Capital journal., April 14, 1921, Page Page Six, Image 6

Page Six
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon.
Thursday, April 14,
Lonsbery Is
Charged With
Fraud Marriage
Charging that through fraufl
8d force" he obtained her con
. marriaRe, idella B. Lot
tery filed a complaint for suit to
,nnual a void marriage with Fred
erick W. Lonsbery, in the circuit
court yesterday.
Mrs. Lonfcbery, states in her
complaint, that through fraudu
lent misrepresentation", her nus
Wnd obtained a marriage certl"-j
. .h .finntv rlerk a office
can- 1 1 , ,ni .
on December 27, 1920, and that
he continually pursued her wilnj
his Inducements until February ,
26 1921, when she finally ga4e in,
on his presentation of a forged et-j
ter from the department of Justice
.tattng that it the couple were not
married they would be liable to,
criminal persecution. She states,
that she was so frightened by this)
letter that without giving it thor
ough Investigation she consented
to Immediate marriage.
Her reason, she stales, that the
marriage Is void Is that she had
not been properly aivorcam
former husband in Oregon City.
The marriage records In tha
court bouse, give 8. R. Pearson,
Bald to bo the son of Mrs. Uonn
bcry as acquainted with both par
ties at the time the license was is
Hued. They also give her age as
60 years and Lonsbery's 42, and
that It was his second marriage
and bcr third.
Conspiracy Plot
Charges Dropped
Seattle, Wash., April 18.
Charges of conspiracy to smuggle
aliens into the United States were
dismissed In the case of seven of
12 Japanese on trial In. federal
court here on motion of United
States District Attorney It. C.
Saunders today. Motion of de
fense counsel for a directed ver
,11, I tor the five other defendant
were denied.
The seven whose cases ware dis
TiIsh.iI, were stowaways on board
U,,. Hleaiii..- Alabama Main, w Inn
the vessel arrived here from
Japan last October 27. The de
fendants whoso trial was con
tinued are T. Salt.., for r quar
termaster of the Alabama Maru;
Salmi, fireman; M . Miliwaia.
nnmiM: V. Bhotaro,
i au rant employer, and T. Vo-
ahida, rancher.
And just to keep up the average, Mutt busted another.
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Sisson Declares
Open Shop Drive
Natural Reaction
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New York, April 14. Ilenlal
that Ihc open shop movement was
In any scn a "conspiracy of em
ployers" was made today by Geo.
W. Sisson, president of the Amer
ican l'ulp & Paper association, in
addressing the convention of that
organization.
"1 believe," he said, "that the
rapid spread and spontaneous
support of the open ihop move
ment Is but a natural reaction to
the extremes of conduit and as
sertions, local and national, of
closed shop unionists. It is not In
any sense a 'conspiracy' of em
ployers but flows from an increas
ingly insistent and very signifi
cent popular demand for the rec
ognition and restoration of princi
ples as old as our Institutions."
Mr. Sisson declared it was "tirn
to call a halt on the tendency to
government Interference in industry."
Rum Runners Risk
Death And Deliver
Hootch " Over Line
Colored Baseball
Team and Regima
Clash Tomorrow
Bolshevik Hold
Americans, Says
Woman Refugee
Constantinople, April 13. Rus
sian bolshevlkl are bitter toward
Americans and are not permitting
them to leave Russia, said Anna
Keller of Philadelphia upon arriv
ing here yesterday. She came i"
this clly on the steamer Kechld
Pasha which lauded at Odessa a
number of officers and soldiers
who had formerly served In South
ltusHla under General Wrnngel,
iinti-bolshevik leader She declar
ed French, Italian and llrlllsli eill
avns were allowed to depart from
Odessa.
Traffic Cop Needed
W.'Ht Salem, Ore, April 13.
A speed cop stationed on the
Marion-Polk county bridge could
find business. Last Sunday even
lug. by actual count, six cars
passed without tail lights.
The combined attractions of a.
circus and an excellent baseball
game are in prospect for those Sa-,
late fans who ran manage In rid
I liemsrl yes of another grand moth-1
er tomorrow afternoon and attend
the battle to be staged between
the New York colored giants and
Hilly Speas' lleglna learn. The
Itnpira will announce the batter
ies at 3 o'clock.
"We don't expert to win," Speas
frankly said this morning, "They
will probably be too much for us
Hut I'll guarantee that any man
who sees I lie game will go home
Satisfied thai he's witnessed one
uf liie best exhlbt i inns ever seen
on a local diamond."
I. oral fans are Imping Ibey will
get to sec in action the far-fame I
itogan, a member of the colored
chili, who 'Is said to be one of the
greatest players in the world. Ro
gan, it Is announced, may perform
on the Bfbund during a part of to
morrow's session at Oxford park.
Antics of 111 o colored players arej
said to draw laughs from the!
stands continuously. An Albany
man arrived in the nry morning.
"Came down Just to see those
colored boys play," be announced, j
"Rather see 'em than a show any
time." The entire liegina club will be
entertained at the Grand theatre
tonight by Manager Art l.aflar.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
Newport, Vt., April 14. Defy
ing death, injury and arrest, aj
host of rum runners along the:
New England-Canada line are us
ing all sorts of cunning tricks to
make quick and easy fortunes. ,
More than $5,000,000 worth of
liquor finds Its way from Canada
to the United States monthly, the!
tlathorltle say.
Perhaps the most picturesque,
features of the border liquor traf-
tic are the "line houses." The bar
room built on the international
boundary has long been a favorite
letting for novelists and scenario I
writers. Many of these exist. Bars;
are mounted 0 nw heels. Wlii1
Canadian officers raid, the bar Is
moved to the United States side
of the room. Whan United States
'officers arrive, bar is wheeled in
to Canada. Patrons enter door on,
United Stales territory, cross the
room and buy in Canada. Officials j
unless they co-operate and raid
simultaneously, are helpless to
make arrests.
Plan Airplane Patrol.
Crossing the line in airplanes
ad i n with liquor was the first
and most obvious method of nulli
fying the prohibition laws which
presented itself to bootleggers.
.Moreover, 10 .iui i. .....t vmt " t
been the most successiui. iw
method of rum running la said to
have been used continuously since
prohibition went into effect, de
spite the expense of its operation.
To checkmate this form of traffic
the Canadian authorities are said
to be planning an airplane patrol
of the border of Vermont, New
terest fights in the Canadian par
liament since 1913, when the op
position, obstructing the plan of
Sir Robert Borden to give financial
aid to the British navy, kept the
house in continuous session for
two weeks.
decided to close his shop here and
is moving to Independence v.-nere
he will resume the vocation. He
will occupy the building south of
the Independence National Bank
on Main street.
NOW
PLAYING
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PRODUCTION A
jpurumuuiu
Hampshire and Maine.
Here are some of the other in
genious schemes the wily rum
runners use:
Fast motor boats loaded with
liquor leave Canadian shore of
Lake Memphramagog, preceded by
spe.dy pilot boat innocent of
contraband. Pilot boat nears Am
erican shore. If federal officers
are in evidence, pilot boat flashes
warning to ruin runners who are
far enough out in lake to make
their escape in spite of pursuit. If
there is no danger the contraband
is landed.
Two high-powered automobiles
cross the line from Canada into
Maine, the first carrying camou
flage whisky cases, the second
loaded with genuine liquor. Gov
ernment officials hold up tjie first
machine. Its drivers turn out
from the road and the search pro
ceeds. While officers are thus en
gaged, the real whisky runners in
the second auto speed past at 00
miles an hour, and escape.
Meighen Plan of
Shipbuilding Is
Given Approval
Ottawa, April 14. Early this
morning the house ot commons
vol in g under cloture rules sustain
ed the Meighen government in its
shipbuilding program and granted
the administration an interim
supply vote for carrying on pub
lic exenditures for the first part
of the present fiscal year. The
vote stood 102 to 79 for the gov
ernment. The division in the house
brought to a close one of the bit-
Sells Shoe Shop
Monmouth, Ore., April 14.
After several years engaged in
the shoe repairing business in
Monmouth F. W. Leonard has
Hun Obligations
To Be Fixed at
High Mark, Report
Paris, April 14. Germany's ob
ligation to the allies will be fixed
at between 130 billion and M
000,000 gold marks by the ,i.
lied reparation commission sayi 1
tne rjeno ue raris. The db
per adds the exact figure will de
pend upon the Bolutlon cf certain
questions still being considered.
In case Germany resists settle
ment, the newspaper declares, ;t
accepted by the allies that Frau
will recall two classes ul recrvi
to the colors and proceed tooccupjl
the Ruhr basin.
"SYNOPSIS Of THE ANNUAL STATBJ
MEN'T OF THE
National Hardware Dealers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
,f Runtfnfdon, in IhP so.' of rVnn.yi
' iini.i. on th,' 31st ,l.,y of December, 1!CH
nade to the insuranee cominl.-slontr '
he slate of Oregon, ftursuant to law:
In.oiiir.
.ft prm,um
the year
niermt. ajvldtndj and rents re
eeiveii durtix the year
nconif from other sources re
eeived during the year
Total income
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the year. In
expenses . .
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Amount of unearned premium
on all outstanding rleka.....
t Hie for commission and broker
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All other Uebllltlee
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SENSIBLE
SHOES
FOR MEN
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Men who arc constantly on their feet demand com
fortable shoes.
( Jomforl in shoes comes from the shape of the last, the
.made of leathers ami the quality of the shoemaking.
White House Shoes
Come in so many shapes ami sizes that you can gel exact
ly the shoes that will niveyour feet solid comfort and also
satisfy your eye for style.
Newest models in latest leathers.
Buster Brown
Weekly Scenic Comedy
Leah Way at the Orcan
GRAND
.Wliexe the Bi Shows Play.
Shoe Store
ltUsla.es in n for the Ve.ir.
.Vet eremtutna received durtnil
the year I 4711.31
NATIONAL HARDWARE DEALERS'
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C. H. Mll.l.EK.
rraaldaet.
W. P. LEWIS
Stcretary
Statutory resident attorney for serv.ee.
W. C. tlaRertv. McMlnuville. Oregon.
Yew Park's New
Sanitary Grocery-Market
Groceries, Fresh and Cured Meats.
Not Cheap Meats but Good Meats,
United States Inspected.
Meats Delivered Free with Groceries.
Special Bargains Every Saturday.
Drop In and Look Round.
Shroede & Goehrend
705 South 12th Street
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THIS WEEK IS :
Stephens Salient Six
Demonstration Week
We will make special demonstrations from
our salesrooms every day of this week. jr;
"Ride In The Sensational
STEPHENS SIX"
20 miles to the gallon of gas.
15,000 miles to set of tires.
One quart of oil every 1,000 miles,
VICK BROS.
Distributors of Stephens Salient Sis
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