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tJ-e Two The Capital Journal. Salem. Oreeoa ear Horse Show Attendance TopsRecord Big Stadium Packed to Witness Excellent Program Will Re peat Hurdle Race Seats In the big stadium at the state fair (rounds were at a pre mium by 8:20 o'clock at last night's borse show and several hundred persons stood throughout the evening's entertainment. The snow is successful from every .itaudpoint, big fields of good horses, big crowds to see them perform and good officials In the r i 1 1 k to do the judging and to see bat everything moves along ac cording to schedule. The regular jumping events last night were followed by a special i f hurdle race of three beats, i ph ased the spectators so greatly nut it will be repeated tonight lining the earlier part of the pro gram in order that all may enjoy It. "Sterling Duke," Natt McUou- ral's tbree-galted saddler, cham pion at last year's Pacific Interna tional, took two blues again last night in the classes. He will un- t uluedly make a clean sweep of he three-gaited classes through ut the week if he continues to be veil shown. "Bohemian Art" owned by fleo. B. Plummer, of Seattle, Is doing equally well in the four-gaited classes and was second only to Mr. MvCleave's "Mabel Reade" In the roadster class. Doris Mc Cleave Is the popular favorite as In years past, and is entitled to all the praise she gets. J. D, Farrell, dean of western horsemen In the show ring, was In the ring last night as a guest of the Judges. Mr. Farrell was en thusiastic in his praise of the show and said that there was a 50 per cent increase In attendance over an' previous year's big night. Kx-flovernor Oswald West. di rector, and A. P. Fleming, mana r of the Pacific International, 'ire in daily attendance. Mr. West s a large exhibitor and Is riding very successfully in all of the sad iller classes. He shows tonight In 'hp . i. in- lendem class, a com bined driving and Jumping event. The Portland Hunt club coterie of M vonner set probably shows higher degree of ability than at any other time In the history or the club, and they are all riding admirably. There are four big jumping fea tures tonight, the largest offer ing In that line during the week Including the Coriuthlan which again introduces the "olg pen." Winners Ar lasted night's results: fees 2. ladles' rosdsler single - M"bel Rende. owned bv James McHesve. Victoria. B. C. firnt; Bohemian Art. second: Jennie W.. third. flis SO. Pacers with records Tine- Seal owned bv B. H. Hutch- Ins. Salem. first: Oiiyllght. second. r!- ir, best jin'rs draft horses O. P. Burge, Albany. Oregon, first; A. C. Ruby. Portland, sec ond; Clark Crow, Latah, Idaho, third. Class 10, ladles' three-galted Middle Sterling Duke, owned ov Natt McDougal. Portland, Ore gon, first; Fire I .ad, second; Im, h sss. third. Class 8. tandem Moderation and Indian Maid, the only pair shows. Class 17, gentlemen's five suit ad saddlers Bohemian Art, own ed by (jeorge E. Plummer. first LeGrand McDonald, second: David Harum. third. Class 1. lightweight hunters ' adjr Campbell, James MrCleave, irat; Prlocess Pat, Mlas Helen Vast, second; Water Bud, Dr. Daniel Meyers, third. Class 2 water Jump -Victoria and Victory. James MeCleare, Vic toria. B. C first and second; Col oal Bowie, Mlas Helen West, third. Class 14. combination three gaited horses Sterling Duke, Natt McDougal, first; Prohibition, lamee A. MeCle.ive second: Tom H. M. Kerras. third. Toaijrht'f Program 7: SO Stock parade. 1:00 o'clock Class 3. gentle men's roadster single. Class 34 Ponies under saddle. flaaa St Four-ln-taaad draft Clam 13 Gentlemen's three galled saddlers. Class 11 Ladies' hunters. Class 14-Hnntlng teams, two I shreaet over juntas. . Class IS CtU'iblnatios five galted saddlers. Claas S S,-Kir:!s tandems. Class 31 Driving competition alx-ln-hssd draft Class H The Corinthian. Class S HurneM horses single. Newberry Defended By Cohorts Majority Report On Election Fraud Alle gations Declares Sen ator Innocent Now Showing at The Liberty Washington, Sept. 29 Opinions conflicting along party lines were presented today by majority and minority members of the ssnato privileges and elections committee on the Ford-Newberry 1918 sena torial election contest from Michi gan. The majority report cleared Senator Truman H. Newberry, the republican candidate of cor ruption and all other charges, and recommended that he be elgally seated. The democratic members, on the contrary, asserted that Sen ator Newberry was elected by "corrupt and Illegal methods and practices," and recommended tnat his seal be declared vacant. With filing of reports the case now goes to the senate for final de cision, which will probably not be made for several weeks. In the meantime, it is understood Senator Newberry will not attend the sen ate sessions. On only two major issues were the republicans and democrats In harmony in the reports filed to day. They agreed that Henry Ford, the democratic contestant, had not been elected and was not entitled to the seat from Michi gan. They also agreed that too much money had been spent In the Michigan primary. The demo crats, however, contended that Senator Newberry was responsible personally for the expenditures while the republicans held be was not. Recommendations of the major ity report, submitted by Senator Spencer, republican, who conduct ed the committee investigation and recount, were: "I That the contest of Henry Ford against Truman H. Newberry be, and It is hereby, dismissed. "t That Truman H. Newberry Is hereby declared to be a duly elected senator from the state of Michigan for the term of six years, commencing on the 4th day of March. 1919. "1 That his qualification for a seat in the senate of the United States, to which he has been elect ed, has been conclusively estab lished and the charges . made against him in this proceeding, both as to his election and qualifi cation, are not sustained." Conclusions of the minority, presented by Senator Poraerene, democrat, Ohio, and signed also by Senators King, Utah, and As-1 hurst, Arizona, were: "First That the irregularities complained of do not relate to the general election but to the pri mary. Henry Ford did not 'receive a plurality of the votes cast at the! general election. We therefore1 find that the petitioner, Henry I Ford, was not elected, and Is not entitled to a seat In the senate of the United States. "Second We find that under the facts and circumstances of this case, corrupt and Illegal methods and practices were employed at the primary election and that Truman '. H. Newberry violated the corrupt practices act and the primary act of the state of Michigan and that by reason thereof, he ought not to have or hold a seat In the senate of the United States and that be is not the duly eelcted senator from - 'itfw Sp A efBaslasHew!BasB M jm :.Wf,:.m A PJk i V m jJBL as, a '' im V&t3n3? M x. mm 'im Ji Hi I MR AND Mf?S. CARTER D HA VEN w THE GIRL IN THE TAXI " ) - ' 29, 192 Thursda. SeplemW her connection with alleged extor- AlexanHoTri ' J -'ni toil Hon schemes. An Investigation being made to determine whether by she committed suicide Skyrocket Gives Community Scare tXt," 5900 Police In Liquor Ring Chicago, Sept 29. Investiga tion by federal authorities of liquor rings said to involve half of Chicago's 5,000 policemen, was being speeded up today following half a dozen sensational develop ments yesterday. These Included the death of a woman while being questioned at the federal building, the finding of an alleged whisky runner dead on a country road, the hold up of skyrocket, which had failed to ex a freight train which was robbed plode. Halsey thought he had of twenty cases of gin, the alleged found a real bomb. confessions of a police officer and the hunt for a "rum pirate" ship Mrs. Rose Allen died a few min utes after questioning by an as sistant district attorney regarding the convsnii M.n.work.r.jrAV.,'1 strikers ai ik. " WoJ 'nee to return a Relld "Wl. Chicago, Sept. 29 They are still smiling over at Washington Park about the bomb scare. John Halsey, a paper picker, poked his stick into a bush and what he found caused him to taint. Later he called the police and his find was carried gingerly down to detective headquarters. There it was dissected and found to be a delegates was Polling o! complete. Kansas Strikers Ordered Back Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 29. For In! J NOmnmJ Tt Food-Drink" f0l All ij Quick Lunch at HomeOfficT Fountains. Ath for HOKUOcA r Avoid Imitations fiS ubifJW Track Record Broken In 2:03 Pace Yesterday In the 2: OS pace, purse 12,000, Chinese Leave For Washington Peking, Sept. 29. China's dele gatlon to the conference on limi tation of armaments and Far Eaat- rn questions left this city for Barondale, driven Dy Ljnabey iuu. ghangnai today on its way to all three heats, and establishing a Washington, intending to make track record in this claBs in the the voyage across the Pacific o i last heat by doing the mile in the steamer Hawkeye state. Dr. $2:08. W. W. Yen, foreign minister, who In the 2:18 pace, every heat a has been expected to be chief of race, Saron King won the last two the delegation, did not leave to heats, while Hal Fltzslmmons took day, but it was said he would the first, Alexander G. placing follow, provided China's Shantung second twice. I policy was determined soon Nosing out Clear Lake as they enough for him to reach the Amer- l crossed the finish, Gray's Favor- lean capitol for the opening of the Ite, owned by G. E. Newton and conference. . ridden by the veteran Jockey' The prominent diplomats who Retting, won the heavy portion left today, iere Chow Tzechl, of the Marlon Hotel purse of $300 formerly secretary of the Chinese at the fair grounds track yester- legation In Washington; Wang day, doing the five furlong course! Tah-shleh, leader of the progres In l.OlVi. slve party and former minister of The horses were neck and neck foreign affairs, and Dr. M. T. on the stretch and were pressed Liang, former minister of foreign Suspect Bank Robber Released C. A. McNeil, alias Tennessee Blackey, was released yesterday by the Portland police on the statement of L. '. Howell, banu clerk, that McNeil was not the man who locked him in the vault when the Jefferson bank was rob bed of J3340 Tuesday. Howell was asked to go to Port land yesterday on a notification of the Portland police, who were holding McNeil on a vagrancy charge, and that he answered the description of the bank robber. Real estate men of Yamhill county met In McMinnville last Friday and formed an association. ' affairs. The remainder of the party con- slsted of 22 technical experts, 19 secretaries assigned to various de- hard by Ashton Lady entered at the last moment, and who took third place. Considerable delay was forced In staging the running races, fol-i partments, 19 attaches, 17 trans lowing the sulky events, because lators and several foreign advisers. of a demand of L. Galbralth, whoj had two horses In the Salem Der-j by, that all Jockeys be searched for electric batteries. The judges, to comply with his demand, had! to have every rider entering the! two races undress and be re weighed. In the Salem Defby, course 1 Vt I mile, with a purse of $1,000, one a Galbraith's horse, was left at) the post, the owner accusing Mc-i Nair of not giving him a fairj start. Biuwano boy, rlden by the; young lad Williams who made his; start In Reno with the present racing season, and owned by J. A.' rarson, toon tne race, after being tion in Portland in November, closely pressed by Gordon Roberta when permanent officers will be on the home stretch. Mary Fuller chosen. The officers elected last was a close third, nosing out nieht include ft T. Hawlev nf 1 Nashotah after the first half mile. Portland, oresident: Frank Lvnn. Perrydale, vice-president, and N. Livestock Men Reorganize At Meeting At Fair The Oregon Pjire Bred Livestock association reorganized at a meet ing held at the state fair grounds last night at which temporary of ficers were elected to serve until the annual meeting of the Pacific International Livestock associa- Now One Dollar in EITHER Case For One Dollar you can now have the famous Durham-Duplex razor either in a neat, sanitary case of American Ivory or in a handsome, flexible feather "lot" Your dealer vriH give you your choice. Each set contains, in addition to the razor, a safety guard and three detachable, double-edged Durham-Duplex blades the longest, strongest, keen est blades on earth. Make your change today to the Leame Leaves Russian Relief to Portland, secretary- C. Maris treasurer. C. N. McArthur was the chief Conference 8peaker at lMt night's meeting and ; iib lovieweu me nisrory ot tne or Geneva, Sept. 19. Recom-! ganiiation since its inception. J. mendatlon that the assembly of D. Mickle, who also snoke. declared the state of Michigan for the teruJ the League of Nations appeal to that all organizations of dairymen its credits to Russia will not be should become affiliated with the i made by the Russian relief com-1 newly created association, ml t tee, It was announced here to-' ; day. The matter of securing funds A special election will be held or six years commencing on the 4th day of March. 1919, and we recommend, therefore, that his seat bed eclared vacant.' Ae separate minority renort also tor Russia and the organization of ln Seaside, October 15. to vote on: was submitted by Senator Ashurst : relief measures will be left en- a bond issue of 170,000 for erec who declared Senator Newberry's i tlrely to the conference to be held tlon of a new school building. credentials were "stained by fraud ana tallied by Ulogal expenditure or money. The testimony show ed, he said, that the 1918 Michi gan campaign "partook more of the character of an auction than an election." Both majority and minority members agreed that It was estab lished conclusively that in the general election Senator Newberry had itscelvod a majority of the votes. Mr. Ford's charges of brib ery, illegal votlug. undue mfluemc and lutiuiidatlou of vwurs in the general election were declared bv the majority to Im without founda tion. Mrs. Josephine Olson, post master at Olneay. has resigned, to lake effect as soon as a successor Is apppolnted. ln Brussels soon, and to welfare organizations. When the assembly opened this morning M'lle Krlstlne Bonne-vie, of Norway, took the floor and said she had received full power to sign the new white slave trade convention. 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Ask Your Druggist Lyka ia aotd onl ia th original packar Each bottle ia teated cs to iti therapeutic valu before leaving tha laboratory and bottled under th moat bypieoic condition. Gat a btrtua today- and aee how mown your condition improves and bow aoou you will look aaare like the pictore of health. Sole Manufacturer LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York Kejaaaa Citr wa mm -. ki ' mm aafl . in ssai 1 m a 1URHAM1-IUPLEX imSafe Mazer Additional Blades 50c for a package of 5 DURHAM-DUPLEX RAZOR CO. Jeeaay Cfcy, Mew Jertey Funeral Party Is Fired On; Man Shot Belfast, Sept. Si A funeral party returning; to this city from a cemetery this afternoon was fir ed upon. One man was killed and three others wounded. For Sale by all Drugslste. Always In Stock at Perry's I rug Store. The state rams commission at a recent meeting; decided to ask for hlds for completion of the Tumalo hatchery, making the anual capac- i Ity of the plant X.S0O.000 trout. Hood Hirer now hue the arrest si number oi unemployed harvest hands ever awiirtlwd a the val ley Estimates plaice, the nuroVrr ef those not saclgaeJ to otcaards st (00. KORITE Scientifically Water Proof I M A w Bio Bill Fairbanks In THI HEART or rax west" I ssd Vaudeville i5 SLOW DEATH Ache, pama, nervoustwae, tttC cult? in ariaa.tmg, rften mm rio-M disorders. The world'! standard remedy for Sidney, it ad anc mad trouolie COLD MEDAL rr,T ABerssstr hTrlteJaf Ue4 k, aw mm CUM eaeT a J F. N. WOODRY Livestock, Merchandise, Real Estate AUCTIONEER Phono 511 for Sale Dates si Salem, Oregon 700 BoysVhitney Boys Chorus The Ur--est Boys' Chorus la the World STATE FAIR GROUNDS Sunday Afternoon, October 2, a. 3 p. m. SOLOS MAGNIFIED DUETS BY THE SEXTETTES I MAGNA VOX AND THE MOST WONDERFUL CHORUSES Ever Heard on This Continent Admission, Stc. Autos, 0c. Grandstand 15e Extra Miss Genevieve Gilbert, Commercial Club Eugene Penland, well known stckman ot Heppner, narrowly into a creek. Fenland was pinned escaped death when his automo bile left the grade and turned over under the car in the water tor! three hours and suffered a brok en jawbone and other Injuries. L. M. HUM Care of Yick So Tong Chinese Medicine and To Co, Has medicine which wilt cure any known dieeM Open Sundays from 10 a. m, until 8 p. m. lit Eouth High eUreet Balem. Oregon. Phone 281 Auto tops to order. Curtains repaired. Cushions rebuilt. Top dressing Floor carpets Running board linoleum Cars painted All kinds special work HULL'S TOP SHOP Y. M. C. A. I . j Hamman Auto Stage Thre Stage Dally Leave Sal n 10: 20 am, connect! fast bound train id ill City; 4. 20 Dm Leave Mill City 7 pm; vm Leave O. B. depot Salem Leave at 11:2 and leave Suytoa at 1 p. in. Wayside stops al Gooch. Lyona. Uehama, SUytoa, luWimiur, Aunevhls, Turner. State pltal. Cottage farm. Jos. ii. iiaminan, Salem. l'bone 10 . m Hartmans Glasses Local Representative ALKM - SILV KKTOjr STAGS r - Silrerton O. B. Depot New stand 1:t a. m. ItU a. m. itat p. . ,:" P. - - SALKM - I.VDEPKnEJf CJ2 MONMOUTH STAGE Leav Salem O. E. depot T . m. 11:0 a m. t oo p. m. Leave Monmouth HcteJ t il e in. 1:0 p. m. f:li p. m. Leave Independent; Hotel t:l a. m. 1:15 p. m. :30 p. a. apeetsl trips ay appalavtmeat. Seven pasyne(.r rnT for nl . W. PARRKK, !roj,. Res. phone fit. Bastaees phone I Portland it Salem Stage Line Crcry Hour an tae Hoar at Both Ends Leaves 10th and Alder at Seward Hotel every hour Leaves Salem Bligh Hotel First Stage 7 a. m. Last Stage 7pm Wanted All Kinds of Second- I Hand Furniture, Machinery and Tools, Etc. CAPITAL Bargain House Ws buy and sell very thing, Phoae 398 215 Center St Easier snd Better. Wear and se item HARTMAN BROS. ("hone 1 255 Salem. 0r : : . . .a Just Received. A new lot or no cord and faarlc extra wear tim Great Western Garage at yoor service. Phone N. Ht?h 44. Boys and Girls! W have arranged to take the " output of a rr.a.lufari llr.r nf a high crad line ef Sporting gee Sal I r prices are rock bottom, bo middleman or retail profit. ,JV Belts Rugby refutation etas, with gnaraateed haad made blavd- oer. M. boccer Balls and Panchtnc Bags -ftn guaranteed hand mad blad der, ft each. H. XICaiOLfiO-f CO Salem-Dallas Stage Leave Salem 0. . Depot 7:1 A. M. 11:19 A. U. I:lt p. a. Leave Dallas :I0 A. M. 1: p. :! P M. FARE Si CSNT8 Dally and Snaday except ef at 7:10 A. U. does sot .u auttay Baaa. Trip H S24 Akron Saving A Loan bids. AKKOK OHIO ; AGENTS WANTED Thee baJU I will retail tor (it each, sell your 'frieaaB BV JOURNAL WANT II - JOURNAL a'ANT ADS r AT JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT JOURNAL WANT AD-. r-"