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FINISHING A TWO-YEAR WALK
LAWSON TOLD
"Only 'eets-lt9 for
Me After This!"
It "Gets" Every Corn Every Tim
Fainless. Nothing More Simple,
"I'll tell you whnl, I'v quit uslnff
toe-cntiiiK salves for corns. I've quit
maklnvc a, packaKo out of niv tovs
Willi bnndnKeu nnd contraptions
quit dlgsltiK with knives und scl
or. ulveine'OE-rs.lT rrr tlml"
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COLlMltl'S, 0., Deo. 29. The
fuur imtioiml sociological und econ
oniics societies which hitvc been
uivi-tiiiK licre, were holding the find
sessions of their eoiiventiou today nt
Ohio Stnte university, where prob
lems likely to arise in this country
iollowine the wnr in Europe nnd la
bor problems were being discussed by
men of national reputation.
"We shall hne capital utter the
war, but shall not have labor enough
to employ it," Oeori:e E. Hubert of
the National (,'ity Hank of New York
said in speaking before the Economic
association regarding the situation of
the Vnited Stutes nt the close, of the
Kuropcnn wnr, with special reference
to the gold supply.
"The labor of Europe and the cap
ital of Amcri-.'a will have to be
brought together. Conditions seem
to favor the transfer of capital in the
form of gold to Europe, rather than
I he removal of the population from
Europe to America. "
Mr. Roberts criticised the new fed
eral reserve act, saying:
"In their nnxicly to decentralize
the banking business, the authors of
this act neglected to centralize the
gold reserves, which is the most im
portant requisite of a reserve system.
The result is that while the country":
stock of Lobl has increased from
January .1 to November 1 by approx
imately 100.000,0(10. the federal re
serve bunk of New York, on which the
demand lor gold export must inevit-
ablv fall, has gained less than
..-,ll(0,0mi, and nil the federal reserve
banks together have gained less than
!fi::2,ooo,non."
j 'file general monetary situation,
! the transfer of gold to the bank re
Uscrvcs of the lulled States and other
countries and the increased use of
Tpaper money in Europe, undoubtedly
has and will continue to have, an in
I i'luence for higher prices, Mr. liob
erts said.
TAtUS, Dec. -'SI. A resolution has
been adopted by the socialist con
gress calling upon the government to
pursue a more vigorous policy both
in military and In economic action,
so that the full resources of the coun
try may be brought into play and
tho wnr terminated more speedily.
The resolution is predicted on the
assertion that the replies of the cen
tral powers to President Wilson's
note leave no doubt that the offer of
peace negotiations was a snare.
Deputies who met German and
other foreign socialist delegates at
the conference in Switzerland sup
ported a motion In favor of resump
tion of international relations among
socialists. This proposal was de
feated by a small majority after a
long and heated discussion.
STIES A MINE
NEW YORK, Dec. 29. The Rus
sian steamship Kursk, while bound
from Archangel. Russia, for New-
York with 120 passengers aboard, hit
a mine on November 29 off Kirkwell,
Scotland. One passenger and two
I members of the crew were drowned
,' -while lifeboats were being launched.
Part of the Kursk's stern was torn
off by the explosion and she wos later
towed into Kirkwall by English pa
trol boats. Her passengers and
crew, however, drifted all night In
open boats before being picked up.
News of the accident was brought
liere today by the rescued passengers,
who arrived on board the steamship
Lapland from Liverpool.
SEEK 10 ABOLISH
ALL ILLEGITIMACY
CHICAGO, Dec. 29. Passage of
laws which would elemiuate all il
legitimacy were urged before the Illi
nois womau's congress, in session
here today. Remedial measures sug
gested by speakers were the "auto
matic marriage hill," which provides
that the birth of a child shall auto
matically marry the parents, and the
passacc of a law which would give
a child born out of wedlock Its
father's name and provision for its
support, but which would not enforce
marriage bctwetnlhe parents. '
LONDON, Dee. 29. The Scandi
navian governments have sent a joint
note to belligerents supporting tho
peace note of President Wilson.
A lieuter dispatch from Copenha
gen says the Danish, Swedish nnd
Norwegian governments have in
structed their legations to address to
the governments of the belligerent
countries notes in which the Scan
dinavian governments, adhering to
the note of President Wilson concern
ing measures to be adopted for facil
itating a durable peace, declare thev
would consider themselves as failing
in their duty toward their respective
peoples nnd toward humanity as n
whole, if they did not express their
most profound sympathy with every
effort which may contribute toward
putting an end to the sufferings nnd
losses, moral and material, which are
ever growing in consequence of the
wnr.
The three governments in conclus
ion cherish the hope that the initiat
ive taken by President Wilson will
lead to n result worthy of the gener
ous spirit which prompted this notion.
10
Tho First National Rank has Just
installed a machine that will actually
keep books, the Tlurroughs Adding
Subtracting Machine, and It will bo
used for making entries to tho bank's
ledgers and writing up depositors'
statements.
To understand best what this ma
chine means to a busy bank, one must
see it in actual operation. A great
number of checks naturally come
into the bank daily and each must
pass through the regular channels.
A record must be mado of each one
and tho account of each depositor
must be handled separatoyl and ac
curately. ,
Before the advent of the machine,
the detail work of entering amounts
in the ledger and making out de
positors'' statements was a tiresome
and uncertain task. All checks had
to be listed separately and added up
by hand. All deposits had to be list
ed and added and their total com
bined with the customer's old bal
ance. When that was dono the total
of all checks had to be deducted from
the sum of old balance and deposits
to determine the new balance.
With the new Burroughs, this work
is all done mechanically, except the
actual settink down of the figures on
the key-board. And the balancing of
an account, from old balance or
through checks and deposits to new
balance Is virtually handled in one
operation.
Tho operator first feeds the cus
tomer's old balance Into the machine.
Then ho sets down the amount of
each check; enters the amount of the
deposit: and, after taking a spacing
6troke, depresses the operating bar
with the total key down and the cor
rect new balance Is automatically
computed and printed In the right
hand column. This machine also
automatically prints the dates oppo
site each list of checks and deposits,
and without any attention from tho
operator, sets each in the column in
which It belongs.
Another thing it does Is to detect
overdrafts instantly, whether the
operator notices them of not. When
the checks exceed the deposits and
the old balance, the machine auto
matically locks and no results can be
obtained until the lever controlling
the internal mechanism Is placed in
the "subtract" position, when the
overdraft is printed in the proper
column with an "OD" sign in red
ink.
In addition to posting the ledgers,
the Burroughs makes out monthly
statements for depositors. Each state
ment shows all the checks fnd de
posits of the customer, together with
the balance he has In the bank at the
end of the month. Under this sys
tem, each customer's account Is kept
balanced all the time and a state
ment is readjr for him at the end of
the month, ftr at any time ho wants
It. on five minutes notice. Moreover,
he does not have to bother with
bringing In his pass book to be bal
anced. This system marks another step
in the First National Bank's effort
to give the most complete nnd satis
factory service to depositors.
There will be a public demonstra
tion of this machine in the First Na
tional Rank, Saturday, December ?.n,
from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
A. E. IlPnmes, attorney; K. It.
Peterson, P. II. Dailey. teachers, who
are attending the State Teachers as
sodation In Portland, aie reBl'tcred
at Hotel Portland, Poitldiid.
tiff ip,
William Kcrier iin;i Frank tie Liira 1'iiiWilug a 1 l,0(M)-Mllo Walk
That litstod More Than Two Years.
They started from New York April 4, 1914, tramped through the bor
der states and back. They, started penniless. Their trick dog helped them
earn a livlug. They won a $5,000 prize.
y CROWN
BUDAPEST, Dec. 29. The coro
nation festivities are in full swing
here, under the brightest of winter
skies and Budapest for the time bo
ing seems to hnve forgotten tile war.
Notwithstanding the rain yester
day, an unprecedented crowd wit
nessed tho formal entry of King
Charles. Visitors came from all parts
of the country. Windows along tho
route were rented for as much as
5,000 crowns In some Instance's, while
in one case 21,000 crowns was paid.
The Inaugural diploma waB hand
ed to the king last evening by a depu
tation from both houses of parlia
ment. Today the king returned the
diploma to parliament with his sig
nature and parliament administered
the onlh. New crown guardians were
selected by the king. The coronation
ceremony will begin at 7 o'clock Sat
urday morning.
INSURED WIFE'S LIFE
OSSIPEE, N. H., Eec. 29. Testi
mony was given today in tho trial of
Frcdorick L. Small, charged with the
murder of his wife, Mrs. Florence A.
Small, to show that he had paid a
premium of $1,100 on an insurance
policy ror $2,000 covering the lives
of both himself nnd his wife and pay
able to the survivor on the death of
either.
PRESIDENT TO NAME
TARIFF COMMISSION
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. An
nouncement of tho members of the
tariff commission will bo made by
President Wih.on as oon as word is
received from Professor Frank W.
Taussig of Harvard, whether he will
accept one of the places.
Real Mince Pie
TWICE AS GOOD AND HALF THE
COST OP BULK MINCE MEAT
Cookies
12c to 15c
per package
"Like Mother Used to Make"
None such
Mince Meat i
MERRELL-SOUI E CO., Srnmt, N. .''
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PROBE OF PRINT
PAPER RENEWED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29. The
federal trade commission reopened
hearings today in its news print pa
per investigation, taking up tho in
quiry where it was left off two weeks
ago for study of it distribution plun
proposed by paper manufacturers.
The "bin still is under consideration.
The commission planned to present
nguin facts concerning costs of pa
per manufacture and profits in news
print making.
Under the distribution plan pro
posed, all publi-hers would get n
small reduction from present prices,
obtaining tho bulk of their supplies
under an nrningcmonl supervised by
the commission by which large pub
lishers would rclinipiish a part of
their normal paper supply for next
year.
BULL MOOSERS LOSE
PLACE UPON BALLOT
NEW YORK, Dec. 29. Owing to
the failure of the progressives in
New York state to poll the necessary
votes In the recent elections to en
title their ticket to a placo on the
ballot, the party lost official recog
nition In this state and the doors of
the progressive headquarters hero
state and natlonnl have been closed.
Mr. Fred Alton Haight
TEACHER OF PIANO
New term begins 'January 2. While
all applications will be considered, the
number of new pupils that can be ac
cepted is limited.
THE HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO
-101 Garnctt-frwv Building
WASHINGTON, Dee. 2a. The
controversy which hns followed Con
gressman Wood's resolution for in
vestigation of whether any member
of President Wilson's official family
profited in tho stock market because
of "inside iiiformntion" on the presi
dent's peace notes, got into semi-official
form today when Chairman
Henry of the house rules committee
telegraphed Thomas W. I.awson of
Boston to come to Washington and
substantiate his published state
ments that he knew of the so-called
leak, and his prediction that there
would be another.
"Put up, or shut up," said Chair
man Henry s telegram. "I ease slan
dering und libelling congress and pub
lic oi'icials or make good your
charges."
Mr. Henry announced that he
wimld reintroduce his bill next Tucs
duv to regulate the New York stock
exchange.
"If Mr. Lnwson states tho truth
about Wall street and an alleged
leak," he said, "it conclusively shows
that the bill introduced by mo in tho
sixty-third congress to regulato the
New York stock exchnnge should he
speedily passed and should even be
made more drastic.
"This short session should find n
way to protect tho American people
against such crimes ns the one just
perpetrated by Wall street, if Mr.
Lnwson is anywhere near the truth."
SUBMARINE' MAIL
BERLIN, Dec. 29. The morchant
submarine Dcutschland and her sis
tor ships will carry on future voyages
Bpeclal mall at rates recalling those
of the trans-continental post In the
days of the forty-niners. A spec
ial charge of two marks for a post
card or letter not exceeding twenty
grams In weight would be levied, In
addition to tho regular international
postage. A similar chargo will be
mndo for each further twenty grams
up to the maximum weight of sixty
grams. Ah letters sent by tho ordi
nary route take many months In
transit, six months being not unusual,
It Is expocted that the submarine post
will be In heavy demand.
IT
The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
to protect the public ty preventinj,'
mis-statements on the labels of prepa
rations but some people continue to
accept "extracts" of a.d lifers think
ing they will get the benefits of an
emulsion of cod liver oil.
The difference is very great. An
"emulsion" contains real cod liver oil,
which has had the hearty endorse
ment of the medical profession for
many years, while an "extract" is a
product which contains no oil and is
highly alcoholic
fecott's Emulsion guarantees the high
est grade of re ' Norwegian cud liver oil,
skilfully blended with glycerine and
hvpopbosphites. Scott's is tree from the
false stimulation ol alcohol and is en
dorsed by good phvsiciiins everywhere.
Scutt tic Ouwuv. nlouiuliutd, N. i. lu-lg
Modford, Oregon
Get the Auto Supplies
you need before New Year. In fact,
you had better como here for thoin
now. Then you won't start out need
ing a new horn, new lamps, the kit of
tools, a supply of spark plugs, etc.
We have all these and everything
else your car needs. Slop In today.
The longer jou delay, lito more likely
you nro to forget.
C. E. GATES
BOLOGNA, via Paris, Dec. 28.
President Schulthess of Switzerland
has explained tho part played by his
country In tho recent steps In favor
of peace In un Interview with Slgnor
Qunllci, editor of tho Hcsto del Cnr
llno. President Schulthcss is quoted
as saying:
"Switzerland had nothing what
ever to do with President Wilson's
note. Tho federal council Bc Into
communication with tho American
government In order to learn if the
latter Intended to do anything In
favor of peuco and Blmply received
a copy of tho note, at the same tlino
as tho bolllgoronts. Tho council has !
docldcd to support tho noto. Inspired
by an ardent doslro to see a termina
tion rapidly put to tho suffering
caused by this terrlblo war, of which
tho Swiss pooplo has dally evidence
in tho shapo of tntorncd Invalids and
rlvlllnns from placos ordored ovacu-
atod.
'I do not know what will bo the
fato of the neutral proposals and In
any case Switzerland hns no Inten
tion of Interfering with tho affairs of
the bolllgorents. But she considers
It her duty to make known to them
that Bhe Is ready to help to exchange
views, In the event of Us seeming do
slrable." Sure! High Heels
Cause Corns But
Who Cares Now
Beer.use stylo decrees that women
crowd and buckle up their tender toes
In high hocl footwear they suffer from
corns, then thoy cut and trim at these
painful posts whlcli merely makes the
corn grow hard. This suicidal habit
nay cause lockjaw fwd women are
warned to stop It
A few drops of a'druK called freez
one nppllod directly upon a soro corn
gives Quick relief and soon tUtt cntlro
corn, root and all, lifts out without
pain. Ask the drug store man for a
quprtcr ai an ounce of freezone, which
costs very little but Is sufficient to ro
piove every hard or Boft corn or callua
from ono's feet.
This drufj Is tin ethrr compound and
dries in a moment and nimply shriveM
up tho corn without inflaming' or even
irritating tho surrouiiriiiu tinniic or
Bkin. Clip this out and pin on your
wife's drcaaer.
ASK YOUl fiKOCISK FOR
SNOWY BUTTE FLOUR
Considering price and quality It has
thorn all KOlnK.
A Hokiio lUver Vnllny Product
BHAXOON" 11IIOS., KukIo Point, Ore.
Modford Phono 833-X.
MEN WOMEN
Are you tired of work that offers
littlo or no chances for advancement?
Why not hocomo a drugloss physician.
Tho field Is largo, opportunities great
and the profession honorable and
lucratlvo to the trained prnctioner.
We offer a thorough course In Anat
omy and Physiology Electro-theaphy,
Phototherapy, Vibration, Massago,
Spondylo-thcrapy, Dlognasln, etc., etc.
If you dro interested, call or address
Drs. Mac Pherson, Williams
and Blew
Grand Avo, nt E. Alder St. Portland,
Oregon.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Horb cure for caracne, ncadr.cho,
catarrah, diphtheria, soar throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble chills and fev
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carbuncles, tumors, caked breast,
'cures all kinds of goiters. NO OPE
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To whom It may concern:
I am freo from the rheumatism.
Yon can bo tho sanio by tnklng treat,
ment from film Chung, tho herb doc.
tor. My rhoumatlsm was so bad that
it mado me so weak I could scarcely
get up when I was down and the pain
I suffered ono could hardly know un
less one had tho samo dlseaso. I was
truly dlsatlsfled and disgusted with
lifo in my condition and trying to
llvo. Now to any friends that care
to bo cured and would like to bo free
try tho hnrb doctor. Ho can certain
ly relieve in a very short time. Very
truly yours., MUS. M. L. KOUK.
Mrs. Ilcrtha Remington, Wester
lund orchard, had Rtomach trouble.
The doctor said she had dead bone
in her jaw anil that nothing but an
operation could save her, so she came
to tho Chlneso doctor and ho cured
her In two weeks. Mrs. Fannie Mil
ler. A guaranteed Cure for Plies. No
operation required,
III South I'ront st. Modford Ore.
When Yon See These Pretty Clrli tn Your
DrusgUt't Window If Good Tim
To End Your Corn.
Thfit's what thov oil ny tho Vftry
Jlrst time they uso "GISTS-IT." It'i
because "GCTS-IT" in ro simple and
easy to usu put It on in a few aee
ontls because there Is no work or
corn-fooling- to do. no ptiln that
shoots up to your heart. It gets your
corns off your niimj. All tlio time It's
M-orkiiiK nnd then, thnt littlo old
corn perls rifrht off, loaves tho clean,
corn-frco skin underneath nml your
corn la pone! No wuml'T million
prefer "(IKTa-IT. Try It tonight.
'OI-rrs-lT' Is nold and recom
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a brittle, or pent on rertpt of, price
by K. Inwrenctt & Co., Chicugo. 111.
aoiu iu juudtuiu uud lucunimuuded
as the world's best corn remedy by
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ON FARM PROPERTY
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FROM $250 TO $5000
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We wish everyone
A Happy and
Prosperous
New Year
and thank you for
your part in making
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utter
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If you contemplate a vlBlt
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the holidays, remember that
the Portland Hotel Is situat
ed in the lory heart of th
' theatrical and shopping dis
tricts. i Ladles traveling unattend
ed are particularly ploased
with the refinement of th
surroundings and the cour
tesy of the service
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