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'Creyeuno. Wyo. The "candy kids'' of
Ohpypunp find Suutji Clans a generous
old chop. A price war on confections
hns made the old-fashioned copper good
for a bug crammed with sweets.
Smart y
tji Clothes
Service
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We sew on but
tons and hooks
and eyes.
No charge.
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Another Heilig 5-reature Bill
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
JOHN GILBERT
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SwjL 4 ft-, yjiy. CHARLES BANKSy? 5 )
Supported by
ESTELLE TAYLOR, GEORGE SEIG-
MANN, JACK MacDONALD
He thnunmed love songs on his guitar,
but the song of battle twanged his heart
strings. A stirring tale of 1848, when
California was ceded to the United States.
Glamor Romance Action
HOLD FAST
A gale of laughter i3
coming when
appears as the dashing
hero of a horrible melo
drama "The Dare-Devil"
Ben
Turpin
E. LACHELE
featuring ,
'That Old Gang of Mine';
News Events
of the Wcrld
20 Cents
Kerr and Kelly Are
Speakers At Meeting
OA 1AU io AMMAIliNtU
.Superior, Wis., Dec. -I. Kdword J.
Hni.stad ami his "sunshine girl," Dor
othy Itudcrson, were arraigned bpforp
Judge S. S. l'urkcr in muuic.pal court
lutp yeter(ay and pleaded ikuilty to
charges of arson. They were bound over
to superior court for sentence and bail
fixed lit -"rHI pitch.
PURCHASE YAMHILL TIMBER
I'urtluuri, Ore.. JJee. 21. L'. I.)
Purchase of 1-150 ncres of timber lauds
in the headwaters of the YuniliiJt aii'J
Nileia rivers" by the Yerrik Logging com
pany for a consideration of approximate
ly $14X1,000 wbk made known here today.
Purchase of several thousand more acrs
in In prospect liy I lit same concern. No
announcement haH beeu made of- operat
ing pluns.
RED PEPPER HEAT
BREAKS BAD CHEST
Kane your tinlit, nchliiE eheHt. Stop the
pain. Ilreuk up the ,ont;etioii. Feel a
had cold lonen up in just a" nhort time.
"Ked Pepper Huh" in the cold remedy
that brinKH (piickeHt relief. It cannot j
hurt you and it certainly seeum to end I
the tiuhlncim and drive the conKestio'..
-and HoreueKH rnht out.
NothiiiK bun Htic;h concenlnued. pene
truliiiK heat at red pepperH, 'and when
heat penetrates ritfht down into cohK
coiiRCHtion, achiiiK iniiHcleif and Kore, stiff
jointx relief comcH nt once.
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nun ,vou m'im me iiiik""K "' it mi '
miuuten the congeHted spot in warmed
through ami through. When you are auf
ferlnf from a cold, rheumatism, back
ache, Btiff neck or sore munelen, just set
a far of Howlea Ited Pepper Hub, made
from red peppers, at any drug Htore. You
will have the rrueckeHt relief known. Al
wayH Buy "Howled."
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Topics of Day
Scenic Novelty
as Usual
COLDS OVER WIGHTiCHEROKEE WINS llv
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Xew Y'irk. Iei LU. A Ohr-slma
trine in the dispute between fundament
alists and modernists which has been
tending the Protestant Kpiscopal chur-h
appeared probable today.
liisliop William T. Manning of the d!o
cese of New York, in a pastorial letter
td -hi rectors in the diocese, urged dis
cussion he suspended during the Christ
riuiH season, but showed no weakening In
liiH firm stand for belief in the funda
mental doctriueH of the church, including
the virgin birth of Christ, At the same
time, however, fuel wax added to the
flumes of doctrinal controvert by a de
hate between Dr. Charles Francis Pot
ter of the West Side Unitarian ch.irch
and Dr. John ltoitch Strut on of Calvory
Huptist church.
Jioctpr Potter, supporting the mod
emiHt ciuine, waH awarded a decision by
the judffeH.
Taooma, Der. 2l. Alartv Foley, locil
heavyweijibt, Hpent ino.nl. of his time in
hiH Khell here Last nicht in tiattlln?
(teortre Ijunxon, Cherokee heavyweight.
ntMl IianiMon eopped the nix round Hec
KLnn. Foley wuh toujrh, absorbing every
Ihinjf T,uiiinon threw his way. In the lent
round Foley canc-lit Lamnon with a wild
swinif and (leorife went down for a no
count. He -was up but frropEy. Foley wa4
too weary to land another hard blow.
The bout was nensatinnal especially Fo
ley's Inst round spurt.
Hank Hykor subbed for Billy Oonley
and loHt a Hix round (hviKion to" Truman
Davis. Everett middleweight. Hobby Al
len and Htanley Wilis fought a' four
round draw.
Charles G. Dawes Head Of
Allied Expert Commission
Parin. Ppp. 21. The rpparntions oom
miHHion dpcidpd today to rpqiipst rharlpa
O. Dawefl. formpr director of the United
State budget-to act nn president of th"
committee of expertii which will investi
gate Germany's finances.
jirSTIfB (OH A LAN MA V UETIIIB
Now York. Dec. 21. Tho Brooklyn
Rtandard-Unton publlRhPB a report that
Hunreme Court Justice Daniel Cohalan
Ih pluntilnK to retire from the bench In
the near future.
The newHpuper sayB Justice Cohnlan
may diroct a campaltrn to obtain the
ilemocrutlo presidential nomination for
United States Senutor . James A. Reed
of Missouri. No confirmation of the
report could be obtalnpd fronWustlce
Oohalan. '
ALIENS GET CHRISTMAS GIFTS
I'liiladeliihin, Pec. 21. The Uniteil
States Kovernment handed out Christmas
prenents to more tbnn six hundred aliens
In I'nlted Stnles district eonrt here to
day in the form of finnl citizenship pa
pers. Every iialimiality was represented
in the vast group of petitioners except
ing .lapaneso, Chinese and Kast .Indians.
BASIC LUMBER PrTce
IS NOW NEAR BOTTOM
Seattle, Wash., Dec. 21. While hnsic
prii'es and quotations from mills direct
or to shippers oro apparently at bottom
there hns hppn nq rpaclion this week on
n showing for new export, business.
Largo squares, nt no time affected by
the wenkness of bnby squares, continue
In demand although not for cargo lots.
Tho volume of unsold bnhy squares cut
during the unwarranted rush by mail
mills into the cgrgo trade, on tho
Mt'ength of tho speculative atmosphere
caused by the Japanese earthquake, is
estimated at 11.000.000 feet.
These accumulations are not beinit
moved nllhotight offered freelv at Iflll
to 12 with some nt $W. This is 'l
under the market of Spptmhpr-()ctoher.
Mediums are quoted at $28 nnd large
$.'12, some shippers claiming that they
paid &i over this figure as late as last
month.
Buyers Holding Off.
' .Tnpnn is in n bearish mood. Itesident
.Ttipnncsp ngents for Ninpon buyers are
said to have cabled full details of the
stnte of supplies here with the result
that buyers nre wntching hut are not
trading, and it Is the idea of the cargo
mills thnt the year will come to an end
nnl the next lake it fnir start beforp
conditions Improve.
Japan Market Soft.
Japanese huvcrs generally are a dol
lnr under the West Const market today.
It Is conceded by Inrre and small groups
of export cargo mills Hint the Japanese
market Is soft. Over the territory nn
occasional offer benrs out this senii
nipnt. During tho week, mills in the Tn
comn district offered 200,000 feel of fir
bnhy squares to be loaded f. a s, during
the first two weeks in March nt j'M:
21)0.000 feet, of hemlock babies' nt :I2
nn 200.000 feet of mediums at $28.
This, it is clnimed. "is $2 under the eur
rut October market.
Merchnntnble clears have' shared Rome
whnt in the wenkness of lnrge timbers.
Jiutnnese buyers who were pegged down
tignt on irrevocable letters of credit have
been attempting to get cnncclbitionH. but
the sellers have refused to consider the
proposition.
Freights Uncertain.
The Japanese mnrkct hinges hirgelv
on tho state of the freights markets. Lit
tle headway has been made this past
week on getting stenmship operators to
bring down oots, hut tramp steamers
are quoting S1.1 which is a clear dollar
lower. A small group of Urge shippers,
perhaps with too much optimism, is pre
dicting that Oriental freights will sag
another dollar before the end is reach
po. Conference lines have . discussed
tliopptug the ngieed minimum to f 1ft hut
so far as shippers are concerned this
htis not yet been done. T'ndonbtedty an
other dollar off freights would wipe out
considerable of the besrishness in Japan
and help to stimulate the inquiry.
Charters Switched.
There is said to he some switching of
Oriental charters. These fixtures were
n.nde when the market was in its most
Mieculativc mood, a time when shippers
were willing to pay almost any figure
to get space. The owners of this space
bought the lumber, but to this hour have
not been able to dispose of it. nnd rather
thnn risk demurrage and other penalties
are taking their losses now. Wholesalers
principally nre affected. Many who were
new in this line of business permitted
Japanese buyers to make payment in
yen. neglecting to add euough yen to
equnlitp with the American cold stan
dard, and the yen has been Jlucttmtiitg.
Australia Light Buyer.
Australia wnnis k little "merch." hut
totnJ siiIim foe kh week for that ac
count wete light. Thew biis beeti some
dtsappoyitmcst over tjie, failure f tJiM
Anttpipipn market tr rap-. TiifiB via-st
1'oast ofc Soiuli.Amerrcn Is nf. n "v?ors-
I nl,! actotpday ,m the,ff-flioro tade.
i l;tuauce mul vr,iJJit" ilffluu iu llif wly l
THIS $20,000 STOCK OF
Men's Suits, Overcoats, Shoes, hats,
Underwear, Shirts, Socks, Neckwear
Clothes for the Workingman, Etc.
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Just three shopping days till Christmas, Folks, and here's an unusual opportunity to
buy everything in apparel for men at exceptional bargain prices. Most stores take their
profit at this season of the year. Not So here. On the contrary, we are sacrificing this
big stock of goods at a time when you buy most. You won't find better quality wear
thari we are offering here at prices cut to the core. Be practical give him something
to wear and save enough,to buy something for others. Ask your neighbor if it pays to
attend this sale! ? f . 1 5 . . ,1
Nothing Reserved! Everything Goes!
Wanda Hawlcy, whose piquant
blonde loveliness has won thous
ands of friends among film fans,
plays Lady Agnes Dcppincham in
"The Man From Brodney's," the
picturizaf ion of George Barr
McCutchcon's famous novel, di
rected, by David Smith for Vita-
' graph." Miss Hawley recently re
cently returned from" a trip to
. Egypt where she learned that
sheiks generally arc just plain, old,
.fat men and quite diifcrent from
the wild young horseman who is
usually described as the passionate
Jovxr of tc, sarai jtiitca.
Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart
of water ench dnv, als: take salts ocea
it'tinlly, says u noted authority, who tells
us that too much rich food forms acids
which almost :arnlze the kidneys in
their efforts to expel it from' the blood.
They heroine sluggish and weaken; then
you may suffer with a dull misery in the
kidney region, sharp pains ?n the hack or
siik headnchc. diiy,iuess, your stomach
sours, tongue, is corned, and when the
weather j bail you have rheumatic
twinges. The i urine gels ilottdv. full of
sediment, the (channels often get sore and
irritated, obliging you to seek relief two
or three times during the night.
To help neutralite these, irritating
acids; to help cleanse the kidneys and
flush off the h..iVv's urinous waste, gel
four nuni-ea of .lad Salt from any phur
mncv here. Take a rablesnoonful in i
glass of water before breakfast for a few
day, aad your kidnoyp may then act fine.
This famous suits is made from the acid
of grapeft .and lemon Juice, combined with
lithia. snd has been used for years. to
help flush and stimulatu sluggish kid
nevs; also to ticutrnl ie the ncids in the
svslem so they no longer irritate. Hint
often relieving htaddcr weakness. '..
Jad Salts is inexpensive; civu hot in
jure and makes n ri'dightflil tt'fcrvCsoent
lithia-naler drink. Jty, all nvans have
vor.r physician eionine yoilr killings a
least twice a year! .
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MelhoiSi 10 V1JI) lV..fre.Til.
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GEO. H. BUHL, in Charge
WILLAMETTE STREET
Aggies Off On Barn
Storming Trip South
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvnl
Hs, Ore., Dec. 21. The varsity bas
ketball team of eight, men, headed by
Couch It. II. Hagcr. will leave Corvallis
December 2H on the Sbasta limited for
n series of basketball games in Cnlifpr
nin. The team will arrive in Onklnud at
11 o'clock the morning of December 20
nnd will play the first gnme with the
Knights of Columbus at Onkland that
night.
The eight men selected hy Coach Ila
ger to inuke the trip are Ciiptain 'Klal"
Gill, "IVte" Stoildard. nnd Ixiris It, Iln
kr. forwards "Red" Hidings and (Jpor-ge
I'-rown, centers; nnd Carlos Steele, Johu
Mlnp" Kilertson nud John H. Kolknna,
feuurds.
Start in Oakland.
The complete schedule for the team on
the barnstorming trip is ns follows:
Knights of Columbus at Onlcland Decem
ber 20; Voting Men's Institute December
27. and St. Ignatius college December
2S nt San I'rancisco. The Livermore ath
htic club nt Livermore December 20;
the Orange, athletic club at Orange Jan
uary 2; the Alhnmhra ulhletio club at
Alhambrn .lanuury H; Fresno college at
5th Fine Feature
in
The Castle
RETURN WEEK
cf popular favorites
D. W. Griffith's
with
Lillian Gish and a . Star
Cast of Griffith Players.
An epie of .screen entertain
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W
ar Stb'r.e
Kresno, .lasuarv 4; and the Stocklon
athletic club at Stockton January ;". The
team will return imiucdiutcl uftet the
Schedule is complete.
Demo Senator Declares
Pj'ofiteeriTig Unabated
Washington, ec. lii. More profiteer-
iugs poiujf on in the Tinted Slates to-'
day than during tlie war. Senator Sim- ,
moiiB, jNorth Carolina, demm-rut, charged
in a speech in the neuut-e deiumucing the
Mellon tax reduction proniam.
Declaring that the Kenate drmorrnts
would cooperate with the republicans in
eliminating nuisance taxes and lowering
tuxes tm small incomes, Simmons stated
that, as ranking minority member on tho
senate finance committee he would never)
agree to the Mellon program as long 'is
profiteering continues.
"It is the millionaire ;.nd profiteering
classes that demand these tux reduc
tions," Simmons said.
lloboken, X. .1. Not oii'y did thieves
take his money and jewelry, hut his gold
tonth au.l underclothing as weil. when)
,ionn i. aimer iooi; n inree t.ay snouzo
nt a First, avenue restanrntit and saloon
Macaroni
At It's Best
KITCHEN BOUQUET, a
purely vegetable product,
is in almost every pantry.
Housewives knov it is the
secret of making good
gravies and soups, but
KITCHEN BOUQUET is
equally good in preparing
many other dishes. Try
your next dish of macaroni
prepared this way
BAKED MACAXOM
M aMkM. memitmK ' I. M Si steM.
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on-thtrrt tho Kkd m&carant la boV
Ur biking dUb. dot with buttarsnd npHtv
U-i wiih irtlrd ebaw). thn mon macwrTsnt,
bfttMr nd hM until d:h ( full. Add Kit
fkQTJtt in milk tnd poar tfclt i.vr th
mtfttrant ta fitvrly eorwr. thf tpHnhr
thi-fcif wi'.h tHtm Pk to mVff.ni 1tt
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Quality tells. Trices sells. 39 K Oth.
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TF you will write me about
your condition, 1 will send
you my FREE illustrated book.;
' which tells many things about.
Piles and other recital troubles
which YOl) should know.
It also explains my non-surgical
treatment which, without pain or
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to cure your Pilesor fee refunded.
It alio lists hundreds of
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Last Minute
Christmas
Suggestion
M 'There Is no single Christmas
present that yon can give your
ooy or girl inai win
m them more than a bank book.
fl.OO WILL OPKV AS
At'COl'.XT!
Start n Pavings Account in the
name of your boy or girl at
this bank. Tho atmosphere of
tills bank is peculiarly attrac
tive to young people. We sur
mise tt'a because we are active,
aggressive und grownig.
Just think of tho Influence It
may have'on the after life of
your boy or girl, if you can
Instill the tloslre to -savo and
become thrifty. It would please
us to seotyour boy or your girl
stepping up to our savings ac
count w Imlow regularly.
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