THK OREGON STATESMAN. WKPXKSAY. XOVEMBIIK 3, 1019.
THE OREGON STATESMAN
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Perfection
In Glasses
The country wants to know whether
it Is true that some of those Inspec
tors have gone Into industrial estab
lishments on -the authority of the
government permit Issued by the
commission and hare made use of
the occasion to harrangue workmen
and urge them to go on strike. The
The ej'e is one of the most country wants to know if it is true
delicate organs in the hotly that some of those Inspectors are
and when one s vision Ik?- members of workingmen's councils
comes defective it requires which hare been organized In this
the most exact scientific country by Bolshevist emissaries,
treatment. I Calling Senator Y.'atson names Is
Classes must be perfectly bt puerile defense.
adapted to the defect and Thc country wants some positive
testimony.
Entered at the Postofflce in Salem, Oregon, as second class matter.
'EVERYTHING HAS GONE REPUBLICAN"
Everything Went Republican at the elections yesterday? '
Or nearly everything. Even Kentucky.
What does this meant
Jt means that the people of this country are tired of Democratic
inefficiency and. blundering j tired of dillydallying and pussyfooting.
Some red corpuscles are wanted in the political system at Wash
'ingtoh. ;
And a thorough cleaning out of dead wood.
The United States, which should lead the world, Las been milling
around in circles.
. The great, ambitious, pushing masses of the people of this coun
try want action. V
Unless the bunch training with Hiram Johnson is allowed some
kind! of a look-in, in making up the ticket and formulating the plat
form!; the Republican party will carry the country next year, hands
down. " : I
i 4 There will be nothing to it. "
Unless this happens, this country will soon begin to sec a reces
sion iof the high tide of business.
Despite alii her, handicaps, commercial Europe is clearing her
And commercial Asia. too.
- The September imports of goods into this country were in value
$435,000,000 ; they broke the records in the history of American
' trade; they were almost a quarter of our entire imports for the year
1913. I!
And the average rate of duty was the lowest ever recoi
most -down to r per cent, and realizing but $2. 24.000 m customs
revenues.
Had they paid the protective duties of the former regime, still
. . ... .1 t J - l jt.n
too low ior present times, xne revenues wouiu nave ueen neany oo,'
000.000. for September.
' iOur balance of trade dwindled in September to $158,000,000,
against $635,000,000 last June.
- ( Our exports of gold and silver have exceeded our imports by
$250,000,000,for the first eight months of this year,
The foreigner gets our silver and gold to pay for his goods, and
we 'get his papr to pay for. ours. And it is his intention to take up
that paper with goods.
Y'-i And he will do it and he will run the balance of trade against
us t-and then he will overwhelm the American market and throw
our, people out 'of employment if there is not a change,
this perfect adaptation can
be Kecured by our specially
ground lenses.
Come in all, let us show
- you how this special grind
ing is done.
Henry L Morris & Co.
Eyesight Specialists
305 State St. Telephone 239
It wants answers to the charges
which Senator Watson made on the
floor of the senate.
lie 'named the Inspectors whom he
accused and told of their radical af
filiations.
If his statements were true the
action of the commjsslon in naming
them is a disgrace to the ad m in 1st ra
Uon.
Industry has been harassed enough
to' help tell about filberts in the slo- snc h armistice was signed with-
gan pages of The Statesman tomor
row. But you will hare to speak no.
There is to be another mass meet
ing next Tuesday evening, at the city
ball, to devise plans for building
houses. The more the merrier If
only some of the plans mature in
actual construction of real houses.
out having its books and Its business
placed at the mercy of government
agents who are working to sovletize
free America.
"UAIiY FINGERS."
Justice Robitzek is a police court
official of a borough of Greater New
t
York. His name-would Indicate that
he is probably a naturalized citizen;
and he may owe his nomination and
election to Tammany Hall. Cut Jus
tice Robitzek gave voice to a sent!
ment recently in deciding a case in
volving a petty suit over damages to
an apartment occupied by a couple
with children that deserves to be en
graved on a tablet of marble.
Suit had been brought because the
frieze of the apartment was embel
listed by prints of baby fingers. The
tenants probably were forced to move
because the landlord had raised the
rent; and the complainant demanded
damages for injury done to the frieze
In one of the rooms. In giving a
decision In favor of the defendant
and assessing the costs on the land
lord Judge Robitzek said:
"I would rather see the print of
baby fingers on my walls than have
them adorned with the world's mas
terpieces. This would be Chappy
world if baby ' fingers could only
make their imprint on the hearts of
men and wpmen.f
It was only a petty suit In a jus
tice court; but that opinion, if given
general application, would be of
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST I
They see their finish.
W
The handyrltlnr is on the wall
for the polliyog and peanut politic
ians. .
m
It was. written there by the elec
tions of yesterday. In large, lumi
nous, lambent letters.
TJie American people are tired
of the tired bunch; they are soing
to tie tin cans to tnelr tails.
'Ad asiera per aspera to the
stars through rougu stuff that's
the spirit of the American people,
and tney want to t:ep out and do
things and to hell with all the
Holsheviks. reds that are yellow and
black and maroon; and all the time
serving, swivel-chair. Democratic
do pesters of high and low degree
who are loafing on their Jobs and
letting everything slide.
The slogan' pages of The States
man will be mo: nutty with ill-
gtrt stuff tomorrow than ' ,wa
thought possible. The logan man
has 'em.cn the Drain, lt'a the big
gest . little industry that ever came
down the pike in old Willamette
land.
. m
l.oueht it was a fad. didn't you.
this filbert bazrnessT '
Well. Iron- read 'er through to
morrow and you'll learn something
that will be good for you.
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma Kage Tea and Kulph-I
or Keclpe miS NoUxly
. Will Know.
Tbe'ure of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to its nat
ural color dates back to grandmoth
er's time. ' She used it to keep her
hair. beautifully dark. g!o?y and at
tractive. Whenever her hair took on
that) dull, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simply mixture was ap
plied with wonderful effect.
Hut brewing at home is mu'sy and
out of date. Nowadays, by askine at
any rdug store for a bottle of Vy-
eth s Sage and Sulphur Compound
you will gel this famous old prepar
ation. Improved by the addition of
other ingredients, which can be de
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the .hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell It
has been applied. You simply damp
en a sponge or soft brush with It
and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand .at a time. L'y
morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two
it becomes beautifully dark and glos
sy.
New Trinity Church Is V
Dedicated at Silverton
SILVERTON. Or.. Nov. 4. (Spe
cial to The Statesman) The Oregon
circuit of the Lutheran church which
met at Silverton Friday. Saturday
and Sunday was combined with the
dedication of the New Trinity church
which took place Sunday morning by
Rev. I C. Foss of Seattle.
Visiting ministers who were here
for the meeting were: P. O. Bru
land. Chinook. Wn.. M. A. Chrlsten-
son. Portland; S. Ramstad. Toledo.
Ore.; P. Skartvedt. La Center. Wn.;
F. A. S. Cornel'.iussen, Bend. Or.;
S. Knutson. Portland; T. P. Neste.
Astoria; N. Peterson. Portland; S.
A. Stenseth, Canby; K. D. Starll. Eu
gene; J. C. Rowland. Silverton; II.
Rogn. Monitor. Or.; O. K. Anderson.
Portland'; J. B. By berg, Silverton:
S. C. Fos3. Seattle.
At the business meeting Saturday
forenoon the following officers were
chosen: President, Rev. T. P. Neste,
of Astoria; vice-president. Rev. 8. A,
Rtenseth. of Caobr: secretary. Rev,
P. O. . Bruland. of Chinook, W n.;
treasurer. Mr. A. S. Kieve or uanoy.
The next meeting will probably be
held at Astoria.
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Republicans, who believe in protection, must be put on guard at I vaster importance than those writ
"Washington.
; And Republicans who believe in every sound and progressive
principle of government.
j And Republicans w ho believe this nation was set apart for world
leadership in all material and all higher things.
:- We must head the other way; toward the heights instead of to.'
ward the depths. , ..
j We can help the world by retaining our leadership in all things.
ten in great cases involving" millions
decided frequently by the supreme
courts of New-York. Judge Robit
zek may; have a limited legal edu
cation, but he possesses a depth of
feeling that Is the best asset of hu
manity.
While his name indicates a middle-
Europe ancestry, we know that, he Is
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys If Back
Hurts or Bladder Bothers.'
Filbert slogan! tomorrow.
Of course, the world is up in the
air, 1 so to speak, but It will come
down, all right; civilization is not
a failure. '
D. Mayo saysj that "elderly men"
are the best assets of the nation. But
where does that "elderly" stuff be
gin, dock? Exchange. f
Tbo royal, family of Austria has
renounced its Imperial standing, but
is the general view of the case that
they did not give up very much.
Xaf ntines
of the
cettain
ssin
regard to food is one
prettily labeled, as will buy a pound
of them out of a barrel. So it Is
with chipped beef, butter, prunes.
raisins, figs, fancy flours and scores
of other foods. salesmen are
schooled to play upon the f inickiness
of the city housewife. Our parents
bought butter from a tub,' crackers
from the barrel and chipped beef
from the end of a flitch.' But 'that
was before the days of the germ
theory.
If you must have your meat every
day. eat it,' but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally, says a noted
authority who tells ua that meat
forms uric acid which almost para
hiM th kidnevm in thplr effort to
not of the stuff of which Bolshe-1 expel it from the blood. They be
vikl and dynamiters are made. He I come sluggish and weaken, then you
believes in tanmanizinr the law suffer with a dull misery in the kid
that roUt in nrnrtv intr. mnA region, sharp pains in the back
he is an apostle of the true gospel of
human rights. -
'The Imprint of baby fingers!" A
or sick beadacbe, diuiness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine gets
For Colds or lafloenxa
and as a Preventative take LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.
Look for E. W. GROVE S signature
on the box. ' 30c.
State Board Importuned
to Ucense Voting Machine)
i
A representative of the Auto Reg-
Isterinc Machine company of James
town. N. Y., makers ol a voting ma
chine were before the state board
yesterday seeding s iicvnw ur tuw
voting machine so that it may be
sold in this state. A law enacted in
190 akes the governor secretary
of stale and state treasurer a board
of examiners for voting machines
with Dower to Issue licenses for their
sale. The board will take applica
tion under consideration and may se
cure the services of a competent me
chanic to examine the machine be
fore deciding, whether a license shall
ne issuea.
judge whose heart responds to tnat sendlment the chan-
, . A. . " . . .1 nels often get sore and irritated,
appeal is worthy of any bench. In oblhtlnr: vou to seek relief two or
mese aays oi grasping landlords and I three times during the night
causes of the high prices of
articles. We pay as much for
seven or eight j ounces or biscuits,
dome up in a pasteboard carton and
King Albert is a clever diplomat!
In a recent, address In the east he
congratulated America as being the
country "where everybody is educat
ed." If It were only true!
If you are a filbert "nut," and you
are if you are a filbert grower (all
of them are). It Is not yet too late
high rents there would be less in
dustrial unrest if the principle in
volved in that decision were more
generally applied. And a country
which will respond to that appeal Is
In no danger of Subjugation by red
radicals who preach alike the nation
alization of women and the nationali
sation of industry. How vividly it
envisions:
'A pure white flower of holy love
that grew in the one green spot
To neutralize these Irritating acids
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinlus waste- get four
ounces of Jad Salta from any pharm
acy here; take a tablerpoonful In a
glass of water before vbreawfast for
a few days and your kidneys will
then act tine. This famous salts Is
made from the acid cf grapes and
lemon juice, combined with llthla,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate the sluggish kid
neys, also to neutralize the acids in
urine, so it no longer irritates, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts la Inexpensive: cannot In-
Iff
ww
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Is It Made in Salem?
Is It Made in Oregon?
HERE are two questions which should sub-
tongue by everyone when anything is to be pur
chased. I-. ,.: y Sr,';:V -
The buying of Salem products keeps the money
in your home town; the buying of Oregon goods
keeps it at least in the state.
Buy with United States National Bank Checks
Of the arid desert of Phyrne's life. jure. and makes a delightful effer
where all was parched and hot." vescent lithia-water drink.
MATTER OP DIET.
The Finnish diet is. expected to
authorize a national campaign
against the Russian Bolshevists. The
Finnish diet at once confers a men
tal suggestion of the Diet of Worms.
TURN' THE RASCALS OUT.
tSalem
,.r. Oregon.
The federal trade commission has
not increased the respect of the coun
try for that body by Its reply to the
charge of Senator Watson that more
than a score of known enemies of
American Institutions are upon, the
commission's payrolls as inspectors.
The commission replies by quoting
some correspondence tending to
show, thai Mr. Watson was attorney
for a packing company some years
before he became a United States
senator. ;
Senator Watson's charges were too
clearly made to be answered In such
a - fashion. The country wants to
kn6w whether it U true that a num
ber of the leading writers for the
Bolshevik and anarchist press In
America have been selected by the
commission to conduct Its investiga-
I lions. The country wants to know
rhcthcr agitators who have been
After you have tried every
other kind of Cough Remedy,
and your cough persists,
Then use
WATKINS
ANODYNE
COUGH
MEDICINE
IT STOPS THE COUGH
Abso'utely Guaranteed "
M. W.ROWLEY
The Watkins Man
Phone 402 . 331 N. Liberty
-TODAY
HOWARD
FOSTER
PLAYERS
Present The Big
LAUGHING
SHOW
"MR. HOOK
FROM
HOLLAND"
It's a Boar From Curtaia
to Curtain
WM. DESMOND
, In
"WILDLIFE"
And
KEYSTONE COMEDY
Bligii Theatre
V
Ml fee6e at ft
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
November 6, 7, 8
THE PLAN '
Pay us the regular price for any item here adfer
tised and we will sell you another of the same kid
for one cent.
(These Pricei Do Not Include War Tax)
-c Kexall Carbolic Salve.
2Lc Kexall Aruiea Salve:
2Tc Kexall Charcoal TaMcU
25c Kexall Foot Towiler
2"c Kexall Grippe rills
C."c Kexall Kidney Cornpoum!
50c Kexall Kidney Tins
25c Kexall Mcntholine Halm
$1.00 Kexall Syrup llypophwphites Compound
llOc Kexall While Liniment .
$1.00 Kexall Kheumatic Compound
30c Kexall Baby Couirh Remedy
H5c Kexall Kubbing Oil
$1.23 Kexall Iron & Cacara Tonic
2 Kexall Cold Tablets
25c Il-xall Ljvrr.Pilli
25c Kiker Kxpeetorant t
C5c Cherr' Hark CourIi Srnip.
50c Kexall Analeeaie Halm....'.
20c Genuine Aspirin Tablets, 12 5-rain ta
. in box...
$1.00 Aspirin (100 tablets)
25c Kexall Tincture Iodine
35c Kexall Tincture Arnica .".
75c Septone Hair Tonic
50c Harmony Liquid Shampoo
$1.00 Harmony Toilet Water
10c Kexall Toilet Soap. . : . .
25c Klenzo Tar Shampoo Soap
25c Kexall Medicated Skin Soap
25c Violet Dulec Toilet Soap
25c KEXALL TOOTH PASTE
25c Kexall Cold Cream..
25c Pcroxonc Vanishing Cream
50c Violet Dulce Cold Cream
50c Violet Dulec Vanishing Cream
P0c Rikers Violet .Cerate.
60c Arbutus Vanishing" Cream
50c Harmony Massage Cream
50c Syta Face Powder
$1.00lkuquet Ramec Face Powder
35c New England Face Powder
50c Alma Zada Fact Powder
50c Violet Dulce Liquid Complexion Powder..
50c Bouquet Kainee Talcum Powder
25c Corylop.sU Talcum Powder
25c Kexall Baby Talcum Powder
25c Toy Talcum Powder
25c Mennens Flesh Tint Talcum.
25c Velvetina Talcum Powder :
25c Kexall Violet Talcum Powtbr
25c Sanitol Bath Powder....
25c Nailoid Polishing Cake....'
25c Nailoid Cuticle Sohent
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2 for ZU
2 for
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2 for ZZc
2 for 51X1
2 for Sic
2 fcr $1X1
2 fcr 31c
2 fcr ZZt
....2 for
.2 fcr CC:
2 for ZZc
2 fcr 25c
2 fcr tZt
2 fcr lc
bleta
, 2 for 21e
....2 for S1X1
2 for
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2 for Its
2 for Sic
2 for $1X1
2 for 11c
2 for 2Cc
2 for 25c
2
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for
2 for ZZz
2 for 25c
2 for 51c
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2 fcr eie
2 for 51e
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for
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for 51c
2 fcr lie
2 for 2Cc
2 for 25s
2 for 2c
2 f or 2Cc
2 for 2Cc
2 for 25
2 for 2Cc
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STATIONERY
50c Cascade Pound Paper 2 pound for 51c
75c Medallion Linen Box Paper. 2 boxes for 75c
50c Devonshire Linen Box Paper 2 boxes for Sle
50c Scenic Linen Box Paper....... 2 boxes for 51c
15c Cascade Liiveu Envelope.....'.. 2 packages 16c
RUBBER GOODS
$2.25 Maximum Hot Water Bottle. 2 quart....
$2.00 Symliol Fountain Syringe. 2 quart
$1.25 Symbol Hot Water Bottle, 1 quart
75c Monarch Face Bottle
$2.50 Monogram Ladie Syringe ,
..2 for $25
. .2 for 52.01
..2 for 51-23
.. .2 for 76c
BRUSHES
n for 52-M
75c Hair Urusbc ...2 for 76c
CANDY
75c Fenway Assorted Chocolate -
5c package Liggett Chewing Gum.....
5c package Liggett Minis
.2 for 76c
. .2 for 6c
. .2 for Cc
PURE FOOD PRODUCTS
35c Syinond Inn Vanilla ,
40c Syinond Inn Lemon
30e Syinond Inn Beef Cule. ,
HOc Symond Inn Cocoa ' lb.).. ,
40r Symond Inn Chocolate Bar ('. lb.)....,
55c Liggett Opeko Tea U lb.).!.
C5c Liggett Cry Ion Indian Tea ' lb.)
.2 for 35c
.2 for ile
.2 for31e
.2 for 31c
.2 for 11c
, .2 for 56c
, .2 for C6c
FENWAYS ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
A full K)und of rich Ch(cilatc Cream, 1 iound
75c 2 pounds fors 76c
Owing to the fart that many, of the item will havr to
Im stamped with War Tax Stanq and the iininc n rrowU
wc will have to haillc wc would advie buying early in tic
morning. .'.-
PERRY'S CASH DRUG STORE
The Rexall Store9'
inow on 'the commission Dar ;roll.
1
115 SulU ComnierriaJ. Strcrt
SALEM, OREGON
arrested for preaching-sedition are