Page Two
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
, -
Wednesday,
NO TRACE
OF BYRON
IS FOUND
Federal Officials Ad
mit Search for Al
leged Fraud Artist
Unsuccessful
Portland, Nor. 2. To date all
efforts of department of justice
agents to locate Carlos L. Byron
have been futile. Confidential In
formation given toe government
the day Byron's J800Q bond waa
forfeited by United States DifiJct
Judge CharleB B. Wolverton, dis
posing the name of the eastern
cUy in which Byron was supposed
. i. I, Mini' hu nroved worth
ies. Federal officials admitted to- MjflerS To Seek
j.,.. ihoi ho Viavd no knowledge, I
either confidential or otherwise,! JJlSSOiUtlOIl Of
n ncrnlng Byron's whereabouts. TT TnillTirHnn
hrtmen hare also fall- , w ' : AUJUnCllOIl
. wnarieeton, W. Va Nov
ed In their efforts to locate him. ' vtt- No- 2.
,. -d are now bending their efforts "K""-auuii ior dissolution of the
to prevent Ihe gorernment worn emporary Injunction issued by
sc llectlng the forfeited money, 'euerai juage Anderson against
United States District Attorney the United Mine Workers of Atn-
Lester W. Humphreys refuse tne ."u.auapons Tuesday will
bondsmen a 30 day time extension b fumed.ately sent to United
To Enforce Dry
Law On Border
Jtegina, Sask., Nov. 2. Prohibi
tion enforcement officers of the
border states of the United States,
Ontario and the three prairie
prorinces of Canada will meet
here tomorrow to discuss methods
of carrying out enforcement of
liquor legislation in the beet In
terests of both countries, R. E.
Leech, chairman of the Saskatche
wan liquor commission announced
today.
It Is understood that the subject
of liquor running across the C-
nauian boundary will ho
special consideration.
R. O. Matthews, representing
United States Prohibition Director
Haynes B. Quale, end O. H. Shel
ley, federal prohibition officials
representing Minnesota and Mon
tana, respectirely, will be among
those attending the conference
No Hard
Says
Times
Showman
in which to locate the defendant.
The gorernment will place John
v- Todd, former Salem Instruct
or, on trial on the appointed date,
mher 15, whether Byron Is
located or not. unless some new
'circumstances arise. Depnty Unit
ed States Marshal Howard Swet-
Itind is In Salem today serving
siibpenaes on about 85 witnesses.
These subpenaes were previously
"Issued for October 31, but were
withdrawn and reflated, when the
trial dnte was postponed two
weeks.
No definite announcement has
been made, mil It is anticipated
that Judge Wolvor:on will naar
esse as he heard Byron's pre
vious case here In the federal
court and is therefore familiar
with his mode of operation.
-.... .... i , . . .
court in Chicago, ac
cording to Harold W. Houston,
consul for the United Mine Work
ers In West Virginia. Mr. Hous
ton, said further that while the
Injunction restrained the iinlmi
from attempts to organise tho
Williamson, W. Va coal field he
did not expect it to affect the
mine organisation in other parts
or me country
Salem Men Are
Commended bv
War Department
Commeudulloii of Major Charles
E. Ujedstedl, and Caplain Allan
Bynon of the coast artillery of the
Oregon national guard, were re
ceived Monday morning In a let
ter by Colonel Ueorge A. White,
adjutant general, from the war
depart ineut.
The letter states that tbeuc men
showed remarkable ability In the
handlieg of their men during Ibe
artillery eucampment at I
Stevens and that they showed ex
ceptional ability along the iiues of
artillery unit executives. Caplain
Clarence Colton of Albany, Lieut
euaul Ueorge C. Ilugglns of Marsh
field. Lieutenant Duncan Fergu
son of Marshtield, Lieutenant Clar
cure Washburn of Coi'vallm ami
Lieutenant Iwls C. Smith were
also mentioned In the letter.
Cowboy Hero
of Fire Fighting
veniura, Cul., Nov. 2. An ac
count of a rare display of heroism
i.uring a recent forest fire in the
Big Pine country, in this section.
is been received here.
A number of fire fighters had
been without food for several days
and to reach thciri It was neces
sary to cross a fire swept moun
tain and slide down an embank
ment or shale a quarter of a mile makes
Bob Logan, a cowboy
mny mane tne hazardous trip. In
Marcus Belies Depression bv In
vesting: $100,000 in "Cluck!
Cluck!"
Some savant which Webster
tells ua, Is slang for "wise guy"
once declared that "action speak
louuder than words." 'Some other
equally erudite scribbler averred
that "money talks a language that
all can understand." Both of these
observations are propos the activi
ties of A. B. Marcus, whoso
"Cluck! Cluck!" will be preseuted
at the Grand, Wednesday, Novem
ber 9, matinee and evening.
Most anyone can say that there
Is no such a thing as hard lime
but when a cold, shrewd business
man invests a fortune In bucIi a
hazardous undertaking as a flg
musical production the action
more convincing argument
than the mere mouthing of nro-
SUCCesS- fBHsiim.-i 1 nnllmiura hnn UumsIwaJ
I fhAiMotiJ I I l 1-
niikl.. th. a .iij . I uU..a.o .uueeu speass a
h. rtiL',' "l J" """" language that all can understand,
ne dismounted from the horse he! it i. .. .., j ,, :
w. .. j . . " oiiiuuiii. uu mure uiai
muu, uhviqk u Deiore
him, held to the animal's bridle.
After the fire fighters had been
fed the forest fire was extin
guished, and they were rescued.
After cutting all municipal sal
aries approximately 20 per cent,
the city council of Astoria has
fixed the budget for the coming
year at $151,442.11.
is representee; in ine opulent pro
duction Marcus has afforded the
current Extravaganza bearing his
name.
Twenty some scenes are visible
In the big harlequinade. More
canvas and paint Is no longer con
sidered gorgeous enough for the
trappings of this exhibition. Now
silken hangings studded with
brilliants supplant the more pleli-
lan materials. Especially elannr
ate are the scenes depicting the
Century Roof, New York; a court
room in Reno, a futuristic ship,
the flying field at Mineola, a
Broadway chicken farm and a
couatry-side in California.
More than a score of costume
changes serve to enhance the na
tive beauty of the numerous fig
urantes who, as for several sea
sons, appear under the familiar
trade mark of Marcus Peaches.
Miss Bee Winsome and her sis
ter artists are Inaeed creatures of
beauty and a joy forever. The
whole affair imresses the behold
er with the idea that its sponsor
must be a multi millionaire gone
stark mad or a slick showman ho
feels that the public will buy
quality anytime.
W. G. Baker, a former jeweler
of Springfield, whose store was
burned last spring. Is accused of
setting the fire himself to collect
$10,943.70 insurance on goods
valued at no more than $550.
JOAHStNESS
1 I Swallow slowly smell puce
rub well over the throat.
VICKS
VAf0 Rut
(Am MiHkm Jar, LW YeM
Fiddler Sues Road
For $10,000 Damages
Ht. Louis, Mo., Nov. 2. N'ern
who fiddled while Rome burned,
was not a professional musician,
and his "fiddling fingers" didn't
amount to so much.
With P. B Rood of Perrydale
ft Is different. His "fiddling fin
rri. wire necessary in make a
living, he says.
An accident on the Frisco rail
road, he alleges In a petition filed
at Poplar Bluff, impaired his "fid
dling fingers" and lefl arm so bad.
ly that he rsnnot "fiddle as good
f be need to." He asks $10,000
damages.
PIMPLY7WELL. DONTBE
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets
A pimply face will not embarrass you
much kmgrr il you jet a package of
Dr. Extwards tJlive Tablets. The skin
snouia Begin to clear alter you have
taken the tablets a few night.
Cleanse the Wrvl bowels and livet
who i tawa. tJtrve Tablets, Hit
successful substitute for calomel; there'i
do sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that
which caiumtl does, and just as effec
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe irrstead of severe and irritating.
No one who take Olive Tablet is
ever cursed with a dark brown taste, '
a bad breath, a dull, listless, ' no good'
fcekng. onmtipatjun. torpid liver, bac
(bapuutt.! or pimply face.
Uive Tablets are a purely vegetabk
'Mound mixed with olive oil. yut
win know them by their olive color.
IX. towards scent vears amrmr ns
I
The Miracle Wrought With
mm
vr.irv .i
liver a
westerns and Ohve Tablets are tlvr
saanm riyenectivr result. Take one, h
two nightly for a week See bum min t
better you feel and kjuk. 15c and 30c.
STUMPING POWDERS
Du Pont and Repauno Brand
(Pacific Northwest Product)
AFIELD of stump, and boulders, lying Idle, rxtrproductrv
-bringing money to the tax -collector and no one else.
fil A,m00th' fertile fidd w" with wheat or corn
or fined wtth fine potatoes. Such is the miracle beine wroucht
every year on hundred, of farm, in this state touM.
use of Du Pont or Repauno Stumping Powders
"Clear More Acres Make More Money"
Zltl 8lo?n f the Progressive farmer of today. Last
year waa one of the bioaeat iirin. . .v:- ,
ev- irr tki. . naa
- - - tun year
because tt
produce.
Youdo the job only once and pay for it only once. The
frtt crop , usually more than pay, the cost. IWwi ufiw
ear each crop will add to your profits. '
See ourlocal dealer and order your seal's supply Alwava
tZ-" fJullt7. lowreeang and no dyna-
W1U be a rprv-wrl-Krol, q; i
ia sound business to make unproductive land
naa are cheaper
This ai sobm of tk ewrt
It
UssmmB ' 1
wffl o tot you
r : if- , t
for doiog tins work wul be seat tree on tmmT"
SALEM, ORE.
. . E. I. dn Pont de Nemours &. Co.. Ine Portland rw
Office with Aashr-a & Brew., i.tuii ( " ZZZuT .
To Continue
State Bank In
North Dakota
Fargo, N. D.. iiov, 2. Continu
ation of a State Bank of North Da
kota, a non-partisan league fos
tered institution under the inde
pendent administration chosen in
Friday's recall election, waa indi
cated in returns Tuesday pointing
to defeat of the proposed lay for
liquidation of the bant
While the indeDendent candi
dates for governor, attorney gen
eral, commissioner of labor and .
agriculture were successful by ma
jorities ranging from 4000 to pos
sibly 700 as shown in unofficial
returns compiled by a group of in
dependent newspapers, these same
returns indicated a likelihood that
all proposed amendments and
laws had been defeated, it was ad
mitted at independent tabulation
headquarters here.
Modern Walnut
Grader Installed
Owing to the large tonnage of
Uwalmita in this vear s crop tne
Oregon growers Co-opera'ive as
sociation has Ju install-."! a
large modern grader in its Salem
plant.
With an estimated 600, 000
pounds of walnuts for this season
it la expected that half of thi Ore
gon crop will b" ftandardlMd n
four grades by runniag the nuts
through thie machine.
Sa lor?e Jr.d important the
Oregon walnut industry becoming
that it is mw nee usury to lay ibe
foundation for the development of
outside markets. Whlli th north
west will ibso-b n-jarly the entire
tonnage jf :his year's rop the in
dustry will rapidly outgrow the
local market aiJ eastern remers
will be looked to in the near fu
ture.
York Federal Reserve bank, the
federal reserve board, replying to
day to a senate resolution of In
quiry, declared the advances were
made "In order to retain the serv
ices of officers who are constant
ly being tempted wtth outside of
fers at bigh salaries."
His Beligion Came High.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 2. fll dol
lars was the price Martin Baldwin
colored, had to pay for a nap in
church, when fined this amount ia
recorder's court after having been
found peacefully reposing In a tent
used for divine service in Edge-
wood avenue. He said he had fall
en asleep while listening to a ser
mon, and failed to awake wherrthe
services were. over.
Fair Sisters of
Legion In Session
Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 2 The
first national convention of Ibe
Women's Auxiliary of the Ameri
can Legion opened here today to
complete the organization started
last year. The convention was
opened by John G. Emery, nation
al commander of the Legion. Tbe
program today also Included
speeches by Admiral Earl Beaity
of Great Britain and General ,'ac
ques of Belgium.
Negroes Whipped
and Told To Quit
Loafing In Town
Hayneaville, La., Nov. 2. After
they were severely whipped by a
group of local citizens, near! a
score of negroes were warned Sun
day to go to work or leave town.
The negroes were said by officials
to se "undesirables" and the dem
onstration against them came as
the beginning ofa "clean up" cun
palgn here.
Increase In Pay
of Reserve Bank
Officers Defended
Washington, Nov. 2. Defend
ing its action in increasing the
salaries of employes of the New
For Raw Sore Throat
At the first sign of a raw, tore
throat rub on a little Musterole with
your ringers.
It goes right to the spot with a gentle
tingle, loosens congestion, draws out
soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It has all
the streneth of the old-fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. 3 5 and 65 cents in jars and tubes;
hospital size, $3.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD FLASTEH
Whlle hunting qual near Klam
ath Falls, C. E. Jay, agent for the
Wood-Cnrtis company, was pep-
nered with shot from the gun of
Oscar Peyton, a Klamath Falls
wood dealer. Jay Is not seriously
injured.
Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On!
YOU will be convinced that Or
Knur's New Discovery does jiu,
wnat it is meant to do sootnes cough
raw throats, congestion -tormente
cheats, loosens the phlegm pack anr
Dream tne ousunaxe cow and gnppt
attack, relieves the congestion in tat
head. ro harmful drugs, thexefort
good for children as well as grownups
Right away you will notice th
change for the better. Has a eon
vinting, healing taste that you wil
appreciate. Buy a bottle at any drug
psts on the way home to-night, 60c.
Kind's
New Discovery
For Colds and CouHs
Laay People, Laay Bowels. Don't
leglect constipation. It undermines
he health, takes all vim out of
rou. Dr. King's Pills will invigorate
he system, stir up the liver, move the
oweli. All druggists, 25c.
PROMPT! WON! GRIPE
D
r. Kings Pills
REED'S
Joyland Revue
MUSICAL
COMEDY
With The
Singing
Stepping
Jazzing
Beantv ru..
vuui us
Matnice 25c, Eveaim.
Dl Rasaai
Frincm Albert tm
ooid in loppy rW
bagt, tidy rmd tins,
handaomm poand
and half pound tin
humidor t and in tho.
fmnd crytml gimmm
humidor wtth
sponge, moimtmnm
top.
BUI
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Copyrl, ht tSSl
r i. K.ro.kta
Tobacco C
.Wuu too -Sttia.
N. C.
Buy a pipe
and some P. A
Get the joy that's due you!
We print it right here that if you don't know the
"feel" and the friendship of a joy'us jimmy pipe
GO GET ONE! And get some Prince Albert and
bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong!
For, Prince Albert's quality flavor coolness .
fragrance is in a class of its own ! You never tasted
such tobacco! Why figure out what it alone means
to your tongue and temper when we tell you that
Prince Albert can't bite, can't parch! Our exclusive
patented process fixes that!
Prince Albert is a revelation in a makin's cigarette!
My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent!
And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince
Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crimped
cut And, say oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe I
Do it right now!
Fringe Albert
the national joy smoke
NOTICE TO CIJKUitors
Notice is hereby s-ivm th.i .
........ v. c.-idii' n am.
l.liu. npcfajtcul hv .u, n-j
William Itusnoy. imltrc of
unty court or Marion
rt,-w..,n All ...... ..... . I 1 .
against said estate .ire hereb?
,,.K.vu lw u. .... ii i til, mi, UUIV VI
r.t Willi.,,, 11 T.inl. T..y
,.r I nin ii, f hill i 111., V. am WJ
imn within eir tnnntho f mm ,U
notice.
ALFRED M U1L,
William H. Trindle,
Attorney tor estate.
Wanted
All Kinds of Secona
Hand Furniture,
Machinery and iw
Etc.
CAPITAL
Bargain House
We buy and
Phone 398
sell everythlit
215 Cental
Hamman Auto Stage
inree stages Daily
av balem 10:20 am, counts
ast bound train Mill City; t:28ps
mil City 7 pm; 4
Lava O. ii. depot Salem
Leave at 11:30 and leavs SujUm
at 1 p. m.
W.vtd stops at Gooeh. Lyo
Me ha ma. Stayton, SnMtmW,
AunuvMe, Turner, Suit
pual. Cottace farm.
Jos. H. Hamman.
Phone 104
Fall House Cleaning
Take Advantage of the
Salem-Dallas
Stage
Leave Sales 0. . Depot
7:10 A. M.
11:10 A. M.
6:10 P. M.
Leve Dallas
8: SO A. M.
1:00 P. M.
8:30 P. M.
FARE 65 CENTS
Dally and Sunday except cI
at 7:18 A. M. does not res M
Sunday
Botmd Trip $1.00 J
HOOVER OFFER
A RUO CLEANED FREE
Phone 67 to get advantage of this free offer. No obligations.
Phone early as offer is for this week only.
WILLIAM GAHLSDORF
The Store of Housewares
134 North Liberty Street
L. M. HUM
Can of
Yick So Tong
Clilnesv Me'dJcine and Tsa Ok
Baa medicine which will
cure any known dlMasa
Open Sundays from II a.
until 8 p. ro.
Ill Swth High Street
Salem. Oron. Phons M
SltVtKTO.N bIAOM
Leavae Lssw
Salem St)r.rlM
a B. lpo Naw. stssl
1:M a. av :
a. m.
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MCMtMOOTB STAGS
Ls. Salem O. E. dtpot
a. m n-aa a-ae a. as.
Loavw m -,. 11 rial 1'
a. l:t p. m. 4:1 p. m-
a. m. 1:15 p. m. : P
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" ear fee "
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