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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
CROWDED. by Truck
Then Hit, Man Says

Whilo he was driving soulh on
the highway near the salem
Heighs school Thursday, he was
crowded off the pavement by a
state highway truck and while get
ting his machine back on the pave
ment his car was struck by the
big machine, U. f. Clemens, S76
south Twelfth street, complained
to police Thursday night.
His automobile was lightly dam
abed, but nobody was hurt, Mr..
Clemens stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Socolofsky To
Head Juniors

Harold Socolofsky was Sehosen
president of the junior class of the
salem high school when the third
wear students held their first meet
ing of the year at the school Thurs
day afternoon. Byrd Tucker was
elected vice-president.
other officers chosen were as
follows: Secretary, Miss Lucille
Moore; treasurer. Ellis VonEschen
athletic manager, Howard POST
veil leader, Aubrey Trawick; inter-
class rivalry committee, Kenneth
Perry; Clarion reported. Miss Mar
io-v MfIlinger; faculty adviser,
Miss Davenport.
A large number of juniors were
present at the meeting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
complies.
fHart Will
Hang Dec. 3
\, and Rathie are
[tsnssd to Pay for
! IN Murder on
kffold

I..., Or. oct, 8.--Death
II was imposed toaay y, ~
M ". Phelps upon hlVih ~ -,
.u.s lin owens, and John
alas John Rathie, They
tspnd guilty Tuesday Of mrs.
,,,aAr Of Sheriff Til Taylor
|,ajl break July a5' Judge
/ dscreed that the man nahs
,,,r ; and that they be taken
Iem within 20 days
| ,.so will be appealed by a
/ # local women sympathlzers
m finance taking the case TO
Ianrsme =, court, according to
NM Charles L. Bolin, VINO oe-
4 Kerby, and whose mo.ioi, y
E. trial for both Kerby ana
bean was denied today by
! Phelps. ,,s
| women who are headed by
III 4. Roberts and Mrs A, L.
N, declare that justice ma $
In done, according to the az :
n, They expect to eaise Sooo
6aye raised two-thirds OF the
EaIradv. he said. Rev W. H.
fpastor Of the Baptist church,
listing them. ,,
smett Bancroft, alias Neil
| has been sentenced to hang
Smber s for the murder Oh
A Tailor. Irwin Leroy Stoop
Louis Anderson, and Floyd H.
erson, alias Richard Patter-
Eere sentenced to life impris-
mi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Trains Collide.

London, oct. S.-Twenty persons
were killed and thirty otner -"
iured in collision in which the
Venice-Mi express was involved
today. according to an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Rome
based on advices to the Giornafe
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Italian Town
Quake Shaken

London. Oct. S.-Two violent
earth tremors were felt in Mantua.
northern Italy at midnight We'd
nesday. according to a telegram to
the Epoca, says a Central News
dispatch from Rome, dated Thurs
day. The message reported some
property damage had been caused
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Crops Of World
Big This Year

washington. Oct. s.-Production
figures on agricultural crops OF
the world outside of the United
States assembled by the Interna-
tionaa Institute of Agriculture at
Rome and given out today by the
United states department of agri-
culture. show greatly increased
Yields for 1920 in almost every di-
vision. The 1920 wheat crop IN
countries of the northern hemis-
phere, including Bulgaria, Spain
British India, Finland, SwedeE'
Switzerland, Canada. Guatemala,
Algeria, Egypt and Tunis, the insti-
tute reports. is 1.04s,670.00o BUSH
els or 1O1.s per cent of five year
average production for the same
countries and 119.4 per cent OF
1919 production.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
lgh gt School Boy
fHst Football
Victim of Year

E:b ,uurg' ha H. Oct. 8.-Injuries
6s i, hst,ss received in a foorps, ,
Nooa,1 between Burlington, iowa
! sat"rdau stu,1,outh' ILL.,. high schools
|pits, pSitstufaay sa caused the death at a
|nd n Aere ere, Yesterday of Raw
bsnh..S n. Slliiek 4 of wapello. Iowa,
OIL the Burlington tech
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Rule
AS Favorites
For Pennal,t
One Game Lead and
Average Advantage
Makes Brooklyn Bet
ting Favorite

New York, Oct. 8-The Brook
lyn Dodgers and Cleveland In
dams. contenders for worlds
championship baseball honors,
We're enroute early today for Cleve
land, where play will be resumed
tomorrow, weather permitting.
The Dodgers have two victor
les and one defeat. In the three
games, Brooklyn has batted for a
team average of .209 and fielded
1884. Cleveland has an average of
.165 with the bat and have field
ed at .9S2.
Iris Speaker and his trige were
not frightened by the revelations
of Old Man Statistics. however.
Manager Robinson's proteges
had all the confidence in the
world.
Bets Favor Brooklyn
That section of the sporting
world which backs up its views
with cash today switched it's odds,
making Brooklyn 2 to favor
ite.
Many neutral observers, that is,
as neutral as it is possible to. be
in a world series, expreed the
opinion that, both Tam are fairly
evenly matched, excepting the :
perior strength of Brooklyn pitch
ing staff.
The popular pastime here today
was to guess who would pitch to-
morrows fray. The general guess
was that Coveleskie would be on
the mound for Cleveland. These
fans figures that Robinson might
pitch either Marquard or Pfeffer.
CLEVELAND GIVEN BIG
OVATION IN HOME CITY
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 8.-A big
ovation awaited the Cleveland In
dians when they alighted from the
train which brought them from
Brooklyn today, despite their TWO
defeats at the hands of the Brook
lyn Dodgers in the worlds series
there. The two teams Will open
four game series here tomorrow.
In proclamation issued oy
Mavor w. s. Fitzgerald yesterday
he called upon all Clevelanders to
do honor to their team.
"They will win the series IL
cleveland backs them as 1t bacKeo
them in the pennant fight the
proclamation read. 81 ask tna'
cleveland Friday show in every
way possible it's appreciation.
The proclamation suggesteo
that automobile sirens and factory
whistles be sounded at noon touas
..to urge the team to VictorS'
Tbat the fans have not lost inter
ast in the series S indicated by tht
number of applications Tor tich,
| ots to the games and admitted &c
the roofs of houses and bulloiii9s
, in the vicinity of League PARK
With the high screen along lhs
right field fence, the snug ro" VI
houses and stores on LeAiilseoi
ovanue opposite the park did mo-
appear to be a favorable Vahlas'
,,oin+ from which to view th'
Games However, property owners
80 swamped with offers rang
no from 81 to S25 for roof stana'
g Thpn there is a two story frame
harm with a very imposlhs ~,
i''s+ hack of the bleachers, or cas-
and of the park. Boys have CONS
tn love it's owner because ne ie., ~
them climb up there all season ~ -
sae the games, and this series VII
be no exception. u;,g n
uo+el clerks are preparing -
fror, two to four persons IL
,ooro during the games.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Dlssolatlon Ordered.

Philadelphia. Oct. S.-The fed
eral court today handed down a
decree ordering the Reading COM
pany to file within 80 days plan
OF dissolution of its alleged COM
olnation in according with the de-
eision of the United States supreme
court, rendered last spring.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
McMahan Car Is
Taken; Recovered

Shortly after L. II. McMahan. 10
cal attorney, had complained to
police that his automobile had
been stolen from his residence on
North Front street. the car was
found.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Redistribution Of Seats on Basis Of Population
Figures Of Census Expected to Give CaEfor-
MIA, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Michigan Each Four More; Others Gain

Washington, Oct. determination of the final census
figures of the country which place the total population Sf
the continental United States at 105683108 indicates that
the west and the south proportionatey will gain in
political than the east middle west through increased
membership in the house Of representatives, votes il
the electoral college and in larger delegations to the national
political conventions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
Candids for
Dallas Offices
Confined to One

paifas, Or, oct. 8.-There's 10
be regular city election Novem-
ber q, but there is an almost COM
plete lack of candidates for the
various positions to be filled.
]. T. Ford, present city auditor,
has filed his petition and will go
on the ballot, but there are no can
didates for the other positions. All
nine aldermen and the mayor must
be elected by writing in the names,
as the time has passed when 1t is
possible to get the names printed
on the regular ballot.
Due to a change in the proceed
ure all aldermen must be elected
this wear, four of whom will serve
for four years. The following is
complete list of the officers to be
chosen: Mayor, term of two years.
auditor, term of two years; one
councilman for each of the four
wards, for two years; one councli-
man for each of the four wards Tor
four years.
Due to the ward changes the
fourth ward is now without repre-
sentation in the council and mus'
send two new men to look aflel
the CITY business. Whether or not
the present aldermen and Mayor
Grant will seek reelection remains
| TO be seen but if they are again
/ chosen will doubtless continue
their stand in favor of paved
strets and other public improve
mentS.
Registration Light.
Polk county's registration, COM
pleted Saturday afternoon when
the office of County Clerk Moore
closed, is very light.
After going over the records tht
clerk gives it as his opinion una
there is a large number OF voters
| narticularly in Dallas and otner
nrecincts that had to re-reglster
who will lose their votes unless
thev go to the {. ouble of swearing
E, in thei,. votes on election day.
Saturday therew as quite a Iusi
| +o raeister. with the result that "a
! persons qudillleu ~ ~ ,,c,e
Rut this did not include ials'
number of newcomers to this TERN,
tory and did not take in quite
n,,mhar of old-time citizens VIM
have failedt o qualify. Even quite
a number who voted at the pr,
I maries are not properly reglsteie
and must again go through Ia.
task of making their quali1lcalioii'
known to the election board
"The outcome of the reg1stratioi y
would indicate a lack of in'eress -
the outcome of the eiectioh' ~
Clerk Moore, but perhaps the eA
nlanation is to be found in the lac
mat nearly all local people are IN
terested in prune and other crop
| ana were SO busy that they slhipi'
forgot to register"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08

Plot Nipped
In Inception,
Conspiracy to Over
throw Government is
Revealed. More Ar
rests to Be Made
A~oso ~

Chicago, Oct. 8.--Arrest of six
other radicals in st. Paul and Mil
waukee, are pending, following the
seizure here last night of Nicolai
Iohn Jazzinski and John Holoeny
and quantity of anarchistic lit
erature declared to have disclosed
| revolutionary plot. the depart
nent of justice announced today.
Warrants have been issued.
Federal authorities allege the
plotters also planned to assa ssina te
the more important officials OF
state.
Jazzinski and Holoeny will be
arraigned under two charges: first
the violation of the espionage act,
and the other conspiracy to over
throw the government. Bonos of
$4,000 each will be asked, accord
ing to John Boddie, assistant dis
trict attorney.
Sentences to terms of hard labor
in addition to deportation will be
asked hereafter in cases Of con-
victed radicals. j. p Rooney, in
Jestigator of the department of
Justice said today,u nder the new
federal plan of prosecution.
REVOLUTION URGED BY
REDS IN LITERATURE
Chicago. Oct. 8.-Discovery of
quantities of radical literature in
the possession ofNicolaf tonn
Jazzinski and John Holoeny de-
clared to ge two of the most dan-
gerous radicals i'll America, who
We're arrested here last nignt py
agents of the department of justice
was announced today
In Jazzinskfs possession was
found nearly half ton of COM
munist articles, including samples
of new pamphlet advocating
armed revolution by foreign ele-
ments inthis country One hun
dred thousand of these pamphlets
We're said to have been shipped by
express from Chicago to other cit
les Tuesday.
Chief among the documents de-
tectives said was the proclamation
of the Union Of Russian Workers
ealing upon all it's members to rise
and overthrow the government OF
the United States by force of arms
utilizing murder and destruction t6
gain their ends
This proclamation was printed
in Russian, the agents said, ano
translation of it revealed a Gem.
plete plan for the reyo;ution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08

Albany high school will enter the
contests OF the oregon high scnoo'
debating league this winter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
to Probe
Coal Situation

Washington, Oct. 8.-Telegraph
ic appeals to the white house from
many sections of the country for
relief from the threatened coal
shortage and for an agreement on
methods of preventing serious con-
dttions this winter have been re-
ferred to the interstate commerce
commission.
Secretary Tumulty after con-
ferring with Daniel Willard, presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio,
and Howard Elliott, chairman OF
the board of the Northern Pacific
railroad, announced that the com
mission would deal with the stu
alton.
The suggestion that it might
be n cessary to name coal con-
troller has not been considered
Mr.. Tumulty said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08
lynn Rations Coal

Lynn, Mass, Oct. S.-This city
went on a one ton coal ration to-
day to prevent boarding and res
idents whose bins were empty
found it necessary to make apph-
cation to the health commission
before dealers would supply them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-08

,coN. Tonight and satnr, ns
0REGoms,o moderate easterly WINDS
minimum temperature
LOCAL.; ,..um e5, mean so: Rain
\ ~, nlas''nRie ma River 4 feet, falling.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
WE PREDICT

We predict IL advance that If .
fusion ticket is nominated at Ii
Democrats Convention III Santa ,
& ouaty 1t viii give ample opportuuIt,
10 Judge with what $ ucerity the
~reforuers and would be icddcs.
practice what they have been preach.
ing.
They can nominate a strong l-kg,
composed OF representative and com.
potent men Fusion of,cu mean.
confusion.
/, is no secret thar the Democrats
leaders and one M kutting are
not 50 much interested in who j,
nominated as they are in putt ng
something over that will convey the
impression that the Republicans are
hopelessly doomed in Santa Fc
county.
The boilers will undoubte dly take
advantage OF the situation and il
they are strong enough 10 run the
steam roller over the democrats
there is a chance for a lively fight
before the Convent or gets through.
Many democrats don't like the idea
oi b.inP used as tools 20 create false
impressions. Neithcr DO some OF
the Independents who are sincere
N wanting capable men selected for
the county offices VIII the better
element control Or will Lord Kut-
ting and Arthur Selirmar. boss ov-
trao-dinarv. PIT over any X nd OF e.
iu ion, Just so it IS fusion2 Time
viii tell. BY what Is done shah We
know the truth.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
Come Clean, Lord Kutting

Now thar NJ. Knitting has give
his reasons, manifold and IN partia
lar. for flip-plopping TO the Camp ~
the Leaguers and Wilson an extrafa-
pauce. would he mind telling n
p ople the u~nvaruished truth abou'
the whole matter? Or IS that ask.
ir~ too raueh2
OF course. we understand that to-
verdict = the jury n that rb.' cree
tad som hing 20 do with II. b..
that is not what we are driving a..
II he will tell as exactly what Wa
said on both sides during the Con
ference between himself and JUDGE
Hanna held in Santa Fe quite a long
time before either state convention
wa hold Tell US who f-st told h;u.
that The Judge could beat Lara
1olo: Tell us exactly what va-
ar-eed unon b fore the recruits Of ~
Poruhlican convention We're kro".e
N. perhaps the people can have r
.sa-.et understanding Of the preten-
dcd enthusiasm for rho Governor
which wac used largely q an evcrss
f. boost the Democratic 07''0na
ticket. the LEAGUE. and urnor' '.
stafe D mocratic program along
with Hancisco Frulhci Come Clean
Lord Cutting that the people may
jrduc your professions and learn
oi your duplicity during the past
three months? Come Clean, Lord
kuttingi
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
HAS IDENTIFIED ITSELF

anyhow the Monkey Journal hs.
established is identity and regular.
ny. On Thursday, September 9th
when the Republican State Conyen-
ZION adjourned the Monkey hied
away 70 the Jungle with It's trusty
mirror where il bathed itself in rs
reflections, and fattcned its
conceit on Its OWL sollloQuies On
Thursday the 10th the Monkey
emerged and climbed on Judge Nee
Chem's band wagon on Thursday
the 23rd. chartered that il was slip
ping and would fall Oft unless al
lowed 10 drive On Thursday the
sfh the Monkey iorpied or the
back board into Frank Hubbel',
mud puddle where : is bowling for
Judge Hanna co-cart 20 come
along aud give u a boost by the
back door into the y s Senate.
Hohheil is o. especially clatei over
me iu'ruders in his puddle but Zig
lre' that he has the single scat In
'te ro-cart ciuched and while he
doesn't care much fo- MONKEY com
NY hc Is VIII NC 70 ru' ur with this
one to~ a few dan and le. It dance
~ his music uuti, the next band
comes along &C attract It's
vanity
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Remember there are two sides TO
every question. Get them both.
Be truthful. Get the facts.
Mistakes are inevitable, but strive
for accuracy. ] would rather have
one story exactly right than a humid
red half wrong.
Boost-don't knock.
There's good N everybody. Bring
III the good in everybody, and
never needlessly hurt the feelings OF
anybody.
In reporting a political gathering
giv- the facts, tell the story as i, is.
not as you would like 10 have il
Treat all parties alike.
II there's any pol tics 10 be played
we will play it in our Editorial Col
umns.
Treat all religious matter reverent-
ly.
II 1t can possibly be avoided, never
bring ignominy to an innocent mar
or child in telling Of the misdeeds OF
misfortunes Of a relative.
Don't wait to be asked. but do !,
without the asking, and. above all.
be clean and never LEI a dirty wort
suggestive story get into type.
! want this paper so conducted
that it can go into any home withou,
destroying the innocence Of any
child.
WARREN G. HARDING
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
NO PEssIMIsT FOR PRESIDENT

Mr.. Cox seems 10 be di,pl,a>rd
with everything. he c7n find nc
honor oil virtue anywhere except al
Trails End. He accuse the Re.
publican campaign managers OF
trying to buy the Presidency. The
United States Senate is an "oligar.
chy" and the Republican members
are trying to dishonor the nation.
The Republican witnesses at the
campaign contribution investiga-
ton are in his opinion, liars. Large
business interests are trying to buy
an u~nderhold on the government
His latest discovery is that nine.
tenths OF the newspapers in Cali
fornia do not print the news"
In all this Mr.. Cox seems TO be
absolutely al one" with Presiden;
Wilson. In all his public career. 50
Mr. Wilson declared. he had found
but n unselfish man. lie did not
name the individual. but all indica-
sens were that he had reference to
Col f. NJ. House. Now that h. ant
House are at outs, quite likely Presi-
dent Wilson would rev Sc his state
ment to make If uniytrsal-that he
has found nc unselfish man. except
possibly. himself.
Mr. Cox IS in the same fran Of
mind. Everybody is some sort Of
liar or crook except himself. What
Ia wicked cd world this 8. and what
"a tremendous lob M Cox will have
governing such a wicked nation. If
he should be elected. Really the
job is bigger than a mercifui neo-
pie should impose upon any one man
NJ. Harding does not y -
undertake 20 run the nation alone.
ard morrow. he can see ? fof ~
good people. here. there and every
where.
An site people like Ameri-
cans would be STRANGELY incone'e-r~t
IL they elected a pessimist az their
chief executive.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
RESULTS OF AGITATION

|; appears that Charlie Chapl "
wa, a socialist until his spouse de
manded a division with him OF his
S0oO.Oo0 estate. and then il was a
case Of faith yc know I've got two
pigs. A millionaire socialist IS an
anomaly. but moi a rarity in this
land Of opportunity. w have had
a number OF them g. Phelps
Stokes, for example. They do a IN,
OF taking but precious little divid-
'nR. The wonder is ;ha' they find
anyone so STUPID as 10 l;s,en to
them, but they do have audiences
and they frequently beguile some 81
'hei- hearers into pe~rpetrating out.
which horriiv the natsnn.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

The Announcement OF Judge Ne
chem tina; If elected governor he wil
appoint two or more women on each
of the boards Of control OF our stat
educational and penal institutions Is
DOT only satisfactory TO the lad e.
but IS a step in the direction Of bet
ter management, because the wome-
I'll take greater personal in-e-est.
ard go more thoroughly into detail
w directing The institutions thar
has been possible by the busy pro
fess onsl ard business mer who
tave filled most % those POSITION
an the past
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
FOXY cox

When il was charged that Cover
nor Cox had assisted a draft-evader,
that official issued a denial in which
he asserted that he had never writ
ten or spoken TO the President, the
Secretary Of War or any draft board
for the purpose OF securing exemp-
ton for the man under discussion.
Now the records show that he wrote
a letter to the mans employers de-
claring the need for exemption, and
that his Letter was forwarded to
Washington and made a part OF the
official records. Foxy Cox
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
ANOTHER WILSON PRECEDENT

Never in the history % the Marion
al Cab.net, 30 wears ha, a vomar.
been put 10 death 10y the civil an
thorities for a crime. Tn record Z,
20 Be broken on October ls'h % III,
year lh-ouch the refusal OF Pres
dent Wilson 10 extend olemencv 10
a 22-year old Girl convicted of kill
ING a neiFhhor with whom she hal
had numerous quarrels
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
WARREN G. HARDING
PEACE BY ARBITRATION

The international court, In the for
nation Of which Elihu Root took .
part, vas contemplated by certain
sections Of the leagre Of nations
But that does not mean
that the proponents OF the league
should get the credit of the world
court idea. The subject of an In
ternational judicial tribunal has been
uppermost m the minds Of advocates
OF world peace for wears. and The
two conferences AT The Hague were
the first movements 10 bring about
: co~srnmation OF the plan. M
Pnof h7rpens to he the president Of
N C~2-reoi- Endowment for IN
-ernational Peace. the leading force
in the Tri'ed States working - thai
end Peace b. cornnnls on has ncv-
er bee7 IN aim ~ -fA Endowment
Pathe- have is Officers and mem
be-s sourhf r. attain heir eris
throurh a~-hif-a+io-. u Is n-ob-tic
'hs' II vii no- fe long before the
entire machinery Of the league IF
nations VII i1ve dieaopea-ed. with
the execution 81 the world oou-t.
abor-t which az future efforts for
world peace will center.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

In claiming 20 be a progressive
and in denouncing Senator Harding
&c a reaotionary. Governor Cox re.
sorts TO one of the common tricks
~ a skiliful debater. II is the
Democratic candidate rather than
'he Republican who needs 10 be
defended from the charge Of re-
action. but Governor Cox apparent
y thinks that IL he can make ascen-
SONS fast enough he will have none
TO ansver-Pueblo fColo.l Chief
tain.