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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
.SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 5, 1922 -j
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Scout Young Auxiliary En
dorses f Candidacy : for
: . Governor of Oregon
Scout Young auxiliary of Port
land, the wires and other women
relatives of the largest camp of
the United Spanish War Veter
ans la the United States, has gone
on recod In an unmistakable man'
ner In the matter of the gover
'n Orshlp. A rsol u tlon passed this
week, by the organization. t ;
.numbers several hundred mem
fcers, la hero given as it was
adopted: 1, .'f..- n : -'i,
V "In the matter fof women . In
politic, we, feel we should take
. ; Regular
Show Grounds
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ALICE IN JUNGLELAND
lATtST torriOw or voBLOS most
oioaotous odulcht ufttCAi.
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Reserved numbered chair
sale show day at Red Cross
Pharmacy, State Street, at
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hold of politics" as a business.
honorably and respectably, and
take hold bard, . and work for
persons best qualified to fill the
office to which they aspire and
work ; for the highest and best,
and. .. .
White Platform Praised
."Wherea?, we have carefully
weighed the platform of George
A. White, a candidate for gover
nor, and feel he has premised aa
application of Just plain business
methods that will mean a great
financial saving to the taxpayers
from the present eost of our state
government and a concentration
of commissions now functioning
in many departments; and
"Whereas, we feel he had no
selfish Interest to reek undue pri
vate benefits through ' govenmen
tal aid, we feel he has made no
pledges or promises .as a reward
of, party service and hs admin
istration will therefore secure to
every citizen his just share' of the
safety and prosperity it holds In
store for all; and,'
Wide Sympathy Rwognlzod
"Whereas, he has always shown
a real fellowship, and a friendly
and habitual interest in all that
concerns the welfare of the com
mon people and a prompt and
sturdy defense of all that is right,
and. i
"Whereas, the glory acquired
by the state of Oregon by being
the first state in the union
equipped to full military strength
when war was declared on Ger
many was 1 due to. the firmness
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and thoroughness with which he
did his duty; and t
"Whereas, we feel Oregon is to
(be- congratulated for haying :a
man in the position of adjutant
general who 'did not fail' Jiis
government; and
Business Qualifications 3fet ,
"Whereas, we feel he will ad
minister the affairs of state as
governor with the same firmness,
the same dictates of pure reason
and business sense as he has
shown -In the past, therefore be
it
"Tesolyed that Scout Young
auxiliary, United Spanish War
Veterans, endorse our comrade.
Adjutant General George A.
White, as a candidate for gover
nor of Oregon and pledge him
our moral and political support
by doing, all within our power to
promote hi3 campaign. Be It
further
"Resolved, that a copy of this
resolution be mailed to the White-for-Governor
headquarters and
permission granted to use same
in" any way they see it to adver
tise and further pomote his cam
paign; also a copy be funished
the press of the city."
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 17
WHT DID LILLIAN LOOK AT
MADGE PITYINGLY?
Whatever "possessed me" in
my mother-in-law's phaseology
after Allen Drake's assertion that
if my thoughts were worth but a
half-penny I must be thtinklng of
him, I do not know. But I an
swered him in a manner so for
eign to my usual treatment of
him that I astonished both him
and myself.
' I suppose my nerves were part
ly to blame. They had been un
der ' extreme tension ever since
the moment when the fancied re
semblance to Grace Draper of a
woman In the railroad laxl ton
course had sent me cowering and
panic-stricken into the shelter of
the nearest taxi. Taut as a fid
dle string. . the smiling patronage
of Allen . Drake was the last bit
of pressure necessary to snap
them, and to make me irresponsi
ble) for what I said.
I felt a sudden Impulse as wild
and Irrational as It was Impossi
ble to control, to play a game
with, "this man of brilliant men
tality and ridiculous vanity, make
him believe, for the evening, at
least, that I was "beginning to
sit up and take notice." Then, 1
promised myself grimly, I would
choose a moment to correct his
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AL G. BARNES MD ANIMALS JEALOUS OF GIANT
TUSKO, LARGEST ELEPHANT ON EARTH, FEATURED
fe fc';' ,r f
Here he is Tusko, ev.peror of
animal creation, largest elephant
on earth, and te Roj al Bengal
tigers, looking on, are reluctant
ly snarling tribute, tcr since
Tusko arrived from, the Hima
layas, the 1200 wild animals with
Al G. Barnes' circuv coming to
Salem todayjj realize that he Is
the 8potIight favorite with ihq
crowds, the feainra of the big
show features. ,
impression of me when it woula
stab his vanity most.
So at his audacious speech I
dropped my eyes demurely and
said In as naive fashion as I
could manage:
"And if I confess the crime,
what will the lord of the feast
do? Order me to execution?"
An Idle Moment.
I raised my eyes swiftly, sud
denly, as I spoke the last word,
looked with simulated shy mis
chief at him for a second, then
dropped them. But I had seen
astonishment flash Into his, and
I was content. ,
I heard a swift little intake of
his breath, and instinctively knew
that he had meant me to hear it
and to fancy that he was emotion
ally impressed by my little speech.
My gorge rose, at this fresh
proof of his low opinion of my
mentality. One of the most -perfectly
poised men in the world,
the absolute master of his facial
expression and -actions, he meant
me to believe that he was sigh
ing like a sentimental schoolgirl.
I clenched my hands involuntar
ily. The next second I felt a
quick pressure of the one which
rested on Mr. Drake's arm. '
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"Suppose ! 'make the puniao
ment fit the crime'," he quoted
softly. ' ''(
. To my intense relief we reached
the table as he spoke, and he was
forced to release both my hand and
my attention in order to draw
back Lillian's chair. I swiftly
slipped Into my own without his
assistance, secretly rejoicing at
the chagrin that flashed, for the
briefest of instants into his eyes.
I knew that in any contest of
wits with a man he would havo
kept: his eyes absolutely express
ionless, but he evidently did not
credit me with much power of ob
servation, so betrayed his disap
pointment at my elusion of him.
LilHan'a Order. .
Lillian learned, forward in her
seat. '
"Better not dally with, that
clam cocktail too long, my child
ren," she Bald with her eyes on
me. "Betty is frothing at the
mouth now behind the kitchen
door for fear her-pot soup won't
be served at precisely the correct
temperature," which, according to
her, is just below the 1 boiling
point."
"Betty, come out of" the kjt
chen."v parodied Mr. Drake smil
ingly, but I noticed that he kept
his voice to a subdued murmnr,
and that he' discussed his clam
cocktail with acceleration. Lil
lian's old friends not only have
a remarkably high regard for
Betty's dinners, but a wholesome
awe of her tantrums, for they
know by experience that to pro
voke one of the latter may cause
a swift loss of the former.
As for me, I could only make
a pretense' of eating the relish
set before me. Somethting in
Lillian's glance as she bent it up-
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However, tha educated Ugers.
lions, leopards, Hams, sea l:on$,
seals, xebras, hippopotami, pumas,
elephants, grizzlys, polar i.ears,
baboons, chimpanzees, ostrches,
kangaroos, yaks. emus. ' gnus,
harte beestes and other jungle
creatures claim that when it
comes to acting, thy have it all
over the "last of the mammoths."
But that's for the public to
judge when the big. show comes
on me had startled me. It sent
flying to the four winds all
thought of matching wits against
Allen Drake, and brought back to
my mind all the fears and doubts
which had beset me.
For it was pfty, nothing elBe,
that looked out from her eyes.
Pity quickly veil ed, it is true,
but "unmistakable nevertheless. I
surmised, knowing her so well,
There must be a good rea
son back of the continuing
preference for Associated
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thousands of engine own
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performance and economy
in gasoline costs.
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to town. - Tusko is a foot taller
and a ton and & half heavier
than was Jumbo. The highest
elephant car ever built.' with deck
lowered li give him elearance,
transports the mightiest living
creature. Tusko will be seen in
the menagerie and in "Alice In
Jungleland' the beautiful open
ing lyrical pageant-spectacle, in
which 1080 people, 5 Kf. horses
and 1200 w?3d animals take part.
lhat she had somethting to tell
me, and that she did not intend
to reveal It until after dinner.
That it was urgent, however, i
guessed also from her adjuration
not "to dally." I was sure that
the infinitive applied to some
thing else beside the clam cock
tall. (To be continued)
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LIAKE OREGOir SAFEf
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The' Only -Westerner. Ever Elected T Vice-chairman, of the RepubUcaa
National Committee
IvEEP THE VEST III POVETc
' The Republican National Committee consists of one member from
each state in the Union and la the political organization of the party.
la June, 121. at the Committee's first meeting utter inau
guration of rmklentAViurren L llartlnx, every state east its rote
for lUlph G. Wffliwi of Orrgoa for vice-chairman et the Commit-,
tee, recognizing by their unanimous tote JiU tUneaa and tWMy ps
a leader to fill this responsible position. ; " vr; - J ' :j '.;
A vote for Ralph E. Williams for Republican National Committee
man will confirm the action of the forty-eight states In electing him;
vice-chairman of the Republican National Committee, ft position never j
before held by ft Weate'ni.maii. , ; : v . A. ; ' Vv t
'' Ralph EL Williams of Oregon.. as tlce-chalraatt of: the RepublV
can National Committee, la directly la line to become National chair
man, the highest position attainable In the Republican organization.'
A National Committeeman on the National Committee does not
make or execute the laws, but carries out the pollcie and tol&tform i
of the
party adopted, by the delegates at each prevlona National
:ion. . '; ' ; . t ' ,
Convention.
Mr. Williams is senior mernter of the National Committee. Se- i
niorlty in this committee gives! one the same power as seniority la
the U. S. Senate.
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