THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1919.
PAGE THREE.
RUPERT BACK IN POi
AFTER LONG ABSDtCE
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Convicted Defaulter Tells Of
Escape And Life Of Past
Four Months.
BOYS!
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vn - - fresh
X' " I f., v.j-
collars
and ciiffs
in half an hour !
How to larmier tk
THERB 13
NOTHING EL8B
LIKB LUX
Dissolve atablespoonfulof Lux
In half a bowlful of boiling or very
hot water and whisk into a thick
lather. Add cold water to make
audi lukewarm. Wash quickly,
squeezing the auda through the
fabric. Do not rub. Rinse three
timet la dew lukewaxm water.
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GLEAMING satin collars and cuffs! Deli-
cate kceguimpes! Your very daintiest
accessories you can wash in delicate
Lux suds and they will come out just like new.
There is nothing else like Lux. Lux comes in
delicate white flakes pure and transparent.
They dissolve instantly in hot water. You
whisk them into the richest, sudsiest lather that
loosens all the dirt leaves the finest fabric clean
and new not a color dimmed, not a fibre broken
or weakened in any way.
Lux won' thurt anything pure water alone
won't injure.
Your grocer, druggist or department store,
has Lux. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
How to wash silks, 6atins, Georgettes .
Squeeze the water out. Do not
twist. Roll in a towel. When
nearly dry, presa with warm
iron, never a hot one.
White organdies, lace, etc.
Wash as above, but in hot
suds. Rinse in hot water. Dry in
the sua.
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PRESIDENT TO
(Continued from page one)
go to the White Houscto receive infor
mation in refuting arguments of league
opponents.
Interest continued to renter la the inserted in
pronammv or a can ny the foreign re-!tion.
lations ommittee at the Wbito House.
Indications today wcro that no definite
action will he taken on this until the
Constipation causes headaches, sal
low color, dull sickly eyes you feel
out of sorts aU over. Hollistor s Iiocky
Mountain Tea will banish constipation,
whether it will be necessary to qucs-jons affront, the pressure which will be
tion President Wilson. j brought to bear on the senato will in-
The situation today remained about sure acceptance even of Shantung,
ns it has been for ten dn vs. Rome ad-1 Senator
vocatcs of reservations to the treaty received from an American officer with I r,8l,la' TaaT bowels, purify your stotn-
... . , .- . lanhVm.'llf.ml iKii ( all n .. n It 1
were aiscouraired. pxwnt witn reram 1 1 h .,.rn,. ..,i i . r..... . .1 " "." ;. .
to some "interpretative" phrases to be smniiiurv of the renorteil tier
ancse secret treaty regarding iiussiu
and China. Th offii'er wrnto Johnson
Shantung weaR Unit, that ho had clipped the summary from
Tho Shantung settlement appeared a Russian newspaper. The sumnir-rv
today to be a weak spot in tho treaty. ! closely followed the outline in a United
the resolution of ratifica-
reading of the peace treaty in commit-, But even thought tho hostility to this Press dispatch from Budapest June 20,
tee has been finished. By that time it clause is very great, administration sen-!
will be apparent what clauses need leg
Sslation, it was pointed out, aud the
ton declared that when the country TV Cl. V:rcl I D.,,,
understands that a reservation on this J dUUII HIM 1U DUVISz
commit tee will be better able to deride 1 point might be taken in Jnpnn as a seri- 3 Good Pl3C6 t6 Tratj6
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FRUIT SKIPPERS
(Continued from pngo one)
7io aff-ijoar -'round soft drink
Servo your uei willi Uevo -$oe5
especially well vii!i lihi repasts,
buffet utJer$, chafing dih dainties,
fish and lobster dishes , Wild ime,
cold cirts of meai,sauae$,$ardiiie$f
cbeese or spaIiefii'. mmm Bevo is the
friend oi iood ind leuowship
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Blumauer & Hocli,
WtwlMsle DMhhnlors PORTLAND. ORE.
Dan. J. Fry,
Warehoius Mauser KAl.tM. OKK.
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ST. LOUIS
to 40 per cent. The icing cost is si
to ho covered in the rail cdministra
tion's new tariffs.
Among those who are I1010 as wit
nesses or spectators are L. F. tiansbury
anil I. L. l'lette of North Yakima, who
will uliow that the growers of Yakima
operated a hearter service In ornlnarj
boxcars between Yi.kuna and eiisteru
points for consideralily less than the
rail administration in charging. Hurry
Crowl and G. Nelson of Wenuteheo and
Charles Mount, northwest traffic man
ager for the Earl Fruit company of Cal
ifornia are here.
Oregon Epworth League
Institute To Meet In
Jefferson July 21-27
The Oregon Kpworth League insti
tute will hold it's annual stsniuu all
Cwmp Kpworth, Jefferson, July 21st to I
27th inclusive. A tfo"d program has'
been arranged hy K. M. Kmith, presi-j
dent, and Ir. fico. H. I'arkinson, dean j
of the faculty, laily elassea, beginning i
at 6:30 and continuing until 12 :.''.'),
will be held. Strong, competent, lead-1
ers hsvs been chosen to teach the;
clashes bearing upon church and Vp- j
worth league work. !
1n toe afternoons, recreation of dif- i
ferent kinds will he featured, with
Rev. A. 8. Hisy in charge. Htirring'
addresses will be given each evening.
Among the evening speakers are Or.
Carl iregg Doney, president of Wil
lamette university; Dr. ieo. H. Park-,
inson, I)r. A. I Howarth, hv, A. A.
Calendar and several men who attend
ed the gyat centenary eelnbratTbn in
I'oluinhus, Ohio. Bishop llatt H. Ilnlu
will be present on Kunday for the main j
addresses of the dav. This will he the.
biggest day of the entire session, and
ths closing addresses will be given. A
large attendance at the institute is as
sured, and it is ho;cd that the seventh
annual Oregon Kpworth League insti.
tute will be greater than any before
held in the stste. ,
After four mouths of the precarious,
fear-haunted life of fugitive, partly
spent ia a condition of vagabondage in
California, Red" Rupert is one wore
behind the bara of the Oregon penltea
tiary. He was brought in last night by
Special Agent William Each, after long
delay and irritatiug difficulty in secur
ing bis release from the federal agents
who held himat Brawley, California.
He had been through such a grilling
experience ia trying to avoid ti'toction
that he admitted he was actually glad
to be back in tSalem. Aside Trom the
loss of some flesh, however, he las not
suffered physically and has made good
wages in various lines of employment.
' His arrest by federal agents ia Cali
fornia was brought about through the
intercepting of a letter which he ven
tured to write to his wife, who prc.ious
to his escape from th prison gang had
writtea him she might go to Imperial
bench. However, he stated emphatical
ly that bis wife should be hold blamn
less in the matter.
Bupert tells what sounds like a
straight story, and in it he goves ths
laugh to the various rumors as to his
movements. According to this i.c broke
away from the quarry gang at Gold
Hill about six o'clock on the night of
March 16, and without any aid from
anyone pointed toward Culifornia with
Mexico as his ultimate objective. He
ran nearly all the way to Med fold in
the attemptto get all possible lead over
his trailers. At Med ford, along about
midnight he fell in with a cattle men
who was shipping a rsr south, proffered
his services as a "cow-puncher" on the
trip, and thus secured for himself thei
safest sort of transportation as far as
Gazelle. From there ho psid his way to
the vicinity of Sacramento, tramping
into the ctiy after nightfall in the guise
of an ordinary 'vag." The rolo was so
well played, in fact, that he cu.ie with
in an ace of being run in by an officer,
but put up a good bluff with the state
ment that he was looking for fa lodging,
which he hnd the money to pay for.
From Hacramento he made lu way by
easy stnges to the citrus belt near I.osj
Angeles, and within four days (ft'ter bin
breaknway at Gold Hill he wts picking i
oranges a vocation which he. followed!
for several weeks. Then ho secured I
work in the canteloupe fields at Braw- j
ley, always cherishing the plan of slip ;
ping across tho border into Mexico, it,
wus at Brawley that ho wrote a letter I
to his wife, whose whereahouts he did!
not know, but took a chance, of reaching
her at Imperial Beach. This Utter ell
into the hands of a federal officer who!
hud established himself in rooms ad
joining the cottage where Mrs. Kupert
was staying, and who held to tho tlieorv
that ltupert would sooner or later either
send a letter or try to meet iier there,
This letter led to his arrest, llo admit
ted that ho tried to bluff tho officers
with the mistaken identity dodge; ana
that he rerused to recogm.e the 1 ort
lund man, Kolicrt Kiugcr, but denied
the report that he attempted to break
jail at Brawley.
Now that ho is back in thu shadoMSs
of tho prison walls, Rupert assures the
officers that he will make no further
attempts to gain his liberty, but will
hike what is coining to him. In the
ordinary course of events ho .V'll have a
prolonged term in confinement, for in
addtiion to serving time under federal
prosecution for the theft of $li,000
worth of liberty bonds ho has the of
fenso of an attempted escape.
OLCOTT NAMES
(Continued from page one)
un investigation made.
"The reason for calling this Investi
gation is to aliily a iy fenrs whii h might
exist that the affairs of the commission
are not being conducted on a pioper
bnsis," said the governor in announcing
the personnel of the investigating com
mittee today. "It became apparet to
me that in some sources confidence In
the commission hnd been s! ink in by re
ports, either true or erroneoii.i, Us a re
sult of the probe will determine. It is
my belief t tit: t for the best interests of
the woikinen's compentsiitio'i net nnd
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For your comfort
,and the saving of
. woik for your moth
ers bring this to her
attention.
Boys' Sport Blouses
-Short and long
sleeves plain and fcyort
stripes at 75c to Sl.50
Dress BlouseIn all
fancy stripes, just the
thing for summer
dress wear at $1.25 and $1.50
Dress Shirts in the detachable collars
and soft cuffs just like father's, 12 to 14
years at $1.75
Outing Shirts of khaki, made up in neat
styles, in -the serviceable materials and
workmanship, durable and neat, 13, 14 1-2
years only, priced at $1.50
Boy's Palm Beach Suits
at a large Cut in Price!
Boys' Palm Beach Suit-Just like fath
er's, you have often wished for one "just"
like his, or one like big brother's, they are
genuine Palm Beach Suits guaranteed by
Bishop's.
They formerly were priced at $9.00 but
now you may purchase them for only $6.00
at this price you should get your suit while
the stocks are complete. .
Price J6.C0
Every Family in Marion and
Polk Counties a Patron.
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
every one connected with its adminis
tration whatsoever that tho commission
which admlnistrers the law should have
the most complete confidenco of the
people. To see that that confidence tv
iimintui'ied I have asked for this in
vestigation and 1 have made thu com
mittee large and have asked men of
to find out just exactly what has been
done and what Is being done n the ad
ministration of the act, nnd if any
faults are discovered to take steps to
rectify them."
THURS.-HU.-SAT.
that when tho comniitto makes its final
finds 1 believe the people of tho titnte
will have entire confidence In what
they say as to the situation which has
existed in the administration oi the act.
There will he no whitewash of any of
the commission 'a affnirs. The, pl." is
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TOMORROW-
8 Red 8
Feature
Special
Boyd Lewis, an 19 year old inmate of
the Vauronver jail, made a bolo in the
wall with a clthes hook and escsped. He
wns found in the railroad yards two
hours afterward.
All-Star Cast
FATTY
AR3UCKLE
Comedy
To Make U Laugh
!RI IfiH
"Qh What a Tummyaclie!
Wish't we'd et them
prunes
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Judy and Tommy and
Towser too had gone on
a strike against prunes!
prunes! prunes!
It's one of the Funniest
Strikes ever seen
MARY PICKFORD
in Jean Webster's fam
ous Play
"Dadly Long Legs"
7 reels of Fun and
Pathos
Directed By Marshall
Neil an
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PAULINE
FREDERICK
in
"THE FEAR WOMAN"
By Izola Forester
Directed by John A.
Barry
Love Triumphs In
Spite of AH
"BILL PARSONS"
Comedy
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