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OREGON,
TU ESDAY,
M A Y 14.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1918
$1.50
PER
YEAR
LI5 i ? ! L N0W REGISTRATION indications
recalls some red cross
FORCE IDLERS
STANDS UPON
FOR ALL BOYS NOW POINT
WHO OPPOSED
WEEK IS SET
TO FIND WORK
THE FOUNTAIN OF LEGAL AGE TO GOVERNOR THE DRY LAWS
M A Y 20-27
IN ALL TOWNS
A h e ro ic s ta tu e of L ib e rty E n-
K e g is tra tio n of th e y r ,n g m en of
W lth th e p rim a ry e le c tio n clo se a t
lig h te n in g th e W o rld s u r m o u n ts th e O reg o n a n d o th e r s ta te s w ho h a v e 'h a n d all s u r fa c e In d ic a tio n s th a t a re
fo u n ta in on M ain s tre e t a t P o w ell, reu c h e d th e ag e o f 21 y e a rs sin c e la s t |a s c e r ta in a b le p o in t to th
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re q u ire d o n a d ay so o n | t ion o f O re g o n ’s re p u b lic a n g o v e rn o r,
day a fte rn o o n . It faces n o rth an d is to be se t by p ro c la m a tio n o f P r e s i - ; Ja m e s
W lth y co m b e.
For
s e v e ra l
a d ecid ed o rn a m e n t a s w ell as b ein g d e n t W ilson.
w eeks s e n tim e n t h a s been d r if tin g
iu k e e p in g
w ith th e s p irit o f th e
T h is d ay w ill be fixed by th e P re s i- j d e c id e d ly to w a rd G o v e rn o r W ith y -
tim es.
d e n t a s so o n a s C o n g re ss e n a c ts n e- com be.
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T h e fra n c h is e is g iv en to w om en
S alem , O reg o n , M ay 15.— G overn-
as w ell as th e m en of O reg o n , th a t o r J a m e s W lth y c o m b e of O regon to-
they m ay v o te fo r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s to day Issu ed a p ro c la m a tio n c a llin g u p -
th e le g is la tu re , a n d to c o n g re s s w ho on a ll citize
pus o f th e s t a te to su p p o rt
will fo r m u la te a n d p u t in to effect !,h e A m e ric a n R ed C ro ss in its second
la v s th a t th e y d e sire .
¡ w a r fu n d d riv e , s e t fo r May 20 to 27.
C orvallis, Ore., May 14 —C oncerted
a c tio n fo r fo rc in g a ll id le rs to w ork
w ould e ith e r p u t th e m
to w ork
o r d riv e them front th e state, say s J.
W. B rew er, F e d e ra l and O. A. C. farm
help
sp ecialist. P o rtlan d co n tem p lates
T h e e le c to rs o f O reg o n h a v e said ,
h a ,ld ln *
o r iK‘'‘8 ' P ro d a m a -
by a fifty fo u r th o u s a n d m a jo rity ’ ° " *° " re p r®,e n t8 t ,v e o f th e A nier- e n a c tin g an o rd an ce to force Idlers In­
A c itizen s c o m m itte e is m a k in g a r- c e ssa ry le g is la tio n , now
p e n d in g
U n til re c e n tly v o te rs w ere n o t d is- ¡vote, t h a t b re w e rs a n d d is tille rs a re
K‘>'' C r° 88’ ,h e G o v e rn o r said to p ro d u ctiv e labor, and th e sm aller
ra n g e m e n ts Tor a p u b lic u n v e ilin g T h a t is ex p ected to be very soon.
P °"ed ’» ,a lk P o litics us th e w ar h a s tr a ito r s , a n d a m e n a c e to so ciety , a n d
,
h * C°,Uld b° a ffo rd e d
(tre a te r tow ns a re a sk iu g s im ila r action.
soon.
The passage of such an act by P o rt­
w ith a p p ro p r ia te
c e re m o n ie s
next
been a n d w ill c o n tin u e to be th e all- ‘ h a t th e y w an t a b s o lu te d iv o rce from ** *'a8U r'‘ ,h a n to do 8 s e rv ic e fo r th e
In th e m e a n tim e , th e tu sk o f o r ­
land, says Mr. B rew er, would tend to
a b s o rb in g to p ic. T h e h e a r ts o f O re- th e m fo re v e r.
i , ( rosa
S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t 3 :3 « . T h e le c t­
g a n iz in g O reg o n fot th is new re g is ­ g o n la n s a r e w ith th e boys In u n ifo rm
D on’t let th e old ’’p a r ty ” cam o u . „ ! h ”
o f O re g o n ’s d riv e th e Id ler in to som e o th e r town.
u re hy Dr. K e rr a n n o u n c e d fo r 2 :3 «
tr a tio n o f m en fo r m ilita ry se rv ic e
W a r G o v e rn o r” to th e p eo p le o f D r- A lready th e la rg e r tow ns of E a ste rn
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an d th o s e a tte n d in g as well as all h a s a lre a d y b eg u n u n d e r In s tru c tio n s G o v e rn o r W lth y co m b e a p p e a rs cer- a b o litio n o f th e liq u o r traffic Is the egon fo llo w s:
T h ese
o th e r s w ill h av e a n o p p o rtu n ity to he Iro tu tile W ar D e p a rtm e n t.
B rew er to move for com pulsory labor
I’r o c ln iiia t io ii.
in s tru c tio n s e m p h a s iz e th e n eed fo r
be renoB “ n * ‘«d » '“ > re -e le c t- g re a te s t
eco n o m ic q u e stio n b efo re
p re se n t.
law
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May
15
p e rfe c tin g
b e fo re h a n d a c o m p le te “ d hy “ “ la r * ‘“ ,h a t p ro n ‘' 8" 8 “ > «*
ns o f O reg o n , G re e tin g s
p lished It. L ike action Is tieing tak en
T h e fu ll p ro g ra m of ex e rc ise s in
w o rk in g o rg a n iz a tio n so th a t on th e
" m ° r e " v e rw h e l'i>l>ig th a n h is e a rn e s t c o n se rv a tio n o f food, an d
W h e re a s . W oodrow W ilson, P re s i­ in W estern O regon
c o n n e c tio n w ith th e u n v e ilin g w ill he day s e t th e re g is tr a tio n w ill he 100 ° * "
re c o rd - b r‘’“ ltin g tr iu m p h fo u r need of so b e r, c le a r b ra in e d boys in d e n t o f th e U n ited S ta te s a n d P re s i­
p u b lish e d In F r id a y 's O u tlo o k .
B aker, O ntario, W allowa,
Canyon
d e n t o f th e A m erican Red C ro ss,
p e r cen t s tro n g
>ear8 a g o "
th e tre n c h e s
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On last J u n e r
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p le o f O reg o n know well
On F e b r u a r y 21, 1817. th e N atio n
5, all
en b etw een i T h e . p eo
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.
Ute U n ited S ta te s to su p o rt th e a r e a t Conilon, and M orrow, have e ith e r put
L ea g u e w ill h av e c h a rg e o f th e u n ­
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of
Red
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ss,
and
v eilin g c e re m o n ie s.
M ay o r K enney th e ag e s of 21 a n d 30 y earn , in c lu s ­ reco rd us a w ar g o v e rn o r is seco n d 319 ilry s to 72 w ets, to sto p tra n sp o r-1
W h e re a s, he h as p ro c la im e d th e th e s e m e a s u re s in to effect o r p ro m ised
to do so at th e next council m eeting
w ill p re s id e us m u s te r o f ce re m o n ie s ive, w ere re q u ire d to r e g is te r fo r
m ilita ry serv ice.
As th e n u m b e r o f ' ° " ° h e 1,1 tb ‘‘ l , n i “ >d S ta te s a n d ta tlo n o f liq u o r in to d ry te r r ito r y ; w eek o f May 2« to May 27 fo r the
1 lie county a g e n ts a re cooperating and
p
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;
a n d w ill p re s e n t th e s ta tu e to th e
th a t th e e x a m p le a n d in s p ira tio n o f o u r c o n g re s sm a n , C. N. M c A rth u r,
w in a ^ e p t ^ t h e c H . X S“ ’” “ 10" ’“
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N ow, th e r e fo re , I, Ja m e s W ith y - a rry in g th e m essage to o th e r incur
co m b e, G o v e rn o r of g e n e ro u s O re­
settled by th e su ccess re c o rd e d o n e Pacific s ta te s w ho voted w ith th e gon, c all upon all c itiz e n s o f thin p o rated tow ns In th e ir d istric ts.
T h e re w ill he a v o tin g c o n te s t fo r o ,,e -‘e n ’ h o f ” “ *»• re g is te re d th e n ,
T hose w ho refu se to get Into action
s t a te to s e t a s id e tills w eek to th e
a f t e r a n o th e r by th is s ta te .
F u r th - w ots.
th e m ost p o p u la r y o u n g lady b etw een * '* ,asl< ,b is ' e u ‘
,,o ‘ be 80
at
once will he given em ploym ent w ith ­
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th
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e rm o re , a ll O re g o n ia n s know th a t
On F e b ru a r y 28. 1917, th e D istric t
th e ag es o f 14 an d 18 y e a rs , w ho g r ®at-
m a n e c a u s e ; a n d I u rg e a ll p riv a te out pay. T h e business men In c o n fe r­
G
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273
to
c itiz e n s, if c a lle d u p o n , to se rv e as
H o w ev er, It w ill be h eav y e n o u g h
w ill u n v eil th e g o d d ess. T h e co n test
re m a in tr u e b lu e in a ll p a tr io tic Is- *1. w ith p ra c tic a lly th e sa m e lin e-u p . w o rk e rs, a n d to let no p riv a te o ccu ­ ences have voiced th e ir ap p ro v al of
w ill be h eld a t th e G re sh a m D rug
m ost a le r t c o -o p e ra tio n
th ese m easures. All counellm en, po
su e s a n d th a t h e w ill c o n tin u e to g ive
On A u g u st 1, 1917, w hen th e N at- p a tio n hold th e m back.
c o m p a n y ’s Btore, b e g in n in g to m o r- on th e p a rt of e v ery local h o a rd , an d th e very b est th a t is in him to every tonal P ro h ib itio n a m e n d m e n t w as
W hen c itiz e n s of O reg o n a re a sk ed lice and m ayors w ith whom Mr.
row m o rn in g a t 8 o ’clo ck a t..........
S ,a te ’ e o u n ,y a n d c l,y officials, to
fo r th e i r g ifts let th e m re m e m b e r
d u ty , ev ery tr u s t, every re e p o n sib ll- s u b m itte d to c o n g re ss, th e re p re se n - th e y a re h e lp in g su ffe rin g h u m a n ity . B rew er co n su lted , have en dorsed the
Ing a t 8 p. m. S a tu rd a y .
c a rry U th ro u g h .
plan w ith e a rn e s tn e ss and e n th u sia sm
lty. As o n ly o n e o f th e m an y g u a r- ta tiv e s fro m th e 28 d ry s ta te s 13 to
O reg o n n e v e r fa lls
L et h e r lead
V otes w ill be o n e c e n t su ch a n d
1 h e ri‘8P ° nE“ »»»y fo r c o n d u c tin g
W hen P o rtla n d en a c ts its com pulsory
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sh o u ld be p laced
in a n en v elo p . th e r e g is tr a tio n w ill fall on local ed.
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G o v e rn o r
W lth y c o m b e 's
ow n ed w ith th e w ets, on th e "rig h te o u s
w ith th e a m o u n t d o n a te d , w ith th e b o ard 8 *" a " d ' 8‘ rle ls ex cep t th o s e o f
d ay of May, 1918.
he ta k e n hy th e sm a lle r citie s to pro
son Is in th e se rv ic e , h a v in g e n lis te d g ro u n d s th a t It w as not a w ar m eas- S ig n e d : JA M E S W 1TH Y C O M B E,
n a m e of th e c a n d id a te w ritte n th e re -
...... p o p u la tio n
o r m o re, w h ere
tect th em selves a g a in s t th e influx ol
ure.
G o v e rn o r o f O regon.
on. A b a llo t box w ill be p ro v id ed . ,h e m ayO r is re s p o n sib le . T h e local m an y m o n th s ag o a s u p riv a te .
Id lers likely to resu lt. A g reat many
G o v e rn o r W ith y c o n ib e h a s five rl- J It is s ig n ific a n t t h a t m en w ho
T h e m on ey th u s co lle c te d w ill h e a d ’° a rd 8 . 1,ave been » « " fle d to p re p a r e
tow ns have alre a d y enacted o rd in an ces
vals fa c in g h im fo r th e re p u b lic a n h e ad ed th e c o m m itte e th a t fa th e re d C O M P A N Y B A U X I L IA R Y
th e c o n tr ib u tio n fo r th e R ed C ro ss llllln‘
H s < h of th e re g is tr a tio n
T O H A V E B E N E F I T D A Y to p u t th e idle mi’ii to w ork, e ith e r in
n o m in a tio n , w ho m u s t d iv id e th e op-ju«<l in itia te d th e " B re w e ry a m e ml -
d rlv e
p lace s fo r th e new re g is tr a tio n , to
p ro d u ctiv e in d u s trie s for pay or w ith
p o sitio n v o te, a n d
th e
d e s p e r a te jm e n t” tw o y e a rs ago, a re Mr. Mc-
_______________h av e th e s e lists p o ste d , an d to ta k e
The a u x ilia ry to Co. B 162(1 I n f a n ­ out
pay. B u sin ess
men and
city
s t r a it s in
w h ich
th e s e p o litic ia n s 'A r th u r ’s c a m p a ig n b o o ste rs th is y ear,
H A S R E T lI R N F .n W IT H
° l h e r n ec e ssa ry p re lim in a ry step s.
find th e m se lv e s, il lu s tr a te s p e rh a p s I O th e rs a r e u n d e r su sp ic io n .
T h e try w ill giv e a big b en efit day at o fficia ls ag ree w ith F ed eral and (, A.
FA R M TRA CTO R AGENCY
<lty
P o rtla n d , w hich a lo n e
as well us a n y th in g else th e success I O re g o n ia n 's re p o rt o f th e first day of C o u n cil C rest p a rk on May 2 4 th . D u r­ C. fa rm help sp eclllst, J. W B rew er,
_______
com es u n d e r th e 3 0 ,« 0 0 c la ssific a tio n ,
ing th e a fte rn o o n a p ro g ra m will he th a t th** m easu res a re necessary
O. W . T a rr, w ho re c e n tly w ent M ayor R a k e r w ill h av e th e re s p o n sl- o f th e W lth y co m b e a d m in is tra tio n , th e le g is la tu re , J a n u a r y 9, 1917, " I t g iv en a n d a p a rc e l p o st a u c tio n sa le
N ot o n e of th e o p p o sin g c a n d id a te s is j is believed th is is th e m a x im u m w el
e a st In q u e s t o f a fa rm tr a c to r s u it- h l" ly fo r th e s e p re p a ra tio n s .
<»lt S A L E
w ill be held .
A ll p ac k u g e s w ill be
a b le to p o in t o u t a n y th in g w ro n g s tr e n g th of th e house- L ew is, C a lla n ,
a b le to th e n eed s o f w e ste rn O reg o n ,
“ «’K»''“ “ «’»" w ill s h o rtly be issu ed
d o n a te d a n d w o rth at le a s t 26 te n ts .
O ne 8 It. p. g as en g in e , W e b ste r
,
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by th e W a r D e p a rtm e n t p ro v id in g a b o u t th e W ith y co n ib e a d m i n is tr a ­ C o rb e tt, K u b ll, M ackey, S to tt, a n d T h e e v e n in g w ill be sp e n t in d a n c ­
m a g n e to , ( n e a r ly n e w ), $ 185
r e tu rn e d
y e s te rd a y
fro m C h icag o fo r th e re g l8 tra tio n
m e n w ho a re tio n a n d th e y a re , c o n se q u e n tly , ex ­ S ch im p ff.”
ing
O ne F a ir b a n k s A M orse 1 fa h. p.
It is ex p ected th a t in s id io u s m e th -
w h e re he h as clo sed a c o n tr a c t w ith by re a so n o f illn e s s u n a b le to p re - tre m e ly “ h a rd p u t” fo r an Issue.
All w ho a r e in te r e s te d an d e a re to e n g in e , n e a rly new , $55.
O ne No. 7« B ow ser feed m ill, lurgi
th e E m e rso n , B r a n tln g h a m C o , o f se n t thcinselveH fo r re g is tr a tio n in T h ey a r e m erely p ro m isin g to do ods w ill be em p lo y ed to re -e s ta b lis h d o n a te p a rc e l post p a c k a g e s p lease
size, $10«.
R o ck fo rd , 111., fo r th e d is trib u tio n of p e rso n , am i fo r th e r e g is tr a tio n of th in g s w h ich G o v e rn o r W ith y c o n ib e [th e liq u o r traffic in th e s ta te , a n d th e a d d re s s sa m e to a u x ilia ry Co. B. 162d
Two 5 « « -p o u n d c a p a c ity , tw o 700
is a lr e a d y a c c o m p lis h in g , th e r e f o r e , o n ly w ay to c o m b a t it is, fo r v o te rs
th e ir fa rm tr a c to r s in O reg o n , W ash a b se n te e s.
I n f a n try ,
475
W a s h in g to n s tre e t p o u n d c a p a c ity , o n e 3 6 0 -p o u m l capuc
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As w as th e case la s t J u n e 6, th e
A ny p a c k a g e s th a t a re d o n a te d will ity, c re a m s e p a r a to rs . $25 to $5«
rs .
p a rty , o r m an .
H E S S E L 'S FA RM M A C H IN E R Y
M r. T a r r w ill also h a n d le th e o th - re g is tr a tio n is to be c o m p le te d in a d e a G f o v e e a rn
he
very g re a tly a p p re c ia te d sin c e all
o r W ith y co n ib e, In official I G et a s a m p le b a llo t, a n d use y o u r
e r fa rm m a c h in e ry p ro d u c ts o f th e sin g le day.
fu n d s a re to go to th e Co. B. R elief
O rd e r C oal N ow.
as w ell as p riv a te life, h a s a lw ay s ' X -ray , If you find a yellow s t r e a k , do
co m p an y th a t a r e a d ju n c t to tr a c to r s .
E v ery y o u n g m an w ho h a s a tta in e d
fu n d a n d will he used fo r th e boys in
W e a re e x p e c tin g a c a r loud of coal
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F ra n c e .
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S erv ice, p h o n e 8 6 1 .— Adv.
in G re sh a m In ab o u t 30 d ay s.
|w e !l p o sted ub to th e d ay fixed by th e
w ith th e p eo p le an d m in d fu l o f th e ir in th e w ro n g pew.
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P a id Adv
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As t h e im m o rta l A b­
T h e school lias d o n ated $11«.5« to
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ress, “ It is not best to sw ap h o rses
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w h ile c ro s sin g th e s tr e a m .”
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O N S U N D A Y A F T E R N O O N B elg ian c h ild re n , th e goods fo r |
RUFUS C. HOLMAN
Rep ublican Candidate for Re-election
as Countv Commissioner
A Loyal American
\\ ho is always on the job, and being there, has the
necessary- experience, initiative, courage and ability
to get results for the people.
— Paid Adv
i
Dr W J . K e rr, p re s id e n t of th< w h,ch
$ 2 5 - 8 " d 1,88 n e a rly »5« ¡
O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l co lleg e, h as 1« en 0,1 b3 n d fo r tin- w ork to In1 d o n e m xt
s e c u re d fo r a fre e le c tu re in G resh ’8 "
am n ex t S u n d a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 o
W e a l her I ore< a .s t ,
th r o u g h th e e ffo rts of C o u n ty A gent
B. B. H a ll.
Pacific Coast S tate s: F a ir e . u p !
D r. K e rr w ill sp eak upon th e la te s t Bhow pr„
t h „ n o rlh
„ lir | y ¡„
fa c ts fro m W a sh in g to n , c o n c e rn in g th e w eek w ith n e a rly n o rm a l ti m
th e re a l n eed s of th e y e a r o f 1918 In p e rä t u rea th e r e a f t e r
th e lin e o f food c o n s e rv a tio n , la b o r
c o n d itio n s a n d o th e r k in d re d m at
E d w a rd
F.
S m iili
R ep u b lican
te r s
lie w ill te ll th e people w h ere c a n d id a te fo r C o ro n e r, p ro m ise s to
w e s ta n d in th is g re a t in te r n a tio n a l ¡e s ta b lish b ra n c h offices in o u tly in g
s tru g g le .
d is tric ts .
R ead h is a d v e rtis e m e n t
T h e le c tu re w ill be g iven in R eg ­ in th is issu e .— P a id Adv.
n e r 's h a ll p re v io u s to th e u n v e ilin g
O. I*. Hoff, repu Id 11 an for Siala'
o f th e L ib e rty s ta tu e , so th a t a ll p e r ­
so n s a tte n d in g m ay w itn ess th e c e re ­ T reaeiirer Read T he P o ld ic a l P uzzle,
liage-, 241-27. Hex-lion p a m p lilel.—
m o n ies.
P aid Ad.
Field and poultry fence. Let us
Stolen Fords can be found or paid
figure with you. L. L. Kidder Hdw.
for through the N. W N and you
Company.
save $6.00 per year on new cars.
Earl Smith, coroner, for re-elec­ John Brown, agent.— Adv.
tion. Ballot No. 122.— Paid Adv.
Electric vacuum sweepers for rent.
Minimum charge, tOc for half a day.
Stir your coffee!
IL . L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
GEO. W. STAPLETON
To Succeed Himself
Circuit Judge, Department 4
Vote X 53
—Paid Adv.