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PAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MTSDFQRD, OREqOfr, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1923 Dr. A. W. Chase's Tronic Pills The Old Reliable Family Remedy for Building Up the System, Nervous Af f At! T i Si. ... i U1CHUJ1H, IIIBU.U.KU, viva ttt Wtu-n Mninni or ma .3 . j . cUMOve Hacurr Uoqk autuom Irt this strenuous age, most people are afflicted, with some form of nervous trouble. Hospitals are over flowing with men end women seeking to win back health of body and mind. If you are nervous, irritable, "jumpy," If your system is run down, if you feel that you may bo on the verge of a nervous breakdown, read what P. J. Cole, of 628 S. Lambert Street, Brazil, Indiana, says: . "It would be hard form to fell how much rood I hare ra Cat rod from tfce dm of Dr. A. W. Chase 'a Tonic (nerve) Pllle. ' I was 10 run down In health I could hardly eo, 1 had no tppatite. Could not tleep or jeat I wu weak and no Tery nerv. ua. liufferedBomepalnburtlieworatorfbytroublewaabeeauta balnff ao weak and easy to ret tired the oerroua coudition waa wares than the pain, - "I decided to nae your Tonltc (nerre) Nils. A few bojes re stared me to perfect health. I can eat and elrep well. I hare Baror found anrthing betur for rundowu uervooa condition. -' Yon can buy these Tonic Pills at all Drug Stores To b aura el feutag the genulnoj tea that portrait and algnature of A. W. CbaM, M. j are on aacb box your protection agalnat imlutii ma, ' dr. a. w. chase: medicine co. J57 Waathlnglon 8tro t, Buffalo, N. Y. r va la n a a s 109 a HI ai s ID m HI 8 a, m n 8 ' EH m S 41 Bl m W m m i S : m m m I m at m m m m I m m m J WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Farm L-onn Commissioner Copper summar ized conditions In various land bank districts today as follows: Arizona, California, Nevada and Utah Conditions as a whole aro hot no good as last year. The fruit men of California aro making no profit and hiph freight rates are a heavy tax on agriculture. Tho cattle ranchmen of Arizona are still in a bad condition but the dairymen and poultry raJsers have had a good year: Sugar beet growers have had a good crop with prospects -of a fair price. Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and "Wash ington Agricultural conditions 1 are better than last year. The wheat har vest was the largest in tho history of the northwest and tho production of livestock and fruit has set a record. Dairying, and poultry raising are on the increase. Tho cost of transporta tion, however.consumed a largo por tion of tho 'farmer's profit. ' The apple crop in Oregon and Idaho was large, but the prices are uncertain and tho market unsatisfactory. Avoid Moto Oils containing paraffin, asphalt or any other non-lubricating substance. Ariato Oil is refined by the most advanced processes, designed to remove everything in the crude which has no lubricating value or jfl Fluffy or Flinty? -which kind of "carbon" comes from the oil youuse ? SOME carbonaceous residue is deposited by all motor oils. That is a known fact. But there are two kinds of this so-called "carbon." One is hard and flint-like as in diamonds. It attaches to cylinder walls, piston and valve heads, and it stays. ',. Chisels or acetylene torches are required to remove it. jAhAkrasive ! Being hard and gritty hard enough to score cylinders p-it acts jManabrasiyearing cylinders, pistons, and rings. 1 It prevents valves from seating proDerly.Compression is thus lost.' l ) Small particles becothrTlncandescent," causing pre-ignl-!tion, which results in 'knocking" and lost power. Spark plugs! becotriingcoated with it, are short-cir- tuucu, ana miss.r , JDiffereritKind 1 Most of the smatf residue from Aristo Motor Oil blows j out with the exhaust. t What's left is soft and fluffy. Be ( ing softer than the metals, it can't cause wear. mS r j Your car runs thousands of miles farther without grind ' ing valves. Spark plugs practically never "foul.'ij I As a pure lubricant this oil is unsurpassed. Neither f paraffin nor asphalt is contained in it.r It forms a tough', thin film penetrating to and protect I Ing every part in any weather and in any motor heat. . It passes every known test of perfect lubrication under ' all conditions that exist in motors, 2 r. It's the best that a: great .company Jike the JtJnionOU .Company of California can make , 7 If you want such lubrication, with entire elimination of all "carbon" damage, see thatyou always get Aristo Motor Oil, for sale at all first-class garages and service stations. mm UnibnOilCompairy'i Motor Oil PORTLAND,'' Ore, Dec. ' 19'. An off-ahodt of the Ku Klux Klun haa boon Incorporated at Hrtlom Under tho namo of tho Allied Protestant Amer icans. Back of the new A. P. A, socl oty aro Insurgent klansmen, or rather klanRinen who arc lnnut-ginfr apnlUBt Fred t. Oifford. grand dragon of the realm of Oregon. . AIbq 'In the new movement are membara of tho Lemon faction df "tho Loyal brange lodge, who are oppofiliut. the Kirkland fac tion of the. Ku.Klux Klan. , , The Incorporators are Luther I. Powell, king kleagle of the klan, who hai ben denouncing Grand Dragon Clifford and whose contract to secure 80,000 new members for tho Portland fclan was rescinded by the klan a foiv weeks ago; Captain J, A. Pilz, and Harry A. Olddlngs, tho latter secre tary to Powell, The r-rtlcles of Incor poration state that the headquarters of the Allied Protestant. Americans will bo in rortland and that member ship foes have been fixed at ?6. The movement which brought about 'tho croation of this new or ganization came after the recent, at tack made on Clrand "Dragon Glfford and which was followed by announce ment that charges had been preferred against King Kleaglo Powell at At lanta, da., and that Powell had been suspended from tho 'privileges of tho klan pending his trial. Subsequently the king kleagle received ,a telegram from . Imperial "Wizard Evans saying that Powell had not been' banished, . I- ROME, Dec. 15. (By Associated Press). Pops Plus has been negotiat ing with France and Germany with regard to his lntontion to insert in his allocution at tomorrow's secret con srfetory a passage concerning tho sit uation In Contral Europe with special ireforonce to the Ruhr question.' . Tho pontiff doos not wish to be mLsundcrstood.by oither side and do sires to pronounce a word of amity ant Christmas poaco and good will in ordor to bring about an understand ing satisfactory to both parties. According to reports received by 'tho Vatican. German prlsonors from tho Ruhr aro .being detained . along tho Atlantic coast of Franco In dis comforting conditions whilo a large number of tho Germans compelled to leave tho Ruhr region aro scattered about other parts of Germany, unem ployed and starving a burdon upon tho remainder ht tho population and tho governinont. ENGLf EXPECT TO FOLLOW LONDON, Doc. 19. Herbert As- qulth's apcoch at ,the Liberal club, in which ho Bald tho party would form no alliance with other parties. Is intorprotod by tho .nowspapers as meaning, In effect, that the liberals are determined to put a socialist gov ernment into powor at tho earliest possiblo moment after the prelimin ary business of tile now. parliament has been transacted, namely, about the third week In January. The Uborals plan to support a labor ministry as long as they judge It de sirable to do sp, , the . nowspapers tlilnki iand will then turn It out and succeed to tho administration them selves. ' . LIQUOR SEIZED AT S. F: SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19. Two hundred cases of liquor said by , - k.,a l.nnn narl nf A ?.- 000 cargo of a seagoing tug and In tended for the nonaay iraae in ram hero last night as It was being un loaded. The tug cast oil us niooiiime and put to sea when tho officers ar- r,nwir Anrnnlnff Cftnture. The tug brought tho liquor from Canada. according to autnormes. WEATHERS STORM TOKlO, Dec. 19. (By Associated Press). A crisis which threatened possiblo dissolution of tho Japaneso cabinet has been passed and the cam paign of the Selyukal, majority politi cal party of the diet, to force a reduc tlon of more than -100.000.000 yen (J50.000.00) In the government's esti mates for earthquako reconstruction has met with success. Facing dissolution or tho necessity of resigning tho cabinet decided to ac eept tho curtalted reconstruction pro gram. . - Ouinriit Wheat Rxwirts. OTTAWA. Dec. 19. Canada' ex ported nearly 9,00,000 rnoro bushels of wheat In November, ij, man in the sarha montn a yf Bo, BM?6, 0$ byshols, . . . ..q, iSSll p: pdUCt'S . D ASTEURIZ MliK AND CREAM i ' A sample of our ' ' GOLD SEAL ' ' Brand, Fancy Creamery Butter, taken from 'Warner, Wortman & Gore's store December 3rd, 1023, by L. S. Leach, Deputy, State Daily and Pood Commissioner, and analyzed by A. S. Wells, State Chemist, showed a butter-fat content of 82.84 per cent,' Moisture, 14.4 per cent, Salt, 2.35 per cent, Cascii? 0.41 per cent, Flavor, Good. . . . . A Sample 6f our milk, tested, showed a butter-fat content, of 4.7 per cent. Both of these tests shows our products to be, not only pure, but SUPERIOR. . ,4 , ,,, ., ., i ,K ,r.;. Tlie JACKSON COUNTY CREAMERY, factory S74 3sl Hidden; Values That Gall for Close Examination There is a distinct personality to every Chalmers model enclosed or open that adds measurably to the pleasure of owning a car that is in the forefront of the finer sixes. But to understand Chalmers values & close examination and a demonstration are nec- essary. Much of the evidence of this value is found in small and usually unnoticed units. And to appreciate the pert fection of braking service Chalmers has introduced, you must get out on the road and test the Lockheed hy draulic four-wheel brakes. 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