FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 18,
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New York Irish Demonstrate
Bitterness Toward
v England
onstration of fealty for tha "re
public of Ireland" and bitterness
toward England, thousands of
New York's Irish marched up
Fifth avenuetoday in a three hour
parade. !
They were watched by tns of
thousands along more ihaii 70
blocks of the avenue.
The Rainbow division, veterans
of the 69th national guard reci
pient, known as "the fighting
Irish." marching in tn service
timents aga nst England were car
ried by women's organizations.
One poster read: "England, damn
your concessions we want our
country," and another described
English civilization in the 20th
century" as "the torch, the bullet,
the scaffold."
"We want co Anglo-Saxon
caste in thc United States." de
clared another. Behind it came a
statement that "a true American
is a true Sinn Fe.ner."
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander
RAINBOW VETS MARCH
St. Patrick's Day Celebra
tion Turns Into V
Protest
ni,s E. Anderson, who was grand mar-
tlw - place of honor. sha, Qf tQe parade characterized It
fluttering above them were th a "80iemn and dignified pro
Stars and Stripes, the regimental test aKainst what Is happening In
standard and blue situ Banners i Ireland."
with rainbow centers, wnile fori A placard carried by marchers
miles organizations and bands! which read: "As much religion as
came trampklng along with the live t rom itome. hut no nolitics .'
NEW YORK. March 17 Turn
lng their annual St. Patrick's day
celebration 'into a mam mot "a dem-
green. white anxa goui nag oi me
"Irish republic." This tri-color
replaced almost entirely the green
banner with golden harp inscribed
"Erin Go Brach." so numerous in
past processions.
The paraders were reviewed by
Mayor Hylan, former Governor
.Smith and a number of Catholic
clergy.
Women Tako Part.
Some of the most stinging sen-
Heat of Red Peppers
ain
StoDS R
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heumaticP
The penetrating heat of "Red!
Pepper Rub" will bring about In-I
slant relief from the pains of
rheumatism, pleurisy, colds, lum
bago, neuritis, backache, strains.!
sprains, sore muscles and stiff J
aching joints. '
. Penetrating heat Immediately
freest the blood circulation that
carries off the congestion and
pain is gone.)
.: Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers.
The moment you apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling
heat. In thrje minutes it warms
the congested spot through and
through.
When you ate suffering so you
can hardly get around, just get a
jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub.
made from Red Peppers. It
costs little at any drug store. The
quickest relief known awaits you.
Use It always for colds in chest,
(adv.) -
brought protests to the committee
in charge of the parade from Mon
signor Livingston, who was de
scribed as the official representa
tive of Archbishop Hayes and
Father Duffy. The committee dis
claimed all responsibility for the
poster, stating that it was slipped
into the line surreptitously.
"I know that the committee was
not responsible." Monsignor Liv
ingston said, "and realize that ir
responbile persons slipped it into
line. Let the incident drop."
STRIKE VOTE
IS EXPECTED
Union Officials Look For
Unanimous Ballot Fav
oring Walkout
Babies Die Fast In Irish MiUt Famine
DAVIS IS APPEALED TO
Return of War-time Arbitra
tion Agreement Is
Asked For
BIDS ON PAVING
TO BE OPENED
I NOW SHOWING LIBERTY
NUMA. PICTURES CORPH,
forth first Mm. on swy scf
UVMM cdrfar Bice Burroi
a.
iS from
Edcfer Rice Burroughs
mil TIMS ETC SHOWN RZ2E
the Book
"Return X
Tsnsa" ;
Further Construction Pro
gram Will be Presented
By Highway Board
ALL
NEW
SHOW TODAY
BIG ACTS 4
m
Bids covering approximately 31
iniles of paving. S3 mlies of grad
ing and graveling and bridges in
Josephine and Klamath counties
will be opened by the state high
way commission at its next meet
ing, which will be In Portland
April 5.1
The projects proposed for Im
provement are as follows:
Grading and Graveling.
Crook county Ochoco highway
Prlnevllle-Ochoco forest section,
17.03 miles grading.
Harney county Central Ore
gon highway. Burns-Sage Hen hill
section. 14.92 miles grading.
Malheur county Old Oregon
trail.Ontario-Weiser section, 14.36
miles grading and graveling.
Union county Old Oregon
trail. Kamela-HUgard section.
12.75 miles grading; Hilgard-La
Grande section. 6.3 miles grad
ing. ,
Wallowa county La Grande-
Enterprise highway. Wallowa can-
von section. S.4 miles graveling:
Wallow$-Lostine section, 12
miles grading.
Pa vine.
Douglas and Josephine counties
Douglas and Josephine counties.
Pacific highway Wolf creek-
Grave creek section, 14 miles par
ing.
Douglas county. Pacific high
way Oakland-South section, 1.2
miles paving: Draln-Anlauf sec
tion. 7 miles paving.
Lane county, Tacific highway
v alker-Goshen section, 9 miles
paving. ,
Bridges.
Josephine county Grants Pass-
Crescent City highway, one rein
forced concrete bridge ever Deer
creek; Pacific highway, one rein
forced concrete- bridge over Wolf
creek. X,
Klamath connty Klamath
Fa 113-Lake view highway. one
bridge over Altamont canal; one
over-crossing of the O. C. & E.
railway near Dairy.
CHICAGO, March 17. An al
most unanimous vote in favor of
a national strike in the packing
industry was cast throughout the
country, according to union of
ficials who began to count the bal
lots tonight. Definite returns are
not expected before tomorrow.
"Chicago. Kansas city and Om
aha night shifts and others were
still voting today." said Dennis;
Lane of the Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmen
union, "but I have information
that the sentiment seems unani
mous in favor of a strike in the
event that the government fails to
have the -packers return to the
war-time arbitration agreement."
Mr. Lane sent a message to
Secretary of Labor Davis repeat
ing charges that the packers were
trying to precipitate a premature
strike and that they had threat
ened to discharge employes who
failed to support the "Industrial
democracy" plan recently put in
to effect by Armour and company.
Mr. Lane appealed to Secretary
Davis to use his influence to pre
vent an open break before the
conference at Washington Mon
day. The packers denied both of
Mr. Lane s charges.
Union leaders declared that the
only issue they would present
would be a demand for restora
tion of the war-time arbitration
agreements cancelled by the pack
ers February 26.
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II.. Am. em
Outrigger dull, McoroinK -
statement made toaay uj
McClaln. graduate dwmsci
sports. Terms naie . I,
unon witn tn Lnnrij
wail ana lacuuy. V' K"U"
Ho rranted. The element of
At .Hob in the question as to
" . I .
. iti nrpran men win
w uriu-1 " "
able to catch a steamer from Hon
olulu immediately after New
Year's day to enable them to get
back here before January 15. If
idov can do this the trlD will be
nart MrClain said. He Is no
la correspondence
companies on las subject.
Ilk stu-iv
The allie have begun ati'.
wind the -Watch on th
Spring IYIedicirv
e
'Purifies the Bleed
Irish children of devastated district' eating scanty out -door meal
It is to help these sufferers that relief committee is now at work.
of dairy
leaps and
GOLD JlllS RIOT
III MUSIC FEST
Gay Decorations Placed In
Armory For Annual Col
lege Song Event
ITH the wide spread destruc- suit Ireland s exports
tion of Ireland s cooperative products increased oy
creameries has come an bounds.
alarming increase in the death rate Dunns the past year half of these
of infants particularly ia the creameries have been destroyed and
cities. n lrge sections of the country the
Ireland's cooperative creameries farming population faces ruin. In
have been the backbone of Irish many places butter, has become a
agricultural prosperity. They were luxury out of the reach of the av-
startcd some years ago by sir t tor- erage lamuy. ine widespread
ace Plunkett. As his organizer, he burning of hayricks and the shoot-
selected George Russell (A. EL) the Jig of cattle have completed the
distinguished writer, poet and ir.ys- devastation oi the dairy irdustry
tic Mr. Russell proved a superia- and caused a miuc xamine m into
tive organizer. He bought a second cities.
hand btcycie and rcis oat tcro'icu
the country prcsching coopers: '.o...
Creameries sprang up nil over ire
land until they numbered about one
hundred, each o-ni hv the fann
ers in its neighberhoci. As a rc-
The American Committee for Re
lief in Ireland, with headquarter!
at I West nth M., New York, i
raising funds to send relief units
abroad to deal with this difficult
situation.
Just Received a New
Shipment oi
FASCINATING
NECKWEAR
Oregon Still Has Chance
For Trip to Honolulu
EUGENE. Ore.. March 17.
There is still a chance that the
University of Oregon football team
will make a winter holiday trip to
Honolulu for games with the Uni
versity of Hawaii and the Canoe
Each year brings us something extra dainty tzi
especially pretty in neckwear conceits, but sprirj
scores a distinct triumph with its lovely off erirjj.
Neckwear, taking a very prominent place this year, is
developed in many pleasing combinations. Try on soc
of them over your dress, coat or sweater yes, they
arc wearing lace collars on sweaters now and see the
effect. ! - ,
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Collars 39c, 65c and $1.00
Also a new assortment of Point Laces for Collars
75c, $1.15 and $1.25 per yard
Our Prices Always the Lowest
GALE & COMPANY
Commercial and Court Streets
The Season's
' r r .
and
Beginning Today
Without dcubt the most attractive showing of Women's
High Class Apparel ever brought to Salem, now displayed
and on sale at the Portland Cloak & Suit Co.' s store, em
bracing as it does the smartest creations horn the world's
best designers, including new Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters, Trimmed Hats, and Outer Ap
parel of all kinds (or Misses and Women:
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You're invited to come and view this magnificent show
ing of Easter Fashions. You'll find them most interesting!
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Slare
Gold will run riot at the arm
ory Saturday night. Howerer, it
ill be shown in flowers, not in
metal.
The gold stands for Willam
ette's cardinal and gold as well as
the freshmen's brown and gold.
The decorations always occupy a
prominent place in the plana for
the Freshman Glee Willamette's
annual song contest. Those who
attend the- glee will look forward
to seeing the armory Saturday,
especially since the decorative
scheme has not yet been announc
ed. But everyone is sure that sold
will be the predominating color.
And since C. B. Claccey has the
contract fop decorating, the plans
are sure to be original as well as
artistic.
Another thing which makes the
glee attractive is the fact that on
that night the seniors make their
first appearance in cap and sown
The girls of the university In their
fluffy white dresses, wearing flow
era representing their class colors.
wm give a restive appearance to
the auditorium.
The general public is invited to
the contest. Many of the people of
saiem attend the glees each year.
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OF
RHEUMATISM
LADIES, ATTEMTSOW!
!
OXFORD
!
Play the I Leading ..Ro
We are showing a big line of PUMPS. Come in and see the new styles. We are the first to show
them and they are, going big. We will be first to show the new ones at all times, and the styles are
very uncertain they are changing rapidly so b e sure to get the first showings.
We can give you our entire line of $1 2 Pumps and Oxfords some $14 at
le
Says We Mut Keep Fcrt Ih-y,
.lvofci r.xpoMure And
Kjt I Meat
Star off the damn e round
avoid exposure, keep feet dry, eat
less meat, drnik lots of water
and above all take a spoonful of
salts occasionally to keen down
uric acid.
Rheumatism is caused by poi
SOnoua toxin, rallod nrir arirl
which is generated In the bowels
and absorbed into th hltwwl it
is the function of the kidneys to
filter this acid from the blood
and cast it out in the nrine. Th
pores of the skin are also a means
or treeing the blood of this 1m
purity. In damp and chilly, cold
weather the skin nores r Hnsprf
thus forcing the kidneys to do
double work, they become wpiV
and sluggish and fail to eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accu
mulating and circulating: throueh
me system, eventually settling in
the joints and muscles causing
stiffness, soreness and pain called
rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheuma
tism get from any pharmacy about
four ounces of Jad Salts: nut
tablrspoonful in a glass of water
and drink bafore breakfast each
morning for a week. This is said
to eliminate uric acid by stluiu
latinr the kidneys to normal r
Hon. thus ridding the blood of
mese impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harm
less and is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithla and is used with
excellent results by thousands of
folks who are subject to rheum
atism. (adT.) , .
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Hundreds of pairs of $15 to $18 in all the Newes t Styles, black and brown, and all the new heels at
Rubber-Heel Day Wednesday
50c Heels Put on for 25c
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