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WEDNESDAY, JUNE ,28.19m THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON PAGE EIGHT BULLETS AIMED AT REPUBLIC IS EBERrS AIM Berlin, June 28. (By Associ ated Press.) The assassins who killed Dr. Walter Rathenau, Ger many's minister, were striking at the republican government ot Ger many and Us people , declared President Ebert at Dr. Rathenau's funeral In the relchstag chamber yesterday. In eulogizing the dead statesman. "The bullet which struck down Rathenau was aimed at the Ger man republic," said the president, "It robbed the nation ot one 01 her most loyal patriots, one ot the ablest champions ot German re juvenatlon. This murder Is a crime against our Industrious, But tering, hopeful people." The vicinity ot the relchstag building was crowded with masses of workers observing the day's ab stention from labor decided upon In protest against the crime. The prohibited zone near the building was heavily patrolled. Up to the early, afternoon no disturbances had developed. PRESBYTERIANS TO HOLD PICNIC Members ot the First Presbyter ian church and Sunday school and their friends will gather at S o'clock this afternoon at the fair grounds for a picnic. According to Sunday's announcement a gen uine picnic dinner will be served at 6:80 o'clock. The only stipu lation Is that each family bring enough food and dishes for them selves. Ice cream and lemonade will be served by the Sunday school. Games and a general good time have been planned for by the committee in charge. The men will go to the fair grounds as soon after work as possible. It wag also announced Sunday that Judge John M. McCourt of the supreme court will give a pa triotic address on Sunday even ing July 2, on "Law Enforce ment." A week from Sunday, July 9, will be communion Sunday at w'hlch time new members will be received Into the church. The church's standing commit tee who are receiving gifts for the new church In the form of cash, property or bequests, are A. 0. Condit, Mrs. George Pearce ana H. V, Compton. ' NEW ROAD TO OPEN YELLOWSTONE EARLIER Missoula, Mont., June 28. With the construction ot the Lookout Pass road this season, the Yelowstone Trail highway through the St Regis pass will be thrown open to traffic six weeks earlier each spring, according to Engi neer Frank Andrews of the bu reau ot public roads. The con tract for the work will be award ed this month so that work may start as soon as possible. Each year the snow banks on the divide ot the St. Regis Pass are a barrier to travellers during the spring months. The new road will be built with a southern ex posure, assuring a much earlier opening, according to Andrews. The state of Idaho has already built a road up to the state line, but it cannot be used because the Montana section ot 2.52 miles is not yet constructed. The new stretch of highway follows the Northern Pacific railway closely from the state line to Sildex, where it connects with the pres ent trail, Contractors working on the east side of the Skalaho road out of Phllipsburg, will have several hundred men working on that Job by the last of this month, though it is only a short time since the snow left the upper Rock creek drainage. BRINGING UP FATHER y George McManus IRISH FORCES ACT TO CURB (Continued from Page One.) CHARMING OLD DANCES . REVIVED ONJHE SCREEN Among the most charming scenes to be seen In "Smllin' Through," the splendid First Na tional attraction which is playing to capacity audiences at the Ore gon theater are those In which Norma Talmadge, the star, and members of her company revive some ot the beautiful old time English dances on the screen. Norma, exquisitely costumed, dances an 1860 polka, an English waltz and the old lanciers with an appealing grace. The scenes ot this moving and colorful photo play, adapted from Allen Langdon Martin's famous stage production are laid in Ireland and England and Norma gives a wonderful per formance of the dual role ot Mon- yeen and Kathleen. Th wholn nroductlon Is a mas terwork, made under the direction ot Sidney Franklin, and is more fascinating and stirring than Ub highly successful predecessor on the stage. occupied by irregulars, ajso was attacked by the Irish government troops. The number of casualties on either side was not known def 1 nltely but fourteen had been re ported up to mid-torenoon. Artillery Is Used- Artillery was employed by the provisional troops, at least one 18-pounder having been in action and considerable damage was re ported to have been done the In surgents' stronghold. This had been strongly fortified by the Ir regulars, who replied vigorously to the fire of the attacking par ties. Machine guns were being freely used by both sides. The entire city wbb awakened by the din, even to the remote suburbs. Ultimatums Sent. The attack on the Insurgents was preceded by ne sending ot two ultimatums to Commandant Rory O'Connor. .One of these de manded the release of Lieutenant General O'Connell, assistant chlel of staff of the regular forces, who was seized yesterday by the insur gents. The other set a. time limit after which an attack would be made. Fire broke out in Fowler hall, under attack by the provisional government troops, Bhortly after noon. At that hour it apeared that the irregulars holding the Four Courts had taken refuge In the cellar in the rear of that structure. Women Escape. Ninety-two women, occupants of a segregated district, maintain ed as a part of the Owl concern, escaped with their belongings, a few receiving minor Injuries from the flames. Liquor in the Owl cellar, valued at $200,000, wa saved when the sub-structure was flooded with water. The proprietors of the Owl, Marvin Allen, Frank B. Beyer and Carley Withlngton, said they be lieved the fire was of incendiary origin. As was the case last Sunday, when fire of undetermined origin caused damage estlmateU at $400,- rAARX- TiSKE THE5E BtCUTfi TO DAOOX ANO TELL. WM COOKED COOKED 'em sir;, j II! 1 1 II I I II mf l(Jt.L"I II - V I I Kir; r4.l l'.UTTO , 1 I ' j F f SHE! UEMMeo HOW ) " 1 I f J . ' 1 I TO COOK 'E.M AT TELL. MEL. WHO V school'. . 1 HELPED HER t ' JIT s j ' LIFT THEM OOT I SHE- 0?n" HAVE. ' OP" THE. OVEN? HAO A. POCJH TEACHER W Y t ' M2 by-'Int-C Feature' Service, Tnc. StiO q I jjjl Copyright 1920 by H. C. Fisher Trade mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office. 1 1 1 One. weak spotTand a whole new tire gone!" The result of unseen "lumps" in the rubber THE tread barely worn off yet a blow-out ruins the en tire shoe I What's the cause, you ask? You could actually tea the an swer to this question if you had samples of tire rubber under a microscope. In ordinary rubber compounds, the rubber does not mix imoothly and evenly with the necessary strengthening materials. "Lumps are formed every" lump" a weak spot that helps bring a blow out like this some day. At last a rubber has been pro duced that reduces these "lumpy formations to a minimum thai ; eliminates premature tire trouhW Four tire expert, in the Thennoid Rubber Company discovered Crouds an even-texture rubber that does not weaken with the ' stretching and straining that goes on inside a tire in use. Crolide Compound is today used exclusively in the manufacture of Tbermoid Tires. You are invited to call and see these tires for your, self also the famous Crolide Com. pound Tubes, Valley Motor Co. 264 N. High Street Phone 1995 00 0, the lines of the electric com pany supplying Mexlcall with light and power, were out of com- misison and the town was In dark ness aside from the light from the fire. British Supply Arms. London, June 28. (By Asso ciated Press.) It Is believed here that the Irish regular forces under Michael Collins are sufficiently strong and well equipped to deal with the situation which has aris en in Dublin. A majority of their Women and Medicine In Europe, years ago, a woman named Hlldegarde wrote a not able book on medicinal plants. In those days the men were too busy bothering about dogmas of religion and medicine, and the study of herbs was thought be neath their notice. It was the women, however, who mostly conducted the hos pitals and cared for the sick, and thus they learned much of great value. They let the men fight out the questions of theories. Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, prepared almost fif ty years ago by a woman, Lydia E. Plnkham, did then, and does now, relieve the ailments pecul iar to women. It is a vegetable compound and of great value for this purpose. This is proven day after day, and In your own neigh borhood, by grateful women who have used It. (adv) AtSMGGS Best Creamery Butter 2 lbs 82c Fresh Ranch Eggs Guaranteed, dozen 21c Bread 2 Loaves 15c Full lb., wax wrapper Snowflakes 2 lbs. 10 oz. in Tin Box 69c This makes an ideal Bread Box Sugar 100 lbs. Cane Berry $6.65 Old Dutch , 2 cans 15c Five deliveries daily. Phone 478 BATHING SUITS For Men, Women and Children Surely you will want a new suit when you take your first plunge. Select your suit early and take advantage of a long bathing season. CHILDREN'S SUITS 69c, 75 c, $1.00, $1.25 LADIES' and MEN'S SUITS $1.00 to $4.75 Our Prices Always the Lowest GALE & GO. Commercial and Court Streets arms, Including machine guns and artillery, have been supplied by the British government under the terms of the Anglo-Irish trea ty. They are manning their own artillery. There are several thousand British troops still In Dublin and it is intimated that, should Collins request aid from this source, troops would be placed at his dis posal, exactly as was done when the Ulster government desired military assistance in putting down the rebellion in the north. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION DrilMV' 6 Bell-ans Hf Hot water WZWL Sure Relief ELL-AIMS 25 and 75 Packages Everywhere THE VICTOR STOVE BURNER Bee it demonstrated at 271 N. Commercial Street. Burns kero sene, no ash or soot, no wood to chop or dirty floors to sweep, just turn the handle and light. Demonstration now at 271 North Commercial St. :;;niiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim'ni"'""iiir!tmmt FOR THE to begin Thursday evening, season tickets are now on sale for $2.50 each at the following places : Hartman Bros. Jewelry; Patton Bros. Book Store; The Spa; The Gray-Belle; the Commercial Book Store and Will's Music Store. - The admission price for each of the 13 programs is as follows : THURSDAY Evening at 8 o'clock, Paul Fleming and his Magicians,... 7oc FRIDAY Afternoon, 2:30 o'clock. Artist prelude by Stearns-Hellekson trio, and health lecture by Miss Edna Eugenia Lowe : 50c Evening, recital by Miss Frances Ingram, Metropolitan contralto........ $1.00 SATURDAY Afternoon, Musical entertainment by Patton Bros. 40c Evening, Patton Bros, in prelude, and lecture by Capt. Norman Allen Imrie on "England, America and Ireland." SUNDAY Afternoon, concert by the Oceanic Quintet 50c Evening, Lecture by Opie Read on "Human Nature and Politics" 75c MONDAY Afternoon, Musical entertainment by the Watteau Girls 40c Evening, Comedy, "Cappy Ricks" by the Percival Vivian company of New York $1.00 TUESDAY Afternoon, Musical entertainment by Piatt and Stone ; Lecture by J. C. Herbsman ; 50c Evening, Prelude by Electra Piatt and Vernon. Lecture by Dr. Elmer Lynn Wiflflams of Chicago .. .t 75c WEDNESDAY Afternoon, Vocal Concert by the Gilwvan Opera company, The "Pageant of Peace", pageant given by Salem children- 50c Evening, Grand closing concert, including selections from Ruddygore in costume, by the Gilvan Opera company 75c No war tax on season tickets or single admissions. Reserved seats for season, $1.00, now on sale at Hartman Bros. Jewelry Store. The best Chautauqua program ever offered Salem Thursday evening at the tent on Willamette University Athletic field. 3 Days Starting Tomorrow Because of the delicate subject and scenes, men and women will not be admitted together. rmsm f - f Men Only Women Only Children Under 16 Not Admitted ,The Most Daring and Sensa tional Picture Ever Screened RAN THEATRE BUY FURNITURE And Hardware at AUCTION Friday, June 30 Saturday, July 1 10 a. iru, 1:30 p.m. 10 a- m., 1:30 and 6 p. Your Opportunity to Buy HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE At Your Own Price BE THERE EARLY . 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