THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON
FRIDAY- MORNING; OCTOBER 20 1922
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GflPTl AGAIN
UNDER ARREST
Rosenbluth's Bail Fixed at
4 $40,000; Will Be Re
moved to Tacoma
NEW YORK, Oct.! 10. Federal
Judge. Learned Hand late today
fixed tall of 140,000 tor Captain
Robert Rosenbluth who was ar
rested here on a warrant for his
removal to Tacoma, Wash., to
face an Indictment charging him
tfitbvcompliclt with Roland Wt
Potaler f Providence, R. L.1 in
the slaying on October' 25, 1918,
of Major Alexander P. Cronkhite
at , Camp, Lewis, Wash.
.."Taige Hand said that the pres
ent indictment warranted heavier
bail than $25,000 fixed when
Rotenbluth was first arrested in
1921.
Week's Stay Granted
Rosenbluth surrendered to the
authorities today and was ar
raigned before United States Com
missioner Hitchcock. The com
missioner granted a stay of one
tfeek In the proceedings-for his
removal to Tacoma for trial on
the indictment returned in tho
federal court there on October 13.
He declared, however, that he
had no authority to fix bail in a
murder case and sent the matter
before Judge Hand."
Jonah J. Goldstein,- Rosen
bluth's counsel, taid he would
fight removal proceedings and
would ask for a writ of habeas
corpus If his fight were unavail
ing. -The complaint on which
Rosenbluth was arrested, charged
him with having wilfully and -maliciously
assaulted Major Cronk-
UNITED ARMY STORES
We Hare Just Bought for the Salem Store
: 100 ARMY 0. P. OVERCOATS
J to sell at the exceptionally low price of $6.75. Reclaimed
i but most of them nearly new. They are going fast and
I probably your last chance to get a good reclaimed army
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I overcoat.
New leather' coats $6.75 to
i 911.au.
Leather Coats, with sheep-
' skin linings ...... fOJSO
Men's best "Ball Band" Hip
. Rubber Boots, 9 to 13's
n $3.85. ' v-
3 lb. all wool O D Blankets
4 lb. all wool O D Blankets,
': Trench Shoes, 9 to 12 $3.85
.Men's reclaimed Slicker
. : - Rain Coats .... ."" fl.OO
5 Men's new Rain Hats. .6O0
j Men's Stag Shirts, $3.50 to
! $9.00. . Xrr- s-
j New Folding; Army Coats
i $3.93. ; -v '
New government Army
Axes $1.00
Men's new O D Wool
. Breeches $4.50
Men's reclaimed O D Wool
, Breeches $3.50
Men's new army O D Wool
Shirts $3.25
Men's tan army or officers
" 5 Dress Shoes ..... $5.50
Men's new rain coats $0.50
Men's best double seat and
i double, knee corduroy
Breeches $0.00
Men's heavy wool pants
$3.23 and $3.85.
Men's reclaimed khaki
breeches $1.00
Another lot of men's new
Khakf Breeches at $3.50
Pack sacks (all sizes) $1.75
to $4.00.
r Some Bargains iu Tents
UNITED ARMY STORES
220 South Commercial Street Salem, Ore.
hite and with having commanded
Pothier to. kill him.
Fint Evidence 3Ieagre
The original case against th
two men was dropped when At
torney General Daugherty after
Investigation of the evidence, de
clared it was insufficient to war
rant prosecutions.
In prepared statements issued
today by Rosenbluth and his
counsel, it was declared that "this
unwarranted indictment is an ef
fort to remove the ca?e as part of
the impeachment proceedings in
stituted against Attorney General
Daugherty and to block a con
gressional inquiry as' requested by
the Veterans of Foreign Wars."
Rosenbluth Asks Inquiry
Rosenbluth explained that At
torney Dangherty. after ordering
him released after his first arrest
had declaed that he had no jur
isdiction and had ordered the case
transferred to legal authorities
of the state of Washington who.
Rosenbluth . said "threw out the
case."
..Rosenbluth then - tried, hi?
statement continued, to get the
attorney general to investigate
the charges and appealed to con
gress for an Inquiry and , to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars for aid.
Other Charges Mado
While these steps were in
progress. Rosenbluth said. Attor
ney General Daugherty took hold
of , the original charge and or
dered that an indictment be pro
cured. Rosenbluth also charged
that there had been irregularities
in the calling of witnesses in the
Tacoma proceedings which- led to
the indictment.
is expected to make the amount
of surety so high that it will be
impossible for the defendant to
obtain bond. In default of bail
before the court, Pothier would
te immediate'.y sent to Tacoma.
POTHJKR ARRESTED
5 PROVIDENCE, R. I., Oct. 19.-4
Roland R. Pothier, former army
sergeant, arrested in Central
Falls this afternoon on a first de
gree murder charge in connect,
tion with the killing of Major,
Alexander P. Cronkhite at Camp
Lewis, Wash., October 25, 191S,
was committed to jail late today
without bond and tomorrow will
be brought before Federal Judge
Arthur L. Brownon removal pro
ceedings. ! An offense of murder , is bail--able
under federal proceedure
and counsel tor, . Pothier is ex
pected to ask Judge Brown to fix
bail for the' prisoner's release
here.i pending trial in Tacoma.
Judge Brown, If he does fix bail.
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j 10c needles, assortment,
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Bath Robe Flannel 50c
Kimona Crepe ..... .85c
27-inch Ginghams . ,12c
Fancy lace Edgings 5c
Silk Jersey Vest-'
lng . . $1.23 and f 1.40
S Crochet ' Thread, V
Special ...i... . .. 5c
rlOc Sewing. Thread, all
.. colors .......... 4c
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Is all that the name implies.- Now that -Christmas la not so
'far away. . It is an exposition of all the correct materials and
necessary accessories that enter into the making of clothes and
gifts. This year's display holds forth more than ordinary in
terest. Everyone is trying to economize. Those who usually,
purchase ready-to-wear garments will either make or-super
vise .the making of their own. this season. We've anticipated
this trend of thought; and to make this point more interesting.
we keep prices down to the lowest possible level, consistent
with quality.; You certainly should see these displays, you'll
find them , wonderfully s interesting and instructive regarding
what to wear and how to make.it.
79c Art linen in natural color, 18 inch width 49c
32-inch Gingham, in all colors, plaids arid checks .25c
27-inch Ginghams in many, beautiful colors ;.19o
Cretonne, 36-inch, 19c and
42 and 45-inch Indian Head Pillow Tubing 35c
9-4 Moclips Sheeting .. . 49c
Tea Toweling, all linen 35c
Finet finished Hurricane Muslin . 17c
Nainsook, a very fine finish 39o
Jap Crepe, in all colors- . -. - -.."...... 3c
iLingerie crepe, in very pretty patterns 35c
Trimming Beads, per Jwinch .... n 10c
Stamped Pillow Tubing, a pair .r - $1.69
, 40-inch,SiIk Crepe de Chine .
Silk: Messaline, ih all colors
?A1I . wool Serge, 36 inches wide
i Fancy silk Garter .Elastic, per yard
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:$1.50 Granite Cloth, 36 inches wide
,75c 4-oz Skein Tarn, in all colors
,$4 grade 40-inch Canton Crepe
; Fancy flowered Ribbon, 6 to 8 inches J....
.D.1L C. Embroidery Thread, 5c; 3 skeins
! BITS FOR BREAKFAST
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The gentle Oregon mist.
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If any one has an idea that Sa
lem is not an apple center, he
Ehould take a look at the Salem
canneries.
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But. Lloyd Qeorge may decide
to not stay licked. In whhich
rare those who oppose him will
know he has-been in a fight.
The sacrifices of the friends of
old Willamette will put over the
endowment campaign. For three
Quarters of a century, that insti
tution has lived and grown upon
sacrifices. When such sacrifices
fail, the enduring qualities of its
greatness will not shine so bright
ly. But will they ever fail?
There is talk of a corn show
this winter in Salem. By all
means, a corn show. The crop
the past season was the best in
the history of the valley. It is
good to keep up the interest,, and
the quest for better varities and
methods.
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There should be some kind of
a memorial to Fred Erixon on the
extension to North Capitol street.
His faith removed all the itfbun-
tains in the way of the opening
of the street.
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When Clemenceau arrives at
New York Tammany will be nu
merously represented in the re
ception committee; and there will
be smiles on the faces of both
tigers.
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New York university has a new
course ih sellin . glife insurance
and Cornell university one on bo
te! management, thus contribut
ing data to the burning question
of who should go to college.
WDM'S lUTO
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Local Vocational Institution
to Teach Fair as' Well
As Stern Sex
4 : BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DESIGN 36-ICH
; TARRY CLOTH
In all leading, colors, special J .:.98c
36-INCH MERCERISED MADRAS 1
In French blue, brown, rose, green and mulberry ,-89c
36-INCH BUNGALOW CRETONNES
Special --.-M....,......,..... 19c
f LACE NET DRAPERIES '
In 36, 40, 54 inches, at ,...;M:....dC.23c and lip
i 36-INCH B0UVELLE CLOTH,'
For draperies. A handsome collection of values to $1.75
I Special . JL' .... 98c
Premium Coupons
with purchases of
50c or over in any
department.
:.....89c II
79c II
... X9c II
. 10c II
"Why don't you start an auto
school for women, both as drivers
and as car owners who would ap
preciate the chance to learn some
of the scientific facts about cars I
It would be a good act of citizen
ship and a public benefit,"
This was the substance of the
advice of State Director E. E. El
liott of the state board for voca'
tlonal education to the Salem
School of Automotive Engineering
that is now operating under feder
al supervision. That, too, is pre
cisely what the school had al
ready planned to. do, and the
keen judgment of the director was
met by plans already pretty well
matured.
' ine saiem school is to open
sucn a department in the verv
near future, if there is a sufficient
demand for it. The presnt school
quarters on South Liberty street
will have to be somewhat reno
vated, however. A new floor is
to be laid, more work benches in
stalled; and the place is to be fit
ted up for attractive as well as
emcient service. Either day or
night classes can be arranged for
if there are enough applicants to
make it feasible. All the field re
pairs, such as changing tires, re
pairing tubes and tires, adjusting
the carburetor, changing spark
plugs and practically all minor
road adjustments, will be treated,
as well as enough electrical ser-
ice to start many a car that is now
stranded between stations. I
The new Bcnool opened a week
ago' Monday and now has an en
rollment of 30 men, for both day
night classes.
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direction of the pendulum's swing
over a divided, arc Here , the
pressure of light, earthquake ac
tion, magnetic ,- storms, s the grav
itational pull of . small masses, the
growth of plants, llTing bacteria
'and other phenomena will be tho
in tne teTea uiuviwwi
surrounding the central rotunda,
tn latest results of scientific Te-
v. Ka itsmnnttntpd. '
Displays variaoio
One week there ' may f be dis
played tie latest' forms or radio
telephony and the next, perhaps,
a-set of jjpsychological tests on a
new find of fossils r a series of
synthetic compounds.
The building, designed to cost
$5,000,000, was the gift of the
Carnegie corporation; provided ,
Academy of Sciences seenred ,
able siter The ground was Wat .
With a fund of S 00.00 a collect
by donations throughout t,
country . This methods wu
lowed In order that every sectloj
of the nation might feel it ni
a share. The building will b
of marble In classic simplicity.
SAVE $ H
by buyinsr your lxardware
furniture at The Capital Eiri
ware & Fiirniture Co., 2S5 Ki
Commercial St. . Phone n.
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soldiers during the world war as the "Jeanne d'Arc Girl.'
oL sciences at Washington these
. .it . i .
mings win oe a regular part oi
the interesting exhibits open to
the public.
Xear 1lBcom Memorial
It is hoped to nave the build
ing completed by the fall of 1923.
It will be located near the recent
ly dedicated Lincoln Memorial
and will be three stories high.
The first floor will be given over
to public and museum purposes,
where mtony scientific facts will
be demonstrated. The two upper
floors will bo devoted to offices.
The main demonstration fea
ture will be under a dome in the
central lobby, where the sun-spot
phenomena will be demonstrated.
A coelostat telescope mounted in
the dome, will form a large im
age of the sun on the white sur
face of a circular table in the
middle of the room. Here visi
tors will see tho spots on the
sun's disc, changing in number
and form, from day to day and
moving across the disc as the sun
revolves on its axis.
Pendulum is Indicator
Foucault's experiment dempn
stration will be embodied in a 60-
foot pendulum swinging in a wide
arc. The swinging pendulum will
mark an invariable direection in
space, and as the earth revolves
beneath it, rotation will be plain
ly shown by the steady change in
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You'll be interested iu these new fall Skirts.' v
Skirts for sports wear and street wear that arc notable
for quality and moderate prices.
Materials are prunellas and plaids.
Fashionable color combinations in blue and brown
tan and brown, black and .white. ,
'You'll like, the wy they, are mae. -" v
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Commercial and Court Streets
Foucault. Pendulum Exneri-
r.-ment to Prove Rotation
Housed at Washington
WASHINGTON. Oct. 14 .Have
yon ever seen ,the sun's spots?
Have you ever seen demonstrated
Foucault's celebrated pendulum
experiment to prove the rotation
of the earth? Have you ever
watched the antics of minute in-
fusorians. swimming in water?
With the; completion of the new
home , of the National Academy
TOO - LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED SALESMEN,, PftE-
ferably with life insurance ex.
perience. C. F. Simon, "Meet
Me at the Terminal."
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Free Delivery on $2 Orders
Pure Cane ' M. J. B. Tree Tea Blue Tip Broom Dari-Gold MSk) J
Sugar lb. Black or Green 25c 95c 10 'm 90c ;
15Ibs lM 1 lb. Black or Green 49c Green Tirr Broom . Alpine ;
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Rex Medium Sugar Golden Gate Tea Red Tip Broom - ' '".-
Cured Hams V2 lb. Black or Green 25c 75c Calif ornia, Soft Shell. -
: . .; WalnuU
V- Hamy per lb 28c . c. , n il, ntl
1 gaL Pennick's Heavy Side Bacop ; u.?-. .- ... Z5c
Whole Ham ... 27c GoHen s Lb. - ..25c New Stock Soft SheUf
63c 1 lb. Pride's Mince Meat 0f '
6M1 lbs. Sweet Potatoes . . 15c C '
2q Amber Karo .
r. 1- lgaL...J ...59c 35c Snowflake Soda IePacSeFoanv
Graded Potatoe. 30e . r ..inn.', c
100 lb. ,ack :...:.9Sc 2 caa, Pepper ..I5c f 65c boAake, 6SS!M:
2 cans Cinnamon ....15c ' . - '
Vim Flour 2 an, Nntmeg 19c 50c box liberty Soda, Peanut Bntte,
51 85 o 1 s m- lh. .15c
2 cans Mustard 17c in bulk 27c rm
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not like Vim we will re- r ' ZJos,;-' .-.r-45c
fund purchase price and Cabbage for Kraut 5 lbs. Stock Salt ...47c Creamery Butter ;
you keep the Vim. 50 lbs .......75c 50;lbs. Dairy Salt....73c . ;4?r;K5
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