0 ÜR
l
H . t.
RESISTED
It
PCÜCY
w iry
K
V.
’
|1]
£ 0 IS PREPARED
FOR SMOKERS UNDERTHE
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN
MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO
PRODUCE THE MOST DE­
LIGHTFU L AND WH0LE*
>ME TOBACCO FOR CIG-
ETTE AMD PIPE SMOKERS.
.CSt'RE.
P. A. puts new joy
into the sport oi
smoking!
O U may live to
be 110 and never
feel old enough to
vote, but it’s cer­
PROCESS PATENTED
e JULY30 Z* 1907 lj||
tain-sure you’ll not
RJ. R eynolds T obacco C onwny
know the joy and
WittaroN S alcm .NC.ULSA. i |
contentment o f a
DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE
friendly old jim m y
i.iw......... ... ............ ... ..M i
pipe or a hand rolled
cigarette unless you get on talking-terms
with Prince Albert tobacco!
Cottrrr * r ‘
I (Hi C 't'iin » of
America'» $ •:«» tttpubhc 8H»II Ba
Faemitlait ta ftork Out Their Own
Frc#,(on> ae,.
c I *la#ernme«L
" I ’ri-aldciu V. i' ->n - l.aIt |> In ilrfU'*'
ruc> nnd tin- in » 1 - IDI iim *»» " f the Unit
ed Ftule* In <. it iniftiiniil dealing»
have U-t-u -in!. ng|i expressed In bD
Mexicali |Milh )
"Tba peec.dent’s dimjnd lor Mesica
Ju stice '
Y
Tbe birgci piii-ca <>r the relulloua of
tbe Unite I Hlute* tilth Mexico during
I’re-ldent WII hou ' m ndmlulstratlon, aa
P . A . comes to you w ith a re a l r e a s o n for all the
well aa uu Interest lug and complete
narrative <>f eteiils. Mte presented au
goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is m ade by
Ihorllsllt ely In the Mexican chapter I
a
patented process that rem oves b ite a n d p a r c h !
of the Democratic National Textbook,
Y
o
u can smoke it long and hard without a com e­
from will, l, t ic-c ipiotatloiia are made;
“Tw o miiNl.tr. u IIona have animated
back! Prince A lbert has a lw a y s been sold v/ithout
the president In tile formulation o f bD
coupons or premiums.
W e prefer to give quality!
Mexlcitn inillry atld have compelled
bD adherence to If throughout Ills ad
tv
Prince A lb ert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette
ministration, namely:
enjoyment! A n d that flavor and fragran ce and
“ The firm conviction that all nations,
k
j . » ï £ ÿ
both the waak end tha powerful, have
coolness is as good as that sounds. P . A . just
the Invlelsble right te control their In­
( «... Z z L .
"
■■'"aa-
a n s w e r s the u n iv e r s a l d e m a n d fo r to b a cco
ternal effsire.
1 IIS P L A T F O R M .
w it h o u t bite, p a r c h o r k ic k - b a c k !
“ The be!.at. established upon the his­
tory of the wdrid, that Mexlee will
Introduction to Prince A lbert isn’t any harder
never become a peaceful and law abid­
Prime* A lb ert is »o ld »»»rytehm ro
FOR B I R V IC I* RBNDKRKD,
ing neighbor of the United States until
than
to w a lk into the nearest place that sells
im t o r r r red bag*. 5c; tidy red
•he hat been permitted te achieve a
tinr, ’ Or; harrd.o'T*» pound and
N 6 T 'K O lt> * O M 'l5 «8 BROKEN.
tobacco
and ask for “a supply o f P. A . ” Y o u pay
h
u
.l-to
v
i.d
tin
hunuaorn
—and
-
permanent ar.d basic settlement ef her
that clever eryttt.l-g a t» pound
trouble* without outside interference.
out
a
little
change, to be sure, but it’s the cheer-
At-fn’i
'f
i
'
wi*h
«pong
«-m
o
iifc
n
g
r
I 4 • ntl doubt that th* people
ftp ti.i t keep» tl • « tobacco in each
“ Tbe Met lean problem In Its present
fullest
investment
you ever m ad e!
ef Die UnNeff Btete* will with
» p!undid condition.
form lisa existed for tbe American gov­
the Demo«t**fl#'
oon-
ernment ever etuce our frontier was
tlnue I n eentrel ef the gevern-
extruded to tbe Rio Grande. When j
ment They e f « net In the heblf
tbe people maintained the peace It waa I
ef rejecting (h m Wffe Heve *«-
because they were forced to do eo and 1
tually eerved them fer theee who
not Imcnu*e Justice reigned In tbe land.
are making doubtful and cenjee*
TbUs It wne that tbe history of Mex­
tyre! premleee ef aerviee. Laaat
ico. like tbe history of every aspiring
ef Nil are they libel/ te aubatl*
people, pressed upon President W il­
R. J. Reynolds Tobeeco Co., Winston-Solem, N. C. Copyright 191# by R. J. Reynold* Tobacco Co.
tute theae who dtontleed to ran*
son'» consideration tbe truth that no
dor thorn port.eular aarvicaa and
ix-rmnnent good relations could exist
proved fftee te tH*t premlae Ter
between this great northern republic
and the one Immediately south of us
theee who have aotuall/ rendered
On Its Achievements Administration
until the had been left free to put ber
theee very aarvlaee. ■ f r e e /*ree-
Invitee Judgment ae te Whether Ita bouse In order, however painful that
Idenf W llo o u 'i Speech of A e c tp l-
!
Work le Sectional er National In process might he and whatever tbe de­
Pam In the Held.
The Only Thing Thoy Ev«r Did.
Its Scope end Purpose — Legislative mands tt might make upon tbe forbear­
Pain lb tbe forehead or aching and
John Bright’s powers of sarcasm
Record Set Forth.
pain In the hack of the neck Is, In the were almost unrivaled. Some o f hi*
ance o f tbe United States. • • •
majority o f lnstnn.es. caused by lndl
“There
wee
a
powerful
pressure
fee
MOOSE REVOLT IN CONGRESS Cliiitii-» i ; Huglu-* lias raised the cry wer— a terrible war— by a well armed gestion and constipation Persons with sharpest utterances were against mem­
of
tiutinlietu. rotuplalulug to bis powerful nation against an unarmed,
bers of tbe nobility. When boasts bad
perfect digestion never have a bad
Repreeentatlve Maya, Utah Pregree- wiwtern sudlrnu* liecnuxe tba lmpor
bankrupt people, exhausted by live taste In tbe mouth nor complain of been made of the antiquity o f a protn-
aive, Speaka Per Wllaon.
taut «-nuiuiltiev •■li.ilruiausblps In tbe rears of civil strife, but wbo still re­
headache. Whatever tbe cause o f the tfient family, that tbelr ancestors came i
nrprreeetdtlre Jatnra n Maya of tibii««- and sntTin* baV# Iteeti flllod—this tained enough of |*triotlc feeling to
over with the Conqueror, hi* prompt
lndige8tk>n may lie. It can be tempora
Utah, la • *p**ch delivered In coo
being due t<> eeulorlty promotion*— by unify them against an Invader. It rily relieved by a laxative dose o f med
reply was, “ I never heard that they did
greet Aofe. 25, announced bla Intentlou eoullteru iiicioberx
was tbe old. old question whether tbe Wine.— Pittsburgh I res*.
anything else."
of voting for I’ realdent Wllaon. tie
"During the Inst years of Republican United States should Impose a peace
left tlie Republican party becauee be roll l rot there wits not a committee on Mexico; whether for tbe sake of
His Type of Beauty.
Wanted to Know.
found It to be tbe aervant of a|>ecial ifiiirtmiiuOilp from the south.” replica tbe Interests o f n few of Ita cltlzena It
"This yur young man Hollar that’s
"Where is your policeman, grandpa?"
Intereata and became one o f tbe found
( ’•ingietnittinit Jntne* B Aswetl In bis should permanently suppress Mexico’s asked little Boss, who was visiting In sorter running for the legislature," said
era of the Trogreealve party. He ap- Npii-rb re|H>rted In tbe Congressional upreacblng toward freedom and aelf
Mr. Gap Jvfiiason—"well, I can't pre-
the country.
pealtd to Prugreaalvea to be true to lb-cord
“ Was Hint nationalism or government”
sizely describe him to you further than
“ We have no pollcemeu In the conn
Ibemaelvee and refuae to l>e betrayed blind Ignorant piirtlK.iii-iblp?" ba asks.
to state that I reckon he Is the only
try, my dear.” replied the old gentle­ one of the kind ever born In captivity.
te tbe Republican party.
"lari the people decide." be suggests.
man.
**I went to compere." he eta ted, "the •*wbcther the following great meas­
HI* head Is so narrow that his eves are
demand* o f tbe ProgreaidTe* with tbe ures enneted by this so catted aoutb THE ACCEPTANCE SPEECH—
“ Is that so," said Dess. "Theu who on the north and south ends of his
actual performance o f tbe party now controlled c-ougre** are sectional or ua
AN EDITORIAL APPRAISAL makes people keep off the grass?“ — countenance and be has to come at you
In power. I f It can be abown that tbe tlonal:
sideways."—Kansas City Star.
Kansas City Star.
Barents Tord« In th* “ Firing A” Photoplay
eatentlal principle* enunciated by that
"Tbs Underwood Tariff Law, Just to
•THE DIAMOND FROM THE 8KT”
platform bav* been cryatalllted Into the consumer n* against tba special
President Wilson's speech o f accept­
legtalatloa and If tbe rrogreeelvee privileged class, followed by a non
ance was comprehensive, frank and
were afneere enough In their profee- partisan tariff commission removing
direct
alon of Interest In tbe supreme needs the tariff question from politics.
It was tbe utterance of a man and a
of the nation to car* mo * for tbelr
"The Income-Tax laiw, musing tbs
country and for Ita people than for any rich to psy tholr Just proportion of tbe polltl'-at party, conscious o f the hon­
esty of past endeavors nnd confident
party’s success, tben they will auataln expenses of tbe Government.
tba administration, teat tbelr refusal
"The Rural Credit* I j iw , tbe first of ability to cope with whatever prob­
to do ao might cause tbe beneficial legislation solely for tbe farmers.
lems the future might have In atom.
legislation to ba repealed "
"The establishment of rural routes,
No president has ever lioen called
He took up tbe Ptogreaxlv* platform tbe extrusion of the parcel post and
upon to face more serious conditions
o f 1012 and showed that tbe Wilson tiettcr mnll service for our rural popu­
than has Mr. Wilson. lie has met
administration haa enacted practically lation.
them with patience nnd a devotion
all tba rrogreailva demands Into leg
"The Good-Itonds Law for all sac
tbnt have won tbe respect and admira­
K ^ '
taint top.
tlous and for nil our people.
Tipil •■!l|rtll,l!, ‘ -!i
Progressives, ba Insisted, should tup
"Farm - extension laws. Including tion of tbe world.
port tba party that baa been tried and Smltli-Lerer Act, grain and cottoo
Wltb domestic legislation to direct,
found trua. The representatives of standnrda. regulating cotton futures, giving the relief from economic abuse*
“ the Intereata,” he said, piled the Re­ and so forth.
tbnt tbe country'* welfare demanded,
Maxw ell motor cars have
publican party In 1010 and 1012 and
"Numerous Just laltor laws, the most with n long list of promises to fulfill,
“ rule It now with even more assurance beueflclal In n century by tba Ameri­ the great war that burst upon tbe
demountable rims and the
and arrogance.”
can Congress.
world threatened to check him in hla
Representative Maya said be had de
same size tires on both
"The Child-Labor Law for tba chil­ efforts and to Involve tbe nation In
termlnsd to Jotn tbe Democratic party dren of the whole country and for
tbe
dlsnsters
that
are
afflicting
almost
front and rear wheels.
“ because tba oMtuary o f the Progres
olvIHuntlnn.
every nation o f tbe old world.
slve party seemed only postponed for
"The Federal Reserve Act, giving an
R O .5
How he has brought the country
trading purpose* and because not a clastic currency and preventing flnan-
solitary ray of hope appeared of reme
rial panics—the greatest act ever pass­ through It a ll with honor and with
dial legislation from the Republican ed In the history of our Government
astounding pronperlty, tbe acceptance
E M E M B E R these important features, becaure
party In tba Interests of the people
"Conservation acts for tbe people as «pcecb succinctly nnd modestly tellsi
and Itecanse the DemoOfntlc party, un­ sgalust special Interests.
they are not to be found on some of the lighter cars.
It Is s story of triumph which every
der Its leader, the president, bad been
“ Antitrust laws and arbitration Amcrlcnn may read with pride In bla
M axw ell cars have 3 ^ in. tires all around This is a
offering a convincing proof of Its sin­ laws, preventing special-interest con­ great country
cere Interest In the general good by trol.
generous size. The tires are not overtaxed They last
It Is a story o f achievement, o f glory
putting on tbe statute books a program
“ Shipping act for open markets for far greater than comes to conquerors
longer and make riding easier.
o f wtsa and wholesome legislation.” *
our products and commercial mastery
•>u ensanguined fields of battle.
of the seas.
It Is a story of moral nnd economic
Tir?s of onrr size mean that you have to carry only
From the Hughes Lexleon.
"Federal Trade Commission Act, pro­
R KC TIO N ALIST—Any one who was tecting I lie Individual as against the triumphs that distances romance and
one size casing and one size tube.
born or reared or t* kin to any one vested Interests.
puts fiction to rout In actual accom­
born or reared aoutb of Mason and
"Tbe Heameu’s Law for tbe workmen plishment.
Demountable rims, of course, are recognized as the
Dtxon’a line.
and public safety.
In three nnd a half years tbe coun-
best
They r . e on all good cars. Don’t buy any car
PR O A D LT N A T IO N A L - Govern­
"Legislation supporting tbe Presi­ iry hns tieen set aright every class
ment Tiy and for Ihe benefit o f the dent In keeping us out of tbe Euro­
without demountable rims. I f you do, you’ll regret it
protected In Ita llliertles and Its op­
business Intereata o f tba northeastern pean war while maintaining peace
portunities,
the
whole
commercial
sys
•ectlott o f tbe United States.
These two features—along with the other complete
with honor to the American flag.
tern set In order, with prosperity
IG N O R A N T OF T H E BU8INBR8
"Sir. Speaker, for the sake of tbe
and up-to-date equipm ent; the economy and proved
OF T I M U&UNTRY— Any man who great dignity of the high office be alioundlng. and reason has never aban­
la not a high protectlonlat vkssal of seeks and In the mime o f common de­ doned Its throne In all o f the country’*
endurance of the M axwell, make it the greate st auto­
the tariff barom.
cency, let Mr. Ex-Juetlce Ilnghee perplexities.
m obile value in the w orld today.
COVER INTRIGUE-Wilson fllplo- specify and name the sectional meas­
The speech was a messago to the peo­
mac*.
ple
o
f
nil
the
world.
It
was
a
notice
ures In the atiore list snd mention
O n tN
AND ABOVE
BOARD-
6-paeaen fr r Tom ring Cor, $393
3-pmoooogor CobrlmM , $343
those he would repeat."
to the world that thta country la big
Rooeevelt fomenting tbe Pans ms “ rev­
i-poooongor R oodoter . 380 8-pomoongar Town Car, 913
enough
to
maintain
Ita
honor
and
to
olution’* and Harrison aiding the sugar
'¡«¿ a , f 9 8 <
\V* have put all kind* of unfair keep out of the war, and at tbe same
baront to setae H aw aii
competition tinder the ban and pennlty time big enough to regulnt* Ita do­
IN E F F IC IE N T —Any -ewe who ever
of the law. W p have barred monopoly. mestic ronrtltlona.
voted fbr a Democrat, especially I f be
These fatal and Ugly thing» being ex­
were a aoutharn Democrat
The spproli was no apology, no de­
cluded. we must now quicken action
V
P R E P A R E D N 0 8 8 - A "raaaooable"
and facilitate enterprise br every Just fense. no complaint. It was a speech
standing army (not token from civil
means within our choice. There will ilint nil men and women should read to
life) and keeping tbe anOeanl guard at
he pence In the business world and. ieain what the country hns really
homa to do polloo duty te quelling
•con doing
with peace, revived confidence nnd life.
II
I!«!
■trike riots,
rrnm r m U t n t in D o x 's Speech of A *
AM ERICANISM - Angling for the
M
rrpiance.
vntna o f the hvphaii# Softener* fftm.
i m
M
SECTIONALISM CRY
REACISONHUGHES
6 0. P. Candidate Is Mocked
by R'.ccrd of His Own Party.
the
national
F ringe irÁLBERT
LAWS ENACTED ARE FDR ALL
HI
R
W. F. Pennington, Agt.
S T A Y T 0 N , O REG O N .
■