Saturday, j
1W
Ike Capital Journal em. urexoa
Cites Ten Reasons Why
Business Outlook In United States
Favorable To Continued Prosperity
Wellesley, Mam., Nov. 20. Ten ; an influential means of moulding be Blighted in any consideration
public opinion. This profession has; of the future of industries m gen-
easons why the business outlook
. to the United States Is favorable
And why business men should as
i ifiumc a more optimistic attitude
r given by Roger W. Rabson,
femous statistician. Here they
re:
"First, the working people in
this country are in possession of
xfee great majority of the bonds
Issued by the United States gov--wfnment
during the war. This is a
ry favorable sign, for It shows
that the great mass of people ure
in a sound financial condition.
"Second, that as a result of the
coming of national prohibition two
and one half billion dollars previ
ously wasted In this industry year
ly is now available for business
projects that are more useful and
more likely to promote the wel
fare of all people.
"Third, that in spite of the wide
.spread opinion to the contrary, the
federal reserve banking system
bus been an Important factor in
stabilizing financial conditions in
this country.
"Fourth, that advertising is now.
now reached such an advanced eral.
and scientific stage In its devel
opment that it is a logical means
by which the people of the coun
try can be convinced that con
trary to their present opinion bus
iness is really on a firm basis and
that there is no cause for the pres
ent depression.
"Fifth, that the argument that
the falling off of our foreign trade
will prove ruinous is ill founded.
for such trade only constitutes 6
per cent of the total. What little
stoppage there may be in this
field, therefore, is of little or no
consequence and will have no no
ticeable effect on the general bus
iness outlook,
"Sixth, that recently the stand
ardization of manufacturing pro
cesses has been Increasing with
such amazing rapidity that there
has been a considerable reduction
,ln the cost of commodities. This
(a n nnrmniiAnt fnfhinnia i.P nr.
"Seventh, that all statistics gath
ered recently offer overwhelming
proof that seasonal fluctuations .n
production in this country are rap
Idly decreasing. This will prove to
be very beneficial, as it will tend
to make the demands for labor
more constant.
Turkey Market
Hottest In Years,
46 Cents Offered
Roseburg, Or., Nov. 20. Never
In the history of this county since
it became famous as a turkey-grow
ing section has the market fallen as
flat as It did yesterday from the
standpoint of the number of birds
being marketed.
At Oakland, Or., 20 miles north
of this cty, and the center of the
turkey industry of this county,
there will probably be not more
than one car of turkeys shipped for
the Thanksgiving trade ,it was said.
Oakland usually handles not less
than three cars of turkeys at this
A like condt-
mean Importance and should notiness world.
radically reduced in the near fu
ture.
"Ninth, that rapid progress is
being made In Industrial education
with the result that the men em
ployed in industrial plants are
much better trained for their tasks
and are performing them with far
greater efficiency. The trade
schoosl that are now established
in all sections of the country are.
accomplishing wonders in this
way.
"Tenth, that the United State
as a result of the war is now c
creditor nation instead of a debt
or nation, and, therefore, is In a
very powerful position In the bus-
Airlie Mill To
Reopen Is Report
Alrlle, Or., Nov. 20. Davis &
Weber have Just returned from
Portland where they have been for
. i diva nn business. Since
their return It has been announced
that they will resume operations at
thtf mill about January 1. The mill
Local Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kay and
daughter, Miss Marjory Kay, left
his morning tor (Jorwllls to wit
sness the Oregon-O. A. C, football
game,
I. Smith, of Smith's cigar store,
left this morning for Corvallls to
see the annual grid clash between
the university and agricultural
college teams.
B. H. Pixley of. this city, at
tended the football game between
Oregon and O. A. C. at Corvallls
jtjoday. He will return to Salem to
.jjnorrow. :) Oeiorge Kemp, who escaped
vfrom the state orison nere in 1917
returned last night to com- Vlavl dealer, Mrs. A. G. Foor,
a!te his sentence. Kemp was room 331 Hotel Mariin. I'rlejnjs
turned over to Oregon authorities , and patrons invited to rail. 273
W .officials of the Walla Walla,
relative to Oregon schools, listing
every school of more than one
room within the state together
with the names of the faculty
members, their years of experi
ence, annual salary, the assessed
value of the district, special levies
al statement issued today by the
state department.
These governments believe, the
statement added, that "the inter
ests of the Chinese people can best
be served by the cooperative ac
tion of their several banking corn-
made in 1919. indebtedness of the munities to the end that the
district, high school enrollment fhlnese government may be able
, i to procure the capital required,
and annual percaplta cost of main ! particularly for the construction of
tainlng the various
of the state.
high schools
W. M. Smith, assistant state"
superintendent of public instruc
tion, returned this morning from
Umatilla county where he the
various standard high schools of
the county adding two more
Adams and Umatilla to the stand
ard list.
improved means of communication
and transportation."
Pullman Leaves
To Play Nebraska
Thanksgiving Day
here, practically less than one-third
of the usual number of birds hav-1
ing arrived yesterday. Late j ester-1
day some birds sold for 46 cents.
CLEAR YOUR SKIN
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
IPjNftl,, penitcnt'ary Friday ..after-
Ei,. after completing; ,i term in
..Institution. Kemp was sen
;d,tw the Oregon orison frpm
Washington county for burglary
Mn 1913 for a torm oi from one to
seven years. Kemp nad been out
aat parole twice before his escape.
Pullman, Wash., Nov. 20. The
Washington State college football
team accompanied by Coach Gus
Welch and Athletic Director Bon
ier, left this morning for Lincoln,
Neb., where on Thanksgiving cay
it will meet the Uniyerslty of No-
I braska Cornhuskers. Assistant
2 J I "Zl ?, a? Catetd at Coach Applejuist has already left
,;mr TS, St . ",0t n.for Lincoln to watch the Nebras-
stn, Tv, , bUt ka-Michlgan Aggies game today,
store wherein government (roods
The official directory of super
intendents, supervisors, principals,
dgh school teachers and standard
Hugh schools of Oregon for the
Sear 1920-21, as prepared by J. A,
Churchill, state superintendent of
sjabllc instruction, Is now ready
gar distribution. The direct oi y
ejhsntalns 123 pages of Information
are sold by J. T. Conway who had
charge of government stores in
Salem and other valley towns. Mr
From 30 acres of ground near
Newberg, J. p. Panzau harvested
2 7 EWlfl imnndu ,,f hnna 1 : i ,
.,Uy ,mme more government has been contracted for three years I
....., ,,,,, Hum in a 4U cents,
Oregon. 278
THOROUGHLY GOOD
REPAIRING
Of Generators, Starting Mo
tors, Distributors, Magnetos,
Stc Repairs that are Lasting
WHEN YOUR CAR'S system1
is developing trouble, come to '
us and have it remedied at its
source by a competent Auto
Electrician working with the
proper equipment.
SO GUESS WORK or experi
menting at Your expense.
R. D. Barton
SrWETfOURHAIR
Q
J L
LAI
has been closed for some time, and
it is announced that when the mill
starts the wages paid will be less
than was paid at the time of sus
pension. Miss Gertrude Holmes of Con-
! neciicut and Mrs. Belcher of Port
land are visiting friends in this vi
cinity. The Airlie football team played
Its first game on Friday of last
week with the Elkins team and met
defeat.
the fore part of the week and Is be
ing used in the improvement of
roads near here. There is certainly
need of Improvement.
L. A. Titus, who has been con
ducting a garage here for some
time, has moved to Salem. He left
the Alrlle garage in care of M. Calkins.
Red Cross Drive Opens.
Independence Or., Nov. 20. Un
der the direction of the Retail Mer-
cnants as
anve was
ing. The mera'
casn prizes of s liT
the Persons securing tkS
est eni-nilmnnt. . qe!
v nir, 0f .
Quite a number of nT,'
enee girls have entered ,hT
and the "
nmimi,.,. ,:"7J8n,l"nil i
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graph in All the World"
'Tis one art to record music
Quite a different one to re
produce it.
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WITHCUHCURA
Daily use of Cuticura Soap,
assisted when necessary by
Cuticura Ointment, promotes
a clear skin, good hair and
soft white hands in most
cases when all else foils. Al
ways include the exquisitely
scented Cuticura Talcum in
your toilet preparations.
?!?p 2?' O""-1? 28 ""l SOc Talcum
ample each free address: TrtmUb-
Warren Hunt and Claud Belle
were among those who made the
Saturday pilgrimage to Corvallls.
for the O. A. C.-U. of O. game.
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH
When the body begins to stiffen
end movement becomes painful it
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JRS) nnwiy hi uiuivaiiuii uw u
aWMneys are out of order. Kee
sn organs healthy by taklni
GOLD MEDAL
H. 13. Mars, editor-publisher of
the Jefferson Review, transacted
business In Salem EVtturday evening.
The estate of John W. Yelenlc,
an appraisement report has been
returned by J. H. Mnuldinit. E. S.
Porter and B. H. Do vies. Real and
personal property vafued at 2,
318.50 are Itemized ins the estates
holdings. ' !! f tPJ
Members of the American legion
are aiding in the program to he
presented at the armory, on the
evening of December 1. when a
dnnce and first class vaudeville
entertainment will be staged, fea
turing the Crntt Shirley Concert
company.
LIBERTY
Sunday
'Till
Wen'day
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g CONSORTUM
Washington, Nov. 20. The con
sortium for the assistance or unina.
organised by banking groups In the
United States, Great Britain,
..Li Tii tn n hns been
formed "with the full approval of
the four governments saia a mrm
He olavs the Dart of "RT.I77A RTl " lha lanlofia kf ItfTTJCI 1JPT A T WITH , l
his legs strapped back to the knees, and so great is the strain that he could only act seven
Miuivo a- n iiiiiVn
It Is the Most Remarkable Performance in History.
BLIGTT
TriPflfrpX X
M. UVUU V
SALEM'S ONLY
VAUDEVILLE
Presenting
SMITH AND INMAN
A RURAL COMEDY NOVELTY
All Special Scenery
"SALLY'S VISIT"
Dunley and Merrill
Much Ado About Nothing
WE ADVISE YOU TO COME EARLY to SEE THIS GREAT SHOW
The Majestic Theatre in Portland established
ture, and was forced to hold it over for the second week in order to accommodate the
crowds. 1, '
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You wiU be astounded to learn that Lon Chaney has legs like any other normal per
son.
Cintinuous Show
SUNDAY
2 p. m. to 11
Usual Prices
Blizzard, master of San Fran
cisco's underworld, legless, de
formed the wierdest charac
ter ever presented on the
screen
-You'll never forget him.
Telvon and Rogers I
Show Me
Virginia Pearson
IN
THE BISHOP'S EMERALDS
THE BIG
SUNDAY SHOW
TUBS. -WED.
NEIL SHIPMAN in
"SOMETHING NEW"
" The most Daring auto picture ever made.
SAMUEL GOLDWYN and REX BEACH
Freserti
GOUVERMIR MORRIS
Pamous story
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termination on the part oi honora s creators tor Quality (not ;
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tained by any manufacturer of Phonographs.
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at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915 at San Francisco
Sonora's merit is so convincingly evident that you will immedi
ately recognize its tonal beauty Sonora's shapely designs will;
captivate you. Pride of Possession will follow intimate associa
tion with the phonograph, which in its very name "Sonora"-!-signifies
its ideals of creation---" Artistically and Musically the
Most Perfect Phonograph in the World."
The Prices are comparatively low.
Myrtle Know land
Sonora Dealer in Salem
415 Court Street Kittie corner from.Miller's
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