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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OKEGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1919. WAR'S EFFECTS ON U. S. POPULATION " ' ' ' 1 J Experts Puzzled, But Believed West ward Shift Halted by Growth of Industrial Centers to return to normal now that the wur is ended. - Pronounced changes arc expected also Washington Sept. 17-v(tlnitcd Pres) .. cu..:!.:..... .i. ... ...... .....I. ...j character of the ponlatiou of the United , Btates are expected t ce shown hs the . Pronounced changes arc expect .. , ilu. the "constitution of the population" litHi census. nrennmt,innM for -whip.n nro .. ...... ..I . . ' 1 " " , tne ratio or males to lemales, toe po- portions of native and foreign stock, nnil the nge distribution. When a city ex-1 nerieiweH n rflniil imiwlli rliin In iirlitt.. I trial uud ronimtrciul activity, the iriiin Under way, The shifting of population because of the war has upset the calculations of fcusus experts, who since 1917 havv, con sidered it useless to attempt to climate population of any oliier units thun states, liefore that, it was possible to predict with a fair degiee of Bticuiucy the number of persons in any givin lo cality. The "center of population," it is be lieved, has stopped its westward move was 22.8 per cent of the population The law requires the census "bureau to make an actual count every 10 ,vnri, and an estimate for cities and rtatcs every year by arithmetical pine.tssion. Since 1917, however, the bureau !u not estimated cities. A calculation of state population was made recently, ho.vevcr. Here it is: 1917 19ly ' Continental United States ..l(t3,G3g,S0 100,3. 1,29s; . ' n a population is lartrolv niado up of tier- son in the young and eariy middle ages. Amo:i) these persons there will be uorc men than women. For example, ia Ok lahoma City, where the populatipn grow nearly .500 per cent between 190b and 1910. the ratio of males to female In the latter year was 120 to 100, and 62 liicnt. which was continuous from 1790 per cent of the iionutntion wan befarcn to HMO, when it was located in Bloom-; i- and io. Alabama Arizona ...... Arkansas ... California . Colorado .. Connecticut .... .. Delaware ...... .. Pist. Columbia Florida ...... Georgia : Iduho ' .... Illinois Indiana ...... Iowa Kansas ..... Kentucky Louisiana ... Maine Maryland ... Massachusetts ... ington, Ind. This is because industrial The coming census is also expected, to Minnesota cities in the central cast, such as Ulcve- show a eo tinuntion of the movement Mississippi land and Detroit, have been growing at from the country to the city, which has Missouri a greatly increased rate during roccnt been going on for many decades. A I ur-1 Montana years, as have manufacturing centers ther decrease iif the pioportion of negro 'Nebraska .. further enst. Formerly the Rocky mnnn. nmililntinn ia exnected. Tn 1900 neri'iR f - .1.. i i -ry ..iciaua tains and Pacific coast states nici'eoscd numbered 11.0 per cent and in J ! 1 J 10.7 in population with twice the rapidity of . per cent. eastern and central states. It is expected that the percentage, of During this year, however, certain foreign-born will show a marked di cluio, modifications of the unusual situation due to the discontinuation of im.ni'ia luny be made. The opening of rei.laina- tion. In recent years the native-born t'mn projects in the west, the resumption 'population did not increase as rapidly ts of immigration and other causes, it is the foreign-born. Fewer persons vviii be thought will change the abnormal ills-1 found, it is predicted, who are uiuiblo tribution. Thercwill also be a tenduicy to s)ieak English. In 1910 this number 548 State Street; 299 N. Commercial Street ' 10:5 South Commercial Street Office 456 State Street Will make two free deliveries daily inside Fair Grounds Crown flour, sk ....$2.95 Crown flour bbl. $11.70 Olympic flour, sk....$2.95 Olympic flour, bbl $11.70 Valley flour, sk......$2.65 Valley flour, bbl $10.50 100 lbs. Cane sugar .. .....$10.50 M. J. B. coffee in 5 lb. tins, lb ..48c M. J. B. coffee in 3 lb. tins, lb.. 49c M. J. B. coffee in 1 lb. tins, lb ...50c Folger's Golden Gate 5 lb. tins, lb ...48c Folger's Golden Gate in lib tin. ...:....50c Power coffee, 1 lb ....45c Power Coffee, 3 lbs, per lb. ...43c 1-2 lb. M. J. B. tree tea 25c 1 lb. M. J. B. tree tea ...47c 10 lb. Bob White syrup .....$1.00 5 lbs. Bob White syrup .. , ......50c This syrup is crystal white and is the very best white corn syrup. Medium Log Cabin syrup .. 65c Saturday Specials 10 lbs Amber Karo $1.05 , 5 lbs Amber. Kafo....52c Royal Club coffee Special 1 pound .........50c 3 pounds, per lb. 48c 5 pounds, per lb ...47c 10 pounds, per lb....46c 20 pounds, per lb 45c 6 lbs Crisco $2.40 3 lbs Crisco $1.25 Medium Cottolene $1.23 Large Cottolene ....$3.10 Fresh crisp Graham crackers 18c Fresh crisp sodas..17c Fresh crisp soup crackers ...17c 100 lbs. potatoes ....$3.25 10 lbs. Pancake-flour70c Economy qt jars....$1.25 Economy pt. jars ..$1.20 Mason qt jars $1.00 Mason pt jars 90c Economy 1-2 gal $1.50 5 doz. jar rubbers....25c Order early for better Service Visit the United States National Bank VISITORS at the Fair from points in Marion and Polk Counties will find it advantageous to visit the United States National Bank while in town. We are always glad to explain our system of banking and of practical co-operation. UnitcdStr' Si C ! - k f 5 - vjoivm ij ' ft! mini Rink W . j. 1 1 ornJl f"wijiJ Oregon. m New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico ...... Xew V'ork ., North Carolina . North Dakota ... Ohio Oklahoma Oreiron Pennsylvania 8,000,042 Khouo Island 02j,86r 2,303,939 2t3,78 . l,76b,343 . 3,02,033 98o,320 ... 1,205,373 215,100 303,282 916,185 2,U5,841 445,176 6,234,995 2,835,492 &2,22 1,771 1,851,870 2,894,093 1,856,954 777,340 1,37.J,673 3,775,973 3,094,206 2,312,443 1,976,570 3,423,595 472,935 1,284,126. 110,738 444,429 3,014,194 10,460,182 2,454,381 765,319 5,212,085 2,289,855 801,992 . 2,423,602 280,80 WASTE CHARGED IN E PRODUCTION Washington, Sept. 19. Charring that the pending bill to allow banks greater latitude in making loans on cotton, ;rain and livestock is a step toward in flation, Senator Pouierene, Ohio, is pre pared to press his fight against the i 'iQ fi it is caueu up auring 3" j 9' treaty debate. "I Southern senators are urging passage i .. - , 1 lne "lU ,wluen they declare would as- J .iji .1 (.! ..: . i. t n. ... . COAST IN CAMPAIGN j'-,S86 JoV,ot)9 6,400,473 2,872,842 a2,LS-l,i71 l,iOC,b.O 2,423,v)01 l,91j,603 7a, 012 1,395,405 B,68S,i07 3,13,089 .',378,128 South Carolina South Dakota .... Tennesseo Texas . Utah ..; Vermont .... I Virginia j Washington West Virginia Wisconsin ... Wyoming .... (a) Bopulation crease since 1900. 1,643,205 710,972 2,304,629 4,515,423 443,866 304,946 2,21.4,025 1,597,400 1,412,602 2,327,167 , 184,970 April 15, bist in financing the. cotton mnrbpt "It is a step in the direction of in creased inflation," Tomerene said to- lnr 4T ...... .. ,'', ! raising or cotton financing, or wheat 400 473 miaiuX tand 'inancinei it is a question ui souna ouiiKing. , "Under the bill there would be no limitation on the amount of .paper that can be gotten out of a bank Bave that of the legal reserves required by the federal reserve act." Senator Smith, Georgia, one of the strongest supporters of ihe'bill, declares that not over 25 oer cent of a bunk's capital and surplus could be loaned on 0'C ifl VI nl orner paper Dasea On 3 167 401 COTton livestock and other staples. i;L"? ; Huns Accede To Allied no 45 1 Demands For Revision hS! 0f Their Constitution lo'tli'sl BoHin' 18. (United Press.) jj'j jgyg ! Oermany sent a note to the nllios today, '8;7 o54 s,ntil,8 formally that she woliid accede 5 333 I to the emands for alterations in. the 2'40o'402lGelman ('onatitution- Attached to the "'sil'liiS ' noto wcl' e,!rv,ti09 protesting against nj.:nni .tne allies method ot procedure. The allies asked Germauyt to modify her constitution, eliminating the clnuss which.providcd for Austria representa tion in tho reichstng. This provision was opposed to the peace treaty's guaranree of -Austrian independence, the allien maintained. Head Of Law School Is Admitted To Oregon Bar 8,93'j,091 049,364 1,6(5,661 ; T 75,397 2,337,879 4,6a7,136 403,131 367,439 2,25,036 l,7i3,57 l,4o;729 2,580,800 .1 1)5,791 1910; de- TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE National New York .- 4 5 1'ittsburg 2 5 Nehf and MeCarty; Cooper Schmidt. Boston-Chicago postponed, rain. Philadelphia 4 3 St. Louis ..n - J Hogg and Adams; May and Clem ons. (five innings) No other game scheduled. 8am Bass Warner, dean of : the law School at tllft Ulliversitv nf Oreirnn wn today' admitted to practice law in this state oy tne supreme court. His admis sion to the bar was based on a certifi cate from tho state of California, anl is limited to nine month's on probation. At the end of that time h can nnnlv . 2 for permanent admission to practico in" ana. uregon. t Leicester B. Atkins of Portland also was admitted to practice law in Oreornii liy the supreme court today.: Mr. Atkins only ' recently returned from France where lie served iu the United State forces during the world wtfr. u . .,, American Detroit Now York Bolnud and Aiusmith: Ruol. 0 3 .2 7 14 0 Mogridge and Louis Philadelphia ... Wright and Walker. Collinsj- ...... 3 8 2 '....3 9 1 Kinney and Cleveland 12 8. 1 Washington 3 11 1 'Bngby and O'Neill; Shaw and hnr rity. Chicago 3 10 3 Boston 2 7 1, t'icotte and' SSelmlk; Hovt and Schnnsr. Oakland City Council Appropriates $5,000 For Fight Against Rats Oakland. Col.. Sent - 19. nTnlte.1 Press.) The city council today appro printed $5000 towards a fund to fight rats. This Wna ft sten ill rlrnstie Kettnn tia- Incr taken to fight a mysterious plasne that has threatened Oakland for the past few weeks. A part of Oakland has been quaran tined and residents of that section are forbidden to gather in crowds. Rumors have ben insistent about the campus of the University of California in Berkeley that scientists there are testing rats taken in Oakland for tra ces of the pneumonic plague, which at tacks the lungs. . Thus fur the Oakland health authori ties hnv., maintained the disease is ,i form of influeiusa of pneumonia. It has claimed th rives of three doc tors and upwards of 15 other riersons." Settle Vcrne Onotvp Release Of Unlet Wcl's When You Think of MEAT Think of the MIDGET For Saturday and all of next week we offer: Pure lard, every pail guar anteed, per pail ........v...$1.50 Best shortening, pail... .$1.30 Sugar . . cured picnic hams, per pound , 28c Snttlt, Wash.. Pent. 19. 'Resolutions expressing "nnallernble opposition" to the relense of Millet M. Well ,.- v of his fellow Convicted spditionists" from the federal prison nt McNeil's is land. Were ilisilnti-lieil tmlnv Pfi.ui. dent Wilson by Colonel Theodore Boose- j veit rost .o. 24. Veterans of Fore (rn Wars. ' Labor delecates "who conferred with Presidet Wilson here Inst Sundnv ask ed for release of Wells. fnrmAr itveaMant of the Central Labor Council, now serv ing a two year term for issuing nam iiMet siiiih tho eV-ft. t f.;w Java be fore the draft law passed ronffress. W. T. UTOTHN A CO. Unrtertuhers 5.3 North High Street In n n itv if nmma DIM 11 Vm II mmu MARKET C; rintitors cf Low Prices :S31 Stats Street. -" UJ I u. Washington, Sept. 19. Senator Lodge today wired Senator Johnson that he considered Johnson's return to I Washington unnecessary and advised. I l,i .Uni : . 1 .j 1 1 : j ,. continue his stumping tour to the Pa cific coast. Senator Borah twice before wired Johnson advising him to return to help iu the fight for tho Johnson amend ment to give the United States a num ber of votes equal to Great Britain In the league of nations. Senator Wadsworth in hi3 first treaty speech to the senate today ans wered utterances made hv President Wilson during his tour. vvactswortli recalled the president s' Statement thnt tha laiitriiA i frrnfitori than the. Americnn ffftvnrnmnnt a rwl nAU ii IWe il ta'al Is true it is greater! iuun me American people, mat wouttt be a false doctrine, he said. Washington, Sept. 19. Secretary Ba ker today nuade a personal visit to the capitol to urge the passage of the bill conferring the rnnk nf TtermfHien enn- eral on Peyton C. March for his ser vice as cnier or statr. Ho asked Chairman Campbell of th rules COmmit.tefl tn rannrf nut xi nla 9m consideration of the bill. Tho commit tee will meet to consider Baker's re quest next week. "But my husband thinks I can save money by using common teal" He does, eh? Well, ask him if he knows that a pound of Schilling Tea makes so many more cups than common tea, that it is actually cheaper per cup. For once he'll have to admit that you're right Schilling Tea is the fine practical economical tea for the American house wife. . There are fouf flavors ot Schilling Tea Japan, Ceylon India, Oolong, . English Breakfast. All one quality. In parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages. At grocers everywhere. A Schilling & Co San Francisco Salem's Favorite. Charlps Kav in "Rill TTon the Oregon Sunday and Monday. Two days oM An All-Purpose Power Plaii The Beeman Gar'dfin Tractov an A WoiHn gine actually is a walking engine. It is more thaj punauie engine--it carries itself to any spot on farm where there is work for if run up the back steps, into . the kitchen, down a tne cenar, mio tne worKsnopanywhere that tH is work to be done. A belt pulley accompanies ej " i ' When properly connected up will do all of following and more: Milking Machine Cream Separator. Fanning Mill Feed Grinder Pump Jack Washing Machine Chutn'i' v --'-r.'". Circular Saw Orindstoiie Emery Whet Corn Shellcr Onion Toppef Electric Ligl Plant ' ' Pecd Cutterst See this One-Horse Tractor On Display at 444 Ferry street . : , ROACH & TROVER ' ; Salem, Oregon. An Economical, Delightful, Light Place to Trade You can Savingly Supply Your Fall Blouse needs with these new Wirthmor Silk B! ouscs as Advertised in Last Issue of Vogue - ) A;:f f-'Um Here is a real Blouse opportunity, that no prudent woman who wants to 3 xi. ' . . uconco tVj peuu juuiuousiy win wimt to miss It's on -of those opportunities that does not come frequently, and happens bv virtud of some fortunate anil wnprnllv far. oio-Kt H J i: 1 ;"ppens Vlrtu1 Ih.t.ntUU ISO. (GeoTgette cVoe, Cde mSfSSZ viiui.uuaiiiv i nric uliiiiih i iiv i p rf yniiTOfirnvAii u . n - t Vance in Silk Prices of the past few months, and they were furtemade and brought to us under a unique plan that has effected tremendous savings. ' Your choice of Several Appealing Models $5.00 Ladies' Store 466-474 State St. Men's Store 416 State St. 'SALEM'S EXCEP TIONAL STORE