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THE ; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,- PO RTLAND. FRIDAY; y APRIL 12. 1818.
OVER SCORE OF
CANDIDATES ARE
Fl
LING
HON
This Is Last Dajj.on Which Dec
larations Cart Be Deposited
. With Secretary of State.
HARLEY AND STANFIELD FILE
Astoria Man Sixth to Enter Re-
publican Race for Governor?
Pierce to Majsd His Filing Also.
YPRES POSITIONS
OBJECT OF ENEMY
Irsoocnltlon of Oregon's great natural
. resources ; government recognition of
Oregon rivers And harbors 'and force de- ;
velopment of Oregon's ports? win gor
r anient ; recognition of Oregon's recla
mation and irrigation rights; naval rec
ognition at mouth of Columbia river';
support , equal suffrage, universal eight
hour ' day and all measures tending
toward an amicable and harmonious un-
A an A tm r lutwAAn 1 a an A pnnitfll
and through businesslike and 'efficient j Creation of New Salient Before
representation enaeavor 10 piace uregon
in the position that her patriotism and
economical possibilities deserve."
,t For his slogan, .Harley says :
"Do you want a live state? Vote for
Harley for governor." His' platform is:
FsTori ' War Program
"Support and favor 'Republican party
principles, all measures harmonious with
federal war program and patriotic serv
ice, women's suffrage, recognition of
Ypres Now Purpose of
Hindenburg.
. ' By J. W. T Mason -Nw
York, April 12. (U. P.) Crea
tlon of a new salient before Ypres. such.
as caused the evacuation of Armentieres,
la .Ka imrAmim nnvtlAUk tt Vnn I"f i n-
rights orpabor awell as capital ; against denDorg present operations in the sec
national prohibition amendment : favor , tor north of toe !Arraentleres positions.
T?U l J."LW1.L. i Already, an angle has begun to be
hT.u.lK -ii ate- termed in the Ypres area that threatens
hVSZrtZttZZ'. to develop difficulties for Marshal Ha.g
11.' -i j-.-t.r-i-i . " 1 unless the German advance is checked
adequate! road building program: state ! This is the reason why there is such
owned grain elevators; action to obtain persistent and desperate fighting at
ieaerai " cavai protection ai , mourn oi ; j v".
Balem, Or.. April 12. More than a
'score of candidates for state and dis
trict offices! are filing their declarations
today with Secretary of State Olcott.
This is the last I day on which filings
can bo made.
T. C. Harley of ! Astoria filed as candi
date for the Republican nomination for
governor, being the sixth to enter the
race for that nomination. .
It. N. Stanfleldj filed today for United
State senstor. onj the Republican ticket
for the long term, while Walter M.
Pierce of ld Orai.de Is here In person to
file his declaration as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor.
f Other filings so far listed today are
for legislative positions, although It Is
expected that before the close of the day
O. P. Hoff wtll file for the Republican
nomination for state treasurer and' J.
H. Holston will file for the Republican
- nomination for labor commissioner.
' "Support the president ; provide
' homes for soldiers, sailors ; permanent
shipbuilding ; more factories," Is the
slorfan 'of - Htahfteld, while his platform
of 100 words Is as follows :
Platform It Brief
"Render patriotic, faithful and effi
cient and consistent support to the gov
ernment war ipfogram ; endeavor to win
Our Boys in France
and Home Protection
' The men on the firing llnerepresent
the pick of our American youth. One
rn four of our boys at home was sick,
rejected because of physical deficiency.
Many times the kidneys were to blame
If we wish to prevent old age coming
on too soon, or if we want to increase
our chances for a long life, Dr. Pierce
of the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N
Y says that you should drink plenty
,. of water dally between meals. Then
procure st your nearest' drug store,
Anurlc (double strtngth). This "An-
U-rio" drives the uric acid out and
cures backache and rheumatism.
If we wish to keep our kidneys In
the best condition a diet of milk and
Vegetables, with only little meat once
a day, Is the most suitable. Drink
plenty of pure water, take Anurlo
. three times a day for a month.
Send Dr. Pierce ten cents, for trial
. package. "Anuric" many times more
potent than lithla, eliminates urlo acid
. as . hot water melts sugar. A short
trial will convince you.
Mr. Reece Jones says: "Just a few
Lines In regard to Dr. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets which I
took for kidney
trouble. I am glad
to recommend
them to, every
body. I know that
vthey are good or
I would not rocom
imend them. After
.taking a few bot-
(ties I saw that
the swelling was
' rnln . Arrr n f
cuiuiuueu meir
use. I have quit
taking them now and am cured get
ting along fine and dandy.
."One old lady, 65 years old. to whom
X have recommended Anuric says that
It did her good, took the swelling out
of her feet." (Adv.)
Columbia: establishment of state con
stabulary for protection of life and
property 1 home rule for cities and ad
ministration of public offices on just
and economic principles."
Allen Eaton, of Eugene, filed for re
election as state -representative for Lane
county, lie filed no platform, but his
slogan is: For democracy, against
autocracy ; for law and order, against
mob ruje." , -
Filings for Legislature
Other filings for , legislative positions
are as follows :
H. M.i Patton. Portland, Republican,
for statei senator for Clackamas. Colum
bia and Multnomah counties. Slogan:
intelligent Effort in the Interests of
the Comfnon Good."
Samuel M. Garland, Lebanon, Demo
crat, for state senator for Linn county.
Slogan : i "Win the war : Reduce Taxes ;
Better Schools ; Good Roads ; Strictest
Economy,"
A. M. I; Wright. Moro. Republican, for
representative for Gilliam, Sherman and
Wheeleri; counties. Slogan: "Do My
Duty to; the Very Best of My Under
standing and Ability."
William E. Schlmpff, Astoria, Repub
lican, for representative for Clatsop.
Slogan i "Win the War."
Denton G. Burdlck, Redmond, Repub
lican, folr representative for Crook, Des
chutes, Jefferson, Grant, Klamath and
Lake counties. Slogan : "Present In
cumbent Will Conscientiously Perform
the Duties of a True American Citi
zen." -i '
Files for Congress
John B. Coffey. R. A. Nielsen, George
P. Hernry,- Walter S. Asher, John A.
Mears, R. M. Burley, all of Portland,
filed a ; candidates on the Republican
ticket for representative for Multnomah
county, i .
Norbofne Berkeley, Pendleton, Demo
crat, for state senator for Morrow,
Umatilla and Union counties. Slogan:
n;quai rignis ior an, special privileges
for none.
W. B.viDennis, Carlton, Republican, for
representative for Yamhill.
E. N.sHurd, Seaside, Republican, for
representative for Clatsop. Slogan:
Business, not politics."
Frank; E. Smith, Seneca Fouts and D.
C. Herriln of Portland, Republicans, filed
for representative for Multnomah.
Maria jU T. Hidden, Portland, filed as
candidate for Democratic nomination
for congress for Third district. Her
slogan IS : "Will support President Wil
son andj help make the world safe for
democracy."
Robert G. Morrow of Portland filed
for re-election as circuit judge, Depart
ment No. 2.
and Messines,
and to the southwest. Their permanent
occupation by the "Germans would give
Hindenburg an opportunity to swing
his attack farther north, where progress
of about five miles would compel the
evacuation of Ypres.
. The British positions In this sector
are admirably constructed for defensive
fighting. They can be made Into death
traps for the Germans, whose system of
massed attacks is particularly liable to
slaughter before the ridge on which the
Biitlsh defenses are based. If these
ridge positions should fall to Hinden
burg, however, the district beyond would
present less difficulties, because it is
downhill to Ypres.
The capture of Ypres- Is chiefly de
sired by the Germans, not so much be
cause of any special military value, but
because of the moral effect the kaiser
thinks may be produced In Great Brit
ain. Much glory of British arms has
been gained in the Ypres area and the
recapture of the sector by the Germans
would doubtless come as a shock.
' But the selection of Ypres as an ob
jective by Hindenburg gives Marshal
Haig a splendid opportunity to admin
ister the second major defeat to. the
Germans in the course of their recent
drive. The first defeat came with the
abandonment of further operations
against Amiens. If Hindenburg is soon
compelled to cease his slaughter of Ger
man troops In the Ypres sector, the re
sult cannot fail to be highly dlsheart
enlng to the Germans at home, count
ing up their dead.
Mrs. Margaret Ross
Loses Land Contest
Land Board Derides for Mrs. Vander-
pool In Case Which Resulted In Xlgut
Rider Trouble and Lengthy Litigation.
Aberdeen, Wash., April 12. Mrs. Mar
garet Rosa has lo3t out in another ef
fort to secure title to the valuable tim
ber claim in the North river country
for which she has contended several
years and which resulted in the night
rider troubles and lengthy litigation.
After a recent decision of the land de
partment at Washington In favor of
Mrs. Vanderpool, whose title to claim
Mrs. Ross disputed, Mrs. Ross went to
Washington and asked for a rehearing.
This was granted and a decision again
was given in favor of Mrs. Vanderpool.
The timber on the homestead is said to
be worth between $20,000 and $30,000.
MUCH LAND
TO BE READY
FOR SOLDIERS
c-
HICAGO, Asrll II (I. 1C. 8.)
Plaas of the adraisniraiioa
reclaim millions of acres la
the Westers and Middle Wester
tesstry asd give these to Us sol
diers who come from "oer there
have been disclosed by Secretary
of the Iaterlor Lane la a speeck
before the sixth aaanal eoavea
tloa of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States.
"I proposed take enough mea
from the rettraod army to work
a million or more acres along the
Colorado river and give each man
40 acres and a house and stock In
payment," he said. I can give
yon 4,e0,00 - acres of Irrigable
land If yon will give me the hands.
There are also 15,009,00S seres
of overflowed lands In the Missis
sippi valley. Bnlld dikes, save
that land and divide it among the
men, he eontlnded.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISPATCH
on
Story U. S. Has Established Base
in Azores. Is of PrrGerman
Origin, Charge.
LI
EBANON
CANNERY IN
NEW HANDS; RUPERT
IS PLACED IN CHARGE
Company Reincorporates With
Capital Stock of $25,000;
Improvements Made.
Washington. April 12. (I. IC. S.)
Complete and categorical denial ofthe
story carried Thursday by the" Associ
ted Press that the navy had established
and was fortifying a naval base In the
Azores, was made by Secretary of the
Navy Josephus Daniels, who today re
turned to Washington. Thursday after
noon Acting Secretary Franklin D
Roosevelt not only denied the story, but
stated that it was a repetition of a
story promulgated from pro-German
sources two months ago and designed
to cause friction between the United
States and Portugal.
"There is absolutely no truth In this
report," Mr. Daniels stated. "Not on.y
is this so, but I have personally Inquired
of Acting Secretary of tho Navy Roose
velt and Admiral Benson whether any
such publication was authorised and
have been assured that It -was not. Wi
have no naval base there."
The secretary waa directly asked
about the further statement tn the re
port that the navy had landed guns
which were to be mounted In Azores
harbor to defend it and to safeguard
the southern trade routes.
"That also Is untrue and without
foundation," he replied.
Secretary Daniels made it plain that
American vessels used ports In the
Axores as they use ports elsewhere to
get . coal and for shelter from storms.
But he also emphasised that this In no
way constituted establishment of a naval
base or any taking over of sovereignty
from Portugal.
Florence Boy Killed -
In Airplane Accident
Information has been received' that
Allen Matthews of Florence. Or was
killed March 28 in an airplane fall in
Kngland. Matthews enlisted tn the avia
tion service a year ago and after pre
liminary training at Camp Kelly was
sent to England with other American
aviators to complete his flying course
before combating Hun air raiders.
Matthews waa the son of O. S. Matthews
of Florence and brother of Mrs. J. D.
Cook of Portland,. His body may be sent
to Florence for burial. .
Lebanon, Or., April 12. Articles of In
corporation of the Lebanon Canning
company have been drawn up; The can
ning company takes over the canning,
plant and A. Rupert of Portland will
be put In charge.
The Incorporators are J. C. Mayer, 1
vice president of the First National
bank; T. D. O'Brien, cashier of the I
Lebanon National bank ; A. Rupert of
Portland. J. O. Scott and Roy Fitz-
water, growers.
The capital stock is $25,000 divided
in to 500 shares of (50 each.
A large addition to the cannery is be
ing erected and new and modern ma
chinery installed.
z3i
Swift & Company
To Increase Capital
Chicago, April 12. (U. P.) Presi
dent Louis F. F. Swift announced to
day that Swift & Co.'s capitalization
111 be i Increased from $100,000,000 to
$150.000i000. ' Half of that increase is
represented by stock to be sold share
holders at par. The other $25,000,000
will be Issued as a dividend "melon"
after a : meeting of stockholders. May 13.
LIBERTY FLAG IS OREGON'S;
PQRJLAND LEADS BIG CITIES
j (Continued from Pace On)
1 WHY HAIR FALLS OUT j
Dandruff causes a feverish Irritation
or the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out fast
To stop falling hair at once and rid th
scalp of every particle of dandruff, get
a small bottle of Danderlne at any drug
store for a few cents, pour a little in
your hand and rub well Into the scalp.
After several applications all dandruff
disappears and the hair stops coming
out. (Adv.)
Even Cross, Sick
Children Love
. Syrup of Figs
Look at tongue! If fever
ish, bilious constipated,
take.no chances.
'''California Syrup of Figs'
can't harm tender stom
ach, liver, bowels.
' Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See If tongue Is coated:, thu la
a sure sign Its little stomach, liver
and bowels are clogged with' sosr
waste.'
- When listless, psle. feverish, full of
. eoia. areata oaa. throat sore, doesn'
eat. sleep or act naturally, has atom
ach-ache. Indigestion, diarrhoea, give a
teaspoonrui or uaiirornia Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of tho bowels and you
have a wen ana piayrui 'cnna again,
Children lovo this harmless "fruit
laxative." and mothers can rest easy
after giving IU because It never fails
to make their llttlo "insldes" clean
and sweet.
Keep It handy. Mother! . A little
given today saves a sick child tomor
row, but get. the genuine. Ask you
druggist for a bottle of "Call
forn la Syrup of Figs," 'which has dl
rectlons for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups plainly on the bot
tle. Remember there ar counterfeits
sold here, so surely look and see that
yours Is made by tho "California Fig
. Syrup Company.", Hand back with
contempt any other fig- syrup. Adv.
Pioneer of '47 Laid to Rest
Lebanon, Or., April 12. Funeral serv
ices for Mrs. Martha A. Baltimore, a
pioneer of '47, who died Sunday, was
held Wednesday. Mrs. Baltimore was
the widow of Aaron Baltimore and Is
survived by three children. Anthony of
Lebanon, Mrs. Anna Powell, Spokane,
Wash., and Mrs. Viva Stewart of Kla
math Falls.'
to the plate start. The district is pre
paring a special campaign and the or
ganization was the last to get under
way. ' ii
The hanks and trust companies are
using a postcard method of sending
their returns to the federal reserve
banks. Initial payments on bonds made
at the banks are noted on postcards and
mailed to the central committee, whilet
telegraphic reports are sent to the
treasury.
Libeitty loan committees throughout
the country are advising of an unusual
number of individual subscriptions. The
distribution of the bonds of the . third
loan promises to more than double the
individual apportionment of the ra-e-
vlous Issues. The Boston district has
reported 85.000 individual subscriptions
irom the New England district.
Meetings la Schools Tonight
An unusual feature of the campalsm
will occur tonight when more than 100,-
ooo rutal school house meetings will be
held all over the nation. More than I
1,000,000 are expected to be at these
meetings and each will be a distinct
celebration with bonfires and special
exercises
The' loan campaign ha spread to the
Philippines, Alaska, the Canal zone and'
to the ; possessions in the Atlantic. Two
towns in Alaska have claimed full quo
tas ana. nave sent for their honor flags,
and! all Philippine town has done like
wise. Liberty loan committees are buav
working' In the canal towns and in Porto
Rico, i .
The .honor rolls are becomine popular
everywhere, and small honor flairs are
appearing in the windows of bond pur-
With the roal of S5.000.000.ono whiMt
the ntlon Is 'striving for. the record
of bond sales will have to be Jumped
irom wie total or $100,000,000 to about
$165,000,000 each day until May 4, when
the campaign . closes.
Seventeen Horses
Burned at Track
Baltimore, Md.. April 12. (I. N. S.)
Seventeen horses were burned to death
at Bowie today when a stable at the
race track was destroyed by fire. Among
the horses burned were : George W
Avery, owned by George Winifred of
Texas; Kagle of the Calumet Stables,
and Harwood, owned by William (Red)
Walker. A number of two-year-olds
were lost.
The stable burned was known as
"Stable M." This was the second fire in
this stable this year, and the third fire.
at the track since it started in the
racing game.
Seven Suspects Taken
San Francisco. April 12. (I. N. S.)
The police neutrality squad in a raid
today on the headquarters of the Inter
national Geneva association arrested one
German, four Austrlans and two Swiss
suspected of pro-German activity.
WASNERVOUSAND
HAD DIZZY SPELLS
This Massachusetts Woman
Became Strong and Robust
When She Found the
Right Tonic Medicine
Church Delegates Chosen
Lebanon, Or., April 12. Dr. Wallace
Howe Lee, president of Albany college.
and acting pastor ' of the Presbyterian
church of this city, and A. W. Black
burn, also of Lebanon, were elected
while attending the Willamette Presby
tery at Newberg, delegates to the Na
tional Assembly, which will be held the
third week in May at Columbus, Ohle.
Lebanon Goes Over Top
Lebanon. Or., April 12. The Liberty
loan ouota of S55.000 apportioned to I
Lebanon has been over subscribed.
Credit Is due D. Cormier, general man
ager,-and S. C. Stewart, chairman.
Fund Raised for Red Cross
Lebanon. Or., April 12. A Red Cross
benefit entertainment and a patriotic
meeting In the interest of the third Lib
erty loan drive was held at the Farmers'
Union hall at Lacomb at which A. M.
Reeves and Rev. W. M. Bean of Lebanon
were speakers. The net proceeds for the
Red Cross fund were Jo3.90. '
J Iowa Receives Flag .
Chldago, April 12. TJ. P.) Iowa was
conceded the honor flag at seventh fed
eral reserve district headquarters here
today for being first to exceed her Liberty-
bond quota. After four days
campaigning the Hawkeye state passed
her minimum of $71,050,000, it is r-
porceo. -i no arive today waa centered
In getting all cities and counties to reach
the full. quota.
' '' 1 ' ' ' '.
Bishop Suit Is Dismissed
Salem. April 12. Circuit Judge Kelley
has dismissed the suit brought by Mrs.
Fannie K. Bishop against State Treas
urer Kay for an accountinr of funds
in meir mother's estate. Bishop con
When your color fades, when your
cheeks and lips grow pale and you get
short of breath easily and, your heart
palpitates after slight exertion or under
the least excitement it means that you
are suffering from thin blood.
Headache and backache often accom
pany this condition and nervousness is
frequently present.
The remedy, of course. Is to build up
the blood -and for this purpose Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills' are recommended.
They are the remedy best suited to re
store the blood, bring "brightness to the
eyes and put color in the cheeks and Hps.
Through building up the blood with
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, Mrs. L. F.
Lothrop, of 36 Union street, Stoughton.
Mass., became strong and robust. She
says: .
, "I was In a nervous, run-down condi
tion for several months. Part of this
time I was confined to my chair and had
to be carried about the house. My
back was so weak that I could not get
up. When 1 got so that l couia stand
up, X was troubled with dizsiness when
ever I tried to walk. I had to walk very
slowly and was In constant fear of fall
ing. I was emaciated and lost several
pounds In weight. My friends thought I
was going Into consumption,
"I was treated by a physician for a
long time without any benefit. One day
I chanced to read about Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and bought some for. a trial.
They helped me almost immediately,
I have never been without the pills
since and take a few of them ones In a
while for a tonic I recommend Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills to anyone suffering
as I olid."
Two books. "Building up the Blood'
and "What to Eat and How to Eat, give
Just the Information that every mother
of a growing girl needs. They are free.
Write for them today to Tho Dr. Wil
I .Mir;, ft
tended , that, there was not a proper i Hams Medicine Co., Schenectady. N. T.
segregation of the estate of Thomas Kir.
Sr asd mother. Judge Kelly held that
the accounting made by State Treasurer
Kay was sufficient.'
Tour own druggist sells Dr. Williams
Pink Pills or ther will be mailed, nnt.
paid, on receipt . of pflce. 0 cents , per
ON SALE
2 to 8 P. M. Saturday
$14 $15 $16
Leather Upholstered
Spring Seat
ROCKERS
Massive solid oak through
outonly $8.95
CASH '
-See display in our
windows
HOME FURNISHERS
Bet. Oak and Pine
OREGON
ROASTED
COFFEE
IS
ALWAYS
FRESH
that C V. Loy, formerly manager of the
West Coast Advertising company hero,
who went to Casper. Wyo.. during tho
oil boom, has been sentenced to life im
prisonment for the murder of a colored
porter In a hotel at Cheyenne. Loy Is
well known throughout this section. XI
Is about 60 years old.'
Divorce Suit Filed :
. By Mrs. Harrison
San Diego. Cat.. April 12. (I. N. &)
Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison, wife of
Burton Harrison, former congressman
from New York and former governor
a-eneral of the Philippines, Is tho plain
C V. Loy Reported in Prison tiff In a suit for divorce today. The
Aberdeen. Wash, April 12. News re- charges are said to be cruelty. Mrs.
celved hero from Cheyenne. Wyo., Is Harrison arrived here Wednesday.
Rev. Gresham Is to
Be Bisliop of Islands
New York. April IS. (I. N. &i-Rev.
James' Wllmer Gresham of San Fran
Cisco today was unanimously elected
bishop of the Philippines by tho Episco
pal house of bishops In session hers.
He succeeds Bishop Charles Brent, who
resigned to take up Y. M. C. A.j work
In France. 1
Tho resignation of Bishop Paul: Jones
as head of the missionary province of
Utah was accepted today. Bishop' Jones
denied the charge that be held pacifist
views.
Germany's .moet powerful wireless
station has been Improved until It now
has a sending radius of 6200 mites.
RigM Out of the Heart
of the Delicious Cocoanut
And, BEST OF ALL, it
has the same texture and
melting point as butter !
That's
7
There Is No
Substitute for
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WEST
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PACKED
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RIGHT"
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When the thermometer goes UP, and the other
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have been wise enough and particular enough to
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