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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1919)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919. HIGH PRICES BLAMED My FALL OF 1919 FALL-OF 1919 Man Responsible For Increas ed Costs Not To Be round In United States. Now - York:- -Aug, 29. Investigators mm ' Buckingham & Hedit Shoes AeI Forget it for a Year at PARIS BROS. MM Buys a Pair of K Buck-Hecht Sioes For Your Boy The Cheapest Shoe on Earth - In the Long Run at ; PARIS BROS. Buckingham & Hecht Army Shoes Win Where Others who iiro lookine- for the "guilty par ty" responsible for the high cost of living in the United States will never find - him . $1 America, aiocordjing -to Wall' street financiers. . . .. A correspondent of the United Press lntrviftwiwl several of the biffaest bank efs of tins country to ask them for tt-eir. ideas on the. nign .cost or living Tttniiirli tfna 1 inn ne.inl . men rfcfusCd. to allow their names used, they were free in their opinions. 7 .The general concensus Is that , the man who' started; the war is responsi ble. People who are suffering- now aro merely paying tneir part 01 i m for making the'world free for democra cy, in the opinion of financiers. .;- The present situation is the natiir. al one after five years of destruction nnrT '-nhn.nrnflMf.tinn ." ' explained 'one prominent Wall street man, 'ftho world is short or rooa ana doming ana Buy- plies Of an ginas. America is suurv because it has shippea so mucn to Eu rope, ana Because it is not prouuciug enough. . .. . .."High-prices are the result, or -a slinrfnuA nn ' thfl market. Legislation and aglntion will not lower prices, per manently or to any extern, as auuu aa we begin to produce more, so that the surplus n rue marnes cuuaea cuiiji--tion for Bale, prices will come down. Until we produce more, and until Eu rope produces more, prices will remain high. '. " . ' " Wall street is not surprisea at tne vnw hion Yi-ip.es n.nd the -unrest all ov er the . country i The financial interests ontioinatnn1 finnV eirnectftd' this trouble. iSimilar disturbances have occurred af ter every war of importance. look back at the period following the Civil war.. The only difference is that the present catastrophe is greater than any previous oije,. ana will De more aim cult to .re-adjust." The bankers interviewed were not in . evninathv with, the ftffltRt.lOn ana lnaialatinn in Wnshinffton. Wall street considers it an ineffectve way of feed- ng the hungry, ana generally, accuBeo the legislators or playing ior puuuiuty. Tltn annnniiili) aitilfltinn - w ill ndiust itself along . tho good old fashioned lines of the law or supply ami uenmuu, according to the financiers, who feel that, nothing else under the sun can serve as a real remedy, though they admit that certain legislative moves can be mjectea as temporary ; iumu Units, i . . PRESIDENT ' (Continued from page one). .Thursday, September i, evening dt aress Indianapolis, Ihd. Friday, September 5 St. Louis. : Saturday, September 6 Kansas City Saturday and Sunday, September 6 and 7 Des Moines, Iowa. Monday, September 8, morning ad dress, Omaha and evening address in Sionx Falls, S. D. Tuesday, September 9, all day in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Wednesday, September iu, noon ad dress in Bismark, IN. D. ' : -. Thursday, September 11, mornnig ad dress in Billings, Mont,, evening aid dress in Helenaf Mont. . -; Friday, September 12, morning ad dress in Goner d'Alene, Idaho, after noon address in SpoKaney wasn. Saturday, September 13, and Sunday September 14, day meeting in Tacoma, and evening aauress at ocaiue. Monday, September lb, ail aay ana evening in Portland, Or. Wednesday, September 17 and Thurs day, September 18, San Francisco. ir riday, BcpremDor a, aiturnooii uuu night in San Diego. 1 Saturday, iseptemoer zu anu eunuay Fail at . PARIS BROS. SUBSTITUTE FOR BITRO-PHOSPHATE LEADS TO ARREST Pharmacist Sought to Make Fortune By Trading Upon Reputation of Well Known Tonic, Strength, Tissue and Blood builder Imitation Did Not Contain Strength Giving Properties of Genuine Product. You will miss a treat if you fail to see our Show Windows. Every window is showing the very last word in Ready-to-Wear, the -pick of FASHIONS DEMANDS. This display will remain until Tuesday. Walk by and feast your eyes, then step in and make a closer inspection of the qtialttyy materials and workmanship, whether an intending purchaser or not. Let our com petent sales force try the garments on you. Monday is Labor Day. We shall be closed all day. Every Window Tells It's Individual Story You Can Always Do Better At . QTftSIP 0?OOID&LQuOli , Every Window Will Please the Feminine Fastidiousness And Ladies Outic? Shoes, too at PARIS BROS. Phnonix. Ariz. The arrest of a phar macist of this city revealed a gigantic plot to violate tne siaic ana ieuuru' statutes bv selling a cheap, inferior substance represented to be genuine bitro-phoBphate. - The authorities found thousands of nnnniarfaii lohftl. nnil mflterialH indi cating elaborate plans for the nation wide expolitation or ,the spumous tonic, This case is unique in tne criminal rec ords of Arizona and serves as a warn ing to the public against worthless im itations designed to sell upon the rep utation of high grade, efficacious prep arations. ' . For many yearp Bitro-Phosphate has nnintroil tha KnnfwlenCA of its millions of ucers and the fact, that reputable . . 3 :i physicians prescribe ana recommena in cases .of nervousness, excessive thinness and general weakness makes it the natural target for the unscrupu lous substitutor. ' - - Frederick Kollc, M. D.,- editor . of New York "Physicians Who's Who.." says Bitro-i'hosphate snouia xe pre scribed by every physician and used in avanr. nnenitnl tn increase ' the strength and enrich the blood of weak, thin, nervous or anaemae people. The genuine bitro-phosphate is sold r all first eiass drugsrists under a definite guarantee of satisfaction or moner back and eases of attempted t anKatWntiin n. tha - mIa nt imitation I should be- reported io Arrow Chemical j I V 'U., n lilOlllllB. . lllll P, w& ... Square,- New York City. . : i : by Sentemher 21. Saturday afternoon and iSunday in Los Angeles. Monday, September 22, evening ad dress in Reno, Nev. , Tuesday. September 23, evening ad dress in Salt Lake city. " , Wednesday, September 24, late af ternoon address in Cheyenne, Wyo., spending night in Denver, Colo. Thursday September 25, forenoon address in 'Denver, afternoon address in Pueblo, olo. Friday, September 2fi, forenoon ad dress in Wichita, Kan., and evening address in Oklahoma City, " Saturday, September 27, mid-afternoon address in Little Rock, night ad dress in Memphis, Tenn. The president will spenfl Saturday, September 13 in xacoma. nj win leave in the afternoon for an evening aj. at Honttle. He will spena sun- day, September i in oeaniB gums from there to Portland. The president, according to present nt.na will anpfilc in nn open air amphi- theater in lacoma. mis is one ui few open air addresses the president will make. " Sunday, September 28 and Monday, September 29, all y&y (Sunday and Monday forenoon in Ijonisville. Ky. Tuesday, Setpember 30, arrive Wash ington 11 a. m. The president plans to leave Wash ington -Wednesday evening, going di rect to Columbus. The president will leave the capital .niot. liAv0r1 at tha turn, 'national problems have taken in the past few davs. He is aia to oe particularly r.i.a.s Aon. tn .tnml nf railroad shopmen leaders, who have urged the nun tn defer action for at least 90 davs. and wlh the action of brother hood chiefs in siding with the railn nd administration in the strike dia'te in the southwest. He takes these an index of labor's attitude. The president is said also !o feel Hint 'natinnnl labor leaflcrF. "OW in conference here with Samr.il Gomp- ers, will throw tneir mriuii..-- in mi or of his plan fot-an indu t.inl truce, and act as a 'balance again u unautnor ized strikes and radicalism. The president's car will travel as a special section of regularly scheduled trains. ' RriniTs Suit For Recovery Of Old Homestead William P. Lord, attorney for Mr. Nos mith, contends that tho deed given Mrs. Ankeny for the farm cni March 10, 1899, was absoluto on its face, but that it was in fact a mortgage and was given in re turn for assumption by her of indebted- fimnnntinrr tn 7492.40 which in cluded delinquent taxes and a mortgage hold by Joshua MclJnniels for fouzu. it is declined that this action was taken that the farm might not pass into tho hands of st rungers. The eomplniut continues: " i Hereup on while eomplalnant did not have Inde rtnnrlnnpa nt mind Or resort to other in dependent ind unprejudiced advise and Portland,. Or., Aug. 29. That he had become addicted to the excessive use. of intnvipr.tiriff Hiiuors and was incapable of transacting business affairs at the time he deeded his section oi tne oiu Kn.mith homestead in Polk couitv to his sister, the late Mrs. Mary J. Ankeny is the allegation made by milium . Nesmith, son of Senator James W. Nes mith, deceased, in a suit filed in the I'nited RtHteii district court yesterday. In the action which is ttircctca against T.oi P Ankenv. ex-United States sen-; ator and now a resident of Walla Walla, Wash., Mr. Nesmith asKs tne ngnt to re deem the farm which he declares to be worth 75,000. ; Mr. Nesmith lives on a farm near Harrisburg, Oregon. I Deed Mortgage. Is Contention. The complaint, which was filed liy Tobacco Habit Dangerous says. Dostor Connor formerly of Johns H(4kins hospital. Thousands of men suffering from fatal diseases would be in perfect health today were it not ior the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop the habit now before it's too late. It's simple process to rid yourself of the tobacco habit in an form. Just go to any up to date drug store and get some UliAftt-Al tab ntti TflUR inp n km uircutCU and lo; the pernicious habit quickly i vanishes. Druggists refund the money if they fail. Be ure to read large and interesting, announcement oy ' Connor soon to appear in this' paper. It tens Of the danger oi nicuimu iwir oning and how to avoid it. In the mean time try Nicotol tablets; you will be surprised at the result. D. J. Fry". while compluinnnt, was deprived of his free agency of mind, by reason of ins incompetence and tho confidential re lationship of brother and sister as here inbefore described, complainant did on the 10th day of March, 1899, cxecuto a certain deed, absolute on its fac, but in fact a mortgage to Mary J. Ankeny." Redemption Is Bef used. The farm which comprises 3!C acre, of lr.nd was transferred to Mr. Ankeny by the terms of his wife's will follow ing her death October 29, 1918. Mr. Nesmith declares that he asked the right to redeem the land on May 19, 1919, but was refused. An nnler nreventinir Mr.-nkeny from incumbering the property or disposing of it whilo the action is in progress ia also asked of tho court. streetcars and dragged crews from them. Most of the conductors and mo- tormen, police sa,id. refused to strike. Police broke up the gatherings and . trnffio was soon resumed. Hundreds of men have stationed themselves near industrial plants to urgo workers to join the walkout. Six thousand workers, lenders in tho movement cluimed, were to march in a parade today. n the Anstralinn irold 1'C- servo is now 43.57 per cent of tho note circulation, according to a statement issued by the federal treasury. Police Holding Peoria's Threatened General lie- Up Well In Hand Today Peoria, 111., Aue. 29 Peoria's threat nno.l ironnrnl HtrilfA tfllined little bcad- nnriv tn.lnv'when iolico reserves dispersed crowds of alleged radicals who had halted streetcar iramc ior i an Tiaiii" An order for a sympathetic strike of all workmen In tho city, lssuea uy - called radicals late yestoruav urn ..i...ni.A,i ... tiin tmrlpR nnd labor as sembly, was to have been carried out at 7 a. m. today. At mat nour ki of laborers stationed at several points in tho downtown section waited for That Boy Of Yours will tfrow in mind i 1 - 'C ana musae 11 yuu feed him right. GrapeNuts Breakfast! 'Therein Reason "