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..' MEXICO ' CITt.' Deo' 14. (By the
Associated Press) A resolution pro
testing against tho exclusion of Mexl-
l. co from tho Central American con-
' ferenco at Washlnitton and declaring
Mexico's opposition to the establish
ment of United Btaets naval bases on
any Latin-American coast . was with
held from tho chamber of deputies
last i night . through tho intervention
of the co-operlstas party lender. The
latter Induced tho framers of tho res-
, olutlon; who form a considerable
STltmp in the chamber,- to postpone
their action for a few days.
As originally framed the resolution
points out that Mexico was in reality
tho moving spirit In the conference of
1906 which culminated in the treaty
ofl907 to which Cluatomnla, Nlca-
rngu'a, San Salvador, Costa Rica and
- Honduras were signatories. Jn view
of this' fact, the protesting deputies
. : assert that Mexico as "tho neighbor
- and brother of nil the Central Ameri-
' can republics, is vitally interested In
nil questions affecting their welfare,"
nnd should bo Included in any con
yi'gress in which these nations particl
"i: pate' 1 . '
Protest" also Is made against "tho
danger to Mexican independence in
''' the establishment by the United
States of naval bases on J-ntin-Amer-ican
coasts, the-ereution of financial
. guardianships, the maintenance - of
armed foreign forces in the Latin
American republics, and in general,
diplomatic, financial, political or
military intervention by tho United
States in any Latin-American country
which has as its object the extension
of North American imperialism all
of which Is not being treated at the
Washington conference."
Baby Clinic Hero (Saturday.
Do not forget to register babies for
tho clinic to be hold on Saturday, De
cember 10. 2 to 4 p. in., in tho county
nurse's office. Babies from one to
two years of age may be registered.
'Phono'-4S0. ' '
Too Much Meat
Hurts Kidneys
Take a. glass of Salts' to Flush
' . ' Kidneys If Bladder
bothers you.
!' Eating too much' meat may produce ;
' kidney trouble in some form or other,
the uric add excites the kidneys, they
kecomo overworked, get sluggish, clog
, lip, and cause all sorts of distress, par
ticularly, backache and misery in tho
kidney region; rheumatic twinges, se
vere headaohes, acid - stomach, . consti
pation, torpid livr, sleeplessness, blad
der and urinary irritation.
' i The moment 'your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tablespoonful . in a glass of
water bofore breakfast' for a few days
and your kidneys may then act line.
This famous - salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with Hthia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
-.'activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urino so that it no longer irri
tates, thus often ending bladder dis
order. i Jad Salts can not injure any one;
'makes a delightful effervescent lithia
1 water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to help keep
;;the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
thin often avoiding serious kidney di.
, orders.
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at prices that will mean a great saving r
Our stock is new and up-to-date. Each article will carry a satisfactory guarantee, the same as we always have given to our customers.
We hava some very pf etty new designs in Sheffield Sil ver Rolls and Case Plates. Large size.i at $4.75. We made new customers by our sale last Christmas, by
saving them money. We are going to do as Well by you this year. , '. ,
10 ENLARGE SCOPE
' OF NAVY TREATY
WASHINGTON', Dec 14. A request
that President Harding seek to broad
en the Bcopo of the naval limitation
agreement so as to Include a limitation'
on construction of small types of war
vessels and on military and naval air
craft, Is Included in the annual naval
bill as reported today by the house
, appropriations committee. Under Die
. bill as brought Into the house, the
president would be asked to open nego
1 tiations with Great Britain, France,
Italy and . Japan for an agreement
I which would limit future building of
all surface and submersible types of
warcraft having a tonnage of 10,000 or
less and cn all classes of army and
navy aircrafts.
In Its report the committee pointed
out that the arms conference did not
limit the number of types of smaller
vessels, and added that information
had reached congress that "already
large programs' are planned of vessels
up to the maximum size permitted
under the agreement and that new and
larger types of Bub-surface craft have
begun to put In an appearance." '
"In other words," the report' con
cluded, "competition is on again In the
single direction to which the . agree
ment does not extend and If it be al
lowed to go on unchecked, the purse
strings again must be relaxed and this
government like all others will be con
strained to launch upon a new program
to the' extent necessary to keep up at
least abreast of any of the other
powers." . .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. An enlist
ed personnel during the fiscal year
beginning next July 1 of 86,000, the
same as at present. Is provided for In
the navy .budget, carrying a total of
293,806,538, or approximately half a
million dollars less than last year, re
ported to the house today.
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CONTROL ARWIY, NAVY
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WASHINGTON., Dec. 14. Consoli
dation of the wnr nnd navy depart
ments In a department of national de
fense designed to function under a
cabinet member with assistants In
charge of tho. army nnd navy, .respec
tively, tins been definitely recom
mended tof President ;. Harding,, .by
Wnlter F. Brown, head of tho com
mission appointed to prepare a plan
of ffoverninentnl1 re-orgAnlzatlon. The
president Ik, giving .serious' conside
ration to this and other recommen
dations submitted by Mr. Hrown and
may lay them beforo congress within
a week cr two, accompanied by a
special messngo expressing tho opin
ion of the administration on each of
the changes suggested.
BOXED APPLES WEAKEN '
I.V CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec. 14. Cabbage ad
vanced to Its highest price of the sen
son, (2 dto $30 a ton during the week
ending Monday, December 11, with
onions reaching $3 a sack nnd sweet
potatoes following in tho ndvance, the
weekly market report- Issued by the
United States Bureau of Markets
stated. ........... . : - - -
Enrreled apples remained firm with
common storage stock selling . from
$4.26 to $5. Boxed apples weakened
slightly in the principal markets.
Other fruits and vegetables were ro
ported steady to firm- for, the week.
We want
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Diamonds,
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t; When they sell for less, they loose money
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They are one of the finest tone machines on the market; fully guaranteed; plays all records.' Come today, tomorrow may be too late.
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TASTORI
PORTLAND, Ore., Dcc 14. Prompt
action was taken' here today by the
stato highway commission on a propo
sal to aid tho fire stricken city of
Astoria by constructing a street thru
the devastated urea as part of the low
er Columbia river highway. The com
mission approved a suggestion to ob
tain in udvance consent of the mem
bers of the state legislature to a pro
posal for using available funds for the
work.
The plan is to devote to the purpose 1
a quarter mill tax levy voted by the
legislature originally for road purposes
but later' diverted to children's insti
tutions. Highway Engineer Herbert Nunn
was sent to Astoria this afternoon to
confer on plans for the re-establish-
ment of Commercial street as part of!
the highway. Preliminary estimates
were that $100,000 would be necessary
for the work.
The commission gave direct relief
to Astoria In settling a controversy
over cost of a right of way at the city
limits. The commission agreed to pay
the Amount in controversy.
LOS ANGELES, Dep. 14. Armour
Leo Phillips, husband of Mrs. Clara
Phillips, convicted "hammer mur
deress," who escaped from tho Los
Angeles' county Jail December 5,
plnnrt to return In a few days to his
former home' In Houston, Texas, It
becamo known today. v .
. After his wlfo encaped Phillips was 1
detained by the authorities over night I
whilo they questioned him, but ho
convinced them, they said, of his In-
nocene'e in lib affair and. they have:
given him permission ' to leavo Los j
Angeles, '
Tho sheriff's office announced !
plans to question Mrs. Phillips' sis-1
ters, Etta Mno Jackson and Miss Ola
Weaver, in their searcll for clows to
her wheeabouts. .
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. W. J.
Burns replied Into today beforo the
house Judiciary committee to charges
brought ngalnst him in connection
with the impeachment' proceedings
against' Attorney .General Daugherty,
Burns not only donlod any undue
activities In connection with tho
drawing of tho Jury in the trial of
William M: Jones, convicted In tho
Oregon land fraud causes, but charg
ed that Jones hnd paid for his pardon
before granted by President Taft In
1912. " '
: .8 Boys' Killed' Coasting .
SETTLE. Dec. ,14. Put on tho
alert by the' killing of two boys in
throo days and, tho Injury of two
boys In throe dnys and the Injury of
two others, Seattle coasters are pro
tecting the choice, sliding hills from
automobiles on cross etreeta by Juve
rlle traffic cops, with red lnntcrns.
ND'S BIG JEWELRY
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to turn everything into cash that we possibly can
Therefore we are! offering to the public
Watches, JeWelry, Clocks,
FOR A HEARING
SEATTLE, Dec. 14. Tho Rev. H. J.
Chntterton, executive secretary of tho
Seattle' council of churches and the
Rev. Chauhcey J. Hawkins, pastor of
Plymouth church, both of whom re
cently assailed Mayor Edwin J. Brown
for ulleged slack law' enforcement,
were among witnesses called before
the special King county grand Jury
which began a probe of law enforce
ment and alleged vice conditions In
the city.
In a report to the city council today,
Mayor Brown declared that a number
of dance halls operating In the Yesler
Way district, subjects of particular
attack by the Rev. Mr. Ha'Wltlns,' "were
serving a useful purpose." And urged
that they bo permitted to continue
with suggested changes in the manner
of operation.
Mayor Brown, In a letter to the Seat
tle Ministerial union, requested that
he be permitted to address that body
to answer attacks made by ministers
upon his administration.
LOOMS IN IRELAND
DUBLIN', Dec, 14. (By Associated
Press). Further talk of peace between
the factions In Ireland Is heard as
Christmas approaches. Action taken
by the new senate of the free state
Tuesday lu' appointing a committee to
work for the immediate cessation of
hostilities has developed some indica
tions that a considerable section of tho
republican party Is willing to treat for
peace and that the rank and file Is
moving in that direction. .
Summoning of all the Sinn Fein
clubs In Dublin city to debate the
question Is pointed to as significant
especially as although the clubs are
composed . of both treaty supportors
and -republicans, ft is the republicans
who sent out tho press notifications
for Sunday's meeting. ,,, ,
- Rain Halts. Cougars .
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14. Rain here
is seriously' Interfering with football
practice at the University of Southern
California. Nothing but light workouts
have hecii held since Coach Hender
son's return from Seattle. , , "',
With favorable .weather today, the
first sorlmmago in three weeks was to
be held In preparation tor the game. ;
Snmv In Seattle.
SEATTLE, Doc. 14. Moderations
which began yesterday after threo
days of weather ranking close,- to the
ooldost in tho history of Tuget Hound
was .promised., to . continue , today.
Early this morning snow that bogah
before midnight was lightly falling. ,
V Grandchild Had Croupy Cough
"My grandchild could get no relief
whatever from n very' bad oroupy
cough," Writes Peter Laid IS, Meyers-dale,-
Pa., "until I gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar. It Is a great help for
chest and throat trouble." Coughs,
colds, croup, throat, chest find bron
chial Irritations quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey nnd Tar. Contains no
opiates Ingredients printed on- the
wrapper. Stood the teBt of time serv
ing three' generations. Sold every
where. . Adv.
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