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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20
PAPERS RECORDED

Deeds
ALBERT PERKINS to Trs. of Est of
H. p. Baldwin, int. in r. P. 1868
Kul. 1924 hui land, Mailepai, Lahai-
ma, Maui, Jan. 80, 1920. $3.50.
EST. OF H. P. Baldwin by Trs. to
Mrs. Mary X. Hoapili, int. in 96,970
plus so. #. land, Waiokama, Lahaina
Maui, Jan. 8, 1920. $500.
EST. OF H. p. BALDWIN by Trs. to
William Shaw, int. in 1900 plus
SO. it. of land, Waiokama, Lahaina,
Maui, Jan. 9, 1920. 5000.
JOSEPH HOOKANO & WE. to Chow
Chan, int. in share in R. P, 1929 hui
land, Pauwela, Maui, Jan. 26, 1920.
$3.50.
YOSHITARO IZUMI to F. A. Lufkin
IL A land, Pulhu, Maui, Feb. II,
1920. SO.
PIONEER MILL CO, LTD, to Lahai-
ma Agrictl. Co, 14-100 A of APP 2
r. P. 1880, Kul. 1925 Kaleu, Lahai,
ma, Maui, FeS. 9, 1920. 81.
Exchange Deed
HANNAH All CHEW & HSB. to La
haina Agrctl. Co, Ltd, R. p. 1915
Kul. 1165 APP. 5 & int, in APP 2 rents
ETC., Kelawea, Feb. 9, 1920. Convey
ance.
LAHAINA AGRCTL. co. LTD, to
Hannah All Chew, 14-100 A of Ap
2 R. p. 1880 Kul. 6626, Haleu, Lahai.
ma, Maui, Feb. 9, 1920. Conveyance.
Mortgage
S. IKEDA to Bank of Maui, Ltd, 8
prs. land, Kaupakalua, Hamakualoa,
Maui, Dec. "a, 1919. $500.
Assignment of Mortgage
ANGUS McPHEE to Bank of Maui
Ltd, Mtge. of Mrs. Anita Gouveia
in Book 500 Page 1863, Feb. 3, 1920
$25OO.
Release of Mortgage
BANK OF MAUI, LTD, to A. McPhee
Mtge. recorded in Book 507 Page
154, Feb. 3, 1920.
Powers of Attorney
AGNES ACHUNA to P. J.. Goodness
General powers, Jan. 81, 1920.
EUGENE ACHUNA to p. J. Goodness
General powers, Jan. 81, 1920.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20

Since Nora is in love with the butler,
she readily consents to split the pro
fits of the lottery with Jack, and he
claims Helen for his own.
"Help! Help! P~olice!"
George Walsh, athlete, %sprinter,
baseball player and motion picture
actor, will be seen in a new William
Fox c~omedy-drama entitled Help!
Help! Police!' which is said to involve
a new version of the eternal TRAN
gle", said triangle in this case being
composed of business, love and police.
The business-that of the manufacture
of safety razors-cuts in frequently on
the love affair and the police do like
wise. Eventually, however, the love
affair establishes itself on a business
basis and the villainous police become
disgraced interlopers.
Georges propensity for getting into
scTapes and his remarkable facility
for getting out again provide a great
deal of the action of the play. At one
time the police are holding him on
seven charges ranging from speeding
to burglary and abduction, but he
fights his way through them in a
most interesting and comes
out thoroughly indicated. The girl in
the case is Alice Mann and as a new
Walsh leading lady is reported to be
a pretty success.
1.-THE Egg Crate WaIlop"
Fight fans who thought the Willard
Dempsey mill was too one-sided,
should not fail to see THE Egg Crate
Wallop," Charles Rays latest photo
play, film, a full fledged prize fight
from preliminaries to knockout, with
such principals as AL Kaufman, Cliff
Jordon and lizzie CHASER in the ring
and 500dyed-in-the wool fight enthus-
lasts occupying the bleachers.
Charles Ray, the athletic star, mixes
it up for five rounds with a regular
pug" At the climax Charlie puts
over his famous egg crate wallop",
and his opponent hits the
ADV.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20
Pineapple Growth
Has Been Immense

Final figures on the 1919 pineapple
pack have been received by the Ha-
waiian Pineapple Packers association,
and show 5,071,976 cases for the en-
tire group. BY islands the pack was
as follows: Oahu, 4,394,374 cases;
Kauai, 1876, 776; Maui 481, 1926.
In the past 10 years the pack of Ha-
waiian pineapples has progressed as
follows: 1901, 2O0O cases; 1902, 5000;
1903, $500; 1904, $500; 1905, 5 $1,000;
1906, $4,000; 1917, 1876, ZOO; 1908, no.
000; 1909, 49S, 800; 1910, $4,000; 1911,
100000; 1912, 1,313,363; 1913, 1,667,122
1914, 2,26S,7S1; 1915, 2,669,616; 1916,
2,6O9,463; 1917, 2,6O7, O31; 1918, 3,S47,-
315; 1919. 5.O71.97
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20
EXECUTION OF KoLcHAK
CONFIRMED IN LONDON

LONDON, Feb. 13-News of the ex.
ecution of Admiral Kolchak at Pap
peliayev has been confirmed from
Irkutsk. The revolutionary committee
decided upon his execution on Febru-
airy Z at 2 a. m. He was shot quickly
for fear of attempted rescue.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20
ALLIES INSIST ON
SURRENDER OF HUNS

LONDON, Feb. 12-The supreme
allied council, discussing Germany's
violent protest against compliance
with the ~extradition demands, has de
cided to insist upon the surrender of
the mel who are wanted for trial for
violations of war rules.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20
PAYNE SUCCEEDS LANE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-John Bar
ton Payne, chairman of the United
States shipping board, has been So
lected by President Wilson to be sec
rotary of the interior, succeeding
Franklin X. Lane, whose resignation
becomes effective March /.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20
scHLEsWIG VOTES TO
RETURN TO DENMARK

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 12-Denmark
Overwhelmingly victorious in the
plebiscite in the PROVING of Schleswig,
1923 voting TO rejoin Denmark while
only 25,O67 registered a desire to re-
main part of the German nation.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20

watch your step is a fine slogan
to be observed in buying shoes, says
the United States Public Health Ser
vice. Get them large enough, built on
sensible lines and most of your corns
and bunions will disappear.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-02-20

Beware the much advertised sure
cure for disease, warns the United
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

rastepujace: bank krajowe, sta
MOVIE i prywatne, kompanie tru-
stowe i .brokerskie", oraz biura,
lub inne instytucye, a take fir
my i korporacye, kt6re przyjmuja
p~ieniadze W formie depozytow,
ktore wycofywane So gotowka,
czekami, hub w inny sposob. Spot
XII oszczednoSciowe, kooperaty--
Wy budowlane, stowarzyszenia
pozyczkowe i tym podobne misty
tucye organizacyjne, ktore dzia-
iaja wylacznie tylko ma korzysc
swych czlonkow, byiyby z pro-
ponowanego podatku wykluczo-
ne. ..i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
o ~PRZYWRoCENIE TARYFY
z ROKU 1913.

Washington, Is. grudnia. -
Posei Begg (rep.) z Ohio wniosi
wczoraj w Izbie PoSiow rezolu-
eye, domagajaca sic zniesienia O.
becnej toryfy Underworld, a
przywrocenie do zycia taryfy
~,Payne-Aldriof", obalonej w ro-
ku 1918. Bill, ktory oznacza wy
sokosc optat taryfowych, celem
zapobiezenia spadkowi cen
glownych produkt6w ro1nych W
tym kraju, zostai wczoraj przy--
jety przez specyalny komitet.
mfanowany ma konferencyi po-
slow acknowledgement i republic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE:
.Dokonczerie ze str. lei.)

slow = bill, W ktorym domaga sic
n~a}ozenia cwierc = procentowego
podatku cd wszystkich depozy-
tow bankowych. Posei Treadway,
Etory jest zarazem czionkiem re-
publikahskiego komitetu srod,
kow i sposob6w, oSwiadczyi, IL
Podatek TAXI przyni6sfby rzadowi
Stanow Zjednoczonych czystego
rocznego zyskr okoko biliona do
larow. Instytucye, ktore podlega-
iyby Sciaganiu tego podatku 50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

stosowaia APPEL do kongresmanow
W Waszyngtonie przeciwko dra-
stycznemu prawu "prohibicyjne-
mu, zadajac zmodyfikowania te-
goz prawa i dozwolenia wyrobu.
i sprzedazy lekkich win. Ia krok
ten lava przysiegfych zostala
wczoraj suspendowana przez Sc
diego federalnego F. A. Geige-
r'a, PREY czem. otrzymala cd hie-
go nagane "a m~ieszanie sic do
spraw ME nalezacych do mich, a.
ri ME wchodzacych W zakres
funkcyi }awy przysieglych.
WILSON ZAKUPIL Rely
DENCYE.
Washington, 18. grudnia. -
X. w. Boiling, szwagier prezy-
denta Wilsona oznajmii tn wczo-
raj, il PREF. Wilson zakupil re-
zydencye, W ktorej zamieszka ma
stale pc ustapieniu Z urzedu pre-
zydenta. Rezydencya ia, ktora ma
lezala przedtem do Henryka P.
F'airbanks'a, mieSci sic pnr. 2340
PREY ulicy Northwest W Waszyns
tonic. Budynek ten przejdzie W
posiadanie nowego wlasclclela
dnia 15go lutego p. +.
9 ~PROLONGATF PLACENIA
PODATKU. Q
Washington, 10. grudnia. -
Komitet Izby Poslow ola Srod--
.k6w i sposob6w postanowi} wczo
raj przychylit sic do przeprowa-
dzenia blu posla Edmunds'a, ma
iacego ma celu udzielenie 90 dni
prolongaty piacacym czwartq ra
te podatku osobisto dochodowe-
90 "a rok 1919. oraz uwolnienia
ich cd kary, przewidzianej w usta
vie podatkowej. Czwartej raty pc
datku osobisto dochodowego ME
p~opIacify przewaznie wieksze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

orzekajacego o zabronleniu straj-
kow kolejowych, przywodcy zor.
ganizowanej piracy odniesli sic
wczoraj L proSba do swych PREY
jaciof W kongresie, azcby zaza-
dali rekonsydcracyi blu anty-
strajkowego, kt6ry zagraza caScj
or~ganizacyi unijiiej. W tel spra-
vie odby}a sic wczoraj 'konfe-
rencya, W kt6rej wzieli udziaf xii
kunastu senatorow, poslow /
przyw6dcy organizacyi robotni--
czych, przewaznic kolejowych.
A T ~POLEGLYCH
w WoJNIE ZWIEDzA PO-
BOJOWIsKA.
PAM Alice M. French, prczes-
ka organizacyi Matek Polcglych
Synow w Wojnie Swiatowej or
najmila tn wczoraj, il organiza-
eva ia wykoticzy}a projekt wy
cieczki matek celem zwiedzenia
grobow swych synow i pobojo--
wisk we Francyi / Belgii. W tym
celu zostat zamowiony specyalny
okret, ktory opusci brzegi amery-
kahskie W pierwszym tygodniu
czerwca przyszlego roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

kafskich, reprezentujacy Stany
rolnicze; posel Young z North
Dakoty, personal---very. tegoz
komitetu oznajmil, IL bill ten 20
stanie odczytany ma poniedziai-
kowej konferencyi, poczem costa
ME odeslany do, Izby Posl6w, w
celu ostatecznej mad MIN decyzyi.
PLAC ROBOT
NIXON TRIVIA w DALSZYM
CIAGU.
Spartanburg, S. c., 10. grudnia.
- Jedna Z najwiekszych fabryk
tutejszych, ktora zatrudnia pre-
sz}o tysiac ludzi. oglosila wczo-
raj dalsza znizke placy swoim
robotnikom, a mianowicie - O
20 procent. Znizka plac obowiazu
.jt Cd przyszIego poniedzialku.
Pred paru tygodniami fabryka
Ia obciela raz juz place swoim
robotnikom o 10 procent, czyli
re razem z powyzej zapowiedzia
ma znizka obcieto place wszyst-
kim robotnikom o 80 procent. Po-
dobnie rzecz sic ma i W innych
tutejszych zakladach.
WYDALANIE z PIRACY.
Filadelfia, Pa, 10. grudnia. -
Donosza tn, IL W zakladach O.
kretowych ma Wyspie Hog
(Swiiska Wyspa) odbywa sic
~gremialne wydalanie Z piracy ro-
botnikow. Me spelna micsiqc te-
mu zakiady tie zatrudniafy jesz-
cze $4,000 robotnikow, dzisiaj "a
trudniajq tylko $500, ktorzy, jak
sic zdaje, zostana niebawem row,
niez oddaleni.
Coatesville, Pa, Is. grudnia.-
Try tutejsze wielkie niezaleznc
f2brvki Zelaza i stall obwieScily
wczoraj komunikaty, IL Z dnicm
1go stycznia p. r. ~wszystkim
zwyczajnym robotnlkom costa
ME obcieta plaza Z 40 do 30 CEN
tow ma godzine. Place robotni-
k6w fachowych ! pracownikow
biurowych zostana r6wniez W
tel proporcyi do powyzszego OBJ.
tietc.
East St. Louis, ILL.,, 10. grudnia.
- Place 1000 robotnikow, zaJe-
tych w tutejSzej firmie The A
.luminum Ore Coz, Z dniem 24go
tego miesiqca zostanq zrcduko-
wane O - procent. Robotnicy-
Pc zapcwnieniu ich przez zarzad
iabryki, IL bedq mieli staia prace,
zgodzili sic ia wspomniana zniz-
Ike placy.
USUNIFCIE LAWY PREY
SIEGLYCH.
Milwaukee, Wis, 10. grudnia.
y Pred kilsu dniami tutcjsza
fcderalno lava DrZysieplych wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

BUDYNEK TEN
mieSci sic W Samem
Sercu h a dlOWej
d~zielnicy, zamieSzka-
lej przez Polonie.
L dniem lgo maja PREY
szlego roku ~wychodza
kontrakty (lisy) Wszyst-
kim obecny1n lokatoroml
zaraz ma wiosne przerobi-
my ten budynek ma We'll
XII Depart am entowy
Sklep Korporacyl Pa
lrtine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-18

FTLCOWE JULIETS
Panie6skie i dzieciece czerwone fill
cove %juliets, futerkiem uSarniro-
wane gietkie sk6rzane podeSzwy,
piekny ornament z frontu, wielko-
Sci 5'do 2, sprzedaz W 70
poniedzfalek .......... AsS~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Highway Work
In Polk Ends

Portland, Or, Aug. 19.-At a meet
ing of the state highway commission
held yesterday it was decided to stand
by the original location through Polk
county. Chairman Benson announced
at its conclusion that all highway
work in Polk county is indefinitely
postponed, including work on the
Dallas-Salem road. He said that the
commission was ready, willing and
anxious to proceed If the county court
of Polk county will proceed with the
grading according to agreement pre-
viousiy arrived at. The commission
realizes the inconvenience to the peo-
pie of the state at large and of those
in the district adjacent to the loca-
tions OF the roads.
The contractors on this portion OF
the state highway have assembled
their equipment and supplies ready to
start the work at any time that the
county court will approve going ahead
with the grading. Pending that de
velopment the high commission will
not be able to continue the work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Train Held-Up:
Mail Is Looted

st. Louis. Mo-, Aug. 19.-One of the
pouches of mail taken from the Mis-
houri Pacific train that was robbed
on the outskirts of st. Louis last night
by two men, was found today in a
clump of weeds along the railroad
track. The contents were intact.
Police and postoffice inspectors to-
day were searching for a clue to the
whereabouts of the two masked ban
dts who last night held up Missouri
Pacific fast mail train within the city
limits and escaped with four pouches
said to have contained registered
mail.
The men boarded the train at a
crossing and with revolvers lined the
mail clerks up against the wall. Near
the outskirts of the city one of the
robbers pulled the signal cord, stop
ping the train. The mail pouches
were then thrown out and the bandits
jumped after them. disappearing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
$4,000
ForSuffrage
Is Alleged
Tennessee Grand Jury
Ordered to Prob Z.
Bribery Charges--Leg-
islatue Adjourns

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 49,
Echoes from the bitter suffrage
fight in the Tennessee legisla-
ture came today thick and fast.
Judge Debow charged the grand
jury in the Davidson county criminal
court on the subject of efforts to i'm
properly Influence or corrupt the law
making body of the state; two Nash
vile newspapers published affidavits
charging that undue influence had
been brought to bear on Represent
ative Burn. republican of McKinn
county to change his vote in favor
of the federal amendment and Mr..
Burn. in communication to the
house declared the charges utterly
false.
$4,000 Figure Named
The affidavits wel- purported to
have been made by c. C. Wallace,
judge Of the city court Of Lewisburg,
Tenn, and Ennie E. Murray of Nash
vile, general agent for the Federal
Land bank Of Louisville, Ky.
They alleged they had heard sew
eral persons. including Representa-
tive Joe Janover of Shelby county,
and Major G. L. Daughtry, secretary
to Governor Roberts, insist to Burn
that he change his vote.
According to Murray's affidavit
Burn was told "that they would give
him anything in the world he wanted
and that it would make him the
biggest man in Tennessee and I un-
derstood Hanover to say it would be
worth $4,000 to him."
Legislature Adjourns
Representative Hanover described
the charge as 'tno more than clum-
sy effort to embarrass friends and
supporters of the rights of our wo-
men," He declared he had only urged
Burn to vote for ratification and
that Major Daughtry also did no more
than this.
Representative Burn declared that
he had changed his vote in favor of
suffrage because of his conviction
that justice demanded it. :
The Tennessee house adjourned
at noon until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning without an effort being
made to reconsider its action yester-
day in ratifying the suffrage amend
ment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Turks Besiege
Relief Corps
OF Americans

Constantinople. Aug. 16.-Showered
nightly with Turkish bullets and fac
ing famine, eighteen American workers
of the American commission for relief
in the Near East have been besieged
in Adana, Asia Minor, since June 90.
Twice the French troops holding Ada
ma have fought their way to Mersina.
the nearest port, and have returned
with heavy losses.
A flour cargo of the American relief
commission for beleaguered Adana is
waiting at Mersina. The railway has
ben demolished and supplies can reach
Adana only by motor trucks, heavily
conveyed, with a great loss of life
through the sixty. mile stretch con-
trolled by the followers of Mustapha
Kemal Pasha, Turkish nationalist lead
er, whoare determined to starve out
the French in Adana.
The siege of the city was described
to the correspondent by Webster An
derson of Crawfordsville, Ind, who
has arrived in Constantinople after
escaping from Adana, August Z. and
walking southeast to the Mediterran-
can. The Turks encircling Adana have
little artillery according to Anderson,
and consequently make raids chiefly
at night when the entire town is raked.
Thus far the Americans have not been
in iured but their buildings have been
peppered.
The French artillery in Adana kills
many Turks and affords cover for the
troops which make frequent saliies
into the surrounding farms and vine
yards for food. The Americans are
soup kitchens and work
shops for 10000 Armenian refugees
All but 900 of the orphans of Adana
have been sent to Cyprus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Miners To Seek
State Agreements
On Wage Scale

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 1s.--Minerus
attending a conference of the JOINS
scale committee of the central compettt
tive field held policy meeting today7
following failure last night of the jointf
conference to agree on the miners des-
mands for increased wages and ada
journed sine die after voting unani-
mously that miners in each Of the four
states concerned will seek to make ~
supplemental and separate agreements
with operators in the field. This prac-
tically disrupts the central field as ~
basing point.
The bituminous coal miners wages
scale committee of the central COM
petitive field caucused today to dram
a message to President Wilson notify
ing him that the joint wage confer
ence. called by him, has been unabies
to adjust inequalities in pay as he ro-
quested Fifty miners representatives
from districts outside the central fieidi
attended.
The Joint scale conference of minerns
and operators sine die last night after
a five day meeting, deadlocked over
the demands of the miners that day
workers be advanced $3.50 a day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
How Willamette.
Impressed Hoover

What impressed me most in the
Willamette valley" said Mr.. Hoover,
while in Portland in an interview in
the Oregonian, 'is the way the stand
ard OF living has been raised. 1t is
simply amazing and reflects the extra
ordinary prosperity Of the Oregon
country.
''The gasoline engine has revolu-
tionized the methods Of living. An
other thing that impressed me was the
number of people who live along the
roads. When I was boy it was un-
usual to see houses nearer than a mile
apart. On every hand are the evil
dences of progress and prosperity"
Another diversion of the days pro-
gram was for Mr.. Hoover to look up
B. S. Cook, who, as head of the old
Oregon Land company at Salem, was
Mr.. Hooyers boyhood employer. Mr.
Hoover and Mr.. Cook together made
a pilgrimage to the Good Samaritan
hospital to call upon George Brown,
another member of the land company,
who is seriously i'll. Mr.. Hoover left
last night for Houghton, Mich, where
he will open a session of the American
institute of Mining Engineers, of which
he is president.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Gasoline ShortqgeNow
Thing Of The Past With
Quality Fast Improving

has :. sasoiine situation in Oregon
the past @n "a. material Improvement in
and POS. ". Two weeks both as to ouanstv
ziel 5.y' 5aay' according to W. A. Dali
and maas state seaier of weights
SHORE sures. No complaints of
zieI ss as, nave been received by Dali
recsr, '.nin the past two weeks ana
me5t !" - tests show a decided Improve
owe, m ~ the quality of the gasoline
durine ' =. offered Oregon motorists
sepcv Inc height of the recent en,er-
Dals;e, The last test of Associated eas
spec,f,. states, registered 55.5 degrees
gree gravity or only one-haif de-
shen under the state REQUIREMENT
SIS alpahys gas showed a test of
las. segrees. the Union on ISeo,,ns,v,s es, -
tods~ ~ Of the standard prodnes ss maas aae
A -. rssistered 62.a degrees.
brous.ss,, . .s,' o. of carload Of gasoline
OIL sna into Salem by the sssnSsrd ~
ealy s,.pany ;, on July 2s registered
MS ssa" 10 degrees. Dalziel states but
vas tn p.ionally low test. he believes
The lovs.. ne OF only the one carload and IS
Zee '~es' test ever recorded Inv hv h.s s,sa of E
0' retaliation on the part of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19

the oil companies through imposition
of additional penalties if the investiga-
tion into the recent increases in the
price of gasoline is carried out as an
ounced by State Treasurer Hoff. are
absolutely groundless according to a
letter received by Hoff from the Union
Oil company of California this morn
ing.
I'VE wish to endorse your intention
in this matter as the cause for the
recent advance should be made plain
to the public and the communities
which we serve are entitled to equal
consideration with ourselves in under
standing the necessity for the sd-
vanced price, the letter states. The
people who are paying the bills have
a right to ask through their ofnciai
representatives for an official expla-
nation of the advances that are made
in the costs of essentials and it is our
request that the public be informed OF
the result of your investigation
The company offers its cooperation
in getting at the facts back OF the
price increases, which. it is intimated'
will be found to have been entirely
justified.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-19
Americans
Far InLead
at t0lyrllpiad
Ryan Of New. York Wins
Hammer Throw Rain
Slows Time in Races
Pole Yaulters Qualify

Antwerp, Aug. 19.-Amer-
ican athletes in the seventh
Olympian scored seventeen
points today, bringing their to-
/ to 118. Their nearest com
petitors, the Firms, who failed
to win q point today, have 49
points.
Englishmen made 16 points today
and Swedish athletes 10 points. Gee
choslovakia scored three points, Hol-
land two and Belgium and France
one each. England now has 40 points
and Sweden 36y
Hammer Throw Won
p. J. Ryan Of Loughlin Lyceum,
New York won the Olympic hammer
throw today.
Ryan's winning throw was 52.S75
meters. The Olympic record is 54.74
meters established by M. J. McGrath
Of New York at Stockholm in 1912.
3. Bennett, Chicago A. A., was third
1928 and McGrath. New York A. c..
fifth, 1857.
The American pole vaulters,, F. x.
Foss, Chicago "A. A.; e. e. e. Knou-
rex, Illinois A. c., E. I. Jenne, Wash
ington State college and E. e. Myers,
Chicago A, A. easily and impressive
ly qualified for the finals in the pole
vault today, their form being far su-
perior to that OF the other entrants.
10000 Meter Run
Only one American, Fred w. Fall
Ter OF the Dorchester club, qualified
in the two forenoon semf-final heats