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IKE PLAiJ
FOB MEfHIT
.ar JVar Time Ship Board Head
Proposes Half"--Billion
. 5 Revolving EuwL .
3
WANTS LOANS ADVANCED
teaess tmoosed vera: Jaroh Wnftts
two years at UcNem Island aad a
tits cl Iio.ooor Cats tain Pib ni
ls t. two yean at McNeill Island
ana a zine or 15.000. Otaer defen
daats -ware sentenced to jail
terms and lined, from 500 to
200. . . . ...
Captain Paiaralet and kia crew
are resiasats oz Canada. ;
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Sdwmrdl X. Hurley Oppose IM rect
Government Subsidy as Inef
ficient and Destructive 1
i ' Of Initiative -
1
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--(AP) Aa-
gerting that railroads of the Uni
ted Spates are vitally interested la
overseas traffic, Edward N. : Hur
ley, war time chairman of the Uni
ted States shipping board today
dispatched a letter to T. V. O'Coo-
nor, chairman of the ''. shipping
; board, outlining a plan for the es
tablishment of a permanent mer
chant marine, j, . - ,
v The need of . .each e --anit in
world trade Is stressed by Mr.
Hurley as a means" of meeting in
creasing competition In 'foreign
trade, and to aid in building up
the national defense.""
Wants Government Out
"The government should not en
gage In world ahippjng in compe
tition with the ,prlff4e -. shipping
interests "of other juruons." Mr.
Hurley said emphasizing j the fact
that while the goverment Is fln-
' ancing European j rehabilitation,
much' of that money, is being used
to build up European Industries
which compete vigorously In world
markets. - ' " , ; ; .. :
The merchant marine could 'be
operated but of a - $600,000,000
revolving fund which he proposes
congress appropriate for loans to
shipping companies to build mod
ern passenger and freight ships.
The ships are to be built In Amer-
lean yards. with the provision that
for every ship built on money bor
rowed of the government, a given
number of the present war built
fleet of ships now owned by the
- government must. fl purchased by
iub wrruwer. ioans -wmr am
be made to companies seeking to
- compete with. existing American
serrtees. , ....--
Asks Railroad Ships 1
Mr. Hnrley would also repeal
section 11. of the Panama Canal.
act which prohibits railroads from
HIED n 010
IGUOTS ffiDE
States1 Rights Discussed Be
fore Tax Committee at
Washington
vpiing and operating ships in In
kSrcoastaJ trade, thus opening the
way for their engagement in Port
to port service from any part ; of
the United States. He also ad
vocates Ions term mail contracts
for shipping . companies . as j a
means of strengthening their cre
dit. ;7,. s. 'j:v: K;i ,y
The war time shipping chief Is
-opposed to a government subsidy
because It destroys Initiative and
breeds- inefficiency. American
business, he contends, must; have
at its disposal an American 'mer
chant marine to carry up to 60
per cent of exports or suffer in
competition with pending Europe
an Industrial competition. '
Midwest - manufacturers j who
tare paid their share In building
up the Panama canal feel they are
. being discriminated against In be
ing required to pay an excessive
toll on railroad freight to the Pac
ific coast, as against the Atlantic
competitor who ships via the Pan
ama canal at low rates,' "Mr. Hur
ley said. .
ii:fk.niaxts is sexsatton.
AL LIQUOR CASK ORDERED
' rORTLAND. Nov. 0.(AP)
- All . defendants In the " Pescawha
lienor conspiracy , case involving
, Ihe rum runner Pescawha
. and Captain Robert . Pamphlet of
the vessel, - Jacob Woitte, San
v Francisco, and. others, were com
Vuianded today to surrender to the
... UcUed States marshal here, under
mandU of the United States
supreme court. The mandate was
ic'.ered ia the local federal court
; today. ;f- ; - j .: W- ?:--
The case, the largest liquor
conspiracy case In this district,
followed the capture of the Pes
, ciwha off the -Columbia river in
February, 1925. Included In the
esse were a group of associates
who operated what was termed the
"land" group, and alleged . to have
been headed by "Woltte. '.: W
Nine of the , defendants who
stood trial were convicted, Sen-
WASHINGTON. Nor.-9.- (AP)
Arsaroenia asea more tnan a
century "ago!: "by Jefferson and
Hamilton In their memorable bat-
we over stater rights were re
called today by witnesses discuss
ing- proposed repeal of the federal
Inheritance- tax; at the house ways
and means committee hearings.
Those advocating 'repeal of the
tax called to their support the ar
guraents or Jefferson that the
rights of the states, j above ' all
things, should be protected. They
contended the levy infringed - on
such rights. .. '-;" " ; . : .. :. .
fOn' the ; other hand J those fav
oring retention of the tax, while
conceding that the rights of states
must be protected; referred to the
views of Hamilton that i in some
cases the federal government mnst
act for the states.
Representations of different
views, were interrupted frequent
ly by tills over charges that a lob
by is- maintained In Washington
to obtain repeal of the tax.
A number of committee mem
bers said-they had been informed
that the American tax payers lea
gue obtained ' much -of its finan
cial support i from large corpora
tions seeking elimination of the
federal levy for purely-selfish mo
tives. y ' . "Irr-f :v:''--- 7
An effort was made; principally
by Representatives Garner ot Tex
as and Ralney ; of Illinois, both
democrats, to connect the activi
ties of the league ? with the na
tional council of state legislatures.
Representatives of the council,
all advocating' repeal, ot the tax.
constituted a majority of the wit
nesses heard during the two days'
d,vi-on"of the state levy. .
LC IS IMS
J sHCIK
1
Farm Products Shipped Oyer!
600 Miles In State Get
. " Lower Tariff ;
Intrastate freight rates on cer
tain farm products shinned in ex
cess of e00 miles. intrastate; Were
reduced la an order issued by the
puduo service commission r here
Wednesday. The new order en-
Urges a previous ruling with re
lation to intrastate shipments of
farm products. - : - . :
The previous order of the com-1
mission provided for a rate of!
one-half cent a pound on certain i
farm products for each 10 miles
np ta a dlsUace of eoo milco. Tha
new crier t&aa a rata of oca-hall
ceat per pound tar eac2t 30 rallss
in excess d COO ttJ2es
; The eoaaraiasloa approved the
ar-pUcatioa of the Spokane, Portp
la&l H SaatUa Railway tor sua.
pa&sJoa of tbe law regarding fenc
ing of its properties In parts ; of
Multnomah and Columbia coun
ties.
An application of certain resi
dents' of Milwaukie, to be taken
out of the MUwaukie telephone
district, and placed in the Portland
district was dismissed by the com
mission. The order ot the com
mission indicated that the matter
had been adjusted satisfactorily to
all concerned. .
-- Other orders Issued by the com
mission follow; ; r
Investigation of the rules, prac-4
uceay regulations and service of
the Chiloui: XTatcr corapwy,
Apslicatioa ' ct tha Howard
Transportatioa eoapaay tar sus-i
peasiaa ot certain excurcioa rates
adopted by the . Klamath Ss?s,
uic, cxsmissftq. .
' XhTeaUgaiioa oi classification of
freight rates, rales, charges, regu
lations and service of certain au
tomotive freights carriers, dis
missed, ( - - - - .
Application - ot the Howard
Transportation company tor relief
against the Klamath Stages, Ine
dismissed.
f-cv Era Highway Dridso
fienstrujtin Io Jtarti
Cbastruetioa ot tha xteir high
way bridge across Parrott. creek,
aear New Cra. wi3 get under way
within the next ten days, accord
ing to announcement made at tho
offlcea of lis state highway ; de-
partmeat. The contract was
awarded recently to RIgdoa Droth-
era ot Woodburn. ;
a The new bridge will be of ce
ment construction -and will re
place the present narrowstruc-i
ture a chert dlstr. nee from tLj
New. Era store. Tio coat of ti?
new-trldsa Id ? 2 8,5 30.
Officials said the construction c f
the new bridge would not inter
fere with traffic.
Read the .Classified . Ads'
Suspension of tariff of Sheri-
dan-Willamlna Telephone com
pany, order withdrawn.'
Petition for through stage serv
ice between' Vernonla and Port
land, settled and dismissed.
Read the Classified Ads
XtSCX
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NEW INCORPORATIONS
.... xne Newport , Hotel company,
with capital stock of $100,900 and
headquarters' at Newport, has
been incorporated by Emit W.
Martin. L. E. ; Martin and Albert
Buxsa"--5-- Jfwi. w-W. r':-:
Other articles tiled In the state
corporation department here" fol
low: I -, . ".-.
Oregon Neon Signs, Inc., Port
land. $1000; Dora Lichtgarn. Ell
as Uchtgarn and Lb B. Sandblast.
. 'Oregon Sign company,' Portland
$20,000; Dora Lichtgarn, Ellas
Lichtgarn and I B. Sandblast,
Portland Fun House, Inc., Port
land, $5000; Jay H. Stockman, E.
B. Haaford and Joel Richards.
San Juan OH & Gas company,
Portland. $1000; Roy McCTary, F.
P. Vaughan and D. W. Kolle.
" Sigma Phi Epsilon Alumni As
sociation of Oregon Beta; ; Port
land; capital nil; George Bukow-
sky, Vi Herbert Brooks, Vernon E.
Bullock, et al. " -
Jackson Lumber company, port-
land, $10,000; W.' C Jackson',
Harold D. Jackson and A. B. Jack
son.
Tillamook County Bulb associa
tion, TlHamook; capital stock In
creased from $10,000 to $15,200.
11; :rrrw-frrv
i v' Vis. ?jr
Oar looatlon pka fof Huett I
RATES! Single S2.&0 J.OO
Double . ..... S3.00S3.S0
' f All rooms with bstn
HOTEL FIELDING
CEAltY ac MAS ON
SAW FRANCISCO
RED PEPPER HEAT
E1S BHEinSL
Red Pepper Rub tales tts "ouch
from sore, stiff, aching . joints. It
cannot hurt vrwt nH it -4.:..v '
stop, that Id rheumatism torture at
FACE TO FACE
WITH THRILLS"
Fccq to Face
WlthThrlllsl
once.
"'
v.j,. -"wing so you can
f6' rouIld try Red Ip
P' 4 jo win have the
quickest rehef known. Nothing has
suctr coacentraUd, penetrating heat
" JP1"- Jut as soon as you
iTwi heat- Ia minutes
th!S m3n Pt through and
ttjwgh. Pamand soreness are gone.
lS7J$. a jar of
Sl? 4 pePPA. Be' sure
-uwie on each packasa, - ' -
P v .
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OREGON
Mttrr art-t it s as i aststtiis aa s s jrys t ssi m a t rt rmt.f mTf'Tr T
ANNQUNCINGTIie
of a New Department
CANDY
rA. iiejxleiartm boxed candies will be opened tn
Center Aisle Main FlcKr--Today. Krause'a Chocolates and hard candies;
. Bunte'sEard candies, Hbefefs Chocolates, all standard well known products in fan
cy boxes and containers, fresh from the manufacturers,
Popular sized boxes selling from 25c to $2.00 will, be tbe spec- ;
ialty. A wide rodejtv of tasty confections, that will meet with" 2
popular approval. " - ""V:-- 1 : -
SCHOOL
DRESSES
rOR THE .
i , inss
VQ GTO&E3
9
ALL
MILLINERY
REDUCED
-
141 No. ComlSt,
StoreNo. 21
Salem, Ore.
PRE-THANKSGIVING CLEARANCE
oi LadSos .sit
Ladies Dress Goats-
A new arrival for this Prc-Thanksjjivlnfir Clcar
ance. Popular new shades and fabrics as duv
xnercs, duv-bloom and Venice, shawl and mushroom
collars, also for cuffs, attractive linings. Grouped
in this lot are some former values up to 32.50.
NOW
Group 2
Tliis lot consists of both sport and dress coats
Sport coat for street wear, and dress coats fcr
every occasion. Newest fabrics, colors and styles
all lavishly fur trimmed. See them now at a
great saving to you.
$M90
07l7f7'T A T -rOpening Special will be a
M1 jH j H TV K j resrular 11.00 box of Krause
. "Fourmost Chocolates
El
EC E H
"; S45e-COURT ST-PHONE. 256-257 " ,(
TEN DAY SALE OF NEW
CANNED GOODS
Just arrived, our 1928 pack of canned goods.; Our prices are by the dozen, but you
may select three of a kind in making a dozen and get the one dozen price. Canned
food is economical mK no waste. You eat all. We deliver at your home. " ''. " "
Check this list and either phone or bring it to the store
PEAS
Elsinore Telephone
Elsinore medium
Elsinore small
Reg. Dozen "
Price Price
l20c $1.93
-23c 2JJ5
.25c 2.62
Elsinore very small
30c 3.16
CORN
'Elsinore Del Maiz a
A. C. Golden Bantam
Oregon Yellow
.20c 20
...25c 2.78
-30c 324
A. C. Country Gentleman .i .. 23c 23
TOMATOES .
Elsinore solid pack ; ' " ; 20c 2.18
All Gold solid pack r 20c 2.18
Del Monte solid pack No. 2 -15c 1X3
STRING BEANS
A. a Tender Cut T, 25c 2.78
d Monte cut . 23c 2.78
Lina Econs, A. C. Green . , . .S3c 3.C3
83 ; JU,
at- X M : 1 11'
it - i i j ' it i i r 1 it t
- - .III . ' - w -i-
4 --II 'iiit - I yr
. ' III t rfW i r- '...v.---- Ik. . I
-: J .&.HAMD
' Res. Down 1 S
Price Price I I . f VVfl
J30c $2.95 .
;',';...r ..40c 48 V$y1
0c 3.00 !
1 -m
2.S5 'i i ;
Values up
to '$25.00-
in, ladies dress and sport
coats. Many fur trimmed,
others plain but lavishly de
tailed Smartest i fabrics
and colors.
W0
Children's
Coats
In sport and nurtured fu riesfur
trisxs -cl'o 1 1 -colors
-with 1 csLrr il - ,
and fur trims. For service
and durability you will flzd
none better.
$4.25 to
S10.65
DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT NOVEMBER EVENT
AGS
B
ASPARAGUS
Del Monte solid points
..Del Monte square tins
PEACHES
Del Monte Melba half gQc 2.95
S. & W. heavy syrup, half ,
cling ;
176 est array, of band
bags and purses in the city. Nowhere on tbo
coast arc any better bags sbow. Truly thcro
"gto. Priced bags but nbt beiteS
iWe hare purses up to $27.50, and, in tbo ccn
mne leather, down to $2.48. .
S!?e,T Iefthetl ,ba,s ! Genuine leather bass
feS1 feS: , P-?es .finisheoTg ,
marWi f.4"3; . r cnejwpuiar leathers, Un- :
marvel at these for ; f Jngs of leather or !
.Also morie party bags. ;
i i
T I
APRICOJS
Del Monte unpeeled ' '.35c
Del Monte peeled : ..40c - 4.38
PINEAPPLE
Elsinore, large cans, 8 slices ilJSOc 2.95
Del Monte, large cans, 8 slices 30c 2.95
IL W large can, 12 slices 5c 3.15
' GRAPE FRUIT
Florida Gold : I -25c
Prize Stock .V,:,',. - ,, i ZZz 3.15
GenuLae leather bags in
Walrus, Seal and Reptile
finishes'-, - ? , -;
Gemiine leather '-bags in
patent morocco- and rep
.tCe finishes. "
1 )'
-. 09.93
tnperted Frcrth Ecoi Party E-j