T1K ORK(JON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON.
p.TT:nn.vv Monxrxn. ocTonr.i: .. pilm
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
is absolute;
(Continued from jvji't 1) i
ur .upon Uu-se words :uiy 'Ji'o- ."Auieika will ncvur rmmio.
pror'Ws of logical analysis. TbPir n.isic,. the i j nk-al iloctiiurH thai
iiu an'.i.i; i-s f o plain i hut h who , a inuiy is a mere 'wrap of pa
rmis:inay reiu. The . olili Ration p,...- j a:sj a plain. average man
assumed is as free from aniMi;i-1 '.ike must of von. HtiU. ciHii..,i i
tliinga war or dishonor. . - aj a written promise to pay : 1 jfal and dipomatic inti iraKe
Senator Urads ArtUe X. i ,ir,v I;,V a!t-r dare To : and ! know of no way tu keep a"
... .. , . , , j, . ' l'ltK.sKlcN K meatus to DhrKMIi promise except to keen it
-Arm If ten is not on v the most , v-r v-n. . . tic, .,i me' i . i . . P '
i - V ! iil . AY,!-.. lien latnieu. iioi I'lilatHl .sa I ert Me Memher '
danm-ions proposition in the coi-1 or.lisatirn Ucomw lli.it or thej; "I'nlun.i is a' iiiembr of the
.nam. hut in its sinister possi-! i:aii..i. not merely (he premise of, lea: He. I'oland wan invaded iv
hihtlM it is the most dangerous the les-i.leni and ihe. .-enate or ki.-ia. her t(rritarial tnteeritv
proportion ever presented ttu the; ,.,, run .1. ' ill.iTf.,r,. vi.l.i....,.i i .. .B"'
or.. .In I ' ' ' : , ""I'liru JJ CMflliai
American people.
After; read i ne nrti'rle ten Sen-!
.tot; Hardini; runiinned: .pledged to the
"We do not need to bring to every treaty.
exti
performance o
; . A Kit-st Xatiotial Attraction
1 LAST DAY "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES"
1 LIBERTY '
STARTING SUNDAY
A Show to Make ihe Fans Feci C'ay ami Have a Laugh
With Charlie Rav
wilt Hie pledged to .1 as it is now i "--" "on. ami ine precipe case
: voiuenipiaieu ty article ten was
; presented to Great Hritain. Hut
, Hn gland did not furnish' did to
1 Poland because a large -body of
Sjgpt iter people oppofed it.
would look with
coming of military age. The men
who k TV 'd in vurld war are
for the most pari fed up tn iitit-
itary service and ate busy .getting
re-established in civil lite. They
can be i.rawn upon .tor officer
and noi-coirtml.ioned officer
mat rial but it is ih younger
men and lh;ne who have not had
military service that ought to
I'll up the ranks of the national
jjttard so that if there is ever a
war they, will know somet hint:
about that pro and not have to
so in tin prepared. j j
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Gaoi4(tohSrs7 3 )
Great Play I
q 0 J
I, for one,
no satisfaction
upon similar action by my coun
trymen if we were a party to the
tbaue. ir we promise, we must
keep faith. '
; "The case of Poland may be
! repeated- many times. Tnder this
j provision we shall no longer be
; !ree to choose those who may be
worthy of our knightly, services,
j We hall be pleified to the pres
jrrvation of the territory of the
; despot as well as the territory of
s the weak end sore-beset. Our
young men may be called upon
tr die in unwilling justtfnsfation of
the rape of Shantung by assisting
Japan to repell , a Chinese inva
sion. Kuroix Embroiled fn War.
"War is raging in Europe now.
I do not think anyone would favor
our participation in that warfare.
Surely it is equally important not
to bind the American people to
a compact which may oblige them
to participate in future wars in
which the American conscience
may or may not approve."
Agricultural reforms received
principal attention of the nomi
nee in four, addresses in Iowa
while en route to Missouri.
Crowds at Pacific Junction,
Harriett. Percival and Hamburg
were told that the nation could
not hope to prosper unless the
farmers were given a square deal.
At Hamburg many children were
in the crowd and Senator Harding
declared he wanted to see that
these boys and girls are never
mortgaged to the service of some
ambitious power in Europe. He
also made an appeal for agricul
tural, industrial and commercial
co-operation, to the end that the
motto might be one for all and
all for one."
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GUARD TO REORGANIZE
(Continued from page 1)
A Story Oj
Rube ancj
Wise Guip
ble in the plan and wherever pos
sible. "What Is needed to fill out "the
present national -guard units and
to form new ones is enlistment by
the generation that is just be-
Srrofula Most I'rogrelre Now
Sudden changes of weather are
especially trying, and probably to
none more so than to the scroful
ous and consumptive. j
The progress of scrofula durlnr
a normal autumn is commonly
great. - .
It is probable that few peopla
ever j think of .scrofula its
bunches, eruptions, and wasting
of thfl) body without thinking o
the benefit many sufferers from it
have derived from Hood's Sarsap
arilla. whose success In the treat
ment of this one disease alone
would be enough to make It what
it is. one of th. most famous
medicines in the world.
There is probably not a city or
town where Hood s Sarsaparilla
has not proved its merit in more
homes than one. in arresting and
completely eradicating scrofula,
which. Is almost as s?rijus and as
much to be feared as its near rel
ativeconsumption. Hood's Pills, the cathartic to
take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. in
cases where oa? is necessary, are
gentle in action and thorough in
effect.
Total Registration of
Automobiles is 101,000
The total registration of auto
mobiles In Oregon yesterday was
about 101.000. according to Sec
retary of State Sam A. Kozer.
and the number of registered au
tomobile drivers who have pro
cured licenses has raacfeed ?1 30,
000., The motor vehicle registration
department' received in fees for
motor vehicle and motorcycle,
dealers and chauffeurs' registra
tions and on transfers, duplicates
and additional license plates for
dealers a total of I2S.932.50.
A total of 2183 Motor vehicles
were registered during the month
The total in registration f?es for
the year has now reached $2,023.-214..-.0.
I
Japan will send about 200 tons
of peanuts to the United States. In
which case it will be simply im
possible for the circus crowds to
get mad at Japan.
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SALEM 'gill
ALBANY
RETAILERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
The Quality Coffee of - America !'
There is no better coffee
1 than MJ.B. Coffee regard
less of priceWHY?
IB
Two most Popular Brands of
: COFFEE
5-lb. tin per lb. 45c
3 -lb. tin per lb. 46,C
Single Pound Tin 49C
We Recommend That You Buy the 5-lb. Size
You Save More Money " -
Romemhtt W Stand
JUhinA It.
Every one knows the real merit of M. J.
B. COFFER We have had specials on
j i
this Coffee, but this is the first sale
wherein you could buy the Highest Gride
Coffee at the price cheap coffee is beinj
sold.
5 pounds, per pound 33c
3 pounds, per pound 34c
1 pound, per pound C ....35c
5 pounds, per pound 33c
3 pounds, per pound ... 34c
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1 pound, per pound f.35c
AMERICAN CLUB COFFEE is a popular price Collee, every c an guaranteed by us to be the best Col-
tee sola at any where near lht
BALLOT BILLS
ARE TREATED
Former Governor West and
Other Speakers Will be
Heard Here Today
lU-JUrttlA Ikut Will If llUIfiL.. f-
.-'p 'jUrs at lh me tiujc
CMtflne th-mf Iy: mtin lv.1 I ;
stat lsu-s ami it !s underitou! ;
will r-fr In no way to national
Uriies. And now that wouo-h art
taking in b an arttve part iif p!- .
M iiulia Ul W Uild in tL
ii t n
J. W. Cham
l Mr t oiiitu xrU
I rliib will prlde. 4 Stai srr
,raM,ii .old for Hi. '
former tlovernt.r Oswald West
is announced as one of the prln
iipal speakers for th-- mass meet
ing to be held in the ai mory this
afternoon at 2:20 o'clock. Aso
ciatd with Mr. Wes in a discus
sion of several measures to I
voted on' in Novenilier are several
prominent speakers, v
These include Jndge George
Stapletoir of th,e Multnomah coun
ty circuit court and Judge, John
S. Coke or Marshfi-ld. of the Coos
county circuit, court. C 1".
Spence. master of the slate
grange and Otto Hartwig. presi
dent of th? state federation of la
bor are also on the program for
abort talks.
The meeting will bf held for a
non-partisan discussion of several
measures cf especial interet to
the voters of Or3gon. Of special
interest is the proposed measure
known as the 5 per cent bill. An
other measure to. be voted on
November 2 is th? proposed tlivid
ed session of the Oregon legisla
ture. California has tried the di
vided session' while some states
have tried It and reivrted to the
one session.
To farmers in this locality the
proposed marketing bill is of
great interest as well as other
e"f tended to all women voters The:
il-a ill res to h difli.Hei are t-.
:;.mlil as th mot important to
be oted on tl.li fall and With such
sneakers as ;vernor West, pudge
Sfaplettti n nd Judge Coke.f ih.'n ;
4s the assuraui-e that all ph- of
these important measures will be
explained in detail. J
The party will come rroni Port-,
land at no.n. The metingat th
artuorv will begin promptly at!
2:. 10 o'clock and will continue for'
about an hour and a half. After
the program her-, the entire par
ty will leave for Wood burn wnef
HIPPORDOMf
VAUDEVILLE L
WIlbhib fUlfied .d 'PhWfkJ. " t
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TODAY
Bligh
Theatre
F U R N. 1 T U R R
AUCTI0K
Tomorrow, fMoW , at 1 :'U) p. M. Sharp
m At the residence of Fred lien singer
1850 So. Church Street.
One Brussels rujr, 10x12; 1 ingrain rug, 0x12 9
dressers; 1 chiffonier: 1 extension table ; 8 oak d -4
3 oak rockers: 5 odd chairs' l naV. l.i.rarv .nr. n
davenport; 1 Keanieh & Boch piano; l'new k'
cabinet; 1 Minnesota sewing machine; 1 three-i;;
Perfection oil stove and oven; 1 new Royal ""-',
range; 2 in.n le,lH and sprinirs; 1 t-ong-olinm rnr
GS quarts sweetened fruit; 1 iron folding lied;nfc
tools and many other articles. -
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Time 1:30 P. M. Place 18-50 South Church ttrttt
Directions Take South Commercial car; ret c'f r
Rural avenue; go three blocks east.
MR. FRED BEXSINCER, Owx
F. N. WOODRY, The Auctioneer.
List your sales icilh Woodnj for results.
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We make no misleading statements as to what prices were. A comparison of Merchandise will prove
that we have now, as we have had all along the best values to be obtained for your money.- Dcrir:
these days when market conditions are so uncertain we make no predictions, but you can rest aixcrrJ
that our representatives at the big market centers are on the alert for anything which will benefit
our customers,, and that we will give you advantage of lower market conditions as soon as potubUj
WJe call yourattentton to juoi a
fevs itemic:
Wool Dress Goods
Ctranito 'Cloth. '.6 inch. vard. . V rok
W m)I Hatiite, ::G inch, yard.'. ,79c
Tiicotine, :6 inch, yard. $1.69
Danish Poplar Cloth, half wool, yard . .. .. .83c
Storm Serpe, :J6 inch vard. 89c
Sliephard Check, :!6 inch. yard... t .89c
Stortn Setpe, .VI inch, yard $1.98
Frnich Serpe, 4H inch, yard !!!.$2 69
.Suititifr, rH inch, yard.. .$193
Wool Ottoman, 0 inch, yard ! $2.98
Novelty Plaids and Checks, 42 inch, vard ..L98c
Wool Plaids, 4S inch, yard . U25
ALL WOOL COATIXS,.-i8 inch, in such goodVrtiee
all materials as velours, novelty tweeds, homespuns
polo doth, and Oxford coating ;
.... ... . . . ....... $4.50, $4.98, $5.90" and $6.50 "yard
Tnc-otine, M inch, yard $4.93
Men's Department
Plue Denim or Stieffel Stripe OVER ALUS. I . . ..1S)S
Canvas ( Jloves, pair. ; 20c
Leatlter Fared Canvas Gloves, pair..; 133c
Roekfonl Cncle Sam Socks pair..... 20c
MeiiH Sweater 49 Y0" $6.90
Jleii and liny Caps 98c 5293
Men s )res Pants.; $2.98 to $8.50
,Sml ....$350 to $16.50
Xerkiies ; qqc t
Men s Overcoats.. .. ... . . .'.V.4.50 to $4750
Imvs Oveieoats 120 to $18.50
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Domestics
Oil Cloth, yard.. 1 43c
Pen ale, yard. 23c' d35
f.mghams yard. . 2lc, 25e ud 35
IIiIe .Mulii), yartl J3e
IxiiMlale Muslin, vard 25
Berkeley 60 Cambric, yard 43
Nainsook, yard 23ff
Towelinjr, yard. .".."! 21c," 23c 25c "aad'Se
UtMeached Mrtslin, ynl 21c, 25c aad Zs
White Outinff Flannel, yard 7... .2Tc
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Blankets
w'T','.',-' ;""1 ik.io,"riso
V aUt, ; ...tssato 117J
Shoes
Wo,,,..,,'. ,, Melal Calr knKli,h WalkinR Shoe. $153
I.Ii. k Kid, utth black riot I, -top, urlt, Militarv h.
Hi, 1-Hiite.l toe . "
M.-hoatiy Kid, Military J.eel . .
Lxtn, Fine Women Dr,- Sin in iViaek" Kid with
AJ Hilary or h reru h he,-!-, imat',,,, $3.fJ
..ut -,hh uuh for Men, V.men
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The
se are not specials for just a few days.jbut are our regular prices for you any time vou want then.
Equally good values throughout the whole store.
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