THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1919. PAGE THREE. r iAn Economical, DeligWful, Light Place to Trade Hi Captivating New Suits of Tricotine, Gabardine, Twill Poiret, Broadcloth, Wool Velour, Silvertone, Bolivia Serge and Novelty Mixtures, also Neat, Plain. Tailor ed Styles. "Excellent Assortment of all Leading Fall Colors. ' PRICES FROM ' $3510 $150 NEW FALL GOATS mSnZ Smart New Styles as well as Belted and . "ttSVdels: F J or Partly Itad. Many of the New Coats have Fur Collars and Cults. Prices From -. Jewelry Store Robbers Return Stolen loilet Set To Owners By Mail A nnMA ailvAV toilet SAf valued at $55, whieji was stolen from the Hart- man jewelry store Wednesday morn fiif was returned by mail and receiv ed today. Judging from the postmark, it is thought that it was. mailed from Portland. iMono ol tne articles 01 tne Rpf wprn iiiifuiinfr. but the case showed signs of careless handling. . "har ta ktiii TflR irpnerai lmnressiou thot tha. -thiAVAfl wata vniirur men and this belief is supported by the receipt this morning of the silver toilet set, V l. i . mi the most vainaoie article stolen, inero io ol.n tha fiAlinf that the thieves were familiar with the various passage ways mac leaa irom. me xuut vx iua icm stairway to the door that, first opens into a hallway used as a store room for the silverware - and the second door that leads directly- into the grinding room of Dr. Burnctte, which room ad joins the main room ' of the jewelry store. i.' ' 5 TO $1 00 We have a Pleasing Assortment of the New, Fashionable Short Plush Coats m , . ISIS, . MBJ i 1 mmmmmmm. 416 State Street Telephone 877 sighted by an American airplane forr miles below tho border. . TUo Mexican tnuim were moving- toward the Cande- laria district where the Eighth United RtntA cnvalrvmen arc hunting the Mex ican band which had ncia Lieutenants Peterson and Davis for ransom. tIia nnssihilit.v of a clash between the troops is ' not seriously considered in military circles here today. The Ameri can f orco will be withdrawn when fur ther search for the bandits seems futile. However ,tho columns under Captain Matlack wcro still in the saddlo, with no sign of abandoning tho liunj, at-lat-est indications early today. With two regiments of cavalry in the neighborhood of Candelaria that out post is believed amply protected and no uneasiness is reported among border rcs- nnfa thafA Aside from quickened interest in tuo American troop movements in Moxico n ATP itpment is ovidenccd in El Paso over the Mexican situation. TMrtir.twn whmnet tanks are nnea up at Fort Bliss, while thousands of troops stationed there are trained to a like ness in preparation for any emergency 1 TSrwin. nost commandant, is ex pecting further shipments of tanks. PACKERS DEFENDED (Continued from page one) - DATE OF NATIONWIDE STRIKE NOT YET SET Oniy Conference Agreement By Meel Corporation tan HaltWalk-OnL "Youngstown, Ohio, Aug. 21. The dato for a nation wide strike affecting 250,000 organized iron and steel work ers will be announced in ten days, un less the heads of the United States Steel Corporation agree to arrange ior a conference witn union representa tives. , This statement was mado by union officials today, aftet a re-canvass of the votes cast iby union members on the, question of wnetner tney would strike if necessary to back up their uemanas. A committee, representing 24 unions, canvassed the votes. This committee ia authorized to take the steps neces sary to enforce union demands. It appointed a sub-committee of six last night to confer with officials of tho United States Steel Corporation! The sub-committee is composed of, Samuel Gompers, John Fitzpatrick, D. J. Davis, E. J. Evans, William Lannon and V. Z. Foster. Following the committee meeting it Was announced by W. Z. Foator, sec retary and treasurer, that .the recan vass shows ninety eight percent of the votes cast are in ravor oi a smite. At a mAAincr in iPittshllror Vflstfirdav I - - m r tr u . the committoe adopted resolutions fav- ! onng a strike ballot or iron and steei ; workers and formulated "fundamen- tal" demands for oresentation to the ' steal corporation. . j si These demands embrace rignr oi col lective bargaining; the eight hour ' day; one day of rest lu seven, doublo rates of pay tor an overtime worn unu for work on Sundays and holidays. Audition of company unions and of : unvmcui eAttiiuiittnun ui Hijijuwimo . . . . .1 3-J1 employment are aiso oemanucu. Union officials said a strike would affect 1,750,000 workers. New Today (Continued f r oa page five) HORSE, buggy and harness for sale. Phone 2-TFS1. 8 2 J WOMEN wanted, Hunt Bros, cannery, 145 Division St. 8-2it "WANTED Married man for ranch, permanent job. Geo. li. Rose. 8-27 GOOD team for sale, with steady job. 696 Trade St. 8-27 HAY for sale loose, $14 per ton. I. H. Moore, Rt. 7. box 202A. 8-23 JX)R SALE .New Singer sewing ma chine. 452 N. Church St. 8-22 GIRIj .wanted for general housework, two in family. Phone 159 or 2080'W after 7 p. m. 8-22 i ah Ail room in private i. man and wife, business Jltl , tJJ ' o Of IS T.ihArtv St. O-i j't.. j , - . ti fOR 8AlJ5U-Or trade Edison cylinder phonograph, 12 records, record case, oa B T? iam .Tniimal. 8-21 1WO CAT ,V Tri.irrtnpkbred Minorca X KSLV J" ....... TQ Vonr niH. 1.50 each. Phone '"uoltlBl ' fl no www FOR SALE 6 room modern house at 1245 North Cottage street, run Base . .-t fumnpft heat, fruit, berries. dL.. 1R71.T tf etc J IW.i ' KPIT e'ura vnnin hlin?Hl0W. SOOd C6 J ' V ' " " ra ' 1 . t iKoAmAiit- 5 blocks from court honse $2000. Laflar & Laflar, 406 ltl.V!r,l hlHcr. B-ii WANTED 'Boarders and roomers . at .1120 Center St. Phon.1074... S-U FOR RENT Furnished apartments at 33 S. 14th St. Phone imu. FOR SALE A modern 7 room house. Phone 132. .- APPLES-Choice apples wanted, any quantity, must be tree or any u. ease or worms; no culls wanted. Phone 10. a iy CANNING peaches, early- Crawford, cheap at orchard, uunn, a mm on Wallace road. f Look for the big sign. ' tf KiaAi-tilB R3 does in effect pro vide that five of the members of th commission of seven to fix upon tht boundaries betweeji Poland and Czecho slovakia should bo nominated by cer tain countries, because our five princi pal allied anl associated powers and the nomination of five representatives by those powers' necessarily' modus tho nomination of one representative by each of those powers. iX9N0 BUeh commission (referring to 18) has yet been appointed. 1 20 It was deemed wiso that the United States should have a reprosenta i,7 nn tiin A.nm mission Bet up to exer cise authority over the, plebiscite of supper Silesia, for tno same reason ui I have given with regard to the commis sion for settling tho frontier lines of Belgium and Germany." MEXICO TO ASK (Continued from page one) FOR SALE Cheap, house at 780 'S. Cottage St., also lot iz, diuck i Yew Park. Write Mrs. J. Knapp, Rt. 5, Aurora, Or. P"20 FOR. .SALE 4 room dwelling, good condition, small store duuiuuk stock of groceries on street car line and paved street. Au clear of en cumbrance; nice little home and a chance to gd into business. H. E. Bolingcr, agt. 328 Hubbard bldg.' tf FOR SALE Or trade light spring, cov ered wagon, .been used three months; will ' trade for good horse. Phone 18911W. 822 trnl. not onlv of moat, but of cheese. eggs, canned salmon; not only of lard Knt nf lurrt unstitutes. oieo, cm. "That is why we need a law to doal AHtiAciKllv with the -packers.- Jiconomi- oiiv whan miB product can bo subati tntnrl for another it is tne same prouuci "The Kenyon bill is designed to hrenk no moiiooolv.; .The reason lor lm posing the license feature is that there is a monopoly. , , Answering statements mat 11 iue u iaiia tnft tui-B is arjnlied to oho businoBS, i mnv lm ttDulied to'iall. Dr. Haney said there would be no necessity for exteud- l lxt ..1 - ' - ing the license to anytmng eic. 'Licenses are not necessary unless a monopoly is developed," he suia. "inis feature sets no precedent ex cept for monopolies. ". ' The petitioa 0 the Chattanooga citi zens said: "Our former action was tak en at the request of the packers, luiougu a misunderstund of conditions as they exist." SENATOR FERNALD RISES TO liiB Of WU rOIED in New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. . Don't allow yourself to become a Victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by takings i Scold medal: :::vi HereYou Are NEW shipment of men's TIES just arrived at BIS- hop's. ' 'yl;':- THEY are something new new ideas carried out in an. original way; some are in rich plain patterns and others are in the snappy combinations of colors that blend beautifully. YOUR TIE Waits YOU at BISHOFS-call in and inspect them. THEY are priced from $1.00 to $4.00 each. v ARE here in all the many , different , widths of brim and crown,, they are in all colors that are popular this season. FINISHED in the silk and in the reg ular style, they are made to give good hon est every day wear, to their owner. WHEN discarding your STRAW for a FELT, remember that MALLORY is the standard hat of AMERICA. in structed to make representations to ihe American government .asking immedi ate withdrawal of the American cavalry men and airplanes. The president did not give any opin Inn na in hnw he viewed the case, mere- llyYeciting the facts as related in tele grams to him and announcing ine re quest for withdrawal. HUNT FOR BANDITS WILL BE . ABANDONED SOON IS BELIEF WANTED A miodle aged lady to care for two old peoplo as housekeeper. Everything convenient and modern. If agreeable to all parties a long time position may be had. Write X X care Journal. tf GOOD 7 room house on paved street, " good garage and Dascmeni, o from business center. 2o00. Laflar t Laflar, 406 Hubbard 'bldg. 8-22 TINE 7 room home, 1 block from D St., 3 large lots, garage, $3200 if sold soon. Laflar & Laflar, 406 Hub bard bldg. ' 822 .HfOOO to sell on rock road 2' miles south of tho feeble minded institute, an William k Denison place, $4.50 per cord. Boatwright, Turner, Or. . 8-27 WANTED A man Ito cement base ment,. 2340 Myrtle ave, Highland ad dition. " 8"22 PRESIDENT SAYS (Continued from page one) Washington, Aug. 21 (United Press) Belief prevailed among army officers here today that troops of the 8th cav alry will be withdrawn from Mexico within the next few days. Tt. AvnnAitinn which was started across the Hn early Tuesday, it was said today, was sent to follow a "not tran. If the trail becomes cold if the bandits manage to disappear in the rough coun try through which the expedition is mov ing it is probable the cavalry will give ;'. tl. tmnaroh if Wfl S Raid. Up go far thfc state department una received protest against tne cxpeun'u" from the Cnrranza government. TWO MEMBERS OF BANDIT GANG BEPOETED CAPTTJBED WE HAVE IT! . The HOUSE U R LOOKING 4 8 rooms, 2- baths, full cement, base ment, furnace, strictly modern, close in. A real snap. $3500, $1000 cash, bal ance to suit. . . 8 rooms, basement and toilet; this is s first clasa house, large lot, nice. $-,-200, $500 cash, balance terms. - 8 rooms, close to school on paved Street, $2750. Modern cottage, 5 TOomgj it's the lest in Salem. $2750, $1500 cash, bal ance terms. 5 room modern cottage, a beauty; it goes for $1350 cash if sold soon. . 4 room eottage $850, half e&st. JOHN H SCOTT REALTY CO. 404 Hubbard building tf ij Thn nnlv acreement between France and Great Britain with regarrt l & f , Ir.on torritnrv of which I om cf nizant concerns the re-disposition of right already possessed ny inone coun tries on that continent. Tho provision al agreement referred to in the preced ing pnragraph covers all the German overseas possessions in Africa as well as elsewhere. - - , i15 No mention was made in con nection with the settlccmnt of the Saar basin of the service of an American member of the commission of five to. b . nr l III l l(j it. was deemed wise that the United States should be represented by one member of the commission ir bcv tling the new frontier line of Belgium of the universal aim v' . r , , opinion that America's representative would add to tne commission uacm. element of entirely disinterested Judg ment. . "17 The choice of the commission r ii.. e,. hocin was left to tho coun- cil of the league of nations because the. San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 21. Two i.,.i;,.vf.,l to be members of t.. TJonturio's kidnapine Kan, have been captured by the American irop south of Candelaria, accru.uB 4- : vniici iron here todav. lurniLiwi- iuv. . A cavalry sergeant reached Marfa the fimn e announcemein, ini k... ooniiirod- It was net be- DH'U .."I' 1" lived Bentario has been captured, as Lieutenant Peterson, one ot tne iu- nnned airmen, described him as a one U-BUVU UUU mv General Dickman will arrive a. fa early today, according to information received at hut office nerc. WITHDRAWAL OF TBOOPS IS . tmn.riTaTT.Tt TtV CONSUL TO AVOID POSSIBLE TROUBLE Washington, Aug. 21. Defense of the ibig packers was made today by senator A-'ernutd, Maine, in a speecn on the senate f lour. He urged that at tempts to reguiaio big iudustnea ot the country 00 abanuuued and true play given 10 iiidivluuai enioijjriso. ,h..iimiH. Jiimseli a lariro .pucKer of 'egeiables, declared tue big packers are ettieient auu ecouumicui - ciared there is no reason way tney ah mi. H Via sill irted out for attack. It they are licensed, all business should oe treated ainiuai-iy, icmam In opposing the Keriyon and Ken-j,i..L- in ri.irnlatn tne nacking in dustry, i'ernuld attacked tne federal trade commission. "Ti, rndnrnl trade commission has laid great emphasis on what they call extortionate pronts iukuu uy iuo io-iv-crs and in my opinion have gone to greifr ucngtm to misieau, mo coun try, ' Fernald declared. i.a niirien tnat tne DroiiK uu.wo a votiKPiit of thn five nackera was 5.6 percent, according to the food adminis tration report, xso ousinesa 01 ui;u size is run on so small a margin, he as . Vprn.ilrl reneated manv charges made by the big packers againBt me fadAral tni.rl commission. clw. .ng that the hearings were one hi'.., und that unfair metnous were usea. it can ed the Kenyon bill "social .tile and un-American." "Sometimes I think our whjIo Civil ization is-in danger," Fi uald con nlJnrl i'-Wa hr.nr new 1. .1 Strange voices which apeak a lan;juuge foreign to American traditions. "Business men are among our ieao ng patriots," ha a led. El Paso, Texas, Aug. 21. The with drawal of American troops from Mexi it ovoid difficulties." was sng .,,t tn Tolnnel Georec Lanehorne at irr- in meMmcre from Mexican con- A 1 1 r T IP ICH! II f II I iihvd I t Presidio. Saar Da 8in is io-iiii" iui - - ---- rtlv under the care and direction of I A force of Carranzista cavalry vari- the league of nations. The world's standard remedy forkidnej-. Uvr, bladder and -ric acid troubltm. Holland's nsiional rsmedy since louo. All drnartrleim. thraa sizes.. Guaranteed. Look for the nune Gold Medal ea ererr bea . aix. aeeal no imiUUoa ft V KontJi with nfficna In the Ma sonic Temple owns a car that has not been in. first class working condition, and for this reason ho has it now. Thieves - stole, it yesterday afternoon while it was parked on High Street. Tliey ran it a tow diocks- wnen. some thincr went, wronif. The enr was found on North -High atreet. Trr,i fl. T IrwIh. for the oast 14 years chief of tho division of horticul ture for the Oregon Agricultural , col lege ia now a bona fide rosident of Salem, as he has purchase what; is known as tho Linn home at Capitol and unemeKOTa streets, uiagoiuuiy up roitn tho, A W Ttnn.1. homo. The con sideration was $6000. Mr. Lewis is now organization and publicity managor or the Oregon Growers Cooperative asso ciation, with headquarters in Salem and offices in "tho Masonic Temple. ; o . Tih ni o- Mil ha nf the eountv are work J.--0 v - ing so carefully this year that at tho state fair, tne cxnioit or line mucn Ml U- a u:1...m f.Mirln than avar win ue ui a iiigii"-, ibud John W. L. BmiTh, former- county school supervisor saiu this morning. wa hia .iiftpn visiting a irreater nunnuer r,r tho nih rliiiha in the county this week in company with li. J. Allen, state pig club leader, lieorge w. .tyre We Want Your Evergreen Blackberries Piedmont j STEARNS SURMISED (.Continued from page one) under the spruce division cost tho gov ernment $8,742,100.20. Tell me why your division places salvage of railroad equip ment at the low rigure or iiu,uw-j -"W nlaced it at less than 10 per cent so as to be on the safe side," Col- nnnl Rlrnrni renliefl.- It developed that construction vork credited to the Siems-Cai y U. K. Ker- bsugh corporation was listed at ti,iVo, 14 while r-nlvaee for the same was placed at $239,000, less than 1 per cent of the mtial outlay Joseph H. Klecker has brought suit for a divoree from Elizabeth Isabella Klecker. In his complaint he alleges they were married in Stayton in 1911, that they have no children and that she deserted him in 1916 and since which ti-mtt hn refused to live with him. Ha A force or v,arranzii cij - - -- ---ouy estimated at 125 to 250 men was for an absolute divoree. .... Peanut Oil 4s a wholesome and easily 'digested Amer ican food oil- ideal (ot Wi table and coolcintf purposes. It is rich in xood values. Priced $4.00 to $6.00 "Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a Patron" SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE All Varieties Qc v Blackberries, Olb. Brtng them in even If you have onlT a few pounds. We furnish boxes and . crates. We are: also In the market for canning and evaporating apples. Oome and see us before you sell MANGIS BROS. Warehouse High and Terry Street. Phone 717 Office 542 Bute St. , Salem, Or. eonntv club leader, and A. H. Burg- hardt, vocational instructor of the Woodburn schools. . o the county paving plant ia working along steadily on the Salcin-Turner road and how has paving laid as far tha ivitv na thn red burn, it is tho intentions of tho county court to .. . x t .1.1. A keep tno plant woricing on hub rua as Into this fall ns weather conditions will permit, ' 5 A.lc lot PIEDMONT Tk food oil with . tAs nut flavor This Store makes ; a spe cialty of fit ting the Chil dren correctly in lines, sizes and styles. Bring in the Kiddies and let us sho-aj you how well thelx feet look when they have the right sort of Shoes. Buster Brown Shoe Store Shoes' that wear and fit and are fit to wear. 125 North Commercial Street . y 9m