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into full service to the people; mer chant murine, whose ex'tance is guaranteed In helpfullnesa to our na tion, mut be secured by gainful trade; profiteering In tha people's necessities must be prevented and reasonable regulation brought about: our housing problem ia acute; with out being too parternal, the question of occupational employment for our returning soldiers, who have served us so well, must be facet); we must secure opportunity for tha afflicted by vocational training; immigration must be controlled and recognition given t the need of newly landed 4abor distribution, to the end that un employment may be lessened and its evil effects avoided; the postal ser vice must be constantly better! and render increased benefit; the indus trial question and attendant class legislation must be met. These are problems of our every day existence. We need the wisest legislation and effective administra tion to settle them. . While accepting without protest the cost of war and the burden of wai interest, the great problems now fac ing this nation is how, outside of such charges, to return to the closest economy in national expenditures. Reasonable belief that such prob lems will be wisely settled will give the perplexed and distressed people peace of mind and hopeful faith in the future. LOUIS NK0N SOUNDS WARNING TO PEOPLE IN GREETING MESSAGE Peace at Home and Abroad Is Welcomed; Care Needed in Selection of Public as Well as Private Business, Says Man Who Designed Battleship "Oregon" An expression at this time from neglected for four years. really big American seems most; We need peace of mind that appropriate and there is no question may see things in their true per but that Lewis Nixon ia a big Ame- spective and that we may all do our rican. It ia not a matter of politics part in having the nation follow the but one of achievement that has made course best suited to our needs and Lewis Nixon's name known all over that will best enable all the nations of the United States and over a large world to strive together in an effort nortion of the world beyond our bar- to recoup their losses in men and ders. i treasure. When the United States was still' We need, too, a Ipmtuat peace very far from being considered one ' that, while much ia unforgivable, of the great Powers of the world, it shall not let resentment and bitterness was Lewis Nixon who designed and prolong the aftermath of war. built a battle-ship that focussed thej We need industrial peace in which eyes of the nations of the earth on , output commensurate with wage and the IT. S. A. The career of the fam-! wage commensurate with value of oua "Orea-on" will live long in the : production may be secured without memories of the present and future resort to strikes. generations of Americana. I Endeavors to divert the minds of A statesman of unauestioned acu-'our people that they may follow men, Lewis Nixon brought North and blindly the promises of those who, by South America together aa no man , training and experience, are incap brought the two Continents of the , able of even understanding the stress Western Hemisphere together before and hardship they think they can re- or since, when he was the head of the , lieve should be guarded against. American Commission that 'made its The public business of the nation memorable tour through the Latin ia vaster, more difficult and more vit countries to the South of us. His ally affect the welfare of all than easy, captivating manner of speech, any private interests. Hence the his conceeded expert knowledge of in- same care that private interests take ternational affairs and his magnetic in their selection of managers should yet, withal, dignified personality, did be followed by the stockholders of the more to win the suspicious Latins nation when they select their manage over to our aide than all the bom-: ment. bastic dollar-diplomacy that was di-j We cannot have peace in our na reeled at the South American repub-: tional, industrial and commercial life lies by those ill-advised statesmen who if, through hit or miss management, failed to see that our Latin brothers the cost of government in all its could not be won over by selfish and phases national, state or city bears setf-laoditory talk. unduly upon the taxpayer and checks Lewis Nixon pointed out many of or destroys industrial initative or en the dangerous that finally did beset the United States and the Allies, long before they actually appeared. His life, from the day that he emerged from the Naval Accademy at An napolis, has been a practical devo tion to the interests of his country. What he designed, built, invented and preached all was for the betterment of our United States and those-who call this land of ours our own. Following is Mr. Nixon's message of warning this New Years Day At the approach of the holiday son our minds are naturally turned to peace and good will. We need peace abroad that we may resume in full measure the commerce and relations in which we engaged before the war. terpnse. The strategy of trade is as impor tant aa the strategy of war and more far reaching and vital in its effect. So, while nations will be selfish in their own interests, a reputation for fair dealing ia just as valuable abroad as it ia at home. During the next few months the nation will be fed up on generalities. It cannot follow peaceful lines of progress until it really settles its problems instead of talking about them. Our people are not satisfied that all is well. They are perplexed and concerned. They see a struggle for political advantage rather than meeting of minds on the problems that affect them in everday life. Think what must be settled before our people can feel reasonably se- pursuit of peace and We need peace at home that our people may turn their minds to the I cure in their problems for the general welfare I happiness! made more insistent and vital because The railroads must be brought back Pacific Garage AUTO ACCESSORIES & REPAIR WORK Oils and Gassoline Agents for Savage and Portege Auto Tires H. B. Jones, Prop 134 W. 2nd St. Scatter Gun Experts Are At Riverside RIVERSIDE, Cal.r-Shotgun ex pert i from all over the United Slates irt expected to attend here, from Dec. 31 to Jan S," the first annual trap- shooting tournament for what Is to be known as the championship of Am erica at 100 lo.yard trgeti. This will be the first attempt on the Pacific coast to induce eastern shoot ers to rome west for a winter event. If the tournament proves successful, it is planned to m.ike it an ann'ialaf-fair. Three trophies are being offered, one to the high man during tha en tire shoot and the other two to tha trading manibera of tha winning state i teams. Many entries already have been re ceived from both amateur and profns iionut experts with scatterguiu. Service that is Rea erviee Investigation - B Of Oil Business m Ordered by Judge H : S3 WICHITA FALLS, Tex., Express- H ing his belief that "millions of dol- ' a Ian had been swindled by illicit oil ' II promoters since the Wichita oil fields : H had been opened," Judge William N. ; H Bonner, in chargring the grand jury i S empanalled in the Thirtieth district E5 court, ordered a complete investiga- I HI lion of alleged illicit oil transactions, 3 including both lease and share sales. j Judge Bonner declared "thousands . Wi of people throughout the United States, many of them poor people ' S3 working by salary, havrbeen swindled j it of their hard-earned money by s smooth-tongued lease and share sales- ' Specializing as we do on the Service end of the Automobile business we are able to render you flrst class work at all times. Automobile Repairing Agents for U. S. L. Starting and Lighting Systems and Storage Batteries. , We Charge Batteries Tire Vulcanizing. - United States and Star Tires Complete Line of Accessories GASOLINE AND OILS. D.& B. Auto Service R. E. Shepherd was named foreman of the grand jury which began its work at once. Company East Third & Main Sts. On Pacific Highway FA New Year's Greeting: We wish to thank our many friends for their patronage in the past. It is our purpose to continue the high class of service we have heretofore main tained at a cost to our patrons that will justify mutual friendly relations. ' Albany Abstract Compauy Albany, Oregon Announcing The MACK Truck Although the Mack Truck is not new to experienced truck buyers, we are pleased to announce that we have secured the agency for this splendid commercial vehicle for Albany and vicinity. There are other good trucks on the market, but the Mack is the gold standard of motor truck value. What the Mack has accomplished other truck builders have tried to attain. - . Full-powered, like a giant locomotive,-the Mack truck sweeps over the world's highways. It follows" no prescribed track but moulds its routes according to the demands of transportation. First manufactured twenty years ago, the Mack introduced the motor truck idea in the United States. Practical years of experience have followed with refinements in design that have produced the most endurable performance truck on record. In Los Angeles, a Mack truck has traveled 50,000 miles with an actual cost for repairs and parts of less than $20.00. 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Willys has been building motor cars there has been a con stantly increasing demand for the output of his factories. And in spite of the fact that the Over land factories are the largest in the world build ing fine pleasure and commercial vehicles, every car of the vast volume that he has produced has been eagerly sought by motor enthusiasts who know car values. This year the Overland Is offering a new model the Model Four, a light sturdy pleasure and business car designed to meet the needs for quick, economical, comfortable transportation which exists among millions of people in all classes of life. Mr. Willys says of this car: "After ten years of experimenting, two years of testing, and 250,000 miles of demonstration, I am confident Uveriand 4 will 4 will give satisfaction to owners out of all proportion to Its price." NASH and FEDERAL TRUCKS Included in our line of motor vehicles are Nash one, two and four ton trucks in va rying sizes and capacities. 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