Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 20, 1922, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922.
1M RIDERS
SEEK TO DELAY
BEDFORD TRIAL
Medford, Or., Oct. 20. Con
tlsuance of the trials of the six
Ueged night-riding defendants
kit prominent and well known
eftiieng of thla city and Jackson
Yille, from the term of the circuit
court beginning next Monday, un
tlll the February, 1923, term, was
ought in a motion filed with the
county clerk today. Arguments
os the motion are expected to be
called for Saturday, with Assistant
Attorney General Liljeqvist and
District Attorney Moore contest
ing the action.
Ground for the granting of the
motion were cited and enumerated
a follows:
Lack of time to assemble evi
dence, interview witnesses and
gather new evidence and retire
ment from the case of J. A. Jef
fery, attorney of Portland, after
the demurrers to the Indictments
had been tiled.
Hostility of the local and press
of the entire west coast of the
United States, alleged to have been
filled with "infamatory arti
cles," against the Ku Klux Klan,
Of which "these defendants are al
leged to be members."
Charges that the indictments
"are in the nature of political in
dictments and that the calling of
the cases shortly before or imme
diately after the coming state elec
tion would be prejudicial to the
defendants," and that the Jackson
county situation Is being used "for
and against certain candidates in
the campaign."
"The continuous villiflcstlon of
the Ku Klux Klan bv certain well
itnnwn citizens" is aliened to have
prejudiced the people against the
defendants.
The calling of the trials at the
coming terms, it is alleged, would
cause the Medford and Jackson
ville papers to fill their columns
"with attacks against the defend
ants." '
Fifty Years Ago
a woman in Lynn, Mass, was
steeping herbs on her kitchen
stove according to a recipe of
her own, to furnish medicine for
the women of th a. neighborhood.
Today, a stone's throw from the
little house where she lived,
there is a four story laboratory,
making the same medicine for the
women of the world. During the
last year almost 660 tons of care
fully selected herbs were used in
the manufacture of Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A woman's medicine for wo
man's ailments. Have you tried
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EDMONDS
"Foot-Fitter"
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GLAD OF CHANG
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London, Oct. 20. (By Associat
ed PreBS.) The majority dt Lon
don's morning newspapers being
anti-coalition, the fall of the
Lloyd-George ministry Is mostly
welcomed by them today as rid
ding the country of a government
whose policies have been eo long
condemned, and opening the way
for what they hope will prove a
saner administration.
The Times believes the effect
would be beneflcient everywhere.
It declares the country wants "to
return to the normal ways of life
and to feel that its welfare is in
the lunula of men of sound sense,
less anxious to shine as Individuals
than to merit confidence as faith
ful wardens of the public good."
T1iq. Morning Post regards yes
terday's events as a considerable
Victory, won In the interests of
the country, not less than in the
interest of the conservative party.
plan Ablaze
ivith Eczema
Constant Itching Almost
Unbearable! '
Wn know thero Is one thin that
Iop externa, and that l mora red-Mood-cellsl
S. 8. B. bullJi them br
tfce million) You ran Increase jonr
red-bWuC cella to tin point where It
la practically Impossible fur cauia to
"Foot - fitters" are
made with 8 Iron Oak
inner soles of outside
quality.
Calf- skin inside
counter pocket No
socks wearing out at
the heel.
Full toe vamp No
cut-off vamp. No rip
ping of tips.
"Foot - fitter" Shoes
are quality shoes at the
exceptionally reason
able price of
$7.00
the Pair!
In black calf skin or
mahogany color.
John J. Rottle
167 N. Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon
NEW SKIRTS
, You'll be interested in these new fall Skirts.
Skirts for sports wear and street wear that are
notable for quality and moderate prices. .
Materials are prunellas and plaids.
Fashionable color combinations in blue and brown,
tan and brown, black and white.
You'll like the way they are made.
$3.98 and $6.75
GALE & CO.
( Commercial and Court Streets
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We can supply you with
McQUAY-NORRIS PINS
PISTONS and RINGS
Gaskets
Valves
Con. Rod Bearings
Hose
Fittings
Spark Plugs
Axles
Timkens, Hyatts, and
W. E. BURNS
Not Brothers
Brake Linings
Clutch Facings
Fly Wheels
Gears land Pinions
Fan Belts
Bushings
Packing of all Kinds
New Departure Ball Bearings
: DAN BURNS
The Same Man
High Street at Ferry, Salem, Ore.
Ji, bALHiM, UKUiUUiM ii,ir..n..far
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Phone C. O. D. Orders Early
Free Delivery on $2.00 Orders
Pure Cane
Sugar
15 lbs $1.00
Rex Medium Sugar
Cured Haras
Vi Ham, per lb... 28c
Whole Ham 27c
6'i lbs. Sweef
Potatoes ... 25c
Graded Potatoes
100 lb sack ...95 c
Vim Flour
$1.85
If for any reason you
do not like Vim we
will refund purchase
price and you keep
the Vim.
M. J. B. Tree Tea
lb. Black or Green
25c
1 lb. Black or green
49c
Golden Gate Tea
Vi lb. Black or Green
25c
1 gal. Pennick's
Golden Syrup
63c
Amber Karo
1 gal 59c
2 cans Pepper 15c
2 cans Cinnamon..l5c
2 cans Nutmeg 19c
2 cans Mustard 17c
Cabbage for Kraut
50 lbs. 75c
Blue Tip Broom
95c
Green Tip Broom
85c
Red Tip Broom
75c
Heavy Side Bacon
Lb ... 25c
1 lb. Pride's Mince
Meat 15c
B35c Snowflake Sodas
30c
65c box Snowf lakes
60c
50c box Liberty Sodas
45c
2 lb. in bulk. .27c
5 lbs. Stock Salt 47c
50 lbs. Dairy Salt..73c
Dari Gold Milk
10 cans .... ......90c
Alpine
9 cans . 90c
California Soft Shell
Walnuts
Lb. ........25c
New Stock Soft Shell
Almonds
30c
Large Pkg. Sea Foam
25c
Crystal White Soap
6 for 1 25c
Fresh Peanut Butter
Lb 15c
Gem Nut Margarine
2 lbs. . ...45c
Creamery Butter
49c
Hundreds of Specials Not Listed Here
SEE OUR WINDOWS!
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We call a man suc
cessful when he gets
what he goes after.
We are giving you
what you are after
in clothes; distinc
tive style, fit, and
long wear.
With the first real touch of cold weather this store is ready to announce an Over
coat Exposition that presents selections and values of outstanding importance. This
is not a display that has been grouped up over night. It represents weeks of effort
in searching the markets for dependable qualities and extreme values. Every style
and type of overcoat is featured in this display.
They are all Wonderful Values.
$16-50 to $50.00
lalem Woolen
Open until 9 p. m. on Saturday nights. M
M
ills Store
C. P. BISHOP, Prop