5Ll!,J it.J hiliiit
'!: DISCmiKICiS
.Robert i E. Crovve Makes
... Cleaa Breast' of Part in
j; 'TllfrioFsTnmary j
; - ,WAHTrGTdNefcr2 1. f AP )
.! Only on of the four recalcitrant
Vltnessei in the Illinois and Penn
sylvariia primary, 'investigations
availed himself . today; of the opr
portunity siren by the senate cam
paign funds committee, to escape
prosecution for contempt. ;
. Samuel Insull, multi-mnHoftalre
public : utilities ' operator of Chi
cago., whd'tistlfle'd rto-' total eon-
IribnUonaf 'of :? 237,9 ?5 to 'about
all the faction in thellltnois con
test, and his "personal counsel, Pan
J, Schuyler," V!n J tulip another
chance next' Saturday to avoid pro
ceedings because ol a 'refusal to
answer questions.
Thomas W. Cunningham of
Philadelphia, treasurer of the
Pennsylvania republican state com
mittee placed himself beyond tne
committee pale and either will be
sentenced by the senate or prose
cuted under an indictment In the
Distrlcfcpbf Columbia1 courts.
; . Robert B.r Crowe, slate's attor
ney of Cook county, ' Ittl nois, - was
the one witness who made as clean
a .breast of his connection 'with
the Illinois primary as the committee-demanded.
'He 'thus re
versed the position he took at
! Chicago last August that he would
j not testify j aV to' contributions to
the Cook county campaign fund
for tHe nomination of local officers.-
t . .
Insull and Schuyler went much
further than they 'did' upon iheir
first appearance at Chicago, dis
closing an additional $45,000 gift
from Instill to the Cook county
"Jackpot,, as Senator Reed, dem
jocrat, Missouri, the committee
halrnianr'-aescrlVed It.
tiHowever,' both1 persistently re
fused to- disclose the names of the
four men to" whom two cash" pay
ments of $20,69$ eaChr were 'made,
Insull explaining that if he did
so" he would violate a confidence
which hia' conscience would 'not
permit him to do. ;
rpTXA!U; Feb. 21. Dairy
xrhantref net rtrirmu- .-'
xBatter. -xtrmm AT .t ' rir ...
. - ' - u u.i u mvj 73 t .
prims firsts 46 ; firsts 5e.
x--. rxira e;. first 24c: puHets
!; current receipt 24.,
tETTTJCi: SHOETlaB
POfifTtlSn. V.I. 11 iinv 'in..
over-siuanlx of kituu - a -
ha dissapared. and ow titer is short
sfe is send inr price j rapidly.
8ii7t" $3.75 today.
"cr ' promise ion tomorrow.
Slupments f broccoli from Rosebars- are
few, daTS later tji.n .-j 1
food stoek is scares eTea t,th pre-
eelery, 0s advanced $ 6.5a per crate and
om - extra.Jfacy. hot house cucumbers
from California moved ramidly at 6 00
Pfp o.OMB-The nppJff ot, spinach U store
- mreei weakes, notwitb
tandinf an a1 tani . in. i .
at shipping points in Walla Walla.
TOTTER JUVAJrCE8-
wwwm a. a. 4 at i rrint
bnttec advances 2e todsjr to 5Se for
....uw wrappca. isntMr fat WH 1
lehev at .Via . .! w:n u . - - ,v
cent Tuesday to 54e delivered Portland.
Cube were firm and all grade wore Mr
' g r' . Ki p4 . w"' Pound and
ear prodoction 15.114 pounds.
Ero-coataBeaV to rfecifne. Top trade
were off. 2c , 25c for extra and 24c
ier wero a cent lower
Piilletn mlli . .i- i". r. lower.
erfpta, at iiT" "
wTake no chances' with old meats
pr stalff f ooI of any kind.4 Buy your
beat here and -have the best ahd
reshest obtainable and at a mini-'
mum tcost. f Hant & Shaller, 2 S 3
KT. ConVL .()
Giant nt 'DuPoat exploslrea
;tuse blasting caps). Lumber
ad all cuAldlas materials. Gab
iel Powder & Supply Co., 610 N.
Capitol. iTeL -1248. ()
General jtlarkets
2
2AZKT
TOBTLAXD. Feb. 21. CAP) Milk
bids to farmer) fat tip le. Best eh am
ine cresm 49 si' valley 50e Set snipper
rack in sone 1; cream delivered in Port-
ana azeftj! &e per ponnit. teaw mine
14 per cent) a3.bO et fob Portland.
roaitrr nomtnaiiT steaar: Heavy ben
'4-ct)35e: lia-fat l&G 19c : sorinrs nomin
1; broiler a0c Sic; pekin white decks
ic; colored nominal; tttrkey live 85e;
rm4 40c43c.
Potatoes and onions steady. Onions
eal Saf3.50;ipotatoes 1.25a 1.50
ick.
XJYESTOCS
PORTLAND, Feb, 21. .fAP)--?attte
ad calTes: Cattle receipts 1910 (162 di
ct or throoch). CaWe. receipt 285;
ow on cattle 25e np on cow. Steer
ood S8.75(g$9.25; medium f8SS.75;
imaea 6.75$8; eanner and cotter
eers 6.75; Heifers rood $7.50
i;.commoa aad aiediaia $5.5O1d$7.50 ;
w. good S7 tT: 50; common and
edium 5.2&7 ; -low aiters and eot
r S3S3.25; bull good (yesrUngs
celaded) $5,750 $8.25; cutters and sne
. am (eanner and bolognas) $5$5.75;
Jvea medinm to choice (milk fed ex
uded) $8&)S10.50; sulfa and common
i.50fl0.5a.
Hogs, receipt 2950 (1025 direct or
.rough) steady to weak, feeder 25e up;
aeyweight (250-350 pound) medinm
iod and oluae $O.C$11.75; taediimt
jpight (20O-23O ponada) common, net
m, good and choice $11.2512.75;
ght weights (160-2OO pounds) common,
edrttm, goodf and choice $12.65$L2.85
ht light ( 130-1 GO pounds) common,
edium, good and choice $12.2512.85;
vkin ghora (rough and smooth) ft 50
if 10.50; siasghttr pig (0-lS ponnds)
edinm. rood and rhnina miaio ae.
Her and stacker pig (70-130 pooiidsf 1
' W. ' oily roasting pigs
, eluded in above -quotatiems.)
Sheep and Umbs, (alangher dock) re
pt 1510" (1366 on contract); wooled
Bb . f 1 .m. Lamb medinm la choice
,0.5O$13; lambs call sad oomaaon.
fio.ao; yeariia wether, medinm to
tc $8$10.50:-w, enoion to
bico 5(fJ7; culls fe$5; outside
ptationc baaed oa best Aft. A,l.
tera Oreson and similar vll i.mK.
Ii04t bov ai2.0. 5 , .
rriJCAOO, Web, KAP Increase
.United States naible stocks of waa
1 af world annnlia . rln.. l.j - l
f ffe the wheat market today.
ah at t aUaaJ a.&l. 1 a. a.'
L i . tc net tower.
t4J3-a off- 7 v ' "
PORTLAND. Feb. 21.- API .m...
i: BBB bird whit. P.l ' .1. . . .V
P1 fl.33j. hard white. BS, , Baart, fed-
ipi) 0 1 r J
ure 1 iAM a.-t : l r - - -,-4 ' M
ua i a jf, a T". wt C t CT 1 (NVP, . ; ;
Aiarrn fl.31; bans winter, r eft:, .March
f 1.79,. aortnern .Jiprisgr rb.v March
1,31s ern red- Fek,- March flTu
Oats, "No. 2, 3e-nouid feed 'b Mnrrh
April f .14.50; Ko, 2, 36-poaad'gray Feb.,
Itarler. JJ. 43 Toand WW. pvfc:
Mar, Aprirf24.50. ie i . y ; 4
- orn, s, r.j 'snipment Feo Jssrca,
35:00;'April f 35.25.
. ; ' . .r RAT - ,
buyinr price: "Kaatem Orren tinunhV
jfaDftrfir do ynllt-y $17f 17.50; cheat
$13; alfalfa $17.50ffil 8; oat hay $13;
oat and vetch fl4.'50$15; straw $7f
$7.50 per ton; selling price $'J a ton
more. .. .,. .. .
St. HeleBs rtnfBhta AV ftK;
will, spend S30.Q0O t
lodge building. "
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LISTEN Ifl - :J
0. -'30-10 :30rKGJV (491) . Address by
President Cootids hit senond eenten
nial celebration of "Washington's birtk
day $y wire from VVashinston". .
11U11:30 1CGW. Household' hint and
muftir. - - '-
lir:O'12;0r IvOIiT (319). Domestic ci
ence talk and mnsic. - -
Ii:O0vl;0O KKX (477,). Entertain.
menr and household binUl Time aipials
at 12.-- - -t, '
TTTESDAT AFTZSHOOH t "
12:OOwKFEO (252). Weather SoportS
12:30rl:30 k'GW. Xoon eoaoort.
1 0 3 :0t KXKR (263). Housewife's
bonr. Musical program.
2:00-f :0O KXI (400); Musie.
2 :00-f :00 KOW. Women's matinee.
3 :00-i OO KOIN. "ewa. music
4:00-5:00 KFKC. Music. i.-'
4:30-:00 ik'PWV (212), Twilit konr.
5:00-C:00 KTBR. 'Children' pro cram.
5:15 $:00 KOIN. Topsy Turvy Times.
5:30-6:00 KXU Beauty tall aad music,
TUESDAY KtOHT
6:00-6:30 KTBK 263) Tourjst jgnide.
6:00-7:00 KW. Dinner concert.
6:00-tt00-KOIN. Organ recital.
6:0O-t00 KrwV, Twiiiie nour. -6:00-6:30
KEX. Children' period.
6:30-7:30 KXU Musie. t
:30-7:OO KEX. Kadio chat by Clarence
Clark.
7100-7:20 K0IX. AmuMment snggos
tioqs, 7: :00-f:00 KFW. Amusoinent guide.
7:00-8:00 KEX.. Dinner concert orches
tra. -
7:15-8:13 KPJK. Journal Junior, r
7:30-7i43 KW.. Utility service. ,
7:30-?:40 KOIN. F.ducational talk.
800-9:00 KXU Old time dance orches
tras 8:00-9:30 KFWV. Studio program.
8:00 9:0 KEX. BawaUan orchestra.
Andrew Larson, tenor, accompanied by
i. Hi Cowen. Tim' signal at .
8:00-10:00 KGW. Educational program.
8:15-e:.10 KVJB. Badio cods elasa con
ducted bv Anhley Dixon.
:15 :ISt KFIF (28). Studio program.
9:15-end KOIN. Punch, by punch de
scription of main fight at the armory.
9:15-10:45 KKJ It. "Masio of the
0 ;30- 0 -.00 KFWV," Dtrne orchestra.
10:00-12:00 KGW. Orchestra and solo-
10:30-12:0 KEX. Danoo orchestra and
soloist. . -ll:00-r2:00
KPWV. Orgsn recital. r
KVO 9an Francisco (42$). 5:30, 6:15
J, 8, 9.. 10, 11. .
KT.tB Oakland (303). :30, 7. 8. S :I5,
Kr'Sfl o. -Angeles (275J. :30, ;7:3t.
KOXO SU1 (30C). 5:a0, 6- 6:30.
i 1:30. 9:3. . , . 7 , - v
KlU-r-Ijia A'ngeela (40i, Q, 6:307:30,
7:40 8 9 10 " "
inrA San Francisco (400). 0:30, 8,
8:30, 10.
KNX Hollywood (537). 8:30. 5:45. V
EFWlWoAgwood ''itS2)J 5:40. 8. 7.
KMO .ttniilfiii. a T h 1 A
WOA Seattl (434). 6." 7:3 0 8, f:30
KFWO-Araloa (211).. Gm 6:30.
KMO Tacoraa (250). 7. , -KJR
Soattlo (28). 6,. 6:15. 8 8:30.
10.. '
KFSD Sen Diego (245). 6:15. 6:30. 7.
9 10
307 - 291) 7:?0'
KTB( Lo. Angel'eV (294). 7:15. 8.
KOA Denver (822). 5:30, 6. 8.
t vbu)n. 3 fe68fw aonr anor anoro
1925 Standard rmick Coach, In
excellent .condition. Looks and
rnna like new car. Otto J. WU
son.. The Bnick Man, 388 N.
Com'l. Tel. 220. ()
Bnster Brown Shoe store. High
elasg, stylish looking, comfort
KiTing long wearins shoes for the
least money. Come and be con
vinced. 125 N.-ComO. ()
Raging Santiam Aids
In Capture of Youths
Tlichard Love and jacies Bran
lett. 20 iaar old Portland youths,
were nabbe dat Jefferson earyy on
Monday with a new Gardner six
touring car which they had stolen,
in Portland abont 3 a. m.
HeadiBK presumably for Cali
fornia, the boys ran Into a tree
at Jefferson where they were un
able to set around the Santiam
riyer. While waiting fr daylight
they were arrested by City Mar-
.4 a 4 WA ialUL'
tILES cr othr Rpftl ta
i :on ainnents are a source
Wf1CM . Mil II n . . .
wwsxy ma pam.
ZziiMTwith th rdlex cooiLtioorwhic&
M ", 7 j viuiuiyauiu iUtSfJl,fis
rvir Le&L L. And! nn kifr mnl.
T crin by negiext) patant ned-
' ...
r .
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I H II II
RO-P
(Save Milk)
to the Beat
uffed to the
Wheel
Albiri Pryfcylek Will attempt to break the 100 hour
endurance record, starting today nobn from in front
of the Giese-PoWers Furniture Co., Court street,
.'ihis endurance rieiid will drive continuously until t
Saturday at 5 :30 p. m., Feb. 26, in- his sleep-defying,
tedious, nerve-sapping, brain-JFatiguing test of man
against time. Be 6n hand toctay at 12:30 see him
start. .Will he finish that's the question.
Mr. PrybyteW will use a standard stock Whippet
Coach. ,The hood of he motor will be sealed by
, y Chief of Police Mmto and there will He rid more oil
ra, added during the entire rim. Mr. Prybylek will stay ;
oh deck for the 101 age-long hours or he will crack
s and the run will be over. . ; r
See he, Steil Todlay
'
m Driver handcuffed l:a thi wheel by the chief of police.
V Watch the condrtion bf the xar ai driver tKroughoutf s
r the run and at the completion of drive "see him asleep
a in our wmdow from 5 :30 td H p. m. Saturday, '
Feb. 26.
For Further; Information Call at v
Y ' 1
Aimto
fihal Llbby, who had" been noticed
by Portland, police. .
Officers Taylor 4nd Prry of the
automobile fheft depnrrCment of
the Portland police force came to
Salem yesterday afternoon, wl.ere
the 1oys were held. Both Love
and Branlett will be fried la Port
land. -
Indiaa Students Enjoy
I'lay Given by Salem High
'.- ! - "lZ 4' l '. ' - '-"J-' Zh - ' I
CITEMAWA, Feb. 21. Students
in the Chemawa Indian school
greatly enjoyed the farce comedy
"Whose Iiittle Bride Are You?
presented by .students- of. the Sa
lem ' high school here- tonight, it
will be- giren far a .Sale maudl
ence Wednesday - evening, at the
high school auditorium.
. Characters which were excep
tionally well portrayed were those
of Dr Bellows, played by E4win
Fisher, the butler by Frank Sehaf-
fer and Dr. Bellows' "child 'sweet
heart,' aa eccentric character part,
by Virginia Page.
" The play proved to be a laugh
from stan to f inishr aid was well
acted throughout. '
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