The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 13, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN FRIDAY. ATOUST 13, 1D20. v.: i I ORDER COTilING IN 30 DAYS Service Commission to Act on Application for Reduced Car Weights JTbe public service commissions of Oregon, Washington and Idaho are expected, within 30 days, to have out their orders resulting from the joint hearing In Seattle on applica tion of the North Paeif le Millers' as Boclatioo, for a discontinuance or modification of the 60,000-pound minimum' car weight on flour and feed, according to Fred, A. Williams, member of the Oregon commission, who returned from Seattle today. Mr. Williams and Fred G. Bochtel, chairman of the commission, were the .Oregon representative's at the hearing. .Within', 20 days the ap . pi leant and . the railroads are to hare written briefs in the hands -of the commission. ' , A separate order will be issued by each commission. - While the plan is that these- shall be in thorough agreement, so the regulations in the three states may.be uniform, it Is said orders with varying provisions could be issued should the commis sions be unable to agree. "There were numerous flour and reed shippers from the several states at the hearing. Mr. Williams said. "The main contention on the part of the shippers seemed to be that it made it unduly burdensome to fi nance such large amounts, and then fome of 'the smaller dealers have Very limited storage facilities. "The railroads, on the other hand. contended that on aeeonnl of car shortage it would . be Inadvisable at this time to reduce the minimum." Banks May Make Use of Group UU Insurance i In reply to an inquiry by Will H. Dennett, state superintendent of banks, an opinion from the office of Attorney General Brown holds that banks have the right to cover their employes withgroup life in surance. " Whether it shall be done is a question to be decided between the directors and the stockholders of the bank. WANTED BITS FOR BREAKFAST New or Used Ford Bodies, Touring, Roadster or Bug Valley Motor Company 2C0 High Street 1 Phone 1995 Yes; warm enough. ' m S But cool days will come soon, and cool nights sooner. The Poles are fighting their Bat tle of the Maine outside the gates of Warsaw. The Bolshevists may capture War saw and loot it, but they cannot keep it. .They have been weighed in tne balance and found wanting, even by their own people, and the handwrit ing is on the wall. No minority without a great prin cipal has ever governed a great na tion for long. . A. minority devoid oi any principle at all. hut dishonest and only relying upon murder and force, is bound to come to the ena of its tether, and the end for the red bunch of Russia is not far away. . The men on the. land in Russia are 75.WUO.000. in a copulation or 130000.000 and the 75.000.000 have all the food and hate the temporary rulers and all their works, and want nothinc they have to rive, even their worthless money. That makes for a situation that will starve Bolshev ism to death, with all its devotees and many innocent victims in the clt ,ies. unless a man like General Wran eel mar worm: last enuozn io quic. ly overthrow the Trotsky and Lenlne radicals. There will not be enough houses buljt in Salem Unless there Is a great dive for the sale of more chares of the local building and loan association. Again, there is enough loose mon ey In Salem to build all the houses needed; and the only way to gee u io work in that direction Is through the channel of a local building and loan association. ' street and gets a certain amount of heat by reflection from the side walk must be taken Into considera tion. However, the fact remains that Thursday was warmer than any pre ceding day for the highest tempera ture recorded up lo that lime was 0J degrees on July 2S. The more conservative thermom eter at Gardner A Keene'a, which la on the shady side of the street, reg istered only 99 degrees in the hot test part of the afternoon. "That's nothing." declare! cane Abrams on hearing of Salem's rec- Crown Prince Carol Is Not Superstition SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. It. The crown prince of Rumania, who la a visitor in San Francisco today on his world tour, shares not In the belief that 13 la an unlucky number. There are 13 persons In the royal party, he has a suite of 13 rooms at hla hot! here, he was number 13 at the roval table on board ship and he said the reason he booked passage ord-breaklnr temperature- "Down Ion the Korea Mara was mat at Fort Sill in Oklahoma It was law pected to arrive nere lomwrrvw. In the shade, and we weren't in the day the 13th shade at that! ' Mr. Abrams was a colonel In the 15ind infantry; during the war and ought to know. Patriotic Committee Is Appointed by Mr. Olcott German Workmen Rob Polish Munition Cars produced foreign customers or for eign coupons. G-llability PbzsIm. The most amatlng this Is why people Invested their money with Ponzl. I can only attribute It to his personality they invested In the man. We warned hundreds of peo ple against him. "We found It difficult to talk with some people they were so Impres sed they believed so strongly he waa doing what he said he was doing. "One of Poml's attractive features waa the easy 'manner In which' he talked In millions instead of hun dreds or thousands. lie simply charmed, daisied the people." nERLIN. Aug. 11. Heavy fight inr Mat of Mlawa. the Important city nn the Warsaw-Dantig railway which Governor Olcott yesterday appofnt- has been reported In Bolshevik hands ed a committee of Oregonlans to rep resent the state In the Constitutional League of America. This is an or ganization having aa it purpose ad vancing Information relative to the constitution of the United States and UDholdinc and nreservinr the consti tution. The committee Is named ai the reanest of Jerome A. Myers, na tional director of the league. One of the reaulrements is that the state committees be non-Dartiaan. Governor Olcott appointed the fol lowing persons: ! Richard Montague. cnairmaa. Portland; Charles II. Carey. Port land: C. E. Ingalls. Corvallis; Oscar Harter. Dallas: Ed Wright. La- Grande; S. S. Smith. Med ford; Dex ter Rice. Roseburc: O. C. Gibbs. Lakeview: Vine W. Pearce. Madras: Daniel J. Boyd. Enterprise; Frank I Chambers. Engene. Is told In a .special dispatch to the Norddeutche Allgemelne Zeltnng. The Poles, it dds, have retreated to Soldan The correspondent states that Ger man communists and Independent so cialists are freely in evidence on the frontier Six cars of ammunition, which ar rived at Alenstein. East Prussia, con slcned to the Poles, are alleged to have been robbed py their contems while detained at freight yards where rail workers refused to switch them P0NZI IS ARRESTED ON FEDERAL CHARGE (Continued from page 1) Big Auction Sale of Furniture SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1 :30 P. M. Two Rags, 1 Dining Table, 1 Oak Library Table, 1 Kitchen Treasure, 1 Work Table, 2 Beds, 1 Dresser, 2 "Sew Mattresses, C Chairs, 1 Hall Raek, 2 Center Tables, 1 High Chair, 2 Rock ers, 2 Bed Springs, 1 Sewing Machine, 1 Ironing Board, 1? Co rn odes, 1 Settee, a lot of cooking, utensils and dishes. This Sale will start at 1 :30 and close at 3 o'clock, be on time. It all must sell to the highest bidder. Will le at the Economy Auction House, 404 Ferry Street. ' - For a Real Sale : ' ; . O. SATTERLEE, "I see Satterlee First, . Auctioneer Phone. 1177, Salem, Oregon. ; ' v A ? P E A L T O N E I L L Ladd For 'Scientific Fitting of Glasses. Or Duplicating Broken Lenses APPEAL TO o'iiiT ., r " ' All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory Dr. C. B. O'Neill Optometrist-Optician and Bnsh Bank Building - A P P E A L T O N E I L L SALEM Popular Music Feature of Band Concert Tonight Popular music, the latest Jazz, In cluding "Dardenella- and -Venetian Moon." will be the features oi to night's band concert In Wlllson para. The numbers are to be played at the reauest of J. A. Mills. Another spe cial number will be a Tocal solo by Mrs. Hallie Parrish Durdall. The nrorram as announced by Oscar Steelhammer. director of the band, is as follows: March "Old England . .Chambers Selections from "The Yankee Con- sul .. .. Rooyn Walts "Bacarole" Roberts (a) Dardanella.. By request (b) Venetian Moon .... By request (e) Lassna. trombone. ...... .. Vocal Solo . . . . . . Mrs. Hallie Parrish Durdall Selection Trom "Faust" ....Gounod Caprice "Golden Days" ....Fentbn Plantation Songs .......... Hayes March "Co-Eds" Zamecnia Star Spangled Banner. Yesterday Hottest Day , of Whole Year, in Salem Yesterday was the hottest day so far this year. -t The thermometer In front of Hart man Brothers store registered -110 degrees tn the shade, but the fact that It Is on the sunny side of the MEW HOW TODAY. S O BLIGH THEATRE o ATTENTION! 10 mm OFF on UNJ Musso Auto Home Tent Beds. Three Leaf Tent Outfits 4 in 1 Auto Tent Beds Saturday, August 14th only. Come In and See Them Set Up Camp Comforts Bathing Suits Outing Clothing Hats, Leggings, Shirts and ' Shoes for Ladies and Men Fishing Tackle for trout bass, jack salmon ; and salmon that makes their mouths water. Our taekls department is the largest in town. You will find what you want here. The Outing Store Air mattresses, bed rolls," duffle bags, kamp kook gas stores, f aluminum cooking and eating sets. . . Fire grates, water bags, Thermos bottles, flashlights. The nifty kind for ladies, men and children, also bath ing and diving caps, swim ming shoes, ear stopples. Tennis and Golf goods that are recognized the best. Your trip should include some athletics. .HIAU SER MO So Where Everybody Bays Squirrel Hunting Pays Well, Youngsters CoUect The primitive Instinct of children to satisfy the lure of hunting and the pursuit for game, la enhanced by a bounty placed on the snout of ro dents, judging by the amount of ro dent snouts that have been brought to the county clerk's office duripg the summer months.' Last month a yonngster brought In a salt sack fall of greydlcgers for which he received SS2.S0. narinr had 625 rreydlgrers and some gopher scalps. There la a 5 cent boounty on greydlggera. Deputy Clerk Clyde Ellis yesterday paid out iS to Oscar Johnson. 12 years old. and hla sister Anna John son. 14 years old. for the extermina tion of about 21 C of the rodenta. In claiming bounty on greydlggera. moles or gophers.' the, nose of the ro dents must be presented. Several bounties had. to.be refused because the nose was not on the scalp. MAYOR OF CORK ARRESTED. The lord major of Cork and ten associates were- arretted by-soldier today while attending a session of the Sinn Fein court ln..the cytl hall. They were ' taken lo the military barracks. It la aald that three Sinn Fein courts were In session in the city hall when a considerable-force of troops arrived and surrounded the buildings and then entered It and began to arrest those taking part in the proceedings, including the pres idents of the courts.. . One of these was Lord Mayor MacSweeney, who managed to escape into the street from, the back of the city hall but waa captured ontside. Those ar rested included tome Htlganta. Troops today also entered houses In Limerick, where there waa some firing in the streeta. Two persons were injured. Solomon B. Catterlin , Dies at Home in Salem Goiomon B. Catterlin. ace 49. died yesterday at 4C5 North Twelfth street. lie s survived by his wife. tour sons. t. j. uaiterlin or Los Angeles. W. E. Catterlin of Tarn- hill. George C Catterlin of Port. land and Frank E. Catterlin of Cor. vallis: a daughter. . lira. iFlorenre Erwln of Salem, and one sister, ira David Clearwater of Portland. Ser vice! will be held at Rigdon's chapel Saturday at 10 a. m.. Rev. R. N. Avlson officiating. Interment will take place in the Odd Fellows cem etery. , ; , More Alleged Bad Checks Are Found by Officers J. G. Adelhart a, mn riuvr1 itiv forger who waa arrested by Officer Lee Morelock Wednesday, may prove to have obtained a large amount of money oy issuing checks without hav ing funda at the bank. Investigation of the officers, it is said, haa uncov ered many or hla worthless checks in Salem, revealing the fact that the leading stores of the city have cashed checks for him . It waa said; at the police station iasi nigni mat the J. C. Penney store waa the last to be victimize t him snortly before hla arrest by Of ficer Morelock. The Penney atore casnea a cneck lor about 112. The largest check issued by Adelhart was for an amount allrhtlv lirr than 121 which waa cashed by Troy Woods w ho is a aeaier in automobiles. The other alleged victims of Adelhart are the Perner. Cohen Shoe company, formerly the Paris Shoe store, the wnue nouse Restaurant and the Kafoury Brothers atore. Chief Of Police J T. TTal.h ..1 last night that Adelhart waa able to victimize local merchants because he haa been a resident of Salem for sev eral years. When arrested, the police aay. the yonng man boasted of some work he had "pulled- In Portland which he thought the police would not be able to trace, but the yonng man became aa reticent as the proverbial clam when informed that officers were on his track. Police believe Portland merchants have been victimised by Adelhart through . the same scheme he operated la, Salami.- - - . , tailed to prevent this very scheme. There is no means by which a man can manipulate international reply coupons. Ponzl's claim that he haa made millions in this way la simply a stupendous fraud. "The entire Issue and redemption of International reply coupons throughout the postal nnlon for alx years would not aggregate $500,000, Ponzl could not have handled the millions of them necessary to make the fortune he claimed to have amassed without the knowledge of the officials. Coupon Not Redeemed Here. "Soon after our Investigation was started. Ponzl was advised by letter that coupons would not be redeemed In thla country except for legitimate postage purposes and the postmaster general leaned Instrnetlotns not to redeem them. Evidence that he did not deal in coupons In foreign coun tries Is the fact that he haa never SAY "DIAMOND DYES" Deal streak er ruin yewr saaterial la poor dye. Zasist oa "Diamond Djs, jmj ojrscuoas la package, Rumania Crown Prince Unmarried Says FUodor BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12. Carol, crown prince of Rumania, Is unmarried, and is on a tour of the world, not to forget a Morganatic wife, but as an emissary from Ru mania to Japan, it was asserted by Nicolae Filodor. an official of the c ntourage of the prince, who arrived here today from Japan on the Korea Marn. "His highness. Prince Carol la un married, "said Filodor. who is a former minister of Ramania to Greeca and spokesman for the prince on his tour, "and la returning to his country to assume the command of nis regiment in i ransjiTanis. m hlch he holds the rank of coloneL He has never before been able to leave central Europe and has there- lore combined hla mission of emis sary between Rumania and Japan with sn extended tour of Egypt, India. China and Japan. - The romantic episodes with which the public and press have Invested the life of the prince, were aald by Filodor to be "fiction found on very little fact.- Now Showing Today and Tomorrow Thomas Meignan And Kalherine MacDonald . In . " "He Thunderbolt" And Fay Tincher la Wild and Western It's ' Double Enow SUNDAY Anita Stewart In "The Fijhtinjr Shepherdess LIBERTY For Sale Five-Room Bungalov It Is Just Beautiful Gertrude J. M. Paje 492. North Cottage Street Phone 11SC I "CORNS" Lift Right Off Without. Pain ran Doesn't hurt a bit! Dros a little "Freesono on an aching corn. In stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly yoa lift It right oft with fing ers. Truly! Tour druggist sella a tiny bottle of -Freetone" for a few centa. suffi cient to remove every hard com. soft com. or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. .. LADD & BUSH BANKERS . ,: .EitbUihed,1868 ' . .uU:: . . '! General Banking Business "-' t -jf Office Honrs front 10 a, n. to 3 p. m. TWO BARGAINS Maxwell 1-Ton Truck just like new with 4 brand new Tlretl lias good stake body . $800 Ford worm drive 1 -Ton Truck in first-class condition,' with new tires and good stake body $550 Republic Truck Agency 279 Xorth Commercial Stwt i THE STATESMAN CLASSIFIED AD 3. BRING GREAT RESULTS Edgar Allen Poo, orphaned ta In fancy and adopted by a rich ancle, wag disinherited, tu tig cade's will See gM la It Pars To Trade at the Farmer's Cash Store Two Big Stores C Burton Durdall 247 North Commercial St Salem and SOrerton asaaaaassaaasenaasnaaaai GiTen away free with three pounds of our Sflrer Kmj Coffee, a new Patent nour Sifter. Something 'eyery housewife needs. . s - vtJ Prexh Peanut Butter, per pound 16c Best Bod Crackers, per pound 18c Graham Crackers, per pound ....22c Shreddsd Wheat j 10 poundj Boiled Oats...... cio Fancy Bice, per pound ....1.10c 60c Hlfh Grade Coffee, per pound... 20c Nuco Margarine, per pound ..34o No. 5 Pure Lard...... VM No. 5 Compound 92a Get our prices on Flour and Sugar before baying.. .U .' "f - ; tv ft. We Bare You Honey th tr a- eb Ta Mr hei pai Dr. oui Jot Joj bit c Or i aw v.