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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
James Colestock. Sawmill
Man, Dies OF Pneumonia

James coiealosb, sa an emplaye Of
the chas X spaulding Logelne cam
pans died a, local hospital late
Tuesday night 4 victim " pneumonia
AR coiesleek's tee, were tfoEen dur,
ING the recent cold weather and he
Was taken Ia che hospital fsr trsat
ineni Pneumonia later developed
resulting IA his death
a sister Mrs Alice sammosa ~
Nsnice. cel, his only knavn relative
Was notified "Wednesday ng hla death
The funeral wili not hs set un,l ~ord
lH received fram her Thg bod, Is al
me nsfiars of the Webh s. Claurh
eafHnaps
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
SOVIET PAPER IS
RAIDED FOR REDS

New York. Jan 7.--Another raid
was made late today By department Of
justice agents on the offices Of the
Russian soviet newspaper Now Mir.
Fourteen men and one woman. who
we're attending . meeting Of the Com
munist Labor party were arrested.
The agents also found cards on which
were the names Of 1000 communists
throughout the United States
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
Eases 4 Cold
With One Dose


Relief comes instantly, A aass tan.
sN s'S'F twe hours Hnsll three aossa
~ s@Asa usaally breaks up severe
'Naa sa1 eh9a all the grippe missrs.
tae fsnaS tese opens yaur r,assed
~ ssstflss ehd the ali paaaases IN
's'p ae4a, stops nose raanlng relleveg
sAe hes s@sthe, duliHvss, fcgeflshuas.
'ssAaas ss'fsness ana stiffness.
A''sH : STAG ssatfed aal eat hleeiax
sAsa spaFflieg ctear yees eangesfs3
esAai Nataing else IN the ws.y18
slNss sRsa arumpt felief as @pArt,s
. ~ 'Eesaa. whieh costs only 4
49, sehts at any aFae store Ii ae,s
As1lAeat assSsf&Uoe tastes niee. ear.
'a'i's ~ 2slnAne--iesaas oa4n pape's
FAay3
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
Arrests For Drunkenness In
Portland Show Biz Increase

Portland Or lAm. 49, Sa,s n,
ssas's''''F thv fAsg tl.as ths eas ~ ~.
ssaaaH aa faFslshd Is faar ,aar.
hse*ea ana aAtianAi nsohIhlslan r.ss
sftert dass !. lass suAr. tlssr~ wss.
naFe arrests hasN far aYnw sss,,.....
aasan* nv saAF isssg eaasa thaa ~
s'tnrr 1918 or aslT. aeeerAiar "a shs
hnnaaa rsposs of sAe ehlsf u pp,se4
inss made nahlia
the nEures foF shis efssnSe tha -
pnf shows wefe lsea far laSs yva.
iase Tor 1915 ard 1918 Ia ssag.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
sREmS CLAIMS DENIED

iaessaand, OR. Jan s.-c'amias !.
naenabess ef inc essw II liz ssaam.s,
West iiAstiana ~ additional suw, - !.
1Naiaii N she E1nuna shas sAax tsla ~,
fsasafn proper food on she xesssls -.
suFn seaAse from ths Orient II Pors
.Ana nass been deAlaa hy HARRY Mons-
gamer United SgAsSs sainnins 80,
I. missioner fer Portland. fugsowiae !
shereash Investigation q she case
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
What s .S0Iem's
PopuIation?$25
Prize Offered

How many people are there In sa-
iem7
II yos can answer this question
you'n get tzs
The census Il being taken no~. The
person who gueases closest 10 the fig
ure the census reveals will be given
the prime
The prize II being given By c. W
Nismeyer, real estate dealer ia the
Masonic building. All you have 10 Do
IL 20 send In your guess 10 Mr.. Me
meyer before January IS. The winner
viii be announced soon after.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

is abe suffered so
badly each month,
thatsometimesIhad
70 call in the doctor.
She bad headaches,
baekache, and such
pains and cramps
that she would have
TO stay in bed two
or three days. She
became terribly run
down IN health and
at last a friend who
had uged lydia r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
"nnA1n cAR" nm,nn rnrrn

FeFfiAnd or Ian Zoe Aiio,hs
blacksmith. whose automobile ram
down and Giiiea seven year.ola ,,...
OmmuslhHe nn November ~. waa faoed
not Aaiiiy az involuntary manaau~h.
lrf y q iaff iR the eouft nf Cfreul,
'nase f1rkeF last night The trtl 81.
oupied almost two aaya
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

Prince August was married TO Prfn-
GEES Alexandra Victoria Of schlesTig-
Holstein on October a2, 1903. His
brothers marriage 10 Princes Mare
Augustine Of TnhaIt occurred March
II. 1915.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

On the assumption that T. y. Lam
BERT who disappeared from BellinE-
ham. Wash. zs years ago. is dead,
steps have been taken to administer
his estate at Stayton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
Two German Princes Ask
Divorces, Berlin Reports

Paris. Jan. T.-(HaFaAl-Pr Prince
August and Prince Joachim, respective
.ly the fourth and sirfh sons OF former
Emperor William OF Germany, have
brought suit for divorces. according to.
Berlin advices 70 the Matin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

Every incumbent Of a county office
In Lane county Will be a candidate
TO succeed himself at the coming
primaries.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

The naaaicAi program arranged By
Madame Lillian Jeffreya patri was
verify ~ tbs tremendous oyatlons ex.
sissd daring ssa rendition, THE Cher.
fahs - hass and aimo their quests
swrc anshic aa % quality 10 diacrini.
nasa hetwasn AMY uf the numbers ana
each performer was easersd repeated.
Y until shs passing TIME curtalled fur.
TIER response
Tsas ARTISTS ef the evening were. Mr.
baales Clark eaietasnra soprano, Mtnn
Marie dAinnils. daneeusa, Mae Lillian
1sffries resrL pianist. William Wal.
isee Graham. yielinisss Christian rools
aslliss
the dinner issalf deserved fasnrAhl.
canAsnens, the msHa. arrangement
sersiee, reeeiylng hlsi praise from ne
slaisoFs The culinary ana sefsic.
ssaffs ~ the Hetel Marion were een.
kfnsal@ied felF the Superior quality ana
fanisiess execution ~ the dlnner pro.
gf2m
The dance Ter which snnsle Was far
niahed hg eteslhammers ORCHESTRA
sansissm%d 20 late hour he s,,esta
sssaaFtNsy hesng lealh ID depart.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

Ths banquet may well be regarded
hs the most successful as well as fhs
most elaborate cf aaiens's social affairs
aarinw the season.
Beginning Al ,. m. the program
was opened hy c. r. Clancy, who az
King hing" extended a cordial wei.
eonse 20 the visitors and assured them
that TIE banquet ayuIboiisad Salem =
coed feeling toward hcr neighbors
and ~ desire 10 perpctpate eommnn.
Sfy unison IN working for the progress
ef ths state.
y W. Shaw sJiiK Prune' Of shs
Astoria frunarlAna led she visitors 10
reesproeai remarks. by no means dc.
tfm1tinE from bis expression of good.
fefiewssilp whNn he asserted that he
wns ''fpii ~ pranes ''Hlg pyupeHl
KhAw WAS followed hy n o. Uranei
~ Nus~ne. who as president os the
Radiators emphasized she need of
community eo-operatioa. G, r. Smith
rrim~ MinisfeF of tho Portland Ros.
ariAas aisa tulnsd In pledelng hla or
EAnintien far the advancement oil
eofnsnanisy reriproeafion with the ui.
sisnats advancement % Oregon AZ the
itnpefiinw metiye Charles Wick, who an
q loyal chsFrian always makes il a
Paint ta astend cherfian affairs re-.
EMraie~s af Intervening distance was
appissded by the assembly following
a short talk ln wAleh he ennnAsled
refAerFsfance aad conmAaiant effort In
AL eammunity proieetm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
SUFFERING Of
YOUNG WOMEN
This Letter Tells How it May
be Overcome--all Mothers
Interested.

Fort Dodge, Ia. From tbe tine my
daughter was Is years old until she was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
CHFRRIANS AND
GUESTS FROLIC
NTOLATE HOUR

faism cherrians and iea Of their
guests wsrs entertained by talented
Portland artists Tuesday night At the
most prefsntious dinner dance yet CIV
en- ~ the booster aggregation. Tpss-
ing community clubs from Oregon
and wsshIngton cities we're present at
the high rites presided ever by King
Eing Clancy. Table ard dance sehed-
ule plans included 20 pranarfnns from
Vancouver. wash, Sc Radiators from
Eugene and IS Portland Rosarians
During the past week .taiksmenaages
had been Eignailed 10 big chiefs Of
the sesr-by tribes and early Tuesday
the high sachens from various medi-
cine eoaneiis began 70 assemble inI
shs city Of the Heap Big Cherry. The
gray war paint of the Prunarians the
fun whr reEzilA Of the Rosartans,
chsrrsans IN red and white and the
e2pper gray and red uniforms Of the
EuEene Radiators added TO the kind !
red harmony Of the social good feel /
Ing evident during the course Of the
Pot latch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS
LAUNDRY SO|LED LINEN
ON EVE OF CONVENTION

Tulsa, Okla, June Bird S. Nc
CURE. republican delegate to congress
in territorial days and chairman of
the Oklahoma delegation to the ma
tional party convention, on the eve Of
his departure for Chicago last night,
issued a drastic statement in which
he accused Jim McGraw defeated by
Jake Hamon for national committee
man, and now vice chairman OF the
Wood campaign committee Of Chicago,
of appropriating $500 intrusted to
him for the Lowden campaign TO his
own use and for General Woods
candidacy.
Assertions coming from McGraw and
others that General Wood would re-
ceive the support OF the Oklahoma
delegation were absolutely false and
trumped up, for the purpose of mis-
leading those unacquainted with the
situation" Mcclure declared. Wood
will not get a single vote from Ok
lahoma Various members Of the dele
CATION are friendly 20 Lowden, John
son, and Harding, but all probably will
unite in a complimentary vote for
Jake Hamon on the first ballot con-
tinued Mcclure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
DANIELS ADVISES
GRADUATES TO LEAVE
OLD TIME TRADITIONS s

Annapolis, June 3.-Upon the spirit
and will Of its officers to cast off
slavery to tradition" and venture
into the realm OF things new and un-
tried, depends the future strength
and efficiency of the American navy,
Secretary Daniels told the graduating
class of midshipmen at the naval acad-
emy, here today in presenting diplo-
mas TO its 2S9 members.
Citing as an object lesson the navy's
record Of resourcefulness in the
world war, as best exemplified in the
North Sea mine barrage, the secre-
tary declared an earnest appeal to
the young officers not to let the
weight Of accepted theories restrain
their efforts to keep American sea
power at the forefront in strategy
and invention.
mo two wars were ever won by
the samc tactics and few by the
same weapons the secretary de-
cared. The military leader Of the
future rnay navigate his ships by ra.
dio and the day may even come when
all his fighting craft may be airy
navies battling In the central blue. "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03

There was a quiet discussion
between the mayor and few or
the city commissioners yesterday
afternoon, relative to an ordinance
passed by all cities in the state
during the war, which was aimed
at certain individuals who were
not caught in the draft, and who
were too healthy to do voluntary
labor. the ordinance being to the
general effect that such persons
must either work or fight, and as
none OF the cities have ever re-
pealed the ordinance, it is still
in operation and is being enforced
with good effect in several places.
The question of applying it in
Ardmore was talked about, and
the chances are that the chief
of police will receive orders from
the mayor, and police commission
er TO make systematic raids on
pool halls and other resorts, and
take into custody every person
lettering. without visible means
OF support.
I'VE have an excellent crop
OF kelly pool shooters, and expert
domino players, who spend most
Of their waking hours in these
resorts, while there Is cry go
ing up from every contractor in
the city for help at good wages,
these huskies should be made to
work. either for themselves or
for the city and as there Is lot
of street work to do at present,
their assistance will be most yalu
able" remarked one Of the men
present, who said he was very
anxious to see some action taken
along the lines suggested.
Commissioner Young was in the
city yesterday. and said he was
looking for men to work on the
highway in his district, but was
unable 10 induce any Of the above
mentioned individuals TO come out
and become acquainted with a pick
and shovel.
The matter will probably be
brought up for official action at
the regular meeting Of the board
Of city commissioners Friday
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
.ELKS TO STAGE BIG
SHOW ON JUNE 1916
At PALACE THEAT RE-

Judging from two past rehearsals
of the Elks Ministries, there is no
doubt that the show will go over the
top as one of the most elaborate got
ten up home talents ever seen in
Ardmore. There was an unusual large
attendance, botht ladies and men AZ
the last rehearsal and director Hull
expressed his qualification at the
strong and harmonious voices that
were heard in the choruses. No re-
hearsal was held last night on account
of the louisiana Five dance, but from
now on Mr. Bob Gardenhire, general
manager of the minstrel. says that re-
hearsals will be held every evening at
the club rooms with emphasis on the
fact that the rehearsals will last for
one hour only, after that hour is up
the work is over and there will be a
dance to amuse the cast every night.
So there is no cause OF any one
renigging. Mr.. Gardenhire says. on ac'
count ,f long boresome rehearsals
The show will be staged al the Pal
ace theatre, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, June 18th and 18th, and the
Elks will make big advertising cam.
paign to that effect.
Mr.. Gardenhire has appointed pro.
gram committee to solicit advertis-
ing from the merchants for the nam
moth souvenir program. which it IL
said will be credit to the club for
years to come. 1t Is expected that the
merchants will respond readily to the
program committee, as the fund goes
to build new Elks Home and every
one is interested in any improvement
on that score.
There. will be another rehearsal to-
night. Mr.. Hull announces, and It be.
hooves every Elk to show his smiling
face at the club rooms at eight o'clock
sharp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
G| RI s SLAYER "A CTS
CHARGE MURDER TODAY

FL Reno, June 9,---The preliminary
hearing of Arthur Lumpkin on a
charge of first degree murder in con-
nection with the shooting Of Miss
Nadine Scott of Noble. Okla, on
the state highway near here Sunday
night. was being held before Judge
w. A. Maurer in the Canadian county
district court here today. Miss Scott
was shot while motor-car riding with
friends, the shot being fired from an
automobile which they had just pass
ed
Tho first witness was DR.. s. S.
Sanger Of Yukon, who was called
by companions OF Miss Scott to at
tend her said the shot was fired
from behind piercing the young lady's
neck.
w. r. Shannon, driver Of the car,
and with whom Miss Scott was rid
ing, retold the story OF the shooting,
as did j. T. Weldon. another OF tho
motor party.
Earl Walker, alleged 10 have been
with Lumpkin in the motor car from
which the shot ia said TO have been
fired, was In the courtroom and was
expected TO testify during the after.
neon session l.umpkin also was to
bo asked to tell Of The chootins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
LOUISIANA DELEGATES
TO FRISCO MAY Be WET

Baton Rouge, La, June 3--The
democratic convention will meet here
tonight to select delegates to the san
Francisco convention and adopt a
platform, with spirited contest In
prospect over proposed plank advo-
eating making the sale of. light wines
and beer legal and urging the national
convention to go on record as fav-
oring the modification of the Volstead
Act TO that extent
The forces urging modification OF
the Vclstead Act are under the lead
ership of Edwin BrousSard, candidate
for the United States senate. Former
Governor Sanders is the leader Of
the prohibition forces.
The big four" delegation TO the ma
tional convention from the Louisiana
primary will give Parker, Col. Frank
p. Stubs, Senator Joseph +. Rams
dali and Senator Edward j. Gay,
their support. Politicians said the dele.
cation probably will go uninstructed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
ACTING UPON ORDERS Of THE ORIGINAL WORK OR
GOVERNOR TEXAS GUARDS FIGHT" ORDINANCE MAY
MOBILIZE FOR DUTY IN BE REVISED TO BENEFIT
GAL WESTON DOCK STRIKE THE POOL HALL LOAFERS

Austin, Texas, June 3.-Units Of the
Texas rational guard were mobiliz-
ing in several Texas cities today for
possible guard duty at Galveston, In
connection with the strike OF long
shorernen at that port.
Mobilization is being carried out
on instructions from the state adju.
tant generals department, following
a warning by Governor w, p. Hobby,
last night to city. and county Off
Gals at Galveston, that the state
would assume control Of the strike
situation at o'clock Saturday morn
ing. unless traffic congestion is amel-
iorated by that time. No serious
clashes have been reported between
strikers and workmen attempting 10
load and unload vessels at Galveston,
but the governor in his statement
declared that freight delays incident
to the strike, had become serious,
Workmen, the governor said, must
be given full protection.
Tho longshoremen have been on
strike at Galveston several weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
REPUBL | CAN SENATORS
TOLD PRESIDENT WILL
NOT CALL THEM BACK

Washington. June 3.-Congress will
end its present session Saturday under
resolution OF adjournment adopted
today by the senate after assurances
had been received from the White
House that President Wilson did not
intend to call special session during
the summer, unless = grave emer'
gency arose.
The vote on the resolution was A
TO "a. 1t came after two attempts
to amend the measure so as to pro
vide for a recess in the one case to
July 70 and in the other TO August
2, had failed. Senator Underwood OF
Alabama, the democratic leader, In
Understood to have notified republican
leaders today that President Wilson
had no objection to an adjournment
OF Congress on June 5.
President Wilson has assured sen.
ate democrats that If the present ses-
sion is ended Saturday he will not call
an extra session during the coming
summer unless there is a grave emer-
gency.
Announcement of the presidents DO
cision was made in the senate today
by Senator Underwood Of Alabama, the
democratic leader; who said he had
been authorized to deny reports that
an extra session was contemplated.
Sharp criticism greeted the adjourn
ment resolution when It came up for
debate. Senator Kenyon. republican
Iowa, moved to amend it so that the
adjournment would be TO August so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
REVIVAL SERV ICES IT
METHODIST TABERNACLE

Removing the stones" Is the topic
Dr. Ashley Chappell has chosen for
tonights sermon at the revival serv-
ices in the big tabernacle tent, to
which the public is invited.
There was a large crowd at the
opening service last night at the
great tabernacle. DR., Chappen de-
livered a strong, appealing sermon
on, who are the Wiser
The singing Ia being fed by Charles
Poultcr and the chorus ia made UP
Of some Of the best voices in the
city.
The great interest manifested in
tho revival from the beginning con-
tinues with increased attendance and
every one should avail thomaelves
u tho opportunity OF hearing the
series OF splendid sermons, which meet
the need OF everyday life. By DR..
Chappoll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
TAFT JUNIOR BOOSTING
GAME OF AMERICAS GREAT
STOMACH REDUCTl0NIST

Chicago, June 3.--Among the ar
rivals today was H. RI. Motter,
state chairman Of the party. Mr..
Motter applanded the party's de-
cision of the national committee
to oust all delegates Of the Kansas
city, Mo-, district.
Robert Taft, son Of former Presi.
dent William Howard Taft and a
Hoover worker. was another early
arrival today. Mr.. Taft has been
paying particular attention to the
Ohio situation as 1t concerns the
Hoover movement and reports that
he finds all Of the delegates from
that state, with one exception, in
a favorable frame OF mind toward
Hoover, after Wood and Hrding,
have ceased to he contenders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
TEXAS MAN HELD FOR
VIOLATION OF MANN ACT

Oklahoma City, June 3-Fred A,
Spears, arrested here yesterday ard
indicted under the Mann act, charged
with transporting Miss Iona Brendle,
is year old girl, from Vanderbilt, Tex
as, TO Oklahoma City, on Feb. 13,
gave bond OF $4,000 and waived pre-
liminary hearing, but did not appear
for arraignment today before Federal
Judge John II. Cotteral.
According to James G. Findlay,
chief of the federal bureau mere,
Spears mas a wife and two children
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
A COMMITTEE OF MERE
MEN HAVE WORK AHEAD
RECON CLING SCHOOLS
OF FEMALE THOUGHT"

Chicago. June 3.-The national COM
mittee's subcommittee to consider the
part women are to play in the gov
ernment OF this party held pre-.
breakfast session today, but failed to
reach definite conclusions Victor
HeintZ, of Cincinnati, midwest re
gional director for the national COM
mittee, was commissioner to present
certain piews Of leading republican
women and to advise the sub-commit-
tee so that a definite plan may be
recommended to the full national COM
mittee next Monday.
The committee is confronted with
the task Of harmonizing the views OF
two schools of thought among the
women. One asked dual control Of the
party with parallel organization OF
men and women. The other six said
that adequate representation" Of the
women on the governing bodies Of the
parties would be wiser.
A meeting Of women has been called
for Sunday afternoon.
Two republican presidential candi-
dates--Senator johnson OF California
and Senator Harding, of Ohio, arrived
in Chicago today, marking the be-
ginning of active days OF the pre-
convention period.
Women attending the republican na-
tional convention are asked by Mrs.
Raymond Robins to wear plain small
hats and to take them off as soon
as they are seated in the convention
hall. Mrs. Robbins is the wife of the
chairman Of the last progressive party
convention and prominent worker
for the betterment of women's indus
trial conditions.
w. NJ. Bounds, a delegate 20 the
republican national convention from
Collins. Mississippi, appeared today
adorned with placard announcing:
II am wearing out my old clothes