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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925
SOON, IS BELIEF
New York, Oct. 30 (AT) Early
action by the Gorman rclclutng up
on the .Locnrno pacta was forecast
by Paul lioebe, president of that
body, when he Balled on the Hamburg-American
liner Deutschland.
The relch.stag will bo summoned
to take up the treaties Immediately
Upon bin arrival, ho announced.
"I believe the Locarno ngrce
JnentB are so Important to the peace
of Europe," he aaid, "it should bo
accepted by the German republic,
and I shall throw all my strength
and power toward this end.'
Sir. Loebe eaid with the accept
ance by Germany and the other in
terested countries of the Locarno
pact, the enmity between Germany
and France, which has existed for
one hundred yeara, will bo at an
end.
Germany will be in the league of
nations "where she properly be
longs," by tbo end of the year, he
asserted.
On the ifisuo of a possible res
toration of a monarchy In Germany
Air. Locbo eaid:
"The kaiser cannot come back
In the firat place, beeauso of the
interior political situation In Ger
many, and secondly, because of the
entente and pressure from without.
"We have organized In Germany
more than ono million workers who
would not 'hesitate to ro to war to
'prevent a restoration of tho monarchy,"
AGGIES BOLSTER
B
Corvallis, Oct. 30 "Tho line has
had a world of attention this
week," Coach Sch fattier said. "Ev
ery man is ablo to play, and there
aro lots of things they won't do
Saturday thnt they did in their
first conference game against
Stanford. Don't think for a mln
uto that we haven't prepared very
hard for Montana. It is na tough a
game as we will have this season,
and these big boys are worrying
me. If they do the same thing to
our line that Stnnford did It won't
bo good for us."
The coach has been working on
a special defense against tho
Rpcedy Russell Sweet of Montana
and the forward passes his part
ner, Bill Kclley, star quarterback,
seems ablo to put in his hands
every shot. Tho Montanans may
try to stage tho samo pnslng fltiint
that University of Idaho bent tho
Aggies with on the home field lost
year.
Montana has developed her lino
greatly since slnrting the season
against University of Washington.
Two of her linemen are sopho
mores who now know something
about conference football and aro
going to bo hard lo stop because of
their speed and size.
Until tho Stanford game tho Ag
gies were not scored on, and never
had a first down made against
their first team beforo thoy met
Ernlo Ncvors of Stanford and his
playmatea. The Montanans have
Increased greatly In prestige since
they held Gonzaga to a 14 to 14
tie two weeks ago, for last week
Gonzaga beat tho colorful Univer
sity of Idaho team 12 to 8.
The probable lineup:
Oregon Agglos Montana
Dallas Ward LE Oscar Dahlbcrg
Dig Jim Dixon. XT.... Danta Hansen
Hoy Ulchcrt LG Karl Martinson
Lloyd 13aIcom..C Emit Ostrum
Hal Llebe ...RG.. C'has. Coleman
Lewis UlckcrsonRTClark Whitcomb
John Logan U13..C. Brlttenham
Webley Kdwards..Q.. William Kellcy
Paul Snider LH ....Russell Sweet
Bob Quinn HH.... Milton Ritter
Red benman K. Ted lllman
111 TRIBES
51
Spokane, Wash., Oct. 29. His
tory was being re-enacted today In
Spokane but with a decidedly
modernized aspect.
As lii tho old days, the Indian
tribesmen of the Pacific north
west aro gathering for their en
campment beside the falls. But
unlike the days of half a century
ago, the braves aud their squaws
aro arriving not on cayuae-back
with trailing wickups, but In six
cyclimler automobiles or by first
class railroad transportation.
Chief Black Eagle of the Nez
Perces, true son of Indian war
riors and one of the three tribes
men who called on President
Coolfdgo earlier this month with
an Invitation to attend tho North
west Indian Congress hero tomor
row and Saturday, is In town, but
ho la not hovering over a camp-
fire smoking a meditative pipe, or
parading In paint or feathers for
the edification of tho white man
This morning, nttlred In a neat
business" suit and patent leather
shoes he was enjoying the modern
luxury of the Davenport hotel lob
by, Rome ono wanted tho chief
to attlro himself in the historic
Indian costume.
"Ho never wore one," Superin
tendent O. C. Llpps of the Nez
Perce agency replied, ''and he
doesn t enro to."
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The Testimony of Others
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had FREE upon reauest. on
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orders, I have reproduced nearly 100
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10
Iloson, Oct. SO. (A. V.)
Evidence, brought to light when
tho sunken submarine S-51 Is
raised. Including engine room aud
deck logs, will be lftid before the
naval board ot Inquiry Investi
gating the collision off Block
Island, which cost the lives of
33 men.
The hoard has exhaust d' izs
list of witnesses, including those
froni tho steamship City of Aome,
involved In the collision, and ad
journed sine die, pending the rais
ing of tho S-51. If the vessel Is
not raised within a month, It was.
announced tho hoard will bo re
convened to door up the case and
make its finding.
Testimony to the effect that
late In August the New York
Boston steamer H. F. DImork
came within 50 or 60 feet of col
liding with n submarine in Long
Island Sound last August because
tho submarine failed to show re
quired lights, was Introduced at
tho hearing today.
The testimony was given by
Holnnd M. Litchfield, second of
ficer of the steamer, called today
by counsel for the Ocean Steam
ship company, which operated the
steamer City of Rome and which
was involved In the collision with
the S-51, In which tho submarine
was sunk with 3 men on the night
of September 25 last.
LEGISLATORS DEBATE
EFFECTS OF BAD BOOZE
Washington, Oct. SO. (A. P.)
The house ways and means com
mittee today swept asido for n
while the mass cf complexities to
volved In making a tax bill to give
a i hough t to the after-effects of
bootleg liquor.
"Does liquor mad a from de
natured alcohol causa death, Just
slow death, or Is ft harmful it
eEMS
See how Instant arid complete la your relief
from all pain with Dr.SchoIl'a Zlno-pnde for
Corna. The aoothlnir, healing medication In
them produces this maelc result. Sufe, anti
septic. Removes the pressure and rubbing;
of tight shoes the cauao of corns. Cost but
trifle At all drug and shoe stores.
mScholVs
Put one on the pain is gone
all?'' Representative Criep, demo
crat, Georgia, asked Martin J. in
ner, Jersey City chemist, repre
senting dealers Id toilet articles,
who seek reduction of the alcohol
tax.
"The high class bootlegger," the
witness replied "undoubtedly alnid
to reduce the poison bo that slow
death Is the maximum penalty,
but the clumsy sometimes kill off
their customers too quickly."
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Mcdford, Or., Oct. 30. Circuit
Judgo ('. M. Thomas handed down
an opinion here in the case ot"
tho JJig liutto Cattle company
versiii Alex Anderson, in favor of
tho latter or the sheep men of
.souinein uregon.
Tho plaintiffs, -who consists f
a number of cattlo raisers In the
liig liutte country, brought a suit
against the deefudant, Alex Ander
son, ;o restrain him from using
certain portions of the public
range In the Bjlte creek country,
where ho had been ranging his
sucen. iiie plaintiffs claimed that
thu range was an exclusive ca:tle
range and that the ranging of the
sheep caused an irreparable injury
to the range for cattle purpose.
The court found that the range
was no; an exclusive cattle range,
and that the defi.-ndant had the
right to pasture his sheen thereon
and that the case was not one
that full within the jurisdiction cf
equity w the plaintiffs, it they
were damaged, had a complete
remedy at law, in action for dam
ages, against the defendant.
This docieion is ot such Import
ance to tiie cattle men that it Is
probable it will be appealed to the
unite(j btntcs supreme court.
4.4 BEER HAS LITTLE SALE
Windsor, Ont., Oct. 80. (A. P.)
Only ono Windsor cafe, District
License . Inspector Maxine N.
Mausseau announces, has asked U'T
a renewal of ito license to Bell 4.4
beer. The fiscal year ended tod'iy
and timo for application of renew
al of licenses was fixed for th!6
date but it was unofficially report
ed the time will be extended until
May 1, Brewery reports of aaes
BEWARE THE
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THAT JIANGS OH
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. Yon can stop them
now with Creomulsion, an emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo
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with two-foltl action; it soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes and in
hibtts germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
ono of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and colds and other
forms of throat troubles. Creomuhuon
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements wlu'ch sootho and heal
the infected membranes and etop the
irritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab
sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
of the trouble and checks the growth
of the germs.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac
tory in the treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forms of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or fiu.
Money refunded if any cough or cold is
not relieved tfter taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist Creo
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Children Cry for
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arms and Children all ages
of Constipation, Flatulency,
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$J75
ANOTHER SHIPMENT FOR
SATURDAY
They're here new arrivals from the best makers
ready for your inspection. Featured arc crepe satins and
cut velvets, showing the new back trimming and the
Godet flare. Most of them have the new long sleeves,
attractively embellished. The gayer colors are shown
largely, but there, too, are some conservative shades.
Our wool dresses o twill and charmine are included.
indicate the 4.4 Leer demand has
been doclintng steadily until it ha?
reached virtually the Tauishiu;;
point.
New York Mrs. Dorothy Ben
jamin Caruso Ingram la denying
'gossip" that Italy plans to end
her guardianship ovor her daugh
ter, Gloria. Her counsel Bays Italy
assented to the guardianship and
to her marriage to Captain E. A.
Ingram, whom she Is now prepar
ing to divorce In Paris.
Rctiev that itching, bumlni tormtat
uig mow wiiB
tod sUrt Um heal
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ROSTEIN & GREENBAII
1 Men's Flannel Shirts
Big Assortment Best Merchandise
UNION MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN
This is a new line of Real Tailored Clothing good
materials well made
Men's Suits, $24.50, $29.50, $35 and $40
Young Men's Suits, $20 and $24.50
These Suits are from $6 to $10 under-priced to
introduce this new line of
Union Made Suits
MEN'S REAL
Leather Coats
Made of Genuine Horsehide
Black 27-Inch Coat
Three Welt Pockets, full leather Collar, full leather
Cuffs with knit Wristlet inside
Genuine Horsehide, Price $14.50
Black 22-Inch Coat
Button down flap Pockets full leather Collar and
Cuffs with knit Wristlets inside
Genuine Horsehide, Price $19.50
Same as above only with large fur Shawl Collar
Price $22.50
240 and 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET
where you
Veal Prices Lower
We have an exceptionally choice supply.
The quality and price will please you.
Choice Milk Fed Fancy
VEAL ROASTS LEGS OF VEAL
15c lb. 20c ib,
VEAL STEAK VEAL TO STEW
17V2c lb. 12y2c Ib.
Many housewives who have been in the
habit of buying only from the most expen
sive butchers are becoming regular patrons
of our market because we handle the best
and sell at typical "Midget Prices." Why
not Convince Yourself of this fact.
Tender Juicy Delicious
SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAKS
15c lb. 15c Ib.
The quality of this Meat is unexcelled.
GRAIN FED PIG PORK
Fresh Pig Grain Fed Pig
HAM ROASTS PORK STEAK
25c lb. 22c Ib.
Freshly Ground Freshly Ground
SAUSAGE . HAMBURGER
12y2c lb. 10c Ib.
Best Creamery Butter 58c Ib.
"Umeco" 25c Ib.
JUST ARRIVED Genuine Boneless
Finnan Haddie and Kiprered Herrinff.
1 We have many other varieties of Fresh,
Salt and Smoked Fish.
1
midget market
Originators of Low Prices
351 State Street
Not in the Combine
anywhere in the house
You need never
dress, bathe or dine in
8 cold room with a
portable oil heater and
Pearl Oil in your homo
necessary auxiliaries
to the fireplace and
furnace!
Pearl Oil is refined
and re-refined by tho
Standard Oil Compa
ny's special process
so it burns ckanl No
odor non- corrosive.
Order by name "Pearl
Oil."
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
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(KSROSENE)
HEAT FLIGHT
F. N. WOODRY'S
S
Tuesday, Nov. 3,
1:30 p.m.
2565 N. 5th St.
Pour good lots with 4
roomed plastered house In
cluding range and all furni
ture. Mrs. Susan Piche,
Pw
Wed., Nov. 4,
1.30 p. m.
1244 N. Front street: Furni
ture, range, heater and
ruga, home canned fruit,
tools, etc.
Wed. Nite, Nov. 4,
7:00 p. m.
F. N. Woodry'a Store,'
Thurs., Nov. 5, ,
10:30 a.m. I
First ."arm north ot Va11
Packing Co., on Pacini
niKnway, a horses, cot,
chickens, machinery, FurnV
lure, tools, etc.
T. W. Steiger
Estate
RESERVE THIS IIST
FOR REFERENCE )
F. N. WOODRlj
Salem ' leadine Anctionei,
Phone 511 (
Monday, Nov. 2,
1:30 p. m.
Jit Mi soutli Sitfrd street n
High grade furniture, player I
piano, rugs, sewing machine,
canned fruit, tools, etc.
Everything like new. Terms
cash.
T. A. Simmons. Owner