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EVENTS
Homer H. Smith, McCornack bldg.
of Salem
i:ifJ " sioth-
s",.-.. Products
! lnese men's
i8Vcomn.rcial club.
...-Sunday chool
t library.
S-Sxth Annual
'rntf Cora Show.
Uotor Co.. tractor de-"?L-..
.nd Front
Business Men's
Uf. m- COm"
mert 1 Commer
...aState meeting,
L'Farm fcn asaocia
U. 8. Dotson, principal of the Tew
Park school, accompanied by about
forty pupils from the sixth grade of
the school, visited the legislature Fri-
flnv nfternnnn. Th fttatA nHn.in ..t
lice was bihu visiwd.
L,
LtchTweler. Salem.
tburn hall tonight.
.edham about Baby Chicka,
to. Phone 400.
In competition with orchestras from
j Portland and Eugene, the Revels
lion orcnesira ci naiem secured as
t'slgnment for playing at the special
$ O. A. C. Btudefit's dance at CdrVailis
$ ; Saturday night.
Rigdon. company, leading , funeral
directors. Superior service,. Moderate
price.
Dr. O. D. Miles, will leave Satur
day evening for Sacramento. Calif
ornia to visit his brother who is ill
in that city. He will ' be Joined at
Medford by another brother who will
accompany him on the trip. -
vestigating the Mexican situation. In!
15
Dance Auburn hall Bat'filght. Mrs.
Hunt's five piece orchestra, Including
violin, piano, 8a xa phone, cornet and
drums. The very best cf order and a
good time Insured. i$
vcfiilchrist returned Frl
,: visit InTacoma.
UCiweo of ftayton,
t i Salem as the guest of
The funeral services of Mrs. Helen
Huddleston, who died at the Oregon
State hospital Thursday evening will
be held from the chapel of the Rig
don Undertaking establishment, Mon
day afternoon at 3 o clock. Burial
will be In the City View cemetery.
i Almanacs,
store.
10c
each.
15
f Ballston returned
Uy evening after a several
Salem with menus.
English Cyclamen
rn house.
at
16
E. P. Hughes, an undertaker from
Astoria, returnee! to that city Satur
day after spending several days here
at the special session of the legisla
ture. Mr. Hughes said that conserva
tive estimates place the population
of Astoria at 26,000, and that Salem
will have to hurry If It equals that
amount.
rart of the Stewart repair
'out street, will spend the
ilk friends in Portland.
Considerable damage was done to
his motorcycle when Allen Frasler.
250 South 16th street, collided . with
a street cat- at eight o'clock Saturday
morning. The collision occurred pn
Commercial street between Court and
nd hand store of George Chemeketa Streets. ; Frasier escaped
fourt street, has been som """"i" wjuijr.
Portland party, kvho has
BLjon, iiio uuit-ci h iiiu nuu-cummissioneci
sum oi company m, o. n. u., were
t dance Tuesday evening pleasantly entertained at the home of
kor Elks and ladles. 17 captain ana Mrs. Hewlltt Friday eve
ning, ine evening was spent witn
Older, an employee at the cards, music and chorus Singing, fcj-
Ulice, has been taking an lowd by dinner. This is an annual
ration fdr the past fort- evant wlln members or the military
. Uking treatments from UIB"'n.
eye specialist. .
Judge W. M. Bushey has appointed
raon, who recently resign- J-ucy V. Graham, widow of Jerry
h police force to accept a " employee oi me city or
Hard at the nenltentiarv omem, wno uiea nere January 11.
m slowly from an Illness Bs aamimstrainx or ner nusnana s es
confined him to hiR home late. Keal property to trie value cf
treat lor the past week. 4000 ana Personal property held at
$4600. Mr. ' Graham died Intestate
! Says 1 can offer ona of leaving as nearest kin, his widow and
f I room bungalows in Sa- fln adopted daughter, Avllla Matlock,
rated, and furnished com- who resides in Portland. W. S. Lowe,
be told without the fur- H. K. Curtlss and David Eyre are
M H. E. Bollnger, 328 named as appraisers.'
If. 1
The parent teachers association of
'( hi locating two girls, the Lincoln school met at the school
Mder, 17, and Edna Mack, house Friday afternoon for the elec-
f away from Portland sev- tlon of officers and the discussion of
ifo, was asked by Police a number of vital subjects. Mrs. A. M.
Marcus was elected president of the
organization, Mrsf Beckett, vice presi
dent, Mrs. S. E. Edwards, secretary
and Mrs. Gannott, treasurer. A rep
resentative of the National Educa
tional Bureau of Washington, D. O..
addressed the meeting. She is travel
ing in the interests of a new eduea-
Hnncl lilll lr. . 1
m h rT Cemetery 'he women of the Lincoln School Par-
-luut-idi is in ent Teachers Bssnrlntlnn. vntnrt n
support it, passing a resolution to
write to the Oregon
behalf.
Circuit Court.
Lang Stafford er al vs. Hal J. Slstv
W lit of attachment.
Jennie Lick vs. V. L. Seamster et al.
Motion.
S. H. Heltxel, administrator of the
estate of Matthias Goodie, vs. M L.
Eskew. Praecipe.
The Burger Brothers comoanv
corporation, vs. Otto Hassing and Rosa i
missing, -complaint
Sarah Ann Shaw et al vs. Isabelle M
Anderson. Motion to make complaint
more definite and certain.
Catherine Hill vs. F, t uh.
Complaint
Ed Swallow vs. John P. Wilbur and
a . una n unur. his wife, co-partners as i rebel groups, it
"i.uur w oolen Mills. Amended com-!hm to visit Mexico.
Probate Court.
Thomas S. May estate. Final ac
count of Ida to. May, administratrix
Thomas A. May estate. Order fixing
time for hearing final account.
HOT 10 TESTJFY II
COMMiim'S PKOffi!
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t .T--2 -lT111 OREGOK SATURDAY. JANUARY 17. 165(1
Zm- PAGE FIVE.
MACfilNERY READY
FOR DtFORGEf 1 E N T
OF PROHIBITION LAW
San Antonio, Texas, Jan. IT. Luis! - t . .
. . ashmgton. Jan. 17. M;-cv,:!:ert
Cabrera, Mexican minister of finance, ... . .
, . . ! for the enforcement of constitutional
. rv w Z '"- prohibition which becama effective to-
tlfy before the stnate committee in-, dav. vii-tn.iiv .u.
. . vvintncni niiu luc
announcement today by Internal P.eve-
- uMegrapnic message to Senator allinue Commissioner Roper of the super
chairman, Senor Cabrera today de- vi. . w.iT . M
elined the former's counter invita
tion and expressed the opinion that
if Senator Fall thought it essential to
Know the opinion of various Mexican
DAILY STATISTICS
Died.
CRANE G Bryant Crane, 62, at'a
local hospital early Saturday morn
ing. Body at Rigdon & feon's. To be
shipped to his homo In Tillamook
for burial.
Born
PRICE To Mr. and Mrs. Wavne M.
Price, 443 Center street, January
17, an H pound boy.
ES TO LEAVE
BILLS
California,
MRS. ROOSEV1XT RKTTRXS.
New York, Jan. 17. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt today completed a round
Itri pto Brasil for the benefit of her
health.
With only two hours to bo before
the noon hour set for adjournment of
the special session but with none of
the legislators figuring on deferring
lunch until that legislative noon Is
reached the senate set itself on. the
fark for a speedy march through the
mass of .measures confronting It by
setting Its foot down flatly on the
consideration of any county salary
bills, a deluge of which was said to
await the first excuse for appearance.
The stand came on the considara-
tion of Representative Woodson's bill
effecting salaries of Morrow county
officials. The measure came Into the
senate on a divided report and met
with Speedy extermination by the In
definite postponement route after the
senate had gone bn record as opposed
to the consideration of any county
salary blMS?"V
ra L Shank Saturday by
111 Protective bureau in
f of Silas Williams, who
'! Friday, is expected to
iia city at 1:50 p. m. Sun
Somhern Pacific railroad.
rty will Join the body a
senators in
its
Special meeting of Salem
lem lodge No. 4, A. P. & A.
M. this evening. Work In
the M. M. degree. Visitors
welcome. 15
jln Rigdon 4 Son company.
Ned by their Instructor,
" R. Sites, the Roys'
'Wlamette university left
"8 'or a week end sing
val small vailov .,.,..
f who made the tour
!, Edwin Socolofskv, I
?l ren Basler, Paul ,
-UIM Iff. n
'mncT w J mnclB ' NOTICE
;TTJ, haV9 U8ht th LIbMt Ex"
plyre Vta i, A """"s" ana win not oe responsiDie
f "ea McGrew and for any bills made prior to this date.
, Dated January 17, 1920. -W. Ludke.
Ilian"ary 19-2 Salem I . "
. rrouuets week. All ! CARD OF THANftS
me city w l rti0,i.,.. ' r u. -..-j. ...
1 '"tot" innfl " 'n na neignDors wno
WjZ,:8, ?fl feature durlnS my recent bereavement and
aren.'.,: ous . 01 my wife- Beulah, who were
F me prod i y an thou8"tful In every consld-
pfta prefer y ' 1 extend my heartfelt thanks
aii uver ior-. uuy w. .num. 15
counter and shelf
f wment ness men . "rJ",,' 1! iOIK CHANCE TO
tar i ' ana ' l'r AU-, ABOUT TRACTORS
hwiiico. "' lhat', "actor school will be held In 8a-
i . Wlln 'he,'0"1- "r., on January 19 and 20th, at
ine Charles R. Archerd Implement
-u. s store, from 9 a. m. to 4
each day.
This is a rare opportunity for trac
tor owner anA all rv,n a
"lend In a "ecu " niiw aia iiiicicolcu
t p. mm during i " farm Power,
."rather Onii.t t. I Ynn
"... s'jiue vtiiuauie iirsi
hand information on tractors.
Come prepared to ask questions.
This school will be absolutely free to
all. There will be nothing offered for
sale and there will be no selling talks.
The tractor school will be held by
the International Harvester company
and will be thoroughly practical in
every way; The Instructors are men
who have been handling tractors for
a number of years and not only know
tractors, from the standpoint of the
ory, but have operated them, and can
give you the benefit of their practical
experience.
Every owner of a tractor or engine
is Invited to attend this school.
CHARLES R. ARCHERD IMP. CO.
15
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!Sd?M Gartant. r .
Nlro 7'.ual'nt has
-bT "w,W where h.
I Hh "ork
fc won about two v.,.
KZI10 h" "on,. ln"
p. m.
""hying
"r. and r "av,ir
f mtJ t aska for the
OJ?' turned
rUoaalT"0 n e
m this
IOrgBHr. I'll
I T I t
BIG FRESHET SUBSIDES
.
Walla Walla. Wash.. Jan. 17 Wat
er In the Walla Walla river are sub
''ng today . following the freshet
.r-iused by the near-cloudburst In the
"iue mountains yesterday at noon, and
""lay the water supply of Walla Walla
was nearlne a nni.toK. ar .
ie damage was slight but the incon
venience great for the city was with
out street lights and electric car serv
ce last night
A record attendance of art lover
was present at the meeting of the Sa
lem Art League in the Commercial
club auditorium Friday evening, and
witnessed one of the most beautiful
collections of color photography ever
displayed In the city. A. C. Barber ex
hibited about 200 pictures taken ln Sa
lem and vicinity; In which the exact
colorings were reproduced. Among
the choicest examples were photo
graphs of the J. J. Roberts home on
State street in mid-summer; the Geo.
Rodgerahome on Court street, when
the roses are in bloom; the two Mc
Nary residences at their height of their
summer beauty, and the R. J. Hen
dricks home.
Pictures of autumn foliage were also
in the collection, some of the capltol
grounds scenes being especially love
ly. Mr. Barber explained the method
of obtaining results with color pho
tography. There were also some beau
tiful .hand colored pictures exhibited
by Mrs. Trover, Miss Nina Cook, Mrs.
Seely and Otto Paulus, and a loan from
the Patton Brothers store.
Members of the . league are very
anxious that all persons interested ln
art attend the meetings, as there prom
ises to be subjects of especial value at
each gathering. The date of the next
meeting will be announced later.
Johnson Gains
Prestige Thru
Force of Arms
San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 17. Jack
Johnson, one heavyweight boxing
champion of the world, has acquired a
certain social status in Mexico, J. B.
Gardner of Hot Springs, Ark., today
told the senate sub-committee lnvestl-
ating the Mexican situation. Johnson
did It wtih the asslsance of a group of
armed Carranza officers, the wtlness
explained.
Johnson, the wntless Said, In July,
191. entered an American owned drug
store and demanded service in the cafe
division. The American waitress In
formed Johnson it was against the or
ders of the place to serve negroes.
Johnson left with the threat to
"make trouble." He returned, accom
panied by white Mexican women and
army officers. The officers compelleo?
the attendant to fill Johnson's order.
One of the owners of the store was
ealled to the table by the officers.
Gardner said, and with pistols display
ed made him shake hands with John
son and embrace him.
Johnson is a real estate agent. One
of his advertisements addressed to
"ooolred people" advises them to own
a home ln Mexico, "where one man is
as good as another; It is not your color
that counts."
PRIZE IS RETURNED
. Victoria, B. C, Jan, IT. The prize
schooner Leonor, which was captured
b y the Canadian cruiser Rainbow in
the Gulf of California in 191 has been
ordered handed back to her owners.
The order was Issued by the London
admiralty court following a hearing.
The Leonor has been since 1916,
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SPLIT ON RUSSIAN
TRADE DECISIONS
Paris, Jan. 17. The prime minis
ters of the allies, it appears were
not ln entire accord respecting the
decisions yesterday upon a limited
opening of trade with Russia.
Premier Lloyd-George proposed the
measure seemingly to conciliate (he
labor forces of England. Premier Nit
ti supported Mr. Lloyd-George, ex
plaining that the decision would have
a good effect upon political ofilnlon
in Italy, where a good deal of bol
shevik agitation Is reported. Premier
Clemenceau opposed ny dealings
with bolshevik Russia but finally said
he would agree to Such a measure of
trade as that finally announced. He
insisted, however, upon writing the
final paragraph affirming that the,
allies had not changed their attitude
oward the sovies. M. Clemenceau al-
remarked that he would soon be
out of the supreme council anyway.
There appears to be more eoncern
in the minds of military men over the
recent defeats of General Denikine,
antl-bolshevlk leader In southern
Russia, and the remnants of Admiral
Kolchak's all Russian forces, than
In the minds of the statesmen com
posing the supreme council.
The supervisors and the states over
which they will have jurisdiction in
clude: Northwpntern r).n..tn,.pt ti
would be useless for Larson supervising acent. T)Pnv.P
are a man of very independent en- j Colorado "".
th.8t .lOU W0Ul. "0t be "b'e t0i Plc,f,c department WWIam A
Z lh" r":ie" JU ere Kelly, supervising agent. San .dcit
.v V ". I co, Washington. Oregon
Thi following Is the text of Cabre-1 Nevada. Arizona,
ras reply:
"I am very sorry that you have nol I
taken my telegram 1n the sense and
spirit in which it was sent, that is to
say, a really sincere and candid in
vitation that you would visit and see
our country.
"Your telegram declining my in-1
vitation is nevertheless the most il- j
luminating document that could have :
been written since it gives us the op-
portunity of knowing the purpose of i
the investigation that you are car- j
rying on. The fact is that the govern- j
ment of Mexico could not Invite you 1
to come and have conferences with
the rebels; but we invited you to trav
el and s-'e the country and 1 can as
sure you that there is not a railway
line here you could not go in a spe
cial car under the protection of our
troops.
"If you consider it essential to
know what the opinion is of such
and such a group of rebels and if you
think that the best way of 'assisting
the real conditions of our country is
to listen to reports Instead of .really
and actually seeing the way the na
tion is livingand working, I do not
believe that we can be useful to you."
I
See M
Big
eyer
Announcement on
FORD TRUCK WITH TWO lO.V
ATTACHMENT. RUNS LIKE A
OSCARbT GINGRIClf
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
7t Conrt Street Phone (US
: W, W.M00RE
House Furnisher
HOME OP THE VICTROI.A
You get more for'your
Money at Moore's.
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OPTOnETRIST-OPTICIAN
laddsBush Bank Building
Our tn.ciiltles are of
the highest charac
ter. We are equip
ped to satisfy the
most exacting cli
ent The courteous
conduct of our staff
matches the up to
dateness of our
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BUY REMNANTS
AT THB
Remnant Store
54 North Commercial
L.M.HUM
ear of
YickSoTocg
Chinese Medicine and Tea Oe.
U&i medicine which will eure any
known disease,
Opeaa Sundays from 10 A. IL
until IF.M.
1SS Bonth High Bt, '
Salem, Oregon, Phone 181
IHIIMHItlll
DRAPERIES
MADE TO OKJUiiit TO lit
TOD HWI.VDOWS.
C S. HAMILTON
340 Court Sreet
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
Also Junk of All Kinds
Bert Prlcen Guaranteed
CALL 898
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
The Bqnars Deal House
871 Chemeketa Bt Phone S98
SWIM FDR HAN
SPRFADING ALLEGED
ED" PROPAGANDA
Police were working Satiimri- af
ternoon to undermine what is believ
ed a concerted effort to Incite sym
pathy for the I. W. W. organization
and radical action In Sulem.
With the appearance at police
headquarters of J. E. Elson, rural
route 7, with a circular he said was
handed to him by a man on the
street, Investigation Immediately be
gan. The circular evidently one of
many copies, was the reprint of an
open letter attacking the present ad
ministration of federal laws, ana ae-
crylng he denial of "free speech and
press."
Up to a late hour the circulators or
the propaganda had not been caught.
Police believe there are several men
ih the city scattering the propagan
da.
ALLEGED SLAYER FI1EED
Brbwnwood, Texas, Jan. 17. Harry
J. Spanell was acquitted of the charge
of murdering Colonel M. C. Butler at
Alpine, Texas, July 20, 1916. The jury
in the district court was out two
hours:
At his first trial Spanell was .ac
quitted of the charge of murdering
his wife.
Three months later he was convict
ed of killing Colonel Butler, ine
court of appeals held, however, that
the trial court erred in failing to sub
mit to the Jury the plea of Jeopardy.
FISH TREAT V TO BE CHANGED
Here Is Your Big 0
pportunity
Washington, Jan. 17. The proposes
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain -to regulate salmon fish
ing ln American-Canadian waters prln
cipally on the Pacific coast, was return
ed to President Wilson today by the
senate at the request of the state de
partment for changes, principal! of
verbiage.
HOLMES WITH PACIFIC LEAGPE
San Francisco, Jan. 17. 11. E. Hoi
mes. Western league umpire, has been
signed for the Pacific Coast league,
V. H. McCarthy, president of the
Coast league, announced today.
We have a number of USED FORDS, and they are accumulating for the rea
son that we are receiving . f '
Extra Allotments of New
FORD CARS
Which must be moved. These USED FORDS have all been, overhauled and
repainted and are in perfect running order. Remember last season's con
ditions on USED FORDS. They were not to be had at' any price, and the
same condition will prevail again this season.
IF YOU WANT A CAR, NOW IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
With these FORDS, all in perfect condition, and at these "GIVE AWAY
PRICES", no one should be without a car
Act quick, before they are all Sold
l&Zfey Motor o.