Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 13, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TexttAGh Si BAND AKD CRGti ORGANIZED AT LIBERTY FIRST CONCERT GiYOI True to the progressive spirit or Liberty community, they now are the proud possessor of band and or chestra that would do credit to any community. . On Friday evening every progressive citizen, it it were at all possible, was present at the parent tiacher associa tion. Liberty hali. The following program- was ren- dPianosolo. Traumerl." Kuth Dough erty; dramatiration. "Cindrella." pri mary pupils: selection. Liberty orches tra; mas, song "15Iow Ye Winds! S O'" Includlns Scottish hornpipe dance, intermediate pupils; selected pieces t Liberty band; address. 'The Progres sive Spirit." Walter Denton. The band organization is as follows: J. H. Emry. Chester Dinser, basses: altos. Frank Rhubets, Leon Williams; cornets. Lynn Hill. Lyle Raines, Chas. Stevenson. Albert Daugherty; trom bones. Oris Hoffman, Guy Williams, H. Tatterson. W. H. Nennes: saxa L r i iwmhix- W. Dorhanf. pnouL-o, v.. . baritone. R. E. Birch; clarinets. Ralph Emery. Harold Jud.l, can uium,... drums, Ted Rhubetz, Fred L. Scott; , i .i:..Ant.,i- ivnn Martin. mum ti'. - - Organization of the orchestra is us follows: Corn.'t. U nm; mu..u... Miss Frances Rhubetz: cello. J. H. Emery: violin, Frank Rhubotz: piano. Kuth Dougherty; drums. II. E Buick ui,i.. t-.,rch 19. the Liberty Hchool ball team assisted by the entire t-hool and community gives a enurtainlng featuring mainly Thfi 1-amous Case of Breech of Promise -Rebecca Smythe vs Plentiful Smith a farce. All are assured a good laugh. Wilde Defeats Mason Declare Newspaper Men Toledo, Ohio, Mar. 13. According to newspaper experts gathered at the rinirslile last niKht, Jimmy Wilde. Brit ish flyweight champion easily bested KranUte Mason, of Fort Wayne, Ind., American aspirant fnr title, after 12 rounds of spectacular fighting here. Wilde, as his share for the fight re ceived $10,000; Mason received $5000. About 3 7 0 1) enthusiasts were present. A number of women were scattered about the hall. The fight whs one of the greatest seen In this country, according to ex perts who were present, including Rd Smith, the referee, who declared he nevar saw a more aggressive fighter who was so willing to mix and carry the fighting as whs Wilde. Smith, however, said he could not render, a decision In the affair, ns tinder the boxing commission rules here, it Is for bidden to dii so. He Intimated, how ever, that if a decision was rendered, n draw would have been a fair verdict. Wilde expected to leave here this afternoon for Jersey ,CIty. . Iain might take. It is equally true that the senator was not disposed to make any recommendation in Myers' favor, Myers thus met with a seeming impasae. f Game Is Cancelled, But Senators Work On For New Field Despite the fact that the inclement weather has caused the cancellation of the game with the Aggies at Cor vallis. Manager Bishop is going ahead with plans for a meeting with the college nine at the first opportunity. The abandonment of the game sched uled for today represents a loss D Jimmy Richardson, the Aggie mana ger, of about 30 slmoleons as he had invested that sum in advertising. "Buy a ticket to the St. Patrick s dance at the armory, Monday night says Biddie. Every ticket means three hoard on the new park fence at 12th and Ozford streets. Contractor Bahl- burg is working steaauy in an eiron to have the .grand aland completed in time for the Moosejaw games about the first week In April, better come out and look over tne piani, first chance you have, the manager invites. . New York Strike Of Longshoremen In Effect Today v.- vnpit. Mar. II. The strike of local longshoremen checkers and dock workers to enforce demands for an in cra in waces and - adjustment of working hours, which was unanimous ly voted last night, became eiiecuve this morning. The unions involved claim a mem bership of between 7090 and 800. ctonmuhtn nwners said if the full membership walked out coastwise ship ping would be nearly tied up. com panies affected include the Maiiory. Civile Morgan. Old Dominion, buuh.- 'ern Pacific and the ocean steamship j company lines. Longshoremen are now paid 65 'cents an hour for a basic eight hour -.;.. i an hour for overtime. They demand 1 an hour and J2.50 an hour for overtime. The cnecaera an Increase from $25 a week Xo $38.50 and a reduction of four hours a week. The dock workers want a 25 per cent increase in wages over their present scale of $tr a week. Steamship owners declare they were unable to meet the demands because they were bound by the award tae natoinal adjustment comlssion which was to remain in effect until Septem ber 30, 1920. ' LEXINGTON LIGHTS SOLVE PROBLEM OF DANGEROUS GLARE ' th a device lias peen perfected that is advanced as solving the last of the hasic automobile problems, that of "blinding headlights glare. This inven- tinn has met with the approval and recommendation of the Society of Il luminating Engineers, that authority on illumination which drafted the The Itching and Sting i Hi-? F erv Eczema . w ' Vml ll In IB TM source i . . Myers Loses Hope 'Abandons Fight To Retain Old Job Washington, Mar. 13 Former Post master Frank Stott Myers, of Port land, who came to Washington a few days ago to seek reinstatement, Is supposed to have left the city dlsap- nnltiturl with the 1-eallltH of his mis sion. It appears he failed to make pro gress in that direction nnd out not call at the office of the senate post office committee, where he had writ ten to ask for a hearing nnd was in formed that he would be heard if he desired, although nothing is now pending before that committee with reference to the Portland postofflce. Intimations given by Myers were that upon his return to Oregon a cam paign against r'enomination of Sena tor Chumberlaln will be launched, possibly with Myers himself as can didate, Myers still retaining the theory that Senator Chamberlain could have restored him to his post office Job had he been so disposed. It is known that the postofflce depart ment would not entertain any sug gestion to reinstate Myers Independ ent of any position Senator Chamber- II GIVE IMPETUS TO LUMBER ACTIVITY Railroad buyers are actively enter ing the lumber market of western Oregon and western Washington and areoffering the mills much new tusi- ness. . , The needs of the railroads are great and Include lumber for ties, for cars, for bride and trestle work for station buildings and for various other forms of construc tion. Much lumber now being bought here Isto be used In building new cars, but It will be six months, at least before I any such cars can bo built and placid j in service to relieve the existing car! shortage. -' j The industry in the northwest con-j tinues short of cars und an adequate i supply cannot be available until thou-i sands of new cars sre built. The up. gregate volume of unfilled rail orders; on the hooks of 132 mills reporting 10 the West Coast Lumbermen's assot i i- tion hint .week was 12,273 cars, mi l this In the face of a movement of 'J02S ; cars In the rail trade from these same mills within the week. The rnillM are tiiklne full iulvantnurt ' of other favorable conditions and .irej cutting approximately their full ca- j pacily. Production at the 132 mills lit.- week was 87,029,732 feet which was within 6,230,2liil feet, or 6.6S per cent of normal. Mont mills adhere to tin? policy of declining now business in excess of their ability to deliver by the cars now available. Orders for the week were held to 54,025,072 feet of which 4J,- 650,000 feet Were for rail .delivery, 4,473,042 fec for export, 3,474,833 feet ftir domestic water shlnment and 2.- 427,207 feet for local delivery. t!i..a.iUitioiifbl. seems um " I:.7... There i a harMfln caused by Eciem that beeomei a torture7 The itching .lmost Snbeartble. and th. ik In M.mi on fir. with.th. buntal n irri tation. A cure from local .1 it a ntmikTIrl IS in ??J:i5. 8 audi treatment can only allay the pain temporar ily. The diseaae can only be reached by going deep down to its ource. 7 . L:.h urease v . an infection, - through the ikin. rj' ,j Er. : thoroughly 110 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga. fiRAND fcfZT MARCH 17 BARXKS APPOINTED IV. D. Barnes, Eends newspaperman was named by Governor Olcott this afternoon as county judge of Des chutes county to succeed W. D. Barnes resigned. The resignation ang appoint ment are effective today. CLASS AD IT AND SELL IT JOURNAL CLASS ADS SELL IT law. which holds that th. iiti.i irisMrk, - .- .,.i,tliuv. ' j able reflector lamp is the only n! lighting system d. vtVd for automo-j i Dijesw This lamp has been adopted at. standard equipment on the Lexington Minute Man Six, and may be seen at the ealesrooma of the B. & C. Motor company at 17 South Commercial street. The devise cannot fail to In terest all motorists, who are Invited to inspect whs nnu umer exclusive fea tures presented by the new Lexington. The movable reflectors are operated by the vacuum created in the motor bv the suction stroke of the nistnn. '.Tills suction exhausts the air from a metal bellows connected to the reflec tors. jn instrument uoaru control, a simple touch of which will raise or de flect tne ngnts also nas Deen provided. The device complies with the spirit of every known anti-light law. Nothing la left to the ludement of a. ri.-lvo,- as to how far he shall deflect the proJ jecieu ufaiiiii tu cuiue wiinin tne law. Those positions are fixed by the de vice. If the lights thru, neglect, are toinaticaiu. , ' "e stops. " ' .'rtt.... f 6 March istu Alness of ! wife. loIO) (0) E 13t mr k I i KEEP YOUR EYES ON THIS VITAL SECTION Here tails yu per cent 01 your worK. Any dui noosiers scientitic arrangement t ; I ! 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Hoosier's scientific arrangement has elim inated partitions and all o e that hinders. 1 ? 3 Hi IP M 11412 H oosier -holds a J 3 nation-wide preference The features which distinguish the Hoosier are m Each bears a distinct relation to the complete cabwlj one convenience claims all attention. Hoosier is nothing less than a group of master ideas, scmtM arranged. ' . ,: ; In effect, Hoosier is a labor-saving machine, each of jJIS'E tory service. Hoosier arrangement and Hoosier quality hae maae me n the world's largest kitchen cabinet producers. nearly two million w "If you haven't a Hoosier, you need one," that s what nea W d; say. They KNOW, for they use them each day. Isn't your time and strewn moderate cost of a Hoosier on convenient terms? BOWLING On Our ALLEYS If a Pleasure. You will find no better place to spend your even ings than at the CLUB BOWLING 'ALLEYS 122 N. Commercial Street POOL POOL Bags, Suitcases and Trunks Can be seen in our North Window. 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