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The Washington times., 1919-11-22
Tive Navy Yard Hea Tan Alert -
Bsnus They Dest 0se

I've navy Iar1 Qe0 ThIG AbevS -
BsBus They Dest 0s9
have been employed In the Navy
Yard since the early part Of 1915. I
have laborers work under ne and
am held responsible for their work
Many Of them get the bonus. I don't
and In consequences ! received lsa
money than the laborers. stu I am
suppose to be over them
SKILLED HELPER
Glad to zee you have something
about the Navy Yard bonus IN your
paper. am . chauffeur and have
been employed IN the yard Ence
August, 1918. don't gst the bonus.
There are laborefs that get the
bonus that work on my truck, -
that makes my pay less than theirs.
] am responsible for the driving Of
the truck, the loading and the Con-
tents, and they are responsible for
nothing. Still they make more thaA
l do. ls this a squire deal?
CHAUFFEUR
The Handsome Drug Oerk Again.
Throughout the long-continued
clamor anent the Apollos Of the
Pestle, ! waited for the appearance
Of . certain name. but Il becomes
evident that, even rs I, his many
friends considered it a foregone con-
clusion that it would be entered by
many others. / refer to Mr.. R.
BAXTER THIBADEAU, Of the Cen
tral Drug Co., 6Ss Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, one who, through
long familiarity with his profession.
has attained that decree Of mastery
where he has embodied in his own
personality something Of the attr-
butes Of his environment Thus,
his hair IL as brown ~ PULV.
GLYC. COMP, his eyes are a. BRIGHT
as II touched with BELLADONNA, \,
his teeth a. white as QUIN. SULPH. !.
and his lips n red a COCHINEAL
HIS smile is as sweet as SYRUP.
S1MP., his manners "a smooth a
GLYCERIN and his voice a. sooth-
ing a. TINCT. OPII. When reused
his strength 10 a. ACID. HYDRO
CYAN and he will stick to Q friend
like EMP. CANTHAR. To a
enemy. however, he can be as bittei
as STRYCHNIN and rs unpleasant
as ASAFETIDA. Consider him
therefore, entered.
] RICHARD J. HANKS
The Washington times., 1919-11-22
HEARD AND SEEN
How About the Actors Memorial
Fund?

How About the Actors' Memorial
Fund?
Business men in this city, headed
by ROERT N. HARPER, are organ
izing to aid the Actors Memorial
Fund. The movement 10 founded
on the deep respect the public has
shown for the work done by actors
during the war. The practical re-
suits Of the movement win be to
add to the fund which il the big
charity in the profession OF the
stage.
Sometimes actors, n they grow
old, lose the popular favor and are
poor. The fund which has been
built up by the efforts Of many great
actors and managers, particularly
Daniel Frohman, IL used to support
the very old and very poor ones in
the profession which keeps you and
me laughing.
Mr.. Frohman was here the other
day. While here he received a let
ter from C. v. Hibbard praising the
character of the work Of the theatn-
cal people who served in France.
MI. Hibbard 10 the associate OF
DR.. John R. Mott and was in charge
of the "Y" work overseas. He
wrote:
aAllow me to express the sincere
rood wishes Of the Young Mems
Christian Association toward the
campaign Of which You are head.
"The National War Work Council
of the Y. M. C. A. remembers pleas
antly and gratefully the services
rendered during the war by 6S6 pro-
fessional entertainers who, in the
Red Triangle uniform, carried
amusement and fun to the soldiers
overseas.
"The splendid character and m.
selfish labor Of the theatrical people
during the war 10 q matter Of record
and common knowledge. The Over
There Theater League constituted
a little theatrical arm of which thia
organisation Is proud to have been
an ally"
Mr.. and Mrs. COLIN II, LIVING.
J STONE went to New York to atteno
the farewell reception and ball giver
to the Prince Of Wales at the Sew.
nnth Regiment SYmory.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. COLIN H, LIVING
STONE went to New York to attend
the farewell reception and ball given
to the Prince Of Wales ct the Sew
snth Regiment aymory.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
PNEUMATIC TIRES
 PROLONG SERVICE
 IF MOTOR TRUCKS


 The rapid advance of the mtor truck into the bigger and broader field of service, following the adaptation of pneumatic tires to this new agent of transportation, has beeen one of the marvels of this decade. It's great mo- bility and it's adaptability to nearly every kind of service have made for it a permanent place in the transporta- ton wold.
 From it's former limitation as to speed and cushioning qualities, the pneumatic cord truck tire has brought the motor truck into a class where it's capabilities of making quick deliveries of materials in good condition are de- termining factors in computing It's
 value.
 But without suitable rim even the pneumatic tire coudd not have brought the motor truck to it's present degree of
 usefulness
 Most of the pneumatic truck tire rims used now are notifications of rims that have been used with auto
 mobile tires states James Atkins, rim expert of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber company. Present makes" he says. "are somewhat similar, but all are
 modification of the first Goodyear de- tachable rim, which attained vide spread favor because of it's dependa-
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17

hility and the ease which it permitted tire changes.
 with big pneumatic tires tiie changes are not so frequent as with other tires for the treads are thicker and therefore withstand puncture more easily. But when changes are necessary they can be made easily and quickly because of the side ring fea- ture of the detachable rim.
 with the removal of this ring. which is used to hold the detachable part of the straight side rim in place, the tire can easily be slipped off or on as occasion may require. This is most important feature and one of which has been a deciding factor for this rims success.
 We have been specializing on pneu- matic truck tire rims and owe large part of our success with pneumatic truck tires to the completeness of our rims. Just how they are regarded in the rntor truck world is indicated in the fact that 75 per cent of the trucks now leaving their factories on pneu l. matte tires. start their careers on Goodyear rims. The sidelocking fea- ture has now been adopted on all steel wheels having the base of the rim cast as a part of the wheel.
 Straight side rims with this Good year locking ring feature are now ob- tainable in all sizes up to 44x10, the tuck being 36x6, 3Sx7, 40xS, 42xs and E44x10, accommodating all capacities of trucks up to tons.
 We have been using these detch- able rims on our big Akron Boston trucks for more than two years, where under the varied conditions of long distance travel they have performed consistently and dependably."
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
Fisk Tubes Are
 #GOOd InsUrdnce
 fl For Your Tires


 ! Few auto owners nowadays would be content without autono- bile insurance, yet how many there are who have no protection on their tires. A good easing rep :tesents an investment which in sproportion should be as much ;eovered by insurance IS the car itself, more so perhaps because 1t is more susceptible to wear.
 There is such thing as tire in- surance, too, although many fail to see the protection in that light. The very best tire insurance in the world is a good inner tube. .i Put inside your casing a tube that is dependable, one that will outlast the wear of the casing it. self, and you have protected your self against casing damage.
 Good tubes cost no more than poor ones, yet many are prone to consider the tube as a necessary evil, an item of equipment that is worthy of only minor considera- ton.
 The Fisk Rubber company, makers of Fisk tubes, point to this oversight on the part of many motorists as the greatest source of needless tire expense. Twenty years of experience in the manu- facture of tubes has shown them that pure para rubber is the most satisfactory material for tube making and that all of the subst- tutes and composition formulas ever attempted have broken down under test.
 Consequently the Fisk company makes but one tube that of the best grade of pure para.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17

only when near the end or the tour one of the wheels of his car was crushed by another car. At this time another tire was put into service. as it was already mounted on the wire wheel which replaced the crushed one.
 A few years ago no motorist would have had the temerity to start on a 1000 mile trip, including 500 miles of blistering desert waste land, with only one spare tire to act as utility" to four tires that had already delivered satisfactory mileage. That such a trip San be made in our western country with it's mountains and deserts is an indication of the rapid strides that have been made in the building of tires.
 For long period tires were the source of more annoyance than was caused by the mechanism of the car, but now the better grades of tires have caught up in the effort to re- duce the worries of the driver to a minimum
 This trip through six western states offered some of the worst road condi- tions possible. Many roads were being
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
PORTUGUESE TO SPEND THEIR HONEYMOON IN AMERICAN MACHINES

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug. 16.-A honeymoon in a Roamer is announced by N. Mantero and F. Paeche, for themselves and their respective brides as soon as the former return to Portu- gal. their native land.
 N. Mantero is managing director of Mantero. Ltd. one of the largest inn porting houses in Lisbon, and an establishment that handles immense quantities of American made goods F. Paeche is a major in aviation, still in the service of his country, being engaged in the replacement of war equipment.
 They are making an extended tour of America and were recent visitors to the plant of the Barley Motor com pany Senor Mantero closed a con- tract to represent the Barley company in Portugal An order was placed for a seven passenger limousine, which will be used by them during their stay in New York City and later shipped to Lisbon.
 While in Kalamazoo these gentle men admitted on their return to Lis bon they would be married and that their honeymoon trip would be in au- tomobiles. Added proof of this state ment came in an order for two cars for their personal use. One is a seven passenger touring car in enameled white. The other is a four passenger sportster in enameled carmine. The conventional European right hand l drive is installed in both cars. The l speedometers read in kilometers in stead of in miles, while the gasoline gauge on each car shows litres in stead of the American gallon measure. N. Mantero expressed the opinion that in the future Portugal would be- come valuable market for American ] made goods, while his countrymen would make equal efforts to sell their products throughout the United States
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
SHINY SURFACES IF
 AUTO ARE SENSITIVE

The campaign against the old-fash- toned and ruinous hard and soft" soaps for washing motor cars contin- ues with increasing volume and force The paint and varnish people have Joined issue with the auto makers for the use only of preparations that do not mar fine surfaces. They in turn are being imported by the auto accessory dealers. The death knell of all alkali and soda soaps is being rung all over the land. The time has arrived when the public will no longer be imposed upon in this respect Already the in- telligent and careful motorist is insist
 ing thath his car shall be washed with solution that will not injure fine appearance. The result is highly satisfactory and beneficial all around
 There is really no need to use in- furious soaps nowadays. Chemists have been busy in their laboratories and evolved a thoroughly economical and harmless preparation that fills every requirement in this respect. One has only to apply to a reputable dealer of auto accessories to be promptly and gladly supplied This applies fully as much to the garages that make a spe- cialty of washing cars as to the owner who washes his car at home
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17


 repaired and many tedious detours made over roads that existed by court esy only.
 Over the deserts of Utah. New Mex ico and California the heat was in tense and the sand deep, yet no trou- ble was experienced with tires or mo- tor. Up and down the Sierras and the Cascades their performance was equally good.
 At Los Angeles Mr. Shaffer, in com pany with several Goodyear officials looked over the site which has been selected for the new Goodyear factory in that city which will represent an investment of s20,000,000.
 From Los Angeles he returned to Tacoma via San Francisco, having completed a tour Of 4,000 miles on tires that had already gone nearly twice that far, with no other trouble than the changing of wheel, caused
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
TACOMA MAN MAKES
 .L0NG TRIP ON TIRES 0READY FUR DISCARD

ilE'our thousand miles-from Tacoma fo Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, and return through San Francisco dn. set of tires that had already de- litered 1000 miles of service; this is the achievement that has just been completed by Ralph H. Shaffer, a prpminent business man of Tacoma. Wash, in a Franklin sedan, equipped Wath Goodyear cord tires.
 1.-The manner in which he set aoout dhE this tour through six western states. aqnal in distance to tour across the dehtinent with only one spare tire. exhibits graphically the confidence he had in his tires to withstand the trip. He- was compelled to use this spare
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17

by being backed into by another car
 Such performances as this help wonderfully to encourage long distance tours for they show the reliability that is characteristic in present day well built tires and cars.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17

WASHINGToN-War tied Sec retary Baker closely to his desk, and now he feels the reaction. His physician has ordered him to go in for more exercise and the secretary has taken up tennis. This picture indicates that "One, Love" is a serious matter with the secretary.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
Then Still Another Distinction

In each of these distinctions for which the Hudson became symbolic, no forfeiture was made of earlier advantages. Each advantage became an additional merit.
 The new Hudson Super-Six encompasses all the wanted qualities Ii is a powerful car. but every item of it's construction measures up to the stand ard of it's motor.
 It is fast car, but it's endurance is equal to any task imposed. It is beautiful car. and every detail in finish and convenience matches its out ward appearance.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
No One Quality Predominates In the New Hudson-Super-Six Its Four Years Development Results in a
 Rounded Perfection That 6O,OOO
 Owners of Earlier Models Had Predicted

The names of certain automobiles call to mind definite characteristics of those cars.
 Four years ago, when the Super-Six was intro- duced, Hudson meant motor with 72 per cent greater power without added size or weight.
 In another year it's emblem the White Triangle marked the winning cars in of the leading speedway, road racing and mountain climbing contests
 Then the name Hudson became a synonym for endurance. Ii meant longer and harder automobile service.
 The growing number of Hudsons later gave 1t another distinction. The beauty of it's various types was recognized everywhere. It became a familiar object on every highway.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
For Every Type of User

The new Hudson Super Six is the choice of the conservative town driver as well as of the hard driving tourist.
 Those who demand high speed know the Super Six will meet any situation. We have entirely withdrawn from racing. but every important rac- ing contest includes number of Hudsons They entered by professional race drivers interested only in stake winning. The Super Six is their choice because they know its endurance
 The town motorist prefers the new Hudson Super-Six because of it's flexibilty. Its power range eliminates the necessity for much gear shifting. Traffic congestion is avoided because of the way the Super-Six take advantage of every opening Note how Hudsons without the speed limits slip in ahead of less flexible
 And those. too. who choose because of beauty and dignity, because they reflect good taste well utility. prefer Hudsons.
 A glance at any general list of Hudson owners will indicate how it appeals to all users.
 It is not car of single advantage. It meets all needs.
 The way it satisfies soooo users, representing every automobile need is suggestion of it's uni- versal appeal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-29
Las eleccionss en- Francia Sc ve~
rificaran en- 26 de Octubre
Poincare no aspira a la reelection presidential

Y asegur6 tener la confaAza la
mas absolute de que la amistad
de Francia y de los Estados Uni
dos continuara inalterable.
PARIS, 49, lei Consejo Supre
mo de los aliados ha acOrdado los
terminus declarando que los aha
dos Y demas puehIos asociados a
ellos desean hacer la paz con el
pueblo h1ngaro con el fin de po-
ner fin a esa situacion que inn
posibilita conocer la verdadera
situacion economica del centro de
Europa y aprovisionarlo debida-
mente, Pero tai obra es imposi-
BILE hasta que en- Hungrfa no
exiSta un gobierno que represen-
tie al pueblo; no es possible con ell
regimen de Belakun ell cual ataca
al poder de los aliados Y esta ba-
sado sobre ell terror. Aflade, ade
mas, la nota que la ocupacion del
territorio hungaros cesara tan
pronto como Sc haya cumplido
las condolences del arnlisticio. La
situaci6n diplomatica, segdn la
nota, no excluye la posibilidad de
que las potencias que act1an en-
Hungrfa tomen participation ST
fuere necesario en- las operacio-
nes militares que Sc juzguen ne
cesarias y entonces todos los
aliados deberian tomar partipa-
cion. Ell Consejo Supreme Sc ocu
pc del tratado con Bulgaria, clau-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-29
(serVicio del Cable Frances.)

WEIMAR, julio 28.-En un
discurso en- la Asamblea Nacio-
nal ell representante Muller ex-
presa la desaprobaci6n por parte
del gobierno del asesinato come
lido en- la persona del Official su-
balterno Mannheim, pero lamen-
to que ell gobierno frances haya
creido ser su deber hacer uso de
un procedimiento del cual los ale
names abusaron durante la que
rra, exigiendo una multa. Ell Lo-
calanzeiger de Berlin dice que
Sc veran ebligados a hacer un
emprestito de 200 mil omillones.
PARIS, 28.-El comite de
Francia y America entreg6 a
Pershing como recuerdo de sus
amigos franceses una plaza ar
tistica donde aparecen las pala-
oras hist6ricas de Lafayette
''Aquf estamos." Entire las per-
sonas presentes estaban los ge-
1erales Tasker Bliss, Harbord,
De la Croix, Marchand, y ell prfn-
eipe Roland Bonaparte y muchas
atlas personalidades tanto fran
cesas como americanas. Hano-
aux como Presidente del Comite
lilo las gracias a todo ell ejerci-
% americana dirijiendose a Per-
5hing, por haber combatido al la
10 de sus compafieros franceses
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-29

sulas de indemnizaciones y fnan-
cieras. -
PARIS, 8.-Clemenceau haI
salido esta tarde para visitar la
region del Somme. Hoy ell vige-
.sirno cuerpo del Ej6rcito hace su
entrada triunfal en- Nancy. La
ciudad ha sido esplendidamente
engalanada. Todos los peri6di-
cos en- sus concentrates a la nota
enviada por los aliados a Bella
kun Sc muestran .unanimes en-
hacer constar que equivale a una
ruptura de todas classes de inten-
tos para ponerse a Ia voz. lie
Matin" We en- ella ell principle de
una nueva politica mas energica,
la que dice el, no debe limitarse a
Hungria solamente. Segdn lie
Matin", ell Consejo Supreme ha
Eaprobado los informes de las CO.
misiones sobre las clausulas IL
nancieras, indemnizaciones que
deben ser inclu1dos en- ell trata-
do con Bulgaria. Los aliados han
autorizado a Polonia para que
extendiera sus fronteras en- di-
reccion nordoeste con ell fin de
Eque ocupe a Augusthof. Gel Eco
| de Paris" confrma la noticia de
que las elecciones legislativas en-
Francia han sido fijadas pa
ra octubre 26. Desmiente que ell
Presidente Poincare sea candida
to para la reelection.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-29

Familia respectable desea
arrendar una habitaci6n espacio-
sa y ventilada a caballero solo de
buenas referencias.
Sc lie pOdria suministrar CO.
mida.
Para information
Salvador Brau, IS. 20. piso. i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-29

SOLO HAY UN "BRoMO QUINI-
NAP, que es LAXATIVE BROM0
lUININA. La firma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa
DOR todo el mundo para curar res
eriados en- un dfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-29

ESTABLISHMENTS exproeso condolences san
taraLa competa 1s de instrument
4as Intermediates rab areo las mas reputadas
facultatva de primer 6rdecuerpo
Sc aniten tratarnento enenos pago oro
pudndo atenddos propios medcos po los de la so
sspsealss aspd9s % Ban para sio seho Rr n.rcu
tard los dias laboable $1,000
rsctco bdroerapco asajes Rayo x Fulgurac6n etc.
eios equtativanente coaSencionales.
i CoNsULToR1o
bsss Rafael Cordero, 122, San Juan, P. R.
conudo obieto necesarios
Anddo de Soedad fuea de las horas de
a de los facutavos guada de trno dede las de la mnan
PERSONAL ctENT1F1co.
Director del sanatoro Dr. Don Julio Barrsiro.
consuIta General: S7Fiato Ry de tar
- Z Director del consutoo DR.. Don ouevedo Baez
consulta de R de la tard los dias la
0'5p8S G II Ss Dom %'a = lea
parcuares de 10 ell de la maana los Martes
Especiasts II ojos Nariz Don A. a. Mo
En- Sanatoo paculares de 5h tarde los das aborables
Medcos Internos en- e Sanatoio
Dr. Don Manuel Pavia,
DR. Don Manuel Cort6s.
,Ciugia Dental:
Dr. Lorenzo Noa
consulta: oDonen No. 10 Plazua cO6n de tarde los da
Practcantes:
Don En,sqss fernando.
Nicolas Gonzalez
istencia factatva cuada fcaznente por as
dad Nurses das completa apud pracca continue lar
Los soci0s De nderos solo pagan $3.50
@ S ct e S CO sSaea q 0''
RssddsnGIa. ApaTsado aAl Tesorsia ADarado aol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
Further Attempts liade To
XII Employment Service

Washington. Juno 25.-Furlher At
tempts at elimination Of the United
States employment agency were made
before the joint aession of the house
and senate labor committee today.
i. ?. LcpFosoa Of Salt Lake City said
the agency could be used to buiid up a
political machine.
Representative BlantOn, Texas, wh9
has demanded investigation Of charges
that the department Of labor Is cater
ing 70 bolshevism, failed in several g.
temptsto Introduce witnesses waen tha
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
NOVICE 10 CREDIToRs

Notice Is hereby given that the On.
dersigned has been duly appointed ox.
eeutor Of the. estate Of Elizabeth NJ.
Peafee, deceased, by the county court
Of Marion county, state Of Oregon, and
has qualified as such executor. An per
sons having elaims against the said
estate are hereby notified to present
same, duly verified, together with The
proper vouchers therefor, TO the under.
signed at the office Of p. J. Kuntz in
the Bank Of Commerce building, Salem
Oregon, in said county Of Marion, with.
in SIX months from the date Of this
notice.
Date Of first publication, June 26
1919.
ROBERT PEARCE,
Executor estate Of Elizabeth NJ
Pearce.
n. J. KnHtz,
Attorney FOR executor. y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26

committee declared their testimony was
Irrelevant.
Blanton, however, got permission to
appear again tomorrow but was told he
must confine his testimony 70 tine pro-
posed bin appropriuting s4,e00,0o0 for
the enjoyment service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26

80 ACRES
All in cultivation, so acres Of bump
er crop grain on Howell Prairie; the
best land in the county. Closing off
estate reason Of sale. No improve
ments; the crop win net $40 per acre.
Buy this property at sl60 per acre
before harvest.
13 ACRES
Country home Just out Of city limits
in high state Of cultivation and first
class improvements, viii sell cheap Il
sold soon. All kinds Of fruit and ber-
ries.
8 ACRE SNAP
New bungalow, acres in crop, good
orchard, a real place with horse, COW,
chickens, rabbits and some farm
tools good gasoline pumping outfit,
just outside Of city limits. You u
have to hurry, $4,000 on good terms.
JOHN II. SCOTT BEATTY 60,
404 Hubbard bldg.