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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8.
COASTSTATES
ncci COT PA IMC
OF DEMOCRATS
Ban Francisco, Not. 8. Demo
eratle glint -were made In serer
ml western states in yesterday's
lection, both In the congression
al and gubernatorial races.
In Arizona and Oregon elec
tion of democratic governors In
place of the republicans who now
oeeupy the executive chair was
conceded. In Montana, New Mexi
co, Oregon and Utah, though the
figures from three of the states
which are sparsely seftled were
tar from complete, democrats were
tn the lead . for congressional
places now held by republicans.
Hawaii, for the first time, gave
leads to democratic candidates
for delegate In congress. Returns
from the whole west, due partly
to this sparse settlement and part
ly to the remoteness and Isolated
condition of many precincts as
well as to the number of Issues
en the ballots, were slow.
The Ku Klux Klan figured in
the conceded defeat of Ben W. 01
eott, Incumbent, republican, for
the Oregon governorship and In
the apparent defeat of Thomas
Lee Woolwine, democratic candi
date for the California governor
ship. Both had denounced the
klan In warm terms. It' also fig
ured in the apparent success of a
compulsory school law in Oregon.
California split on the prohlbl-
KING ALPHONSO
BUILDS PALACE
ATBARCELON
Barcelona, Nov. 8 The aew
palace nsder construction here for
the king I expected to be suffi
ciently advanced this fall- to permit
of 1U official inauguration by' his
majesty in the pretence of the
queen and the other members ef the
royal family, and the representa
tives of all foreign nations accred
ited to the Spanish court.
With the exception of the palace
in Madrid which Is regarded as
one of the largest and finest in Eir
rope the royal residence presented
by Catalonia to the reigning fami
ly will be the most sumptuous in
Spain. It contains four floors the
ground floor for the Installation of
the kitchens and stores; the first
floor for the offices, reception and
guard rooms, chapel, ordinary din
ing room, antechambers, and throne
room; the principal floor for the
royal living and sleeping rooms; and
the top floor for the domestics and
other attendants.
Enormous interest is being taken
in the building of the palace by
every class of folk In Catalonia.
iNotable Catalan artists have under
taken to decorate the various ap
partmenls, furnishings to provide
the necessary furniture, rugweavere
Jto supply the carpet, crystal workers
to install the hanging lamps, librar
dans to fill the library, musicians to
give mnsic. These voluntary gifts
ALL THAT IS LEFT OF MURDER TREE
Inn Iriiiia. the same electorate . .. ... .. J
, . ,are elumactt t0 D9 wortn over a
wnicn voiea agamM wooiwine, mmjon pe5ota9
avowed supporters of light wines i
and beer, give a substantial lead
against a state wide prohibition
enforcement.
KLANSMAN ELECTED
TEXAS SENATOR
Dallas, Texas, Nov.' 8. Earle
B. Mayfleld, democrat, overwhelm
lngly defeated George E. B. Ped
Cy, republican and Independent
democrat for United States sena
tor in the general election yester
day. Mayfield's vote today was
167,139 againat 70,039 for Fed
dy. These
WAGE REDUCTIONS
FOUGHT IN AUSTRALIA
Sydney, N. 8. W., Nov. 8 The
"go slow" policy of the New South
Wales Labor council, as a weapon
to counteract wage reductions and
the lengthening of hours of work,
has been adopted by a congress of
trade union delegates representing
t2 organizations.
It was doclded to elect a state
council from the congress to work
with the Australia council of action
figures were reported ,nf, ?. draf 4 aefinite proposals as
by 211 counties out of 251 and J""' " "cuon Ior tne Aufl
It was estimated accounted for tralia? , tradJ mion movement, "The
at least half, If not more, of the ' action "ball deliver its
total vote cast. attack against the employors by the
Governor Neff was reelected, trons"" section, union or indus
hlH malnrltv over R. M. Aw11 One adopted motion said.
republican from the 211 counties i"?he employers shall be attacked
being 132,510. Governor Neff's ,at tllelr weaker point."
At-
Tote was 162,209 and Mr.
well's 29,690.
Austin, Texas, Nov. 8. Earle
B. Mayfleld will be one of the
youngest members of the United
States senate. He was born April
12, 1881, at Overton, Texas.
Mr. Mayfleld recently testified
at the Corsicana injunction hear
ing that he had joined the Ku
Klux Klan but that he had re
signed later. It has been common
ly understood throughout the
state that the Ku Klux Klan sup
ported him throughout the two
democratic primaries and in the
general election. He Is a lawyer
and railroad commissioner.
IRISH REPUBLICANS
ATTACK BARRACKS
Dublin. Nov. 8. An n-
wlth machine guns and rifles
from nearby house tops was imido
by Irish republican forces against
the Wellington military barracks
this afternoon. Three national
army soldiers were killed and
twenty others wounded In the
fighting which lasted two hours.
The casualties suffered iv the re
publicans was not learned.
Boston, Nov. 8. Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, was- re-elected over
William A. Gaston, democrat, yes
terday by a plurality of 1,946
The vote of the state complete
was: Gaston 414,730; Lodge
416,675. A recount of the vote
tor senator undoubtedly will be
asked by Colonel Gaston, his as
soclates said.
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nf the beautiful crab-aDDle tree under which Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall,
of New Brunswick, N. J., and his "Wonder Heart" choir leader, Mrs,
Eleanor Mills kept their tryst and under which they were shot to
death on the deserted Phillips farm.
GERMANY REGAINS ONLY
THIRD OF FOREIGN TRADE
Berlin, Nov. 8. "Made in Ger
many" has regained oniy aoout a
third of the popularity it enjoyed
in foreign markets before the war,
anVnrrlinff to trade estimates on the
amount of exports during the first
quarter of thia year.
Thfl first three months of 1922
recorded outgoing products amount
ing to approximately 59,200.000
double centners (about ' 6,525,616
tons) and valued as some 60,300,'
000,000 marks. These figures do not
include coal delivered on the rep
arations account. It is noted that if
coal were left entirely out of con
sideration both for 1913 and 1922
the amount of Germany's exports
for the first quarter would be 46
percent instead of 32 percent as
much as was shipped out during the
same period in the last pre-war
year.
how two won
SCAPED OPERATIONS
Doctor Advised Use of . Lydia E. Pink
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Happy Results in Both Cases
KOREANS STOP LANDING
OF RUSSIAN REFUGEES
Tokio, 1 Nor. 8. ( By Associat
ed Press) The Korean govern
ment has prohibited tne janoms
f any more Russian refugees
from Vladivostok. Chans; Tso-Lin,
the chleftan of Manchuria, will
.n allow refusrees already in Ko
rea to proceed over the Manchur-
lan border to Haroin. iuosb -Korea
number 15,000 and many
are destitute.
Ties Moines. Iowa, Nov. 8-
Revised figures compiled by the
Associated Press from returns
from 629 precincts on soiaiers
bonus give: yes 129,474; no oo,-
209,
FOR
CONSTIPATION
BIUOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
SOLD EVERYWHERE-
SKAGGS
"Everyday Price"
NOTE
Flour has advanced 40
cents bbl. during the last
week. Buy your winter's
supply now.
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"Tested Every Hour"
49 1b. bag $1-99
Bbl. (4 bags) 7.79
GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE
1 lb. tins ...,..40c
2'. lb. tins 98c
FRESH ROASTED
PEANUTS
2 lbs 25c
JOHNATHAN APPLES
Fancy wrapped, from the
Prize Winning Orchard.
Small sizes, box $1.39
SWIFTS PREMIUM
HAMS
"You don't have to parboil
them."
Whole or half, lb 33c
GEMNUT
The real butter substitute
Per lb 24c
3 lbs.... 70c
Phone C. O. D. 478
Reductions
Our Sale Prices have been even further reduced. The stock
must be moved and moved fast. Former price is no consideration.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM:
Tweed-O-Wool Suits
All Wool Rainproof
Will not sag or wrinkle
Price $19.50
New Party Dresses
Every one must go
Priced as low as $11.00
Organdie and Linen
Dresses
Values to $22.50
Choice $4.95
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Reduced 33 1-3 percent
Buy your Christmas
Presents Now
Children's Hose
Heavy Ribbed Hose,
Excellent quality black and
Cordovan
Price 19c
Shoes
Real Bargains
$2.95
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Commercial and Court Streets ,
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We wish to announce to the trade that arrangements have been completed with
the Crown Mills which enables us to purchase Crown Flour direct from the factory,
which means we will sell Crown on the same basis we have been handling Vim.
There is no difference in the price of these, two high-grade products from the finest
flouring mills in the northwest.
OUR GUARANTEE: We will refund full purchase price in cash to any one who
is not pleased with either Vim or Crown.
its t
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