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FLORENCE ROCKWELL AS LUNA IN "THE BIRO OF
PARADISE' AT THE PAGE MONDAY. FEBRUARY I6TH
TOMORROW NIGHT
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A Fun-filled
bow for tboso
who nuto und
thoso who ought
to !! ?
CALL 10 L
ONE LIFE LOST
Only Two
Days More
WASHIXriTO.V, Feb. 0. Organiz
ed labor's pronoiinriulion of ils entry
in politics, a call to "all lovers ivf
freedom lo marshal their lirrei in
defense or thnir rich's ami ideals,"
and to all tradii unionists and their
friends lo unltii In defeating those
.sci'kiiiK office who are hostile or in
different lo tho rights of lubor, to
day was sent broadcast over thu coun
try. Tho declaration, Issued officially
by the American Federation of Labor
alter reciting what It termed vain
offortH to secure remedial and con
Btruetlvo legislation for the Interest
and welfare of I tie tollers, denounced
congress for lis "failure lo do Its
duly and Its repression of labor."
"Hi-orned by coiiki-oss, ridiculed
and misrepresented by many mem
bers of bulb houses," the announce
ment tmld, "tho American labor
movement finds it necessary lo vig
orously apply Ils long and well estab
lished non-lial iisan political policy.
Tim American Hederalloll of Labor
announces Its determination to apply
every legitimate means and all of I he
nnwor at Us command to accomplish
tho defeat of labor's enemies who
aspire for public office whether they
lie candidates for president, for con
gross, for slate legislatures or any
oi her office."
Tho appointment ot ft nall(,nal
non-partisan political commillee was
announced and the campaign will be
started Immediately.
Much aspirant for ortlco, tho an
nouncement, said, will havo his record
"luiulyzed" and those regarded ns fa
vorable to labor will bo supported re
gardless ot party affiliations.
Tho declaration was adopted at the
oiiiferoiico of trade union representa
tives hero in December.
BY SON'S TRIAL
51 A B SI 1 I'M KM). Ore.. Feb. 0. In
etruiL'lili (1 circumstances as n re
sult, of litiviiiir spent and borrowed
mnnei' from friends lor the defense
of bis son. Harold Unwell, chaired
with Hie murder of Lillian Leiilliolil,
llandou hie.li school uirl, last. year.
O. (). Howell lias made u yileii lo 1 lie
I'ouulv court of Coos couiilv lo mo
vide funds for I he boy's defense.
The lf year old boy has been tried
twice in I lie Coos eoiinly circuit court
for tb murder and b tune
trial was followed by distmroemcnl
of the jury.
Howell pointed out to Hie counlv
I'onrt llial lie is n laborer and is at
n disadvantage llirmiL-li bavin alosl
tine liuml n few months before his
son was chareed with murder, lie
MiL't'csIco! Unit $"00 be provided
Willi which ho could nrrnmic to off
set the plans made by t ho proseeu
tion for the eonvielion of Ilie boy.
6 MEN PtPISH AT SEA
IN RESCUE EFFORT
1IAL1HAX, N. S., Feb. !). The sec
onil officer mid five men ot the crew
of (ho Hrilish ship Oxonian perished
while attempting to save the crew of
tho llrlllsh sleanier Hradbi.yno when
sho was abandoned off the coast of
Kowfoiindhind according to radio
messages received hero today.
FROM FORTY-FIVE
TO SIXTY
A Word of Help to Women
of Middle Age From
Mrs. Raney.
Morse, Okln. "When t was 45 yeara
old Lvdia E. I'mkham s vegetable Lorn
1 pound carried in t
through the critical
period of the Chance
of Life in safety. I
am over tit) and liave
raised n family of
eight children and
am in tine health.
M y daughter and
duughU-rs-in-l aw
recommend your
Veirctable Com-
pound and I still take
it occasionally my
self. You are nt liberty to use my
name if vou wish. airs, alicb iuvsli
Worse, Oklahoma.
Change of Life is one of the most
critical periods of a woman's existence.
This Rood old-fashioned root and herb
remedy may bo relied uKn to overcome
fivmntoms which nccom-
rianv it and women everywhere should
i i u ihrn in no other remedy
known to carry women so suciWullv
through this trying pt-riod as Lvdia t.
Finkbam's Vegetable Compound.
If vou want special advice write to
Lvdia E. Pinkham Medicine lo.. -n-ntialt
Lynn, Mass. "ur letter
ll b opened? read and answer, d by a
woman and held in strict ion!dcm.e.
a ? 4 i ' fit' J$ a
11 teit ?tf I J
vM is
11 r v.f il
11 -fo ii
11 &k$i 1
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AND THE ALLIES
ltKVAL, Ksthonla, Feb. 0. (fly
Associated Press.) Kxporls from so
viet Hussia began on Sunday. They
woro Initialed by tho arrival here of
two carloads of flax outward bound.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sunday, Feb.
1. Hear Admiral Newton A. McCully
oiiimauder of American warships in
Russian waters, Is at Novorossisk. on
the northeast coast of the lUack sea,
watching the situation there relative
to resunipt ion of trade between allied
Bullous and (be tiussinn people.
While the capture i.'f that city by the
bolshevlkl Is not expected the people
aro said to be alarmed by the Influx
of rel'mrees from the Hostov region.
Until the bolshevik! and their ell-1
niles are reported to have suffered I
more from typhus than from fight
ing. There are tell thousand cases oftnou
this disease In Odessa, and IMu) al was
Sevastopol while in other 'dties where I ri.
refugees are gathered the siliiatii.il
Is said to lu- menacing, llecause of
lark of shipping facilities, the allies
are restricting acconiuiouai ions on
vessels to wounded soldiers and wom
en and children.
luliil "A'' bv Ilie proscenium, in
which ho outlined the buildings in the
vioinitv of the shootings, pointing
out bullet hoU -s ami drawing con
verging lines sV.owing Hint Ihcv oamo
from the Avalon hotel. Arnold hotel,
Scninarv hill, anil oilier points east
and southeast of Hie I. V. W. ball,
llolim leslil'ied thai the bullet holes,
whi'ii he examined them two days af
ter the shooting, wore recent, liullet.
1, 'J, M, and I, ho said, were undoubt
edly fired from the Avalon hotel. Xo.
fi came from Seminarv lull. All of
these struck n building at the north
west corner of 'lower avenue and
Second si reel, about (ill feel south of
Ilie I. W. V. hall. Other bullets, on
other buildings, bis testimony indi
cated, came from the hill. 1184 feel
east of Tower avenue, Holim's ex
amination was to lie continued this
at ternoon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. !). Mrs.
Marie Imnoho, secretary of the Ko
bekah lodge In -San Francisco, was
burned to death In a fire which de
stroyed the Herkshiro upartment
house here today. Thirty-stwo lodgers,
firemen and policemen were injured.
SAiXI FRANCISCO, Feb. !). Only
one life was known definitely today
to havo been lost last night In a fire
that destroyed the fashionable Berk
shire upartment house at Sutter and
Jones streets. A scarcli of the ruined
building early today revealed no ad
ditional bodies. A score of persons
are in various, hospitals, however,
suffering from burns and injuries.
HefLTo squads of firemen and po
lice entered tho building at daybreak
to search for bodies, it was believed
that more than u score of persons
had been trapped in the upper floors
of the five story structure and burned
lo death. The body found was that
of an elderly woman and was so bad
ly burned that Identification was not
possible.
The condition of the injured in
most cases was reported favorable.
Many cut off from tho fire escapes,
sought to save their lives by jumping
cither Into the fire nets or into a
vacant lot at the rear ot the apart
ment huuso.
Many ot the windows this morning
Indicated that the trapped tenants
ilRed their own life saving devices lu
escaping from the building. Twisted
sheets, many feet long, hung from
tho windows and by this means scores
of persons slid to tho street.
Last night the windows and ledges
of tho upper floors were choked with
scores of men and women frantically
calling mi tho firemen in the street
below for help. As no escape for
them seemed possible the belief grew
that many of them were burned to
death.
Tho presence ot the rope sheets
seemed to prove, however, that tho
expected large loss ot life was Inac
curate. .
The fire started In a store room of
the basement and spread quickly to
the adjoining floors and in a few
minutes had reached the roof. The
flames made a hugo torch which the
firemen were unsuccessful In combat
ting. This morning the shell ot the
building was standing.
Relief
TREATY SQUABBLE
AGAIN RESUMED
EXONERATES LEGION
(Contliuioil from mmo throe.)
its
n w
iiiL' ils ilitlti-otliv juhl
l:irt of rnpit:tl. ilt't liiiiii'jr tlti'.t tlif 1.
W. W. h;il ils prinriput purpose
the nlmlishini: of (In1 rapihiliMii svs
I I'm.
Al'iiittiiiir tlu' 1rtnl vouM In , ohii
li'ii li 1 1 v ;niil liic-oino. Y;iii1it
sal.) ho ill,) lint lM'lii' till' M;t!
unultl in! roilu.',' the ttnnotiv !' ;ip- 1 to "
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tli;it lu1 KiH'w "tlifv wmiM ii"t thin-!
Pinilihv tlirir linn witiu1
USIUN(iTO 1-Vh. il. rnnni
iMtnsrnl lor llu viM'onitU'rat ion
lfl'ii'-i'il totlav hv Senator Nor-
rif., ri'pulilit aii, Ni-lnaka, our of thy
iiTt'i'oiirilialiKfc oppoinir ratifiratimi.
The vote on Senator Lodge's mo
tion tti snpeml 1 In1 vales so t lie
trealv nuain eoultl lie eonsidoreil wns
V'A to . Tlm-o otin niiainst it. all
repulilieaii-, were : Ht trail Itlalio ;
Hramleiiee, t 'onneet ieut ; Kraneo
Marvlano! ; (ironna, North lakota
Knox, Pennsylvania: MeCormii'k anil
Slierman, Illinois Xoiris, Nebraska.
anil l'oimlexter, Wnhinuton.
As soon as the rules had been sus-
pciub'tl a preliminary serap develop
ed. Senator Norns makin'jr a point of
onler auaint Senator Lodge's mo
tion to rreon-odrr the vote by whieV
ratifieafion Tailed in November. Tb
tion was oernneil hv ire
Preideiit M'ar.-liall. whose net ion wa
upheld bv the senate, by a vote ot t',
i
Wa-h.. 1-Vb. !.-- In- j j
ib n.-e bv the slate in
MOVIT.SAXO,
troduetioli ot e I
Ihe trial ol' 1 1 aiU-ed 1. W. V.s
i harmed with the murder ot' Warren
O. t Jriuini. ( 'en I ra lia A run--1 ire dn v
paraile vielini, beuan iu re Ptdav. Vld
wa rd ('. Unit in. -tale l odd engineer
nf the stale of Washiimt.-n. was the
first witne-- to take the siand.
Uohm terrified l!i,tt he had 1
years' expenenee in mjto uinkimr in
t ludiiej- nearly two rar- with lb'1
reneml statf of (ieiu r.il Pfrhimr in
l-'ranee, and that be wa- tally compe
tent lo draw and explain all charae
ler ot mat"
100 PEP!'
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
&FOR INDIGESTION
r30i?8PICOUGHS
2
Til 10 OXK Al
OXLV OltKilXAfj
CHARLES
CHAPLIN
With II in
lyriadK of
Truffle Troubles
Jlis Kllvver '
"Wori'ies and
His TemiHTumonlal
Disposition will
iive you More
Thau
A
DAY'S
PLEASURE
It's Ills fonrtli
Alillion Dollar
Comedy Success
"The Price
of
Innocence"
A Drama of
Mnine Fisborfolk of
the "Shore Acres"
mid "Way Down
lOast" type.
Ailnilssion
Adults Hoc
Kiddies 15c
liOes 5Uc
ft 'tgfr
4 r. - - '
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Aibilne Andrens-Seultl who will n ppenr In concert tomorrow evening at
8:1.T at rreHbylerinn eliureh with Indies' chorus of 25 voices.
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Next Tuesday
KUSIK JVXIS
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For Reliable
Stylish Tailoring
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Monday, Feb. 16
Mail Orders
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OLIVElfMOROSCO
RICHARD WALTON TULiySj
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WITH
FLORENCE
ROCKWELL,
AND TH-
IVicrs .Sumo as all cities Lower floor, Kiivt 14 rows 2.0Qi last
4, $1,511. llalcony, First 4 fows $1.50; next 4, $1.00. llalanco 80c.
l'lus 10 ior cent War Ta. l!ox office sale Friday, lrtlh, 12 o'clock.
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OTHERS FOLLOW
Launspach Orchestra
DANCE WOHK Ol'lt SPEOIALTV
For particulars phone H. G. Launspach, 4 13-Y.
We get all the late music as soon as it is published, fron 'Frisco
and eastern cities. This wcTk is not a side line with us; we make
it a business.
WnstalM 1
If Constipated, Bilious
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106 Jackson County Fruit Growers
With 4250 Acres of Orchard
Are Now Members of the
Oregon Growers Co-operative Assn.
The new state-wide fruit marketing organization. Mem
bership open to Fruit Growers only.
Representatives of the association will be here a few days
longer to receive applications for membership.
M. O. EVANS,
J. E. EDMISTON, Hotel Holland
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