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FITHIAN WILL DEFEAT WILLIAMS
Voters Want a Live Committeeman
VOTE FOR
0. H. FITHIAN
República» Candidat«
For
National
Comaitteeman
ON M AY 1»
Portland, too, is for Fithian
REPUBLICANS A L L OVER THE STATE ARE GETTING READY
TO VOTE ON M AY IS TO ELECT O./H. F IT H IA N NATIONAL
COMMITTEEMAN, INSTEAD OF R ALPH E. W ILLIAMS, WHO
HAS HAD TH E JOB TOO LONG
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PORTLAND B A H T HEWS SAYS:
“ It 1« a refreahlng and healthy zlgn when a busy and auccewful
man takas off his coat and runs tor an office that la salary-lew and
of dubious honor.
“ Such a man is O. H. FITH IAN, wholesale shoe merchant, can­
didate for the office of Republican National Committeeman. He is
opposing Ralph E. Williams, who has served since 1*08. Originally
Williams was a Democrat.
“ Fithian Is the head of the FUhlan-Barker Shoe Oo.. Portland.
It la literally true this time that ‘the office seeks the man.’ “
MORNING OREGONIAN SAYS:
“ That FIT H IA N has organised a strong campaign and Is con­
ducting a vigorous battle. Is evident to the public, and it has un­
doubtedly caused uneasiness in the Williams camp.”
PORTLAND TELEGRAM SAYS:
“ Fithian, although a lifelong worker in the Republican party,
baa never sought political office.
“ Williams is a professional politician who. after serving 14
years as national committee roan, wants still another term.
"In the 1*12 national convention Williams was antagonistic
to Theodore Rooeevelt, despite the fact that the Oregon delegation
was pledged to the great American.
"Fithian prom lass to work in harmony with Oregon’s delega­
tion in Congress.
“ Williams has never worked in harmony with the delegation.
F IT H IA N CLUB,
By Chas. T. Early, President
Robt. G. McNury, Secretary
Chas. W. Eberleln, Tress.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
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the middle front of children’s gar­
ments will aid a great deal in dress­
ing.
If only half a bottle of olives has
been used the rest will keep if a lit­
tle salt and a half teaspoonful of
olive oil are added to the brine and
the cork replaced.
Cream can be whipped more quick­
ly and without spattering if you use
a fair-sised milk pitcher instead of
a bowl.
Wash soiled matting with skim­
med milk, rinse in warm water and
dry thoroughly with a course cloth.
, Cleaning Bottles
Wash oil paintings, gently with
When cleaning bottles cut raw po­
warm milk and water. Dry without: tato into small pieces, and put them
rinsing.
into the bottles with a teaspoonful
It is a convenience when making of salt and two tablespoonfuls of
preserves, to make a list of w h at, water. Shake until every mark is
you have and fasten it on the closet removed.
door with a pencil attached; then
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when you take a Jar out. cross it off.
Leave a clean camp and a dead
A tiny cross-stitch embroidered on fire.
ijU A lO a S H E S
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MAY 4, IS M
other objectives, w ill have little hope
THE AMERICAN ALCOHOL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION of being reached in the futur«.
Practical Results
“ Hence, the American Alcohol Ed­
A new association in the field of
education has been quietly forming ucation association, both for getting
for a year and is now ready to be and disseminating the truth about
enounced. It is the American Alco­ alcohol, is a social necessity. We
hol Education association, the origin, hold, in practical results* that: To
purpose and methods of which are enforce the Volstead Act. sustain the
eet forth by Captain Richmond P. Eighteenth Amendment, end the
Hobson, general secretary, and a riot o f bootlegging, check the grow­
leading spirit In the movement. Da­ ing disregard for the Constitution of
vid Starr Jordan is president, and the United States, prevent the return
the board of directors includes Gov­ of the open sale of alcoholic bever­
ernor Allen and Senator Capper of ages, make permanent the results of
Kansas, William Jennings Bryan, all past work against alcoholism and
Luther Burbank, Doctor Harvey W. release all mankind from the desire
Wiley, Bishop L. C. Sanford, fS. -G. for strong drink— the power must
Lewis, Hon. P. P. Claxton. ex-com­ come from within the individual,'not
missioner of education of the United from without.
"Montaville Flowers of Pasadena,
States, and others equally well
known. Its field is the world, and it author, lecturer and man of affairs,
chose to locate its headquarters in has been appointed a vice-president
California as the new center of the and secretary of promulgation. We
world-activity, and to begin its ac­ are now seeking among the scien­
tive field work in this state. Its of­ tific men of the world for a secretary
of'research. The executive commit­
fices are in Pasadena.
tee has authorized the president and
general secretary to proceed with the
Captain Hobson’s Statement
“ For many years I' have been try­ w6rk of research and promulgation
ing to find the way to bring about as fast as runds are available.
the systematic education of society
W ill Hold Institutes
in the truth about alcohol, knowing
“
Our
work
in promulgation of the
that) the truth would produce in the
individual an abhorrence for the truth w ill be elaborate. In addition
to the distribution of pamphlets,
drug, and in society would arouse books and letters, we shall conduct
the deepest of social emotions— self- educational institutes under corps of
preservation and protection of the
distinguished
scholars,
statesmen
offspring— which would be curative and lecturers, whose names carry
of the ills of alcohol in society.
authority and conviction. We shall
“ My examination of the results of begin these institutes in California
scientific reseat Jh— assembled for me in the early fall; following the in­
by the government from all lands— stitutes here, we plan to carry this
changed the course of my own life. educational campaign to the forty-
Put into my speech, ‘The Great Des­ five largest cities of the country, or­
troyer* and distributed to millions, ganising branches to make the asso­
these truths had a similar effect up­ ciation permanent.
We take the
on others and helped to form the largest cities first because they are
thought of the whole Country upon the centers of unrest and anti-social
the organic nature of the disease of forces conspiring against the Consti­
alcoholism in society, and upon the tution. In preparation for this we
necessity of organic treatment, if have already sent letters and pam­
civilisation is to be saved from dis­ phlets to thirty thousand leaders of
integration under the anti-social and the country. Thus we shall continue
destructive forces produced by the this edueation process by institutes
drug upon the upper brain of man. and the printed word until we shall
‘" f t e transforming and socially reach regularly every city and
healing power o f the* knowledge of county seat in America and, mean­
this truth cannot be questioned. The time, from this vantage ground,
difficult, constructive problem is shall spread the truth to the peoples
how to insure that society shall be o f all nations."
systematically inoculated with this
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truth.
For sale cheap— Complete fishing
outfit, including two good setter
New Organization Necessary
dogs.
“ My labor with existing temper
But to catch dogfish you really
ance and prohibition organisations, need polecats and hook-worms.— Buf­
and my work with special commit­ falo paper.
tees of the world congress against
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alcohol, have culminated in the full
Coach— “ Have you ever done any
conviction that a new organization— track work?”
taking no part, as such, in political
Applicant— “ Yes, sir, I worked all
or other strife Over prohibition or summer for the S. P.”
other questions o f policy— is abso­
lutely necessary. It must be created
Man’s history is written in his
for and exist solely for this work of face; woman’s on her heart.
education. To the standard o f this
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education treatment all men can ra l­
The population o f the British Em­
ly, regardless of other affiliations.
pire exceeds one-quarter of the
“ The American Alcohol Education world's population.
association is the outcome. It was
organized in Los Angeles last March
with one hundred charter members,
drawn from a list of about two
thousand outstanding, public spirit­
ed. patriotic citizens of the country.
It undertakes to establish, authorita­
tively, the truth about alcohol and to
disseminate that truth throughout
society, knowing that (where the
disease is not too far advanced) this
truth, properly presented, w ill arouse
in the individual and in society mo
tives deeper and stronger than the
alcohol appeals.
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Findings o f Modern Science -
“ The two cardinal findings ',of
modern science that have this power
are:
“ First, that the drug atiacks the
upper brain of man and degenerates
and desocializes. In the individual,
the ultimate social unit, thereby un­
dermining the foundations o f social
institutions, causing disintegration
and paving the way for most «of the
social ills, including crime, anarchy,
war.
“ Secondly, that alcohol is a racial
poison and is the primary cause o f
vice and the two other racial poi­
sons. the vice diseases; that these
social -poisons are attacking the
germ plasm of the human species
entailing, as the generations pass,
the decline of nations, and threat­
ening, unless checked, reversion to
barbarism or the extinction o f the
race.
"Society Is n o t, award of /these
truths or o f these Impending evils.
Getting the knowledge of these
truths to society is the first move
toward averting these evils; they
must be presented to all men In con­
vincing proof and extensive oft-re-
peated detail.
This the American
Alcohol Education association un­
dertakes to do, and UUs alone; a
world association with its branches
in all lands, it is to become, as it
were, a gland by virtue of whose se­
cretions and discharges all the cura­
tive activities of the body social may
become effective and together, bring
about the cure of the disease o f al­
coholism. thereby removing the pri­
mary cause of most social ills.
Specialization
“ In the matter of finding the
truth, a glance at the bibliography
of alcohol will reveal the utter lack
of cooperation and directness o f pur­
pose in the research and experimen­
tation centers of the world.
We
•hall undertake to aid and coordi­
nate these activities, to differentiate
and direct them for greater efficien­
cy. to conduct special investigations
whsre needed, to assemble results
from all sourcse and to prepare them
for the use o f society and an Its re­
form agencies. No other organisa­
tion does this; no other organisation
with other primary objectives can
do this.
'Tn tbs matter o f disseminating
the truth, the educational work of
other agencies is carried on inci­
dentally, or as a department or ad-
W *et to some other primary objec­
tive; or it is operated with a special,
l i f t e d constituency that least needs
the edueation. it is a patent fact
that the great mass of society is not
getting the truth about alcohol now,
i f we rely upon agencies w ltft
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