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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06

en- if you lost all your tail feathers
Mr.. Crow"
Then you may leave al once." Mr.
Crow cried. just as if Farmer Green's
pasture belonged TO him.
"Yes!" jolly Robin answered u
may-and then again may not."
And since he stayed right there and
laughed. old Mr.. Crow himself flew
away 1t was long while. too. before
he could bear to hear people lauga.
For he thought they must be laughing
at him, because he had lost tail fea-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06

Begy's Mustarine, made of true yell
low mustard and other pain destroy
ers is Just as hot as the old fashion
cd plaster 1t is much quicker, cleaner
and more effective and cannot blis-
ter,
It's a great external remedy-just
rub 1t on wherever aches, pains, i'm
flammation, congestion or swelling
exists and in very few minutes the
relief you have longed for surely ar
rives because Heat eases pain" 80
es pain" so and 60 cents at druggists
or by mail S. c. Wells & Co., Leroy,
m V
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
0Y the noted author
ldah McG Clone Gibson

tectly evident that John had insisted
upon the finest suite in the hospita;
for me. for through the door of my
bedroom noticed a little sitting room.
Tomorrow l shall take you in
there" said the nurse.
"Oh, wouldn't 1t be lovely IL day
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06
TICKLING A NOSE.

Old Mr.. Grow did not want TO stay
near the brook to talk with Peter
Mink. Calling to jolly Robin to fol-
low him. he flapped his way TO the
edge of the woods and sat in tree ov-
erlooking the pasture.
Here comes Tommy Fox" Mr..
Grow exclaimed. "We ought to have
some fun with him. So when it's time
for you to laugh for me, don't forget
to laugh loudly"
"I'l remember" jolly promised him.
And just by way of practice he CHR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06

reiief alright even
in t he severest
cases, but it burn
ed and blistered
like blazes.
Heat eases pain
reduces the in
flammation a nd
scatters c o nges-
ton but you'll
find that while
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06
PLANE REACHES ROME

Rome, Feb GA british govern
ment airplane which Is engaged in the
competition between British avlators
In the London TO Capetown flight, ar
rived here this afternoon az e:ao
o'clock,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-06

For the next SIX weeks e5 field sepA
aties Of the internal revenue win cover
Oregon mstructing people how TO
make out income tax returns,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
AMES TO DEFEND
PALMER AT PROBE

Washington. N3v s--Attormev Gen
eral Palmer announced tonight that
the department of justice would be
represented by G. n Ames former as
sistan, 10 the attorney general at the
inquiry Monday az indianapolis. by
Federal Judge andersen. into the az =
torney generals conuection with the
soft coal c.sse The announcement
followed a conference between Mr.
Palmer and members OF his staff
which lasted al afternoon and az
which ali data hearing on the coal
cases WAS reviewed.
The government Is prepared sir.
Palmer said. tn proceed with the
prosecution Of the csae$ naw I, ncing
bafore Judge Anasrs a." Ee made 40
direct reference. however. TO Judge
Amdersou's proposed inquiry. although
the departlnents interest in the af-
fair viii be taken care % by Mr.
Amcs.
Il ,uss In connection with the con-
~piracy cases, which are set for trial
Monday. and the resignation of Dan
". Simns. special prosecutor. that
Judge Anderson determined TO insti-
tute an investigation 81 reasons for
the alleged suppression Of evidence.
which the government bad against the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
COAL PRICES
ARE DECLINING
National Association Statement
Says in Some Fields % Per-
cent Drop Reported.
SURPLUS Is SATISFACTORY
High Production is Assured and
Immediate Wants of Whole
Nations Have Been Met.

Washington. Nov. 6.-Soft Coal prices
are on the decline. a statement tonight
from the National Coal association said
They have already dropped 25 percent
In several. fields and production il
now running a. more than i2.O000o0
tons a week, IL said. adding that the
immediate soft coal wants of the
whole nation have been met. and a
surplus for storage asalst winter il
being accumulated.
With railroad ears available and q
high production assured prices Ia
the market viii continue TO Drop the
statement predicted
Operators IN soft coal fields the
statement continued. where unusual.
y high prices existed. have. within the
last 10 days been setting up fair prac-
tlee committees and working ID con-
junction with Attorney General PAL
mer have put under way a determined
EFFORT TO eradicate abuses IN the han
ding Of coal Colncident with this ef-
fort prices in these particular fields
have already begun 90 fal1
The association also gave out a
statement hy it, president Colonel u.
~ Weutz, denying that bllumlnous
coal operators had sought 20 persuade
Secretary Tumulty ~ influence coal
priority orders 70 their advantage.
Through officers Of the association he
said the operators kept Mr. Tumulty
informed as to developments in the
effort e. overcome the serious coal
shortage adding that Is an they
sought % do and an that was done"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
FICG TOQUIT
NOVEMBER Is
Downward Trend of Commodity
Prices Win Perhaps BE Left
20 Own Momentum.
. - % % . - = q - . - q - % . - 9
10y Associates PRESS. J

Washington. Nov. g.-Commodltv
prices have such a downward trend
that tbs department Of justice il
largely content TO let the downward
trend carry on by its own momen-
tum. according to 4 statement to-
night bx Howard FIgg. special as
sistant Ia charge Of the wforg and wlo
has resigned. effective November rs.
THE department. feels that IS sane
policy of steady pressure II vindi
Gated by the results achieved Nlr
Figg said. 'and announces that It's
action will continue along this line.
90 get business 20 read1uat itself in
accordance with popular necessity.
bat avoiding endangering the uader-
lying sound prosperity 81 the nation.
II is significant that practically all
items entering into the cost of iiN1nR
which are not controlled hy the Lever
law have continued 20 advance in
price. Despite this fact. the general
cost of living is declining because ~
the marked decrease ia the controlled
items
'The comsodity market win con-
tinue TO show a decline and IL Is only
with the FUN cooperation Of all bus
lness that this decline may be stopped
at point that will guarantee sta
bility TO business interests"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
Socialist Leader Says Workers
Republic Shall Light Way
Of the World.
REDS WILL CELEBRATE
Chicago viii Observe Third An
niyersary Of Russian
Revolution Tonight.
10y Assoela,ss Press,

ChicaEo Nov g. Establishment al
"the workers republic m soviet Russia
- a bright star In the political heav-
ems and shall light the way of the
world" Eugene w. Deba declared IA a
message sent from Atlanta, prison to
the Cook county organisation of the
socialist parry. made public here to-
night. The message will be rad az
the celebration tomorrow OF the third
anniversary - the Russian soviet
revolution BY local socialists. II fol-
lOws:
Atlanta. Ca
'Grectings oomFades IN our glorious
celebration OF the third anniversary
of the Rus@i.tn revolution The pr0le.
tartan world and lovers of liberty
evsryxhere are thrilled with JOY at
the news of the great victory OF the
Russian people. The triumph 81 the
workers cause In Russia - q historic
milestone In the prngress Of the world
and its influence for good has circied
the earth. and shall direct the course
of the future. The emancipation of
Russia and the establishment ~ the
wurkerN' replhlic g a bright star IN
the political heavens and shall light
The WY of the world II - the great
hope % the human race and ifs ex-
anpie wiz lead % tho emancipation
~ the workers OF the world All haii
- those noble comrades who carved
out q peoples government on an Inn
prexnahle foundation ~ granite that
shall stand FOR al time.
Comrades. you have wvathered tho
storm The faithfut corporation %
has been a.bie 20 defeat the
world wide alliance % capitalism. I
am sure that the same spirit that
capitalism viii develop the
Tcnluses that viii conquer the de-
vastatinR disease you inherited from
capitalistlc governments. who seek 20
destroy the newly eanancipated - lple
of soviet Russia. faith. comrades. your
is complete. other nations
vii. become liberated and together.
shall form "a brotherhood OF the worid."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
AMBASSADOR To
JAPAN RESTING
Negotiations Regarding Anti.
Alien Land Legislation Be-
lieved Completed.

Washington. Nov es---AnnofBsse-
ment today by the state department
that Roland = Morris. ambassador to
Japan. had been given n sixty day
isxave of absence. was taken an an
Indication tfat tire negotiations with
Baron shidebara. the japanese am.
hassador reear5ing TIE anti-aiien land
legislation in California practically
lsud heen completed.
Mr. Morris. w=iro returned from To-
kso la JsFne hrs been carrying m the
discussions with the Japanese aanlraa-
saaor and it II believed that details
% the new treaty with Japan based
on nhe California hw adopted In
Tuesdays elections have fseea. agreed
npur when the treaty II put in final
form II viii be referred Tor approval
- the two govexr mentM.
stale department officials woUia
nog maAy whether the negotiations Irad
been eukIed nor would they add 20 the
announcement concerning Mr.. Nor -
leave of absence. further than TO say
thAt 1t had aa naFllcaaiar signiflcanee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
UNIONS URGED
TOBE HONEST
Gompers Warns Against Move.
men BY Big Business TO Tn y
dermine High Standards.

New York. Nov samuel Com
pers. in presenting an American Ped
GRAFTON oF Labor charter go the new
Is ofganiaed Central Trades and la
bor Council ~ Greater New York
this afternoon exhorted members %
conduct thcms,tyca IN manner be-
htting the high standards ~ organ
iEcd labor
n a brief address upholdinE the
cause 81 labor Mr. Gompers asserted
some reactio nhas fumt@d into the
saddle and that he believed an orr
eanlzed movement is on foot by btg
business 80 undermine
"ft has never been 30 essential NJ
now far unorEanized labor to rally "a
the cause ~ unionism.' he added The
labor masses must stand together and
meet their opponents maufuily and
heroicamy he declared. and urged
alertnesA TO combat successfully disOr-
ganiEinE movements.
sWe must b. clean and honest he
added. $50 that no hnger Df slspi
eion may b. pointed az Us.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
REPUBLICANS TO
HAVE FULL SWAY
cay Associassa prsm.,

Washington. Nov. s. The repus,ls-
can plurality ia the next house Of
congress. according TO the unofficial
list csmpiiesi tonight hy wm. Tyler
Page. chief clerk. will BE iTg. break
ing all previous recorsia The count
shows SOS republicans. fg > democrats
and one socialist AR Pages iist in
which the party designation is select
Cd by each member. shows 10 indie.
pendenta ar prohthitiouists seated. The
previous record party ma i0ritv ln the
house. Mr. Page said wyss An the asrd
eonEress, elected in 1913. when the
progressive party wus In the field and
the democrats had a plurality of les
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
HARRISON ASKS
FULLER ACCORD
Calls on All Members Of Party TO
BURY Differences and
Forget Defeat"
PRAISES CHAIRMAN wHTTn
Believes. However, That perma-
nent Organization Should
lie Changed.

washington Nov. e.~-Anofkter suav~
toward Reorganization og the ae,ua.
cratic party was made here toasv
when Senator Harrison. az Mi~slaslnnl.
chairman of t1ie speakers bureau dur
Ing the campaign. issued = ssaleu-eat
calling an his fellow desneegasN IA
bury ali pest differences and forget
about the recent campaign
The democratic party. i n.f sgas :
he sa1d. IL has only received :
temporary setback and wsll naka A..
self felt every day of every awwsson a.
congress until the next election rolls
around
Governor Cox made a gallant flght.
lie impressed the country a. msaafat
Ing up In tbs fullest degree ta the
Important role ca which he had boss.
assigned a grateful party viii Aoia
him Ia highest esteem lor the sssssn-
iii flnht be has made and viii con.
tinne - ieok upon him Sc tie real
.eader"
- 70 party reorganization. Ar. nar.
rlson said
4 belleve that there should b. =
change in the permanent organization
1T the democrats parte / anu'f mean
- that That chalrnsan George white
siaonlla not b. retained a. Chairman
~ the natloral committee Ife showed
marked ability IN the mans aefmeat II
the recent campaign which wnn wn sea
against overwhelming odds. No ono
could have aene better thaa he dla
under tie circumstances.
lie has i very keen insight touch
Ing future plans and { ana sure that
when they are put Ia force every sls-
ment Within the democratic party win
approve Of ths m.
Il want 60 see every democrat IN tlfe
country nu matter what bis VIEWS
have been or what his coslrse na~ la
the recent campaign, brought laln bns
and a militant organization main
tanned ~ fight unitedly the reaction
AIRY policies the republican party will
aasredlg attempt 90 inaugurate. The
results Of the recent election while u
course discourawina 20 the denosr'es
~ the nation, should infinense ie~io-
crmtz 10 stand united as never before
aud warak together Ia spirit uf com
plefe cooperation and accord.
I have no criticism % make of
those democrats who failed 10 aid the
partx when TIE tgning waa hard.
want 10 sec ecmpiets harmony IN cur
ranks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
MEXICAN BANDITS
MURDER TWO MEN

Washington. Nov. + The recent
murder q the two Americans. Arthur
Mosely. ~ Bay City Texas. and Gus
Sslagar. q naiuraliEed citizen. Ia the
Tampic0 oil fields was the result %
a naftempt by the bandits % hold up
The psy car of an American mining
company, according 70 adyices from
Tampico today. 4 Mexican emplOye ~
the company was 40 seriously wounded
that be died soon afterward
This was the arst bandit raid IN this
region since the overthrow of CaTran-
"a. according 90 officials Three men
were taking the pay rolls 10 the oil
Geld in an automobile. when they
were stopped hg seven armed men.
Moseley was killed before ne could
move from the ear and SaiazAr, a. ~
wss settling out. The Mexican was
dragged from the machine and shot
The robbers took q hag containing
the noa-skld chains from tie auto
mobile, which they mlstnok Tor the
payroll. leaving tie payr0lls unn0llcea
t.asls sssA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
HYLAN MAY Be
CALLEDN QUIZ
Millionaire Building Contractor
Charged With Perjury in
Building Trust Scandal.

New York Nov G.-Arraignment
of George Backer. millionaire build
ing contractor on an indictment
charging perjury In testimony before
the Joint legislature committee In
veatigatinE the alleged building
trust" here and a threat by samuel
rrntermyer counsel for the committee
10 summon Mayor Hyian 20 explain
failure 20 cancel contracts for new
city buildings. were outstanding de-
veIopments IN the inquiry today.
Racker was released under $4,000
bail and directed to appear again
Monday IN the court of general ses-
sions 20 plead The indictment charges
him with perjury In first festifying
that he gambled away SIS 0o0 given
him by Ephriam Levy. another build
er. and later admitting ne had paid
the money 20 two strangers who look
ed like working men.
Racker. according 70 witnesses. acted
as go between among contractors
and labor leaders AIR Untsrmyer's
threat % cali the mayor before the
committee was contained in 4 letter
to Comptroller Craig made public to-
night. The counsel Tor the committee
declared he understands work IA pro-
ceeding upon contracts that are
based on collusive bids and that q
y time steps we're taken "to prevent
the further muicting ef the city. TIo
proposed a permanent non- partisan
vigilance committee removed grom
politics. with a star of accountants
and experts TO check the city on
clals on the vast business that il be-
ne transacted fUF Lla c4G.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
RAILWAY MEN TO
HOLD SESSION

Roanoke Na, Nox. 6-E N. Alden of
phfladelphls. has been named by tha
Norfolk and Western railroad ~ ran-
fesrnt the y. q ~. rs at ne fo,.r
leenih annual convention ~ tbe So.
slelv ~ Railway financial Officers.
Nhrh "Opens fUr three days Ia Richs
mnud en- November iN. 70 was an.
nnmnced al headquarters az the road
lo.iay Thirty -nye railroads viii be-
sepresenicd lt d said senator Carte
glass. ~ virginia. and Governor Davis
all BE- amons the prominent speakers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
EXHUME BODY OF
PEACH GROWER

Fort Valley. Ca. Nov. s.--fn ceme-
terry around which an armed guard
has heen on duty for several days.
the body ~ Fred ID, shepard, wealthy
pevsch grower was exhumed tonignt
under the direction of ccroner A. ~.
schliling and his jury. Eafrorfs nre
being made TO sh0w thai shepard was
poisoned. ard members Of the family
AMI their close friends ara expeeting
that arrests will follow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
YEGGMEN BLOW
SAFE IN BANK

naniclsvile Ca. Nov -Neggmcn
blew the safe in the Madison County
bank AZ Colbert early TODAY. and robbed
the city private boxes ~ deeds and
liberty bonds The banks own money
IN another compartment was not
touched
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
DEPOSIT BOXES IN
BANK X o B B l. ID

springhopc, y. c.. Nov 6.-Yeggmen 6.
entered me Citizens bank here last
night and stole between s1aOe0 and
tioo0o0 IN bonds and notes from safe
~ deposit boxes They failed 10
crack the safe and the banks funds
were left intact.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
SNOW PROTECTS
WRANCEL ARMY
Road Being Rendered Impass-
able. B0lsheviki Halted i'm
Moving Supply Trains.
THOUSANDS REDS TAKEN
During Panic Excited People
Paid Enormously for Passage
on Black Sea Ships.
tHy Associates eress

Sehasi0pol Nov. 6-snow has been
falling over the Taurldian plains north
of the slender Isthmus connecting
Crimea 20 the mainland Of Russia. and
II has tended to render highways i'm
passablc, thus retarding the movement
Of Bolshevik cannon aud supply trains
being brought up from the Dnieper rlx-
er 70 force a passage south Of pere-
kop. Soviet cavalry and infantry made
rapid advances during the past week
against General Baron Nrangel's anti.
BolsheSik army and drove It back 10
the crimea peninsula.
General wraneel. who has been en-
gaged in lie and dea1h struggle
against the enemy dld not seriously
oppose the onrush of the nolshevisl
but daringly cut around eae flank ami
fell upon their ilne of communications
near SalkovoA In this nght many
no thousands ,,.,le..o' = Foner' were i"Aon by
Since the passing ~ the arst panic
during which excited people and spec
ulaiors paid enormous prices Tor ac-
eommodations on board 10 BLACK Sea
ships, this city has quieted down.
Rear admiral Sablin, former com
mander in-ehief II the Russian Blaek
sea fleet and 10 charge u naval com
j. desd ~ Yalta. follow
ms al operation he succeeded Al.
miral kredofr as head Of the anti u H.
shcvik naval service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
VIRGINIANS TO
STUDY LIVESTOCK

Roanoke. Nov 6-Morc than 81
prominent Virginia owners and breed
rrs ol livestock viii 80 90 Chicago on
special train 70 attend thc lnterna-
tlgnal Livestock Exhibition. which viii
4 held IN tho Illinois cltY from N0vcm-
heF ID 90 neeemhcf 4. % Wa announced
bore today by n Gilbert Wood az -
cultural aseni f0r ne Norfolk and
Western railway.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
! q % n - q q q IN % n - u . 70 y
{ LOCAL WEATHER .
q q 70 q % % % % q 60 % . % @ % %

Fiorada-Falr Sunday ard probably
Monday. mild Temperature.
Extreme Northwest Elorfda-~Fa4r sun
DAY. Monday unsettled. mild tempeFn-
DAILY CALENDAR
gC0nuplied for The Journal by the
weather RureAu 0ffics.1
FsmumannIa PIE Neg f9en
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
Democrats Start ReOrgdnizing
DEBS PRAISES RUSSIAN SOVIETRULE
= q u n - n 81 n u u u 81 u "a -
cox PARTY COMING TO
ALABAMA ON HUNTING TRIP
(By Assoc ated press.)

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. g.
Gov. Cox Of Ohio Senator Har-
rison 81 Mississippi. and Thorn
as Taggart OF Indiana. will
reach Montgomery Thursday
morning en- route 20 Tuskegee.
Aksbama. to be guests Of Col
onel Ed I.aslie. prominent
planter and sportsman. OF Ma
con county, on a hunting trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
BREWSTER HALL
is DESTROYED
10y AssOe,assd Prsss.)

Rome. tSa. Nov s.--Brcwater Hall.
the doTTaitory of the Berry schools.
nsar hen,. was destroyed by fire this
morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07
. - - - 80 81 g g - 80 - . 9; % -
FIRE DESTROYS RAIL
SHOPS NEAR DENVER


Denver. Colo. Nov 6.-dsire
tonight threatens 20 destroy the
shops OF the Denver and salt
Lake Railroad at Utah juno
tion near here. Officials OF the
rOad have estimated the loss
has already exceeded $500 eco.
There is no water supply for
fighting the flames.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07

Mean marae date last year. ~
Accumulated dssirisncy this year 20
date. AA.
Highest % reeord for Nowsnber. 81
degrees.
Lowest Of recorsi Tor November. - de-
MFnmm
Rainfall
Fo~ a. honrs enfinn p. IA. q.
Total for this month 30 p. m. .sk.
Normal for New. STA fncfNw.
Accumulated excess this vaar TO 0mte.
ea inches.
Humidity
a M. 5s - noon. So. n "a. A..
Barometer
y m. s0.sa. p IA. - e.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-07

tcansinu.s - Pa. r~el
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-08
From Coast to Coast
A Remarkable Chain of Home Tesli.
mony. And ShepherdstOwn 4 Is
Its Voice to the Grand Chorus
of Local Praise.

From north to south, from east to
west;
In every city, every community;
In every State in the Union
Kings out the grateful p-'.sc for
Doan's Kidney Pills.
10000 representative peo.'- n ever,
walk Of life
Publicly testify to quick relief and
lasting results.
And it's all for the beneg. OF fellow
sufferers.
In this grand chorus OF local praise
Shepherdstown is we'll represented.
Well-known Shepherdstown people
Tell of personal experience.
WIN can ask for better proof OF
merit?
II. c. Swain, E. German ST., Shep-
herdstown, says: "Several years ago
] suffered from kidnoy trouble. My
back was weak and Z ere was a con-
slant, dull ache throug'i the small OF it.
The. kidney secretions were highly
colored and too frequent in action.
Three or four boxes of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. from Hills Pharmacy, cured
me and I haven't had any trouble
since. gladly advise anyone to get
Doan's Kidney Pills il bothered with
kidney trouble"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
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Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina,
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