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Sailors A re Given
V ariety of
W h ile a t
Great
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ORATOR D K FW S R M T E ;
, LOCKS HLMHKLF T t) R A IL
BUENOS A IR ES . (U P ) —
Antonio Furarakis, an nvqwed
Anarchst, could not get permis
sion ir o n the police hare to
hargngne the public ea the
SaCro-Vansettl cnee, an he get
a heavy chain and pMloeked
himself to the guard ra il of a
subway entrance on
main
avenue and gave the key to a
comrade to dispose of. This
enabled him to attract a con
siderable crowd and' a ir bis
views during the forty migutes
it took the police to
file
through the chain And take
Antonio to jail.
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WASHINGTON, March ». —
(V P ) — No longer need blae
jackets, hundreds of miles from
home, sigh for glimpses of Char
lie Chaplin fend Gloria Swanson
in their newest films.
Movies
have become part of the d tlly
routine of life aboard ships of
the United States fleet and to
day the Navy Is the World's
largest motion picture dlstrlbu-,
tor.
To keep these ships and naval
stations supplied with a contin
ual change of feature pictures. |
the Navy Motion Picture Ser- i
vice, under direction of the train
ing division of the Bureau of
Navigation, has 1,200 complete
eight-reel programs in duplicate, Sensational Holdup of Ven
nettft Pool Hall Denied
150 in triplicate and 4,800 com
bv One
edy and cartoon reels.
Feature comedies head the list
EUGENE. Ore., Mar. 8.— (U N )
in popularity among the “ gobs”.
Firm ly protesting his innocence,
These are followed toy strong ac
Dewey Russell, accused with A l
tion pictures. an«* animated car
bert Brownlee of the slaying of
toons. Newsreels and short com-. _
.. .
.
. . . .
. . .. , Eaton Hooker, today denied he
edies are also in demand hut t h e '. .
. .
> had any part in the holdup of a
sailor votes “ thumbs down” on
Veneta poolroom or the shooting
scenic films, prefering to do his
of Hooker.
own sightseeing.
Albert Brownlee, bis alleged ac
Three years are required for
complice, now held at W a lla W a l
each film to travel its circuit.
la, Wash., confessed to the crime,
Simultaneous with a picture’s re
it is rumored.
lease in first-run theatres, the
In the confession, according to
Navy starts two prints of the
officers, Brownlee Implicated Rus
features on east and west coast
sell.
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circuits. Three prints of a special
Sheriff Frank Taylor declared
feature are occasionally obtained,
today that evidence against Rus
one to be shipped to vessels in sell is. strong enough to convlet
European and far easier waters. him wlthopt BrQwmlee’s reported
The reels travel from ship ’ t
confession. More than half a
ship until every vessel of the dozen witnesses have; Identified
fleet has shown the ptture.
Russell as one of the men who
The Navy's motion picture ser held up the pool room, according
vice supplies films from the Ca to Sheriff Taylor.
nal Zone to Alaska and odly
DENIES HIS PART
in o n M o r a
through thia service are motion
A D DED M A IL S K B VIC E N O R T H
pictures shown in all parts of
Effective March 10th, a closed
the world.
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pouch mail service fron» Ashland
to train 14, w ill be provided.' Or
dinary mall for Roseburg
and
. "r-- -,
i
-
points north must be in the Ash
land postofflce not la te r than 8 p.
m. to receive this dispatch.
Suicide Pact is . "
Spoiled by a Dog
» V IE N N A — (U P ) — Their
dog's antipi thy to suicide, or at
least to gas as a way of com
m itting suicide. w*a responsible
for the rescue alive of a Vien
nese accountant and bis w ife who.
attempted to asphyxiate them
selves.
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The accountant and his wife
discouraged by • their troubles,
closed thfi_jvlndows and doors of
their apartment, opened aM at
the gas jets, aad lay down on
the bed to die In each other’s
arms.
By asgident, or maybe because
Gives Up
Row pie
leasa/i it. as the sun
clihes. . to
to vfev
view
de-
T h e dpacioiis lfi&dttape chAhge in
form and hue,
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Here, vanish, as In mist, before
a flood
Of hrlght obscurity, h ill, lawn,
and wood;
There, objects, by the searching
beams «betrayed.
Come forth, and^ here' retire
in
lpurple shade;
Even the white, stems of birch,
the cottage white,
Soften their glare before the mel
low light;
The skiffs, at anchor where the
umbrage wide
Yon chestnuts half the latticed
boat bouse hide,
| Shed from their sides, that face
| the sun’s slant beam,
Strong flakes of radiance on the
tremulous stream.
{Nearly half o f all electric washers
'O O R T Y per cen t^ n early one-half of
* ’ all washers sold are M A Y T A G S !
Hundreds of thousands of housewives
everywhere have tried5 and approved
this wonder-w asher— 1250 more each
day are buying - M ay(agsl
Such- is
M a yta g popularity and leadership!
M a yta g supremacy s rests upon an
original idea of design and construction
w hich produces an unusually turbulent
water« action within a s c ie n tific a lly -’
shaped cast-aluminum tub! *
A tub that keeps water hot through
out an entire washing! , A tub that
cleans itself in 30 sedbnds after the
washing is done!
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they wished that their dog should
accompany them Into the be
yond, they had shut their dog
up In the house with them.
The dog had different views.
As soon as the gas became un
pleasant he sought fresh a ir by
jumping through the glass w in
dow pane.
Running to the porter the dog
harked until the latter Investigat
ed.
The dog’s master and mistress
resuscitated and now all three
are again trying to make the host
o f-life .
.
After eluding the authorities ' for
four years, Clifford H. Dickson, for
mer postmaster at Pittsfield. M bssl .
surrendered at Fort Smith. Ark.,
confessiag an embezzlement of
S8®PO. He said he decided to “face
the n.swle" rather than continue
Bring to constant tsar.
Treat
v ic k s
ZSEÍL.
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S«c«.r I
t
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HOOT G IB S O N
, The M a y ta g washes all garments
positively dean, without hand-rubbin&1
W asAe* big tubfuls of clothes in 3
to 7 minutes! W ashes grimy overalls,
rompers, blankets, quilts and rag rugs
in 10 minutes!
,
?
D o e s whole w ashings— 50 pounds
of clothes (dry weight) ifl one short
hour! E ven collar and cuff edges are
washed clean by w ater action alone!
O ther M a y ta g features of equal
originality and efficiency contribute to
M aytag leadership— and bring the short
and easy M a y ta g “ w a sh -h ou r” and
cleaner-washed clothes to housewives
everywhere!
THE M A Y T A G COMPANY, Newton, Iowa.
U se a M a y ta g in your own home next washday without obli
gation or expense. D o a big w ashing and prove to yourself how
short and easy a w ashday can he. O nly in this w ay can you
learn of the m an y M a y ta g advantages— exclusive features th a t gave
the M aytag W o rld Leadership. Remem ber, if the M aytag doesn't
sell itself, don’t keep it.
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A. P. WEST, Local Salesman, Ashland, Oregon, 210-J
MAYTAG SHOPS ARE OPERATED BY MAYTAG
Aberdeen, W n., 309 8. I 8t.
Albany, Ora., 188 E. Third 81. .
Anacortes. W n.i 30« Commercial
Astdria, Ora., 474 Commercial
A u b a r*. W u., Care of Auburn
Hdwe. Co.
Baker, Or«., l i l t COnrt 8t.
Bellingham, ton.. Ì2 3 8 State St.
Bead ,Ora.. 713 W a ll St.
Bremerton, W a„ 208 second su'
Cashmere, W t , Care of Mission
Hotel
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Centralia, W n., U ? S. Tower
C h e t a li* W n., 882 Market
Chelan, W n., dare of Macy ¿tore
Chewelah. W « ., Gore. « I TherOate-
way Store.
Clarkston. W n.. 840 Sixth S t
Colfax, Wn.» 20« N. Main St.
ColkHle) Wn., 106 S. M ain St. -
Corvallis, 0re., 326 E &U«W>d St.
Cottage Grove, O rd, steto&rt
, Plumbing Co.
Davenport, Wn.
Riiennborg. w » „ i o i w . F ifth St.
EatjsrpTiBe. (Ire , 1231 Main 9L
Bnamclaw, Wn., Care of Bnnm-
el8m Furniture Co.-
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Engene, Orc 7 6 W.'-JOath A t"
EVA X n ' W a"
Hood Rlvqr, Oze.,, l^.'O n lh st.^
INC. AT THE FOLLOWING POINTS IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON
Hoquiam, W p., 718 Bye St.
Kelso. W n , 89 W . Main Bt.
NUnrath Falls. Ore., 1036 Main
fm iiran d e, Ore., Fqiley Bldg.
Laikgvlew, Ore., Watson Bldg.
Lynden, Wn.» 203 Front St.
Marshfield. Ore.. 486 N. Broadway
McMlnnviBn. Ore., 413 Third St.
MOdford, Ore., 81 N. B artlett -
Mdnroe, W n.. 66 E. Main St.
Mt. Vernon, ton., 330 Kincaid
M yrtle Point, Ore. •
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K h W o tt, rira .. 246 Front St.
Ndwpprt, W n., Care of Ladwlg
Farnttora Co.
NNMtfr Bead, 'pre., 2038 S. Shar
ma ip Av«. v
,
Olympia, W h„ 814 Washington-
Omak, Wn., O’Connor Bldg,
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Ontario, Ore., Oregon Ave.
Oregon City, Ore., Hogg »roe.
Pasco, Wn., 120 S. Fourth St..
Pendleton,- Ore., 137 W . A lta St.
Pomeroy, Wn.. Care of MeKeir-
• nan Hdwe. Co.
Portland, Ore., 182 Fourth St.
Port Angeles, W n., 204 & Lincoln
Prineville. Or»_ 32 tf F ifth St.
Pullman, Wn., 130 Main St.
Raymond, W n .,.8 8 8 First St.
R itzville, W n.. 183 Washington
RoeeOnrg, Ore., 184 s. Jaeksoa
Salem, Ore., 467 Ferry. f i t
Seattle, Wn., 1 |1 9 Third Aue.
South ■ Band. W ».. Cor. Pacific
and W ater 8 to.
Spokane, Wn., S. 6 Washington
Sunnyside, w n., 89' S k t i St.
Tacoma, .Wn., 760 Broadway
The dalles. Or»., «03 1-2 Wash
ington.
Tlllahnook, OTe., Watboh BMg.
Toledo, Ore., Cara Hayden Hdwe.
Ce.
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Toppenish, W n,. 20«* S. Top
penish.
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Vancouver, <Wn.. I l t 2 Main St.
W alia W alla. W n .,1 7 8. 4th at.
Wenatchee. Wn«. 117 Pnlonse
Yakim a, Wn?, 203 W . Y aM O al
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