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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1919)
pace srx THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4. 1919. ; LEBANON'S TENTH ANNUAL Strawberry Fair ROSE SHOW AND CARNIVAL Friday and Saturday June 6 and 7, 1919. Two great days crowded with mirth, joy and doings from start'to finish. Not a dull moment-something doing every second. Georgeous Parades, Grand Bands of jfusic, Sports, Races, Exhibits, Dances, Concerts, Shows, Speakers. A glorious time for young and old. Come to Lebanon and celebrate with us. Come early and stay late. We will show you a royal time. Splendid hotel and Garage accom modations. Remember the Date LEPS ALL GO! Johnson Proposes Change In Covenant of League to Guard California Rights Washington, June 4.- Amendments to the league of tuition covenant to safeguard America' and purticiilurly California' Interests, will be offered by fcenator Hi rum Johnson, he o nouneed today. , .fohnon will eck to tmend the covb nuni o tlnit Japan cannot put the California alien Und law, Immigration of Japanese or California ii'hoot logis latinn relating to Orientuls, before the league. "These question belong to the peo ple of California," nid Johnson. "They and they alone have the right to settle them. If the league become a tart, ,ltiinn will seize an early oppor tunity to bring the land law mid immi gration eniitroversic before It. And despite what longuo advocate my to the contrary, the league will a.,Miino jurisdiction and will pass upon thee purely domestic questions If they are ruined. This mean that matters which California hai a clear light to sit tic for Itself, according to its own nollare, Hill be nettled by foreign dip l-mits, whose government have seo ret ' treaties with each other. "The covenant, according to it aiUoeiitcs, picvcuts purely domestic Mucslion being brought before it, but liy an express provision of article eleven 'it ' also dei'hred to be "the ftmtlnmentiit ritflit of each member of the leugue to bring to the ultoiitioii of the auMmbly nr the council any cir cumstances whatever affecting inter national relation, which threntena to disturb either the pence or tho good ntiilirstnnding between notions, upon I which peace oeend. ' s 'Obviously this in enough, The im in i itit ion und alien luud question lmve already come in that category and of coins? would bo subject to league action. That meansithe action not of Americana, but of Olio American and a group of foreigner. ' Hut thee la another provision In article twelve, which binds tho I'uited Mate to 'submit either to nrbitraion or to Inquiry by the council' and di put" with another mtion likely to lead to a rupture." , other amendment Johnson w'ill of for will Inelinls one to provide for le(Oe f cit-i rMiiutit uu llCVIUtUilOH trln' shrdlu etaoin cmfwyp cnifwypp wur, elimination or article ten, an amendment to protect the Monroe Doctrine and an amendment to the peace treaty to modify the 8hantung settlement giving Japan control of that province. "I have not yet been able to de termine the exact form these amend ments Will take," aid Johnson. 'But t will present them when the past i before the acnatc In an effort to pre vent the United Htutes joining in the crime of despoiling China for tho ben ufit of Jupan, and to safeguard Ameri can interest on the 1'acifie coast and elsewhere." Johnson announced today that the, situation In tho senate whore the lenguo fight la growing hotter daily,' may prevent him from making a (peak ing tour to California, as other league opponent have urged. ROUND COAST ' LEAGUE BASES mills TO TAffi LEAD PAGEAIiT ROLES George W. Bent, Of Cheyenne Tribe, To Play Part Of Chief Oh-Kea-TaL fjeorge W, Bent, who ii assistant director in charge of the Indiana part in I the historical pageant to De given at ! VYil'anietts University and who tekes I the part of Chief "Oh Ken Tan," 1 j member of the southern Cheyenne tribe of Indiana. Hi Indiaa lineage, traced according to Indian custom, through the woman, extend far back of that of any of our proud F. F. V 'a. Along with his name, Mr. Bent ia- iherits an enviable record in pioneer his tory. One Silas Bent, bora in the col ony of Massachusetts in 1764, waa edu cated for the bar, and seeing oppor tunities in the opening of the great Louisiana Purchase, came to St. Louis in 1804. There he bees. mo judge of tht superior court, and dying in 1827, left seven sons, who in legal, scientific and pioneer lines added to the honor of the name of Bent. Of succeeding generations, Col. Win. , Bent of Hants Fe Trail fsme is the most noteworthy example. He was (trader, a guide, a defender of the fron- tier, and the founder of the great cattlo .industry of the southwest. Hi son Oeorge Bent, was the father of (ieorge W. Bent of Chemawa. i Mr, Bent himself is a- man of ex cellent education, and interesting per sonality. Ho ia an important member of the facultv of the Chemawa Indian school and brings considerable experi ence into his portrayal of the character of the old chief ia the pageant. i Maude Craig, ' Wah-We Tah," the I daughter of old Chief "Oh-Ko-Tah" it j a Umatilla Indiaa girl. She sings a, sonir of love and dances aa much as an Indian uiaid may dance at tho request of her fr.ther, after "Ka-thn-too," by hit exceleu ditncing has won her at hit prize. Wude Mlnthorne, "Na-ahn too," the young bravo who wint the beautiful " Wuh-We-Tah" over all competitors by his wonderful dancing is a Umatilla In dian boy and is one of this year's grad uates from Chemawa. He is portly Net Perce and It a lineal descendent of that great old Ness Perce eage Chi;f Joseph. (Ry T'nlted Press.) Yesterday's winner: Los Angeles, On k land. Home run: Miller, Onks. The Angel easily miravelled the curve of liiium, Couch and Knntlehnef ntid added another win to their column by drubbing the Seal, 10 to 3. With the came tied in the ninth, 8 to 8, Boh ne and Roche crossed the plate with two runs for the Onks, the Tigers losii'o; 10 to 8. "Teams traveling" prefcnteeJ the Portland Sacramento and Seattle Suit Liiltn gttmes from being played. CHINESE RECOGNIZED City Dads Think Park Hoard Negligent In Caring for Foimtaia That members of the city park board have been rather negligent for the past few years in caring for the Wjiitt mem orial fountain in WUlaon Park, waa the general opinion of the city fathera in session last evening. The discussion as to the care of the fountain came up when a communica tion wat presented from the Portland Hallway Light & Power company sub mitting an estimate for repairs. The suggest isu was made that possibly the fountain would be better scared for It placed In the hands of a special coun cil committee. As it wa almost impossible to opi- uto tho fountain during the Odd Fel lows encampment, a motion was made by Alderman 0. M. Boberts providing that work on repairing the fountain should begin at once in order to have it in condition to display during the big Fourth and home coming celebra tions. Councilman Kalph Thompson of the seventh ward presented his resignation, saying thnt he expected to give so much time to his Fordson business out 0 town that he could not attend meetings. Ho was eletced from his ward after a stiff fight not only in the primaries but in the final election. The council will elect hit successor. The city health officer wat present i and said there teemed to bo no danger from the influenza, rather intimating that (he Red Cross authorities hnd be come unduly excited. Paris, June 4. An unverified re port waa circulated today that the big four hud agreed1 to China making re ervution regarding the Shantung set tlement when he sign the Herman treaty. -f 'BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS w-3 I Big Special Show Today and Tomorrow KLONDIKE GOLD-LOVE IN ALASKA DORIS KENYON IN 'THE GREAT WHITE TRAIL" A trip to Alaska and a thrilling love story All in one. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "The Musical Tramp" CHICAGO JAILS SCORE (Continue; from ago 1.) lender, that "reds" had planned to destroy the government within six months. Kurly today an automobile was blown to atom in tho northwest sec tion of the city. IVHce are working on the theorr either that bombs and ex plosives Wing brought into the city were esplodeil aceulentHily, or that the car wu.1 wrecked purposely. TU de-lunation was henrd for miles. Washington, June 4. (ITnited Pre) -A "finish fight" with anarehy in tht Vi.ited Statea wa planned today by government departments tail congress. Changes in the justice department de signed to speed up the work of eonibihg the country for terrorists were an nounced by Attorney Uenernl Palmer with the appointment of William 3. Flynn, formerly ehlef of the United Mate secret service, as head of the de partment bureau of Investigation. IiD DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR DEMONSTRATION. MRS. KADDERLY, THE FACTORY REPRE SENTATIVE WILL BE WITH US ALL NEXT WEEK. 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STATE MOUSE NEWS At previously intimated, there was keen riralry among the publisher of school tot books for attention at the hand of the Oregon text book com mission, which recently close4 its ses sion at the state home -No less than ."0 representative of publishing boos e ameard before meniben of the Francis V. Oarvan. who hat been act- commission and Superintendent Church ing Blien projK'rty custodian ,-nd whop" with a good word for their respecr has a national reputation aa a criminalize work. Hence they had mass of investigsnr in connection with the Newlil,r,"ur ' elw,t ,rom n' Prtl.r loik district attorney's office, and ul or n comunon, tnc prices quoted were not far in' advance of those of six yesrs ago. rir this period rtiipt. Churchill has estimated thnt the average cost of text books for ea.-h school pupil in the state is about 1.10 annually, and it is thought thst when the cost of the new hooks is tabulated it will be shown thst thev do sot ex - ..,.v..ieSlf John T. tireighton, Springfie'd, III,, eon- nee ted during the wur with the intelli gence bureau of the war trade board, will assist Flynn. Congress tomorrow will start wmk oa lejii.lsiion aimed at deportation of tin desirable aliens and the establishment ....- 1 : . . . . t ,.-i .moi.grauon Par, ,i.r rae noil fW, ,,, f;(,ilr(,, of l!)fl M, xeit tvo years p-no.M.j- more than H ft cent." rirstetiuwilll,tnkeniut!iehou- i 1ki-, ,hP ni ist which where KeiireiK-iitatue AtlM-rt Johnson. 'm,:.. .i. o.i ,t;fr,ni tV's.hington, one of the men msrkH in ihe May Isy lmb p'ot, h a bill ready for consideration. The bill provides fur the deortntion of any offending alien and climes the im in iiirn linn door to sit aliens except for all grades, the fommiMea has laid siiecisk stress main euni-uiture (under 'he ymith Hollies act) nvica and Am erican history. Jn thf -ltptiom of read ers, jHcil p:iin were 1a ( select those thst m!!j!!ed Americaaism huH who formerly lived is this country and 'riotic sentiment. Thcr also made selections with a view to im proving the methods of instruction in Knglish to meet the strong demand in that direction shown in public senti ment. In the line of language studies, Snanish has been m-it ntttinn.l 1- high schools, as Trench has been for some time, rn-ven worss on mmsh are recommended for aitimlementul .liiilv and three French book. The weekly report of the Industrial Accident Commission for the week end ing May Etf has just been made out, showing that throughout the state there were reported a total of 632 acci dents, of which number ten were fatal, the largest number of fatalities for several months. The victim were: James Poole, meat packer, Klamath Falls; Geo Pappaa. logger, Brookings: J. ltolton, logger, Bend; K. H I'ickel, contractor. West l.inn; A. O. laf, log gcr, Astoris: W. L. Nolan, psper mill employe, Willamette. Joe (ilaa, ma chinist Portlsnd; T. R. Hook, logger. Silverton; Joe Iongtain. loit.er. As toria. Out of the total uniher 574 were subject to the provision of the com pensation act. Rhenish Republic Leaders Facing Charges Of Treasca Basle, June 4. (United Fres) Chancellor ?ehcidoniann, in response to Dr. Dorten't telegram asking permis sion to elect an assembly for the new Khenish republic snd send representa-j lives to the jwsee conference, began i proceedings ag:ua4 Doitou lot highi treason, a Berlin diipat'-h today. (Dorten it president of the Rhenis republic.) The (rerman government also ha sent formal protest to Faria against the attitude of ths allied armies of occupation toward the new rivpirlilie. Smyths Brother and the Pendleton, Sheep company have sent S.'iO.OOO pounds of wool to the Boston market within the past few day. The Klamath drainage district, com prisiing .0,648 acre lying tea miles south of Klamath Falls, ha applied to the State Kngineer' office for an appropriation of water from the Klam th river. This project will entail the construction or a main canal eeven i uiiles in length, the estimated cost, with concrete headj;atei being $.i)a,-iHH). Florence Reed USA SPECIAL "Wiv OF ). 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