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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Lure Of Valley
Charms Visitors
Touring Coast

"Some people Of the eastern states
have little conception of the magni-
tude Of the Willamette valley" said
w. G. Klimer of Seattle, who passed
through Salem yesterday enroute
home after touring the states from
British Columbia to the south border
and back by way Of the coast. MANY
Of them believe that this is a vast
wilderness inhabited by barbarous In
dams and cowboys, penetrated only
now and then in spots by daring ex-
plorers.'
"If they only knew" he continued.
that the Willamette valley is larger
than some Of the states we visited.
they would begin to realize that it S
some valley; and the magnitude Of
the valley is not all. The Joy of mo-
toring is here. too, for it contains as
much scenic beauty as have seen
in all my travel covering period Of
several months.
CSt lHc w didiIlcttc tdilcy Is ~
wonderful valley" said the tourist,
''and Marion county is a wonderful
county. The two coupled together
form an almost irresistible magnet,
and many people are coming this way
to remain permanently And there Is
room for all. Not within the life Of
the next; generation and the next.
will it be possible FOR wealth to trans
form this scenic grandeur SO that the
common people cannot get glimpse
of nature in her prettiest attire. The
Willamette valley IS, and will be for
years and years. a heaven for people
who love to commune with mother
nature"
Mr.. Kilmer had visited many places
since the early spring time, travelling
from one end Of the union to the 9TH
er and nearly back to the place Of
starting. and he stated that he had
seen no prettier city than Salem. met
no more hospital people. and in all
the distance did he see such beauti-
full country as he saw in the william
cite valley. People who are settled
here. said Mr.. Klimer. are certainly
fortunate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

WARSAW, Aug. lo.--oOVlet prisoners
are pouring into Warsaw in such mum
bers that it is becoming problem how
to care for them.
Warsaw, Aug. 18.-Russian soviet
forces are evacuating Brest -Litovsk,
the strongly fortified town on the
Bug river. 120 miles east OF Warsaw,
according to advices received tonight.
The Danzig corridor between Stras-
burg and Deutsch-Eylau has been
cleared Of the soviet forces, the dis
patch says.
The Russians lost their bearings in
trying to meet attacks from all sides
from the Polish columns on their
flanks, the statement adds. The Poles
have occupied Kalusxyn, 35 miles east
of Warsaw; Siedlce 81 miles east Of
the capital, Milzryzec, 20 miles south
east of Siedlce and W1odawa, 1875
miles southeast Of Warsaw,
Fleeing In Panic.
Warsaw Aug. 18.--(11 D. m.)-
Russian soviet forces are fleeing in a
disorderly panic along the front be-
tween the Vistula and Bug rivers,
where the Poles are advancing with
success, says an official statement to-
night.
In their counter attack to relieve
pressure upon Warsaw, the Poles are
using tanks, airplanes, armored trains
and artillery in great numbers. At
Noyo Minsk. east of here, and Serock
to the northeast 5000 prisoners, seven
cannon, hundreds OF wagons and vast
quantities of supplies have been cap
tured.
The bolshevik retreat north and east
of Warsaw took the semblance of
rout at some places. On the extreme
left. however. and in the region of
soviet advances are recor
ed
Northwest of Warsaw, Russian
troops, who met resistance at Wlock-
lawek where they had designed to
cross the Vistula, bombarded the town
for hours, the shells damaging the
and the bishops palace.
Poles Continue Advance.
Berlin, Aug. 19.--The Poles are adj
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
HardingSees
Woman Vote
Republican
Grant Of Suffrage Due
to Women's Own H-
forts moral Questions
Line Them with COP

Marion, Ohio, Aug. .19.-Sen-
ator Harding declared today
that the grant of suffrage to
American women would be es-
pecially welcome to the republi-
cans in the coming campaign
because "a great moral and soci-
al reform, ecently achieved is
menaced by the covert purpose
OF our opponents to attack it."
He predicted that. voting women
would stand with the republican party
through realization that it had led
in achieving social betterment while
the democratic party had notorious
ly refused to enforce reform policies.
Victory Due to Women.
American women" said Senator
Harding. have won the suffrage
fight. Their victory is dramatic be-
cause it comes as the reward of a
great final drive that now has insured
TO all American women full partici-
patton in the most crucial national
ELECTION in many years. Yet import
ant as are the issues in this political
contest, we may well doubt If history
will recognize any other phase Of it as
equal in importance to the fact that
in this year the women Of America for
the first time took their full part In
determining the national destinies.
However much some of of us ma,
be pleased with the congratulations
which assure us today that we helped
bring about this result, the fact re-
me iy,a Ia ba
victory Their long struggle against
many discouragements has been a
splendid preparation for the duties i'm
posed on them. They will be full part
ners in shaping national programs and
policies. However they may divide
politically their moral sense. their So
cial instincts, their primary concern
for home and family and health and
education will be constant inspira-
tion to an insstence upon higher and
better aims in our national life.
Republican Feat Scarce.
GAS to immediate political effects,
we republicans may, and do feel se
cure. In this campaign we face issues
on which we may be confident that
the voice OF womanhood will pro-
nounce for U.S. Once more the real
independence Of our nation is in
volved. A great moral and social re-
form, recently achieved, is menaced
by the covert purpose Of our oppo-
nents to attack it. Enfranchisement
of women will make no mistake in
choosing between the republican party
which has led in every movement for
social and industrial betterment and
the democratic party, which has no.
toriously refused to enforce these en-
lightened policies in the south, where
it completely dominates. Nor will
women forget that more than four
fifths Of the ratifying states are repub-
lican states"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Russian Defeat at Warsou
Turns to Rout as Reds Flee
Abandoning Many Prisoners
Takes Nap On
Telegraph Wires
As. CrO1pd StareS

Newark. N. T., Aug. 1s.--william
Merkel. thirty. told inquiries that he
could not remember under just what
circumstances he had climbed tele-
graph pole and, gone to bed on the
wires.
A patrolman saw Merkel lying
across the wires and sent in call
for reserves, but when disturbed
Merkel said he wanted to sleep.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Veterans
Unite for Bonus

Toronto, Aug. ls.-Amalgamatioa
of Canadas two ex-service mems or
ganizations to present a united 'front.'
in favor of gratuities to former soi-
diers, was proposed today by Wiliisns'
]. Morrison and J. Harry Flynn, pres~
ident and Dominion organizer. respec-
lively. of the Grand Army of United
Veterans. in a letter to C. J. Mcneil
secretary Of the Great War Veterans
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Newest Big Bertha
Shoots Eighty Miles

London, Aug. 19.-The fact that a
super big Bertha" is being built at
vickers's Sheffield works is made
known.
Its length is eighty feet (wires a
Daily Chronicle correspondent. and
il can throw an eight-inch shell be-
tween seventy and eighty miles.
In consequence the extraordi-
narily high velocity OF the projectiles
the gun will need refining at fire.
quent intervals.
An earlier gun of this type was de-
livered to the Government after the
signing of the Armistice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Husband Killed
in Queer Accident,
Sues for $4,000

Bloomington, Ill, Aug. 1s.--Mrs.
Jeanette B. Hinske has filed suit
against the Chicago C Alton Railroad
Company and the Springfield. Peoria
& st. Louis Interurban Railway Com
pany demanding $4,000 for the death
of her husband, "a Chicago & Alton
brakeman Her husband. she alleges
was eIectrocuted through the negli-
gence of the companies at Griggs. in
Logan County, where Liske attempted
to dip water from a creek into which
a high voltage electric current wire
had fallen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
French Reply
Gratifies Colby

Washington, Aug. 19.--Informed of
the French governments views on the
Russo Polish situation the state depart
ment today was awaiting formal re-
ply from italy to the note recently
sent to the Italian ambassador.
An informal reply already has been
received from the Italian government
Secretary Colby announced with a
promise that complete reply would
be made soon.
Secretary Colby said the declara-
tion Of France "of its opposition to
the dismemberment of Russia" was
most gratifying"
The French note condemned the
bolsheviki in terms similar to those
used in the American note to Italy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

vancing on Graudenz, west Prussia, In
full force. according to special dis-
patch to the vossische Zeitung today.
On the left wing strong Polish cavalry
forces are moving against Thorn frosn
the south where the Russians ara exs
pected to cross the Vistula- Heavy
fighting between the Poles and Rus-
slams is reported before Goslershausen.
LuI<ow Recaptured.
Paris, Aug. 19.-Lukow, Al mil6as
southeast Of Warsaw. has been capture
ed by Polish troops in their counter
attack against the left wing Of the bot
she Wiki army, says the Warsaw coe~
respondent OF Excelsior. His dispateAs
sent Tuesday night, declares the bot
sheviki right wing also Is in bad sfts
uation.
The maneuver executed BY thes
Poles was daring one, the corres
spondent declares. 1t consisted In Cos
centrating heavy columns or troopDs
and delivery a surprise attack againee
the flank Of the main boIshevik army
1t was completely successful becauss
of the ability Of the Polish infantry u
marching.
A1e--->f-@r->--~~
London, Aug. 19.-Fierce fighting -
continuing in the region OF Warsa~
and Novo Georgievsk, the strong fort
ress about 10 miles northwest Of War
saw at the confluence OF the Vistusa
and Bug rivers. according to Wednes-
days statement from Moscow.
In the Crimea sector engagements
are going on with indecisive results
the statement says.
The official report follows:
"Our troops have crossed the river
Vistula and have occupied Sotslavak-
In the Novo Georgievsk and Warsaw
regions fierce fighting continue. I'm
the Lemberg region we forced the Burg
and occupied Busk and zlochoff. ~
the Bucsacz region, fighting continues
with alternating success along ths
Strypa. In the Crinean sector. in TIN 1
Oriekhoff region, we engaged the en*
emy with alternating success aleng tho
river Karachekray."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Moderate IriShn1an
10 Talk Home Rule

nohuon, Aug. 19.-Irishmen of mod
s,',' s,a'e views concerning dominion home
da, VIII meet at Dublin, next Tues
nst.. rms meeting, says a Dublin dis
ro en 70 the Daily Mail, has been en-
v"eu :. with considerable Importance
street. poii'y III LOWING
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Russia Unable
to Export Much
Raw Material

London, Aug. 19-The Russo Polish
peace negotiations at Minsk were not
continued Wednesday as agreeu,
owing to the fault Of the Polish dele
cation, according to a message from
Moscow Wednesday by George Tchit-
cherin, soviet foreign minister to Leo
the soviet representative in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Either Shoot EN- or
! Give Them a Smoke

Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. 19.-The
"Inferral triangle"l c. P. Potts.
who halls from down Little
Egypt way, is the original 'tri-
angular" solver. His scheme is
let the other fellow have-your wife.
William Evans made off with
Potts wife. The two came here.
Evans was arrested. Potts. saw
him at the jail and said: "No. [
don't want my wife back. You can
have her. Just be good to her.
that's all And. by the way, here
a few cigars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
MedfOrd BartLeHS
Bring $5.55 a Box

Medford, Or, Aug. 19.-All
records for the sale of Med
ford Bartletts in carload lots
was brokent oday when a local
car sold in Chicago for $2SS6
or an average of $5.55 per
box. The former high price Sc
cured in 1919 was SIS per box
Seventy cars of pears have
been shipped thus far.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Polish Successes on All Fronts Except BefopE
Lemberg- Three Red Divisions Annihilated--
Brest- t-Litovsk Abandoned BY Soviet Troops
Warsaw Unable to Care for Prisoners

Warsaw, Aug 18-Poish all fronts, tin
exception Of the southern battle sector where sov
forces are M in the direction Of Lemberg reported
The fifty eighth and eighth bolshev divisions
the Warsaw front have been annated and thousands q
soviet soldiers made tonights
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Babe Ruth Knocks
43rd Home Run

New York, Aug. 19. =
"Babe" Ruth of New York to-
day cracked out his forty-third
home run of the season in the
fourth inning of the game be-
tween New York and Cleve-
land. Caldwell was on the
mound.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

Christiania, Aug. 19.-Importation
into Norway of articles Of luxury such
as automobiles. diamonds. iaces, paint
ings. pianos and Photographs is for
hidden by government order effec-
tive today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

The new herd law initiated by Una
tiIIa county farmers. which Is to be
submitted to the voters Of the state
next November. is expected to bring
ABOUT herd law that viii be consti-
tutionaI and enforceable.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Idoyd-Georee Not Coming.

London, Aug. 1s.-Premier Lloyd
George does not contemplate any trip
to Canada or the United States. it was
announced officially today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

The oregon City public library has
been presented with Sis by the Girls
Honor guard to carry on the work of
institution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Census Figures

X washington. Aug. 1e.-Ida-
X no Falls, Idaho. S0s4; increase
X 1887 or 67.1 per cent
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

X y X X X X X x 4 x x i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
the Weather

rnoN; Tonight fair and wasip-
'ortion: Friday fair and warm
or easa eader,te p northwesteriy winds
sanm ,,n today AZ; no rainfall; river,
20, falling
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

X X X X X X X X X X 4 = x J
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
cLD CACTUS coPp R MINES
 SOLD aY SNeolEE; s30o.oo

MIAMI. Aug. 2j.-The Silver Belt of Saturady says:
 The old Cactus mine to the wes,. ward of Miami consisting Of severa, rnpatentei claims was sod in Globe at sher!ffs sale yesterday for $500. n)o. The property was bii by the Susquehauna Trust company who ho.i mortgage for s39O,OOO against he cproperty. The Cactus group Of claims on Pinto creek. have been ex. tensively developed by shafts tunnels and il is stated much commercial orc mas found during the progress oi the exploratory work. The stock O. the company was at one time quoted at sl0 a share. but following q period of alleged "frenzied finance" on the part of the promoters Of the company holding the ground the property hal .allen in,o the hands Of m1rtgagers."
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
X. Of C. PUTS 25 IN
 JOBS AT AJO, ARiZ

DOUGLAS. Aug. 20-Iu connection with is employment bureau. the Knights Of Columbus during the pas. 'h-ea o- four weeks has sent about 2j ex-seryice men to jobs with the New Cornelia Copper company at Aio, il was announced yesterday by Secretary O'Brien Of the club The men chiefly took positions in mining shop work, NIT. O'Brien said He suI s able 10 place other former service men in similar positions the secret ary said
 Mr oBrien who had expected that he Knights Of Columbu. cup. wh.cl ia for soldiers and ex-seryice men. nigh, be discontinued on September I. now is Of the belief that the club will be run longer time although he does not lnoH how long
 The club will have its mon'hly com munity dance nex, "Wednesday nigh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
PROCLAMATION OF LABOR DAY
tContinued from Page One)

tCon,inued from Page One) production and often more serious trouble.
 Glass denomination cannot thrive in ;h.s country. inherently it carries the deadly machinery for it's destruc- ton There is no more dangerous t5rce operating in tEis country today nan rhe elass-minded man, whether he is laborer, capitalist or farmer the one who demands a privilige for his class at the expense Of the Am eriean people..It is a tribute not found d on right or justice and cannot be exac;ed. Americanism cannot live ta!s nation as conceived by our fore fathers in liberty, equality and jus -ioe-cannot endure handicapped and retarded by the shackles of class con ,rs' Such control strikes at the very .paailuCns of our Republic and threatens its very existence. I hold ai.h Abrham Lincoln that Labor pre- ceies capital and has first claim for our consideration. The true friend oi capital is he who insists that il shall be the servant and not the master oi ,ae nation There can be no real prosperity, in which Labor, capital and the public do not share And there can be no real or lasting pros- perry with our destinies and our .1.tnes under class denomination.
 NOW, THEREFORE. l, THOMAS E. -ANPBELL. governor of the state of Arizona. hy virtue of the authority vested in me by law. and recognizing -he value of Labor and its achieve. ments. do hereby des. gnate and set aside. Monday, September 6, ls2o. as
 LABOR DAY
 legal holiday. And further re- commend that fitting and appropriate exercises be held 10 commemorate the occasion al which the people of the State made b. made cognizan, of the manner in which the ,oilers have aid ei in the developmen, Of this com. nnonveaIth and contributed 10 it's greatness
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereuato sci my hand and caused tho Grea; Seal of the State Of Arizona 10 De affixed.
 Done a, Phoenix, the capital ,his he 2ls- day of August. 1920
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL
 SEAL Governor
 Aues. NJ. simms secretary Of s.a.e
 By p E 1fcGnlen. assistan, secret a-y
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
STAGE COMPANY MUST
 FACE CONTEMPT CASE

PHOENIX. Aug 20 The corpora '.)a commission today issued eta ,.5n 70 the Jerome Union sage com Gaay and its officers directing 'hem 70 appear August 25 at II a IT. and show canse why they should noi be punished for contempt ord ared to pay a fine ranging from s.oo to;500o anu suffer cancellation Of their certiaca,- 10 operate a motor stage hae oye, he Jerome-Clars.f4.e !ae
 This action followed alleged opera Ion of stages ny the company oye, 'he new short line Jey&e~u Pres,5t- and Jerome without permissi5n O. .a. corporation commission. 1aich a.d granted a certificate O. con.eu.-1c. and necessity to the Ar.zona Bg- cm. pany to operate OR He short I.a-
 The Jerome Union cru9lay claim ai ;he right 10 run .t- stages oyer fhe new highway. e.a.uu- that .7 1s compelled 10 operate 5ver rH. old. longer road wh..s cae Ar.z8aa Ru. 1om2auy used ,hs n-e aui shar.er one being able a.s2 @ charge smAl. l,r fares. would mean that he Je-. one Union company wou.! be ie- Friyed Of ii, property without due process of law
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
TWo-TWo AND TOo.Too
 MEANT ALL TAE SAME TO
 THIS BUSY cAINAmAN

DOUGLAS. Aug. 2s The Nacozari train was late pulling into Agua Prietd. An energetic litie Chinaman who was expecting shipmen, of goods from the country below became restless with delay and walked over to an American
 What time train gette in?'
 The American calculated how far the string was running behind time and replied Al Two.Two
 You no undershandee." said the Celestial. T know train go 'too-too . no care how train go. askee when he come.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
RECKLESS CIDER CAUSE OF EOlCT BY FEDERAL
 PROHIBITION HEAD

tCrntinued from Page OneJ said vinegar 10 anyone who may de sire 10 purchase it under the provi- sions Of the prohibition act
 Ali Of which means that if you ara selling cider to the general public or giving any to friends you must be sure before distributing any around that it does not contain the deadly over-plus of alcohol-keep it inside the one half Of one per cent limit
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
AGuA PRlETA WILL HOLD
 CITY ELECTIONS SUNDAY

DOUGLAS. Aug 2S.-With Pablo C. Gonzales Ramon Valencia and J M Aranda In ;he field as the candi datse for the office of presidente municipal in Agua Prieta, elections will be held iu the border town Sun. day
 Seven demonstrations have been given, in Agua Prieta this week h honor of the candidates. One cele. bration eliminated in a fist fight which was stopped before damage had been done to any extent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
GOV EMINENT TO ACT IN
 Nsw IRRIGATION PLANT

pUOENIN Aug S-Goyernment investigation Of The practicabili;y o: he Little Colorado river reclamation project ha, been secured, according to d telegram received yesterday by State Lani Commissioner W, A. Mouer from CsrI Hayden Arizona re. presenta.i,e low at Winslow.
 l. has been estimated that 60001 10 10000 acre, could be irrigated by damm.ns ,he Little Colorado a few miles west ot Wiuslow. The state owns about l5.g0g acres that would come under the project. land depart. men; officials said
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
SATURDAY
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ten marriage licenses were issued the past week out of the office Of Clerk J. F. James of the superior court, one couple requesting that theirs not be published. The other nine are
 Juan Hernandez. 2l, and Rosaria Montalyo, IS. Douglas.
 Catarino Jimenez, 24, and Linza A. Armenderez. IS, Bisbee
 Patrick Donohoe, B, and Mary O'Connor. 27, Douglas.
 Markos Valenzuela. 35, and Guada. lupe Quintero. 39. Douglas.
 Julian Barbara, S2, and Guadalupe F. Chagaray. 24. Douglas.
 Murray A. Bateman, 2s, and Jean
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
STRANGE LIKENESS BETWEEN PRISONERS
 DecEiVEs OFFICERS
CContInued from Page nnel

IIOhIHued rom Page tInel
 When word was received yesterday hy .e. phone from the warden os the srat= prison that Koch was in cus- .oay there officers in Tombstone sus- arrted that !t was fake" call 70 ger he prisoner turned loose. To uaae sure the warden was called on 'aa phone from Tombstone After it wa7 well established that Seebolt was rot Koch he was given h.s free dom
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

clubs. Allan B. Jaynes, national com. mitteeman, Andrew Beaumert. stats secretary and Messrs. C. M Arntzen and Jack Main of the business staff of the Tucson Citizen. They came from Tucson via Benson and were loid in their praises of the Tomb stone-Benson highway They were quiet on political matters.
 FROM SILVER BELL.
 Mrs II. Bragg has arrived in Tom D. stone and will remain here for sever al months before she returns to her Silver Bell home Mir Bragg is in Oakland for his health
 FROM GLEASON.
 The family Of L. M Brown has moved 10 Tombstone to enjoy the benefit Of the schools nere Mrs. Y. 1u4t, AOtHcI Oi MIS. DTO"u VII OS with them also.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. N A Patterson. who has been visiting here the guest of Mrs Wa. ter Thomas returned to her home in Douglas yesterday. Mrs. Thomas ac. companiei her 10 Douglas. RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.
 Prof C F. Tilford. superintendent Of the Tombstone public schools, ac. companied by Mrs Tilford and chill returned to Tombstone today from California. where they have been dur. .ng he sumner months MT Tilford a!ll l, once begin making prepara. tions t5r the starting of school next month
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

rraSe 10 Ramsey was quite heavy yesterd,y, especially rom the War rcn d.stsiIt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
NO WESTERN MAIL.

10 Tombstone. she says
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

Gl.fton-Storage projects being thoroughly investigated by [. $. re- clamation engineers.
 Kingman-Proiect launched for re- ciamation of valley lands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
SAFE SHOOTING.

Besides the h;gh price Of shells the fact that one kill doves by m.s- take has kept many shooters from hunting sh.;e wings Cu which he iaH Is now open but he situation will De cleared up Us one may ,Eoot white wings and doves starting Wednesday, September lst. ony be sure ,o have your 1920 license with you on you- hunting tr.is