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Newspaper Page TextI TIIEi, OREGON STATESMAN, . SALEM, OREGONi .TUF.)AY:MOlINTUSF.PTlIllEirL-lU20 : LIVESTOCK IVIEN,- SEEK FISGAt AID Dire Consequences Will be Resnlt If Banki - "Calling" Loans WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. Relief from what was described as possible "destruction jof the livestock ..industry through cur tailment of banking loans" was sought from - the federal reserve board today by a- committee or livestock producers. -They asked the board to encourage banks r the reserve system to aid tbem fi nancially la raising and market ing their product. ... .' - The committee, which came as the representatives, ot a Cbicaxo conference of producers, packers and bankers, predicted dire con sequences to the livestock Indus try throughout the west unless bankers and cattle loan compan ies discontinue "calling" loans. They said millions of dollars in loans were maturing this fall and they believed a reassurance from the board that It approved of such credit extension by the banks "Just Between You and Me" says the Good Judge Here's genuine chewing ; satisfaction for, you, hook-, ed up with real economy. A small chew of this class of tobacco lasts'much long er than a big chew of the ordinary kind that's be cause the full, rich, real . tobacco taste lasts so long. " Any, man who uses ' the Real Tobacco Chew will, tell you that. Put up in two styles ' W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco ; j RIGHT CUT is a short-cuttobacco Light Your Farm ; ; Buildings with the FairbanliS Morse .... '. x . x - n, m, . rs. h . . ra. .: - I raw."- l R I 1 . Lot Li Pearce & Son 239 North Commercial Street ' TATE FAI R . i SALEM : September 27 To V4 Salem, October 2 A Wealth .of agricultural displays. . Magnificent livestock exhibition. -Splendid machinery and tractor exhibit. Greatest horse show iri the Northwest. Excellent races and high class amuse menti. -. .ty" f ..' -V ; ; Special attractions both day and night Ideal camping grounds. .'.1 - H .; -V ' Excursion rates on all railroads. For, further Particulars A. Hi lA, SecyJ would materially. lessen the cliii with which the UresltmJc men- hv to deal." - ('tovernoi Hardtnit MIJ lh bard'a policy has U-eu to iook upon th llvfxtick and nt hr good produciufr indugtriea a "Tiially esspntial." Mp explainetl itjf board could nut direct or roiipet loan by any bank but thi It had planned wilh the re-g-rve bankn for aid for f be agriruliiral interests to the necessity of i due billion dollars this year. Committee ppokeainen toldlthe board that, as a result of the credit situation, "the little low nun or sheepman" was ll-lnR forced to dioe of yontfg sfiock which, if he could borrow more - . a money, vrouid nave. leen kepi on the farms and ranges. Krai J. Hagenbartb. of Salt Lake, 2 de clared this to be the Indication of destruction of the Indnsffy." The le of young livestocks or breeding horses, he. said. wa be ins forced in many section?! be cause, the owners were ttnabti to finance the feedlng:f their hO-ds. He also satd that in the Pacific northwest: there was aenndfluee of roughage but little stock; to feed It because of tightened Senator Jones. New MeSleo. blamed eastern bankers forfnot "helping th livestock meii olPthe west, instead of financing auttno" btle manufacturers in exposing their products to Europe. a Gorernor Harding Interruated INVESTIGATION SEEMS FUTILE Fischer Named Harmless Letter Writer hy Authorities NEW YORK. Sept. 20. State ment a by two men, one of whom cUiiud to hare seen, the ."dealh wagon" which carted the explo sive Htanding near the away of fice at 10:3( a. m. Thursday, one and a half hours before tho ex plosion in Wall street occurred, and the other who claims to have teen three men, running' away from the scene just before the blast, furnished the most Impor tant developments today in the investigations-of the disaster. Other developments included: Announcement by the district at torney V office that Edwiu P. Fischer lawyer and former em ploye of the French high coin mission, who sent postcard warn ings from Toronto, had virtually eliminated himself from any di rect knowledge or complicity in the case after eight' hours' ques tioning. Receipt of a warning by Wil- Federalion of Labor ; Eliminate Overtime PF.NlI.KTON Or.. Sept. 2i The Otegon State Federation of Labor which opened u four-day session here yesterday, today adopted t resolution to the effet that "all affiliated unions use all honorable means to reduce the hours of iabcr to the lowest kj3 Mble in i n i m n m and to eliminate the practice of workiag overtime where there are competent avail able workers of the same craft iwinployed." G. A. R. REUNION FORMALLY OPEN Men Who Answered Call of "Father Abraham" Cel . ebrate to assure the senator that i the nam H. Kdwapcts. collector of in board could, not say to member ternal revenue, that an attempt banks that they, should or shgnld would be made to destroy the cus. not loan to the motor maniijfao- toms house at 2 p. m. tomorrow. turer. He declared again thiSt it This was regarded by the police as never had defined any Industry as la hoax. essential or. non-essenlial batihadi identincatton or the hitherto lert such decisions to local byntt-jnniaentirted oody.- previousir be ers. ' a Heved as probably ' that of the Governor Hardinr said he did driver of the explosive laden not believe the ' nroducers Srho I wacon as that of Elmer W. Ken- were borrowing were employing J rer. a chauffeur and lack of any me creciu mat iney mignt nn- evmeqce connecting him with, the hold irom tne meat supply rrom crime. the market. The board's irfor-l Release of Alexander Drallovs- mation, he said, showed the,lana ky. a Russian Journalist, arrested to livestockmen. in most , cses. 0a a (eechnical charge of being aa were for actual production Jur- undesirable alien' after he admit- poses. With this sort Of uft of ed havlnr been seen near H road credit, he said the board wa In anfl Wall streets shortly after, the enure accoru. ne aaaeu. Bw- explosion . . t. ver. ini iub uosru wiim. gearcn. by federal agents for a power to tender direct assistance r-nnrtPd .ch of niMivo nn since all banks control the Igans Plaml bach 8uind, a gevernment mey maae- js reservation office, at Sheeoshead Ttav h nnintltr nf T V T !" ' ' " """ ' ? 'vJwa fntinil In n hinilnnMt vptapl i - - - - " - INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 20 The lroy.- wh In '! answered the call of. "Father Abraham" tonight ownHl ImliaraooliK. The city ami Ktate were formally turned over to them by Mayor Charles W. Jewett ar.d Governor James P. Goodrfrh at a j-emi-off ioial meet- ng and reception mnrkinc the formal owning of tho 1920 re union of the G. A. R. The executive committee voted to' ask the delegates to increase he per capita tax to 10 cents per month. Tho tax is 2.fc cents, not having been changed since 1890. when the membership was "94,- 000. The membership at present is 103.200. and it will be neces sary .to take money from the per manent fund to pay expenses of the encampment. Ten . thousand veterans had registered tonight. One of tonight's arrivals was Dr.. George T. Harding, father of Senator Harding. Republican can didate, for president. NATIONAL LEAGUE AT Boston- . First game: . R. Chicago . . ..... ... . .. Boston .............. i Alexander and O Farrell; and O'Neill. - Second game: Chicago . . ......... Boston . i . . . ....... ; Vaughn. Carter and. Qutllan and O'Neill. ' r. m 9 H Daly.l E. At New Tor. First game: R Cincinnati . . 2 P Z New York .........6 1 Fisher and Rarldeu; Cehfand Smith. 'Second game:' . R. IS.' E. Cincinnati . t.r. ...9 l 0 New York 3 IS., 1 Ellerand Rariden: Benton.JPer ! rlt and Snyder, Smith. At Brootlyn : R. I Pittsburgh .. .,....'...11 Brooklyn ..,,,....,.2 1 i Hamilton and Schmidt; Ca UQ Milter. . ' At' Phlladelphlik Til if. B. St. Lonis v....:....... 18 0 Philadelphia.. v...,...3 U 2 Haines. Sherdel and 'demons. Dllhoeferr llubbell. Betts, and Tragresser. AMERICAN LEAGUE At St. Louis R. lfe Js. New York .....4 lg o St. Louis .3 in 1 Mays and Hannah; Weinuan and Severel. .At Detroit Washington ... Detroit .... 3 4 3 Zachary and Gharrity; Aers. Oldham and Ainsmith. At Cleveland R. 11 E. Boston- .i 3 13 1 Cleveland ' :..8 la ."2 Buah. Hovt and Schang: Malls two and O'Neill. J several months ago. I Joseph' Mead, an agent for the f I Society for the Prevention ' of n niear nt Aairoais, i ioe man wno claims to nave - seen tne tt I "death wagon. He' said he had neen sent to uannaiian- irom a Brooklyn court to serve a sum mons and that while walking up Broad street, noticed an old: red delivery wagon in front of tu Me-1 assay office" around the eorneY The horse appeared broken down he said, and he madel an examina tion of it. finding a bad sore under the collar. He looked at his watch and' no ticed it was 10:30. he told the po lice, and waited beside 4 he wagon until 11:30 with the intention f serving a summons .on. the drive when he was forced . to leave -ia order- to serve his x Brooklyn eusfH mons. He did not examine clo3eM ly the contents of the wagon trot described it as an ''ordinary dci&p tdated express wagon." , rr s . He also told the police the cot lar worn by the horse was of the "KH type and this is the kind of cdllar found in . the- street after the explosion. He-also noticed that all the ornamental knobs a,id other markings had -been strlyp from the harness and in this. too. his description tallies with that of the material found. He also' star Rfixey ed that the horse had been but re cently clipped and that the wagon bore no name but had . some nu merals on the side. Police attach considerable fm porta nee to Mead's statement. Information that' three suspic ious looking, men were -een run ning from the scene-was furn Ifihed by Samuel B. Wellington, president of . the . West . Jadies Trading company. He. declared he left a lawyer's office in -Wall street a lew minutes 'befpre noon Thursday and as he did be beard voices calling: -"Harry. , "Bet it. Get out of this." . -. He looked across the. street and middle-aged men. wbd v. K. P ,0 R 4 ore. I SOCIALISTS REFUSED SEAT Elected to Fill .Vacancies But Are Ruled Out by Assembly ALBANY. N. Y.. Sept. 2 Col. Ransom Gillette. Republican member of the assembly from Columbia county tAnijrlit Intro ducfd a i-K5lutWu n the awm hlv in esiraordinary session, ask ing- that the five Steialists re-j fleeted i:'.st Thursday to fill the vacancies cause J by their expul sion last April be excluded from the ff-Klon. The redution was rerern-d to the' judiciary commit tee. The reference to the Judiciary t c nirnitl wti made on motion t f Majority louder Adler. Jiul.'W.nTdnian. one of the So LtlifM. -ret,rentinr- the eighth .' tr district. rai.-d a point of order on the reception of the ifliitii. AveiiiMyman Cuvil iier ral-iid thf l.;ue that Wald nian was nit a nieuibr of the boife. Spesilier Sweet ruled that If Wu 1.1 m at! had taken the oath of olffi-e !ie was a member. The fe:kr wan sustained by th birti-t ki an appeal from the rul ing. U'.i!dman's pclnt of order wa tLat the. resolution offered by t olwi.el Gillette wa not a privtl t j re il resolution and that it- was not in orJt:r. , Speaker - Ssfeet ruled the ptiiit not well taken. Gillette- rcrolntion reviewed the ouster troeeedjugs which re--ulUfi In tin' unseating of - tho Socialises and the spec: a I elections at which they were ehofwi to fill be vacancies caused by the. as sembly's action: It declared that "Ioius Walilman. "August- Claes- ce-n? RMnuel A. .DewitC'aau! trr and ...diaries . F.oloroon, b.v. reason of 'their disloyalty tothe l uited Ktates 'nd fbe state of New York and their violation or their oa'h ;f office, their election September l ft it. null and void atul they are ineligible to seats In the assembly." Hell Hart Associates Given Murder Trial PKXr.I.KTO.V. Or.. Sept. 20. Itvin Stoop and Floyd Henderson will en on trial here Monday. September 27. for flrrt idegre murder. They are two of the five prisoners who escaped from the t'niatilla county Jall here on July ZZ. following the fatal shoot ing of Sheriff Til Taylor by En reett Bancroft, alias Hart. Relatives of the defendants have supplied jhem with counsel and will fisht to save them from the gallows, where. Hart will pay for his crime November Magistrate Did I understand you to say that the parties used high words. police Witness Their- voices were pitched rather high. sir. but the words used were extremely low. London Answers. 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Keefe Perkinsr Faber and SchalV. iSynn. - . 6 VANDERV0RT OPPOSED TO STATE FAIR PASS (Continued from page 1 looked to him like eastern ped dlers, beckoning and callinr to. a 13 2 1 third man on the other side of 1. 2 1 the street nearer the assay office Hand na across the street from the Morgan bank. - The third man, be lieved to be about. 60 years old and described as "greasy looking',' was then peerrag into a ramshack le wagon at the curb. - In response to the call of the others, the third man. Mr. Wel lington said. starfoH fn rnn after Woman Wants Damage them toward William street. He Miss Hattle White. 985 Tigrner took them for bond -thieves, he street, presented a claim of 100 added, and expected to see them as damages for a broken arm chased by a policeman. When be which she alleges she received as reached the corner of Nassau a result of a defect in a side&valk street he was knocked uneon- on Twenty-third street. Therom- J scious by the explosion. mumcatton was referred tog the ! citv attorney for investigation. An otamance bin calling for fritz Urelrrt fa h ion assessment oi ine eosi lo im provement or the alley in Block 17. University addition, wasfead ine inira lime ana passea MOST COMPLETE COLLECTION OFSONGS IN THE WORLD '' v. Effective Thursday An ordinance bill for tb tahlishment of a lien on ih lection- of assessment for th provement of property on street, was" passed, Aa ordinance - was passed vlding- for the assessment of jBrop- ; erty t pay for, the iniprove.ient es- g col- 4 im- gerry pro- SEATTLE. Sept. 20 Strike or ders affecting nearly 3000 Wash ington state coal miners, effect ive next Thursday morning, have teen sent out and operators have been given formal notice that -the men will walk -out Thursday un less the Increased wage scale, re troactive to 'August ,16. .is paid. ' - m-j - ..r....vMi iruicuig lu August u, .a ti of the alley la block Roberts according to Ben Parrlmond. act- addition. Airplanes Return to Mather field lag president of district No. 10, Cnited Mine Workers of Ameri ca. at the headquarters here to day Convicted of Forgery Asks Sentence Stay ETTGEXE. Sent. 20. The 3 five remaining airplanes on dutT at me cugene base oi the roresg fire patrol during the past summer TORTLAXD. Sept.?20. Charles J . lumonuw luoruiiiH lorpvnite. convicted of forgery, to Mather field. Sacramento, ifc the day obtained from Circuit Judge weaiuer is iavoraoie. accoramg j Kavanugh a stay of sentence for to announcement of Lieut, g. C.ftwo weeks. . White oMeeted to Batten, in charge of the locaCbase I crlsnn record Intrmtnnut f IS. Four of the airpUne 4n seher case, and District Attorney Evans Ir::.l,t f;"T to a continuance to get . t V, . : . vf rcci, i accurate copies oi ma records. , rwiivrymea in me i r praciiee on White raid his true name Is . ; . 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