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Newspaper Page TextPREMIER 'IS 'SUfcE OF SUCCESS AT SESSION ' - (Continued from Tags 1? " forth Will deal with Huaila quea tions beaM th Germans 'irare already. aettled their affairs wltl Russia outside the conference. . - "I don't want to anticipate the character of the 'Soviet answer to, proposals for a general accord with Russia," continued the pre- Fine for Lumbago Musterole drive pain away and bringi in its place delicious, soothing comfort. Just rub It ia gently. : It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil fTfM05tara. -X5fet-Musterol today at your drug store. 35c and 65c in jars end rabcn hospital tis $3.00. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER mler, -bat l'wonld be surprised It It were not of such ' character as to permit ns to go on-with our work of reconstructing the con vulsed -and ' devastated 'continent. The sub-committee on political af fairs "Will meet tomorrow to con sider the soviet reply, which Is due tonight or tomorrow." The meeting of the premier and newspaper men was then thrown open to questions, with the under standing 'that all should be sub mitted in writing. This announce ment curbed the enthusiasm of some who seemed prepared to sub mit the British leader to a gril ling cross examination. The first question was: ' ' " , ' U -"Why does Dr. Rathenau say you knew all about the Russo-Ger-man treaty in advance?" Canard Is AssaCk-d . "I don't know whether Rathe nau said that or not," came back the premier with almazing quick ness. -"Certainly- he didn't say It to me. If he did It would have been absolutely untrue; I knew nothing ahout the treaty until I it ? I Free Delivery Due Jto rnany inquiries and requests from friends and customers we have decided to make free 'de livery on all purchases ovei $2.00 inside the city of Salem7 Phone your orders and take advantage of this convenience. V. We Invite New , Customers 5V Investigate Our Low Prices ' '.. You will find that you can save on every pur- ' ' chase by buying from this store. Groceries, dry ..., :goods, men's furnishing goods, shoes, hosiery, v notions, etc. Let us hear from YOU. N.SELIG 1 ..;.- 254 North Commercial Street Phone 560 met my colleagues on the way to the afternoon meeting. '- ':-" Mr. Lloyd - George emphasized that everybody was on an equal footing at i. Genoa, and that the Germans had a place on aU the commissions which were to dis cuss the accord affecting Russia and all nations. To make a sepa rate pact behind the back of their colleagues, was an act of disloyal ty to Independent Germans. "We are justified in taking en ergetic measures' declared th premier. "The thing will have a good effect on the conference. The next question was: "Docs the prime minister think that the Russo-German treaty represented a deliberate attempt to wreck the conference?" To this Mr. Lloyd George re plied: Sot an Attack "Whatever .we may think about the accord, ' if don't think it was negotiated with the idea of wrecking the conference." The German incident, he added, had not consumed useful time of the conference, which had to wait anyway for an answer from the soviet delegates, and he was con fident they would get the answer in proper time for a discussion of the project of a pact or a guaran tee that the nations of Europe solemnly bind themselves not to engage in aggressive acts against their neighbors. ? ? - MAY Brimsvick Records -4)N SALfe tODAY- OrEBATlO fGioeoada !eto' mar (Heaven and Ocean) Act II (Ponchielli) 150191 Tenor, In luiian . ; Tino Pattiera 1.50 j Trustors I)i qaella pita (Tremble, Ye Tyranti) Act III, Scene 8 t t ' (Verdi) Tetter ; in Italian . ; ...,...Tino Pattiera f Ckasaoa Indoue (Soaf o( India) from "Sadko" (Rimgky-Korkow) 15020) is English . :..i...t'lorence Xaston 1.50 I Sons ef the Shepherd Lehl (rem "Shegovrotehka" (tUmakjr X6ra t kow) Boprano, in EngJiah ................-..Fkrfiice aston 13031 15023 1.50 XJrSTBTTMEHtAL (Op. 15, Ho. VectBraa la 7 EBirp Major aeio Hancaxlaa Pane Ke. 1 (Bcahma) . ' ' , Pianoforte aolo ..........l S) (Chopin) Pianoforte . -. Elly Ney Donde dea Latins (Dance ( the Ooblina) (Bairini) Violin Solo Rnngarlaav Pknee Ko. 1 Bronialaw Haberman (Brahma-Joachim). Violin aolo Bronialaw Haberman ( &lo Xights (Vi&cenl-Tbonipsoa) ' Ilawaliaa Player 2351 1 v ' ... Frank' J'erera and Anthony Pranchini 7 5c My Hawaiian Kainbow (OraTelle Ilarinc) Hawaiian Playra - . r.-., . (--. .. . , frank Ferera and Afethony Franchlni ..Oondolier Trio ..Gondolier Trio' , 235(Eventttf BeUa (F.ilenberg) Violin-Flnte-Harp..;.-75e (8weot Longings (Mcnicl) Violin Flnte Harp..... 50011 I Varttda TYTKii TnVnrt t Rtitn. A1 Ttiritnnai . In 8.00 8panik . i ...... Oniscppe fJanise . (TUanteUe. (Kosaini) Baritone, In Italian ... Uuiaeppe Uanne 5123 f Mother, '.My Dear ( Noln-Trehame) Tnor ....Theo. s Karle l.i0 (In the Moonlight (Buek-Haile) Tenor . , ..Thco Karle POPUXAB Comedienne -with. Orcheatra .Margaret Young .(Clarke-Vk)linky) : Margaret Younj . Fildbre it V- . -w -. - -, e, , . Masonic Building Dunn lilusic Store Hlgb Street at State ng that this conference will end in complete -restoration of . har mony in Europe. It Is the first time we have" calleu all -Enrope together. I have a ! profoand faith and conviction that it will end -in the reconstruction of Eu rope." The British premier had a great ovation as he waled out of the palace between lines of guardsmen. His final words were: When yon have other questions. let me now." will be nothing melodramatic. But that she'll let no chance slir to make things just as uncomfort able as she can well, -you .don't know Rita Brown, that's all." A Tell-tale Blnsh. I mentally resolved that '1 would know R'ta Brown, that no sister could cieave closer to her than I would li ate reauy or- PEOPLE ASKED TO HELP LIFT BURDENS (Continued from page 1) ri,inl that w should mnko thp I ul -v.", trio south together. She should A "r tuu"lJ """T not mar gentle Leila Fairfax's earner-r-a reach that4cannot ex tend one inchvbeyond the limit of their earnings. Up To Manufacturer "We have tried to help bridge this gulf between the production cost of the manufactured articles and the consumer's ability to buy them by doing what we can to in- rrasi the Durchasine power o the latter and it Is now up to th manufacturer to do his part c bring his cost down to meet the size of the consumer's pocketbook With the present high cost of liv lng it would be most unjust to start his economy by forcing a re duction in the wages of his em ployes. IHlgfe Brown Bluea (Yellen-Ager) Maybe Tea Think You're Pooling Baby Comedienne with Orcheatra 32S4 I California (Triend ConV.d) Tenor " .?..?Wimam' Bceao 1ie Alataiay Maauny (Klmon-Von Tilaer) Tenor and BaHtone I m, ; .1 M ,f i ; . Billy Jonea and, Erneat nare 2252iTll Her at Twllleht (Crewman Donaldson) Baritone ....Elliott Shaw 75c (Time Aitez Time (Brtnnan Ball) Ttnor ....Charlea Hart and Male Trio , TOB SANCINO) ! After th Eala Fox Trot (Kahn-Biaemore-Shrigley) ' Iahaih Jimea' Orchentra Those langlnff for 'Yea Blaaa Fox Trot (Robinaon-Wectphal) 't '-i-... .' , , , Isham Jones Orcheatra , Vedlcy of Old Ftihioned 'WalUet, No. 1 ("After the Ball' '"The, Bowery" "Swet-t Roate O'Orady" "The 8idewa1ka of New . York" "Aiinia Rimmt" "li th Oond Old Summxr Time." 20OO1 . r ' Carl Fenton'a Orcheatra; 1,25 I Medley of Old Bonthern Melodlea, Ho. 1 Walta ("My Old Kentncky; Home" "Old Folks at Hotne""Uld Blck Joe" "Masaa a. in de Cold Ground" "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny") ' ' Carl Fenton'g Orcheatra (Lonesome Honrs Fox Trot (Roae-Frlend) Orchentral arrangement hr ' '22481 'Walter Haensehen ........ u Rudy Wimloft's Cahforniana H i 30 t via tujuooM viiri rox -irot enoni vircnestrai arraBEement "ft I Walter: Haenacben- b . Bndy Wiedoft'a Californiana ..' fCutle Fo Tre-Introdwing "l"e Found : Bud Among the Rosea f 23171 from "The Blue lutten" iiarDacn rrimii Henoie Kmerer'a Orch.' ?5c j Jimmy, X Bat Yob "o Trot (8mlth-WheeW-Trebla-Capie) V ' .- , f ' aennte turoeger a Orchestra j ' 2249 1 1,!. Jjo Fas Trot (Smith-Wheelcr-Klaphola-Lanze) Selvin'a Orchestra! -75eiAagel Child Fox Trot Prire-HrtTer-Daru ) ., SfWin's Orcheatra 1 1 5! 12 Jin Blnehird l.and -Fa Trot (Williams-Short) Isham Jones' Orchestra . ?5(By the BUvery Wae-lox Trot (Yellen-Johnsoa) Isham Jones' Orcii. 2250 I Thrills Fox Trot (West) ... Castle wood Marimba Band 75 (My Carolina Boss Fox-Trot (Hall) .... Caatlewood Marimba Band ' 226 I Poor Xittle Me Fox Trot (Benny Dalal Benny Krueser's Orchestra 75clon,t Leave Me, Mammy Fox Trot (Santly-Conrad) H , , (I. t Denny n.ruegt-r a ,Traesua. 21951 Virginia Bides Fox Trot (F.rdman-Me'mken) JIshm Jones'" Orchestra! " 75elTo're Only Baby r'ox Trot (Lyone-Keyea-Macini) i ' Isham Jones Orchestra i Let the manufacturer be satis- The next query awoke the prime fied with a most meager return minister from his weariness. His upon his investment for a while voice now was clear and resonant I then let the employes increas-3 and ' carried to every corner, where his auditors were striving not fo lose a -word "what kind of people don't like the Genoa conference?" "Quarrelsome people," die ex- their efficiency to theTiighest pos sible degree. Retailer Most Follow "Then If the retailer will Just follow the manufacturer, the great American public, now hun claimed, with an impressive ges- I gry for more and better things tnre, "who like to keep tip- ha-1 will eive emoloyraent to all to treds between nations and who j 8aPply its demands and old iim rejoice at seeing conflicts arise." prosperity will again, reign The next question read as If It throughout the land." emanated from the correspond- After Senator MeC umber's ad enns xor ine neutral countries, dtess there was a dispute between wnicn nave oeen compiammg Republicans and Democrats as to anout tne private negotiations proCedure with a result that read among me -Dig lour Are ng of the 440-page bill was ord small informal conferenvces jus- ered Thia consumed the remain iiiu ucuiuu ' imc v.vu- 1 nf ,y.a Aav nnrl It was nn ference?" 'Yes," replied the premier. "I consider such informal conferen ces essential to the congress. At the Washington' conference wbich was a remarable - snccesa. ' ' there were innumerable informal dis cussions between the delegates. At all conferences it is the same thing. Such talks - are desirable and conducive to snccess," 'Must Complete Leasrue ' The Germans withdrew the questions. Mr. Lloyd George af firmed that in his judgment the work begun at Genoa;wonlu "be taken lip and pushed 'forwar by the league 'of nations, asked if Germany and 'Russia should be members of the league, he re plied 'Instantly: "Yes. The league of nations can never do anything until all nations are members. - Wish Rns- nounced that when the senate convened tomorrow it woud pro ceed to the consideration of thf 2000 odd committee amendments Majority Unprepared Objecting to immediate, cons t! eration of committee amendments Senator Simmons of North Caro Una, declared the minority, ha? not had sufficient time to prepare themselves. He said the Demo crats had been working diligent ly and gave assurance that they will not obstruct but will do ev erything possible to facilitate the final determination. Adele Garrison's New Phase of sia and ' Germany 'absent, more !i2?!l!i!!!t REVELATIONS OF A WIF "Do you believe in an absolute ly favorable Issue of this confer ence?" was the next question, i "I Ho. n I was confident before 1 1 came "here and my confidence has 'grown despite all the differ ences which have arisen. I never sentatlve of Polk; and, Lincoln, counties; George ; D. Stewart, of Buell for county- commissioner; William Ellis of Dallas tor com missioner; William Riddell of Monmouth for commissioner, and T. J. Graves of McCoy for com missioner. All these candiuates are Republicans. For a while it looed as if the Democratic party, would not have a candidate for office, but last Saturday Ira Isioner and filed on tfle same day. happiness If I could help it. and grimly thought I could. 'Pleasant prospect, isn't it?' Dicky queried. "Almost as pleas ant as it Is for me to contemplate a week's close association with that gloomy gorilla, Grantland." I laughed outright I couldn't help it at Dicky s characteriza tion of the young army officer. Alliteration's artful aid." ' quoted mischievously, glancing: up . T T : .1 1 . ' .. . bl aim. ne gimuqi uatu rsiuci- antly. "It's hard to do justice to him, he said. "I suppose I am uis reasonable, and all the other things in the calendar, but I do not like thee. Dr. Fell, The reason why I cannot tell. But this I know and know full well, I do not ltke thee, Dr. Fell." He drawled the whole of the old quotation slowly, and I fJel his eyes upon me as he did so. struggled hard to keep myself from flushing for I know, and knew that Dicky knew "full well" why he did not like Maj. Grant land. But in spite of myself the color rose to my cheeks, and when my husband saw it his mood suddenly changed. ! "Does the very thought of the deah majah make her blush?" he! drawled disagreeably. "Well, 1 1 don't wonder' at It! But I think yoW nose Is going to be out o joint pretty soon, my dear. 'You have noticed perhaps that our dear friend Alfred has been mak-i ing a great deal of the major, in deedI am surprised that he did n't askr Hughie to be his best man instead of me bet he would if Leila had her way, but didn't quite manage it. And you can bet there's something behind it all. Little Hughie has a cool mil lion or two only his bankers know how much planted away, and you can bet Alfred and Leila, especially Leila, aren't overlook ing a bet like that for sister Eu ith, and you needn't think it." 1 "I think you are exceedingly vulgar," I said coldly, for he hac? cut me to the quick. "Also, ' am wondering if your last sen tence does hot hold the real rea son for your aversion to Majrj Grantland." (To be continued) ' t m S t In tins IKrUOAVESY i ASK VOim GROCER k "ZtsAzt Dates Are Announced for Dallas Chautauqua DALLAS. Ore., April 20. (Special to The Statesman) The Dallas Chautauqua associa tion, composed of guarantors from all parts of Polk county, has re ceived word from the Ellison- White Chautauqua system that the dates have been Set for hold ing the Dallas Chautauqua and that ft will he on June 2, 29, and 30 and July 1, 2. 3 and 4. The big tent will be erected this year on the court house lawn, making it possible for people living in all parts of town to attend both mornin., afternoon and evening sessions without having to walk a great distance. IBaaaD MuchJteilway Building By Logging Companies PORTLAND, Ore., April 20. In the Pacific northwest states and in British Columbia 131 log ging companies contemplate build ing a total of 397 miles of new man track and spurs this year ac cording to current news letter of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen. Reviewing condi tions, the news letter continues': "Log production the middle ot April, is estimated at 85 per cent of capacity. Because of snow storms and continued cold some high lumber camps have set May 1 as the date to begin active log ging operations. ON FEDERAL JURY DALLAS, Or., April 20. (Spe cial to the Statesman) But two Polk county men were drawn on the federal grand jury which con venes in Portland on Monday, April 24, they being Frank G. McLench of Spring Valley and W. D. Gilliam, a prominent farmer and stock raiser of R. F. D. No 2, Dallas. MINER KILLED NEW CORPORATIONS SEATTLE, April 20. Archie Grove, 19-year-old miner, was killed today in a mine of the Pa cific Coast Coal company at Black Diamond near here when he was caught in a rock slide on the eighth, level, 2200 feet below, the surface. The body was recovered bv miners worklne on the same level in less than half an hour aft- J er the accident. CHAPTER 5 "Rita Brown going to Leila wedding!" I exclaimed. 1 "You're opening and shutting ... -. I . . L. . 1 .11 J l ...... saw a conference witnout oiiri- uuifl ""'v " uu m cnlties. And the ' more I present of water," Dicky retorted, grin- the conference the greater are the difficulties. "I hsve no hesitation in say- New Shoes Old SfcOs;J HsM Shoes! r- all feel the same A if you shake into) HUB'S TOOT-EASE The Antiseptic, i Erttiag Pwder Im tKm Ul Easy at Us . : . , . . , " . - ..... Takes the "friction from tne shoe, the feet and gives new vigor. At night when your eet are tired, sore and swollen from kins or dancinsL sprinkle ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE in the foot-bath and enjoy the tliss el tcet with out 19 ache. Over 1.500.0U0 lbs. lis T.J tU FeetwerenbylXi"! ; kwirAnny and Navy &r45-fcJ I Muring the war. fm a Pine, sm- Aixctrs roeT-EASt ning. "But I can't blame you," he added. "It rather knocked me over when Alf told me. The old boy's quite cut up about It. You know the case he had on Rita be fore she queered the game herself and Leila slid in." Don't talk so horridly, Dicky," I protested. "Leila never lifted a finger to " weiii She lifted her eyes several times, for I saw her," rajj husband - retorted- "And e videnti iy that was enough for old Alt By the way, why do yon women always drag out that lifted fin ger business? How do you lift a finger, and when do " "Never m'nd that now," . 1 brushed his nonsense aside. "But tell me at once how Rita manag ed an invitation." - - . i' Dicky Explains. The- Pacific Cooperative Poul try Producers of Portland yester day filed with the state cornora Hon rlennrtmenf nrtlf i(a tlnn nf A former business associate Of an increase In capitalization from Jonn D- Rockefeller says that in $80,000 to $160,000. The fol-lthJrty years he never saw tne oI1 lowlne article, nf Wnrnnifntmn magnate lose .his temper nor waa tA- 1 anything else visible to the naked .. . .. i pve. t Kactn MmnnMa Mamirantiifnir company, Portland; incorporatO'-s, D. A. Wentworth, J. N. Pearcy, C. H. Zimmerman; capitalization, $75,000. , Southern Oregon Development company. North Bend: incorpora tors, ,C. E. Conley, M, A. Olson, Charlea Anderson; capitalization; capitalization, $100,000. Alpha Beta Chi, Eugene; in corporators, Albln Martinson. Meril A. Boyer, Albert Niemi; as sets, $500. Tillaraook , County's ' ; Newest Hotel CloverdIe, Owpn Everything new but the man-; agement. Spend i your 'week: enas ai loveruaie noiei on me Big Nestucca Hver. . Best meals and cleanest beds rest of the Mississippi. Cloverdale is the- beauty spot! Bf Tillamook county. There is' always good.- fishing in the; beautiful Nestucca. The mountain air gives you! an appetite like a horse and yon can sleep like a log. 5It is five miles from' Pacific City beach; fifteen minutes byj auto. - ; T" i, r : "Motor launch for week end; parties can be arranged for by hotel proprietor. Phone or write. Cloverdale Hotel, Cloverdale,? Xiiiamook County, Oregon. "Asked for it," Dicky's tone expressed the " deepest disgust 'Came right out and Bald she knew after all the yearsthe girV had lived together they would never deny her the privilege of seeing Leila married. I imag ine that the girls are Indebted tc her for many kindnesses of the sort that can't he repaid in, mon ey, and some that have been Rita Is a' generous cuss in her vul gar, flamboyant fashion, and she has always been the success- fur one of the three. How , they ever came to share a studio ) don't "know, except that J guesf the Fairfaxes came to New York j expecting to find the glamour oft Bohemianlsm, and ' Rita typified it for them. "But anyway they evidently don't feel that they can deny her. Virginia gentle blood southern hospitality- noblesse oblige and all that stuff you know.- So little Rita travels to the ancestral home with as all. and the devil, who is ner sponsor alone knows what mischief she'll kick up when she gets there." "Oh, surely, she wouldn't do anything that really mattered!' I exclaimed horrified. "Depends upon what you mean by that." my husband returned. "I don't mean that she'll forbid the banns; or Interrupt the mar nage service, or slin" noison in Leila s morning coffee, or sue Al Several Candidates File For Polf County Offices DALLAS, Or., April 20. (Spe cial to The Statesman.) Thg following Polk county citizens have filed dnring the past several weeks for offices either in this county or for state offices: I. L. Patterson of Eola for gov ernor; D. E. Fletcher of Indepen dence for representative; P. O. Powell of Monmouth for repre sentative; Glen O. Holman of Dal las for representative; B. F. Jones of Newport for joint repre- Johnny Knows! Every - time Dad sends Johnny to the corner for a paper Johnny comes back with an Oregon Statesman And why? Johnny's wise He knows where to fyid The Junior Statesman Turn to Page 4 1 f' The Oregon Statesman New Universities Dictionary COUPON How To Get This Dictionary For the Mere Nominal Cost ot Manufacture and Distri bution , " 3 8 98c secures this NEW, authentic Dictionary bound In black seal grain, Illustrated with full pages In color and duo tone. Present or mall to this paper three Coupons with ninety-eight cents to cover cost of handling packing, clerk hire, etc Add for Postage: . Mall Up to 150 miles 7c Orders Up to 300 miles 10c Will Be For greater dls Fllled tances, ask Post master rate for 3 -pounds, , 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE All. 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