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Tfce OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, October 17, 1929
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LOBBYIST IS ON
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"Contributions" to Publica
tions Large Items ot
Expenditure
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here to filch anybody by repre
senting that they can Influence
eonfrcssmen."
The witness remarked that he
few of one man who declared he
-tnnr every" congressman by his
first name and could go aroonu
-and slap them on tneir Daeas.
. 'What class do yoo put your
I sell fa?" asked Caraway.
' -lm the second." Austin replied.
- Then you're a second class lob
byist," returned the Arkansas sen
ator while the crowded committee
F mt i atlon of Some
Ksneudltares Made
Under questioning of Senator
, Walsh, democrat, oMntana, Aus
tin) named bis salary as ss.ooo an
ally. He said two clerks com
prised the headquarters of the as
sociation and that 95,000 was giT
to S. H. Lore, of Salt Lake
City, the president. He said $70,-
t was spent annually and listed
major expenditures for the first
nine months of this year as lol
lows:
Salaries $12,000; office rental,
SS.942: for a publication "facts
bout sugar," $8,000; to "agricul
toral supplement," also a publica
tion. $2,688; to domestic sugar
producers association $19,000; to
-western Irrigation," at Los An
geles, California, publication,
$450; $14,700 for traveling ex
penses of officers; and $7 50-print
lag pamphlets.
Austin said that during the
consideration of the tariff bill
there were as many as ten or 12
officers of the association in
Washington at one time. He said
they gave testimony before the
committees and also called upon
senators and representatives from
their states to present their views
Gas Company to
Establish Its
Office in City
Sales and service headquarters
of the Pacific Rock gas company
win be established In Salem with
in the next few days, it was an
nounced Wednesday by Reed He-
Bride,, agent for the company in
six western Oregon counties. Mrs.
Alma E. Lauderdale will have
charge of the local office.
This company bandies a patent
ed liquid gas for domestic use, and
also stoves specially designed for
utilizing this gas. The process
was demonstrated at the state fair
here recently.
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MADE BY OFFICERS
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equipped unlicensed broadcasting
station and arrested the operator,
Malcolm MacMaster, at his post.
Watts said this station was used
to communicate with rum runners
who landed supplies from six
large vessels at various points
along the Atlantic coast from
Maine to Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Oct. (AP)
The arrests made by prohibition
agents along the New Jersey and
Long Island coasts were the result
of the treasury's successful uncov
ering of a gigantic liquor smug
gling ring operating from the
French possessions on the eastern
store of Canada.
The smugglers went to large
expense to purchase new boats to
run rum into the United States
bat the alertness of the depart
ment of commerce in uncovering
their unlicensed radio station re
sulted in their exposure.
The steamer Shawnee was fired
upon about a month ago by the
coast guard In an attempt to cap
ture this member of the smug
gling fleet, . Assistant Secretary
Lowxnan said tonight.
He added that from the inspec
tion of the smuggling the coast
guard had been able through the
commerce department oeeipnenng
the smugglers' code, messages to
nrevent the rum float from land
ing much of tbir cargo.
EXGUSf
OFFERED
AT TIL OF FILL
WASHINGTON, Oct. If.
APV TMtlmasT that Edward L.
Tvtinv had consented to bid on
the Pearl Harbor-Elk Hills con
tract only after "tne norrors a
war might bring to the Pacific
coast had been sketched to him
was placed before the Jury trying
Alrebt B. ran ror orioery uw w
day by Captain John K. Robison,
whA tiM th rank of rear-admiral
while chief of engineers of the
navy.
Examined bv defense counsel,
he said be bad pleaded with Do-
heny to undertake tne wo as a
matter of patriotism after the oil
man had said ho was not Inter
ested. Robison testified he had
been placed in charge of the oil
reserves and negotiations by Ed
win Denby, then secretary of the
navy.
Lions Club Will
Be Addressed by
Six Men Friday
Six sneakers are scheduled to
address the Salem Lions club at
its Friday luncheon, each one giv
ing his ideas cfa "What a Service
Club Can Do for a City." The
sneakers are President Dewey of
the Monmouth Lions club. Presi
dent Lindqulst of the Indepen
dence den. President Rowe of the
Stayton den, President Staler of
the Salem Rotary club, Dean
Hewitt representing the Salem
Klwanis club and C. E. Wilson,
representing the Salem chamber
of commerce.
A delegation from the Salem
Lions club attended the Stayton
den's meeting Wednesday noon.
In the group were Merrill Ohling.
deputy district governor; Harry
W. Scott, Frank Doollttle, Leland
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Dr. C. H. Herd Contradicts
His Previous Statements
In Pantages Case
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A To the theatre exit door on
.the second floor.
Q What did he doT
A He atopped at the open
door.
Q Did you see him mane a
motion T
A No sir. not any.
Q How far away were you?
A About SO feet
Testimony of state witnesses
alleged Pantages seated Miss
Pringle In the theatre before tak
ing her to the scene of the al
leged attack ana men reiurnea,
motioned to her ana toon ner 10
his little office room.
Friendliness With
Herd testified that he gave Pan
tages a "high sign" wnen ne saw
him emerge from his mala office.
O Ton cave Jtlm a high sign?
A Yes, I have done it for nine
years.
Q You have been giving him
a. hirn slzn for nine years?
A Tes, with all PanUges em
ployes. , .
Q Then you were very friend
ly with Pantages, were you doit
A No sir, I am not. (The an
awer was emnhatic.)
Q You mean to say that for
nine. years you have been giving
him this high sign and yet you are
not friendly?
A Yes sir, we were not.
OTJAKE REPORTED
MOSCOW. Oct. 19. (AP)
The walls of several houses were
cracked this evening by a strong
earthquake which shook the city
of Tashkent, Russian Turkestan,
for SO seconds.
Smith, Newell Williams, B.
Bedee and Ralph Kletxing.
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TORONTO. Oct. If. (AP)
Ramsay MacDonald today was in
troduced as the prime minister of
Great Britain to 1,600 cheering
delegates to the convention of the
American Federation of labor but
he told them "I am still the old
workman I was born."
"The workman Is distinguished
by his mentality and the point of
view he had," he said in the first
address after his arrival from the
United States yesterday. "In
Great Britain I am a party man,
here today, my friends, I do not
represent a party, I represent a
whole nation. I have come across
the Atlantic as he who for the
moment Is charged to represent
the opinion, the nnity, the person
ality of the house of commons."
In his convention address Mr.
MacDonald said an appeal to la
bor was the proper form in seek
lng world peace, and In a second
address during the day before the
Man's Canadian club he said that
while he was not ashamed of being
a Britisher and a Scotsman he
felt "there Is a broader nation
hood in which we all belong."
Tne addresses were prominent
on the prime minister's program
for the day during which he was
called to receive an honorary de
gree from the University of To
ronto and to attend a reception by
the Ontario government before he
and his daughter, Ishbel, and their
oniciai party leave on a special
train at midnight for Ottawa. At
Ottawa Mr. MacDonald will dis
cuss with I Premier uaeKensie
King the part of Canada 'la the
peace moves considered ty tne
prime minister and President
Hoover.
In Introducing the prime min
ister. President William Green et
the federation, said that labor's
sympathies were with Mr! Mac
Donald's efforts to "mobilise the
agencies of peace"
"We knew him In the old days,
as the chief et the labor party,"
said Mr. Green. "We know him
today as the spokesman of Great
Britain."
We print letter heads, business
cards, posters, signs, booklets, al
most anything in our job shop.
CaU 600 for prices.
UNDERWEAR
at
25 Discount
GOWNS
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Women's wool, and silk and wool under
wear discounted just at the time of
year when crisp days make its
need felt. Some children's under
wear offered at this saving.
Women's outing flannel
gowns in solid colors and plaids
and stripes. Children's sleepers,
children's outing gowns in juvenile
patterns up to 6 yrs. : two piece pajamas
for children up to flC
12 years, for
Not all sizes in
every style so
COME EARLY
Children's slightly soiled outing gowns
regularly priced 1.25 on special at
79c
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MORE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AN MONDAY
Time Is Short-Buying Must be
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DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A. M.
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Double plaid Chester f lol d a, StOITO DreSS HaU
.11 Mu Lance elxo heavy Lucky Strikes, Ton can bay
Tn. IT, Camel, and Old wbile p , S5.00 and S6.00
on, while qua- p.,,, h Golds, per pack, quantity lasts at KUDDerS ,
Uty 7Q age each values
17c lie 77c 79c 01,95
We carry a complete line guaranteed waterproof raindoths including such
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$10.00 Sheepllned Moleskin
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ad BeaTerized &C Qt
collar
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While quality lasts V IeJD
$7.50 aU wool waterproof
coat ..........
$3.00 Slicker
Coats
$1.49
9ZJ5CS Slicker
Panto ..
98c
AH Wool Sweater Values
$8.00 ..... $2.95
$5.00 and $0.00 all wool
Union Suits, while n nr
quantity lasts . , )b93
Men's Bilk and Wool Union
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quantity qp
lasts $LVD
$3.00 dress
shades, neck
while they
last
shirts, all
band style.
69c
S6J0O Hirsch Wels water,
proof stag shirts, doable
front and back, f nil dov-
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$JDO Blue Wool Fancy C.
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$12.50 Horse hide
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Leather
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$20.00 Genuine Horaehlde
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long, BeaTerized collar, 4
pockets, belt all ii np
around Special $ JLfiwD
Ladles Rayon Hose. Light
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$1.00 value JJC
Heary Random wool union
salts Af
94.00 Talue $13
S8.00 aU wool
blankets
$2.95
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Friday
SATURDAY
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Cane Sugar
We will girt FREE
lo each customer 10
lbs- of Pure Cane Su
gar with ' each pur
chase of 5.00 or oyer.
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