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pelled to go out into the world
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re helping me in every, way poa.
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: protection against imitations.
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J57 VNishlngton St., Buffalo, N.Y.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23 Part ot the gov-
ernment's methods lu keeping inform
ed on radical movements stood re
vealed today as a result of testimony
Riven hero In a deposition hearing di
rected by Prank P. Walsh, attorney
defending 22 aliened communist party
members fuclug trial for violation of
Michigan's syndicalism law.
The information was contained in
testimony given by Allen O. Meyers,
assistant general manager of the W.
J. Ilurns detective agency, who yester.
day said a government agent, K-9i,
whom he named as Francis Morrow,
alias Ashworth, attended the mooting
of radicals at Iiridgman, Mich., last
August.
Morrow, according to Meyers' testi
mony, held a membership in tho com
munist party and was one of those
arrested in the raid at Dridgmen,
spending two days in jail before he
was recognized as a government agent
and reloasod.
iray rig repairing
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by None.
If you will como In and look
his tire over you will see for
oursclf tho reason
no carry a completo lino of
Cords and Fabrics.
The
Auto Supply Co.
Just Around the Corner
SI North Bartlctt
DOC WRIGHT
SEATTLE, Feb. 23. A third party
is planned to "eliminate the sinister
Influence of the Stone and WebstT
Intoresta from stato politics," William
A. Qllmore of this city announced
last night.- Sir.' Gilmoro has been
Identified with tho republican party
forty years. He was mayor of Nome,
Alaska, two terms, and was a justice.
of the Illinois supreme court- Last
full he was a candidate tor the Wash
lntitnn stain Benatc.
fr. Gilmoro said that Homer T.
Bone of Tacouia, member of tho
legislature, would probably bo the
candidate ot the now party for gov
ernor.
Tho program of the proposed party,
as outlined by Mr. Gilmore, includes
initiation of a bill to permit munici
palities to sell electric power outside
their limits, similar to that offered
by Mr. Bono' in tho legislature and re
poal of the administrative code gov
crnlng tho executive branch of tho
state government.
REtAND TO RULE
CRONKHITE CLAIMS
IJL'IILIX Tho freo state's ruling
extending the death penalty to cover
a wide rango of crimes heretofore
dealt with as petty, has convinced
the average Irish citizen that tho new
regime means business and realizes , unde(. ,nqulry by 80V0ra members of
MIUl lilt UIUU HUM IU ItOL . SCnatO.
poners to gotern. General Cronkhlte. who attributes
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. A charge
that tho record of tho autopsy over
the body of his son. Major Alexander
P. Cronkhlte. was "falsified," was
made today by Major General Adel-
bert Cronkhito whoso recent enforced
retirement from nctivo service
Tho effect of the new ruling Is to
tho order retiring him to his efforts to
apply the death penalty fearlessly to, clear up tho myalcry of his son
every person proven to do oswisuiik ,,,., . -,,,0 , ,-,, vh.
in any way tho campaign of the it-jn B 8tatem,,nt tllat ha(1 ask-ea-
reguiars against tnc consuimea K"-ithc, war department for all its papers
mon ot nostiic pmns or aucumems, on)y wth ..Rr01!lj,y impel.fect" set of
i.uu uiii.uiiiuii-u iiiii documents. The department, -he said,
military uniforms, will involve 1ho ; niimrcntly had been satisfied with
ueain penalty, -i nreaicnins iviiers ,ncs0 recordB- oespito tile fact that
have been falling like snowtlakes 011 , hcy wcre n0( ,n accordance ,vith
army regulatioijs.
POLAND OBECTS TO
ill prominent supporters of tho gov
eminent, but now the sending of a
threatening letter will involve penal
servitude.
Triiils for all these nnti-atate of
fences will bo held by private by mili
tary courts. Although ho mo deputies,
. Including Mr. FUzgibbon. member for
' Trinity College, hesitated nt confer
1 ring such broad powers, upon tho
n 1111 y, General Mulcnhy's insistence
on llier cuused his opponents to waive
j their objections, and iri" tho vote on
labor party. There has been some ' J re,ss- The government set up early
I expression of uneasiness regarding m January at Mcmel by Lithuanian In
Ihu silence of the army on the exact BUrgents and M. Slmonatis has not!-
condition ot the country, and this has Wed the council of ambassadors that
been criticized by such papers as tho it accepts tho decision of the council
Irish Times, but there is a disposi- oy which Mcmel is to become part ol
tion on the part of the average citl
zen to give the new ruling a chance
J to prove its worth.
GEM CHUNG
China Herb Store
hi a 10 to certlry that Giro Chung ot
iford, Ore., has eured me of goitre
Btomaen trouDie. u, m. ieonaro,
J St., Grants I 'ass.
Ills Is to certify that Olm Chung ol
ford. Ore., has cured me ot rupture
four years' standing. K. G. laham.
IS BU, Grants Pass, Ore,
1 Med ford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
his Is to certify that I. the under
led, had very severe stomach trouble
had been botntrea lor several year
last August was not expected to
and henrlnn of G.m Chun if (whose
ft store Is at 214 South Front street,
ford. I decided to set herbs for tns
hach trouble, and I started to feeling
ler as soon as i usea inera ana toaoy
a well man and can neanwy recom
id anyone afflicted as I was to a
i Chun it and try his Herbs.
Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
tinesses:
fm. Lewis, Ragle Point.
. u. cmmrein. n.agie r-oinu
, A, Anderson, Med ford.
B. Holmes, Ragle Point,
B, Moore, Eagle TolnL
V Mr-lntvr. Eaale Point.
feo. Von der Hellan. Eagle Point
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No New Immigration
This Session Congress
Lithuania.
A dispatch to the I lavas agency
from Warsaw says tho Polish diet has
adopted a resolution demanding that
(the Polish government take the neces
sary action to secure the Guarantee to
LaWS Expected tO PaSS Portland of her rights to the full uso
I oj mo port or mnmei. . ,
Tne resolution was adopted after a
discussion during which It was de
clared Lithuania was a docilo instru
ment in tho hands of tho Kusulans
and Gormans, to tho menace of tho
peace of castorn Europe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. New im
migration restriction legislation ap
parently Is dead so far as this ses
sion of congress is concerned.
Whilo the proposed substitttto for
the existing statute is ready for
liouso action, senate leadors are
avorso to bringing up so important
a mcasuro at tho end of tho session
with calendars already crowded,
especially in view of the fact that the
present immigration law does not ex
pire until July 30, 11HM.
Thero are two general policies pro
posed in the now measure which un
doubtedly would lend to an extended
discussion in the session. One is writ
ing into law of tho "gentleman's
agreement" with .lapan'and the other
is the proposal to reduce the' basis of
Immigration from the present three
per cent on the into census to i per
cent on the 1890 census.
U. S. Chamber of
'Commerce . Oppose
Fed' I.' Education
HOSTON, Feb. 23. A referendum
taken recently by the chamber of
commerce of tho t'nlted States re
sulted in a decisive vote against the
creation of a federal department of
education, tho Boston chamber of
commcrco, affiliated with tho na
tional organization, announced today.
Tho voto on tho referendum was, for
4 47 '.4 ; against, 1,2m
. Tho membership of tho national
chamber olso voted 1009 to 690
against enlarging the present federal
burenu of cducution, It was an
nounced. 1 -
Another question submitted to the
membership was:
"IJo you favor tho principle of fed
eral aid eo education In the states
on tho basis of the states appropriat
ing sums equal to those given by the
federal government?"
Tho vote was for CTC'a; ogalnst.
11734.
O.V.MYERS
"The Truck .tlfln"
MACK TRUCKS
RE0 SPEED WAGONS
no X, Holly I'lione .1041
Blackheaded
Pimples Quit
WiihS.S.S.
Why? Pimple-Poison Co.. When RaWU
Blood-Cell. Incre.se! S. S. S.
Build. These Red-Blood-C.lla.
Tou ran be sure nf thl. nature has too
.ubfltlttlte for red-hlood-rrtl.. Plmple
pnlaon eao't lire in the red rlrer. of jour
blood a. lone there sr. enough rick
Kd-bloud-rclla In It. More red-blood-ctllsl
te shame.
of a blemishedace J
Thai is trbat you Deed ivfaeo jorj tee ploh
pl?s taring at you lo the mirror. Black
hcndiMl ploiplrs are wotm! Krtetna to
worse Ttl You cm try everything un4r
Hie inn,-you'll find ooly on answer,
more cell-power In your blood I Th trt
utciKloiifl rrsults, produced by to tnereM
In rtd-hlotHl-cellH Is one of the A. B. C.'
of inert if a 1 clpnce. Red-cells dimo
clnr-pure rich blood. They meta clear,
ritfldy. lomble mmplexloni. Tby neaa
oerre power, berauic all your ntrrea ara
fed Uf your blood. They hkmd freedoa
forcrer from plmplff. from tba blackbe4
pent, from holla, from enema and akia
empilona, from rbeumatlim Impurities!
from tbnt llred, exhstisted, run-down feel
ing. I'p(l-bloodrella are tba moit lmpcr
(ant lliintt In the world to eftcb. of a a,
K. 8. H. will build them for yon. 8. S. B.
lias bfHn known line 1826, aa one of tha
prptttf t blond-bnlldera, blood-cletnaeri
and lyvfem atrenRtbenera ever prodsea!,
K. K la aold at all drur atoreo In twt
rlxea. Tbe larger aixa bottle la tba mart
economical. if
S mdSetTyoitfiA
THE nation-w ide popularity of Mazola
as the leading bria nd of salad and cooking oil,
is due to the fact that Mazola has demonstrated
its superior quality and great economy in the
household to the housewife herself.
HOWEVER, there are ;
still some housewives in Amer-
ica, who do not as yet use Mazola.
There are also some who still believe
that expensive imported olive oil is
necessary to make a delicious salad
dressing. There are others who still
believe that foods cooked in lard are
as easily digested as foods cooked with
Mazola the 100 pure vegetable oiJ.
Many housewives continue
to use high priced butter, whereas
Mazola is equally as rich as butter,
costs much less, goes further, and
makes the most delicious cakes, etc.,
that you have ever tasted.
It is to these Housewives that th is 25c Free Mazola Coupon
is offered for Orie Week Only
Fill out the coupon hand it to your grocer.
It is worth 25c toward the purchase of one
quart can of Mazola. It gets you this remark
able salad and cooking oil at about half price.
WE want you to give Mazola a fair trial. This is your
opportunity to prove that Mazola is equal to any oil for salad dressing;
that Mazola mayonnaise is smooth, rich and creamy, and will keep longer.
And remember, Mazola costs considerably less than expensive imported oils.
For shortening you will find Mazola is equal to rich,
creamy butter, and you use less. Makes your cakes and biscuits light and tasty.
Once you use Mazola for shortening, you will prefer it to lard arid-butter.
And for frying you will find Mazola-cooked foods are more
digestible. One reason is that Mazola can be heated so hot that the food is
instantly crusted over. This keeps in all the rich juices, and makes the food
more delicious and tastier. .Because Mazola does not carry odors and flavors
from one food to another, you can use it over and oyer again to the very last
drop. Merely strain it. Always remains sweet and clean,
IF you are not satisfied in every respectwith Mazola, as
the best oil for salads and cooking, just aa we have stated in
this advertisement, your grocer is requested to refund your money
without question.
All grocers are hereby requested to- cooperate with us
and their customers in carrying out this guarantee.,
I7D17I7 Beautifully Illustrated Corn Product
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JOHNSON-LIEBER COMPANY
Portland. Ore. .
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rlv idemed, with tgnature and ad
dreta of houatwlfe, for 23c. 11 muat ba
igned nr tha houaewlfe receiving tho
can of Mat ula.
Your afgnatur below cart) flea that you
have given to cuatomer named htrcln oua
quart can of Ma tola or larger ilia. .
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the purchase of one quart or larger
sizes of Mazola. Only one can to
each family. Fill out and present
it to your grocer.
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