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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1920)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON NATIONS OF OLD WORLD GIVE HONOR (Continued from, page, 1) , . Van Valzah. S. A.; Second Lieutenant Vernon Faxon, i French Croix De Guerre Pri vate George T. Welk, Yamhill; Captain George A. Stowcll. U.S. A.; Corporal Kirby G. Ross; Col onel Charles E. Kilbourne. D, S. A.; Sergeant Martin Grass; Brig adier General Harold B. Flske. U.S.A.; Lieutenant Mortimer P. Cook; Major Sereno E. Brett, U. S. A. ; Second Lieutenant Newell C. Barber, Med ford (deceased);. Captain Edward C. Allworth. U. S. A.; Sergeafat Robert Fisher; Sergeant WilHam J. Wood; Lieu tenant Lambert A. Wood (de ceased); Lien tenant Ralph M. Wilcox: Prirate Howard M. We are prepared to ren tier genuinely i good service on the STARTING, LIGHT ING and IGNITION SYS TEM on j your car any thing from replacing a worn br rough brush to a thor ough overhauling. Our splendid facilities, stock of parts and really wide experience mean a grade of service that thor oughly satisfies. R. D.BARTON 171 S. Commercial St. Phone 1107 SALEM, OREGON Make 1 t a This Xmas CYCLE 9 - Tl IiriKllIll 1 1 Lights Tires Skates -. Accessories Your boy or girl wants a bicycle, why not give them ohe tKU lChristmast They'll go wild with joy when they find it on Christmas morning. Give that joy, and that joy will last while they have the bike. Dayton Heavy Service Columbia These wheels are giving wonderful service to the thou sands of boys and girls who are riding them, . We have them in several dandy models. See, them now L Lloyd E.lamsden 387 Court Street Wight. Conrallls; Private Rupert A. Wanless. Xowlwrg; Corporal Cra W. Watlin? (dareasod ) ; Private Wallace W. Smith. Cor vallis; Sergeant I-awreuco Sehnell; Corporal Walter Shat ter (deceased); Major AxefHaa-, mussen. Sherwood (deceased); Sergeant Albert Presley. Grant Pass; First Sergeant James E. Poole; Private John K. . Honey. Uresuani; Private Chester Haven. Palis City; Sergeant Raymond J. Hague; Captain James P. Crow den; Private Ernest O. Grey; Lieutenant John P. Gregg; Lieu tenant Lyman McE Chase. Silver ton; Lieutenant Colonel William E. Burr; Corporal .William M. Bowers. Amity (deceased); Sec ond Lieutenant Lewis C. Beebe. U. S. A.: Sergeant Clarence H. Yost: Second LieuAmant Edgar L. Wheeler, Marshfield; Sergeant Fred C. Wheaton; Lieutenant Timon J. Torkelson. Astoria; Cap tain Karl J. Swenson, Beaverton; Major John E. Strohm; Lleuten- Potatoes We are paying the high est price for small lots or car lots at any shipping point. "We can store your pota toes if you don't want to sell. MANGIS BROS. ? "Warehouse: High and Trade Streets Phone 1291 Office 542 State Street: Phone 717 SODA NITROGEN FERTILIZER An All-American product manufactured by our electrical process, containing fully as much nitrogen as the imported Chilean nitrate of soda, and a valuable lime content in addi tion. Packed ready for use .In finely ground, dry condition. In 140-pound burlap bags provided with water-proof paper liners, a handy package T-vi Offered on competlti ' tlve basis with imported Chilean nitrate of soda. For rorfhsr puttesUra attna American Nitrogen . Products Co, SEATTLE, U. 8- A. ' '" WOKKS: U Ortnd, Vuk, Ik Bntm, B.C. ant Albert G. flkelton. Corralli; Lieutenant Harvey J. Sllverstone; Captain Otto Ccbulu;. Corporal Delbert Keevea, Hilvertou u ceawdi: Serjtfant John F. Pat-' rick; Private Iktnald fl. Moore; Major Frank C. MrColiock.- link er; Captain Floyd l. Lewi. Sa lem; Sergeant David Levy; Ser geant Ayres II. LarraW; I'xivate Earl H. Landsborouich; .Captain John E. Kuykendall. Eugene (de ceased); Private Herbert Jostih Hudson. Beaverton ; Sergeant El mer E. Hewitt. McMinnvillt; Lieutenant George A. Core, St. Helens; Chaplain William S. Uil- ! bert. Astoria; Lieutenant Osrar c. Gibbs. Lakejriew; Lieutenant James S. Gay Jr.; Sergeant Cal vin T. Funk, Cottage Grove; Pri vate Vernon L. Downer; Ser geant Floyd IL Young (deceased) Private Fred S. Williams. Eu gene: Corporal Roy C. Stone: Private Charles E. Stoddard. Falls City; Sergeant Fred II. Starr. Klamath Falls; Sergeant Milton E. Staight. Baker; Sergeant Georgo A. Rossington; Sergeant Francis W. Rollins. Hillsboro; Private Lester C. Reese, McMinn vllle (deceased); Private Harry R. Rayburn; Corporal Herbert C. Price; Sergeant Thomas E. Pitts: Corporal Alvin W. Parrlsh. Sa lem; Private Carlyle I. Odger; Corporal Seldon O. Murray: Cor poral Edgar C. Morford. For,est (rove; Corporal George F. Meats. Eugene (deceased); Private Ray D. May; Private Norman J. Mac Kenzie. Jordan Valley; Private Walter MeCrum; Corporal Frank C. McClanin; Corporal Philip T. Lee; Private Walter L. Kight. Prairie City; Sergeant James II. Heffron; Sergeant Edward Har dy; Private Junius E. Hallybnr ton, Ortley; Corporal Angnt M. Grant; Sergeant John L. Togle. Dallas; Corporal Charles M. Dal by; Lieutenant Louis II. Comp ton, Salem; Private Waldo E. Canfield. Oregon City (deceased) Private William A. Hoti, Pendle ton; Sergeant Warren I Cooper; Lieutenant Oscar I. Chenoweth, Dallas: Sergeant Miles T. Bar rett; Private Harry II. Am ell. La Grande. French Medaille D'Honneurdes Epidemles , Major John ' ' G. Strohm, Nurse. Karen Laurtdsen. Astoria; Sergeant Karl R. Madi son, Sergeant John II. Carroll, Sergeant- First- Class Andy II. Jenson. Private First Class Boras II. Geller, Private First Class Jess F. Lawrence. Private First Class George Penson. Hillsdale; Private First Class John K. Frohniader, Salem; Private Howard Hill. Pri vate William H. Pippy. Private Cornelius R. Stein, Oak Grove. British Distinguished Service Order Colonel Edward N. John ston, TJ. S. A. British Companion of Order of 8t. Miehael and St; George Brig adier General Amos A. Fries, U. S. A. British Military Cross Cap Uin Otto A. Odjard. Captain John T. Henry, Lieutenant Albert A. Grossman. Lieutenant Thomas E. Griffith. Dufnr; Second Lieuten ant James E. French. Dallas; Lieutenant Eldon C. Blanchard. Oak Grove. 7 British Meritorious Service Me dalMaster Signal Electrician Shirley M. Treen.-Master Signal lines. I don't know whether their opposition was inspired by selfish competition or ulietht-r it was due to a far-reuf hiug d-sln of the ruling class in th" central empires. Sometimes aspirins nionarrhs think of the things i t: f Ohio and and I o-Jieve. Vw ruler ol i. -r- Maim t join in many was looking forward to world domination. "What I want for Ain-ria h that the ten mil I ion tons of fiilo ping we luild"d during' the war fhall be turned over to private manageicent under government eneourarement. And I want above all that we hail prewrve . 4. Thr-e p--ron wer li'it one' thin more. We mat pr J an.; ..n t..ui! hurl latt-itiU a!ir. .re the I.tajeKljr fi. KOVi'l lllflelll t tlidltl W bM Ihe rj.lU.ln.; ami of law and th.-s r-t th ' re! I nus.-J of the .Ii j,r r.nimili.:. And I want t il s raM..K.d trurk n :i oiuul.iu i jterta of Viigtnia tojnn t.- citi-ia rrni-.- n, r llwiu n I. IT. FWtt na rtiinu. Mr. PUir. L f-ln i;; e. rt-i It. t.- ritien4'f r, i lis of t all Iiiiii j, in o. nrird f .tnn ran nuimi aixl ou.-f rat l.vi t.i tl sri. of our uinin r.Mitttrj." Three Persons Killed Whe n Limited Hits Automobile , SAN llEUNARl'0. Cal.. . 1r if ) foFQftmw For months we have been preparing for the Christmas Season by laying in a stock of rec ords suitable to this season of festivity. Until yon visit our store yon cannot possibly realize the enormous .variety of musical enjoyment made possible through our carefully selected stock. "'l.V'T'-V ' ; " ' '(' " ":;!";""'' Music for Dancing Music for the Home Christmas Music Opera Music Music for the' VioKn, the Band, the Orchestra, and for every kind :of human voice or combination of voices. We have music of all kinds some thing for yourselfsomething for your friends or relatives. HULL'S TOP SHOP Have j'our auto top dressed with our Rainproof IJ-juid Kubber Dressing will save you $$$$$$$ later. Aut tops built, reiwiiretl and tlressotl. ("urtains made and repaired. Upholstering. Read the Qassined r'' ,thm Jmm " "rJJBI'JI Mr;"1" 1J L Hi M. Bisssssssss, t ! I fi II Electrician Walter D. Davis Belgian Order De La Conronne Brigadier General Harold B. Flske. U. S. A. ' Belgian Croix de (ruerre Lieu tenant Colonel Gordon Voorhles, Lieutenant Lloyd S. Spooner. Captain Frank S. Sever. Wagon er Albert R. Reilly. Junction City, Sergeant Van Alfred Xorder. Hood River; Major Lester W. Humphries, Captain Merle' G. Howard, Junction City; Sergeant Paul B. Hansen, Lieutenant Ben jamin F. Dorris, Eugene; Private Carl M. Cook. Major Daniel .J. Coman, Sergeant Bert Cohen, Ser geant jecu V. Beach. Bend Italian Order of the Crown Brigadier General Harold B. Fiske. U. S. A. Italian Croce Dl Guerra Cap tain ixnnie it. Nixon. Eugene; Private Helmuth Dewltz. Salem; Captain Ward M. Ackley. Italian War Service Rihhon i nvaie Stanley E. Shell. Wallo wa. aiontenegran Medaille Vnnr la Bravoure Militalre Private First ciasa Ueorge II. White. Bend. Atontenegran Orde dn Prince uaniio the First Captain Ed ward C. Allworth.. MARITIME COMMERCE IS ESSENTIAL (Continued from page 1). "Neither would I want to be president if I did not feel that I have your help, he continued. "I want a united nation and I want somehow to appeal for that un derstanding, that will have tne people of the old confederacy un derstand that that's only a memory- M "I cannot talk to you toda about public policies and propo sals because there is yet a proper and respected administration In Power, and I would be the last man in America to give offense to the president or his friends by assuming reaponaibilitUs before my time. So I can only say that I want to know you and want you to know me, because we are going to work together; and God help ing us we're going to prerve representative popular govern ment. - "I do not speak criticism of any party or any personality. I be lieved very much .In an essentia! autocracy for the winning of the war, but now that it's over. I want the. restoration of normal government." "A lot of old hide-bound Dem ocrats and a lot of mlserabl- old mugwump Repabllcans have been utterly blind to the idea, of the American nation giving a thought i, ?v ae(luate merchant marine. If the LaFollette seamen's r.ct represents the conscience of (he American people and I believe It does, thim the American govern ment ought to step in and share the burden.lt Imposes. ' . wtant cH intention that inS.V?381818' gainst subsidies for American ships were the. agents or the Ha mlmrg. Amer ican and North. Cerman Lloyd WANTED AT ONCE 5 girls handy with Typewriter and Multigrahpin g Machine Get Your CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS At the BIG SHOE SALE Thousands of Pairs for Men, Women, Boys and Children, Both in FELT AND LEATHER Ranging in Price from 95c to $4.35 Report at once to , Sales Manager Get them While the Stock Is Complete THE PRICE 3K0E ca Fm tops tti&tOJ 1 V. ZZ6 Zi&SL toialM&asex t 1 11 " 1 1 ' " f '" --,1 , , , . (SEME . . J TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY it BILLIE BURKE in The Frisky : Mrs. Johnson" Clvde Fitcir uotaMe plav of raoJern society made into a drama that glitters with eU'vernesii and throbs with emotion. They All Turned Turtle' J9 is an en joy a hie 'Screenie (a 'Spirits" Keeps .You. Laughing - - . - 'A ifj; --x - ; f : .-a 1 . - - . t . M ' ' . ' ' - . - t r . : - ; :' '4 - ' , X. - , . -.-1 hV - . : - I f y'i 1 ' ; ; - " 'Kf V w-, : . "' f' ' v 5 v 'i' -1 k'i'I- riifc i j ' " i " r "- .r. Lt -. ... Coming Soon "Fatty" Arbuckle in Irwin Cobb's "The Life ol the Party it J