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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1922 TEN PAGES "empire" hi Oroson Raying that the identity of tne. leaders was to he kept secret for thn present. When asked II' the "empire" -whs an auxiliary of ' AUXILIARY TO K. K. K. t ACE EIGHT t I i X t X t ' rOltTIN!, Jill." 12. Thirteen hundred Poi timid wooieu wUl Ik: in itialed into "J-.'idies, of tile Invisible Kmplro," incorporated ill Oregon three weeks ago and said to he an auxiliary of the Ku Klux Klun, ac cording to Kiert f.. Urifford, one oC tlie four inoorporuiors ef the organi zation. Hetween tlliii and TOO 1'ortland women are already members, ho said, and there are Kavcn auxiliaries In the state, it Is tlie purpose of the empire to have an auxiliary in every Oregon town and villa ae, said llr. Clifford. Incorpornt i rs would, .not , give (Hit the mimes of, women - heading; ,th" the iilau one. of the ineorporalors pointed out tliat the name implictl an mueh. ' 'The purpoue of the "empire" was admitted hy the ineorpoi -atom as being in u way poliiieal. The miiln issue in the coming general election they paid would he put across the bill providing; compulsory education in public schools. Pliii FOR TH( RELIEF OF Pain in the Stomach and Bowels, Intestinal Cramp Colic, Diarrhoea - SOLD EVERYWHERE - "POPULAR FOR OrcATIi.'JM?'. ' mmMmm i Prr paraticm. cf I COMPOUND COPAIBA nd CUBESE, AT YOUR OPUGCIST--Aak for BYNAME ?Nl.Y. avoid SubitKut Ion J TODAY The auxiliary wax said hy incor porators to have the following pur poses; 'To bring 'together patriotic; Protestant women of America for the purpose of preserving the ideals and Institutions established by our Anglo-l-'nxou fathers, thus securing the social rights of civil and religious liberty to all honest cillzcna irrespective of race, religion or color; to encourage a study by i'rote.'itiinl wives and J'rotestant daughters of vital (uostions protecting the happiness of the? home and wel fare of the state to the end that an intelligent co-oporatjon may be' ef fected with any and all Protestant or ganizations 'working for protection of American homes ami the. honor of American womanhood; to advocate the return of the Kible lo American public 'schools as a remedy for im ported evils which threaten to moral life ((!' our nation." Trie. (liljKon-l'cnningtnn mill at Pen grn, one the Oakrhlge branch of the 4(1, lie') feet, desumcd operations last week after having been closed down Coy more than a year. ' "r ' " wmmm Safe Milk For Infanta Invalids NO COOKING The "Food -Drink" for AM Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office.aad Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S. to-Avoid Imitations & Substitutes Children 5c Adults 20c l RUTH ROLAND in , White Eagle Thrills and Perils. George Walsh In XWith Stanley in Africa inoLui iv.ut kiv. i mil COMEDY THREE WEEKS OFF A PLEASANT ECONOMY "Cleanliness la next to srod Ifnoss." Let us keep your suits op frocks In Imtnaoulstte contlt tlon and it will Intensify your charm. ' resides, It's true economy to have your clothes Dry donned as it adds months of fnjoyment and service to their life. Model Cleaners and Dyers 508 Main Rivoli Theatre WEDNESDAY, 12TH THURSDAY, 13TII A John 5. Robertson Production Oresenxd l AdoloK . it! I V,y CHART J2S It, If AKKH, Jr. Jnturnationiil Novvh Hervice Stuff Corrospoideut. MKXrco CITY, July 12. Tariici pjition by a delegation from Mexico City in a femini.st congref-;n in the United States lia.s revealed the exiwt erico of u Woman' JUhts movement in the Mexican capital. But the fomtniHt agitation in , the capital ia inHigiiiricurit compared "witji the ac tivities of the militants of the state of Yucatan, whoae high chief, Femora Elvira Carrillo Pueito, is a viHitor here. Smora Carrillo is a .sinter of the Yucatan governor, whom Ameri can prc.sa reportH have pictured as arf communist, but who recently defied the actual communists of the state when they undertook to paralyze the industries and the railroads of the KOuthcaMtnrn Mexico by means of a g-eneral strike. Sen ora Carrillo soon may be May or Carrillo, for her sisters of Merhla, the state capital, prorTose to nomi nate her for the post of Municipal 1'resident, a project in which they have been encouraged by the recent elevation to a judgeship in San Luis Polosi of Senora J Jolores Arriaga liuch. Tlie 200 federated. f minis!, leagues and parties of Yucatan have a total membership of ten t nv;un-l. w')o are working fur the uplift of the k-x throughout the republic, for ti.e ele vation ot the home through the eli mination of the liquor evil, for the better education of the young and for increased ' economic efficiency among the women workers. The feminist movement in Yuca tan dates from 1!MG, when the first congress was held. Within the next two years it assumed a more aggres sive character, since which time Se nora Carrillo has directed the propa ganda, overcoming step by step the obstacle. placed in her way by so cial, racial, religious and political prejudice as embodied in the reacti onary social aristocracy. . These orgawzefT women of Yuca tan aro particularly proud of the re sults of their local option campaign against alcoholism. Senora Carrillo quotes one of the meMimH as saying: "The less wine our husbands drink the more and better food we have, to :ay nothing of the family automobile rides on Sunday." in the prohibit inn areas the wom en don't hesitate to use direct action to squelch bootleggers. One time in the district of Pzltass they took cog nizance of the fact that .despite the anti-liquor law their husbands and sons were coming home with pockets empty und step uncertain. The local league delegated a committee to find t he source of the liquor supply, They discovered that an employe of the railroad, in alliance with a man of the town, was bringing intoxicants in from wet Valladolid. When the next shipment arrived tiie committee women held up the two bootleggers, wrested away their containers and 'emptied them in the street. After; this exploit: the entire mem bership of the local league banded together to convey to tlio governor at Merida .-their protest against the illlct traffic. The station agent, ap parently In sympathy with the boot leggers, refused to sell them tickets or admit them to the railroad plat form. This only strengt hened their determination. They walked the en tire distance to Merida, more than forty miles, regarding their journey as a pilgrimage in a holy cause., Needless to say, the governor heard their complaint ;tnd acted upon it. 3n Merida, the central league over which Senora Carrillo presides, pub lishes a weekly, La Jtebeldia, of which Senorlta Nelly Aznar is direc tor. I'mier tho auspices of the femi nist league there has also been estab lished a technical school for women workers in which product two arts imi rrai tn tire taught. I'TOm time iy mm' aisirunivt" paiitpmeis are printed by the leagues and dist rili- uted free of charge to the people of Yucatan. 1 I B 'M E EL Oil,- . h Si 1A P V 91 I N I - ' r'H I 11 I Vi P :'i 'i Q s u 1 i i 1 t'.';5 u I 1 I & ' i J Destructive "Su laho Compounds engine I The presence of destructive "sulpho" compounds in oil and the great damage. they cause to engines are comparatively recent scientific discoveries. 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The safest, surest way to not the best performance from your motor and avoid expensive engine troubles due to incorrect lubrication ia to use the grade of motor oil specified on he Cycol Lubrication Chart. 1 f n FUTURE BATTLESHIPS WILL BE DIFFERENT 1 WrfW 'T -: V ' ftA, SAX KKAXriSCO, .Inly 1 i. (1'nit- I cil Pre- The hiiitlcships wliii-h J will he coiilriirtcd a( llu- end ot the l(i yriir naal holiilay hy tho srval powiis will he of radically different stilt's, iicrm iliUK to the belief of I tear J Admiral W. I-'. l-'uilain. wh.i is tonr- iiitr the eoiinlry in Hie interest ot aci'onailties. Itatllcships cf lhe future will not merely he He. nine ton res.scs. hut will V4ck'' a i.i n:i r j - ilcsiKiied to loose a fleet of air i n. move, he believes, will stimulate bombers, scouts. und photograph interest in airplane work, and pro planes to aid in tlie fighthm, he he-'mote advam ement of aerial science, lieves. j Coiuim ntint; on the progress of "Aircraft 'Will not do away wit h aviation. Admiral Fiiliam de lured armies or navies that is certain," that in tlie seventh army corps ilis declared Admiral Kullani. "but air- triet approximately ;:,n pood land eraft will be tlie dorninalinir ariuy of;ini; fields had alread' i'een selected military eipiippaRe." ! and mapped. Admiral Fiillniu Is Interested in "The National Aeronautic a,socia neltniir togi'lher an airplane board! a in fiery lion of America is determined to pro mote useful air navigation. 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