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Strike Leader and Prominent Actors Who Backed Him Up
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Imbued with the strike spirit New Yorks actors darkened a number of well-known Rmnriwov 'hir.
This photograph shows some of the prominent actors who are "out", iunt aftr thv had rMivi r,i ih.t
the eleventh big house would be forced to close. They are, left to right: Frank Gillmore. oresident of the
Actors' Equity Association; Francis Wilson, Bruce McCrae, Elizabeth Risdon, Grant Stewart. Frank Mills and
Charles A. Stevenson.
YANKS FIGHTING PLANE
LACK TOLD IN PROBE
(Continued from page 1)
nation the fact that America had a
wonderfully efficient air service on
the western front," Representative
Ma gee said.
J. J. Donovan, Bellingham lumber
and railroad man. who occupied the
stand a great part of today, defend
ed the work of General Disque and
the contractors. He told the conir
mittee he believed the army organi
zation took 142.000.000 feet of air
plane spruce out of the Olympic pen-'
insula berore tne armistice war
signed. . Donovan declared be did
not know what became of 4he spruce
MThelnui ludiTiaaai Chocolates
- Made in Salem. 5c everywhere.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Chicago R II K
New York ........... .2 6
phiso . ... . , ...... 10 14 1
Shaw key., ODoul and , Hannah;
Cicotte and Schalk.
At St. Louis R II F
Washington .......... 4 8 J
St. Louis . . ; 1111 1
Harper, Erickson and Piciuich:
Gallia and Severeid. . T
At Detroit ' R II E
Boston 4 9 5
Detroit . .. ;. 8 14 :
Hoyt and Walters; Dauss and A in
smith, f
miles from here in the same direc
tion. Fabens is opposite the country in
which Fvancisco Villa, Felipe Angeles
aad Martin Lopez made their head
quarters before t'hey attacked Juarez
on June 14 and over nihich they were
chased in route in the cavalry brig
ade under command of Colonel S. R.
Y. Tonupkins, which was sent to dis
perse them.
Metiran Federals Come
Andereas G. Garcia. Mexican con
sul gene:-al here, announced tonight
that a reigment fo Mexican federal
troops would arrive at Juarez to
morrow morning on a special train
from Chihuahua City for the pur
pose of helping to rid the border dis
trict of -Mexican bandits.
The Mexican country south of Fort
Hancock is under the jurisdiction of
G-eaeifel Frajn l'aco Gonzales, com
mander at Juarez, but there are no
cavalry troops In the Juarez agrri-
son now.
Companies C and D of the 19th
infantry, which is stationed here for
border patrol duty were ordered to
Fort Haaeock and Fabens this morn
Ing to replace the border patrol of
cavalry troons that crossed the une
At Cleveland R JI K
Philadelphia 2 8 1
Cleveland 6 110
Johnson, Noyes and Perkins;
Cleveleskie and O'Neill.
I COAST LEAGUE
At Seattle R II K
Oakland . . . . 0 , 7 0
Seattle ......2 1 8 0
Falkenburg and Mitze; Reiger and
Lapan. r
At Los Anseles R.
Sacramento .0
Los Angeles .......... 1
Prough, Vance and Cook;
and Bassler.
E
1
3 0
Pertiez
II
3
At San Fraocisco- R
Salt Lake 3
San FranHfcco . 1
II
8
8
Dale and Spencer;
Kee.
Smith and Mc-
At Portland R H E
Vernon 13 19 1
Portland 1 6 2
Fromime and B:ooks, Devormer;
ITarstad. Myers and Koehler.
BANDIT BAND CAUGHT
BY MEXICAN FEDERALS
(Continued from page 1.)
Texas, this morning, in pursuit of
Mexican cattle thievs, were ordered
out Jate this afternoon Brigadier
General James B. Erwta. dlsttrict
commander. Failure to locate the
trail of the bandits was given as the
;eason for the withdaral.
All troops of the Seventh cavalry
were back on the American side of
the border at 5:15 this afternoon, ac
cording to a report received tonight
at district military headquarters
from Major Garrison McCaskey, at
Fort Hancock. Five airplanes ord
ered this morning to the sceae of
yesterday's raid to aid in trailing
the thieves, were wdered back to
their station at Fort Bliss at five
o'clock.
. Troops E and C. .In Column
Troops E and G of the Seventh
cavalry made up the column that
rrossed the border this morning un
der orders from Geoeral Erwln fol
lowing an investigation of the raid
yesterday afternoon. The detachment
was in command of Major Adolphns
W. Rof fe. who is In command of the
FJ Paso-Fort Hancock border natrol.
Troop E. was comanded by Captain
lhan Collins and Lieuteaant Ho
bart Gav commanded troop G. The
former troon crossed the line t For
Hancock, firty mils southeast of El
Paso on the Southern Pacific rail
way and the latter at Fabena, 32
100
BUSHELS
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AT
ORCHARD
PRICES
Monday and Tuesday
R. D.GILBERT
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211 N. Commercial St
SALEM
GERMAN PLOT RECITED
BY MILITARY AGENT
(Continued from page 1)
Read the Classified Ads,
he saya. "Germany will have com
plete econom ip 'control of Mexico
Within a very few years. If they are
permitted to "carry out the plans
they have formulated and are now
executing, as fast as tbey can. Ibe
Germans will have absolute, econom
ic, political and military control of
Latin-America with headguarters In
Mexico.
Referring to the proposed invas
ion of the United States. Dr. Alten
dorf sets forth that in his dual cap
acity as captain in the German and
colonel in the Mexican army he
helped to train 900 German reserv
ists in Sonora. who were to form the
nucleus of the proposed German
Mexican army and that in his true
character as an American secret ser
vice agent he prevented the raid
from being carried out.
Carranza ami German Named
"This ambitions scheme." he said
"was financed by von Eckhardt
(German ambassador to Mexico)
and was undertaken with the co-operation-
of Carranza."
Dr. Altendorf, enumerating hl
cervices in Mexico, says in part:
"I delivered into the hands of the
the German agent Lahtar Witcke
alias Pablo Wabirtskl, the most Im
portant individual capture of th
war so far as America was con
cerned.. Wabirski boasted to me ho
had blown up several munition
plants and stores of explosives, in
cluding the Black Tom explosion In
New York; blew up some ships and
caused disastrous fires in the Pacific
northwest.
Mifcon of Ma tiler Foiled
"Wabirski was on his way to the
Fnlied Sates by way of Nogales
Arix.. on another mission of murder
and destruction when canturl bv
me. On his person was found
copy of the German imperial code
Wabirski was courtmartialed and
from the fact that his case is before
Hie president for review Is believed
to have been sentenced to death.
"I also betrayed 58 other German
agenls and thus enabled the militarr
intelligence department to keep ef
fctive watch on them, not to men
lion some renegade Americans who
were giving aid and comfort Jo the
enemy."
Reported Many P1an
Olher acts for which Dr. Alten
dorf claims credit include:
Discovery of tw0 German wire
loss sfationse in Mexico, capable of
receiving messages from that coun
try; reprting the plan Tor the Ger
man submarine raid alone the Am
erican coast in April. 1918. one
month before it actually took place:
reporting agents sent by Germans in
Mexico to poison caille In the Unit
ed States and the revelaion of a plot
by four Germans to blow up the hydro-electric
plant at Niagara .Falls.
Calling attention to the German
commercial plans in Mexico. Dr. Al
tendorf reports lhat "the first at
tempt to carry out an ambitious Ger
man scheme for the economic con
quest and ultimate military domin
ion of Mexico was a plan originated
by the German consul. Rademacher.
at Guaymas. wifh the active aid of!
t.overnor Calles to build a cement
plant with a capacity of 90.000 bags
a month at Hermosillo. Sonora.
Mexico Called Knemy
"The foundations were comnlet-
ed." he adds, "and materials far the
superstructure were on the ground
in July. 1917. when I reported the
scheme in time to stop it and the
factory had to be abandoned until i
after the peace treaty had txn
signed. This factory was to fnrnish
cement for rebuilding piers and oth
er structures and building new ones
on the west coast.
"The American people oueM to
know," he continues, "that Mexico
was not neutral during the war. but
an enemy, active to the extent of
its limited capacity. Mexico gave
no fewer than 80 German officers
commissions in the Mexican arrar
and assigned them to train troops
for service arainst the United States.
German uniforms were worn so com
monly in Mexico that even the local
Mexican papers complained about it-
Moreover. by Caranza's direct orders
Mexican telegraph wires were thrown
open to German code messages. I
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More Days
TO BUY
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Our prices on shoes in stock are much lower than shoes com
ing in for fall, and we want all of our customers to get all
of these low priced shoes that they can use before they are
gone as they are going fast We are receiving express
shipments of Hanan Shoes each week and will continue
through the season. We are haying such demands on these .
popular shoes that it is almost impossible to keep a complete
stock. Buy your shoes early is our advice and it will only .
take a very short time to prove that this advice will make
you money.
OUR NEW REPAIR SHOP IS NOW OPEN. NOTHING
BUT THE HIGHEST GRADE REPAIR ,W0RK DONE
Rubber Heel Day
Wednesday
All heels put on One-Half Price
THE PRICE
SHOE
CO.
Hanan Shoes
Selby Shoes
Fox Party
Pumps
Bergman Boots
Witch Elk Boots
Ball Band Boots
Wizard Foot Appliances
Next to Laid & Bath Bank, 326 State Street '
personally carried orders from Car
ranza to Governor Calles to permit
the spy Wabirski lo send code mes
sages freely."
Mexican on Hub Payroll
Prominent Mexican officials are
alleged by Dr. Altendorf to have beep
on the payroll of the German em
bassy. "Mario Mendez. director of tele
graphs, received a salary of 1600
month. for opening and reading pri
vate letters and passing the infor
mation along to the Germans."
Dr. Altendorf states that be per
ronally. late in November. 1917. car
ried a request from Governor Calles
of Sonora. to Rademacher. the Ger
man consul at Guaymas. for $1&0.
000. saw the money put in a bag and
carried the bag. accompanied -bv
Rademacher to Sonora.
Capital Guaranteed
Continuing the statement says:
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"I was able to discover that top j
Krkhardt Iiad guaranteed to Carran
za an abundance of capital to turn
Mexico into an Industrial country.
In fact von Eckhardt went to Ger
many last April, for the express pur
pose of financing German corpora
tion and perfecting other arrange
ments for bnilding great chemical
plants, textile factories. tanneries
and all otber industries necessary to
make Mexico Independent of the
United tSates and Europe.
Moneyed Ktodas Predicted
"As soon as the treaty Is ratified
there will be a hegira of a quarter of
million Germans from the United
Sta'es who will take with them to
Mexico fonr hundred million dollars
capital. There are also ISO, 000
Germans in Mexico and German im
migration on a large scale will soon
turn the country Into a German col
on v.
"The activity In Carranza In pnf-
tlng Americans out and confiscatlnr
their property is explained by the
fart that Germans with plenty of
money stand ready to pick up the
property at bargain rates. The fall
significance of all these hlngs he
come apparent when 1 tell yon far
ther, that nsrt of the German scheme
provides for great munition plants
at Mexico Cltv which will make It
nnnecessarv for Mexico to import
war materials In the future. The
treaty of peace restricts the manu
facture of munitions of war In Ger
many, but It does not vav anything
about. Germans manufacturing as
large quantities as they please la
Mexico. Thus there Is no practical
difficulty in the way of Germany's
plans for the next war.
"German agents are active every
where in Latin-America, and the
newspapers have told us there Is to
be extensive German Immigration to
lhat part of the world In the near
future. The result of war did not
end the Get man dream of world con
quest: It merely delayed it-"
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