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CRISIS IS NEAR
N negotiations
WITH RAILROAD
BROTHERH GODS
Hines May Raise Freight Rates
In Order to Provide for In
crease Asked by Shopraen.
sBy United Press,

Washington, Aug. ga srisis is
approaching in the negotiations OF the
railroad shopmen for an increase of
wages. Director of Transportation
Hines has twice conferred with Pres
ident Wilson this week on the subject,
and the railroad brotherboods are ex-
pecting an early reply to their de-
mands. Should Hines decided to raise
freight rates increases in wages may
follow.
The shipments strike vote, which
is now being counted. shows that 9s
per cent of the men are standing pat
for an increase of from 68 to SIS cents
an hour, with pay made retroactive
from January 1. Less than per
cent favor President Wilson's sugges-
ton that the whole matter in con-
troversy be left to a decision OF a
board to be created by Congress.
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FOREIGN RELATION
COMMITTEE WOULD
RETURN SHANTUNG
TO THE CHINESE
Treaty of Peace Provisions
Amended By Substituting
Word China for Japan.

Washington. Aug. 23.-The senate
Foreign Relations Committee has de-
cided by vote OF = to TO strike ou,
the word Japan" from the treaty OF
peace provisions relating 10 the dis
position of Ge- many's rights in Shan
tung and insert the word China. in
its place. The effect of the change
IL to provide for the return of Shan
tung 10 China.
Senator Lodge made the motion TO-
the substitution. Senator McCumber,
Republican. voted with the Democrats
against the change. Otherwise the
vote was on party lines. This is the
first amendment the committee has
committee continued in executive SEES
sion this afternoon to consider other
amendments The committee in
structed Senator Lodge to ask Presi-
dent Wilson TO transmit to II officia l.
the text of the Polish treaty; declar-
alton in relation to the amount of
Germany's payment OF the Allied
forces of occupation and a protocol
OF the 13 articles signed by the En-
tente regarding the occupation of the
Rhenish provinces Of Germany. The
committee also instructed Senator
Lodge to request President Wilson TO
afford the committee all Information
possible on the treaties with Austria.
Bulgaria. Turkey and Hungary. Sem
ator Brandegee. In referring to the
action of the committee on the Shan
tung question. said; The American
peace commissioners at Paris op-
posed the Shantung settlement, but
voted for It. feeling that II was al
wrong" The Foreivn Rels'ions Com
mittee of the Senate onposes II and
has voted for what II thinks Is right
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Pyrolite News

Mine Clerk Doran and family are
spending couple of weeks visiting
friends and relatives In Denver and
Laias cite. and Auditor Sheals Of III.
Victor American Fuel Company is act
ng as c ERIK during h absence.
J. T. Mclean of F1o2 spent Sun
day visiting friends at - place.
Mrs. Clyde Winner and son. WIN,
and Miss Davie. sister Of Mrs. Win
ner. spent Monday shopping in cano
City. = ~ =
Mrs. Holcan and Mrs. Collage were
visiting friends in canon City on Mon
day.
Supt, Kepheart has treated himself
o a new Overland car and seems to
be getting lots of pieasur, out Of It.
John Mellon, George Bodner and
Frank Cullen are on the sick list the
asst few days.
Harry Erwin of Penrose was Wis
itor in this place on Monday.
The little babe that came a week
ago to gladden. the hearts OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Viola passed away last
Wednesday and was laid TO rest on
Thursday.
Bart Holman and family. accompa-
MED by Misses Lille Collage and En-
cline Richards. motored TO Pueblo last
Sunday.
T. A. Mccormick made business
trip to Pueblo ON Tuesday. returning
ON Wednesday.
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Stole Horses and
a Girl Besides

Sheriff Wilson of Delta passed
through here a day or two ago on his
way to Canon City and Morrison. hay
Ing with him Henry Harmon. p Eel a
county youth whom he was taxing 20
the penitentiary at Canon City and a
13-yearold girl who ne was taking TO
the State Girls Home at Morrison.
says the Montrose Enterprise, The
young man was handcuffed and the
girl Struggled closely by his side In
the coach as the train pulled ont from
Montrose, giving all the appearance
OF having embarked on their honey.
moon rather than their journey to
prison and the Industrial. respectively
1t seems that Harmon first stole the
girl, as it were, II an elopement could
be considered in that class, and then
stole two. horses in making the get.
away. The girl. however. was no
doubt a willing victim in the theft al
far as she was concerned.
The couple was arrested 1--WE miles
from DeBeque on Sunday. and were
returned to Delta where both were
tried the young man being sentenced
to the penitentiary for from two to
three years and the girl was sent TO
the state Industrial school. In addi-
don to the charge Of eioping with
gfrl OF this sge. the Young man was
charged with stealing horses. as II Il
raid that both the man and the giYi
sere riding stolen borses uhsn ~.
1nn1nM III ~ WY rs 49, - -. - e, Il. '
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How's This

We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot Be
cured by Halls Catsrrh Medicine.
Halrs caiarrh Medicine has been eafen
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
i've years. and has become known na tho
most reliable remedy for cafarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. sxpelling the Poi
son from tho Blood and healing the dis
<ased portions
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for q short time you win see n
great Improvement IN your rrrerh
health. Start taking Hnii's CHtarrk Medi-
cine at once and get rid Of catarrh- Send
for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY q co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 7se-
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PROPAGANDA OF
MEAT NOODSTUFF
PACKERS EXPOSED
by sen. HARRIS
Activity Is centered Against
Bills If Senators Kenyon ana
Kendrick and Others.

Washington. Aug. Ex-senator Har-
rison Of Georgia has exposed far
reaching propaganda of the meat nd
foodstur packers against the Mae
ures Of Senators Kenyon and Ken
drick and II other bills now before
Congress to regulate by law The pack
ing industry OF the country.
The propaganda consists of teie-
grams to congressman and senators,
sent In many cases without the sign
-r's consent; agents appearing before
them and endeavorine to persuaSn
them TO express opposition to the pro-
posed legislation; replies pIepareu by
the packers to every published article
derogatory to the packing interests.
and the distribution OF booklets. pam
phlets and paid advertisements. y
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Labor Men Urge
Operation of Mines

Pueblo. Colo. Aug. Resolutions
indorsing President Wilson's plan to
Gently placed before Congress TO.
fighting the high cost of living. res
olusions urging the state OF Colorado
to own and operate coal mines. and d
third resolution indorsing the Plumb
plan for the operation of the railroads..
were passed by the members OF the
Pueblo Board OF Trade last night.
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Gen. Pershing
to Get Great
Reception

Washington, Aug. 23-An enthus.
iastic and spectacular reception is be-
ing planned for Gen. Pershing on his
return to this country early next
month. CongI ess will present him
with a gold sword. If the plans OF
Representative Kahn of California are
carried out.
1t is expected that President Wilson
will confer on him for life the full
title of general with other honors
Congress will also extend to him a
resolution OF thanks for his services to
The country.
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NOTICE TO PATRONS OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8.

The schoos of District No. will
open on Tuesday. September 2. There
have been two changes in text books
the Young and Field Literary Read
ers and the wentworth-Smith Essen
tials of Arithmetic viii be used in
place OF the texts used previously. All
books viii be handled by the local
book stores. as was done last year
High school pupils win meet for regis
tration on Monday. September /. NJ
the high school building.
G. A. CLELAND.
196-w1t Superintendent.
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The Silver Tongue.

threat is generally warning and the threatened party
ready resist Between 1894 and oI4wenty yearsthe
Kaiser talked everastngy public occasions about his
he could do with it Finally the world to be-
leve hirr-and look him
Ed Carson he will America. Messrs.
Dunno and Ryan what they vii do England But
Japan threatens to do anything anybody Least OF
ALL China Japan has always talked about being kind to
China. She is talking that way
And Japan about the only world power that is
wearing black eye Japan the only nation that
fesses consistent affection for eveybodyand gets more
without paying for it, than anybody else Most of
Christians talk rough, and get bloody Japan is
heather, talks kindly, and cashes in
Even when you to be honest you may well talk
kindly may you black eye, you don't want
to pick pocket You may well like Christian since
you say you Potenes pays, when you
heathen ask Japan-she knows
Are wearied of the of hum drum existence?
With good book you visit the far places of the earth and
delve into their histories and There
not explore depth of learning you may plumb,
height SCALE The loves and
earth life the higher and enoyments Of
spiritua-all are for the asking.
pc the agony of longing. 81 X '.sa8s n +
The fellow who keeps big house and grounds good con-
dion invariably uses tn same and IN hS business
hfe And many le rays make pleasing Floe Try
i yourself unterrupy ~ then nnolyxe yor feei
ings You wil r. s!,EpEissd - ~ result
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Four Bandits
Are Executed

Laredo. Tex. Aug. 23.--Four bandits
onvicted OF completely In the robbery
of the Pennsylvania OIL Company near
Tuxpan. Mexico. have been executed.
according to a military telegram re-
ceived here.
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COMING HOME
FROM BOULDER

Misses Florence and May Blair OF
North Ninteenth street will return to-
day from Boulder where Miss May
Blair underwent an operation for APP
pendicifis- They have been absent
three weeks.
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CALLED TO KANSAS
CITY TO-DAY

L. A. Glatzell was called to Kansas
City today on account OF the serious
illness of his father. Frank Glatzeli.
who resides with his younger son.
Frank. Jr.
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A gun to be proud OLA Remington
Pump or Autp-ioading shotgun.
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load to Capacity and Unload Quickly

emergency Cars must be loaded to the n,axian
Loading accomplished delay In order
the of the be saved.
all shippers help their litey precious
space, avoid delays.
To Colorado shippers this call is imperative The
immense fruit crop, pershable and involving millions may
large loss unless enough be obtained the right
time move it Every Colorado business should be
by danger crop would
of business directly indirectly every
in the The possibility arises degree
relation the grain and potato And national necessity
makes the shippers duty douby immense wheat
yields of the country must be transported to market with
minimum loss
Cooperation shippers has asked by the United
States railroad administration Hale Holden regional director
bulletin all cerawesten railroads has urged
every impress public with the importance
the He has likewise called upon the
selves utilize all their aiding shippers and in
achieving 100 per cent efficiency in use of equipment The rail-
roads, Director Holden facing the heaviest demand
The great crops the shortage of equipment
sponsibe for this condition
Two should impel every shipper give his maxi
assistance: His interest in seeing the crops
of general business welfare and benefit which he him.
self will derive Through ability obtain promptly for
own shipments The shippers will facilitate better service for
themselves and their customers they cooperate fully
Governor Oliver shoup has recognized the pressing need
in this regard by issuing proclamation the subject
from George w. Martin secretary of
Denver operating committee of the United States railroad
administration and Arthur Dodge business manager of
Denver Civic and Commercial association chief
ecutive has quickly relieve ap-
for eartes cooperation of all Coorados citizens
Mr. Martin says the situation facing Colorado press
ing than any that existed during the
The transportation bureau of the Civic and Commercial
ISOLATION circular letter has urged members special
heed to this duty
Shippers should their place their
orders full carload basis whenever they Shipments
should be combined when possible Cars should be ordered
only when the shipper ready load Unloading should be
accomplished Immediately arrival of
Springs Telegraph.
Housewives this is for You enjoy making the rounds
of the local search for the economical
cases satisfy needs and desires In these days of high
prices and stomach economy you keeny enjoy the privilege
sicing off penny Before you make your rounds
carefully the ads in this make of the different
offerings and look them up personally You may have the
distinction of scng off couple of that
ing these days. The ads turn the trick
In the good old days used to say that money
easy and goes easier But takes log chain drag
in and shoe string jerk it again.
Just keep ourselves the map why can't
presidential bee this bug Twill be free fol
all, with modesy toddling along several laps to the
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Just keep ourselves the map why can't up
presidential bee in this burg? Twill be free for
ALL with modesty oddlng along several laps to the
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALEEBred does. Mrs. Snow.
l79 Central avenue. w35-p4t
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or ADIurTMENT DAY

NOTICE Of ADJusTMENr DAY.
Estate OF Martha Thomas. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby nofiH.o 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment To the Conn-
~ Coart of Fremont County. Colorado,
on the 10th day OF septs inbcr. 4. u.
ALLEN HAWKINS.
Executor.
List Pub. september =. 1913.
NOTICE OF sDJrsTuF.r nav.
Estate OF John J-novIck. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the County
Court of Fremont County. Colorado. on
the 18th day OF September a ID. 1918,
10 o'clock n.
MITCHELL Jt:Novfck.
Administrator.
Last Publication september a.
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Soon it will be no longer the high cost Of
e the agony of longing.
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First Pub. August :. 1919.
List Pub september =. 1913.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

Los Angeles Oct. 15-Steve Dalton
won four round decision over Johnny
Celmars in the main event of last
nights Vernon boxing show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
|ldrketNews|

Grain; Wheat, soft white No. So;
feed oats S0ci milling oats see; hay,
cheat new $l7; hay, oats, new $lS@
20; mill run $43@a4.
Butterfat: Rutterfat, 69c; cream
cry butter, 67@G9e.
( Pork, veal aud mutton: Pork on foot
l5c; veal, fancy 23c; steers 7@9ej
cows 5@l7lac; spring lambs l0c; ewes
4Gf5c; sheep, yoarlings, &c.
Eggs and poultry: Eggs cash G0e;
hens, hive 22M2ic; old ROSTERS l5@
l0e; springs 22c.
vegetables: Onions, per sack So;
celery doz Soc; tomatoes 90e; potatoes
3s: sweet potatoes &c.
Fruit; Watermelons lc, oranges
*5T5@6,50; lemons, box ST50Gs, so;
bananas l0c; honey extracted zoe;
punch beets 45c; cabbage 2lac; head
lettuce 0oc; carrots i5e; grapes, Ma.
iagas Zoe; grapes, Tokays Toe.
Rezail priees Eggs dozen i5(N70e
creamery butter 75c; country butter
67e; flour, hard wheat $3.l0Ga.25
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
TEA FOR THREE HERE
TONIGHT, HAS RECORD

sfTea for Three, distinct novelty
IN comedies, comes TO the Grand OPP
era house tonight, for one night only,
Written by Roi Cooper Megrue, author
of "It Pays to ADVERTISE Seven
chances and " Under Cover the
piece is generally acclaimed as the best
thing he has ever done. All the spar
kle and eleverness of audacious dia-
logue, the originality of situation and
the dramaic intensity and delightful
romance disclosed in Mr.. Megrue's 3 pre-
vious writings have been combined in
his latest work. Dramatic reviewers
unanimously have agreed that by "Tea
for Three will Mr.. Megrue be known
to fame as a playwright.
There are three acts and pro-
logue, all effectively and elaborately
mounted by Selwyn company. The
story takes place in New York and is
Of the present day. Two men have as
pred to the hand of the same girl and
she has made her choice. The three
have remained fast friends. The hus-
band has fallen into the stodgy, self
ISL routine of life of the man engross-
ed in business 10 the neglect of his
home and outside affairs. The wife, al
ways loyal, relieves her ennui by fire.
quent luncheons and teas with the
friend. Even this little diversion is
about to be denied her through Car
ter's jealous fears, although she has
moi realized it until Phillip, the friend
points out to her the inevitable end
ing Of their friendship. True as she is,
she does not lack spirit nor a sense of
Of humor and her plans and plots to-
gether with most surprising develop
ment negotiated by the friend. form
the play. These three roles are excel
ltntly interpreted by Norman Hackett,
Midren Evans and Hayden Steven
son, while several minor parts are ca
pably acted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland, Or, Oct. i5.--Buttcr, city
creamery 66067e; Eggs selected local
tx 0sQ50c. Hens 26CG2sc. Broilcts %
0l2sc. Geese l5e. Cheese 32@34c.
live Stock
tattie' Receipts none; tone of mar.
lSet steady; good to choice steers $500
0$a,60; fair 70 medium steers $1,000
500; common to fair steers $5.5Om650;
choice to good cows and heifers $3.50
q 20; eanners SSa4; bulls s5@6.5O;
calvcs $S@i4.
Hogs: Receipts Go; tone of market
lower; prime mixed $1561l5.50; me.
dunn mixed $i4.50@i5; rough heayies
sE2 2.50@13.50; pigs $l3014.50.
Sheep: Receipts 10I; tone Of market
steady; prime lambs sll.50@1e. 90; fair
10 medium lambs $l0.50@ll; ewes
7.5o; medium to good cows and heifors,
sNAT.sSa 9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

Trcuto1, n j., Oct. Is. Testimony of
the promoters and club officials was
taken Tuesday at the state house by
the New Jersey Athletic commission in
vestigating the death of AL Martin, New
York figrter, who died October after
a bout with Ray Doyle, also of New
York
Witnesses testified that Martin was
examined by physicians before he enter
ed the ring and pronounced in good
physical condition and that he was also
examined later before the bout.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

Jay Stevens, formerly fire marshall
of Portland now manager of the fire
prevention bureau Of the Pacific with
headquarters at San Francisco, called
at the office of State Insurance Com
missioner A. 9. Barber, Tuesday Stew
ems will personally supervise an intens
i've fire prevention educational cam
paign to be staged i'm Oregon under
the auspices of the state fire marshals
department commencing November A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
COL. HOUSE BETTER.

New York. Oct ia slight improve
nient in the condition of Colonel Ed
ward M. House was noted today, accord
ing to statement made at his home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

Word from the Tacoma police de-
partment to hold Alfred Reed, ii, and
Ellsworth Hwieky, IA, was received
Wednesday morning by Chief of Police
Varney. The boys were picked up at
the Capital garage here Monday, and
were being held pending receipt of
word from Tacoma officials. The boys
are said to have broken into store
there before running away and coming
TO Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

Oregon now has the second largest
agricultural college in the United
States. There are 2S7l students actual
ly on the campus at 0. A. G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
oznfNeM5c

3s T >. . ~ ~
& "heh rfea u. Mchec, - VI ."oou
nhln nppned az the county eierh oi-
tilee wednesday afternoon lor ~
IL ~ " ,'Noo"D"in, nv hes ~ FL, =. ats
w nav NY .onsone y, 'as a,aa pi,,,s,'oDD. H.,
pn'e,., !, ~ 49, ~ wy ,,. - eaa
ul"a as,, 49, n,,,l,o
~, ~ snrr,s, I, sss;stont florh Kleon.
.,;n. aa;a 's, a,,ol s,o,loon,ieallv uRnt | can 4
issae tbe I;cense unt;l' That is certified
NJ ~ q noforv !,
,l0h' that ali ripht. !, and Mckee
shrugged his shoulders. .'There's lots
-
* motion for an order Of the court
setting aside The Judgment recently
granted j. w. Collins in a suit against
the United Brokers company Of Port
land, was filed Wednesday by Chriss
"A. Bell, attorney for the company. Col
lins, in trial concluded several days
aao, was granted ]uagiheht asplhs.
Ahad shown that the rirh liu oslraeu-
50 MN Or SONG h'ohey ~ my s''o y "
M9g 'V''u y on,ons' - es..t a,ar
IN tuitfili INV hiVtioh AVi'pS oi"N''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
6cInZRe;6

Governor Olcott, Tuesday, honored a
requisition from Governor Sleeper Of
Michigan for the extradition of II. A,
English alias 7. +. Lyons wanted at
Battle Creek, Mich, on charge Of
larceny in connection with real es-
tate deal. English, who contested the
extradition, has been under arrest il
Portland for ten days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Boyer Wednesday to Roy
a. Snodcrh, %, of Jefferson, and Ruth
II. Howard, 20, of jefferson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
BOXING
@@@ ~ ~ xD IN ~ sn m@ us 30 w .

New York. Oct. 15.-France likes the
American brand of boxing, according
10 Captain B. F. Stencil, Red Cross
worker and Y. NJ. c. A. man who has
Just returned from long service with
the A. E. F.
He brought word that NJ. Theodore
vienne, noted French promoter, will
pay almost any price as an inducement
TO get some Of America S premier fight
ers in France. He is elamoring for a
bout between Pete Herman and Char
lie Iedoux, the French champion. and
another between Louis Dopontieu, the
featherweight champion and Johnny
Kiibane.
The French promoter also wants
Benny Leonard, Mike O'Doul, Jack
Yritton, Battling Levinsky and Bob
Martin, the heavyweight champion OF
the A. f. +.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

The theft Of q mare. weight 1000
pounds, with star and scar on her
forehead and brand on her left hip,
from his place, was reported last night
to police headquarters by Whit Cooper,
the exDressman. No trace of the animal
had been found by authorities Wednes-
day morning.