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Newspaper Page TextKENTUCKY STILL HASMUCHLIQUOR :i.r,000,000 (.allon of Hoone Kcmalnn with Prohibition Starting Tomorrow UJUIHVIU.E, Key., Jan. 10 Uy A. r.-Kentucky dl.tlllcr..till held sev ml million guilons of liquor today; the la.l day before conilituilonal pro hibition wu Initiated, notwithttand- IIUSINESS MEN OF JEFFEKSON MEET Ofllcen Elected; Liicht 3ue. tion DinruHHcd &nd Solution Presented JKFKKRHON. Jan., 1 Special The Jrffrrton lluilne.i Mem League hiM Iheir semi-monthly meeting Mon day evening at the Oregon State Bank Offlcrre fur the emuing year were circled i follows: Pretident, Goo. P. Griffith; tecro tary, E. E. Howell; ireaiuri-r, Geo. C. Muton. Many topics of interest wire ditcuaied. The on of greatc.t liilrreet to the AGED MAN IS GREAT INVENTOR California Citizen Patent 46 Invention); Makes Labor Saving Devices Thorns. Editon, Henry Hord and Luther Hurbank had betUr look 10 their laurels. The Southern Pacific hat amonK ill Inventive ireniuiei Frank V. Carman, luperintcndent of the Company's Weat O-.kland will. Carman recently patented hit forty Ins attempts to export it. Last un official figures were that 85,000,000 ctxrn, WM ,h liKht tubpets. For ix,h invention, thrreby improving on -.11 .i..,l .t .....rovim.i.tu two . ' .k. iik. h.v. hi. record of one invention for each 000 000 remained In bonded ware- ' been very dim and tha question hou.ua. In faU wua In torn doubt. brought 'jp-rat whether it wai lack Unlets confiscated by tha gJVcrn- , of proper machinery or laelt or pow cabinet maker. Toilay ! of hl forty-five yrare tervlce with , I he Company. ! He began hit railroad career with mrnt. It wai .aid. nrich of it probably r. Tha city electrician wived th. j ih. rstablithmsnt of th. mill .In 1876, ti. k. .M ,.. I miction hi stai nir that r Ihev wou l tuning a. a cauiucv m". Whl.key intere.t. of thl. ataU wait- Vive h!m the power that the city wa. at tha aire of 68, he ia well and vig rd until early December in tha ballrf paylnif for ha would give them the j orou. and .till i. working on many that the President, tha Buprema Court ' I'fbU 1 would be no cau.e I Important problems and labor saving or Conirre.. would lift the wartime ' complaint. device. Brohibl.lon ban. When th. Supreme ' The plant a. We.t Oakland under me oiuwm wijmiiHKH, .-rr - the mill work for the entire. Pacifie toun hrid the law contituiionai and Leather Money Makes I Cheap Shoe Soles Sy.tcm. including all ttationi, termi- neither the Pre.ldrnt or Congrats : J tka V. tk. aawa.naiaa.rl tnw ahlpment of their .lock, to foreign 1 MATTIGHOFEN. Au.tria-Re.l nal b-iilding.. roadway .ign.. wooden countrie., but were .aid to have been dent, of thl. community in Tyrol are I bridge., tank material, etc. or is only nominally wccc.ful. j u.lng leather money a. .ale. for p.p- logical inUrett is the fact that Sup- About that t.m. some Kentucky in- r .hoe.. FracUonal meial currency erintendent Carman personally diet ....... i i.n.a.1.. . .i;i. U.aDDeared aome lim. airo and the most of the Interior inlaid work on r announcement i'n Chicago, that Uiey municipality authorised a big leather j the Stanford. Crocker . Huntington .j ...... i. i .v . - fartr ta .Un. nut utiu rounrf in i and Hopkins home., and alao or tai- ruuiu iii.iiiua-i m lull in (uuii ui r i ... v . I lllra. ixorma s famous icaoi i n the Del Monte. Carman', invention, all deal with 1 .( LI. cheaper 1o u.e the leather money aa problem, arreting the ouipui or nit a. .oling for their .hoe. than to buy mill and by rea.on of which the South the leather ole. tier ojr .take., trace profilea of worn rail., turn wait log. Into cattle guard, and other u.eful article., (im ply nd economically. Harness Racing on Ice . Occupies Easterners Mt. CI.EMENSC, Mlt Ilarneta racing on the ice will uegin at tha ' Clinton View park here January 27. Thr work of icing the track ha. been begun, and a number of the perfor mer, of the minor circuit, are quar tered in the .table.. Washington V. Profs. to Teach Workers SEATTLE Three profetor. of the Univcrtity of Wa.hington are to teach claate. during the winter term of the Seattle Worker.' College which open ed here at the Labor Temple. The college it condictcd by the Seattle Central Labor Council. claim., Wa-hlngton. ate thi month "eller P"" from acrap leather, or early February in an effort to e-1 Thl. wrved the local bu.lneu re ure reimlrjracment from the govern-1 q jlremrni. until the p-ople found it ment for the whl.key that remained in the country atrr today. One almo.t immediate retult of the permanent ban clamped down today may e (he doing for good of the ; S00 Louiaville taloon. that .urvived ' the wartime taw by eonvenion Into oft-drink di.prn.orie. A number of the proprriteor. declared today tlut they cannot operate under pre tent profit, and therefore expect to begin new bu. Incite.. Meantime, the real work of pro hibition rnforcemen t officer, began today. They were .aid to he ready to ejppre. all violation, of the law In thl. elate. To Honor Home Product. OLYMPIA, Wn "Made-ln-Wa.h- lngton-Weekn will be obaervrd by the n ..... i u,' ri..k t oa nn "jntytm " uiiiaiii viuu tfaiiiuaiij aua . m.KlliK paun .-.. ---.a Several Wa.hington made product, out 12.000 an hour, fa.ter than they will be on di.play. The chb hope, can be counted. to create Intere.t in good, manufac- Other Carman deviie. automatic lured in the ttate. ' ally turn out nrvcyor'e .take, lum- ern Pacific plant haa become one of the mxit effective in the country, an out-ut of ten million feet of lim ber a year. A. an example new machine for making .pike plug, will turn them STEEDS OF ST. MARK ARE BACK lironze Horses From Facade of Venetian Cathedral Are Returned VENICE, The four bronxe hone, which adorned the facade of St. Mark, cathedral have again been put in place after an abience of more than two year, due to their tran.fer to Rome where they had been kept to avoid euplure by the Au.trian. or dc.irjc tion by air bomb.. The hor.e. are regarded a. thefln cit .prcimcn. of ancient bronze, and, according to tradition, graced the triumphal arch of Nero. In the reign of Con.Untinople, they were taken by that cmporer to Con.Untinople. They atood until 1204 when they were brought to Venice and placed' on St. Mark, eathedpil. There the hore. remained for.almoit ilx centurie. Napoleon, after he had conquered Venice, took them to Pari, to adorn , tha arch of Triumph in the Palace dir Carrauael. After hi. defeat at Wat erloo thye were returned to their or iginal place Jn St. Mirk., where they remained uneyiturbed for a century. The horiei .land five feet in height and are the only one. in existence repre.enting an ancient chariot quadriga. Automobile Man Dies In New York Wednesday NEW YORK, Jan 16 John Dodge, of Detroit, automobile manufacturer, died here laat night from pneumonia. The career of John F. Dodge par 'allelled in many way. that of ma jority of Michigan', leading automo bile maker. It began in a .mall machine ahop, included many atrug glee agairut poverty and failure and ita clone found him one of the motor king, of the world with a fortune cli mated at upward, of $50,000,000. Dodge wa. born in Nile. Mich., M year. ago. In 1886 be moved to De troit and ahortly afterward he wa. joined by hi. brother, Horace E. Dodge. For yean the brother, work ed together a. wage-earning machin ist.. In 1912 the brother, announced their intention of entering the auto mobile buaineaa on their own account. The enterprise waa successful from the beginning and under the impetus of the war it grew until today the Dodge interests employ approximately 18.000 persons. Economy J Sale i These Special Items will help you in your efforts to bring down the living costs Ladies Suits, 1 lot $4.95 Ladies Suits, 1 lot $19.85 Ladies Coats, 1 lot ..$9.95 Ladies Coats, 1 lot $15.95 Ladies Sweaters $3.95 Ladies Waists $2.95 MILLINERY AT COST PRICE CNUSCAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ECONOMIZE )j M. Sternberg & Co. jj I f a nice GUHD r J s Reed College" Soldiers Get Welcome Bonus PORTLAND, Ore., Jan.; 16 Ex soldiers and sailor, attending Reed college had reason to be glad they en listed from the Beaver tnte todny when the first In.tallmcnt of a 10. 000 allottmrnt was distributed by the college businc. office. Each man re ceived $62.D0 a. a present from the tntc of Oregon a. a ren.in.dor thit hit services in the world wnr were appre ciated. This shum rcpreicntt ttate educational aid payments for the months of October, September and November. Under the terms of the toilers' aid act, each ex-service mnn from Oregon receivct 26 a month d jrlng hit attendance at college. In Edward the Flrst'e tlmo four ab besses were summoned to parlimcnt, and In the reign of Edward the Third half a dozen counteisot were sum moned. - SATURDAY CASH SPECIAL No.18 Here in a chance to nave a whole day's waj?cs two of 'em and kick old man H. C. L. clear oit tho back door. If you are skeptical JUST READ THISIH Fisher's Blend flourothers sell at $3.45 per sack, our price . $2.98 Beit Montana Hard Wheat Flour Olympic, best patented hard wheat . 3.12 White or Yellow Corn Meal per 9 lb. bag 59c Good Creamery Butter . . . 64c Lard, Swifts White Premium . 38c Bacon, "Issue", last chance x at this price 30c Tomatoes, standard No. 2 1 a 2 for 27c Tomatoes, solid pack .... 15c Oranges, 150 size . . . . . 40c Oranges, 250 '' 24c Soap, Lyon Savon five bars. . 25c Brooms, four seam a good sweeper 64c Can you beat it in the City? Watch for next special East Albany Grocery IT'S TO YOUR INTEREST To Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to HAZELWOOD CREAM STATION H. L. Stenberg, Mgr. 128 West 2nd St. Highest Cash Prices Paid WE HAVE Everything OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. iiiiiii: TAKE NO CHANCES WITH THAT BAD COLD will give you quick relief.' They reduce the fever, arc gently laxitive, cause no ringing in the ears and give a general toning up effect to the whole system while you recover. - Price Per Bottle 25c Calavan Drug Store E. 2nd & Main St. mil THREE YEARS WITHOUT HOPE A Starr ef SkkMM aad Saflerlng wili Rial Betas U Health IltnUii j geod to real II No matter bow long nor how much yem hare enffered. do not glre up hope. Do not decide there la no help tor you. There la. Make up your mind to get well. Yon can. There la a remedy In which 70a may place full reliance aa did Mra. Roxalla KanU of 3 SlWer Street, New Britain, Conn. Thla la what the aaya: I had crampa (or three yeare and thought I would nerer be any better. I could not eat . without dlatreea. Slept with my mouth open and could hardly breathe. No medicine helped me. I had catarrh of th atomach. .Now I hare no crampa and am feeling well and healthy. I wlah erery aufferlng person would take PE-RU-NA." Catarrh effecta the mucoua membranea la any orno or part PE-RU-NA. by regulating the dlgeatlon and aiding elimination, aenda a rich, pure aupply of blood and nourishment to the alck and Inflamed membranea and health returns. For coughs, colds, catarrh and catarrhal conditions generally. PE-RU-NA la recommended. If you are alck, do nofwait and suffer. The sooner you begin using Dr. Hartman'a well-known PE-RU-NA, the sooner you may expect to be well and strong and In full possession of your health. A bottle of PE-RU-NA Is the finest emergency, ready-to-take remedy to hare In the house. It Is fourteen ounce of pre. ventlou and protection. Sold Trywher In tablet or llanld form. 1 THE UNIVERSAL CAR Buy Now While Deliveries Are Possible Buy your Ford car now while delWerle are possible. There la only a limited, specified number of Ford cars allotted to this territory. You will be wise to buy one now while we can get cars to deliver. A aigned order with us la your protection. Ereiy our small allotment of Ford cara la not shipped us until we hare bonafide .orders for them. This is because the demand for Ford cars all orer the country is greater than the supply or production. So, don't depend on spring delirery. Only so many Ford cars will be shipped in to this territory; only ao many will be able to get Ford cars. If you would be forehanded and plan ahead, you will lave us deliver you a Ford car aa soon as possible. Then you will hare It to use whenever you want It. The Ford is an all year utility In your home or business. Ita serviceability, its ease of operation, its low coat of maintenance has made it such. It will serve you the year around. Spring and summer autumn and winter, it is your servant; always ready to do your bidding. . . . . ... .