THURSDAY, JULY2jU920
TOE CAPITAL JOUKNAE.
How Salem Really Looks From An Airplane
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Fruit Causiers
ist Have ,
Bankers State
. . I'urilaiKl,: Gi',,Ii)!y .'i.Cnless tro
I son . fruit cunnet'H receive Immediate
- wiivHef from. bunk to finance the Indus- '
i:Vf oVer the "pealc of necessity, heavy crease-21,975
I losses ylll be., sustained by the pack-
I f" numnames, ud frmiirrowerg also 1 S
will sutler more serious hardships, ac-1 Z.
ouvdiiig to conclusions reached a t ' j!
conference "here ,of city and country t J .
don Times dimiatch from Milun. Hal.
tun,, wurshipif and coast artillery bora
hauled tho Albanian positions, whliili
1-eiJlied Willi rule firo. Tho movement
of tlnlian ti-oons is increasing rapidly
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Census Figures
,. Uanhingtoii,- July -22. Itha- ' !
cn, jr. Y.. 17,004: increase -l
2202.
Jlinot,- N
ctei'ae '4iS!s.
Portsmouth, Va., 54,38
n 10,470;
Austin, Mmn.i
crease 81B8.
Lackawanna, N. Y
increase 3369 "
' Olean, N." T., 20,506
crease 6763.
in-
in-
10,118; In-
17,018;
in-
meetlinr was held here Tuesday, but
l the subjects discussed were withheld
i until today. ,
i Banks are said to have reached
their limit in loans to dinners and
I growers- and it is understood that l.
was decided to appeal to the federal
reserve banks for relief. It was said
i the federal reserve banks, under the
j piea of desiring not to take available
j tnnds from "essential industries" have
I refused the short term loans that
would tide the canners over i-e next
iwu momhs, accoidmg to statements
of cawierymen. , ..
, -"HcUo BUlt"-
Italians Attack AIImuiuuis.
i -."Hdlo Bill!" .
Jack Johnson
Given Ovation
a year for violation of tho Mann act.
. 1 ully 1,000 persons, mostly.uolorod,
had Rathered at the station to sco the
man who after years of wandering as
a fugitive from ., Justice, surrendered
to American amhouties Tuesday
atier crossinsf the Alexlcan line from
TijtBiia, Ijower . California; : '
Johnson's white wife ' went east
jj. i wiui mm in tile same I'uliman car
but iiv another. 6'urmartment.
. "IMIo Mill:"
i Planes Start On
I, Third Flight Leg
"I t;rand Rapids, Mich., July 22. The
I four Alaska bound army airplanes left
here at 11:30 todav on the third
Lake Michigan to Winona, Minn.
"IKJlo 1M11!"
.Tames King., swimming Instructor
at the Nye beach swimming pool, was
rescued from drowning In the surf
at Nye beach.
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PRINTING
A satisfied customer returns.
ROWLAND PRINTING CO.
rhone 1512, over rations Hook Store
'IIllo Jlill!', .
Trunks, Bags, Suit
Cases
just - before his departure at 10
London, July 21. JVlgluIng In Av- o'clock for Chicago where several
lona, Albania, is- reported in a Lon- venrs ago he was sentenced to wrve
"1IPLT.O Bl fjL!"
Los Angeles, Cal., July 22. Jack
.Tnhnwlin. fni'm! hn vv wplc-lit nlmm-
pion was-given 'an ovation at the;MUS!C Rolls and Brief Cases, ftl
Santa 1 Fe station here early today ti Q 171 1 ltCM '
340 Court Street
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stances With as many divisions of in-i rj t AT J T
air forces JIVtJtet' i UlllCU 1 (J
Reproduction of actual photograph of Salem taken from plane of the Webfoot Aircraft com
raiiv. piloted by Elmer Cook, by a Capital Journal reporter. . . ,
' "HELLO BILL!"
Allies Prepare
To Aid Poland
Against "Reds"
I icu!u7, imiik uii.n:iiiiieiiis, -air rorcesj
, ana artillery-as may bo transported
I in due tinio. . -. . " . ..
' "Hollo Bill!"
Portland To Be
Headquarters of
Succeed Thomas
Paris, July 22. The allies have de-
rlripd to tnltc measures preparatory to
mmm m wam m m a, mm m m-mh j " uu.j irurClclIll
giving ; military aid to Poland if . that has been chos'en as western headquar
shrill rl nrnvfl npeessn.l-v. it war nnrnjirl .
should prove necessary, it was learned
today. ,
A K'rAni-'h mfaqfnn tiomlor? lir Tnlaa T
Jusserand, French ambassador to the
united tsates wno is Home on leave,
will leave tonight for Warsaw to ar
range for prompt succor to the Po!e.
On the same train and with the same
object there will be a British mission
headed by Lord Abernon, British am
bassador to Berlin. .
These mlslons, it Is learned, leave
with full authority to say to the Poles
that whatever aid is needed, whether
military or financial or in the nature
ot supplies, will be forthcoming if in.,
bolsheviki persist in a design to march
inti distinctively Polish territory.
It is stated unofficially but on high
authority, that this means help for
Poland in the form of troops, if they
are required.
Already a large number of allied "of
ficers and subalterns are with the
Polish arrAy, which, it is declared,
will be increased according to clrcum-
t. Ur. George "Rebec of Hortland has
I been named to succeed Prof. J, Frank
i lin Thomas, resigned, as a member of
the child welfare commission, ac-
rj ' 17 trr -'cording to advices received by Gov
DOUrDOnS In HSj!rnor--CUcott this afternoon from l.r.
. . . . . it. L. Camnbell. oresident of tho Uni
versity of Oregon. The appointment
is made by President Campbell under
tne law which provides that one mem
ber of the commission shall be named
by the president of the University of
Oregon, Dr, Rebec is director of the
Portland center of the university ex-
Portun,. Or.,' July 22. Portland
tera of the democratic national com
mittee irt Its. conduct of the coming
presidential campaign. - . .. ;'s
JJr. c. J, Smith, chairman of tho
iCrlrlC. 8tat? "traI committee, tension division.
Wednesday received the announcement
of Portland's choice In a telegram sent
by Dn J. W. Morrow, national commit
teeman, who is at Columbus to attend
the meeting of the national committee
which has been .gathered there to
meet with Governor Cox In conference
over plans for the campaign.
Word Is also sent by Dr. Morrow
that both Governor Cox and Franklin
D. Roosevelt, the vice-presidential
nominee, would visit Oregon, during
the campaign, the first swing around
the circle of the main linetn wna Hup.
ing the latter part of the campaign,
probably in September or Octooer,
while Roosevelt will precede his chief
and visit the state some time during:
August. .i-.-.'-j- ..
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-- "HELLO BILL!
"Hello Bill!"
Hartford, Man
To Be RooseveWs '..
Successor, Belief
Washington, July 23 Thomas J.
Spellacy of Hartford, Conn., is un
derstood to have been
assistant secretary of the navy to
succeed Franklin D. Roosevelt, when
Mr. Roosevelt retires about August 9
to make the race as a vice nrosirinn.
tial candidate, ,-.
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Hello, Bill!
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Musical Revue
Bright, smart, snappy, full of pep and jazz
Bligh Theatre
JL
Genuine Walrus
&
In 18m Leather Lined, $12.50
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179 N. Com'l St. A
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Ladies Wanted
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REPUBLIC TRUCKS i;
With Parts and Service "
W. H. Hildebrandt & Co. !
,. Distributors '
(Marlon County Polk County
279 N. Comnicrclat St., Salem T
Phono 673
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L. M. HUM
Care of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Co.
Ha medicine which will cure
any known disease.
Open Sundays from It a. m
until 8 p. m.
1ES South High Street
Salem, Oregon. Phone til
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Transfer Co.
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and SACKS
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171 Chemeketa St. Phone III
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Thousands of Elks from all over the State are gathering in our midst Hundreds of eager shoppers n ill gather with us during these convention
days, a Carnival of Bargains specially selected for Convention Days.
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During
These
C ARN I V AL DAYS
Arrange your plans now, to get a few of these choice specials.
SHOES
450 Ladies'
White Shoes
...$2.55
pmps and Oxfords," black
CarnS Days.. $4.95
AT Carnival
Prices
White Pumps and Oxfords
for Carnival Days
25
PER CENT OFF
I
KHAKI DRESSES
?3.75 Ladies' TfhoV,- n- .... ,
ood quaiity ...1 88C8" we" maae'
$2.49
$3.75
CORSETS
ABO CORSETS, all styles
and sizes
S2.75IO$5.no
HOSIERY, Silk Hose and
Fine Socks
65c T0 $3.25
44c
lllll 0 J1 -VT V-Vx
lOpound sack Hard Wheat
4. w
Pancake Flour ,
Lard, 4 pounds J J QQ
Shortening:, No. 5 ! AQ
- : 55c
Karo Syrup, No. 5 pail
Krinkle Corn Flakes, S for ....
Oyster Soup Crackers ...........
Pop 'Corn, per pound
Large Pkg. Alber's Oats .......
Small Pkg. Rolled Oats
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour
Large Pkg. Wheat Flakes .....
Salmon, tall can, 5 for
$1.00 Special Broom for .........
Come in and look at them.
Peanut Butter, 5 lbs. for
Fresh Oregon Cheese, 3 lbs:
Armour's Mixed Vegetables,
tall cans , '
GROCER! ES
CARNIVAL PRICES THAT SAVE.
String Beans J5C
Swift's Pride Washing Powder, large 20 C
Elk Savon Soap, 21 bars for gJQQ
Seafoam Washing Powder, bulk g.
Wool Soap, 2 for ..:... Jg.
Matches, large, per box
Pork and Beans, large can 9Q
Mason Fruit Jars, quarts, dozen 95 C
Mason Fruit Jars, 12 gallons ......... CI OA
s Jew mmm v
SMOKED MEATS
Fresh Cottage Rolls
Fresh Picnic Hams
Bacon Back
Armour's Summer Sausage, per lb....
Fresh Sausage, per pound -
Herring, 2 for
Cod Fish, .2 lb. bricks
25c
16c
10c
32c
14c
13c
32c
$1.00
60c
83c
$1.00
10c
ECONOMY
BASEMENT
Where Bargains reign su
preme, for three days,
these Basement Specials.
Work
Shirts
Blue and Gray
$1.25
36c
26c
34c
40c
25 c
5c
33c
Buttons
2c
a Card
Remnants
at ; .
Carnival Prices
Weighing
Scales
19c
Brooms
63c
Ribbons
Reduced
Koveralls
79c
Laces
at
2c
A Card
Dress Goods
Organdie, Batiste, 'Carnival Days,
: the yard -
39c
Gingham Dresses
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Dresses, Carnival,
98c
and up.
Overalls
and Koveralls at Covention Prices.
$3.50 Men's extra heavy Qft ffP
quality Denim Overalls:. I O
Koveralls
Children's extra heavy Koveralls
and Overalls,"' e"l OCT
Carnival Days $JL.-t)
Home Journal Patterns Free with
every Dress Goods purchase
Save Your Premium Tickets Redeemable
hrbeautiful and Useful Presents
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"Shop Where The Crowd Buy"
Friday and Saturday only, with every Two
Dollar Purchase, a Gary-All Bag for ........ 5g
FREE ELK HATS
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