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CITY - NEWS
In -Portlaiw nose show, on tbe
screen, au X Liberty today and to
inurro. r ,
Capitol . Tost No.. .
American leKlm. Re;-
, ular meeting Tuewiay
$ evening. July ti, 120.
?H p, tji.; armory. Kiee
' lion of (telesales to
. "5'''V Mate .-convention and
other important bulnejm.
' -'1
SiNrlal meeting or Pari
lodge No. SOrAAVi A.M.
this evening. Work in the
A.4C degree.
Couple Itrtnrn Here
Mr. ami ln. ILL.. John son of
Condon, Or., who have been winter
ing and tonrlnc Ca!!forniar are now
visiting for a few days at the home
of 0. W. Gibson. -
nierrr Pickers Wanted-
Apply C. C. Chaffee,. 945 Cbemek-
ea St. . .- ';'- v 4
from, Tennessee in, IS 07. JftrMfw
her daughter, she leave tbrerions.
Jatue Dk-ky fif Kaletn;vWt ll. Dicky
of San Jose, Cal., and Roseoe Dicky
of Saram(n(l,, Cfll.; and on sister.
Mrs. KUza .lame of Springfield, Mo.
The funeral will he held this after
noon at 2 o'clock from tbe Illgdon
chapel. 11 u rial will he In the Ue
Mlarton cemetery, i
mpeHewced rhler -
wanted at Ye Liberty.
ntKhj-eference.
Must fur-
lUgdoa and
Reliable funeral directors.
Many lave Tow
Thousands of Salem people bent
on recreation spent yesterday at
Woodburn, Hopewell and other coun
ty town. Others passed the day
plcnicing on the river, while still
others were content to remain in the
shelter of their own,nome. .
Trlcet fioes Awoy - - I
S George V. Price, for the past ten
years a resident of Salem and vicinity
left here Wat night for Ohio where
he expects to make his future home.
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i Lecai Blanks- .
- Get them at The Etateimaa office.
Catalog on application.
Martha DkkyPead
Mrs.. Martha Vann Dickeydied at
l lr o'clock Haturday morning at the
-homo Of her daughter, Mra. CbarUs
J'armentor, - She was It years old
and had been a resident of Salem for
many yearn.- She came, to Oregon
i . . - - ' I 'v
Lore, Watchmaker ana Jewel
137 state street. Salem.
fjOttt . i . , ,
White straw hat with pink border
and crown Monday evening on Mar
Ion and North Commercial street on
the river road to Spargo. Phone
WALLACE KillD
in
SICK-A-HKIl'?
. LARKY HK.MOV
COMKOY t
TV1
Portltnrier n ricnlc :'
Tbe following were in the -city
yesterday for the ball game between
the Salem Senators and the Port
land Kirkpatricks. They also en
joyed a picnic at the city freeauto
mobile - ' camping grounds: 1 Archie
Nanlt. J. Cv Nault of Ishpeming,
Mich., and William NaulU Mis Irene
Nault.. Ruvell Nault. Mae Purde.
Mrs, Rose Nault and Mrs. E.. A.
Davis. '
(MKxlrich Funeral Set ; ''-' r"; :f
The body of P. 8 Goodrich -who
died July 2. at the home of his niece.
Mrs. Cal F. Patton.'-wSere hm hart
been living for the pasi two years
will be sent. today accompanied by, a
nephew. George P.' Pearce -of ,THla-1
ruook to, Yamhill for funeral service
and burial. He was 64 years old.
His sister, -Mrs., lota. 11 Goodrich.
died. a. few weeks ago.,. . , . . ,
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ELKSPLAYiPART.
TO SAVE NATION
More Uiah, 70,000 "Stalwart
Sons of Order Shoulder
I Armi in World War.
CHICAGO, July 5. Americanism
was the keynote of an address by
Frank L. Italii. ftrand exalted ruler
ot the Klki at the opening meetinK
tonight bt the six-day convention of
the order. ' ! r v..
"We put 70,000 men In the ser
vice with T.lncW Jack Iershlng at
their head." Mr. Rain said. , "We
erected two hospitals in France and
two' In America. We paid for the
maintenance ot 20 community houses
for tbe aid and comfort of our
heroes. Our records show that 1037
Elks 'went west.' Could any organi
sation have more cause to be proud?
"We are ready to do It again. The
Elks are Americans firsts They will
go the limit for their country. To
the last man -and. the last dollar.
that has always been ourlrecor4.'.
BENNY LEONARD
WALLOPS WHITE
Chicago Man Takes Count in
Ninth Round for First
Time in History.
DENTON'. HARBOR, Mich.. July S
(Benny Leonard, lightweigbt'eham
pion of the world, knockea out
Charier White of Chicago In the
ninth round -of the scheduled, ten
round championship light before a
caoaclty. crowd here this afternoon
White carried the fight to in cnam-
olon-for seven ' rounds and '-half-
knocked and half-pushed the New
Yorker through the ropes in the
tlfth round: ' - .'-' ' " '
The Chleagoan who has never been
1-nocked out before, was floored five
in tli a ninth Vnn n t mnA wa
munlt, of many racial anglesTxildl counted out. while lying on his face.
regard'
Mrs. Khlelds I-luneral Tmlay .
Tim funeral f the late Mis. J. A.
Shields who died lafe SaMtdny
night will b held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from th Webb it
t lough chapel. . Rev. U. Avion
wHl conduct thn er vices and burial
will le In the Odd Fellows cetnetcry.
Astoria Pede Here J .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Domo
galla motored to Salem trout Astorla-i
Sunday for a holiday visit with rel
atlves. They were accompanied by
Mary and Nan Powers. .charming lit
tie daughters of Astoria friends. : who
are viewing the beauties of Salem
for- the first time. Yeterday the
party motored to Jefferson, taking
Mrs. Domogalla's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Davey, and enjoyed the
national celebration, at which Mr.
Davey was orator of the day.
Military Funeral Promised
Former Surgeon General
LONDON, July 5. Full military
honors will be accorded at the fun
eral of Major General William C.
Gorgas, former surgeon general of
the United States army, who died
early yesterday. The funeral will
be held Friday noon in St. Paul's
cathedral. There were In attend
ance representatives of King George
and the royal family and of the
Rritish and American armies and
navies, and a delegation ot the Royal
society of medicine.
WAI KIK I FATH ERS CENSORED.
.HONOLULU, T. H.. July fi.Pro
fessor Albert Bushnell Hart of Har
vard, now on a visit to the Islands.
voiced his criticism of bathing cos
tumes worn at Waiklai beach at a
recent Honolulu Ad club luncheon. ;
i "Such scenes as you have at Wal-
kiki would n6t be possible on the At
lantic coast." said . Professor Hart,
who added: "It is a fluestton whether
the women of our race. In this com-
V uf i!rMs.and left hooks
ta thtt ehtn finished the challenger.
, There, was a riot. wben the-fight
ended and the spectators scrambled
over the stats and Into the ring,
breaking ; down ' the press sections
and Injuring', severs I rlngslders.
none of them lielng .seriously hurt,
however. j
The arena was filled to its capac
lly and there were severaT hnndred
wenien siirinkted In tlw btgcrowd.
COERAffllS,
ZIONISTS' GOAL
Religious Cult Would Put in
to Practice Provision! of
Golden Rule.
were contained In a letter now in the
hands of the police, authorities de-
Clarsd".. . ,. '.k. m m'm
The letter, the police said. In
structed Mr. Small to leave fta.eoo
at a designated, spot oa the Kanka
kee- Momenee rod' last Friday nlahl.
Officers were1 Ttotlflrd 1t. was said and
detail of Chics go police carrying a
decoy paefcag v ,foUo wed, UuA rifilonft.
DELKATES WEARiri'f
NINTH SESSION ENDS
(Continued from page !.)
THE "DAYTON"
I t The Bicycle for Everyone
IJ)YD E. RAMSDEN ",, "r
. 387 Court 8tr.eet
Bicycles and Bicycle. Repairing
DIXIE ,
DOUGHNUTS
35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING COMPANY
439 Court Street , Phone
FA
"WALLFELT,,
Takes the place of cloth
-at about one-third .
MAX 0. BUREN
179 N. Commercial St.
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearing XnTesttoenU
HAWKINS tz ROBERTS
' Oregon BoOdliiff t
s Better. Goods o Less J-
. HIGHEST PEICS PAID
i '- v I - For . 4 ,-, j
SECOND HAND PUSNITUBE
v Stoves, Carpets, and Tools'
Capital Hardware and Farnltare Co.
2SS N. Commercial St. Phone (17
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases
Music Bolls tuid Brief Cases at
.HAMILTON 'is
- 340 Court Street
WOQDRY. t .
conducts sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counlles. Store
located t 270 No. Commercial
auctioneer--;:
Indian Agency
' at : ' -
y , " l-r.;--- . t
A. It MOORE
421 Court Street
BISHOP BROS.
High and Ferry 8ts."- Phone 1400
Farm Producer Eggs, etc, Paylag
Highest Cash Market Prices.
Tne Electric ReVtaSrant
A good place to eat
Short Orders all day
481 State Street;,
J. D. Maddox, Prop.
WOOD ' WOOD
The best fursace wood In the city I
for the tnoney at Tracy's
Phone 820
167 North Commercial St
At the Electric. Sign 'SHOES'
DENNIS0N; ELECTRIC:Ca
JOD WORK AlfD FXXTUBZ3 4 J
CX3 North liberty Street ,
Trucks Reduced In Price
We have a carload of. trucks bought
before -the radvuoee that , we mast
close, out 1 'and 2 4 ton sizes.
Get-onr prices.-. i,sr- .
- RALEM VELIE COMPANY
' " 162 North Commercial Street
Store yonr ' Furs' during summer
with s
- WEST FOt CO. '
Opposite Court House
WILLAim.StoWgiJ
gEHVICia . 8TATI03I , !
238 N. High St. Telephone 203
W. V7. M00M1:
. Furniture Store ..., .
The Home (of the Yletrola
Ton sret more for your money at
Moore's f.
Soda, ?rackers per pound. .... .20c
Dairy Halt In 50 pound sack ... . . 73c
Ktraws, perale.., C5c
Mondry Homp in 23 bar tots lor l,uu
Hardwbeat Flour at per sack. .f3JU
THE HIGHLAND GROCERY
Pfione 406 ... , 74ft Highland Arejme
Place Your Order Early
" ' for J'all' Planting S i v
: ' Complete line .varieties 1
Salem Nuri cry Company
Phone 17.C3 427 Oregon Building
Let Us Play Latest
Vicior Records
H. L Stiff Fcmltnre Co.
HARTKITLNB
For Fine Jewelry
Jrweleri and Qpticiana : .
the word passed around. It was re
ported that Indiana, after heading
the break to McAdoo. was going to
Jomp back to Cox. . 4 . .,; L
The first vote to be e alt for a
woman lor -the Democratic presiden
tial nomination came today from the
Kentucky delegation. ... j;
. Chairman Stanley cast It for Miss
Laura Clay, one of the women ot
the delegation.
. So far. as' convention . oiservers
could remember, it wss tl e first
vote cast for a woman In the con
ventlons of either of the two great
parties. .. . .. , .
. . McAdoo Stakes Gains. j
: A coincidence of the balloting was
that on the 20th ballot McAdoo to
dained the lead over Cox. On the
SOth ballot - during the ' BaJtlmore
convention. President Wilson passed
Champ Clark in the 1 12 deadlock.
Mr. Wilson was nominated on the
46th. ballot. ..- :
. Among numberless movements re
ported daring; the- evening recess
was a proposal finding favor among
McAdoo supporters to have Oover
nor Cox take second, place, but .the
governor's friends declared be would
not consider such' a" plan, " ' '
-A dark '-horse move In favor of
Vice. President Marshall also was re
ported under consideration by Tom
iTaggart. Hoosier leader.,,'. .
The , Virginia break came .before
Senator Glass -formally released -his
delegation. Governor Davis voted
f or Mrr Glass w to the J5th ballot.
and Representative Flood and State
Chairman James stayed wltn Mr.
Glass through the 26th. i , -
A: B. Gardner
Salem's Leading. Jeweler
Ifig excliifcivp pailerrts in ib.
folloivinf high class makes
of silrrrvfare., V : ,
j i .
Hair Grovn cn Ci!dl!t:3
k(tr WW
MMtf fill.
Chat ba mJi m4 mm fltimm lin fi
tounr Mi, a su Ttm
turn W mrmmm
m JU Imjaa.
R mskm fr M. Writ !
mm , ww Twk. Si. T.
m m full.
NMtmilMSMM
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Agates
And AGATE JEWELRY
Tte Myrtle Kellogg jSKop ,
, tg UMIVtaSAt CAS) ,
521 Court St
EAGU! DRESS STJZ3T8
$J.OO, t3XH to S10.00
SGHfS :
844 Btate Street -
Tbe Kuppmhelnser novae ta Baieas
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Relieve that tired feeling by a Turk
ish Bath .
Basement Oregon Building
CARL & B0WERS0X
i ' It Pays To Trade At The ,
t ' t i ; j' . - . - ...
FARTJERS CASH STORE
z7 worm oominerciai f
Veetrte Machinery -ad Engineering I
CXPZST ELEOTRIOAI.
2X7 Court Street
Phone 4ttl
i D.H.M0SHER
, High Classy - '
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court 8treet
. CITY CLEANING W0MS
Cleaners of Qnallty -aeanlnf
Dyeiag ll4sJrtmc ,
12(1 State St. y Thom JIS
Groceries
383 Cowi Street . .
Phone 1 409
' W T. RIGD0N CO. ,
Leading Funeral Directors
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
Motorlata who are looking- for
strong, serviceable - car with elcffant
aoor iid ana lntcrmr apociricauons
that assume naxtunm service and j
eoaoTBT at a reasoaahle price should
s thla car. - . w"--f.i
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
lW ta CNMtNUl Itmt -
HOME OWNERS and
BUILDERS
Now 'js the Time to Install the
HOLIER PIPELESS HOT
AIR FURNACE
WM. GAHLSD0RF.
The Store of Housewares v
i:5 N. Liberty 6L ...Phone 67
MYRTLE ROWLAND
Moslfl and MialcalMsrcandlae
Sonera. Dealer la Salens , .
41S Court St. I i r Salem, Oregorf
: Telephone SIS ,
h
U.S. GARAGE
' fS4 Ferry Street
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL New series Stndebaker.
value 11625.. today $1200, U. 8.
' Oarage. Phone 17SS
WANTED
Beans
Eggs
Potatoes
f 't I'i'll "( I ' f II
USED CARS
To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade
for Bread and Batter
THE B. a MOTOR CO.
. 178 8. Commercial St.
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
, TRUCKING . ,,
TniiAIilETtE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Pnone 1400
(s. e' t v
We also do local hsnling.
L Republic Trucks
With Parts tad Swrici
ILHildeDr
!. Plstrihatnrs ' '
Marion Coanty rt,. .rolk Coanty
270 No. Commercial St- Salen
rhone 673 s
IX)NDO.V. July 6. Public owner
ship of .land, a co-operative common
wealth, and equal rights for all. were
advocated here recently as the three
leading principles in the social pro
gram American. Zionists - desire in
corporated Ir. the-project for a Jew
ish homeland In Palestine, by. Jacob
de Haas., executive -secretary of the
Zionist organization of America.. .
Mr. de - Haas arrived in London
today with United States Supreme
Court Justice Louis Urandels,
honorary president of the Zionist or
ganlzatlon ot America: Judge Julian
W. Mack, president; Nathan Straus.
Mrs. Mary Fels. Professor Felix
Frankfurter, Captain Abraham Tu-
lln. David Robenbloom and Louis
Llpsky, organization secretary. These
are the. advance guard of. the 19
delegates ol American Zionists to
the world Zionist conference which
convened iu London July 4,
American Zionists will make a
united effort to have the Pittsburgh
program, which they adopted in 19 IS
as the gTiidlng social principles , for
tbe Jewish homeland, approved by
the world conference, in the program
it will formulate for the policy to
be carried -out In-Palestine. - Mr.
de Haas in the statement be gave
out on tbe eve of .what ta considered
the' most significant Jewish world
conference ever held,' stressed the
progressive' tenets of the Pittsburgh
program, declaring! -
"The Zionists are not going to be
satisfied with a Palestine or land of
Israel, which will be a mere dupli
cate of the numerous small states
of Europe or South America. They
believe that the 2000 years- of suf
fering and martyrdom of the wan
uering Jew. nss given ta our race-a
wealth of experience which, added
to the ancient heritage of the Jew,
ran be made fruitful In the creation
or a mooei' settlement in tne lanai . mi am. . a-.x.n-
... . . , I - - WtU(l 'BUCViMVT
"The Pittsburgh platform may be 1 "J QtZQr Itewport, Ore.
somraariie-1 as follows: (1) 'Pub-
He ownership of land; (2) the co
operative commonwealth; (2) eqaal
rights. The first is expressed l tbe
phrase that the land , ot Palestine
-shall be owned or controlled for tbe
benefit of the people of Palestine as
a- whole. . The Zionists ot America
have resolved that the benefits which
come thorough increasing land values
will not go into tne poexets or iana
speculators, but will always remain
'community; values -which, will go
Into the public treasury
! "The 'second principle Indicates
that the Zionists of America are
tolved to encourage, co-operative en
erprtse to the largest extent .pos
sible, so that a Co-operative com
monwealth may be gradually evolv
fd, without however.. crushing Indi
vidual initiative. - iTbere is no sim
ple formula . by which the co-oper
ative commonwealth can be achieved
It must be a development through
struggle and experimentation;" In
any event, we have set the goal!
''The third principle Is one with
which all Americans are familiar
at least In theory, though we may
fall short In actual practice. Where
as, we confine our program of 'equal
rights' to the narrow field of poli
tics., the Zionists of America, would
apply it to all of Palestinian lif
to politics and economics, to law and
Industry.' to man and woman, to
every sect and every creed."
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SENATOR FLAYS
WILSON LEAGUE
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Kansas Man, Denied Seat at
Convention, Dead Against
Proposed Alignment.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 5. The
league of nations. waa denounced as
"league of treason and covenant
of national death." by Senator James
A. Read, who returned here today
from San Francisco, where be was
rrtiMd seat as delegate to tne
Democratic national convention.
Senator Head addressing - a mass
meeting declared that he was pri
vately assured "by grape vine mes
sages" while bis case-' was t wnp
heard, that the credentials commit
tee of tbe convention would seat him
if he would agree to keep silent in
regard to the league of nations on
the convention floor. His refusal to
make such an agreement was respon
sible for his being denied a seat, he
said. ; k t v r r t r
Heed & Barton's , '
: JCoVhtra's' v : "V.;.:,'r ;.
. Towel's - .
, Alvin's
Ariy piece in either of tbene
makes can -be f urnUbed ' es
jpeciallr fine selections in flat
-ware, v ' - - ' . f
V A. B. GARDNER:
..... .... ;
Corner;Sute and. liberty,.
r
Sales and Berries '
290 North High Street
Valley MotorUo.
Ey err Wednesday t and Estnr-
Music By Bungalow. Orchestra
of Portland '
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DREAMLAND RINK -
No Here Skating This Season
mm
Our -diplomatic,
polite services,
meet, with, public
approval. ' The
beautiful dimity
that characterises
the, t accomplish-1
ment.of this or
ganisation is a
symbol -of re
spectful regard
mi r;
I
Where tne Pay as Yoti Go Plan Was Qngbated
for Your Benefit
Quality Merchandise j Popular Prices
Busick'is
SAJ-m-ALBAirS
WANTED
JUNK AND MlCHINKPr OF ALL
4;t : . . - KIXDS V.
We also bny , aeeoad-hand goods.
If you nave anything to sell for a
good price call SOS, The Square
Deal House.
1 CAPITAL JUNK CO.
S71 ChenMketa St. Salens, Ore.
:matHaveyon?t :t.
1 1 We bny. sell and exchange new
and second-hand f urnltnrevstoves,
ranges,, ruga, , tools, etc. We will
buy you out,;"". , ,
- ' " "" "
COL. W. F. WltTGHT, Anctioneer
271 N. Commercial 8t, 8alem. Or.
List your sales with ( us ,
Pecpie'itcnntcre Store
Night Phon 10 4T
Phono ft 4
Dr.C.B. O'Neill
1
STATE
EL
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OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
Udd 6 Dush Dank DuildfiC
XiCbr. 6lale art
FARMER ISsHELD,
FOR EXTORTION
Illinois, Man Attempts to Se
cure Money from Repub
; Ilcan Nominee. -. ' -; d
CHICAGO. Jaly 5 Neweolm Pal
mer, a young farmer- of' iMomener,
III., is being held at Chicago and By
ron Caudwelt. a former employe ef
Palmer, is in Jail at Kankakee. 111.,
charged with an -attempt to - ef tort
f 40.000 from Len. Small, candidate
for tfia republican- nomination for
governor of Illinois.' Threats to kill
Mr. Small add members of his family
Use The
CASE KEROSENE TRACTOR
With-Your Binder
in-
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The Case Kerosene1 Tractor In action. ' For sale by
Lot L; Pearce & Son
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