WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
UPON BT GUARDS
DURING RIOTING
Tientsin, Aug. 12 (AP) Fol
lowing disturbances that lasted
throughout the day at a Pao Cheng
nun, cmncse police and military
Xireu on rictious strikers wounding
aeveiiftl principally in the legs. The
trouble was Instigated by agitators
train Shanghai who are exerting
strenuous efforts to spread the
strikes to Tientsin. The disturb
ances began Saturday when work
men, mostly Shanghai residents em
plpyed the fining of an employee
as the pretext for a strike riot. The
mill office windows and furniture
were smashed and the American
manager, Burton, his wife and tnm
Jly compelled to malte hasty re
treats from the menacing mob.
Chinese police dispatched pro
tection for the mill but these were
withdrawn Monday morning upon
settlement of the dispute. Trouble
was renewed later in the day,
angry strikers parading outside the
mill for hours. Polic j were again
Bent reinforced by Fengtien sold
iers who threw a cordon around the
mill.
The rioters tried to rush the ccr
don and wrec.t the mill thus com
pelling guards to fire.
Strikes nisi broko out In other
mills whoso employes were Intimi
dated by Paochpng strikers. All
dny there was a demonstration be
fore the British-American tobacco
factory. leaflets woro broadcast
urging a stiike and causing most
of the womcr workers to walk out.
The sltuat'on has quieted down.
WiFE AND SON SAVE
SWIMMER FROM
1EATH
Shclton, Wash.. Aug. 12. To
the heroism of his ll-year-ohl eon
and the desperate efforts of his
wife. Fvcft Neimunn today owes
his life. Nciniaim was swimming
Mondiy evouinj; in the lake no:ir
here wnen he was Finlileiily strick
en with rrnirpiJ. His yomi:; son.
Yep! s Packed
Too With
&y "3iLi Laughing
Women! Dynamite
Every Road
and you'U never turn back when
you learn of the tense drama and
thrilling romance in
New Today
mi
Wednesday
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Thursday
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OUR GANG IN "ASK GRANDMA"
Matinee 25c-35c
12, 1925
Eugene1, -was close to elioro whcti
be noticed his father's plight and
swam to his rescue. While the
frantic mother watched from the
beech Ibe lad struggled shoreward
with the unconscious form of his
father, then leaped into the fam
ily automobile and drove madly
for town and a doctor. Applying
artificial mean,; of respiration,
Mrs. Nc-imanii was rewarded after
an hours fight by seeing the life
slowly returning to the body of
her husband. His eyes re-opened
as the son returned with medical
aid. Nelmann in the proprietor cf
an automobile firm here.
CIRCUS MARKETING
IS MAN SIZE JOB
Housewives who are lamenting
over the high cost of living and the
strain of making both ends meet
should take a leaf from the book
oz Alfred L, Webb, chief of the
commissary department of Rlncr-
ung jirotiiers and Barnum & Bailey
ombmed shows. These are sonic
of the miracles which re accom
plishes: Feeds more than 1600
ravenous athletes and laborers
thrice a day at the average cost
q fifty-three cents a meal; keeps
so vigilant an eye upon his stock
that if one can of tomatoes too
much or too little Is opened, he
wants to know why; has eliminated
waste In the kitchen until about
the only thing he throws away Is
coffee grounds. He never failed
n thirty years to servo a bounte
ous meat on schedule time to the
ircus city, through month after
month of one day stands, or wheth
or in New York orx Demlng. New
Mexico.
Webb buys butter by the ton nnd
eggs by the hundred dozens, but
knows what becomes of every
pound of butter and every dozen
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OREGON
.. With
ANNA Q.
NILSSON
BENLYON
MARJORIE
DAW
Evening 35c-50c
of eggs. He knows the details of
everything that happens in his fly
ing restaurant In which are ninety
seven employees, thirty-six feet .
ranges, a bakery, s grocer and
butcher shops, and a cafe tent seat
ing more than a thousand persons
at a time.
"The whole secret Is system and
economy," says Webb, "As an ex
ample of the latter I have a bread
and butter man and an assistant
who do nothing else but wateh the
tables for untouched and unsoiled
bread which they gather up and
serve again. These men save far
more than their salaries,
"The bread and meat scraps are
collected and cooked up with eorn
meal Into cakes for the dogs and
bears. All the bones are boiled
down for soup stock, and ail the
fat Is rendered and what Is not
used for frying purposes is made
Into soft soap. The coffee and tea
dregs are about the only things
that go to waste around here and
I am trying to find some way of
disposing of them.
"Before the circus reaches a city
I always have food enough stored
up for the first meal, but my din
ner and supper supplies and those
No matter
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JoVELdn
The '-lovelonE' ..Wedding
Ilini; is thu only ring in the
world wftli a promise Inside it.
It Is ot the finest White Gold
bpaiilifully engraved and set
with three blue white dla-.
ntomls. A feature valuo at
$24.80
Five niuc.-'WhUs! Diamonds a
feature value at J39.S0
Delivered for a Dollar
Paid for $1 Weekly
nesno
Eighteen Rings of
White Gold set with
blue-white diamonds,
the' finest we have
ever offered. Special
Birthday Terms
Delivered for 50c
Paid for $1 Weekly
EXTRA!
Decorated Cups and
Saucers of excellent
quality porcelain, Ono
act to each buyer at
95c for Six
Note The ninety-five
cents pays for six cups
and six saueers there
Is nothing more to pay.
Only one set to a buyer.
EXTRA!
Butter Spreaders
Roegrs famous plated
Butter Spreaders, sold
tho country over at
J3.50 a set of six. On
sale tomorrow and as
long as they last at
$1.25 a Set
Note We ara obliged
to limit tbe above
one eet to each buyer
else dealers would snap
tbem alt up In no time.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
for the following day's breakfast
are always purchased locally. There
Is also an emergency store which
contains canned meat, hams and a
sufficient supply of other edibles
to Insure a meal In case a delay in
receiving supplies."
If as Napoleon sad), "ah army
travels on ita stomach," so does a
circus. The importance of the
Rlngllng Bros, and Barnum &
Bailey commissary Is shown by the
list ot daily purchases made by
Webb, The list is as follows: Six
thousand five hundred pounds
of meat, lOOu to 1500 pounds of
bread, .350 pies, 100 layer cakes,
jelly rolls, nearly half a ton of
butter, 600 pounds ot sugar, two
and a half barrels of flour, 126
pounds of lard, 250 pounds of cof
fee, 15 pounds of tea, 60 bushels
of potatoes, parsnips, carrots and
cabbages, 200 gallons of canned
vegetables such as eorn, peas,
beans and tomatoes, 80 gallons of
fresh milk and three cases of evap
orated cream.
The great combined circus trav
eling ita wonders on 100 double
length railroad enrs will come here
to exhibit Saturday, August 29,
TONY Horse
DUKE Dog
and
In
teeth:;
Starts
Friday
Beginning Tomorrow and Ending Saturda
ties it presents:
II I i J I Sf,S,50 J
SAT
LoweBt price anybody ever heard
of for twenty-six pieces of Guaran
teed Tableware. All the knives, forks
and spoons for a family of six
nickeled sliver never change. In
Butler finli. Featured value at
$4.95
Delivered for 50o
Faid for 50c a Week
jP
LEGION NINE TO PLAT
v TONieHTJH C0RVALL1S
The American Legion, winnere
of thg twilight ieague champioa
shlg will gs to Corvaiile tonight
to meet the CorvaJlig champions Ju
a return gams. The Corvallis
players won from the locals last
week in a hard fought, extra in
ning gamei
Several additions have been
made to the Legion, lineup and
they are going to CorvulUa to take
them into eamp and eves things
up. The Legion ought to have
woo the game laat week but errors
proved costly, p.'l but one ot the
tour scored by them being un
earned
The players are to meet at the
Hauser brothers sporting goods
store at 3:30 .according to the
announcement made yesterday
afternoon by Paul Acton, mifnagor
ru.
YOU TU
TOWt4
We shall hold high jinks for Salem's
buys a "Lovelong" Wedding Eing will be presented with a Gift Package.
This will be our wedding present to the Bride and Groom, but the package
will be mysterious and wll be marked "Not to be opened till after the
Ceremony." You may be sure that it is a gift worth while.
Meantime the "Birthday Party" presents a long list of matchless values
and incomparable easy terms. Here is an inkling of the splendid opportuni
Ninelii.., .iy in the
group ejicii one a
selected diamond
which would sell for
far more were we
minded to ask It!
Special Birthday
Terms 50c Down
Payments $1.50
a Week
Tho Birthday Tarty presents
this jnaMiIemi opportunity to got
Elgin's Finest Itnllroad Watch at
tho Kationally advertised price
Flfty-ffve dollars In every good
stora In the land. Here at tho
same fiffure ht n characteris
tic! Burnett Terms.
Delivered foT 50c
Faid for $1 Weckiv
ot the teem. T CmrvalHs ply-
ers have a strong lineup whq Bou
too and MapJes. Quimnlmtty doss
most of th pitching tor tn etafc.
COOLIDGE HAS CHOP SUE!
Swampscott, Mass,, Aug. IS
A. P.) Chop auey was eerved to
day by PresideBi ana Mrs. Uom-
idge at a luncheon fer Charles R-t
Crane, fcriner aiinisisr to China,
The dish was prepared by one of
the Chinese sailor cooke stationed
on the Mayflower, the presidential
yacht. Chopstlckft were missing.
cJlan
toman
ROI-TAN
cA cigar you'll like
The beginning of s perfect
day-whatl A ROI-TAN
PERFECTO EXTRA,
Watch my smoke." (adime)
Batehelors. Every
.:.
if 5 'Jll 1
Ten JJiiifrs only in this
group the diamonds
of course are small but
fine and the mount
ings are of the hand
somest character
fine eighlcen karat
white gold
Delivered for 50e
Paid for 8le a week
Full pike allowed at
any time you decide to
tret a lureer diamond.
The Illinois Gold ifodal
Watch Is admittedly tha
"World's Finest Timekeeper".
And every watchmaker we ever
had in our employ entinrnou
that statement. Jt has a seven
teen Jewelled movement and Is
unconditionally guaranteed.
Oold filled ease of raro ele
gance. Priced nt I42.50.
Deliverer! for 50c
Paid for $1 Weekly
Ladd & Bush Bankers
ESTABLISHED
General Banking Business
Office Hours from
EIKER'S
GUARANTEED
USED
FORDS
PRICED RIGHT
THE BLUE FRONT ,
.Liberty
Phone
121
Batchelor who
...St
Tlio frtnioim Walfhain AVulcli In
a Solid Gold Case with a seven-tcr-n
3tWf-l twiv!1ti(;tiI, At FoTly
nine fifty it is one of tht ot-
Party". We guarantee It une&n
rtl((onll and rcromnu-nd It un
reservedly. Drliverpj. for 50n
Faid for Si Weeklv
-TST6?-
FT. z
4a
fer
i
14 $88.50 j
I P I
9 In tin's group are soli- I
taires and dinner P
I Kings of the highest I
I Xs- quality. We are of the P ;J
V- opinioti that the values a
cannot bts dwplitatett 3"
outside of the Burnett K
Organizntion. J
Dtdivered fnr a Dollar I
fNkv EXTRA! ;'
bf. Silver Plated S.intlwich
' ' Trayss I'ierccd design !
"-f 4 plates lhat were: made
' f;f' 4 j I "' ihne '"
xtr"'-- pre.itl during tll
O, ViaeeZJf nirthday Party at !
PAGE THREE
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SALEM
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