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SfflPBUILDING
HUGE INDUSTRY
IN THIS STATE
ARCHBISHOP OF
NEW YORK DIES .
AFTER ILLNESS
MEmCASJIOMCSHOEJPOUSH
Dr. John 0. Hall Compiles
Staggering Figures for Com
. missioner Hoff
Cardinal John Murphy Farley
Well Beloved Through the
United States
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TKelSamtPrice JcniCents
Our Increased voluinei of sales,
foresight in buying and rigid
economy 'ininianufaciure
y m to buy. . , . j
(joodShiaes to the
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Slices SEoes wear longiy
&nd look-better v
an-WMte - Red -:JBro57n
U. S. CONTRACTS LEAD
Immense Jump in Payrolls Is
Shown in Last Two Years
of Operation
A statement prepared by Prof.
John O. Hall, -who Is compiling State
Labor Commissioner O. P. Hoff's bi
ennial report, shows that in the ship,
yards of Oregon 127 ships are now
in process of construction, and that
their aggregate value Is $84,525,089.
LnUer government contract are 82
wooden ships, valued at $34,555,769
and having a gross tonnage of 281,
740. Also under government con
tract are 37 steel vessels valued at
M3,66U,uuu and of 253,700 gross
LONG CARDINAL HERE
For Over Quarter Century
America's Sole Figure in
the Sacred College
MAMAROXECK. N. Y.. SeptlC.
Cardinal John M. Farley. arch-blahoo
or Key York, died at his country
home here tonight. The aged pre
late had been sinking rapidly sine
h suffered a relapse last 'Saturday
following partial recovery .from an
attack of pneumonia.
Indeed, for the last three days.
physicians attending, the .cardinal
have been expecting, his death hour
ly. Shortly after 9 p. m. It was ev
ident that the end was near. At his
tonnage. Eight private steel ships bedside were .three doctors. Bishop
are Deing duiu, navmg a value or Hayes of New York: Monslgnor Car-
is. 409,320 and ar'total tonnage or rolL the cardinal' private secretary:
59.800. . Vicar General Lavelle. and M on sir-
In Oregon shipyards UD to July I nor Moonev. Several nrlenta In th
11. this year, 147 ships valued at I room, who were saying prayers for
9b4.GZU.euu ana snowing a total ton- the dying were unaware that death
nage of 604.933 had been built. In I had come until the physicians step-
is is seven yaras existed in the stateiped back from the bed.
for the building of wooden ships. The cardinal was stricken with
while at the present lime there are hypostatic pneumonia at his summer
16 wooden shipyards. There are
now five yards for steel ships, no
increase over last .year. , All yards
cover a total acreage of 263 3-4 ac
res, and the total value of the plants,
not counting capital stock. Is 17,
158.064. The number of. ways al
ready built is 86, while 10 are now
being built and 12 more are con
templated.
Statistics have been compiled
showing that from July 1, 1916, to
home here about six weeks ago and
his condition for some time was crit
ical. Then it Improved stesdiiy and
shortly before his relapse, a week
ago he was able to sit up in bed an
hour at a time. Sunday his condi
tion was so much worse that his fam
ily was hastily summoned to his bed
side.
Three years ago the same trouble
left the cardinal In a weakened con
dition and last year he suffered an
July 1, 1917, "22 wood ships were attack of diabetes. These afflictions
built under contracts with the gov-lit was said; led to a general break
eminent with a total tonnage of 47- down last month, when pneumonia
439 ana having a total value of $3.- developed, t
3Z3.730, and that during tot same
GAIN PROMOTION
AT CAMP LEWIS
Thirteen. Officers Are Given
Higher Rank in the Service
of Uncle Sam
CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, "Wash.,
8ept. 17. rThlrteen officers In the
44th Infantry today received promo
tion In to telegram received from the
, adjutant general of the army. Three
captains are advanced to the rank
of major and 10 second lieutenants
are given promotion to first lieuten
ancies. - , ! ! ' : . .
". . The new" majori are - Clarence M.
Booth, Emerson J. Marks and Robert
M. Martin- The second lieutenants
advanced were-Raymond J.' Gardner,
Boywer. John L. Farley. Edwin J.
Conner, Robert R. Page, Hiram E.
Spear, Arthur L. Olson, Favre B.
Alston and John P. Rogers.
; Corporal Carl M. Devore of the
Quartermaster corps was promoted
"to' the rank of second lieutenant In
the same branch today, -He will re
frain on duty in the supplies division.
. For "borrowing" $80 a few days
without the owner's permission Prl
vate Forrest Leek of the 45th com
pany, 166th depot brigade, will
spend the next 10 years on Alcatraz
Island. Leek, according to the tea
martial which tried him, took eleven re5
travelers checks totalling $180 and
12 months one steel vessel was built
under private contract, an 8800 ton
vessel valued at $527,250.
From July 1, 1917, to July 1. 1918
government contracts resulted In the
construction of 83 wooden ships val-
yued at $32,022,000 and of 298,744
tonnage. During that period 18 steel
ships were built for the government
valued at $19,600,000 and showing
a tonnage of 117.200?" Private con
tracts called for 22 wooden ships of
a total tonnage of 35.950 and a total
value of $1,354,000. and 11 steel
ships valued at $7,789,620 and car-
ring 96,700 tons.
The number of employes In all
yards jumped from 4200 on July 1,
1916, to 41,400 on July 1. 1918. The
payroll from January 1. 1918. to,
July 1. 1918, aggregated $14,588,-
536, while for the preceding six
months it was $4,154,957. The in
crease was more than 251 per cent.
Between July 1. 1916. and July
1, 1918, there was a total of 4.716,-
9 52 work days In the shipyards of
The cumulative percentage
of Increase in the number of work
John Murphy Farley, Archbishop
of Ney York, was created and pro
claimed a cardinal of the Roman
Catholic church on " November 27
1911. at the time that the late Pop
Pius X named Archbishop OConneU
of Boston and DIomede Falconlo
apostallc. legate at Washington, also
as members of the sacred college. It
was considered by the Catholic world
as a great tribute to the church Id
America to thus have its representa
tion in the supreme heirarcby in
creased by two new American cardi
nals and by a third man who had
been In America for so many years
that he was Imbued with American
ideals. For more than a quarter of
a century North America had betP
represented In the Sacred college by
only one cardinal, the venerable Car-
ulnal Gibbons of Haiti more
He was born April 20. 1842. at
Newton Hamilton. County Aramagh-
Ireland, the son of Philip and Cath
erine lMurphy J-arUy. His father
was an Inn-keeper., Both parents
died when the boy was oolx 7 year
old, and he was left largely to make
his own way. He succeeded in gei
There Are No
"Over Th
Cowards
SI
THAT'S wliat wfM rail one of our Orrn Hoys wlio . not
bit VKttY 11EKT when rallM tn litr even in tl face of ,Uath
a lYM-al rowartl. "
Then iii the rail for Dollars in tin 4th LiWty Loan what will they
call tin of u over here who arc nrith r jinunpt or willing to trp
forward and LKNI) our money in the fare of only a fMMtihh? curtail
ment of luxury.
They 11 aay: FINANCIAL COWARDS!
To help put Marion County and Oregon
Stat orer the top FDLST go to jour
bank NOW and VOLUNTEER your tub
cription. .
MARION COUNTY FOURTH LIBERTY I)AN COMMITTEE
This space contributed by one of Salem's lea'rllnz dentists
who has a- son in the serrice.
California
Captain Walter C. Hinman of the
166th depot brigade was today trans
ferred on war department authority,
to the 37th machine gun battalion.
Captain Hinman, whose home is in
Spokane, at one time commanded the
machine gun company of the second
Washington infantry, now In France
as the, 161st, infantry. He has been
.u.i. j k- I days in that period, with January 1.1 tin a fair duration at St- Macar
nr hi. m ,h ivc tto July 1, 1916, an -a basis, was 4311 una. a college In the neighborhood
the value of 80. and. after he was J JJfJI??' " ?' "l.-P?"1
M A1 An a Yk WMnAV Tha I " ' bm,c g, l Vila A. I B. DTllliani. BlUUrUl UUl M, aa
trial brought out that he had served " 1 6,to July WM 1.1X0.- for he was known as the comedian of
13 years in .the national guard of, 'wuwse ' nn cias n Arr-v.r-.-.
Through the auspices or an nncie
he came to New York and continued
his education at St. John's college
Fordham. and at -St. Joseph's semin
ary at Troy. N. Y. Four more years
he pent at the American college 1
Rome. Italy, ana was oraainea
priest there. June 11. 1870.
nolnrnlnr to tniS COUUiry. B'
TAXATION BILL ;
IS CERTIFIED
firmness which was his when needed.
He had remarkable success In hi
choice of priests for several hundred
rhurches tinder his. care, being keep
his Judgment or men and situa
tions. He was the spiritual bead of near
ly one and a halt million souls ad
under his Jurisdiction were nearly
as many( dUferent nationalities as
are found anywhere In. the ltoman
Catholic world. He was an accom
plished linguist, able to .conrers
with jnost of his foreign people In'
their own tongue.
He was not a great preacher or
speaker, so far as oratorical ability
was concerned, although he had
sweet voice and a strong one. but
his sermons and addresses were In
teresting and conTlnclg. 'Tber
were constantly levelled at certain
things which he considered, the
greatest current evils divorce, im
moral theatricals. Sabbath desecra
tion and socialism.
It was rather as a manager of mer
and money that the cardinal arch
bishop ranked highest. He display
great vigor In carrying out his plans
tor founding of Catholic lastitutlona
and in festering those eftablished
Under his administration six or sev
en new churches were built la the
New York dlocesd every year, home
missions were extended, and phe
nomenal gains msde In donations for
all church nurnoes. When he went
to Rome every other year, he eartle
with hlra an offering of Peter's penc
that has been said to be larger th
any from any other diocese In the
world.
Sri".' y adS in sd Measure Calling for $940,- Tt m-
brigade. " I nflA K J(JZill I C!1.J I p-.-. . v. rtrlshton. Ftaten 1s-
With the division organized but a yvv . 1 1- i v.. York harbor. The vigor
HighQ
UCU11Y
All-Wobl
few weeks or having officers who
have had service in France detailed
to it act as instructor is already ap
parent. The training 6f the division
has already been speeded up until
courses that were received by the
91st division only after the enlisted
personnel had been here five months
are already under way.
With Olcott
The state tax commission yester
day filed with Secretary of State Ol
cott its certificate of necessity for
an Increase in the state tax levy for
Suits
Made to your
measure
Up
SCOTCH WOOLEN
, MILLS STORE
' 420 State Street ' Salem," Ore,
Clare that the division will be ready
for overseas in a much shorter time
than has formerly been allowed.
1919 by $940,000 over the amount
Officers de- limited by the state constitution. The I to eieTated to the cardlnalate had
and ability he displayed In this, bis
first work, attracted the attention of
Cardinal Archbishop McCloskey and
he engaged him as his secretary, m
young Father' Farley held this pos
for 1 2 years, almost up to the time of
the Cardinal s death. The secretar
ial Intimacy with the nrst Amen
they must be considered la connec
tion with other declarations frora le
same source. It was particularly la
tended, it was explained, that there
should b held la salad the fourteea
propositions stated by the president
la his address to congress Jaaeary
t. last. Whereas the Fourth of July
speech stated simply broad general
principles that shoald govern any
peace discussion, the address to con
gress laid down details of the poi-
tloa and therefore should he the gov.
era lag utterance.
Accordingly, before the centra:
powra can have any peace discus
sion with the entente power and
America, they most accept the prin
ciples of:
No secret treaties; freedom of the
eas except to suppress predatory na
tions taat ran to rpt laternatloa
al covenants; the removal or ah
trade barriers; redaction of arma
ments: adjustment of colonial claims
with reference to the wUbes or the
governed population; the evacuation
of. Russian territory aad abaaloa-
tnent or economic control therein;
ladependeace of Beltiuta with In
demnification; restoration of AUar.
Lorraine; readjustment of Italy's
frontiers: autonomous government
for the different nationalities or Ans.
trla-Hungary; evacuation of Ruman
ia. Serbia aad Montenegro: retla
Qulshraent of Turkish control of non
Turk lh populations; aa tdepeadent
l-oiun state and. finally, a league of
nations to guarantee political lade
pendeace aad territorial Integrity to
great aaa small states alike.
AUSTRIAN INCIDENT
CONSIDERED ENDED
(Continued from page 1).
$10,000,000 Corporation
certification, which Is signed by Gov
ernor Wlthycombe, Secretary. Olcott.
State Treasurer Kay and Tax Com
missioner Charles V. Galloway, as
members of the tax commission, em-
vr9t influence on Father Farley
He Imbibed roucn oi mo n
nt .nlrlt and nlaln habits of Hie
which were characteristic or his su--lerlor,
and after? Cardinal McClos
key's death h eulogized him la
braces the provisions that are to be
m TV:aL C-LU1 1- onihndied in the ballot title of the I nr hla life
-ue trim oliiuiuciiiiuji - . ... .-,;r " trkm aer Cardinal Mc
the people at the election In Novem- cioskey. Father Farley was also rec-
ber.
The certification reads as follows
"We, the undersigned, constituting
the state tax commission of Oregon.
The United States Spruce Produc
tion corporation, capitalized at $10,-
000,000, a Washington corporation.
2" 'Ta T. V . hereby cerOfr that in our opinion It
State Corporation Commissioner f ne.sarv to. levy an amount of
Schulderman to operate In Oregon. Btate taxes for the fiscal vear'1919
It Is stated in the. articles that par-harger by, $910,000 than the .amount
ticipatlog debentures not exceeding umitea oy me con uuuoa i .yn ;"'nt hungry it Father Far
$90,000,000 may be issued, which it gon, unless specifically authorized by man i ever went hungry
, . . a
tor of St. Gabriel s, a populous
foor parish on the Kan Side of New
York, where the prlet'a lire was one
of constant ton and not a little hard
ship. In that parish he snowea n m
seir capable or the greatest sacrifi
ces ror his people. He waa a verv
great friend of the poor, wo n
came neighborhood saying that no
is contemplated will be subscribed by
the United States and certain allied
governments.
Officers of the corporation are:
Brice P. Disuqe, .president; C. P.
Stearns. vice-Dresident: . R. w.
vote of the people.
"From careful investigation we be-
iiova that the oroDOsed sueclfic In-
- , -
erease ot me siaie levy uiw iur
1919 is necessary that deficiency
Mehta incurred for maintenance oi
miiAr. AtoranHer Mc- state Institutions and departments
oawa f v w "a v-a L
Anilrow rPtiirT- Rtohard S. Esk- may De paia, imi iBtr;cu
1 It
icy t.
In 1 111 PnM 1 .ea Jkiii iBiwiui"
him a private chamberlain, and M"
mi. it.cn horim monslrnor. It
II l ITT &MM " - a
1891 be was appointea vicar-geur
. wKiweiie or Afw igri:
ioa JAmncllc nrelate Of POD LeOt
in ifi5 .nontallc nrothonotary, and
w a' , . t v
In the same "year auxiliary iu
,),i 0 iroaauroi- nil nr Portland The! necessary labor and supplies' during ... ...ui.hnn Corrlrart or New
me ensuing uirumum j " I York. Ia this caoacuy uisaop r i
tpaiea. mai nnaoiuai- tv nnnn h mseli a areat nuruer
In war emergencies may be met and of tne or the archdiocese. His
that the credit or the state may be influence and popularity Increased
preserved. The amount specified Is (fadIT an(j npon Archbishop Corrl-
estimated as equivalent to an aver- . dratn n 1902. th clergy anfl
age levy of one mill on the do.lar or ,ne bishop -were practically unanl
thme total assessea valuation ot mr mQVtn n a8Rlnr for the appointment
state for the current year. I of rtltbop Farley as his successor
He was appointed, and rrora th
trustees are: Brice P. Dlsaue. C. f.
Stearns, William M.-Ladd. Amos S
Benson, all or Portland; Everett u.
Gripgs. Tacoma; J.t J. Donovan. Bel
lingham, Wash.,- and Mark E. Reed.
Shelton, Wash, f , : v'
The corporation's output will be
used mainly for aeroplane produc
tion, .r v -. , . ; ':, . v
A lot of married men who might
be exempt from the draft.' will' not
mention it for fear they will have
to .remain at Jiome. ,Angeles
f Times. " -Prrtbably at Log '"Angeles,
but not at alem t j.
The fall fashion show Is on in Los j first he proved himself a master la
An reles. Business must go on as I church government. .
usual. Mother and daughter want He was a man of peace and genlle-
tolonk .an -well, as -the wltes and ness. but his success In governing
iianrhters; of other lnen.-i--lx)s Ange-lthe largest Roman Catholic dioees
i0. TimM. And ther should, too. I In America involved an executive
Prompt action ia regarded as the ur
est means of defeating the unlerly
Inr Duroose of the central powers to
shake the allies ana Cevelop fatal
weaknesses by the encouragement ot
the expression of the Individual alms
and views or the separate states. For
elgn Minister Balfour's comment yes-
terdsy Is accepted In Washington as
sufficient Indication or the atti
tude or Great Britain and It Is not
doubted similar expressions will be
forthcoming from other entente cap
itals soon.
Regarding this phase of the peace
campaign as practically closed, the
administration is now cloey watch-
Ins; for the next move on the fart of
the enemy, for it is t believed that
they will abandon their efforts. It
has been suggested that, denied a
limited fields of secret discussions
of .war Issues. Austria may attempt
a couo by assenting to restriction of
the discussion or the principles laid
down by President Wilson as the on
ly possible basis of peace.
It was said authoritatively today
that such a proposition undoubtedly
ould be accepted but this state
ment was accompanied by significant
reminder of conditions which must
be met preliminary to any such dis
cussion. These are that the central
powers must withdraw completely
from any occupied territory la
France and Belgium. Italy. Russia
and Serbia. The Germans must drop
the subterfuge of the Brest-Utovsk
treaty, made by Germany with Rus
sian agents, hired to neiray tneir
country. They must looeen their hold
npon the wheat fields ot Ukraine and
the old wells of Serbia aad Rassla,
and all of this must be done before
America would consent to talk peace,
even upon the basis of the presi
dent's stipulation.
Attention was called to the fact In
his reply. Secretary Lansing refer
red to the terms upon which the
United States would consider peace
as having been stated repeatedly.
That meant not only that the presi
dent Fourth of July speech at ML
Vernon, must be considered but that
WORN CLOTHING
TO BE GATHERED
Automobile! Wpl Take Bcn
dlei From House Friday
tad Saturday
Awtm"Ul- witl U tU-u fross
hocse U ioa In every pr of Ike
city Friday and jtrtfiy roi:rUsg
old ckxfces for the iVrUra relief -partcent
of tte Re4 C rox. Gae
meata. shoe aad hats, not too ba-ly
wora. ra b Aavttsag ta faJr-
1 good wearable eo3d!Ua thai raa
ot be a4 her a at V t to
Belgian, as that cstrv ta golsg ta
depend oa the t'alted FUtcs tor lu
winter sspply of elaitlac-
CoUrUoos of deaal'oa will .W
haadled front Red Cro teanaaar
ters ta tb Called Ftates Nattoaal
lUak fcatldlag. .PmtBi who eaa
pare their cars several boars or aa.'
entire 4ay ahoold retort thero.
O&thlag will b pu4 la t a i W
oa froat steps or la rti;Kon
places, where they cay caally ta
road sad tkes save the aoLrilora
fro tnakiag peraonal ealla.
When aim liar g-Hs were railed tor
la tt year rom rait tees caataaed ear
district aad a4 coaaiicraMe
energy la this direction.
If ail ri4eaU wUl heed the re-
qneat aad help snake Friday aa o4
Germans complain because tho
American shock troops are equipped elot he day tsacfc time will to aae4.
Ia the roatry aailllarie will ami
tin sawed -off ahotruaa. What
would they have the Americans right
with .a wrivt watra, vanity bag aad
powder cloth
la the garment, -waich la assay
pace sre to He ratheved with the
aid cT school children.
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