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PAGE SIX
THE DALLE3 DAILY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.
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JAP JOURNALISTS
By United Presn
WASHINGTON, June 17. Obrfi-rv
ors horo of the trend of world sif
1 airs iiru becuinliiK IhiiiichhimI with
the ovlilunl desire of Jiipan to get
acdituintpd with Am -rlcn.
Whllo some rather jliiKolHlleally
reirurd tlifft with uiinrelieiislon, I hi!
uuneral oiiinlon anions ollieiiils and
members of coilKH'HH hole is thai
Julian is takiiiK the; right means of
niaklni; the 1'niled Slates and lis
nt'onle known (o .lanan and its
people, and that, therefore. It is by
Unit much diminishing Hie dimmer of
.serious dlflerenee between I he two
nations.
The evidence of the Japanes e di
Hlru to gel ncqualnled with America,
(Whatever the purpose may lie, Is
Keen here In the presence constantly
of a substantial contingent f Ja
panese newspaper men. The visi
tors' register in tlir senate press
gallery, wheie foretell jotlinallsts in
s;e,rlbe their names, show that dm lux
the present and the last session ol
confess tliteen Japanese journalists
looked In on the senate.
This is remarkable when it is eon
sldeied Unit' from no other nation
have theie come hall so manv
journalists In double that length of
time. KiikMsIi journalists rank next
in number, but Urn leglsler shows
fewer than hillf a doen of I hem.
That it is appaient to onservers here
that Japan is sending her liained
observers to tills country to go
among the people, ascei lain .sunt I
inenl, and go back home better
(inalifleil to inlerpret American atti
tudes and policies.
Tim visiting Japanese do not re
main long in Washington. For the
most part Ihey stay hole two or
three days or a week, and then go
lo other cities. .Many of them have
toured the country ii lually from
end to end. Those who while here
o'piessed any sentiments regarding
things American, mosl politely indi
cated that what Ihey saw pleased
and interested them. As lo auti
Japanese sentiment, in hostility Ihey
have little lo'say. One or liwo of
thuni, however, have staled while
hero that except lor certain locali
ties, they I on ml no such I'eellg.
't,,. i!uiii!1ii the iirlsonur safely on the
(way lo prison, never abandoned Ins
ildea or escnpe until the prison doors
'clanged behind him.
nurlng the hist leg of the Journey,
(iin dner wan constantly on the alert.
(Once, at Slellneooni. where the prison
launch was met, lie asked for the re
moval oft lie handcuffs.
.llolohan said that a inaikcd change
(nine over (inrdner when ho said
"good-bye" to the guards at the pen
ilenllarj. "Ills caiefiee, joial air led him
and he seemed al last lo realize the
feilousnesc of his position," the inai
shal said.
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coloring wllh a famous Kinne.o-Aiiie.r-lean
hair coloring which is so perfect
thai it cannot be delected from the
natuial color. Hennaing iiIho a spe
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BRITISH WOMAN WING
GOLT CHAMPIONSHIP
liV Ullltl.ll l'll'HS
KONTAINIILKAH. France, June 17
,li. .i Cecil l.eilch, British woman
goll champion, today won the
championship by defeat Ing
.lovce Wetliered.
Ycncli
Miss
CORSETS
LOSE
IN
OUT
FASHION'S RACE
Mi
slays
frocks.
Unll.,1 I'iukh
LONDON, June 17. - All
abandon, ye who wear smart
Thai is the command issued on
the threshold of a new dress season
and the woman who intends to fol
low Fashion's deciee will roll up her
corsets and give them to the dial
lady lo light the lire with.
Ill' she keeps Iheiii round her
she can't get the "correct"
which Fails says mint be lon
easy movement at the hips.
by Itepresenlalivo Hull of Iowa, of
the committee on military affairs.
The measure was submitted to the
secretary ol war, and he in turn
M.ibmiltcd it to tlio United Stales
engineers' office for report. This
has been made with the rccummen
dalion that the park he stubllshed.
in or'Ier to do so about 21(5, acres
(.1 land must be put chased, at an
estimated cost' of $2,000 per acre,
and II is figured that the total cost
of establishing the park will be In
round tlgnies about $500,000.
The federal government alieaily
owns a small portion id' the land
on 'Which is now located the Chub
molly monument, and I horn Is a
small strip near by on which is
established a memorial by the Na
tional Daughters of I lie American
Revolution. II is purposed to pur
chase the land between these two
sites.
li, i'oic
.'OH III!
form
line,
with
WANDERER TO HANG
FOR DOUBLE. MURDER
GRAIN COOPERATIVES
(Ciinllniit'il From I'uko l.
States (iraln (Irowers, Inc., It was
said today, the contract under which
the northwestern associal Ions will
consolidate with Hie national will be
perfected.
At the meeting here today the fol
lowing delegates were In attendance'
J. 10. iteynoldfi, LnUraiuie; A. 11.
Kbumway, .Milton; Howard Amleison,
lleppner; Herbert Older, Ii.no; II. V.
Hinouse, lone; V. J. ICdwards and .1.
W. Dyer, Mayville; V. II. Smith, Was-
it ; Charles llarlh and Itoy Million,
Dalles; and lieorge II. Iirown,
Ida.
The
New
(dined lo
the sack.
Tlio bandit
smile during
Ccntrnlla Jail
He grinned
STILL SMILING
(Cuiitlniii'il From I'ngn :.)
tidl where he had hidden
never entirely lost his
bin Journey I'lom the
lo the Island prison,
at the curious crowd
which watched him all the way and
talked with his guards. The prison
er was securely chained between two
of them from Coulralia until the
prison was leached. Tine- other
guaids kept close watch, (iaidner
once asked lor lemoval of the hand
calls, bill his captors rot used
A i riving at Tacoma, he was taken
til once to the prison launch.
"Is thai the place yonder." Card
nor Inquired, Indicating the gray
bulldiiiMs out in the sound.
lie was told that it was, and mull
Ing, said nothing inure.
Marsha! llolohan declared tb it Mi"
man who had liallltd bin nine when
TSy Unltul I'ros.x
C1IICACO, June 17.- Carl O. Wan-
I dcier was to be hanged today for
tlio murder of the "ragged stranger."
Wanderer's death will mark the
cud of the case wlp'oh attracted na
tioii-wlde attention a year ago.
Police, hearing ho vara 1 pistol shots,
rushed to the front of Wanderer's
home and found his wife and the
"ragged stranger" killed. Wanderer
had a pistol in his hand. Thcie
was also a pistol lo. the hand of,
the iiuldenlllled man.
Wanderer, who had Just been
honorably illscliai'f,.il as a lkinton
a lit lu tlio army, was hailed as a
hero. For several days his slory
that he shot the "ragged stranger"
alter the later had shol his wile in
a hold-up was believed.
Investigation sliow( d t
pistols weie Wanderel 's.
tried and sentenced to Hi",
prison for the muider of
wife, who was about to
mother.
The public became indignant be
cause the jury did no, sentence Wan
deier lo hang. Jurors were heckled,
The slate then hi ought Wanderer
back from prison and tried lilm for
killing the "ragged stranger" ho
hired lo stage the fake hold-up. Ho
was sentenced to death.
The "raggoii stranger" was hold in
the morgue for ucaily a year and
was never Identfled. lie was burled
leccnlly.
Wanderer ha.i been stole Ihroughoi'l
his trial and lime In the death
house.
int both
Ho wiim
years lu
his girl
become a
buying ladders or baskets
Kladelman-Hunn. IS
COMPETITION IN
(Coiitlnui'd Krimi l'ngo 1.)
Iloodlnghouse and Sladelman hot).
said thai the. black ohorriiM cominf
in now are the best they have eve'
eon. Although the iUiiiiiii Is not so
gieal as hi previous years, belter ipial-
ily can baldly be desired.
The movement of black cherries
will approach lis helghth next week,
whrn It will be possible to see how
I ho compel it Ive organizations hero are
folng to lure on the price proposition
Manager .1. II. Fr.'i.ier of the coop
erative organization said that the
shipment of cars Ironi Tlio Dalles will
probably bo nearer fid than -10 cars, as
was announced yosterda. This will be
more than double the size
consignments from here
vious' season.
Two oars and a part of a third
are being packed today at the asso
ciation's warehouse. The I Inn ol
these, carrying straight Iloyal Annes,
will go through to Minneapolis, and
the second, with h'lif Royal Amies
and half Illngc', will go to New York.
This (bird car will be all Iloyal
Amies. The black cherries In theso
'flTst cais are consigned ar con
signed by Rladelnian
Two more cars will bo packed Sat
unlay, and three will bo packed S.in-
of the total
lu any pro-
day for dispatch .Monday. All of
llicso (will ho straight lioyal Ann-u
or half and half shipments of the
light and the black cherried. The
heavy movement of blacks however
will not start until next week.
Between 40 and 50 persons arc
now employed at the warehouse, and
a second shift, to work until mid
night, was put on this afternoon.
Three shifts, for 21 hour work, are
planned nexl week, to continue until
the season is over.
Frazier, whov Is In charg of the
cooperatives' activities hum, said to
day that In his ton years' of exper
ience with orcliaidlng, he had never
seen finer cherries.
Tlio size and quality of the fnill
this ear is much better than last
year. It Is believed iiie Wasco, coun
ty fruit will command the premium
pi ices In the markets of the coun
try. Tlio California cherries tills year
wuo not up to their usual quality,
and the much touted Yakima cher
ries, grown under irrigation con
(illions, do not stand up so well In
It.ng transportation,
Conditions in the orchards are gen
erally described as "fair." The sup
ply is "spotty," In that some or
chards are pioduclng liberally, and
others have moie scant yields. Sim
ilar conditions have boon found with
in the same orchards, some ol the
trees bearing abundantly, while oth
oi ii ate sparsely frulud. Some ol
the orchards still show the effects
of the hard freeze of December,
A. H. (ii'onmvald Is one ot the or
chnrdlsts of the district who is at
tempting both the independent and
the coopetativo system of marketing
his cherries. A large portion of his
fruit has boon contracted for sale
thiough the cooperative organization,
and the balance ho is sidling indo
pondontly through t he old channels.
For I hose already disposed of he
has netted 8 cents a pound.
The Soufort canneiy Is paying I
cents for stemmed Koyal Annes.
The Libby-McNeil plant is also
paying 1 cents to local growers, and
expects to buy about I'.OO tons. A
large portion of this tonnage is tin
dor contract for sale to the cannery,
II was said today.
New styles and coloring.i in sash
ribbons In brocades. 'Unman stripes
and plaids. Gee I hem now at lOdw. C.
I'oaso c"inpany. 17
FOUNDED '-6ft"'
THE WORKER'S BANK
TIIIO French .t Company bank Is no fookmij any
particular class of patrons. It 'uliv realizes In'o
absolute necessity of ill das.se-, aiid professions
if this section is to prinpor permanently.
Regardless of I he size of your account, we want
YOU as a customer. Wo are int -i ested In seeing
your bank balance Increase, a. id in helpiiif, voii
place your savings lo advantage.
'1 Paid on Savings
TO BUY OLD BATTLEFIELD
WASHINGTON, Juno 17. Hisloiic
Chaliuollo batllefiod just below Now
Orleans, where (leiieral Androw
Jackson mot and de lea led the llrlt
Isli in 1S1I, will bo purchased by the
gmci anient and turned Into a nn
t tonal park, If Congress ace pts the
lecoinini ndutlon of a report made
EMPRESS
Homo of Good Photoplays
SATURDAY
"The Call of Youth"
"Bliss ih il in that (lawn lo be alive,
Hut to he young was very heaven!"
A Hugh Ford production
Added Attractions
Hank Man Wersehkul
! "Hot Dog" on the Organ
TON Kill T-
Louise Glaum
IN
I Am Guilty"
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E. H. FRENCH, President
PAUL M. FRENCH, Vice-President
V. H. FRENCH, Secretary
J. U. HOSTETLER, Caohler
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$2.98 each
Another shipment of those beauti
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Just in by express yesterday a wonderful new assortment
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40 inches wide, per yard 49c.
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Made of good quality of percales in
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89c Each
SILK TRICOLETTE
3(5 inches wide. Ideal for making sum
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$1.19 Per Yard
A f.
Men's Panamas
For Less Money
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$5.90 Each 1
MEN'S KHAKI PANTS
98c pair
Made of good quality of
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Others at $1.49 to $2.79.
MEN'S MOLESKIN WORK
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Here is 'an excellent value
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