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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Riggs, accompan-
led BY Portland friends left Yesterday
for an extended auto trip to include
Los Angeles and San Diego. They ex.
peet 70 be away until about Aug, !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

Miw Addie E. wright, head ef lks
department ef history and political 80.
cnec Of Pacific college. has witadFaWa
her resignation aad Hill remnan HlfA
the faculty q, en- advanced s1lzzF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS

THE SOLDIER BOYs-Pool and bill
lard parlor is now open under nsH
management and 1t renders you ans
the general public a eongenial piass
TO pass away few leisuie honra-
The basement Of Oregon Electrza
depot, corner Of State and High
Phone 62s. Wm. Iivoek, prop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
GOLD BAN LIFTED

Washington, June 9.-(United Press
The federal reserve board today lifted
the ban on gold exports from the United
Sfrfcs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

Rowing across the willamette river
at Browns landing few days ago in
an old leaky skiff almost proved fatal
for Mrs. stephens and Mrs. Sippirell
who live south Of town. While in deep
water the skiff began TO leak. Both
of the women we're obliged to Jump out
and cling to some overhanging branch.
es and remain in the water until res
eued by Otto Timm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

H. A. Rawson, who left a few weeks
ago for an auto tour Of California and
Arizona, writes from Gridley, Calf,
that he expects soon to make a short
stay 40 Santa Rosa, Calf. He writes
that the reads tneCalifornia are fine
and that he had only one punehnre and
that was from tack picked up at the
Roseburg camping grounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
SECOND HAND GOODS

no CASH REQUIRED-Go0d overeoa8
shoes and suits, all kinds Of mnsis-
al instruments shotguns, rifles, heat
ing stoves, gas stoves, suit cases ans
l000 other useful articles to sell o.
trade. What have youl The Capital
Exchange 337 Court St. Phone 4es.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
DAILY LIVE STOCK MARKET
CaffIa

DAILY LIVE STOCK MAEhET
cattls
Receipts lfis
Tone Of market easy
Good TO choice steers si1@f2
Fair to good steers slUm1O.50
Common steers $7.50(as
Common 10 fair steers sS.50atJ
Chciec COWS and heifeTs ss.5oM1l
Good to choice cows ard heifefs
s9@l0
Medium to fair COWS and hsifers
s76s.50
Fair 70 medium cove sns hsifsri
ss.50MD
Gamers s3.50a5
Bulls $50s
Calves s9dl3
Hogs
Receipts 1878
Tone of market firm
Primo mixed si96l9.SJ
Medium mixed $is.75a 10
Rongh heayies tl7l@73J
Bulk sle@le.e5
Pigs SlTMl73j
gnesD
Receipts 2lG2
Tone Of market easy
Prime lambs tl3a14
Fair to medium lambs <l2a 10
YearlineS t7M $50
Gull lambs t9dl0
weihers 476s50
Ewes f6la75o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
WE WANT
HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED

HAT BLOCKING-sI olcan and block
ladies' and Men $ hats. Just re-
ccived a hat renovating machine. Il
gets the dirt, Try il once. @. =.
Ellsworth. 495 Court St. Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
PERSONALS.


Mrs. j. L. McLane Of Grand Ronde
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. NJ.
r LaF'ollett, matron at the w. G. T,
U. hall.
Louis Steclhammor Of Pendleton is
in the city visiting friends and attend
ing 10 business matters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
AUTO DIRECTORY

AUTOS without drivers to aire, ! doh
lar per hour. 193 $. Com. St. Phone
500. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

For the comforting Of the master ma
son 5 degree on two candidates Satur-
day evening, about % members Of the
two local Masonic lodges went TO JEFF
ferson Saturday evening. The work
Was put on by the officers of Salem
lodge No. 4, Walter Winslow, worship
full master The singing Of the Masonic
quartet with Messds. Jones, Todd, AID.
rich and Barton added much to the ef.
feetiveness Of the work. After dinner
addresses were made By Judge Percy
Kelly, Walter WinsloN, Wan. Dancy
and by the massers Of the Masonic
lodges at Turner and seio. Judge Blue
Of Albany, in his address eomplimented
Salem and Salem people saying that
the capital city represented the real
culture Of the state and that he did
not except Portland He said he based
this opinion Of Salem folks from an
acquaintance Of so years But what
also was Of special interest to the sa-
lem visitors was the fact that down
towards jefferson they serve TO visit.
ors real cream and the finest cake
ever madr, and these along with the
most lueious strawberries ever grown
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

was instantly killed yesterday Nhen
be fell from trestle. about 30 feet He
was carrying load Of bark and when
about half way across the fresile.
tHHEHt Ms lEEtt anu ttIll HfihIHE me
ground on bis head, causing instant
death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

Chairman F. E. Deckebach in charge
Of the county campaign for boy scout
week is sending ont notices 10 the var
ious ehairmen through the county and
requesting cooperation IN the matter
Of enrolling memberships and awaken
ing interest in movement that has
been made national in its scope. Atten-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

The Salem Elks lodge is after the
1920 state convention Of Elks and is
already working With other lodges to
convince them that Salem is the logic
al place for the big event Of next year.
Each lodge in the state has received a
communication from Salem No. 336 set
ting forth It's claims for the convention
aad noting the fact that the city can
easily care for a couple Of thousand
visitors without half trying. The state
convention mis- year meets At Klamath
Falls Aag. u, Is and l6 aud a big
boosting bunch Of Elks will attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
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CITY NEWS


Forest Bracket is home from France
after IS months service over seas. He
was with the l57 aero squadron. Mr..
Brackett was formerly of the firm of
Brackett & Gray, automobile repairs.
aHe expects to 90 to san Francisco
waere he has already made arrange
4nents to 90 into the phonograph bus.
iness.
-O----
z. G. Richards Of Willamette univer-
sity. has recently received contribut
tiOn of $4,000 from one generous sub
scriber to the fund for the new womans
dormitory. Another pledge Of 5000 was
also received, bringing the total
amount up to about $4,000
Sale,n's facilities for dealing with
defective eyesight has Just received an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-cheap, a neat modern 5
room bungalow with ? good lots one
block from paved street, blocks
from car line, half cash, balance easy
terms; also ) acres sis miles from
city limits, 5 room house well near
porch, good barn, about so fruit trees
Price Sl40o, half cash. Square Deal
Realty Co Phone 47Q 6.7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

cherians vii 90 to Por.land ts at.
tend the Rose Fesiivai next Ntdncs.
day morning. leaving on the 9.45
Oregon ElertFie. An are ordered te ne.
port at the Seward hotel promptly at
1850 o clock to receive final instruc-
tioas regarding tie parade. As there
arc several new open movements. all
Cherrians who intend to 70 to Port.
land are requested to meet this evening
at the city hail al a.30 s'cloek to prac.
tiee on the new maneuvers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

REPAIRING
LODGE DIRECTORY

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs MEET AZ
Mccormack hall on ever Tuesday
at 5. Walter Lemon, G. c., ?. >.
Knntz, K. r. { 8.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

FOR SALE-12O acres of No. ] land
located 6 miles from Salem, on good
cad, in good location. good h5ase
and barn and other huildings, farm
implements, horses, cows, year
lings, SO head OF hogs round 500
cords Of wood ready cut, all at a
bargain. Write NJ W care lonrnal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

Late ssturazT afternoon tAs foHow-
ing marfiare itesSes were iSsied. En-
dor Fritr riaie. - bark examiner
of Salem. aaa MaEgcrs n. Marvin OF
81. H. .ktr. SaaIis Vas born n Nova
Sselia and zIlS4 Marvin in Seattic
ASs Karl T. Hitcs . 81 salem and
Miss NARY Thc4aza Simon Of Salem.
Henry Ras@, sis g ieweler u Portland
wss eixen a Iieftse to Hafry Elizabeth
Radishaaser, - q Sstestsa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

tion has been called to the matter by
ministers in the pulpit and there is a
manifest interest on the part of pub
lie men everywhere. Marion county has
set for it the minimum quota Of 275
associate memberships. which should
easily be secured aud exceeded. The
aim of the national council is to Sc
cure total of 100000 new members.
The campaign is to close with Flag
Day, june II, which is to be observed
with unusual interest this year.
-O-
Three money raising campaigns are
about to be launched. The Salvation
army wants $25O,0O0 from Oregon. Port
land has undertaken to raise half the
amount and the $l25,000 is apportion.
ed to the state outside the big city.
The Elks Of the state have taken over
the campaign for the Salvation people.
There is also a campaign to be put on
for the boy scouts. Headquarters at
Washington, d. C., announce that l.
100000 boy scouts are wanted. For
each member, 81 Of the amount to be
collected is to be sent TO maintain
central offices at Washington d.. G.
Then preparations are being made for
the annual campaign for maintaining
the Y. M. 9. A. in the city but as yet
this campaign has not been launched.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
This Trim, Graceful
Pump Is As Comfort
able As Il Looks

-
There's nothing quite so sat
isfactory as a tailored, low
heel, black kid pump! And
this Red Cross pump is de-
cidedly smart, comfortable
and economical.
1t fits your foot snugly---
but not too tightly.
Its lines are long and
graceful and give you 5 feel
ing of wonderful foot COM
fort and trimness.
You'll be surprised at its
price. Only;
Brown Kid ....................$ $3.50
Black Kid ......................S So. 90
White Reignskin -..... .S5.75
sos.zssB
&zlE lE
TA % ~~C!s3 Nh
SEs5H t5r3A Fl
~ % 49, =Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

4 4 4 = 4 + 4 = 4 4 = = !
Grain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09

salens facilities for dealing with
defective eyesight has Just received an
The sun., 1919-08-08
BIG GAIN IN BANK CLEARrNes,
suiS OF This Year Breaks Previous
<secOrd FOR Month.

.,t ncuve stock speculation, large bond
10. oig deals in financial lines, notably
80 mating OF large credits to Europeans
T".. enterprises at home; active do
fo for.iH trade, busy industry and record
n.o,Isn shipments apparently are re-
,n.s IN the immense July bank clear.
ns s total which exceeds any amount
esSusiy nn,sy recorded on that account IN or
Brasas.ot ,Siae OF New York city. according to
,pron ,earinss In July took a tremendous
,'p ,or forward, the Total for that month
20. cities being ss7,lsl,s ,s24. ais. a
iha ol 80 per cent Compared with
esD, previous record for July OF az per
MAJ, compared with the low water
nsr OF the year. in February. of ai a
sSo cent compared with july a wear
tITa. sno more than two and one-baIf
el,'ss tne total Of July, 1914. New YORK
az elearings aggregated s2l.s7I s2e-
nsv more th"n $2.10O. 900, 600. or io7
Ana "t, larger than the total for June
a We. per cent more than that for Univ
nsn~ Sr ago. Many new records we're
pro.s, al cities outside OF New YORK
Bneht Bo",nn IN that respect being chlcaeo
ssi.,n' Philadelphia. San Franeiseo
fsla fsl'nore. Cleveland. Detroit and Rls'
The sun., 1919-08-08
COTTON HAS SHARP
BREAK IN VALUES
Closing Prices Are 180 to 40
Points Down in. Trading
Suddenly Active.
SPOT ALSO TURNS WEAK
Liverpool Has Irregularity and
Contract Market Is I'm
der Pressure.

Unsettled Industrial conditions, weak
ness in securities and uneasiness among
the Wall Street elements broke the cot
ton market sharply yesterday The
lowest levels of the day were reached in
the late afternoon, when values were
forced nearly $7.xD a bale below the pre-
vious ending. In trading which suddenly
turned active. The general tone through
out the session was. one of heavlness
and the customary factors received the
usual amount of attention. Among them
were the weather, which the trade con-
sidered somewhat more favorable, al
though scattered showers fell in most
States In the Eastern belt. and reported
strikes In some Southern cotton milla
All Of which, with the nervousness on
the part Of many longs, was against
values
In Liverpool there was considerable
irregularity. with fair business re-
ported In spots, which dropped 16 points.
Tho contract market there was under
pressure and Manchester was supposed
to be selling. After Wednesdays sub
stantial rally there was naturally a good
deal of realizing by speculative opera
tors. and Liverpool was again a rather
heavy seller. At times brokers for Japa-
nese interests were active around the
ring.
The opening reflected the force OF
Southern and Wall Street pressure. first
sales being 2 to "a points lower. August
began at 31.50c.. october at 32,abc. De-
cember at 32.30c.; January at S2.12c. !;
March at a2.l0c. The tone seemed un-
settled Immediately following the call
and prices were soon driven to lower
levels. Sentiment in brokerage circles
was bearish and talk of decreased con-
sumption could not help but have effect.
Lack Of trade support was particularly
felt.
Midday, however. saw a better mar
ket as shorts covered for profits, but the
sudden turn in the stock market soon
caused a rather general unloading. Fur
ther stop orders were uncovered. The
slow movement Of exports to Europe was
a discouragiug feature and some private
wires spoke of an easier spot centre.
Bulls were not minded to buy when the
foreign exchange market was uncertain.
Trading was mixed and active in the
last hour and liquidation was heavy.
Crop advices were ignored. At the close
prices were 100 to 14o points off. with
spot cotton also weak.
The sun., 1919-08-08
ARGENTINA ATTRACTS BRITISH.
Bank Figures show They Have In
vested $4,000, 10000 There.

F@tVVVsvuVsvuu There.
In circular, which II has compiled
regarding British Investments in Argen-
tira, the National Bank OF Commerce
estimates the total Of those Investments
at $4,000, 100000. owing to the new
ness Of the country and the character
OF It's industries." the bank says, "Ar-
gentina has always been a heavy Inn
porter OF foreign capital. A report re-
Gently issued by the Director General of
Commerce and Industries Of Argentina
clearly shows the predominance Of Brit
'sh capital In the Industrial organisation
OF the republic. The total amount OF
British investment there is not known,
but $4,000, ,000, 900 has been considered
conservative estimate.
TT Is known that British capital In
railways alone amounts to S1,13s,756,-
4S4. This represent about ten times the
railway investments Of any other for
cign country in the Argentine. The close
trade relations between Argentina and
the United Kingdom are shown by the
fact that for long period almost one
third Of the total imports into. Argen-
tina were received from Great Britain,
to which one-third of Argentina's total
exports were sent. The war has re-
suited in a small reduction in the amount
of imports from Great Britain, but ex-
ports to her show a tendency to in
crease"
The sun., 1919-08-08
TO BUILD 20 STEAMSHIPS.
Work on Vessels for Steel Corpor
alton Has Been started.

Work on the construction OF steam.
ships for the United States Steel Corpo.
ration has been started in the yards OF
the Federal Shipbuilding Corporation al
Kearny, and of the Chickasaw Shipbuild.
ing Company at Mobile. Twenty modern
cargo carriers suitable for long voyages
and every one of approximately 10000
tons capacity will be built.
The vessels are of the transverse con-
struction type, and ten will be construct
ed at each shipyard. The Federal and
Chickasaw companies are subsidiaries of
the Steel Corporation and were organized
during the war. Only a few weeks ago
the Federal company received a contract
for four ships from the Shipping Board.
The sun., 1919-08-08
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Aug. THE decline
IN cotton continued to-day from the
opening until practically the close. The
lowest prices were reached in the last
few minutes OF trading. when the ac-
tive months were 1876 to 141 points un-
der the close of yesterday. The close
October. 1864: December. 5000; Janu-
airy. 30.50 March. 30.5s; May. 3o.5s.
Spot quiet, middling 31.50.
The sun., 1919-08-08
PROPOSE EXCHANGE OF STOCK.
stociholdera OF Columbia Graphic
l phone to Vote ON Plan.

Letters to stockholders Of the Column
bia Graphophone Manufacturing Com
pany calling a meeting in Bridgeport on
August 10 to pass the directors plan for
the exchange of present outstanding
stock for common stock OF a new issue
were sent out last night.
The exchange will be on a basis of ten
shares of the new stock for one share of
the stock now held. and Is made for the
purpose Of supplying a smaller unit for
price Of the outstanding shares. The
stock was quoted yesterday 4s5 bid, 445
asked
The sun., 1919-08-08
London Money Market.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Bar silver $3.50.
an ounce. Money rs per cent. Dis
count rates-Short bills 3 7-1e@3h per
cent; three months bills 8 s-16 q 3&
por cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon ITO.
The bank rate was unchanged.
The sun., 1919-08-08
MEW ISSUE

City of Copenhagen
Municipal External Loan of 1919
Twenty-Five Year 5A30 Redeemabe Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Inreapay Januu andJu -
ounds principal
Principal and payable Co., N York.
mgMcono Of the America the
of ofwegh md fnsn@w erain
kwnhout for tars0 OF
o.
il be
in in
eang payments wH
o
July t 1875 and each July st thereafter to The -edeRion at
Q determined By
fund
payment
The sun., 1919-08-08

Kingdom.
on on Sea aiopoaion
fu uudh n advantage of much
ra
las yca drome 0bnsb
epopuaion Of Meenhv
of nineHos. In
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and int
bomdb eahy as
The sun., 1919-08-08
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton In fair re-
quest at 16 points decline: middling, ls.o4d
Sales 1000 American. 5000. Imports, as
600, American, 900. Futures opened steady
at ~ to 43 points advance. Closed steady at
a net advance of % to "a points. August
1s.3sd.; October, 1s.75d. December. 1s.s7d. :
January 9.O6d.; March, 2012d.; May, % Id
Manchester, yarns irregular; cloths quiet
The sun., 1919-08-08
Custom House Receipts.

Custom House Receipts.
| Receipts for duties at the Custom,
House yesterday were t4lB,s0i, OF
which s10s.s44a1 was for merchan ndise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
iksoS.1he-za Cor regent impoEtatienaV
Evening star., 1919-04-13

Variety Is Demanded.-The evolu-
tion of the entertainment in some of
the motion picture houses toward the
vaudeville or variety type, in the
opinion of Fred Klein, manager of
Loew's Columbia Theater, indicates
the demand for a greater variety of
entertainment subjects.
To meet this demand, which had
4cutely arisen in his own clientele,
the Columbia manager declares he re-
Gently adopted the policy of exhibit
ing more short-ree1 material than any
other theater in Washington.
Today the Columbia has become the
home of the short-reeI feature. al
though it is by no means the inten-
tion to sacrifice stellar features of
greater length. Manager Klein de-
ciares that his audiences confirmed.
in clinching fashion, his own belief
that more abbreviated material is
wanted by the public.
The Columbia, therefore, from this
time on. it is announced proposes to
show the best Aircraft or other star
feature obtainable, and, in addition,
An attractive list of subsidiary fea-
lures.
Evening star., 1919-04-13
.Al1luSenQQntS
The Photoplay .G{ :

~ HAT there is room for
evange1ization among some
ss sss..4,s sss r9sssls nss'.s and 1'sssss ssss
ducers seems to be indicated
by the recurrence to "the supreme
sacrifice" pictures that are becoming
overcommon. The heroine of the
riotous fling at all sorts of dissipa-
tion and moral offense. suddenly
makes "a supreme sacrifice" and
routs the critical audience from it's
attitude of condemnation. to condone
and weep. The present day scenario
writer of this class of silent drama"
seems to be obsessed with the notion
that because flowers are often sent
to murderers about to -oe hanged. or
TO others who commit particularly
heinous crimes, there is a public de-
mand to perpetuate that sort of
eroic sympathy iii the films. 1t is
doubles very consolins to the GRIM
inal as instances are on record
where weak minded individuals long
ing for the sympathetic spotlight
have gone out to commit crimes that
proba bly, never would have been
thought of otherwise, simply in order
to get it. Constantly we are hearing
of the intention in the film world to
produce better pictures" and just as
constantly, it seems. the supreme
sacrifice" drama bobs up
= = =
There are some pictures, however.
which deserve to be perpetuated and
to be initiated at least in their un-
derlyinS qualities of clean sentiment.
'-The Better Ole" which has broken
attendance records at the Leader
Theater the past week. according to
the nagement. and which has been
retained for a second week. in that
respect rivaling the famous David
Wark Griffith productions, is one of
them. Like the play of the same
name which created deep interest at
the New National Theater a week
ago. the photoplay is constructed
around the famous Bairnsfather car
toons and was posed for the screen
by the original English company.
Hundreds of people wishing to see
the picture were turned away the
past week. 1t does not purport to set
up a new standard of morals. 1t has
no psychological theories or expert
ments to exploit. There is nothing to
hurt the finest Sc ensibilities. Yet the
theater is not large enough to ac-
commodate those who wish to see it
and il leaps into the ranks of the
record d-breakers. The public is >en-
titled to the credit of it's Endorsement
As an indication of what the people
want and are willing to pay for.
Evening star., 1919-04-13
New Photoplays Announced.

Captain Kidd. Jr.." featuring Mary
Pickford. all next week at Loew's 5
Palace.
'.The Roaring Road" featuring
Wallace Reid. the first half of the
week at Loew's Columbia.
"One Week of Life" featuring Pau
line Frederick, at the Metropolitan
the first half of the week; at the
Knickerbocker Sunday and Monday.
Three Men and a Girl" featuring
Marguerite Clark. Tuesday and Wed
nesday of next week at the knicker
booker; Thursday and Friday, same
week, at Crandalfs.
The Pest" featuring Mabel Nor
mand. last half of next week at the
Metropolitan; Thursday and Friday at
the Knickerbocker.
"virtuous Men," featurir e Elmo K
Lincoln and Grace Darling, at tht
Rialto Theater next week.
The Cry of the Weak" featuring