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STORY Of KILLING
BY M'MULLIN TOLD
BY GIRL WITNESS
Malvina Carini Says Dry Agent
Fired While Victims Hands
Were UP.
THREATENED HER LIFE.
Shooting Followed Surrender
Of Carlton After Payment
for Liquor.

Malviua Carini. an eighteen year old
beauty. who In eight years in the
United States has learned 20 speak
English simply and nucntly, told the
jury In tho United States District
Court to-day tho story Of the killing
Of Harry carlton .n Tho kitchen OF
her homo by Prohibition Agent Stew
art McMu'ur
Carlton, as Eo-betwcou, had ar
ranged for tho sale 10 MoSiulun and
his fellow ngent Yassolli OF a quantity
OF brandy owned 10y carlo Cariul. the
girls fathcr. IN ruply 60 tho questions
og Assistant District Attorney Talley
OF New York County who is prose.
cutting McMulin for murder because
tho Jaw requires his defense by the
United States Attorneys office. the
cir. said.
"t was alone 100 tho kitchen when
.hcrc was a knock at tho door ana
my father McMuun and Yasseni
came I'm. Carlton followed them. They
talked about buying the brandy,
which was IN cases in the kitchen
and In fyc gallon cans
"Yasseili and my father took one
case down-stairs where they said they
had cab. Carlton helped take 1t
down.
"When they came upstairs Carlton
said he wanted the money paid be.
foro an" moro was taken from the
house. Yossc'l said he did not want
TO pay until all the liquor was in tho
cab Carlton insisted.
"McNulln then counted out S735 on
the wnshtub. Carlton counted II
over and then handed 81 20 me, say
Ing. Keep - until I como back
They leaned over 20 get another case.
"T heard somebody think Il was
Yasselli-say; Hands up! turned
around and saw Yassclll pointing a
gun at my father and McMullin
pointing a gun. very close 10 Carl
TOMS head. I began 20 scream and
my mother ran In. She screamed
too.
Father backed out Of tho door into
tho hall ana Yassell followed him.
I ran 10 the window, screaming in
English. Mother was calling in
Italian. / called Help! Murderl Po-
lice! RobbersH also called 'FireV
/ was terribly excited, l thought
they were robbers.
'Thn there was the sound OF a
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JAIL WARDER KIDNAPPED.

CORK. ireland. oct ll.-The hrst
case 40 far as is known. OF an attack
on an Irish prison oficlal occurred yes
terday afternoon when Thomas Grimm.
a wardcr Of Cork JAN was kidnapped
on the way 20 hts home, No trace Of
him has been found and the jail author
tiles expressed the fear th-day that
they would never see him attain,
II was stated that Grimm was on tho
black list" being accused o. torment
ing the hunger strikers IN fail by Of
ferinE them food and OF mistreaunE
ether priJonerA
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PASQUALE ADMITS
HE PUT TO DEATH
COUGHLIN BABY
"The Crank" ConfcSSeS He
Smothered the Child
Under His Coat.
ACCIDENTAL, HE SAYS
Had Gone Some Distance
From Home When He Dis
covered Baby Was Dead.

HARRISBURG. Pa. oct 1.-THE
four-month hunt for Biakely Cough
lin, the infant whose kidnapping
rvallcd In national interest tho fe-
nous Charlie Ross case. camc 10 au
ond to-day whom Major Lynn g.
Adams % the state Police announced
that August Pasqualc had confessed
20 stealing and accidentally killing
tho baby.
Pasqualo, who has been under ar
rest since August ., In connection
with the kidnapping, called Major
Adams TO his cell in tho Nor-stown,
Pa, jdl yesterday and made the con
fossion. Adams said.
While hundreds OF detectives were
searching for the baby It's body was
lying buried near Esq Hnrbor y. T..
according TO the story Adams taid
pasqualo told bim.
Pasquale, according 20 Adams, con-
fesscd that ne climbed to the baby's
bodroom IN Its fathers house nt Nor-
ristoWn. Pa Tor the purpose OF abe
Quoting IT, lie lifted tho sleeping
baby from its crib and placed IL In.
side his coat AS he descended the
ladder no heard a noise and buttoned
his cOut around tho boy lie ran for
sorne distance from the house. then
unbuttoned tho coat to look at tho
child. but found it dead from suffo-
cation.
After this. Adams said Pasqualc
confessed, he carried the body 20 d
remote spot near Esq Harbor, y. j.,
and buried u. Later he wrote a series
Of notes TO the father, demanding
ransom OK 5l-oOO.
Following his arrest Pasquale de-
clircd De had nothing 10 do with the
kidnapping himself but knew th,
guilty parties and where the child
was hidden. on several occasions he
led searching parties. announcing he
would atke them to the child, but he
always avoided the grave where tho
little body lay.
Adams refused 70 reveal tho exact
location Of the grave as il was de-
scribed 10 him by Pasqualc. Ho said
however. that police agents had bcou
sent 90 open IT and verify Pasquale's
story.
Pasquale protested thot he had no
intention OF killing the baby; that he
would have preferred TO keep II alive
and extract heavy ransom from rs
father. But when ne heard the noise,
he said he feared the baby would
awake and betray him by his cries,
80 he pulled his coat together tightly
about the tiny form and buttened II,
thus squeezing the breath out OF the
infant so that he died while the kid
nnpper ran 70 rsafety.
No reason was given for Pasquale's
alleged confession, as heretofore he
has seemed content TO keep quiet and
puzzle the authorities. Al present he
Is held under charges Of blackmail,
eHtortion and using tho mails 20 de-
fraud In connection with extracting
$4,000 from Baby Coughlln's father
On the promise that ho would restore
the child. II his confession is borne
out tho charge probably Will bo
changed 20 Kidnapping or murder.
The baby's parents have never
ceased their efforts TO md him and at
frequent intervals while Pasquale,
saying nothing, remained IN prison at
Norristown supposed Baby Cough
lns" have appeared here and there
over the country but in every case
birter disappointment has come to the
parents.
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WILSON'S SPEECH
REPORTERS RECORD
Was Doughboy in France and Now
Stenographer for SuSh Fund
Investigators.

CHICAGO oct tl.--Frsd A. Carl
SON. tho chicago shorthand reporter.
who sent tho transcript of his notes
to tho President. says no reported
the proceedings In fun and was thr
only shorthand reporter present.
lie 10 now the official Ioportcr for
the Senate Sub Committee on cam
paign expenditures, OF which Senator
Spencer Is a member.
Carlson was a doughboy and was
on his way 20 Luxembourg when the
Presidents Secretary called him 10
Paris 10 help report the conference
sessions.
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500 PRICE DROP
PREDICTED IN u. S.
IN FEW MONTHS
Buyers Believe Saving to Con-
sumerS Win Be as Much
as Sio,OOo,ooo,oOo.
CHICAGO oct II.

CHlCAGOi oct, IL.
TT 10 the general opinion OF the
members OF the Purchasing
Agents Association OF the
United states, who collectively
spend about $4,000, 100000 a
year. that there will be a fall
ing on in prices possibly a.
much al 90 per cent in some
instances, within the next six or
seven months.
A. II. Rhoinhardt Vice Chair
man OF the Convention Commit
tee, said:
Il have talked with several
hundred purchasing agents, and
! have yet TO md one who is not
buying only for immediate needs
and contract requirements. All
seem 10 believe that the peak
IN prices has been reached, ana
that there will be a steady de-
cline from now on"
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WILL PROSECUTE
MINE OWNERS
AS PROFITEERS
Department of Justice Decides to
Act Agains Anthracite

WA8HINGTON. oct u.

~ ROSECTTlON OF anthracite
coal operators for prohteer-
ing has been decided upon
by Attorney General Palmer who
to-day ordered that evidence be
gathered against mine owners IN
northeastern Pennsylvania.
Department OF Justice officials
indicated their belief that many
anthracite operators would be in
dlcted under the anti-profteering
tSetion pt The Lsv6y Act
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Brooklyn Pins Hope of Making
the Series Even on
Sherrod Smith.
INDIANS ARE FAVORlTES.
Two to One Being Freely Bet
Cleveland viii Capture
the Championship.

CLEVELAND. oct. 1.-The Brook.
iyn Dodgers primsd to-day their big
-un, sherrod smith. ono Of the lcsd-
ing exponents Of southpaw pitching
.u Tho National League, 20 check the
rushing otfonsc OF tho Cleveland
INDIANS, who hayo bNcn on a batting
spree the last two games. Tho Indians
lave Earnered throe wins and the
Doisers two. Cleveland needs only
Two moro victories TO win tho cham
ponship.
Brooklyn must in '5-day or ther
.rrcca Tor tho Championship viii
90 reduced a.mos, 90 the vanlsaur
point. Already the small crowd or
10 l.otblch TaIthfu, who 3D.. bee
Uod the Broouyn bench. 1lv,
cached low state of dgs.aIs.
sHcrrod smith ~.i pitch for Brook
ln. Manager Robinson said shortly
.. y b.. .-....t...l .H.. ..fF Mil. .. Oh.
.-'1' q"
100 most "N''5 I''.A' S''''''o'.
-ycaAeg declared about t'e same time,
..curh the indian manager stul said
He might siye Caldwell chance.
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III ...+ ~. ,,...,s.,., ,c .,,r-
.,o, pr.s,.-
y.or.. "a r,... .,,,s amin h, ,
La. an r,qp. n.,... fso ,atos of the
,.rr,.c.y.5 .cr,Iop s.i. ..u tb, -,.
.,,veds stands oe.I3 nrouylt rno n.ep
..,, vh,n ,b,9tprf g..r, ".c,Ioers. 4"
..i, taerc were few FOR sa,c.
5,ua ventha. WAS mot and tine sun
l..,ueJ aerccly IL va. a real August
.,ssbou dav.
CLARK ono OF the .a,ond str.pe
..t,hers. MAS tho C.st Indian on the
.r,J Covolesk.. and , .oupcb OF th,
.s.ond strinl p,sycrs .ylovud him.
.rbc,. were .p.,sn d., tremendous re
..,tion r-on tir p,,.,.g.s. The fa-
5ians tool. the aeld .or their batting
y-act,.e and another great demon
etrgton was turned loose. Jim
,,.g,v ono of yeat,rda,'s heroes.
,..rf into len GsId 10 chase ries. He
..,s almost mo,bed 10y a gang of en- -
rlusisstic admirers i'm Tie 5ieachers.
,,so norrs5 down onto the field TO
,oypd min, ON the hack
r.. when am Wambsganss Of
--in,c plsv fame appeared.
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WILSON TOLD THE SERBS
THEY MUST THEMSELVES
GIVE PEACE GUARANTEES
Text of Address Issued at White
House - President Said That
in the Last Analysis Military
Strength of Great Powers Would
Be Final Guarantee of Peace.

WASHINGTON, Oct II ASSOCIATED PreS).-The White House
made pub to-day the official version Of President Wilson'S address at the
eighth pnay session Of the Paris Peace Conference The exact wording
address, directed representatives Romana Serbia snd
CzhoSoyaa the subject controversy Prss
cent and Senator Spencer, Republican Missouri
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The Senator has declared in a politi
teal speech that the President had
promised Roumanla and Serbia that
III any nation ever invaded their ter
rltory ne would send the American
Army across the seas to defend Their
boundary lines"
Mr. Wilson. In a telegram 10 the
Senator on oct. 3. said that this
statement was false" la reply SEN
ator Spencer called for the omelai
record, saying that the statement 70
which he had referred was In the
"stenographlc notes" OF the eighth
plenary session. In which the Presi-
dent was reported TO have saidi"
you must not forget that Il 10 force
that Is the final guaranty OF the peace
Of the world. II the world Ia again
troubled the United states will send
TO this side OF the ocean their army
and their fleet"
WHAT PRESIDENT WILSON &C.
TUALLY SAID IN PARIS.
According TO the oficlal steno-
ographic report OF the speech given
out az the White House. whet treal-
dent Wilson actually said was a. fol
lows:
''lt is perfectly evident upon a
moments reflection that the CHIEF
burden Of thsir maintenance will
fall upon the greater Powers, aRd
II Il had not been for their action.
their military action, We would
not be here 20 settle these qusa-
tions. And therefore Ne must not
close our eyes 10 the fat that. In
tho last analysis, the military and
naval strength Of the great
Powers VIII be the final gusreB-
tee of the peace Of the world"
The omcial yersio' Of thc full text
OF the Presidents address was fur
nished TO the White House last week
by Fred A. Carlson, OF Chicago, who
was an official stenographer vita tie
American Peace Delegation and who
wrote that ne would "be glad 20
swear 10 the accuracy Of the tran
script.
II wish we're In a position to niAlae
public what the President said. wrote
Mt Carlson, FOR foel that the Prcsi-
dent Is sadly mlsquoted, but, o.
course, as tbe meeting was a secret
one. 1 can say nothing
Mr.. Carlson's letter was made pub
lie by Secretary Tumulty with this
comment
This letter speaks for itself"
FULL TEXT or THE DISPUTED
WILSON SPEECH.
The text of President Wilson's al
dress as suppied 20 the White H0uss
uy Mr. Carlson. follows.
MI President. 1 should be very
sorry 20 see this meeting adjourn
with permanent Impressions such as
IL Is possible have been created by
some Of the remarks that our friends
have made, should be very sorry
70 have tho Impression lodged IN your
minds that tho reRt powers desire
70 assume or play any arbitrary role
IN these great matters. or aA5ume.
because OF any pride OF authority. TO
exercise an undue influence IN these
matters, and therefore, ! want % call
your atteatlon 70 one aspect of these
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MnRLn REsrAuRANr.

snecial for MopdB Oct a. 1920 Hunaarlan
g1ll lsh. ueF boiled potatoss, 8bc smAr steak
iI,A'a Tis 5si2 2ojwseSS wsiS sIs. io' aaA'
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~ WoRLp rRAYEL human.

AEvads. i'uli4sl tWogsd) Buua4ng. b.-6J PAh
k9w, y. \, Ciy. Tsephons BssSmAn 1000,
Clott no3p 20 eAfEass snd paIesh opon DAY And
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(For Hugh S, Fullsrton's Story Of
Sundays game SEQ Page p
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fcontInued on Second PaFo)
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tRIilnS NNAH Sn Pas, 81

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Continued on Second Page.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15
Wanted

Ten girls for tables at the
Grand Opening of the New Can
ton Cafe at 1862 1-2 North Com
mercial. See DR.. Lii Yick, 1853
South High street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15
Traffic Officer
Verden Moffit
Married TODAY

IN the presence of immediate rela-
tives and a few friends. Verden M.
Moffit, traffic officer, and Miss Nellie
Endieott. both of this city, were mar
ried at noon today at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moore. 1885 Center
street. Rev. H. n. Aldrieh. of the
Leslie Methodist Episcopal church,
offieated, using the ring ceremony.
Mrs. Henry Bolinger, sister of the
bride, acted as bridesmaid and Elmer
l. Terrill was groomsman. Amons
the guests at the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Moffit, Mrs. NJ. L.
Prunk, Mrs A. W. Blackburn, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Moore and number OF
out of town guests.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Moffit left by auto for Port
land and motor trip to Cascadia
where they viii be the guests of rela-
tives for several days Upon their re.
turn they will make their home at S25
North Liberty street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15
Big Reward Posted
For Men Guilty Of
Recent Idaho Crime

Sheriff w. l. Needham has receiv-
ed a special notice from George e.
Mabey, sheriff of Bannock county,
Idaho, asking that motorists and gar
age men of the Willamette valley
keep a lookout for the two men who
committed an atrocious crime near
Bancroft, Idaho, on the night of May
27.
While asleep in their Ford Mr..
and Mrs. f. d. Jennings were each
shot through the head four times a
$3.50 automatic pistol being used, The
murdered man was a typewriter and
adding machine salesman and with
his wife were on a spring vacation.
Previous to the discovery of che
crime, two trough looking charac-
acters" in a larger car were seen
near the Jennings stopping place.
| Only a meager description of the men
is available. Tracks from the larger
car to nearby farm tractor show
that the pair had stolen quantity
of gasoline and oil from the tractor.
After the crime, the murderers
took $40 and watch bearing the ini-
tials "F D.. j." from the person Of
the murdered man. They also psused
to siphon 10 gallons of gasoline from
the Jennings car.
Sheriff Mabey offers $1,000 reward
for information leading to the arrest
of the pair, who had previously in
dicated in another town that they
were travelling south. They were evil
IDENTIFY travelling under cover and may
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

Girl wanted at the spa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

k..s** X X 4 4 = = =
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Cusack and Fry were arrested IN
January when the headquarters Of
the communist-labor party were raid
ed by government officials. Cal@aek
later escaped while being treated for
rheumatism at a local hospital Fry
was found guilty Of criminal syndi-
calism with other alleged reds in
the circuit court but his sentence was
suspended.
These two cancellations now clear
the records against the group. which
wss held for deportation following
the raid.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15
Marriage Licenses
Love, jeweler, matchmaker. Salem. :

Get your Elks and Shriners auto
adlatOr emblems at the Marion gar
sra 143s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

a,.*, as ease Of Mark AspinwalI against
Tsa-s Brothers was being heard
n As before a jury in department
el..s' : circuit court, Judge George G..
H~m presiding. The action relates
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

Wednesday night, Moose hall, that
harmony sextett, the Revelation"
harmony six, plays novelties for dane
ing. 143s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15
Portland Radicals
Are Saved From
Deportation Order

Portland. Or. June 15.-Warranss
for the deportation of Frank Cusaek
and Frederick William Fry. members
of the communist labor party, have
been cancelled by order of the de-
partment OF labor. il was announced
here today by ". F. Watkins. immi-
grafton inspector,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

oe detected by their future move
ments according TO the Idaho off,
Ger. their car was enclosed with four
paneied side curtains and there was a
tire. :.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

Rev. J. NJ. Hixson of Nookisack
Wash, is in Salem in attendance on
the commencement exercises at Will
lamette and also at the reunion of the
Tclass of rs, of which he is a member.
Rev. Hixson had the Balston charge
in Polk county during his course of
study at willamette. Mrs. Hixson, who
was very active here in connection
with the Jason Lee church circle
plans to visit in Salem in the near
future. While here, Rev. Hixson is
stopping at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. E. C. Business Kingwood
park.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

nRRENF EvEN1s


y.ne 1s.-willamette Uni
.-sitv alumni banquet. Hotel
T,ps 1s-1T-Two piano re-
..,ss. by Miss weller's pupils.
!. the evenings.
fupe 17.-Iowan picnic at
fairgrounds. ,.,,,.
T.na 1e. - Pioneer picnic,
,srs John A. Hunts grove
Iuue 1s.-waldo Hills Pio-
..r association picnic Mrs.
Hunts grove IL miles
- : Of salem. all day: open to
June 15-21-North Pacific
.,ssr,ct assembly OF the
shurch Of the Nazarene.
Iune 2S.-Shrine day In Sa-
lam and willamette valley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

The commencement exercises of
Sacred Heart academy win be held
Wednesday evening in the auditorium
of the public high school. As usual, Il
high class program has been prepar-
ed for the occasion. Reverend Faith
er Deruin, assistant pastor Of St.
Joseph's church, will deliver the grad
uation address. Hundreds of invita-
tions have been issued for the ex r
cises tomorrow evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15
Court House News
Circuit Court

CTcull OOnl
S..,s Industrial Accidemnt COM
.;sslou VS. Guy H. Wilson. Complaint
cara Eletha Davis VS. Barnet Frank
IN Davis. Notion
simmons VS. w. E. Potter ct
IL Complaint
cIaude Cole VS. t. B. Dean, Amend
3 "a complaint.
John Arneson VS. T. B. Dean. Amend
! ID complaint.
Probate Court
John Werner, estate. Semi-annual
rpOrt
Marriage Licenses
Elmer A. Wilson, 23, Of Burk, Ida
No a trainman, to Dora Heglen. 20,
a il64 North Front street Miles r.
EoIland, Al, Salem route l, farm
r. to Lora NJ. Looney, 25, of 975 D
areet. Walter Lellemanier. 25, of
hubbard. farmer, to Florence ston-
m %, of Aurora. Alfred Harris, As,
d Chatonville, Wis, laborer, to
Nary Frances Harris, SO, of Salem.
1 yerden NJ. Moffitt, 2S, of SOC North
High street, traffic officer, to Nellie
Endicott, 21, of S26 North Liberty.
Love, jeweler, matchmaker. Salem.'
Get your Elks and Shriners auto
/ ndiatOr emblems at the Marion gar
sr 143s
Arthur Wilson, former manager Of
tAe Postal Telegraph company in this
| city who is we'll known here, is spend
/ ing few days visiting in Salem. Mr.
| wilson is now associated with the
franklin Kline advertising agency OF
! London, England. He is on his way
10 Koby, Japan. His home is in Lon
DON
The home of better service, moder-
ate prices and largest stock. Webb &
Cough, funeral directors.
Big auction sale tomorrow, We'd
rssday 18th, 1880 p. m. at $50 N. 24th
Isl A. ], Davidson. 143*
! Permit to build a $500 airplane
hngar at the aviation field on nth
zreet between jefferson and Madi-
/ Sn streets was taken out at the city
recorder's office Tuesday morning by
the Webfoot Aircraft company.
See Davidson's big auction add;
ale tomorrow, Wednesday 10th, 1880
p m, $50 N. oath St. 149*
Revelation" harmony six, dancing
Wednesday night, Moose hall. 143+
The annual basket supper of Bap'
ist church members will be held
Tuesday evening at the Fairgrounds
was announced Tuesday morning
Scores of people are expected to be
Present.
Wednesday night, Moose hall, that
harmony sextett, the Revelation"
harmony six, plays novelties for dane
hg. 14S'
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to contract calling for the delivery
of quantity of onions to the firm
of Mangis Brothers. Salem. In his com
plant, Mr.. Aspinwan claims that the
Salem firm received a certain aean-
tity of the onions and then delaye l
elimination of the contract with the
result that the tear bringing vegeta-
hles were damaged by the December
frosts. The commission firm denied
these conditions in its filed answer.
The North Pacific assembly of the
Nazarene church opened in Salem
Tuesday morning, at the church NJ
18th and Marion streets. The opening
meeting was presided over by DR.. ].
W. Goodwin of Pasadena, Cal, gen
eral superintendent of the district.
Special singing has been arranged for
the conference, which will end on
Monday June 21. About 200 out Of
town delegates are in Salem for the
occasion.
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Joseph Albert of the Capital Ma
tional bank of this city. represented
the bank at the Oregon State Bank sr
association in Eugene Tuesday. Ladd
& Bush and the Salem Bank of Com
meree did not send delegates to the
conference.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-15

- "NANNu at hAS spa
Attending to business having to dol
With the decorating of Shriner and
Rose Festival automobiles, C. B.
e'ancey, King Bing of the Cherrians,
NlI Monday night for Portland. He
SHi return in two days.
SIX novelty artists, in music for
sancing, Wednesday night, Moose
AAi' Revelation" harmony six. 143"
MISS Ruth Ross, who has been in
aslem for the past week as the guest
" her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. D. Ross, of 333 South 18th street.
sa Tor her home in Portland Tues
ss morning. She was accompanied
y ner small cousin, Master Harlan
s4inDie who will remain as her guest
''f several weeks.
sohn Griffith and Philip Ringle,
Al tuesday for Astoria where they
.'e secured employment during the
u'ner months. Both young men
e graduated from the local high
sOOl .. last week. They plan to attend
'aer the University Of oregon or
W agricultural College next year.
a j. Derbyshire, city attorney Of
~ ''n Bend, is business visitor in
ae city today.
= u. Venator Of Lakeview. attor-
- ior the state land board, was a
salness visitor in Salem, Monday in
Bsuwn. "'A A''0'"es ueie'ai
a. sr~ W. M. Smith and Mrs. Lorena
ihs~ went to Portland Tuesday, where
~. VIII attend the session Of the
S.sn SsOn grand chapter of the Eastern
~ June Is to IL.
M. aae ease Of Mark Aspinwall against
Tsnas Brothers was being heard
= ssoay before a jury in department
>, circuit court, Judge George G..
snam presiding. The action relates