The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 02, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textc ' "X' TIIK OREGON STATESMAN FRIDAV, Jl'LY S, 1030. IS PLATFOHI.I FORUATION ;vvV:r-:;STItLWAIR (Continued from page 1 iff doctrines', and, dec tares for ft re search oil the subjecf by ft nonparti san comm!lon.; ?; ''i-!.v v;", rostal Service, Commends Dem fxrfltie administration of the costal service, anl inakVs ft blanker declar ation for higher salaries ' for postal employed. Advocates greater use of motor vehicle ' in transportation of wall and extension of the parcel post ; "Free - Speech. Declares for free LVKO ia all U l Heat. . Prostrations ; ; occur most frequently with those " in a run down; weakened i condi- -tion; who are nervously , and phvsically exhaust- t eLi It will pay you to keep in trim theae hot days by taking vw; . .. Tnfc Great General Tonic - SxldBr All RmltmkU Drmtimt Sol Manufacturer J LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY Nsw York Kansas City, Mo. For cale by all druggists. . Always In stock at Perry's Drug Store. v ( 1 H ' alley Motor Co. 1 BULLETI N - fsszs- Closed Cars Are the Coming , Cars i -V.. "Ford Coupes" or "Ford Sedan" will meet every 'desired requirement - We can make prompt Deliveries FORDSOH FARM TRACTORS 'Valley Motor Co. Fog3 Make our store your Fourth of July Headquarters. See pur line of Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, etc Get your tupply today. It doesn't pay to put it off. Orientalj' Shovel ties We are showing this week many dainty novelties of oriental pattern and design. These are made by Chi nese and Japanese; experts and our showing contains some of the most unique artistry ever before on display in Salem. Nothing better could be selected for a gift Variety, 152 North Commercial Street "Yiherc Low Prices speech and a free press, except In sofar as it may attack the Ufa of the nation.'- V's---J y.-'-A ".Agriculture.- Praises the , Demo cratic record in establishing farm loan banks and other farm legisla tion. Mndorse' collective bargain ing and researches Into production COStS. , . v Labor. Follows the Virginia platform : in declaring strikes and lockouts - should ' not jeopardize the paramount public interests, but adds a statement of opposition to compul sory arbitration. Favors readjust ment of salaries of govern men t employes.'-"- ' i , '- : Suffrage; - Congratulates legiala tu res that have rat tried the suffrage amendment, and urges Democratic governors and ; legislatures of Ten nessee, North Carotin t and Florida to complete ratification In time for women to veto this fall. Women in I nd ust ry.- Declares against, child labor. Favors legisla tion for child welfare jand maternity rare, . Advocates Increases in -teachers' salaries..- Urges extension of vo-i rational education, better conditions for working women, and reclassifi cation of : the civil - service with a view. : to equality of . the sexes. - In dorses separate citizenship for mar ried women. :'':. . ! ' - Soldier Compensation. Advocates generosity to disabled soldiers, out declares against excessive bond iss ues, to pay compensation, which puts patriotism on a pecuniary basis. - Railroads Commends federal1 ad ministration of railroads during the war, declaring it was efficient and economical, despite Inadequate and worn equipment. Criticizes the re cently enacted transportation act and says Congress temporized until so late a date that the president was forced io sign the bill or else throw the railroad-situation into chaos.. - , Inland Waterways. -Calls Repub lican plank Inadequate and advocates further development of adequate transprtation on rivers and further improvement of inland waterways. Recognizes, the importance of con necting the Great Lakes with the Mississippi, as well as with the St. Lawrence. . - Merchant Marine Pledges the party to a policy of .continued im provement of the merehant' marine under proper legislation. . Reclamation. Advocates the ex- N n. alem tope Reign Supreme n tension of arid land reclamation with ft view of Homebuilding, Mexico. Deplores the misfortunes of the Mexican people? and upholds President Wilson's Mexican policy, declaring that as a consequence or der is reappearing in Mexico. Ad vocates recognition of new Mexican government when ft has proved Its ability to maintain order. Ireland. . Reiterates President Wilson's principle of self determin ation,, expresses sympathy with the aspirations of the Irish people, and declares that when the United States becomes a member of the league of nations it can legitimately bring the Irish problem" before the bar of the league. ;'' ' ' : Armenia. Declares it the duty of the American government to aid In the establishment of order and com plete independence for "Armenia. ' Alaska Commends tha Democrat ic administration -for railroad con struction and coal and oil develop ment. Advocates, modification of the coal law, to facilitate develop ment, and also extension of the farm loan act to Alaska. - Philippines. Declares for Philip pine Independence without unneces sary delay when the islands are ready for self government. Hawaii. Advocates a liberal pol icy toward Hawaii with greater de velopment of the rights and privil eges of theroiddle classes. tjorrunt Practices. Deplores the pre-convention 'expenditures of Re publican presidential candidates, and advocates regulation of such expen ditures by federal law. Livestock Markets. Favors legis lation - for supervision of - livestock markets by the federal government. STOP TOBACCO Stoo tobacco for a month and see how much better you feel. You can stop without Buffering any Inconveni ence or feeling- the usual craving. Sim ply g-et a box of Nicotol from any druggist, use as directed and the habit quits you. Your health will be better. your resistance io aiseaae wiu increase and you will cease to be a slave to nicotine. Read what Dr. Conner form erly of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, ays about tne evil eiiecis or looacco til an article soon to appear In this paper. Nicotol la dispensed by all good drurglsts In this city, especially by D. J. Fry Douglas County Acts to SiiesUp Legal Battle ' Douglas county, in a motion filed In the Oregon supreme court here yesterday asks that it be relieved of any participation in the appealed, cas eaof S. II. Rockbitl of Riddle against, tha KtatA htrhwav commission. The action was originally filed In the cir cuit court for Douglas conniy to re strain the state from proceeding with the construction of the so-called Can vnnvui cutoff section of the Pa cific highway. Upon being heard be foro J uri r a O. V. Skinworth of Eu gene a verdict was returned in favor of the plaintiff. Douglas county appeared as a par? ty to the complaint In the original suit In the circuit court and aiior nejra for the- state highway' depart ment will resist Its motion in the su preme court. ' " - , . Northwest Mills Build . Up Big Local Business 'About 130 mills reporting to West CoaM Lumbermen's association -n production, orders and i-hlpmfnts for the week ending June ze snow: Producon. 87.S57.103 fe"et. which is 5.36 percent below normal. New busineow. 53.09 1.4t0-feet or 38.64 per centbe!ow production. Shipments, 6201.515 feet, or 29 .28 per cent below production. 'Unshipped balance, rail trade, 6. 991 cars. ; Unshlpced balance, do mestic cargo, 62.304.S56 feet; export cargo. 59,941.860 feet' An improved situation Is indicated in the fact that new busmess booked for the week under rev iW was 15 per -cent heavier than similar busi ness for the previous Week Shipments showed a decrease of 5 per cent compared with to pre vious week. T.O D "Aid tnost Semational i melodrama of a decade JIMMY by EJJL ARMSTEDNO ntUerfaaUastMata)!. tha riclMft vaadfe f , . tkclls thaser..t Wit1" VJ wmrn LIBERTY WETS MD DRYS " MEET DEFEAT Democratic Platform to Ig nore Prohibition Issue Entirely ; SAN FRANCISCO, July 2. ThiB platform committee of the Demo cratic national convention completed Its labofs at 12:15 this morning with the decisive dereat of both wet and dry planks. . The committee drift of the plat form which will be submitted to the convention tomorrow contains no mention of the j prohibition enforce ment issue. m After the committee voted 30 to 12 against all planks offered which' at tempted to write a declaration in re gard to enforcement of the Volstead act, W. J -.Bryan, Held marshal of the dry adherents announced that be would carry his fight for a bone dry declaration to the convention floor. Mr. ryanB further stated that he had amendments to offer to the platform-as adopted by the resolutions committee affecting other matters. He did not; state what planks he would attempt to alter on the floor saying that he did not feel at liberty to disclose hia nlana as the committee draft of the platform sad not, been made public. t " Brooks Resident Passes After Lingering' Illness Mrs. Teresa. Fruit, wife of J. W. Fruits of Brooks died at her home Thursday morning after an illness lasting over a year. She -was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Evans, one of the pioneer families of Marion' county where she was born and where she spent her life. Mrs. Fruit was a woman deeply interested In the community and church life of her town. She was a member of the United Evangelical church. She was 46 years years old. Besides her hus band and two sons. Ivan Fruit, Merle Fruit of Brooks, she leaves her fath er, W. G. Evans, three brothers. Dr. John C. Evans and C. F.' Evans of Salem and Frank Evans of Indepen dence, and a large nnmber of friends The funeral will be held Saturday from the United Evangelical church in Brooks. -Rev. O. L. Lovell will conduct the services and burial will be In the Claggett cemetery la charge of the ulgdon company, - i r j NATIONAL LEAGUE At Cincinnati R. II- K Chicago.. Cincinnati?: . . . , . .. . . . 1 .0 1 Alexander and O'Farrell; Luque and Allen. At New York Brooklyn ..... . f New -York t. fl'rv' Marquard aivf t Winters, Hsrnes and . m- ll. iller; , Hentou, Snyder. At St. liduls- U. U. K. Plttsburgh,4...f..V-'"'6 I5 0 St. Louis .t.1. . ... ' 15. 1 Carlaon, WAsms , an I Schmidt : Schupp, Sher6cil and Clenion..-,-, -.; . ; -. ; Uoston-Fhiladelp-k'a national not tchedulei. t - -ft t, t ; ; AMERICAN LEAGUE . At Chicago St, Louis . , -,4 . .' Chicago . . . - ... . ... i:f ii. k. .2(7 0 3 v 2 . Vai.gllder .Si-tcrcid. : CIcofte and Schsl Eleven Innl .ss. Second game - I R. H. E. St. Louis . ..,....-. ......4 8 0 Chicago . . . 16 2 aBayne and Severeld; Kerr, Wilkin son and Schalk. ' At Philadelphia New York .... .. R. II. E. .....9 10 2 Philadelphia . ..... .5 11 1 Schorr and Hannah; Moore, Kecfe and Perkins. , Cleveland-Detroit scheduled. Americans not At Boston , i ' R. II 13. 1 ISUIMgWD ...... ......1 t 1 XloHton ...... o 0 1 Johnson and Plclnlch; Harper and 1- 1,1 . . m wawers .COAST LEAGUE J At Los Angeles It. It. K. Sacramcnto. , .... ......Z 0 Los Angeles V.j ....... .fi 10 8 Prough. Snok and CadV: Aid rid 3 ana uapan. At Seattle' t It.' 11. K Vernon . .V. o 4 i Seattle....... .Xi.i. .3 12 1 Smallwood. IHU' land 'Devoriner: Schoor and BaldwIn.S,. r At Portland V R. II. V. Oakland ...... . k X. 7, 10 - Portland . . . . " . A . . . 2 Holllng. Krauze and -Mttvf Pol sen. Brooks and Tobin. y ' : i d 11. It. E .......2 V t At Oakland- Rait Lake San Francisco lt Thurston. Leverens and Jordan and Agnew. By-OU IIUXS CI VF. UP BIG PLAJfE. LONDON, J nly 1. The greatest Zeppelin ever constructed, the L-71. built in 1918 by the Germans for the purpose of bombing New York. wa surrendered to the Pulham air drome today. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE WELL EQUIPPED OA. r. .n tt,lll . . .jF-ueu - ousiness; snap. Chas. J. LIslef 229 State street. Phone 8 C 7. v - ; FOR RENT TWO HOUSES vne 7 ana one 5 rooms, newly dec orated, modern v except furnace, ClOSe In. J. II IjintDnn.n 4 - Condemned Guns Go To G. A. R. for Monuments NEW YORK. July 1. The war de partment has available a quantity of condemned guns, mortars and how itzers for donation to municipal cor porations, posts of the Grand Army of the Republic and soldiers', monu ment associations. Colonel A. W, Malah. ordnance officer. of the east ern department, announced here to day. , Applications tnsy be made to the office of chief of ordnance, war de partment Washington. . . . Kilt ROBERT IKHtlrKX . KKTIIM-M.' OTTAWA. July 1. Sir pbert Bor den, premier of Canada, definitely announced his retirement, from pub lic life at ft general caucus of union ist here tonight and his decision was regretfully accepted by the cau cus. No definite appointment of a successor has been made. -1 New Today ROY STEWART - in . . :y-: The Untamed' a BIG WESTERNER VAUDEVILLE TWO ACTS V BlIGH THEATRE "THIRD DEGREE" SUNDAY J y- i I - mS. fc.il ii o n i rnn New Arrivals This delayed shipment with others received some time ago here for your compar ison. Note our low prices which will make them move quickly RLACK KID OXFORD,' Military heel .... f 4.0.1 RIj.CK Kl l OX FORD, Iouls heel . . . . . . 5JM RHOWN' KID OXFORD, Military heel .... 933 . : , ...... ,r - . INTENT LEATHER OXFORDS, 3DllUry heel i $3.83 Our Everj'dsy Prices MEN Buy A tli Mk Union KuIU. . . . . ,73c, $1.00 to $1.30 Fine Cotton Rib Unions Kent or While abort sleeve, ankle length. ........... .$IJ, $ 1.43 Men's Dark Ih-omi 'Khnra. EnglUh or IUmiik loon. . .$7.QO, $8JM, $0JM), $10JU, $11.00 Men's Outing Htyle Klr, Mark,, Un or smoke . hnrse. ...... .$2.08, $3JW to $4.23 Men' Summer Suit, ergew, worsteds and fancy tveareM. , . S. ..... $29.73 to $18.00 Slen's Vw Stjle Hats, new ahape4 and col. or,; - $2-3$4.43, $1.03 to $3.83 Panamas .i'..r .... . . . .$3.43 Io $3.83 Men's lirather Cloves, auto, style, mwfi any kind of XOpjn e inspect our stock; you'll like 27 - V; Stcrci ' C. J. tamp j in With Our Equipment j New Ideas New Improvements ; Our Display o Outing Equipment is the talk of the town. It is the mecca of delight in planning your sum mer outings ' ' ' " : Auto tent beds, 5 different folding styles, bed rolls, fold ing air mattresses, duffle bags, pack sacks, Samp Koop outfits, Eamp Kook stoves "(gasoline no dirt) outfits, folding cook and eating sets, grates, axes, knives, water bags, Thermos Bot tles, Flashlights, etc. l - OUTING CLOTHING - ; Kamp It. and Durbak Cloth the best . Ladies' breeches, shirts, coats, skirts. Men's breeches, trousers, shirts, coats, leggings, shoes, caps and hats. - ; ; ' r " 'C: :. BATHING SUITS w The whole family. : Conservative models and "Beach Beau .ties" in 25 different styles. ; Also swimming shoes, bathing and diving caps, Beach shoes and ear stopples. ' FISHINGS The biggest and best stock in town of wet and dry flies, steel and bambo rods, automatic heels, surf casting reejjrout reels, spinners, bass bait, leaders, sneUed hooks, fly books, leader boxes, lure boxes and other equipment, j - When Y o u Start, Star tvvjff h t and buy at ' The Outing Store HAUSER BROS. Complete outfitters of outdoor people . THE STATESMAN CLASSIFIED 141 North Commercial Street SAHPU of Oxfords and Pumps Summer Underwear Now! White Cotton . length .. find pur everyday prices are lower gauntlet and writ glove yoa want Cue to $OK j; everyday prices. BREIER & CO. You Do Better Here for Less pmrort Where Everybody Buys ADS. BRING GREAT RX3ULT3 Whit Fabric Oxford, Miliary beel ...... $3.03 White Kea laland Oxfords and Pump ' ' $3.43, $3Ji3 (inn MeUl Oi fords' or Pump. Military heels ......... ; .$0.83 Patent leather Ium.H, IxuU lieeU ...... $03 Our Everyday Price Ribbetl In Ion h. ahoH leeve kn . ................ .$1.25, $150 lUlbrlggan Khirta or Innfrt. . . . . . . .C3c 73e Mcn'M Hlack Ir- Shoe. KntfMt or runml toe. .... ; . . .$4.03, $0.83, $7.03 to $0.U0 . . - Slcn'a Everyday Work Nmnt,'hik or brosn blurher $3.45, 8.-1.03, $1.83, $0Ji3 to $7J3 Bojs Knee Pant Suits, aerge and fancy browna, - greens . and mixtures. . . . . .............. V -. . ... . . . . .$3.03, fiHJiO, $12.83. to $17-VI ; lloysV Rrown or Illarks, EnglKh or Round lace ahoea.A ...$3.93. $13, $3Ji3 Doy h Elk Shoe . ...... J, . . i . . $2.63 f o $2.03 Children's Flay Kuita, khaki, Mae or strie, short or long sleeve .........$ 1 .23, $ 1 our method and 27 Stores ) 11 ' hotel, rhone 800 pr 678. v