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ARGAIN PERIOD ON THE CAPITAL JOURNAL EXPIRES THIS WEEK-SUBSCRIBE NOW AND SAVE A DOLLAR 2 Cents Per copy on streets Pa; no niore At Newstands 5 cent. Bargain Day offer $3.00 per year by mail The Weather Oregon : Tonieht and Wcdnes day rain; strong southerly gales. LOCAL: Rainfall, .20; sonther ly winds; cloudy ; maximum 66, minimum 47; river -.8 feet and falling. ournal C apit aiH t nwer m 1 .. , I - m.ii 'r;rx i ir f 'An a VV TSU . . , v vii ..i.i . . : 1. 1 1 1 i irpv i I iiiraunw. n lintel i i . .. w wvw ... , wr.a orty-iniru " , , CARD'S POWER DENE Price Two Cents " ahd wbwo i rue mu ien rixh rivi! oust EMOVAL OF TEXAN IS ASKED l AlllTO.'l Oil- se oi -"ror- scene and umn i-u-guage In Congres sional Record Cited s Th n,as L. Wanton, demo was called for in a "ntative Mondell, there- hi ,, ipui er. The eround tor me .," abdication la tlie M)n- Ifec.ord as pan .t.aalnn of remaps u of an affidavit relating to the government printing office which affidavit was characterized by sob. house members as obscene and 0 ftr transmission through the mails. Action Deferred. i Rlanton s absence, considera te nl the resolution was aeiei.tm until Thursday. The resolution offered by Mr til a -11 IuHmm "Whorpiis Thomas U JJiamon. rnr,.,.nt:iiive from the seven teenth district of the state of Tex . nn October 4. 121. ask m'onimniis consent to extend his remarks in the Congressional. Rec ord 'upon the improvements In the government printing office,' which consent was granted by the house; and "Whereas, under such permis sion the said Thomas L. Blanton did insert and cause to be printed in the Congressional Record for Saturday. October 22, 1921, gross ly Indecent and obscene language unworthy of a member of the house of representative, contrary to the rules of the house, deroga tory to its dignity and In violation of Its confidence; therefore be it "Resolved, that the said Thomas L. Blanton by his conduct as sforesaitl has forfeited all rights to sit as a representative In the sixty-seventh congress and is here by expelled and declared to be no longer a member of this house." An announcement was made that the Texas delegation would meet tomorrow to act on the Blanton case. There was a sug gestion from some democrats that the resolution of expulsion be amended to censure only. School Board And Special Committee Will Adopt Budget Workine with the Knwil sr-hnnl nrirtpar&nrp wan nnstnnn aH until uLiuot vuiuiiLice, uittue up ui live Luiiigm. me cumminee is uia-us Salem taxpayers, the Salem school ! up of U. G. Shipley, T. M. Hicks svoau, a., ua uicciujg lumgiii, will SUSTAR DENIED APPEAL formally adopt the budget for the coming year. The gathering will be held in the Salem high school at 8 o'clock. Members of the budget commit tee were at first scheduled to be in attendance at the board meet- up UL U. VJ . ,5lllinrj, X. HI. llll.P, i Oscar Price, Paul Hauser and Otto Supreme Hirfmnn 1 t Board members said today that the date for the taxpayers' meet-l ing probably vill be set by the board tonight. The meeting this evening is ex pected to be rather quiet, Rou- ing held two weeks ago, but their by the directors Court Up holds Bushey's Sen- ueiiue ui .puuv auu uia Months In Jail A fine of $500 with an addi- pectea to oe rainer quiet, ivuu-i tine business will be disposed of,"0' sentence of six months in Government Now Awaits R. R. Strike BONUS LAW PROBLEMS DECIDED Washington. Oct. 25. Discus sions of details as to the policy ot! Attorney General Van the rienartment of justice in event yj the county jail is not an excessive penalty for the possession of two quarts of moonshine whiskey in the opinion of the Oregon supreme court. The opinion of the court writ ten by Justice Brown sustains the action of Judge Bushey of 'the Marion county court in affixing just such a penalty upon Peter Sustar, Marion county farmer, when the latter pleaded guilty to the liquor charge at a night ses sion of the court, and "affirms the of a railroad strike was completed today at a final conference be tween Attorney General Daugher ty and district attorneys from five important railroad cities. The district attorneys on leav ing the conference were admon ished by Mr. Daugherty not to dis cuss the department's plane and the attorney general likewise re fused information. Mr. Daugherty and the district attorneys held their first conte.r- ence yesterday and at its conclu sion it was announced that a pro gram insuring transportation of passengers, fod and fuel in case of a strike had been worked out. Winkle Passes 0 decree of Circuit Judge Bingham .in denying austar s utiiumu iui QlieStiOnS RlSing UUt the issuance of a writ of review of Loan Act Receipt of retirement pay by an By 2000 Patients Card For State Hospital Two thousand tubercular pa tients in the last 10 years have been cared for in the state hos pital, according to figures given by Dr. Grover C. Bellinger, head of the institution in an addross made to the Kiwanis club this noon in the Marion hotel. "The results on paper are not as encouraging as we would like to have them," stated the doctor, "but that is because we are under the necessity of taking cases of ev y degree. I hare kept track of those we have succeeded in curing and they have in almost every case returned to be useful citizens, tak ing up their regular occupation in life. Claimed Pflnaltv Hlesul In his appeal frOm the action if tha lrcnit and C.nlintV COUTtfl ex-service man constitutes a Dar to gustar had alleged that the sent participation in the provisions oflence jmp0se(i was illegal and un the Oregon bonus law, according I awfu, and ln conflict with the to opinion prepared by Attorney ,lon of tne Btate constitution General aVn Winkle for the guid-;,,,,,, f,Kl the imposition of ance of the state bonus comrnis- lve f)ne8 or cruel and unus- sion. 1ai minishment. The legislature cannot be un- that the nen- derstood as considering those re-aty ftg illegai ana unlawful for ceiving such retirement pay as in the reaBOn that the so termed need ol 'industrial rennuiiiidL.uu , urnhthitlnn act does not de- which is the purpose of the statute; ,v nnunossinn of in- - .... .. nuuubi liii .... ' 1 1 as is nrovuled in the title, van , a ..m oiv Winkle points out in his opinion. Liberality Necessary. The same opinion holds that a loan under the provisions of the bonus act may be secured by prop erty owned by one of "his or her husband, father, mother, child, children, brother or sister" point ing out that the ract that the nrst named may not be willing to give his property as security for such a loan would not bar the appli Pay of State Officials Is Again Raised j i i .. in 1 1,,, nolaniS Uenerai increases iu w - - !, of officials at the old soldiers cam irom u..UB " homfat Roseburg were approved) Pperty held by any oi the o her by the state board of control this morning elective November i when Judge G. W. Riddle will be come commandant of the home succeeding Commandant Taylor. Under the new salary scale the commandant, who has heretofore received SI 000 a year, will receive relatives, regardless of the order in which they are named in the bonus bill. "The statute being remedial must be liberally construed to ac complish the purpose intended by the legislature and people in pass Inr the bonus amendment and (Continued on page six) Lausanne Guild Is Organized By 20 Lucal Women Bulletins Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 25. Walker D. Hines, former di rector general ot railroads, was in conference with the "big five" railroad transpor tation brotherhood chiefs here this afternoon, it was authoritatively learned to- day. Company Officer Pays Tribute To Aubrey Jones Paying tribute to her son's brav ery, Mrs. F. A. Baker, 355 North 18th street, mother of Aubrey Jones, Salem boy who was killed in action on the Argonne front 12 days before the armistice was sign ed, received a letter from Lieuten ant George L. Goodridge, who was then in command of G company, 101st infantry of the Yankee di vision on duty in that sector. The letter states: "Your letter of January 4 to the commanding officer asking for particulars concerning your son's death came yesterday and wae given to me. "Aubrey joined the company just before the Chauteau Thierry fighting. I was in command of the company then and continued In that position until after the .Jrniktii.ii ro I knew him very well. "Murine all the fighting Aubrey rtirt his nart well. He was afraid Tinthinu- ani the others all look ort .,n tn him I do not rememnei tim thj I met him that he was not smiling, no matter how trying ti-Hiiio (hp conditions. Be was a friend of everyone; every ..iw hi...! him "In Bellau Hois, which is norm f Verdun about 20 kilometers. the Bosche put over a small coun ter attack on October 2 8 ano arove hock some of the men from an other company who were trying to hold the line. The companies wen- II an umull that a very suinu hottniinn was not as strong as full strength company. I went to i,r n.ir hattalion was staying in support, and called for volunteers to help In getting me oiu ..." in i was nearest oui UatK afiai... i-nmnanv at the time and Au brev was the first man iu SOUTHARD WOMAN IS ON STAND Surprise Sprung by- Defense by Calling Alleged Murderess; Denies Killing Twin Falls Trtahn. Oct. 25. Witih eyes fixed directly upon the jury and in a voice barely audi able beyond range of the attor neys, Lyda Meyer Southard this morning on the witness stand told her story of the death of her! . . .. J"'"uau '"uul fourth husband. Eiward f. Meyer. I Board has cited all general chairmen ot the big five rail- for the murder of whom she is road transportation organizations to appear before the board now being tried. j tomorrow, Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of The calling of the defendant to, , ... . . , ., , , , .... , the witness-chair came as an al- ..6...v,v.o, kv., .v, u most complete surprise. A special eral chairmen of his organization they need not respond to recess of ten minutes was asked the citation. by the attorneys for the defense Chicago, Oct. 25. The United States Railroad Labor Foard for the purpose of conference. Al . . , .,. tv.;a f ;j- u witness previously asked for was! wc" 1"lu cact.ui.ivc bcboiuii muo aii.cii.uuu vu uinsiuw t..c kni.. DAffhi fin iu v.AuiFfn At aiiioHnn Qviaintr in ihn mistiinrlf.rKtjiT.Hino' nri the raH- n-f anmf uuii.5 mjuft.ii. uj nits uaiuun. ment was made that this pactic ular witness was not then re quired. 'Call your next witness," direct ed the court. At a Twenty prominent' Salem wo men met yesterday at the Laus ,., hall of Willamette Unlversi tv for the purpose oi Drinking. j ' . , .,.. all LLut a c.o8er relationship be- me with .his chauch. t .ench au tween Salem townspeople and, torn a uc , Au Lausanne ai.. . , , , norf.H-ted which Will D6, Orey ow."c known as the Lausanne Guild Mrs William Brown was etected nresident. Mrs. J. H. Lauterman , iM-auiikant Frances M. fil 'h ards, secretary and treasurer. The guild will meet the first Mondav of each month at L,aus anne Hall at 2:30 p A machine gun Iki.ii.i struck him and he dropped t nt stoD then, but just aft er the affair was over and the line .un 1 went back to looK 101 blm and found him lying where he had fallen with a bullet hole thru . . As th fire was too received 1M a year, ' c'statute and the fact that one of ,15Y,hlT87a K LeTirst named re.atives may be I4R0 will receive 900. and the his or her property will no pre i4,!" l T:ZtLt will be in- vent another who is mentioned '"'"' ' . " , itonn later n the list riom cjiug su ... desire of tne icaaert. mai a ".. " - r f tettSttffiVS - assist a veteran relative Salem womeas fee, an interest' Rollins and 1 fat - O Connoof wuu luc ",v ' ' insprnrine the loan.'' tne opinion , n iUsanne Hall or wniaraeue ine r6-- fnr mamtenauct; " " . . i L.HUS 11 IB "--' . t i- ' v.....,r whorp he was not buried un "The public health must be tMrded by the state or its pollti " divisions. It is absolutely Messary that such institutions as rs have the support and sym - iw..licus. Dr.,Bellinger called attention to uecessity of a public nurse in tmg that tuberculosis could be 11 rev . ana that they were a rt cf the vast improvement in r methods of preventing it and . miectious diseases. "A public nurse may add to the general expense, but It pays In the worn accomplished," stated lae :r"er- t'nishing by stating that m tuberculosis yearly had 1 oninlon as follows fan a person borrow an amount less than $3000 giving the r- . ii.t u oontP prv n.. Ill ,,., nriran 7fl- nraviTS III iiivic v.. ... points ouu un.vere.y - "' "'"7 1 u . hart fallen. Other RuUnes Made. tion and paruc.pa.e .u ...c -f--q b man and Numerous omer questions! lngs. From time to tin recep- "Vour son wHich have arisen through queries, t)ong wln be given for the towns- besides my knowing directed to the commisison by ex-tpeople and teas given mym. , in thAiT... i.i. it is hnnBrt 4ht' soveral occasions by his action uu service men a. """-- lmwum b"'"- " - ----- . ., nav nromoted the Guild will have a memoersnip der lire, i " ,,,.,h . . iki u; hurt he only come through 01 one nunure... u. ecu i- ii .in - i . "i K...n nnM wlir be'th,. Hctlon. He was cited in oiders i ii i rc iiuiiui - i - auu '- . . h T1 eTt mpf- thrP difl rtj. nhvcifinp. at e ittu - .... . .. . . . . ..J"T,:'..s on of the board sequent to the , accompHshmen or, , will be the nrst monoay -tfor4 V'UT.h needed improvements I said loan, again ma aPP. c.i.u.. Noremoer mwt.J little man at all times, and d beuerments at the Institution or and rece.ve X N7 Bush T , that I cannot praise him too ....rtlv therefore and con-' w. William Brown. Mrs. J. H. much. 1 have often overnearu ..c tinue this procedure until the en ! u.uterman. Mrs. J. H. Albert, men in the company oU t rp Amnuni ui onvv uoa "v - " ' i nrs. v . i . .... .. . . i " ' " rplrart or him?" Hendricks. Mrs. C. G t I. helrf In answer to this aues-' Mattitt Realty. Mrs. A. tion that the word "loan" whenjjir,. B. E. Gilbert, Mrs. J. O. Ool applied to the amount to be loaned ' ra, Mr. H. C. Hickman, Mrs. n .mi nna annlicatlont. has refer-1 niaine Klrkoatrlck. Mrs. M. C. .. '. : t vnrauvl -nc ,o the entire amount so loan-! Flndley. Mr- A- K- Mr- Washington, .-,ifi, .mount vim F 'Kirk Mrs. E. C. Richards StrS Wu.U .Hi H. Alde,iA,.ce M oral. over that amount OV 1-- "" - a ij. hv the senate i.-i.pi.." . .. j ' ' t CV1 v-- a. quarters and board continued m heretofore. n.r Olcott. Secretary o. State Kozer approved the increases with State Treasurer Hoff oppos ing on general principles. . Judge G. W. Riddle recently ap pointed commandant of the home; J. F. Poorman, adjutant, auu ana neiieriiieu..- v- were taken under consideration. Taxes On Small Incomes Stand STONE AIDES TELLS ORDER NOT BINDING General Chairmen of Strikers' Organizations Told They Need Notttend Meeting Called at Chicago; Labor Board Considers Pos sible Action Cleveland, Oct. 25. Notwithstanding the railroad labor i r '.J V rl Vina c i f a A oil iroriornl ri oJ urn s-P 4V. xmy' 1 ' 11 ' v iino u,a gvuv. tvi tuaii tiiu ui tlie Ul live 1 1- road transportation organizations to appear before the board X lir CI Oi ! .1 A l il Tfc ,11 t At ait.uation arisintr in the misunderstandine on the Dart of some the close of the recess announce-, of the big four brotherhood leaders as to the meaning of the UI. LUC -'At? IUU1 WivvllVllltU 1VUUV1 U UU W lHV. IIIVUUIJI J L LllV board's order summoning fourteen hundred general chairmen, of the unions to attend the hearing here tomorrow. The ITnited States railroad la- tral; Daniel Willard. Baltimore word from Ui- I. , , ,l tlifa aftumnnn aakd the and Ohio- W. It Rtnrev fiuntn counsel Mrs. Southard got up and Ass0ciatfon of Railroad Executives Fe; W. W. Atterbury, vice presl- waiKea to tne witness stana. tn ... ft ,.ommittee to meet with , p0i., A buzz of conversation broke .. . out amone the spectators as she . fred P. Thorn, general counsel of out among tne spectators as sne Nq announ(.ernent wa8 maue of , took her seat. I . 4.-- a . .,, .,i l"e executives association. The defendant detailed her . . ' Z, .... . . The executives had just gone "I did not no, I didn't.' Old Shoe Takes Prominent Part In Divorce Case An old shoe, proverbially con nected with weddings, formed the Th Inhnr hnnrri in n story of the final lllnea. of Mr. Blackstone ho- late today announced Meyer up to the time of his death. flno,.nc,d it1 . ...,. Zi Qhd i,lmtt.il hnu nff Iwn . . ,uuv:oiiuii ui . unco aim . . .... had desnatched a messenger wlth'.jln ages ot insect exterminator at tne - . 7 j. Fisher Dru? company store and the request. Robert S. Blnkerd as- denied that she purchased more 10 1 nomas "e AST , 4U ow- Atn-A ler, chairman of the executives, man uiai auiuiiui. diio uc- micu . that her husband was taken to ad a -committee would be . ap- brotherhoods) , switchmen the Twin Falls county hospital at pointed Immediately to meet wun her orders, and that he was not tne board. noticeably ill during the trip. Plans Completed Asked directlv If sire had ever pu.p.me .u ....... i..... administered poison to Edward F. is the same as when we called the Mever. the defendant replied: union pr?sinenis uere m-i a board memner saui. The labor board In its executive session, completed Its plans for the hearing tomorrow. After an opening statement by Chairman R. M. Barton, explaining the reas ons for the summons, each side will be given n opportunity to present a statenent, with cross examlnnt'on to follow. The bonrd will s'.t as a semi judicial body to determine 'yieth- er its order of July 1- reducing t,.,. h.on rir la nhoilt to 1)6 main exhibit of the plaintiff in vt0iated by either side. The meth- sult in Airs. Uoldle -a nt nrocedure w'll be much the s me as in a contempt action, it was explained. E. F. Grable president 4t the I'nited Brotherhood of Malnie,- thn HIvnrcA Mav Sharne airalnst her husband Claude Clayton Sharpe which was Tried before Judge George (i. Bingham In Department No. 2 of the circuit court The old shoe was exhibited In the case for the court to draw Its nance of Way Employes and Rail road Shop Laborer, - hlch has tort not to strike, requested conference with the board for late The boarf" grant Mrs. R. J-lwiih whom, ne -- Doney, Mis' .peak of what splendid man he . M. Moorea I was I wish there were more like him. .. . . . . m. . , Ik. ,,1 r-. . in., nar nrni . p uuiiuv iuv " - out a record W - -9- Bm(junt pfoyiM )n gUtuU by """..I on the tax bill be- borrowing a leas amount, but that ganit'h h. Tnnou'ncement o. a it may h. .nerved to th. amount n hV the republican ma-1 limited by law. new plan by U WJW" , toB b. COBitrTjed j01"'" l cX beginning ornTr-i a. permitting a .oan on property tmuous eession beginnnB ( row until the bill P"a ot lh(S .ppiicnt? Can tiUtfon planned to keep a ZJSSSt a. I Ml oa- ent day and nlghJ, ' , , order . on proparty. till, to whleh t. I reeees or adjournment In order prop. , reach a final agreement mmm - th. ftmu. I .,.. a - ..Arn rn a in wcu-, UC a-- - resuiafjAK wiinuui . v "I . j au- Krvnta mvMli tin imam ivm v rai iv iijii nMn ne r.nnirfii .uv - .. i t..a ... . . ann m I 500 and Wife U 11 " ranr-17. ktaiiiT. "cn Public increasing trom . , , an ,Bt where the mort- - ZTTT-" I the exemptlo. to . " T tB, .. j ciu.viaa, prealdent nf th 1 hi-r net income ot t .lt, L ' I atlr.ru ' "nuneed that Ad "iral Mayor of the Pacific fie-. I -speak to the club two week. havlnr net Income year or less. -,ntl Jnnmal Bargain tt 000 a eaxe is signed by both the appli cant and Ida or her husband or wife, toe reaulrwnenb. ot taa at-. Day tut are eomplio wit a, 1M LAST CHANCE to Save Dollar Capital Journal's Bargain Period expires October 31 $3.00 for One Year By Mail and $5.00 by Carrier. Suborn be now i wanted to write you earlier, but we are not allowed to pre cede theo ffiical government cas ualty list and I oeiayen Dodd no, knowing when you would oe notified of this sad happening. The body of Aubrey Jones waa brodght back here for burial Sun dav and eervlces held at the ar- mory. Re. A. lea uooum u. .... (Rock. Washington, otiiciaiiD. Sailing Date of Lloyd George and Party Set Ahead Sw York, Oct. J5 The Cunard Ulne announced today that ihe Uduitania, bringing Prime Mlnls ! tor Lloyd-George and hie official i party to the arasament conference i at Waahingtou. would, tall from Southampton Noemar J. two Ida's ahead of regular schedule. I The p. ime minister is echeduled n main in too United State on, ..aiber a. ccncluslons as to whether or not tne aeienaant nan i",., v- fir0on vided for his family, and not- " . . ,. ,,r the withstanding the testimony of the eo t q g la,ned plaintiff witnesses Judge! Blng- the rB,lroBd ex- ham said: ....tives adiourned their meeting The evidence In this case 55,, would send shows that this young man was and announcea y working hard to establish a home a "e 1 V De. for his family and that he has a bor board at 430 oewx. I paternal love for his children and Witt Cuyder. chairman of th. also that his frugality was prompt- soc.atlon of Rail way Kcut ed by a desire to save for the fu- will head the comm ture This couple was too younff: Other members of the commit to be married and now that there tee are Hale liolden , pre Ident of comes a catastrophe and no pro- the Burlington; Howard E Nott visions made for the disposition of the Northern Pacific. Julius of the children they realise the Kruttsc.S.Mtt, chairman of the seriousness of the situation. I hoard of ti South J' ih. caaa under advise- r..i n. Crn-T .-f the ITnlon Facii ment. ic; A. H flmWX N'ew York Cen- statement that the working conditions would be fully settled by it before any petitions from the railroads for further cute ln the pay of train service men (bl four brotherhoods), switchmen 0 rail wav teleeranhers would be consid ered. These orKBnlzatlons are the ones which have caHed a strike. Business of Wkeeler Bank Is Suspended T Ntbalem vauey Hans ai Whaeler suspended business to day, according to announcement by Frank C. Bramwell, superin tendent of banks. The institution waaoharteied on October 26, 1909, just 12 years ago. Guy N. Hickok has been ap. poiuted by Bramwell as deputy superintendent of banks in charge if the defunct Institution. "(Iver-extenBlon. with slow. doubtful and uon-llquld loans and the continued decline ln deposit are responsible for the suspension, according to Bramwell, who de clares that efforts of the directors if the hank to weather the finan cial storm due to depressed busi ness conditions were unavailing. Assets aggregating 1223,081. 6 were shown in the report of the bank on September 6, last, but Bramwell declares that It is impos sible to estimate the probable loss es of the Institution until the as sets are thoroughly investigated. Plans for the reorganization of he Institution will be submitted as soon as the assets are deter mined. Frank A. Rowe is president of the bank, H. V. Alley, vice-president, and S. G. Reed and G. K. Wentworth, directors. Status of Texas Strike Unchanged Palestine, Texas. Oct. 25 The strike on the International and Great Northern railroad of some 600 brakemen ar.d Bwiicnmen. members of the Brotherhood ot niirnan Trainmen, entered its fourth day quietly with company officials expressing tne oenei ib. freight service would be furthe.- extended today. Strike leaders declared, now- erer, that the tleup was mu per cent complete. Wood Pardon 15 Prisoner! Manila, Oct. 28. Fifteen pris oner confined In prisons through out the islands were pardoned to day hy GoTarnor General Leonard Wood. Two of the pardoned men war serving UU term following aonrlcUons on charges ot murder U. S. Senator Is Indicted For Perjury Phoenix. Aril., Oct. 25. Infor mation regarding the specific of fense or offenses on which the charge of perjury was baaed tn the indictment returned against Ralph H Cameron, Junior United States senator from Arizona, by th last federal grand Jury here, still was lacking today. The fact that the Indictment was returned was learned yeeter- oay wnen an mir; iu.iiu m m - matter was found In the minute. " - book of th court. The entry stst-!ty Judgs W. M. Bttshey In his re ed that the maietraent charged ported program against the Illicit grantor Cameron "wllh violation .liquor traffic and all other iJi of section 12S ot the penal code, moral conditions in Marlon couu 110 perjury." ty. t Evans Is Named to Fill Position Left By Powell Rev. J. J. Evans, pastor of the First Christian church, waa chos en as representative from the Sa lem Ministerial aso. iation on the Salem Sunday school association committee to succeed the R;r. Mr. Powel'l who recently left the city. Rev. Mr. Evans was named at a meeting of the association neld yesterday at the Salem Y. M. C. A. Ths association passed a recolu- '-e 15. M par rr T earrtar r,oa holda. IP