Albany daily democrat., April 13, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

PAGk KlVlt
China uututg Not toarrao.
Althoiitfh th triiillc in liiiimiii hair
line hot been an brlak during the pnat
fow yeura aa formtTly on a''iuiit of
the vi'vrlug of the fuahloua lu luilr
dreaalng towiinl Iho t-xlnim-H almplic
Ity, tht-ro ure lullllniia of poiindi of
liuiniiti hulr iMirtei from Chiiui. One
of the itenilliir finta lu connection
with the trudo la tt.ut often after the
Clttueai wud the hulr to ua we I mil
ly (rur In regunl to tlm lnvlill nuTr
ui-ta Hhhli AiiM-rlrmi and Kuropeim
Hoint'ii u fo liti'p their own lock a
In ordt r on u ivlndy lny.
The huir lift tnilii' hua Iiitoiiio of
greut liiiH.itiin' to Iho provlni'i of
Hhiiiituiig. vU li now .r.vl'.-a jxticllc
ally the i btlro aupply for the market.
Thiiu the hulr net worn by the verli-at
alny-ttl home In America hu iloulitea
rroaard lliw ortui Hirer tlmea. I'vptt
lur Ht-leme Monthly.
WAITER M. PIERCE
FOR GOVERNOR
State Senator From Eastern
Oregon Announces Candidacy
For Chief Executive.
CHJCHESTER S PILLS
ftNOW HCKSV.H AROL'ND
I N LOCK W OOD FILM
hVuutifut anow acenca around In
Hurold Ijm U wood'a neweat Metro
wunIrply, "The AveriKinjf Trail," a
five act dntrna of the lumber camp In
t!ia north wooda, baaid on Henry Oy
i n'a novtrl, "Canton Olaf," whi: h
toiora Vi the Kolfe Theatre on Sun-
dny only.
Ttie acenea were obtained in the
White Mountains of New Hampshire,
where Mr. IWkwood, I 'tractor Fran
"ia Ford and over 20 member of tha
Metro company spent three weka
'iinc at acinic exterioua.
"Tha Harrier
"The Harrier," the aeven-rcel photo
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, BATLUDAV.4 APRIL 13, 118.
drama of Rex Beach's fnmoua novej
by the aame name, cornea to the Rolfa
Theatre commencing Monday. Thla
picture haa bean heralded as one of
the greateat dramas that has ever
been on the screen. At the Broadway
Theatre, New York, It scored a tra
mendoua hit and haa since broken at
tendance records every where It has
been shown.
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SOLO BY DklXiGISf S IVUtYVhHiJCE
Wit F.N antwrring
(lrat mrntlon tH
Clataifird id
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It anil ilyi It and aend It buck to he
After due dellheratlona I have de
cided to become a candidate fur tho
lNtmM-rilr nomination fur governor
at the primary rh'i Umi lu b held
May IT
Ourlni my 36 yeare of realdenc In
Oregon I have taken au active intnreal
In puhllc affalra At preaeiit I am a
stain eonaior rH'ritMiiiinK I'niim and
Wallow cmiutlee. and am now and
have been proaldciit uf Ilia Hlate 'lai
(jay or a' leaicue a lure lis orgnlMllon
My posillou upon moat public quea
tlona la well known and understood
If itom Ilia t iU and eleclel governor,
I ilnlKti iti y ear neat and uiniuahrhd
support to rrsldut Woodr" WUuq
and in the treat effort hn la leadir
tu win war. In th la dark tiuur of
Our national Uf there la nothing elar
that rounla Wk muat win the war
or the principle that all invcrniiieiita
derive their Juat powers from lti
roneent uf (hit governed." after M
yrara uf eiiatence. muat perlah
I frar our people do not realise the
aerlouanraa of tho prstil titanic
alruRitlft It cannot b the end of fn
lualliuttoiia. Wo altall win-and not
a I'ruaaleu prat either, but a pur
;' - ''' i ' l;g
WALTER M Pla-HCk
that will Inaure fur all time the free
dotit of all naMone. great or amall
Kvery riun In public or prlvatr
llfn aliould rt hla loal aid and a
lalanm lu the commander in chlrf of
our army and navy our president
Woodmw Wllaoo. Thla la no Unto to
falaely crltlclne, find fault or play pol
Itlra l Im Hun, with the drlpplnr
blo4M nf murilnrrd milllone. In at (In
door He. would treat our wlvs and
daughters aa he haa treated the gen
tit women of llelglum aud North nrn
Krance. if ha could. Our boya wear
lag th navy blui la KnglUh waiara
and our bva In I ho olln drab ioria
vhara In Kranre ara aa truly fiRhdrn
a dwfvniilvn battla aa tliouifh tlicy wnr
roalalliiR lhi advama of th Hun up
tb Columbia rlvar.
I plrilgii my moat loyal aupport to
ail our boya who tiavn or may mitrr
th war and who may b rallrd tiHtn
to ahrd (hair blood, poaatbly aarriftr
lOR thalr IHaa for iba piTpftutf y of
our fra Inatltutlona Thounanda of
our brlRhlfat. bravest and brat havr
una. and many no doubt will br
eallnd upon to maka tha auprfma aac
rlflra for tha triumph of rljchiomia
Deaa.
I pladua myaalf to labor nm-caHlim
ly to hnlp allrvtaia tho auffnrltiR ao
far aa poaalbta and admlnlatar to iho
oomforta of our country a ilnfandora
I bollavn OrttRon aliould b orRan
Wad from top to tmtlum for iho win
Ior of the war. No paraun'a Unto la
hla own Kvery man and woman
OURht to labor In aome orrupntlnn
that will help win the war Wa ahould
be ao ortanlied that farina, ahlpyarda.
and fnclorlva manufarturliiR war nm
tarial aliould nut feel the altortat; of
labor.
W mutt work toRelhiT aa a unltnd
peoplr, with one purpoae and one aim
or pariah. Wanea ahotitd be coin
manaurate with tha Incraaaed coat of
living
With thaaa bellafa firmly flird. If I
wara governor, I would aak all atalp
Inatltultona to limit their money do
manda to the vnry loweat point poa
atbln. ao that thla atala'a financial
atranRlh may be couaorvid to hn uad
for our dafrnaa and to allavlato the
aufferlitRa of our pupl that muat fol
low thla terrible war.
I believe In prlaon reform no that
tha tinfortunnln ouoa we confine In
our penal Inatltutlona may return to
the walka of Ufa hntter and not worae
by rcHflon uf thwlr Inrarcarnllon.
I hiivo hoan a laboring man moat of
my life and dropiy aympathlze with
thorn who hnmatly toll, firmly hollov
lng that opportunity ahotitd be given
to all to earn an houeal living In anme
uaoful occupation.
My oppoaltlnn to tho Anmrloan aa
I loon In thla atate commenced with my
arrival hern 3b yoara ano. I rojolco
that tha aulnon In Oregon la gone for
good. I believo In the atrlct on force
ment of tha law. I favor national
prohlhttlon.
I have alwaya favored woman auf
frago and am lu favor of Kitondliig
tho franchiao throiiKhout the nation.
I behove In the peoplo'a rule In
tha areateat poanlble participation by
tha pooplo dlrN?t in all the affalra of
coverninant coinpntibln with tho prac
tical and efricteut adinliilatratlon uf
affalra.
1 am a firm bellnvor In tho future
groaUieaa of Orvgon. I'orlland ahoul
be one of tho great eat porta of tho
world. With her Inland watorwaya de-
veloned. ateamahln linen promoted and
rural Oregon dovolopod, her future
deattny la aHaiirod.
1 a hull do ovorythtng In my pnwor
If governor to promote tho buatiioaa
crowth and dovoiopment or our aiato,
never forgetting tho ntwoaalty for con-
atant work for thn moral uplift and
ducat inn nt opporliinltlfa.
My motto hUaII bo: "Organltntlon of
THE efficiency of our khaki-clad eagle in
France helping to free the world of the
German Vulture depends on our golden
eagles at home. Men we have in plenty raw
materials in abundance but money is needed to
furnish our men with food, to turn raw materials
into equipment. We need money for ships to
get our men and equipment into the right.
.This space reserved for names of individuals and firms'
contributing to the local Liberty Loan Advertising
Fund.
mJverturmfttf ittxgmti
Without money to do these things, Victory is
impossible our own safety is in jeopardy!
Put an end to German fnghtfulness now and
insure the safety of our nation by purchasing
additional Liberty Bonds. No matter how
many you have already bought, buy more! It is
your opportunity to do your share easily, safely
and profitably. Buy that Liberty Bond today.
smd wntyn H. A. AlcCsmm Cmpmmy, Advtrtutng A tents, n trtmcisc
LIBERTY BONDS
Are United States Government
Bonds.
They bear interest at a rate higher
than earned by any other class
of Government bonds.
They do not represent a war gift
or donation but the highest type
of profit producing investment
They are in denominations rang,
ing upward from $50 to sqit tha
convenience and the finances of
every American who wants to
help his country.
If you are willing to help your
country any bank or trust com
pany will help you by accepting
your order and arranging terms
of payment without the impo
sition of any commission or
charge for its services.
Any Bank Will Help Yon
Oregon fur Ui winning or tne war.
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