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MAD MULLAH HAS BAD REPUTATION Leader in "Holy Wan" Has Been Making Trouble for Many Years NKW YOKK, Mulish 1 Mohammed Bui Abdullah, lh "Mad Mullah" uf Boinalilaml, auainst whom British ami Italian furrra recently have been suc cessful with tanks ml aircraft, but who. himself, escaped, has caused trouble fur the Hritlsh fur many yrara. Il U'Kn stirring up the natives of Smualilaml In IH'.MI, fUT making a pllg-riiiuwo to Mecca, ami hia "holy wars" sometimes havo attainril con siderable success. In 1HDU despatches said ho w leading an upriainK In the interior uf Kunialilanil, ami It waa augiteati'd that "a military promenade" be taken against him. That "prome nade" grew Intu a desultory campaign which took three yrara ami cost the Ilritiah government l&.0tH),O00. Kvtrn thin, hli power wit only temporarily bnken by thu battle of Jnlhalll, fur he fled with the remnant of hia furcra to Italian territory, destroying wells an he wnit ami thua making pursuit impossible. v While he waa only one of the lesser rvli(iua rhii-fa of hia country, hi a pilgrimage, to Mecra ami bia tral l.i preaching the Moslem faith augment ed hia Intluriire until he hail rollrct cil a la r ire army, in which were aome of Um beat Aghling tribes in that part of Africa. He prravhi-d war fur the protection of lulnin ami advocated the rxtermiiia tion of whiU-a, am) with the Increa-f of hia power began a crusade, aidi-d by di-rvishra, which finally exU-nded over the whole of Somalilaml. A a the roult ' of an agreement reached in Hecemlier VMt', hetwerii Crrat llritain ami Italy to offer the Mullah an aaaiirnment of a aettleil aphere in Snmaliland, togi-'her with irrazera rights in certain iarts of Ilritiah ami Italian territory, he under took to obarrve eace tuwatd llritain and Italy. Ilia neat outbreak of conarirui'iice waa in l'.'lO, when he atarted i lerocl oua campaign against the aultannte under Ilritiah protection, and danht crvd humlnsls of tribesmen fii-ndly to the liriliah . Wide arena were !a il waate and tuwna rar.rd. The natuial obstacle uf the torrid desert co'irliy. combined with the Mullah'a fannlMsm won out, and the Ilritiah decided t evacunte the country, for the tunc being In I'.il.', he waa again report d to be atirring up the tribesmen againat the Ilritiah, and hia adherent Were arattered by Ilritiah force i . "Mullah" in Somalilnnd means "leader" and becauae of Mohammed llui Ahilullah'a funaticiam and hia campaigns for extermination of whitea, he a rrligioua leader gain ed Ihe title of "Mad .Mullah." Advertised Letters Tile folowini' ia a list of the odvrr-tn-d l"tti-r remaining the Albnny ('.ifon Tost Office March 1, VJM. Hogua, I). K. Karlo, Mrs. A. Y., I m.ii r, .Vir. K., Kuratnn, Mra. J.r II. .mnn. Vra J A . Hart, Mra Wil li, ru ( J). I aiv.i, Mr Acv I'".. l.i-in, Mr. Moyd, McKtnnry, Mr. Knrtieat. 1'eebler, C. G., Knthmnn, Mm. Jno , Spenrir, Mr IVtrr I... Vrnion, Mra. Kva J.. Wak. field. Robert B. V. II Stnwori. T. M. "ONLY G!!E THIII3 CraKSJY GOLB! "Thnt's Dr. Kins' Now D!a covery for fifty yours a cold-breaker" NOTITlNd but suatnlnod nnnllty and iliifiilllt g elTeetlveneaa enn nmiiM' audi enlhiialmun. Noih lug but Burn relief from miililiorn old cnlils nnd miriialilng new ones, grippe, throiit-lenrliig rotiglia. nnd croup could linve miide 1 r. KIiik's New I Ham very the nnlloliiilly pupil lur nnd atniidiird reineily It Is tniiny. Fifty jenm old nnd nlwnys r,ll ablo. Good for tho whole fmim.v. A bottle III the medicine rnlilnel menus a short-lived cold or cough. tWc and 1.V0. All driiKK.M. Regular Bowels It Health Ituwela that move apnsinoillriilly free nun iIilv nnd aluliboin the next should lio henllbfiilly recu . luted by I r. King's New l.lfo iMIs. In this wny yon keep Ilia Impurities of wnsto mutter from clreiiliiiliig thrnugli the system by rliMiising Ihe IhiwpIh thoroiiglily nnd promot lug the proper llcjv of bile. j itllil, rrnifortn!, rot nlwnys rs llnble, Dr. King's Now Life Tills Mirk with iiivci.iliiii without thn eonitlp'itloii results of violent pur pntlres, 'Ok, as uaunl Dt oil drug-glslx. GIFTED OPERA STAR TO Al'I'EAU TONIGHT Minn JoHvphine Mactino Fro teKC of Caruso Will Sinjf Here With Miaa Joaephinc Murlino, one of America'a moal gifted alngera, and three other high rhiaa art.!. la lip peurlng at (he mrthudit church in the Lyceum ruurav the fourth number in I he rourr bida fair lu make a high record fur the entertainment of Albany peuple. Mta Mattino la one of the well knuwn Kdison urtista and ia described ;ii having a gulden vuiee. During her niualc.it career ahe ha had a rapid rite. The great Caruao haa lakrn special interest in her voice and pro claimed ll one of the beat. Nile la 4 young woman of exceptional peraoti id charm aa well aa one of ihe swert eat aingrra In Grand Opera today. The accompanying aniata consist of a violinist, cellist ami pianist, each our of ihrin highly accompliaheil, Kllikon-While enmpany guarantee this performancr will be of unuauul attrac tion. I'cifomiance ohiis tonight at H p. m. in the Mcthodlat church. Ad minion 75 rent and atudenta W) rrnta. HORRORS OP HUN SUB WARFARE TO HE SHOWN HERE An opportunity for the rraidrnia of All any to derive a intimate Tomprr hen tion of the ghastly terriblim aa of the war fare waged on the At'air.ie by the "Hun." under-ara rruft during Ihe Lie war will he given here Sernca ahowing the firing of the dj.itll dealing totprdues, the explosion un der their helpless prey, ihe drownd ing of hundrds of innocent victim and the rubles, shelling of ewuping lifeboats will all le authentically 'shown tomorrow at the (Jlobe Theatre. The management announced today ih it three reela of the official f.lint lakrn by the photographer o the no torious U-36. pel of the Kaier'a uh iMriiiti, which were captured by ihe Hi in. h at the conclusion of the craft most annguiur trip will be hown here tomorrow Nothing rver iufl!lng thear picturea haa been filmed. They were made with a studied intent to the moat gruraome detail, guaranteed 10 give a thrill to even ihe moat blood loving "Prussian" for whose eonautnp tion they were intended and lo whom, their portrayal waa Intended to give confidence in the ultimate aucccss of ihia moat bruinl and barbarous form of German "Kultur". The photograph were all tuken from the deck of the aiibmarine and show the tlratruction of hundreds of allied vessels. It waa whili return ing to her home port that the aub vii captured In the net of the Brit ish and ihr film, which formed the basis for aome of the. indictment against German naval officer, were captured. Iteturnid From Marshfield Mr. and Mra. W. R. Scott, returr-H from Maralifield last night where Mr. Scott hud been calli d on bulm mailers. Moved To Kugrna W. ll. Klkins, of E .st 7th street, is moving to Kurene to reaide where he haa a position. Accepts New Position J. I. riunn, who haa been clerk at the St. Krnnris hotel for the last year, lift for Centrnlia Washington thia morning where he haa sreepted the position of clerk in the Wilson hotel, lie ia to be auccccded here by K. 11. Green, who cornea well rucni mnded. If You Keep Money in the store or ofllec, It's subject to loss by fire or theft. If you keep checks too long ( before depositing, they're some times returned marked "No Funds." The safe way is to have a Check Account with this bank, and deposit daily. Capital & Surplua $90,000 J. VV.Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon NotMnc 1N,ilrM flue and Urvr white kihhIj for th (lnMi-tii fnM-ks uf llttlr girls. Hill )r thvjr rv Iwtter Ihduytit uf thnu vrr, Imtuu It la the 1ny uf aliffr cuttoiia fashion U tail ing iiMin Ihern. Km always prvtty rut. too frock a of flue ha flute, oncatidle. awlaa or net are among the thing that are count.! on for the rhIMrena' party JrNM. Th.y aturnl uiK'hallngtil for itnliitim) uud for eliriinre. To nintrh up vlih the hnuty of thte fahrlra ne in i. i-t t'lw( fine, narrow Inc-. anl fnlirlc nii'I I act are to be t together Willi fine huntl atltrhlng. Thn every thlrg la a It nhouhl le. la the picture a little maid t eleven ynm or mi wenrs a frock of flue white bntlNte employing nnrrow vnl lncvnti'l a lltttf etuhrolltrry for It aloruiiiftit. There in nothing uuununl itlMiut It; It In iiHTety a tine ie4cltuen of Ita kind ntul U mire to meet with welcome rec ocnlllou. The fnn'k haa a short, hahy walut und a slntiifht skirt. AIhiuI the hottom of the skirt a row uf tiinertion la Joined to one of ediTlng wrtth a very n iir row hund of emhrolileretl iwlu and lengMm of Insertlnn are let In the skirt iim -hewn In the picture. ywin in short p:mela Joine-I with vnl luce Innerttoti inn ken the little , alitevelefts overtimllce flnlsliel with a I nee elfct r.oth Inoertlnn nnd Hiding, Joined with a nnrrmr hitnd of awlns embroidery, like (hut on the skirt, make the neck flnlh and spmra nf fine eiuhroldcry nppenr on Jhe to pnnets nt the cin!er of he fnmt. Kvfry neeitlewomnn will know thnt It rv qulrea accumte, careful sewing to put City of Portland Recognize 71 Bdwy this little frock together In the right way. ltut the result paya for tha trou hia. There la not so much work, but It pniBt te of first quality. There are simpler ways of setting the lace and hntute together. ' Some frocks show rows of Innertlon running around the skirt nt Interval! of six or eight Inches. Thia Is not su dlftt cult as It requires only straight lengths of the goods with the Intu-rtion whlied to the edges. Kien an amateur may be sure of the required accuracy by following this model. Very pretty swiss and net frocks rely upon tucks and frills of the same materials for their trimming. Tucks at rattier wide Intervals ntwne three Inch hems and frills, finished with nar row hems at the e-k and flnlhlng the short sleeve. emphnKlxe a dewlred sim plicity lu fhee frock, fjlrdles and Hahfs uf nnrrow ribbons seem to be bnr to them. cnHlouaMy the frills are edited with very narrow lace. Thee sheer fncks are to be worn over M'ttIcoHts uf the same fineness, or over silk slips. Ori'midles In llprht cob ors vary (he choice and are used for lovely frocks. Only the first of the new offerings In party frocks for spring have nrrtved. but It Is quite safe to use them as models to opy. Something different but nothing prettier will fob low them. GARY TRUCKS gain recognition throughout the Northwest. The FIRE BUREAU of the CITY of PORTLAND is using six GARY THUCKS. Contractors, lumbermen, timbermen, merchants, cattlemen, warehousemen and farmers are using GARY TRUCKS. We can make immediate delivery. If interested and wanting to go on road construction, place your order with us for spring delivery. And pay for your truck in one seasons work, we also have other good contracts to place trucks on. Get a GARY for EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY. The GARY has one full year factory guarantee. We have some good territory open for dealers and dis tributors. One to Five Ton Capacities. Gary Coast Agency, Inc. Northwest Distributors Portland, Ben T. Ridders, Agent ALBANY, Sanderson's Bridge Items John Mirj.ru imlling faca It ta about the bridge again. He ia clear ing land fur Mr. Jamea Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hoffman vis ited at Mr. and Mra. Ed Howe 'a last Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Frazier are down with the flu. Mra. I II. 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