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The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Lloyd-George To Accept
DeValera's Invitation
For Formal Conference
Sinn Fein Leader Instructs Followers To
Cease All Attacks Upon Civilians and Dis AlltO Park Big
' continue Military Maneuvers; Peace Is A X,.. OQ
Here Last Night
Nearly Accomplished English Believe
Tendon. July Premier Lloyd
George will, it was authoritatively
Mated today accept Eamcaa De
Vetera', proposal of yesterday and
Met (he republican leader to dis-
casn the basis tor a formal confer
see. Toe meting will probably
occur seat week.
The Irish office stated this aft-
that Eamonn De Valera
Inst rut i tons to hit sup
porter to cease all at tack J a poo
civilian and discontinue military
maneuver of all kinds.
The instruction from Mr. De
Valera. the Irish office said, also
were te prohibit the use of arms,
to abstrain from Interference with
mnalie or private property, and to
discontinue aad prefect action
likely to cause disturbance of the
peace which might necessitate mil
itary interference
Trace Effective Monday.
The instructions, it was added I
were effect ire from noon on lion
4a
..a air of tte greatest optimism j
this moraine pe traded the pre
mier's official residence and the!
Irish office, where the belief was
treaty voiced that (here waa every'
reason to hope the bloodshed in
Ireland was n earing an end.
It is understood the details of
the forthcoming conference will!
undoubtedly be discussed over the!
west -end at Chequerscourt, where i
Mr. Uoyd George Is entertaining
the premiers of the dominions.
Earl Mldletoa. sooth Irish j
new nut leader, reached London'
this morning from Dublin and was
almost Immediately received lot
audience by King George. It Is
wndestood he reported to the king
details of yesterday's momentous'
conference at which the truce was'
airranged.
Irish Favor Settlement.
The whole country this morn
tag waa teething with talk over
peace in Ireland, which was the
one absorbing topic of converts
mm
Sari Hidleton said that he and
km roll (agues had achieved their
object at the conference yesterday
aad that further progress towari
ponce was a question to be dis
etaaaed by Mr. Uoyd George and
Nr. De Valera
"Sentiment in Ireland." he said.
"la overwhelming in favor of a
settlement aad there is fervent
at a solution that will be pernia-
Xr Lloyd George left for t'heq
eerscourt today in company with
General Jan Christian Smuti, and
ether dominion premiers who are mas county is circulating peti
te London to attend the Imperial Hons for the repeal ot the $1,700.-oaafe-v
000 road bond Issue The petitions
London Per Hopeful. evempt from repeal bonds for the
,Jst swemuJ p'otwMe that dorinr new Oregon City bridee.
welt-c"l r-a- ..rv-its miiM t
he maii - !'ev-- .'OtT.S !. VV WT ADS PAT
(he British prime minister and Mr
De Valera.
The London Times today pa- With a total of 18 cars stop
preswad the belief that "(he end of ping In the Salem aalo camp
this secular trouble, ruinons to Ire- grounds Thursday night the pre
land and humiliating to (his coun- Tious record of 75 campers la a
try. la within measurable dis- oa vu .haltered by a big mar
Unee." The Chronicle, remark- giD xmong the tourists were par
tag upon the extraordinary fact-u- from Caldwell. New Jersev;
that Sir Xe.il ee..'.-y. military ; Redoing. p.nn.. aad Tiajuana.
cooio acder in Ms .si vv able to jexc0
lr. e lurcrgh (he n eei- cf Dub
lin yesterday in full i liform acd
unattended, but without molesta
tion said
"Here is peace, not simply in
prospect, but In foretaste."
It axpreaaed belief that further
fighting ia Ireland would be im
possible, adding
"It sems as though the last
chapter of bloodshed and misery is
at length closed."
Patrols Withdrawn.
Military patrols were with
drawn from the streets of Dublin
last evening, says a Central News
dispatch from that city. Many of
the police auxiliaries were walk
ing the streets leisurely, fraternti
ing with civilians and discussing
the prospects of peace in Ireland . j
The truce between the Sinn Peiij
aad the crown forces may. there-1
for. be said to be already begun.
although the time tor commencing
it ofifically has been set for Mon
day noon.
It is understood the armistice
will be signed by Sir Nevll Mac
Heady and Michael Collins, com
mander of the Irish republican
army.
The only thing remaining is the
fixing of the date, which Mr
Lloyd George will name in his re
ply to Mr DeValera's letter.
The government is subordinat-j
ing all other problems of state toj
(he question of Irish peace and is.
beading every effort towards prep
arations for the meeting.
The camp ground is function
ing as an advertising medium ef
considerable importance, accord-
lag to Superintendent T. G. Al
bert, who distributes an armload
of literature from the commerekfl
club and elsewhere every few daps.
Many prospective bay era come
late the camp from time to time,
and are glad to get the iaiorma
ttoa that is available at the camp
grounds office.
About half of the campers who
come Into the park are berry aad
cherry pickers, according to Mr.
Albert's estimate. Between 2 sad
30 advertisements for picSers ap
pear daily on the camp ground
bulletin board, and those who are
looking for work locate them
selves with the free phone at the
grounds. Some complain, how
ever, that it is impossible to make
very much this season.
Among those who are piekiag
fruit are Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mil
ler of Tiajuana. Mexico, who have
been up the valley before to pick
fruit. Last year, according to Mr.
Miller, they drove from Tiajuana
to British Columbia, back lo Mex
ico, and up to Oakland, with only
one puncture on the whole trip.
The roads between here and the
southern border, he says, are idea!
except for the detours From the
Siskiyous south there is a perfect
stretch of highway ail the way.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
A Grave Theft.
Birmingham. Ala.. July t.
However pitiful a tale of woe may
be advanced and regardless of Ike
ureency of acljon. T A. Ridoui
undertaker, is not going to takt
anybody's check for a coffin
especially when some change hi
forthcoming. J W James baby
had died, the banks were closed,
and a Coffin was needed by the
next express. Ridout obligingly
took bia check for TI and gave
him change from a ISO coffin.
The coffin was unclaimed, and
Ridout is out tH.
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PHONE 1107 SALEM, OREGON
Local Man Has
Visible Vendor
For Gas Station
The Henningseu Brothers, lo
cated with the Oleson garage, are
preparing to install a aew gaso
line pump which has reven been
invented by Nobel Henningsen.
aad the patent of which Is now
pending in the government patent
office. The pump Is a visible gaso
line vendor with a glass guage
down the side, enabling (be pur
chaser to see the amount of gas
which he receives.
Mr. Henningsen. who has been
traveling for about a year up to
last December, selling gasoline
station pumps, got the idea of just
what the public and the station
men wanted through aetnal con
tact with the stiuation and set
about to obtain a patent on the
idea which he had worked out.
The pump which will be installed
ready for use in a few days is pro
vided with a cylinder holding sev
en gallons, any excess above that
amount running back into the
main (ank through an open pipe
at the .even-gallon mark. In the
release to the auto tank a mov
able pipe open at the top drains
off all the gasilen above the mark
at which it is fixed.
Mr. Henningsen is confident of
securing a patent on his invention,
according to advice from his attor
ney. His home is at Livesley.
waere he has lived for about 1!
years, j
Gvfl Service
Examinations
Are August 6
Examine' on for all mzil ear
: and fostal eier.J '"4 J
c . ted for the purpv e of estat
li-i ng an eligilie PsSWdf troo
U.eh selections .no' J wade :o
fill vacancies as they may occur,
will be held here on August t.
The salary paid for such P0"1"
tions Is $1400 a year. Both men
and women. If citizens of the Uni
ted States, and between the ages
of 18 and 45 aare permitted to
take the examination, with the ex
ception of married women unl?
.h.v are the wives oi -
en Soldiers, sailors and marires
fcolding honorable discharges are
given preference, as are their
wives.
The examination? Include t su
on spelling penmanship, copying,
letter writing and arithmetic.
Application bUnks cam be cb-
(iined from Pau. W. Miller, local
secretary of the board of examin
ed, cr by applyia? to thi serre
eleventh V. i ;naii service
d.svfct. J03 Pssttata e Sml'lit.,
- at. v. Washington.
Consolidation
Does Not Alter
Districts' Status
School districts united In a high
school district retain all the rights
and privileges as before the eon-
Satorday, July jt 152,
suiiusiwu .wruing to an oeiaw
prepared ky Attorney General Vn
Winkle, who holds that u
triet boundary board has the nt
authority to alter or change thi
boundaries of the component di
trieta as it baa to alter or cW,
boundaries of district not latbT
ed In the union high school ikl
triet.
The opinion also holds that it
is not necessary for the notice ,
an election for the formation ot a
union high school district to dot.
nate all of the districts
Proaasj
n np uniiefl in in H'Ci- , . a
w lOM.
as the notice ia given in each ot
the districts affected.
Of the 48 states constitoUu
the United States, forty have
adopted the Mothers' pension Ii
in sortie form.
"Hold Tracks" for
Grain Designated
Tracks numbers 23 and 24 in
lie new Albina yards have been
zz-ied by the public service
ramission as "hold tracks'' for
-ain shipments over the Oregon
Vashington Railroad & Naviga
tes company according to a letter
Idressed by Fred M. Williams,
hairman of the commission to J.
W Church, chief inspector of the
vmmission's grain inspection de
triment in Portland.
These two tracks, the letter
tates, are each about a mile In
ength and convenient to . the
Muring mills as well as to the
locks, both municipal and private,
at that the inspection and sam
pling of grain should be expedited
to all parties.
Aprons
Modern housewives demand
the all enveloping and still
very attractive apron as the
garment worn during the
housekeeping hours. Some
of these aprons completely
cover one others are dainty
affairs that you can slip
over your afternoon dress
for any needed occasion.
The materials are the.best
ginghams and percales.
Our Prices 98c to
$1.48
House Dresses
So splendidly made and of
such excellent ginghams
and percales are these house
dresses now on display at
Shipley's that you will find
It more economy to buy
them ready made than to
make your own.
Our Prices $1.98
to $4.98
Join the ranks of the "Pay As You Go" people all success results
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What About It?
Halley's commet did not strike the Earth in
1911 as predicted by a few wiseheads. nor
has any other commet done us any harm,
but followed its orbit. Farmers have been hit
hard by imafpnkry hard times and the av
erapo small business men have been hit still
harder in proportion to capital invested, but
cheer up. Better times are in sight, let's
forget the past and keep on sawing wood.
We are still at the old stand doing business.
Salem Tire and
Vulcanizing Co.
a. 154 SO. COMMERCIAL ST.
Auction Sale
TUESDAY, JULY 12th-at 1:30 P. M. .
1924 North Water St.. Corner of Academy
Street, west of Front, about J blocks south of Ward K Richard
son Store -1 solid oak Library table I solid oak stand table.
1 Fir Library table 1 Brown velour couch and rover. 1
Edison Graffophone with hom and 50 records 1 solid oak
rockers l Leather seated rocker 1 Fir rocker. l solid oak.
square, extension table Fir dining chain -4 can seated
kitchen chairs. 1 Axmlnster Rug xl conventional design
1 Body Brussels Rng xlx good -1 Ingrain Rug. xlj taa aa
hlne. I Baby crib and silk floss mattress. I Baby highchalr.
1 Baby highchalr Ivory flnlah - 1 aolie oak draae oval plat
mirror 1 solid oak wash staad marble ton I oak bd J
spring -1 It la .Ilk floas rn.ttreaa.-l ivory dreaaer large nUlaf
mirror -I Ivory Iron bed .ad spring -1 - boi, Unrel n(
tor co.1 or wood -1 Good heater block and pipe t Khetrt
1 mlaute washer and wringer almost n.w t dreaa forna. V.
Oak pedistal -J Wert tub. aad wash hoard -1 six gUo
crock. : three gal. crocks. 1 Perfection oil banter 1 pr-
feetloa I burner oil stova-1 Lawn mower Garden cnltiv,-
te. 1 ft garden hoe Hoe. rake aad sheweU. 1 ,Uirta
ef hom canaed fruit and plcklea. 1 Baby basket aad stanrl
Terms Cast, everything to be sold without reserve as the owner
has sold his home asd Is going to motor to Missouri
Geo. Steinka
Owner
Phase 1007J.
F. N. Woodry
The Auctioneer
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