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8 MAKE ECONOMY PLEDGES Ax Sharpened for State Com missions by Numerous Leg islative Aspirants. RURAL CREDITS SUPPORTED Of ISO In Kacc for Senatorial and Jlopresentative Posts 102 De clare Tliemclrcs Advocates Of Ixmor Taxation Burden. SALEM, Or., April 22. ( Special.) Oregon's next LKislatur bend Us efforts toward effecting economy in a ppropria-tions, re'fucini? 'taxation and enacting" a. suitable rural erert.it s law, if the pledges made, by aspirants for party nominations in both houses are kept. Scanning the statements submitted hy the various candidatesfor the Leg islature reveals the fact that 25 out of C,H persons running for the tate Senade nomination have pledged themselves to labor for economy in appropriations ana to keep down taxes. Nearly all of them are repeating the keynote slogan heard so frequently in the last Legis lature: "Economy and efficiency." It is the same among the aspirants for the lower house, where 77 candi dates for nomination out of the total of 142 are pledged Xor economy and reduced taxes. The move for consolidation of boards and commissions and the elimination ot those which may be deemed useless and extravagant, begun at the 191a legislative session, promises to be con tinued when the next Legislature con enes. Already there are five Sena torial and 16 lower house candidates who have registered their opposition to the creation of additional commis eions and in favor of cutting down or consolidating existing . ones if found useless or costly. Some Indorse Rural Credit. The statements of 22 Representative and four Senatorial candidates register support to the enactment of a rural credits law at the coming session. Fif teen candidates for the lower house make no promises, judging from the e bsence of any statement or slogans submitted to the Secretary of State for the ballot.- The ballot slogans of the different candidates for party nominations for the Legislature are as follows: filiate felcnators, "R. Tj. Eddy, Roseburs, DoukIu County, Republican "I stand for public economy, prudent Jaws, faithfulness to the general u elfare." O-orse E. Lundburr, Grants Pan, Jo -phine County, Republican "C'oMolidatioa of commission, economy In state expen ditures." lr. J. C. Smith, Grants Pass, Joseph 1n ounty. Republican "1 will fill the office to the beet of my ability." Warner A. Ackrman, Marshfield, Cook County. Republican "Careful and consist tit legislation only." I. s. Smith, JJarshfield, Coos County "For re-election; the present tax levy muai fce reduced." W. L. Wood, Hillshoro, Washington Coun. ty. Republican "Continue the acid test, not only to appropriation, but to all bills." It. M. Erwln, Hiilboro, Washington Coun ty. Democrat No ballot alogau. Robert S. Farrell, Portland, Multnomah County, Republican "Isomer salaries, lower taxes, g-ood roads, fewer but bettor laws.' C W Hodaon, Portland, Multnomah Coun t y. Republican "Oregon Xirst, the world afterward." ts. ii. Huston, Port'and, Republican "I stand on my record in the last Legisla ture." V. O. "Lehman, Portland. Republican "Dedicated, to the proposition that all men (and women 'are created equal.'" ius C. MosfT, Portland, Republican "Economy, good roadjs, rural credits." Conrad P. OLjon, Portland, Republican 'L-ens iaws, lower taxes." A. W. Orton, Portland, Republican "Common inse legislation in the interest of all the people." H. M. F'atton, Portland, Republican '"Kanhful and intelligent effort in the in terMs f the common Rood." ban E. Powers. Portland, Repnbilcan 'Make me your Senator and. I will protect ur interBt." V. H. Ransom, Portland, Republican "Kfonoaijr and efficiency." John C. Shillock, 1'ortland, Republican 'Pre pared nr as, not militarism ; chool text books free; useless laws and commissions criminated." H. D. tiit-Ier, Portland, Republican Eco Domic taxation : fane 1k i hie t ion." John Giil, Portland, Rf-publican "Little legislation as possible, and the best." K. M. Gill. Jufur, W.co and Hood P.lver counties, R pubiican "Home rule for road di.tr rir-ts; state appropriation fyr Columbia iiichway; better schools." J. W- Morton, Hood River, Wasco and Hood River counties. Republican "I will support the reat principle, 'Justice be done to all men.' " J. It. Nlckf Iprn, Hood River, Wasco and 3lood River t-ountirs. Kr-Tuhlican "So ln teri sts ta serve but the public interests," George R. Wilbur. HMd River, Wwco nd Hood River counties, Democrat No fclocan. W. Lair Thompson. Lakeview, Crook, Jef f( rson. Klamat h and 1-ake counties. Re publican No slogan. Ceorge T. P.aldv. in, Klamath Falls, Crook, Jefferson, Klamath and Lake. counties. Dem ocrat "The interest of the entire people. fc)cial prlvilecs to none." M. D. Shanks. Condon. (Jillifjm, Sherman and Wheeler counties. Re pur lean "Kcon rmy in all things will oppose uscea ex j ndlture of the taxpayers' money." W". K. Jackson. Moro, Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler counties. Pomof-rat "Kf fi cioncy through Tower taxes and fewer laws." Frederick Steiwer, Pendleton, Umatilla County, Repubht-an No slogan. Samuel R. Haw ortli, La (Irande, Union nud Wallow a counties, R publican No s!o pan, Kd P. Kiddle, inland City, t'nion and Wal lowa counties. Republican "Careful busf management of statu affairs and against 1'ondln aj propositions." A. W. Gov an. Hums, T'nlon end Wallowa counties. Republican "Rural credits. Irri gation and tlrairiasre. Inducement of capital for industrial devejopment." Julien A. Hurlf-y, Vale, Harney and Mai heur counties. Republican "Eronomy In appropriations, fewer and better laws, square Jeai for Eastern Oregon." Lo.'inif V. Stewart. Dayville, Harney and 'Stauieur eountie. Republican "A stockman, xrchr and tax; ajir." J. -its' Edwards, Newbcrc, Wash in if ton. Tamhiil. Tillamook and Lincoln counties. Republican "Honeaty. economy, efficiency, service; fewer laws and better service." John U. Smith. Xewberjr, Washington. Tamiiill. Til la inf. ok and L! n coin cunttes, Rpi:o:P-an "Datryman-farmer. No more liepeal, amend, abolish. Drastic cut tire of expenses " Kr.incis 1- Michlbook, McMlnnvllle. Wash ington. Tillamook. Yamhill and Lincoln cour.tirn, RcpuMiran "Fpvor reducing state rxpentn. Curt ai line lecislative clerical force. Trimming s'ate a ppropriatlons.' T. R. Han lev. Tillamook Citv, Waihlne ton, Yamhill, Tillamook and Lincoln coun Tcepnblican "B st efforts for the best 5rt tt-re: s of my district. Economy consist ent wiin efficiency. MTK REPRf HBNTATIVC!!, Marlon. Kd ard H. "Pelkr.ap. Jefferson, Rrpub licrjn I st arid for efficiency of county and Ptat" ad tti. ii tst ration, with economical ex- Xf - r d f t LT-' &a m H. prpwn, fJervalf, Republican "Tn 'rvals farmer. I win do my best." chirles F. K!i?!n. tlem. Pepubllcan ' Economy, low -r taxation, devplopment of fax and other industries consistent with ecori'-my." Sevmour Ji.t, Pa! em, Republlean Fr law's, hut cood ones: economy In expenditure of put.iic money." W. A) Jon-s. Salem, Republican "Farmer and taxpayer, born and raised In Marlon County." Thomas Brown, FaTem. Roubliran "EconoTiy, fair treatment for state Institu tions Mari-m County; ls lela'a: ion." 0--Te Keech. St ay ton. Republican "I ptnri'! for an economical and busincas ad 2nintt ration." Iva-u u Mama taitm, i.epubU CAflDIDATES K ENN E WICK TEAM WINS BENTON COUNTY DEBATING CHAMPIONSHIP. I'.y f -a: t h CI ' I "- km From Left RJgbt StandInaj) Stanley Randolph. Ml Bonsall. Coaeku Seated Jamea Reed, El win Brace. KEXXEWICK, Wash., April 22. (Special.) The debating team of Kennewick Iiih School won the championship of tile Benton County Jjebating- League this year.. The team won the second debate championship for Its school this season, and trie fourth Rebate championship for the school in the past three years. The team nad a perfect score for the entire series of contests. "Whatever helps Marlon County or Oregon Sets my support" v. H. K. Mclnturff, Salem, Republican "Rural credits; consistent improvement of roads; Indirect taxation; more efficiency; lesa expense." Mrs. Alice H. Page, Salem, Republican "Woolen's suffrage creates a duty, not priv Iletrw participate In public affairs."" Ben E. Robertson, Turner. -Republican "A firmer who favors business economy in public affairi." Fred W. Scheurer, Butteville, Republlean "Eliminate all useless offices and commia slons. Reduce present state and county sal aries." Linn. Robert S. Acheson, Shedd, Republican "Economy in appropriations, lower taxes, better public schools, fewer but better laws." Park B. Beatty, Brownsville, Republican "I promise nothing but a faithful, honest and able performance of duty." Charles Childs, Bro wnsille. Republican "Economy In appropriations; lower taxes." X. M. Newport, Lebanon, Republican "Honehii efficiency and economy." K. Il7aia4ur, Halsey, Republican No slogan. ' Ijuae. Louis E". Bean, Eugene, Republican "Ru ral credits, lower taxes, business methods applied to public business, Oregon's devel opment." Allen Eaton, Eutfene, Republican "Fewer and plainer laws; economy beginning at home; no special privileges. Calvin J. Kurd, Eugene, Republican No slogan. Walter B. Jones, Eucene, Republican "A lawyer and taxpayer with children to edu cate." Jamea Calvert, Junction City, Democrat "Lowor taxation ; abolishment - useless com missions; opposed to bonding county for Pacific Highway." Douglas, Charles A. Brand, Wilbur, Republican "Rural development, better marketing con ditions, good roads and schools, economy." Roy GrlKk's, Comstock, Republican "The people's interests are my Interests." Ora II. Porter, Roseburg. Republican "Efficient and economical government; con servative good road building; fewer and better laws." Jay Chaney, Myrtle Creek, Democrat "Abolition of useless commissions; strict economy; a high standard of morals." Co. John C. Kendal!, Mamhfield, Republican "The erreater agricultural and Industrial de velopment of all Oregon particularly Coos County." Arthur K. Peck, Marshfield. Republican "Rural credits, fewer laws, less public ex pease." Coo and Carry. 6. P. Pierce, Port Orford, Republican "Farmer and laborer; If elected i win stano for economy, as heretofore. PmnW Tt Tichenor. Port Orford. Republi can "1 will fight bills introduced to cripple our prohibition law." Josephine. M. J. Anderson, Grants Pass, Republican Charles A, Crow, Merlin. Republican "Ef ficiency, economy and rural credits; lews commissions ana more eaucauon roada." A. E. Voodhles, Grants Pass, Republican No slogan. Jackson Ronton Bowers. Ashland. Republican "My motto Ik, Impartiality, efficiency and econ omy." ... Benjamin C. Sheldon, Medford, Republlca C. M. Thomas, Medford, Republican iso slogan. Dousjlaa and jar a son. fimon Caro, Roseburg, Republican "Strict economy in taxation and appropriations. consistent with efficient government.' William IL Gore, Medford, Republican No slogan. Uentonw W. P. Lafferty, Corvallis. Republican Reduce taxes wherever possible, consistent with welfare of Benton County and state." H- L. Mack, Monroe, Republican ro slo gan. - H n T v corvanis. Democrat Kurw credits, encourage agriculture, oads without bonds, economy in appropriations, lower taxes." Polk. W. J. Clark, Independence, Republican- No slogan. Mrs. K a J. Metzger. raiias, itepuoiicma '"Faithful service and less promises." Conrad Stafrin, Dallas, Republican in slogan. 1'oUc end Lincoln. W. V. Fuller, Dallas, Republican No slo gan. Yamblll. Ira C. Barber. Willamina, Republican 'The Plate's business on business princi ples, strict economy and falrnesa to all. ' Herbert G. Crocker, rtewoerg, epunncan "My best endeavor for good government, William W. Lunxer. Laiayette. epuon- can "For the best interest of Yamhill Coun ty In each and every particular." W. O. Sims. Sheridan. Republican r or economy and couservative legislation." Ernest William Haas. Sheridan, demo crat "The people's interest must be pro tected, the state relieved of burdensome tax ation." - T I II a moo k and Yamhill. Frank A. Rowe, Wheeler,- Republican- No slogan. m aHhlDglOn. Benton Bowman, HillaborOj 'Safe and sane legislation." . H, P. Cornelius, Hillsboro, Strict economy in public Republican Republican- expenditures; loner taxes; more business and less foolish ness." lawrnce A. Fernsworth, Banks, Repub- Ilruiri "Uncompromising economy ; clean cut. tfstfr laws and the public Interests ahead of polities." . A. L. MenK. cornel ius. Republican Honest and efficient service in the interest of the people." E. L Moore, HUlsboro, Republican nusir.ess economy, protection of Industries, development of natural resources." S. Paisley. Banks. Republican "Endeavor to secure strict economy and efficiency In legislation." A. E. scott. Forest Grove, Republican Strict economy and fairness to all." Manche Lang ley. Forest Grove, Democrat- No siuean. If. V. Meade, orenco, Democrat ro iloran. William Pcnulmertch, Hillsboro, Democrat No slogan. Clackamas County. Gecrr C. Brownell. Oregon City. Repub lican 'Strengthen law enforcement ; aid labor levis'.atlon; reduce taxation; work for good roads." H. A- oenmaa, i ay, Renubllcan "Economy, better roads, elimination of un necessary boards and commissions." k. L. Oica. On w crove. Republican "Diplomacy, but t tght for the people . tf necessary." C. bcbuebel. Oregon City. Republican Justice to all and special privilege to none." Hrold C Stephens, Gcorce, Republican- TITO I "My best efforts for the people's interests, ClnckamaH and Multnomah, Counties. A. H. Burton, Portland, Republican "Economy in appropriations; labor and in dustry protected; honest laws for honest men." W. H. Cbatten, Portland, Republican ror a strictly business session. Multnomah County. Percy E. Artett, Republican "Laws that win encourage, not discourage, business en terprlse." Paul C. Bates. Republican "Perform the duties and reaponsibllities impartially to the Dest or my ability." Fred J. Brady, Republican "Industries need business. Working people need work. rto laws that will hinder either." John F. Cahalln, Republican "I favor Oregon system, cause of labor, economy A. C. Callan. Republican "Encourage in? dustrtes, protect labor, sane, economical legislation, lower taxes." L. G. Carpenter, Republican "Construct ive legislation, fewer laws, lower taxes, and encourage capital to Oregon." Virgil I a, Clark, Republican "Develop ment of Oregon s natural resources; con servative legislation.' Hamilton F, Corbett, Republican "Re duction in taxation, with economy and ef ficiency in adn inistration. ' Albert E. Gebhardt, Republican "Ore gon first in commercial, industrial and ed ideational development. Economy consist ent witn progress." E. J. Goode, Republican "I will fight with all my might for everything that's right." Herbert Gordon. Republican "I am in favor of rigid economy and sound Repub lican principles." Oscar W. Home, Republican "Home in dustries. Home labor. Fewer laws. More justice." Henry L. Idleman, Republican "Economy in all departments, stop the leaks." Lot P. Keeler, Republican "Economy without parsimony; peace, progress, pros perity; preparedness, and. If necessary, the punch. ' Franklin F. Korell. Republican "Stands xor fcood laws, good government. Will represent all the people always." C. K. Xubli, Republican "Lower taxes, economy, business methods." ' John R. I-atourettc, Republican "Busi ness administration, economy, simplified judicial procedure, opposed to lot-rolling, trirkerv. unnecessarv lirlslation O. Laurgaard, Republican "Efficiency and economy. Ru ral credits. Development and protection of Oregon industries and labor." D. C, Lewis. Republican "Constructive legislation. Internal Improvements. Rural credits. Lower taxes." Lionel C Mackay, Republican "Favors only laws a p pear in g for the good of ail. worded so easily tmderstood." R. L. Macleay. Republican "I favor the business and industrial development of the wnoie state." John M. Mann, Republican "For strict economy, aound , business principles: encour age new industries and develop Oregon.' Stephen A. Matthieu, Republican "Will serve all the people to the best of my anility." Fr-vt J. Melndl. Republican "Tax llm Itation; fewer laws; constructive legislation lower taxes: economy; efficient service," Cliff R. Melaney. Republican "No laws except to protect natural resources. Rura credits." - L. P. Morrow, Republican "The protec tion of labor, lower taxes and encourage ment io inaustries. , Harold V. Kewlin; Republican "More In dustries, more Inbor. fewor and better Taws ' Joseph II. Page. Republican "Build up the state with more factories, good roads and lower taxes." Horace O. Parsons, Republican "Home Industries, home labor, fewer laws, more Elmer E. FettlnaiH, Republican "Horns industries, home labor, fewer laws, more justice." Norman E. Richards. Republican "I am for a square deal. Justice, economy and no special privileges." , Fred R. Salway, Republican "Economy, low taxes, airalnst 'hand-picked Juries, leg islation benefiting the greatest number." Carlton K. Rpencer, Republican "Fewer and better laws, economic efficiency In tax ation, encouragement of payrolls." Plowden Stott, Republican "Lower taxes, fewer laws." Joseph A. Stutt, Republican "Economical state government, square deal for the work ing man. special privilege to none." Fred W. Wagner, Republican- "An In creased army of full dinner palls and more anvkestacka for Oregon." Georae T. Willett, Republican "The greatest good to the greatest number.' " Barnett H. Goldstein, Democrat "Repeal all Sunday closing laws; more common sense and less fanaticism." Maria L. T. Hidden, Democrat "Protec tion of the interests of the common peo ple, including women and children." C. O. Schneider. Democrat "State print ing of public school textbooks; fewer laws." R A- Wlllison, Democrat "Home Indus tries, home labor, fewer laws, more jus tice." Clatsop. L. O. "Holland, Astoria, Repupbllcan "Fair play and a square deal; Rood roads for all; protection fisheries." , , E. IT. Flagg. Warren ton. Republican "Faithful service." William E. 6chimpff. Astoria. Republican " Favors liberal atate tid for Columbia HI eh way In Clatsop County.' , Murray C. Wheat Astoria. Republican "Encoursre Intelligent legislation on mat ters beneficial to the people." Columbia. , O. J. Eveneon. Clatskanle. Republican "Encourage legitimate Investments; Increase payrolls." Albert W. Mueller, Ht. Helens. Republican 'Less taxes, fewer and better laws, more common sense, no privileged class." J. L. Zlpperer. Bt. Helens, Republican "Business Instead of politics." Crook. Jefferson, Grant, Klamath and Take, Denton G. Burdick. Redmond. Republican "Relief from tax burden; Immediate aid for settlers now on lands." Albert E. Elder, Klamath Falls, Republi can "Sane development." Vernon A. Forbes, Bend. Republican "Ir- ligation, rural credits, roads. Industries, pay rolls, agricultural development by sane eco nomlcal legislation." Wesley O. Smith, Klamath Falls, Repub lican N slogan. Fred W. Hyndman, Klamath Falls, Demo crat "Our resources for home-builders; higher ' taxes for speculators." Morrow and TJ mat Ilia. R. X. 6 tan field, Btanfleld, Republican No slogan. Cm at ilia, James A. Best. Pendleton, Republican No sloean. Roy w. Rltner, Pendleton, Republican No slogan. i nion ana vt snows. Fred 0. Ashloy, Enterprise, Republican "Fewer and simpler laws; a dollar of serv ice for e'ery dollar expended." Henry B. Davldhlzer, Joseph, Republican No slogan. I nion. George Huntlnston Currey, La Grande, Re. SUT)AT OKEGOTVTA. m ' m a publican "I believe, in a simplified and businesslike state government." Charles Albert Small. La Grande. Repub lican "Defender of the Oregon system ; pledged to fight for legislative economy." J-'at Foley, La arande. Republican No slo gan. J. D. Woodell, La Grande. Democrat No slogan. , Baker. ' D. M. Cartmill. Haines. Republican No slogan. John G. Coke, Baker, Democrat "Farmer. cattle, sheep and horseman try one." Harney and Malheur. Charles M. Crandal), Vale. Republican Education, nublic economy, good roads, de velopment of all Oregon's natural resources." James A. Donegan, Burns, Republican Irrigation, drainage, rural credits, better rural schools." P. J. PhMHps Nyssa, Republican y Pledged for farm Credits and Irrigation de velopment for Malheur and Harney, coun ties." Gilliam, Sherman and wheeler. Clay C. Clark, Arlington. Republican "I believe in economy district and state but not hinder development." C. R. Peugh, Condon. Republican "Ore gon system, rural credits, lower taxes, no tampering with people's laws." J. U. portwoou, hoemn, ttepuDiican -"iNO usoiitss or expensive legislation." Hood River and Waseo. J. T. AdkUson, The Dalles, Republican- No slogan. J. E. Anderson, The Dalies, Republican No slogan. j. l. Kelly, Tne Danes, . KepuDiican slogan, , T. R. IS DOUGLAS FAVORITE lu Straw Vote Colonel Has 55 to 3 1 for Mr. Hughes. POSEBURQ. Or.. April 22. (SpeT clal.) Theodore Roosevelt is the favorite Republican candidate Xor President of the United. States in Douglas County, according to a straw- vote conducted by a. local newspaper. There were 287 votes cast, of which Mr. Roosevelt received 55. Justice Hushes received 31 votes, while 50 other votes were scattered among a dozen or more candidates. Woodrow "Wilson received 137 votau and George Chamberlain, Democrat, received two-1 votes. Votes were re ceived from all sections of Douglas County. Albany Club Has Question Box. AIAKT, Or., April 22. (Special.) In order that all the people of Albany may have an opportunity to participate POltTTiJUTD, APRIL.' ASK THE MAN The Turtle Gets There, but He Wouldn't D o as an Egg Hauler Certainty is only one part of good delivery. Outside of backbone, the great need is speed. And the right type of truck is required, as well as the right make. That's why there are seven sizes in the Packard line of trucks. Packard makers haven't spent all their time over blue-prints. They have studied traffic from the driver's seat and from the loading platform. They know that in light, fast hauling, mileage is money any way you look at it. They know that goods must cover ground, if the money coming in exceeds the' money going out That's why the 1 and 1-ton Packards were added to the line to give snappy, light service, at any speed within, reason. You can make a delivery for every promise every day. A truck that will give you hurry one day and worry the next, hasn't real speed These light Packards are healthy all the year around. They'll sprint any time you say anywhere. They are true Packards to the very ribs, of the same frame and fibre as the heavies. - They fill an acute need it is no longer necessary to put your money on unknown lightweights, or those known too well. The most exacting buyers saw the stuff in them from the first, and bought in large numbers Marshall Field & Company, the Adams Express Company, the American Express Company and the United States Government. FRANK C. RIGGS COMPANY 60-62 Cornell Road, 23rd and Washington Streets, Portland in directing- the activities of thn Al bany Commercial Club, President Kisher has established a question box at club headquarters. In this box anyone who so desires may deposit communications to the club regarding any question af fecting the development of the city or surrounding country, and the matter will be taken up at the meetings of th executive board and discussed. Rp- race i ii Villi i ii 1 1 1 1 tt WHAT THEY SAY "Your Pore Treatment is certainly fine for neu ralgia and rheumatism, and for clearing up pim ply skins and sallow complexions." it Sores Tlirougli j AT E-tn t' H 11 U I WHO OWNS ONE) llfdous and political questions are the only things harfed, and any other mat ter will receive attention, according to President Fisher's announcement. Louis K. Jackson Lectures Tuesday. The second lecture of the course, by LAfuia Jii. uin:Kun, will ue Kiven j u.'M day night at 8 o'clock at room A, Cen the Pores NERVOUS HEADACHES COME FROM THE SPINE AND NOT FROM THE STOMACH New Pore Treatment Relieves Worst Cases In Few Minutes. YOUR so-called neuralgia and rheu matic pains may be only nerve aches transmitted from nerve centers. If you are subject to aches and pains of any kind or are nervous, don't fail to try the New Pore Treatmentv Rub it along; the entire length of the spine in all stub born cases, regardless of the location of the pain. The trouble may originate from an entirely different part from that which actually does the aching. Headache, backache or a pain in the shoulder may mean trouble at nerve centers. The nerves are like so many electrically charged wires radiating from a supply base to every part of the system, subject to get out of order anywhere along the line, but more likely to need atten tion at the nerve centers in the spine. These spine treatments have been known to produce wonderful cures. ! wure and try them. Rub in well over the affected partH and all along the spine from base of neck down. Don't fail to rub it on the bottoms of the feet. When the pores in the feet don't work freely the feet themse'Vf.s not onlv ache and sret sore, but you get rheumatism and ache all over. Foot trouble and rheumatism always eo together. Ask for Know-Doc I'ore Treatment at any drugstore. They now have it in bojh sr.i;.n and large Bizca. ! tral Library, on "Analytic and Syn thetic Memory." 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