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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON.
SUNDAY MOJiNINn. OCTOnKR H. Ifrjo
ORIENTAL RELATIONS .
ARE IMPROVED
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certainly 'some mutually Bsttsl fac
tory agreement can be reached
which will prevent entrance of
any Japanese."'
: Small Made Chairman.
v Congressman Small was made
chairman of the party for the
tour through 'Japan and China,
.he said, after friction had arisen
oter unescorted women .-.traveling
with the party. Of Japanese and
their descendants being "forbidV
den to buy property, the congress
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VAa to the Japanese who are
slready lawfully Jq the United
States, a different issue is pre
sented, I learn that a proposition
has recently , been initiated in
California and will soon be sub
mitted to a referendum which
will prohibit these Japanese from
acquiring land by lease or other-
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new set of tires before winter sets in. It
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wise and likewise limit, the right
of their American-born children,
who are American citizens, to ac
nnirn nr hold land. This will be
a aiscrinunauon imum jiu
ese nationals and will not apply
to other aliens. This does not
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am I convinced of the necessity
of sMch drastic action. The move
ment appears to have reference
to farm land for the purpose of
eliminating Japanese farmers.
Xo Favor, Kut Juntice.
'I am not suggesting the ex
tension of any favors to the Jap
anese; 1 am oniy presenting a
fundamental of right and justice
"nuVthiB ,s not wholly
matter for the consideration .Af
California. Where an affront to
friendly nation sis threatened
where the issue or? peace or pos
sibly war is involved, it is a mat
ter of supreme interest to all the
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IS your
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Bicycle
ready for school." If not, you better bring it irland j
have it put in the best condition. You will want
something you can depend on. ,
Better still, trade your old Vheel in on a
Harley Davidson
"America's Finest Bicycle" - r
See the new models now on display $45 and up
Harry. W. Scott
147 South Commercial Street
Y.M.C.AIHAS
BUSY PERIOD
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Boys Work to be Empha
sized Several Important
Meetings Scheduled
Taking everything Into consid
eration, the program of the Y. M.
C. A. for the yeaf commencing
October 11. promises to be an nn-
usuallv full one. Tha boys are
receiving their share of attention,
and the program as outlined for
their especial benefit will glad
den the heart of every boy.
A new sacretary has been se
cured for them, Lyman Pickett,
who was formerly the associate
boyb secretary of the Seattle Y.
M. C. A. He will have the boys
divided into three departments,
the senior. Intermediate and jun
lorsl . '
Kach department Will have! a
room of its own, equipped with
its game tables.. The room which
has i been in ute as a serving room
is .being renovated and will be
converted into a dining room, i It
is expected that the improve
ments will be completed by Octo
ber 111, the Opening week for all
fall 'activities. Next Thursdaya!
ternoon at 2:30 at the Y. M. C.
A. all mothers and women inter
ested in the boys are asked to be
present to organize a Mothers
club to assfst the boys, depart-
ment. They will study the needs
and habits of boys, try to improve
the conditions which surround
their lives and endeavor to incul
cate!, a better understanding of
home relations. The values of
such an organization will not be
overlooked.
The physical director for the
new year will be F. I. Osborne,
who comes from Berkeley high
school, where he has been in
charge of the physical education
work for the past five years. Mr.
Osborne will direct all gymnasium
and swimming classes.
The final business meeting for
the fiscal year will be held next
Tuesday noon at the Y. M. C. A.
and i the annual gathering and
dinner for the adult membership
will i be on Friday evening at
6:15 whan the reports on . work
done on work during the year
will be given -and the election- of
officers take place. President
.W. I. Staley will preside.-
i rne young men of Salem over
f 14-years old will have the oppor
tunity to hearx Tracy Strong, city
bays work secretary of Seattle as
sociation speak and Jim Palmer,
associate general secretary of
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Jack Johnson has begun hU : .
one year term of imprisonment at ' .
the Illinois penitentiary. Jack j
Dempsey will be safe that long at i
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At Forty ;
Eye-Help Is Needed
At the age oi lorly tht yc Uevrin to
iiectl htlp for close work, an.j if this (in the
form of correctly atljustcti L'iasoj) i not
irivcn. eyestrain with all its ttcndaut vil.t.
is set up.
If You Are Forty
"APPEAL TO O'NEILL"
Let him advise you whether o.- not glass-
would be of benefit, j
Dr. C. B. O'Neill
Optometrist-Optician ;
Ladd and Brush Back Building
Shop Where the Crowds Buy
Portland, sing and recit3 at a
mass meeting to be held nei
Sunday afternorfn, Oct. 10 at 4:30
o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. gym
nasium. These two men are con
sidered the best in the northwest
in th?ir line. The . program will
consist of music, talks, ' pictures
and "eats." A crowded house 'is
desired. . 1
The financial campaign for the
work of the year will be inaugur
ated on Tuesday.' Oct. 12, and
continue throughout the week.
Solicitors will . ineit every noon
at 12:15 at the Y. M. C. A.
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PIANO STUDENTS Art you studying any of these selections?
aye you even tried practicing with a piano record? Phrase by
ase, using World Famous Players for models.
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74636 Itegolett.o-Paraphrase de Con-:
; j sen .Cortot
74C30 Troika en Traineaus ;
(TschaEkowsky) Rachmaninoff
74628 Prelude in G Minor
i (Rachmaninoff) Rachmaninoff
74623 Berceuse (Chopin Op 57) Cortot
74589-Caprice Poetic (Liszt) . .Cortot
14 688- Walts Etude (Saint Saens)
- -. Cortol ;
74293 Nocturns (Chopin) . k '
' De" Pachmanu
74260 Prelude in D Minor Ktude Op.
-10 (Chopin) ... . De Pachmann
6000 Second Hungarian Rhapsody
I'art 1.. Grainger
. Second Hungarian Rhapsody
i. - Part 2 Grainger
6027 Valpe in A Flat
Opera 4 2
Grainger
Polonaise in A Flat Opera 53
60 45-
-Valse Brilliaiile
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The Hunting
gleuse)
Grainger
Opera 34 No.
." Hoffman
Song (La Jon-.Hoffman
64846 Maiaguena (Alocn!)
6481 9 Segnlailla I Albeniz .
.Cortot
541D Polonaise in A
40 No. 1. . . . . .
Valse Caprice
5915 Venezia E Napoli.
. Minuet in G .
Major Opera
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.Hoffman
-Cortot 74545 Nocturne In F
548 4 Cam panel la
Hark, Hark
Liszt . . . .Godowsky
the Iark
: J.., Liszt. Godowsky
5791 Hondoliera tnd U V Were a
Bird ....Godowsky
Waltz In A Flat Godowsky
Major (Chopin)
Paderewski
6128 Polish Dance E
3 No.. .......
To Springtime.
2434 Butterfly
Spinning Song
Flat Minor Op
. . . . .Grainger
. ... . .Grainger
(Papillon) Hoffman
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Next week will be Banjo Week Watch These Lists
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BUiTXG PRICE
Kces an1 Poaltry
EggB, 5xc trade.
Hens, heavy. 22-2 4 u
Light hens, 18-20c. .
O'd roosters-, 8-lOc.
Bvoilers, 18-2 4c.
Pork. Mutton ami Deef '
Pork on foot, lKc.
Lambs, 6 1-Zc and Tr
Dressed hogs, 23c.
Beef iteers, 6-8c. ,
Cows. 3-c.
Top veal, 21c. .
Hay
Cheat hay. $18-1 20.
Oat and vetch hay, per ton
20-$21.
Clver bay, 120-321.
Grain
Wheat. $2-$2.07.
Oats, 63-7 0c.
Beans, 6-6
Mill Fi-eds, Rrtall
Mill run. $63.
Wholesale to IH-alcr
Creamery butter, cartons, C5-
66c. i .
Butterrat, 64c. ,
Fruit "
Oranges, $9.
Bananas, 13 l-2e.
''lemons, $3.2. 4 ;
California grape fruit, $6.
Vegrtabl
Cabbag. 2V4.
. Onions; $2.40.
Turnips, $3.25. . ' . -
Carrots. $3.50 sk. l
Greeu peppers. 10c. '
Bell peppers, 20c a pound.
Parsley 60c dozen bunches.
Beets. 73c dozen bunches.
Cantaloupe:, flat crates. $1.01
Standard, $2.50: pony, $2.
Watermelon. $1.50. , )
Cantaloupe Honeydews. $2. '
Tomatoes, $1 basket.
Potatoes, new 2c.
Sweet potatoes, 6-6 ic,
Cababas, 3 l-2c lb.
Peaches,' $2 crate.. i
Grapes. 12c lb.1
Huckleberries, 21c lb,
Ilctan
Creamery buiter, '
Dairy butter, 68c.
Eggs, doz.. 6Rc.
Hard wheat flour.
$2 30 ft 3.73.
With every bomb mystery the
fictitiousnesH ofSherlock Holmes
becomes more evident.'
Telegram Received
V By Local Dort Iealer
. Flint, Mich, 5pt. 29, 1920.
Fred w. Vogler, Portland, Or.
Northern Auto Co.:
The price of the Dort car is reasonable and fairi .The total
net advance in list within period of two years having been but
seventeen percent against advances of nineteen to forty-five in
list on other leading makes of motor cars, therefore there will be
no pnee reduction made by this company. j
There has been as yet no break in material or Jabor costs
that would warrant any price reduction on Dort cars; but on
the contrary materials have been purchased by us and by all
motor car manufacturers for nineteen hundred and twenty-one
production at a very considerable advance as a whole,: over nine
teen hundred and twenty, Therefore unless those purchase con
tracts are treated by purchasers as scraps of paper or the seller
voluntarily revises contract prices downward there is no justi
fication for any motor car manufacturer reducing prices unless
he has been profiteering which means that he has been receiving
an excessive profit on his product. If there he any such manu
facturers this is a most opportune time for them to properly ad
just their prices to the sound values of their products. Please
wire the above to each one of your dealers at once; j also give
publicity to ail your newspapers. " Tins is an announcement by
the president of this company as to where we stand on the pres
ent situation. I . '
DORT MOTOR CAR CO.
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Helpful Health
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They never serk In vain who
consult a qualified osteopath.
If there is anything worse than
drunkenness it is gluttony.
' The worst ignorance is where
a man is ignorant of his own
ignorance. -
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I never count a patient's years
unless, she has nothing else to
count. f )
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Surgeons are , always anxious
to lead the man who is "blind to
his own interests." . !
Rheumatism and happiness
both grow bigger if you keep tell
ing folks, about them. 1 ,
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If people .would doubt Ipbs and
investigate . more, the ofteopath
would have more than hej could
do. ., '
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The wish to healthy hi reas
onable in direct ratio to Ui lartre-
ness or In other words. thi
more you desire health, the wiser
jou are.. ;
The doctors ho demahd lawn
to protect tha people are trouble
niakern. for they are invariably
dealers; their professed motives
are no more real than a drug
store comnlexlon there is some
thing entirely different under
neath, j
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To accommodate some of our patrons we had our tailors fash
ion several new classy overcoats from general measurements
so that we could fqrnish them to customers immediately. Wc
have several left I I ;
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If you are in need of a good winter coat look over this lot
They are made from our regular standard materials accord
ing to the latest fashions, and will give you regular Scotch
Woolen Mills service. There arc only a few left, so don't
delay. ;: !
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILL STORE
426 State Street
We can remodel your last
year's coat into the newest
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your old suit. Cleaning
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