'tl C'outrncla. ;
GEO. A. LOVE JOY
Weatrrn Mnunsir (for Oreituu iintl Waaftluitton),, '
Phone Broadway 1 728 PittockBlk., Portland
A. S, ZEMP
District Manager La Grande, Ore.
lh8 iiiu'liiirlored if lands of lli'i
South Sraia. Thoy saw and pliot-i
Kiaphed the most ur.imual puopliui
on eai th, and many tinhollovablo 111-
cldunts.
Their nioetinK with Chief Noun-
pat, the imii'dornim kliiK of the
HiK J4umhor" Ihe most purtUvu.3
exiinrionce of Iholr trip where thy
were led In lumlini: by irea'-bei-oiiH
native guides Kuri-ouuded hy Havaea
itml e.Hcaped only by tho timely ar
rival of n HrlliHh hattiosilW
The Jtihnaons, whose expedlt'onN
were known in every chilled con-
muniiy of lite South Bens, were re-
porUnl killed by tho man-eatliM
itavanea of Chief Negapate's tribe,
and when Ihey atnt'tud for San Fran
cisco again with their Irensum i)J
inovliiK pleturen rturprlso was ex
pressed every where that they wure
alive.
Tho results of this fourtc'sn
months trip will be piosonted al
the Arcade theatre Thursday only.
NOTHi'l TO t'ONTltACTOTtS
Joseph, OroKon, April 30th, 1910.
Sealed bids will bo received by the
Hoard of Directors of School Dis
trict No. (1 Wallowa County, Oregon,
on the remodeling nnd additions I',
the Joseph Hinh School bulldlui;
Joseph, Oregon, up lo nnd Inclmlluf
GAS
in the
Stomach
Sour stomach (heartburn), lielchiiut,
Rwellinir anil Full KeelinK, so fre
quently complained of after meals re
lieved in Two minuies. niinosi in
stant relief from Pains in the Stom
ach caused by indigested food.
SENT FREE" l,AVS'
Send 10c for Postage and War Tax,
name aud address, and. we will send
you on approval our stomach prepara
tions, Jo-to, for ;i0 days, at which
time you nre to send us $1.0U or re
turn the unused portion if not perfect
ly satisfied.
Address: Itcllingham Chemical Co.,
ttellingham, Wash.
May 20th, 1919.
All bids must be nccompnntod by
a certified chock for flvo hundn-d
dollars ($500.00) vyfhlo to' the
clerk of school district No. 6 Wallo
wa couj.ty, Oregon.
Hans and apoclficationf may be
had from tho clerk ot tho district at
Joseph, Oregon, or from Tourtol-
lottee aud Humraol, architects, Me- .
Kay building, Portland, Oregon, af
ter May 12th, 11919. The right tn
reject any or nW bida la reserved by .
the board of directors.
School DIs I rlct No. 6,
lly T. H. MOHJ.CI.OCK, Chairman. '
By F. V, MeCUrLLY, Clerk. I
Adv. May 1 1 A U1-1S-20-25.
; i ; A Keep, yoiAXiShoes,Neat f fl
LIQUIDS and PASTES " :
FOR BUACK.WH1TE.TAN AND OX-B100DI bARK BROWNjSHOES,
OREGON. GROCERY CdMPANV
r 0 0 Distributors 0 o 3 f 0
Add Another Joy
to May
Strnwborrios'nrc mucli lic'ltcr villi Puffed Rice
strati civil over tlicin
TIipsp grains aro so Miin Hint they just fit in
with fruit and tlmy .'idd what Tust addrf to
shoi'tcako a delicious lilond.
These grains nre toasted whole-wheat bubbles,
crisp and flaky, eight times normal size every
foiid sell is exploded, so Ihey easily digest.
Strawberries 20c a box
Puffed Rice 2 for 35c
No Extra Charge for IMivcry
. PHONE itfAtN 8-0
PATriSOK BROTHERS
GROCERY. '
ndorsements;
The State Federation of Laboci1. -t
The Central Labor Council of "Portland. V '
'J'lie City Commission of Portland through its
Commissioners. ,
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The Portland Kiwanis Club.
The Portland Ad. Club.
The Portland Polary Club.
The State Chamber of Coinniere. 'V
The Portland Chamber of Commerce.
The .Men's Club of ' the First Congregational'
Church. - . li . . , j
The Hotel Men's Association. -T ' f
The Oregon Mutor Dealers' Association. i
Seventy-six piijH'i's in the State. i . .'
J'ortlitntl Papers. ( ' ' ", r r (
Fifteen (Iranges.throughout the Stn'lc of Oregon.
jlso K)()0 letters from prominent nien of nH
walks of lift: tht'oughout the State of Oregon. ,
Vote 310 X Yes
Spe'ciitl State Flection .Tune Hrfl.
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