Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 18, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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    THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919.
PAGE SEVEN.
n ARRESTED
ill L0G6ING G1P AT
CLACK ROCK IS HELD
Dallas, Or;, Nov. 18. Walter Ben
kopp, a Russian, by birth and aiitW.
W. agitator, was arrested by Sheriff
John W. Orr la on of the logging
camps above Black Rack in the- west
ern part of Polk ' county Saturday
morning, and brought to Dallas where
be was lodged In the county jail await
Sag a. hearing: :
Benkopp is alleged by member of
the XoyaL Legion of Logger and Lum
bermen of the Black Rock camp to
bare made remarks concerning- the
shooting affair at the armistice day
parade at Centralis., upholding the I.
W. W. and placing all the blame on
the soldiers. He is also opposed to ev
erything in which the government has
a. hand and would much rather see
this country run the same as Russia
Is being handled, it is said. He will
probably be held until work is- receiv
ed from the United States district at
torney's office in regard to his case.
During the past week there has been
several demonstrations by I. W. W.
sympathizers about Dallas. Thursday,
an employe of the Willamette "Valley
sawmill in this city was given his
walking papers for making remarks
derogatory to the government. Later
on he was advised by Sheriff Orr to
leave town as feeling was running
high among ex-service men and mem
bers of the L. L. L. L.
Wednesday another citizen, alleged
Jito have been pro-German during the
war, made remarks condemning the
ex-service men for the Centralia af
fair and claiming that the government
was doing more for the soldiers now
than was necessary. His case has also
been presented to the district attor
ney's office in Portland for consider
ation. The authorities in. Polk county are
bound to see that no I. W. V. gain a
foot hold here and they have the co
operation of both the1 Loyal Legion of
Loggers and Lumbermen and the ex-
service men together with that of
practically every citizen of the coun
ty. During the past several months
no less than 16 I. W. W. agitators and
sympathizers have' been forcibly kick-
ed out of the logging camps near
Slack Rock and told never to come
back again.
ER
TO SPEAK TONIGHT ON
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During the war he tacked up the
ides of battle ships that were to bring
, defeat to the foe. .
Today he speaks from rostrums,'
sending forth the propaganda that
means the end to traitorlsm and bol
ahevistn.-
That's E. B. Fish, one time mechan
ic In a Seattle shipyard; and now na
tionally famed orator, He will talk at
is tPis
Sow 88 fears Old But Works At'
Trade of Blacksmith and Feels
lounger Since Piles
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The oldest active blacksmith in
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piles.
MA Jseob Lyon, Homer, Mich.
X wish that you could hear him
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the armory. Ferry and Liberty street,
at eight o'clock tonight Generous
publicity given to the affair indicates
that a crowd greater than ever before
thronged the auditorium will be on
hand.
Every worklngman,' his employer
and children are urged te hear- Mr.
Fish tonight He is said to have a vi
tal message that effects them all.
Several Salem people have already
heard him and declare he Is as ora-
torteatty capable as- "Billy"- Sunday
or Madame Pankhurst
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You can buy a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's
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and $1, the latter sufficient to enable an
entire family to enjoy food for months.
In spite of the fact that Dr. Caldwell's
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laxative in the world, there being over
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who need its benefits have not yet used
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B. Caldwell, 511 Washington St., Monti
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county, Ohio,, they attend alt the
who reported hep experience- to the
United States Department ot Agricul
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ot these peats undermined her garden
this season, digging diminutive tunnels
here, there, and everywhere. It would
have discouraged the average woman; i
it didn't disturb this one. She started
a little irrigation plant of her own, us
ing -the tunnels as irrigation, ditches.
She filled the tunnels with water re
peatedly,, until the garden was well
watered, and finally drove the moles
of f the pvemises.
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