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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29
Pendleton Man Hunters
Still Seeking Slayer Of
Taylor; 2 New Clues

Pendleton, Or, July 29.-Two
of the escaped Umatilla county
jail prisoners are believed to be
trapped at the head of Meacham
creek, southeast Of Pendlet0n, ac-
cording to word received shortly
after noon, Additional possemen
have been dispatched to the
scene. " 80.
1t Is reported the fugitives are
penned in In such way that escape
from the twenty possemen now
there is believed impossible.
Pendleton, Or, July 29.-Search for
the four prisoners who escaped from
the Umatilla county Jail here last Sun
day continued today with renewed Wig
or and posses were following two new
clues. Neil Hart, half breed and al
legged slayer of Sheriff Til D. Taylor
during the break is among the men be-
ing hunted.
Early today an Indian from the
Umatilla reservation came to Pendle-
ton and reported that during last night
two men had broken into and robbed
of food the cabin of Jib Mox, an In
dian located on Thorne Hollow creek,
southeast Of here. Eighty men, with
several bloodhounds comprise the
posse following this lead.
According to the Indian, tracks from
the Mox cabin could be plainly seen.
Mox, who was sick in his cabin at the
time the robbery took place was un-
able to identify the men because of
of darkness.
Two half breed Indians are being
detained by authorities charged with
having lent aid to the escaped prison
ers. What the second new clue being
followed was posse officials here
would not disclose.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29
SDecial State
Officers Named

Amendment of the three field dep
,,ties authorized under the act of 1920
To cooperate with the county and
municipal peace officers in the en-
forcement of state motor vehicle law
was announced by Secretary of state
Kozer this afternoon as follows;
%. M. Shields of Portland. for Multi
nomah and adjoining counties.
T. A. Rafferty, of Roseburg for the
remaining counties of western Oregon.
law Saltzman of Bend for the terri
tory east of the Cascades.
No definite boundaries will be fixed
for the operation of the deputies
Kozer explains, but all three will be
subiect to assignment as conditions
may warrant.
The deputies viii meet with Secre-
tarv of state Kozer for a conference
and preliminary Instructions Monday
and will spend seevrai days here Ia
miliarizing themselves with the pro-
visions of the motor vehicle law before
entering actively upon their new du-
ties it is explained
More than fifty applications had
hen filed for the three positions which
carry with them salaries of not to ex-
ceed $3.50 a MONTH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29
Police FolloW
Fresh Glen In
Trunk Mystery

Detroit, Mich, July 29.-Following
the elimination from their investiga-
ton of the trunk murder mystery of
men detained at Lawrence, Kan, and
Allentown, Pa, authorities today CEN
tered their efforts on bringing about
the arrest of a man reported at Saltil-
10. Mexico. yesterday who gave the
lname of 80. ]. Fernandez" Eugene
Leroy, husband of the slain woman
had used the name Of 20. ]. Fernan-
dez."
Search for a second trunk was re-
sunaed today upon receipt of informa-
ton that a trunk was sent here about
the middle of June expressed to soc
Twelfth street. Birmingham Ala. but
without the name of consignee. The
family residing at the address in Bir-
naingham refusedto accept the trunk
and it was carted away. Birmingham
authorities have been asked to trace It.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29
Laundry Cashier
Robbed of PQvrOIl

i San Francisco, July 29.-Four men
attacked F. 3. Abenheim, laundry.
cashier, today in front OF his place
Of employment, to which he was
bringing $4,000 in payroll money.
seized the grip containing the money
and escaped in an automobile. ac-
cording to a report made to the po-
lice by Abenheim and his employer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29
!! NcAdoo ! 70 Take Stump for Gouernor Cox
Contributions for Campaign are Solicited
LATE BULLETINS
Z WOULD AID ALLIES IN SURDUINt
[. .IE PQSEN RETURNED TO GERMAN1

LUDENDORF WOULD AID ALLIES IN SUBDUING
BOLSHEVIKI IF POSEN RETURNED TO GERMANY
Paris, July 29-General Ludendorf is reported in Berlin
dispatch to the Journal to have made offer to the British
charge dafares at Berlin to raise Of to
fight the bolshe in Russia exchange for the Ger
of Posen and the annumen of certain clauses Of the
CHINESE RESIDENTS GIVEN 4S HOURS TO LEAVE PEKIN
FOREIGN LEGATION AREAS s
Peking July 29-At meeting Of the American, British and
French diplomatic representatives here today it resolved
notify American British and French nationals that according
the protocol Of 1900 Chinese other than employees
Etted to reside in the legation quarter hour limit
has been given them vacate The resolution aimed
venting Chinese particularly political refugees from obtaining
shelter in the quarter.
VILLA SAYS SURRENDER DUE TO MEXICO'S URGENT
NEED FOR PEACE AND RECONSTRUCTION
Mexico City, July 29'T surrendering Internationally
because the country needs for reconstruction said Fran
cisco Villa today when he General Martinez chief
tons in the states Of Coahua and Nuevo Leon the railroad
station in Sabinas.
Villa will make his residence Neves Zacatecas after dis
banding his troops at Torreon His will from Sabnas to
Torreon foot Each Of the six hundred soldiers will
years pay to get start in life
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29

A traffic ordinance adopted by the
Standpoint. Idaho. council fixes the
speed limit at 20 miles an hour II
miles at street intersections and with
in 100 yards of schools.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29

A business of more than one mill
lion dollars will be transacted at the
Medford plant of the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association, according TO
Manager Lennon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-29

Over. 40 acres of winter bunch
grass have been burned off the hills
north of Lewiston, Idaho, by fires
set by coyote hunters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

ton" .It IS not by any means the
first time that the principles enunci-
ated by president Wilson have been
linked up with the new gospel which
Is preached at AIoscow-that between
the IL points and the Kremliu mani
festos there was little 70 choose
After reading this Indictment OF the
American policy 7 am inclined TO the
belief that the protocols are the last
attempt to bolster up autccracy and
~ stem the tide OF democracy which
IS sweeping the world The quickest
gvav TO dfscredit democracy. in these
days at least, is 20 connect It up with
bolshevisms the quickest way to
silence any novel idea is 10 cal the
speaker a bolsheVik-
To discredit the Jews, the English
book and the Ford Indictments en-
DhasiZe the fact that some jews are
connected with bolshevism- The Eng
fish book goes further and gives a
list Of so names, claiming that nearly
all are Jews. A number Of the names
quoted are prominent tl-bOlsheviks,
a number are not Jews and some Of
the names are those Of minor officials.
But the book IS not fair enough to
enumerate the many names OF those
who belong TO the Menshevik party
nor to call by name. Sliosburg. Nina-
yer. Pasmanlk, kaiminski. Landau
and Friedman. who are among the
leaders of the constitutional demo-
cratic party
Deductions False.
WHEN the bolsheviks are mentioned.
Trotslzy is Immediately mentioned and
the fact that Irotsky was born a Jew
Is emphasized We are not told that
Trotsky claims TO be an information
alist and not Jew, nor are we told
about the religious afflllation Of Len
inc. OF course there are Jews among
the bolsheviks; il would be a wonder
81 there were not since Russia is a
land Of illiterares ana the Jews endure
every hardship so that their children
may obtain an education Because
mean that all Jews subscribe 10 this
theory Of government any more than
that all Greek Catholics are OF the
some opinion because Lenine IS a boil
shevik. There are different parties In
Russia, each believes. that it holds the
only solution for the troubles Of Rus
STA and in each party viii be found
Jews side by side with their Russian
brethren seeking salvation Tor tnelf
homeland. II there IS no difference
between bolshevism and Wilson's i
points, then 7 am a bolshevik, but II
10 is that which is described In the
English book. then i am uualterahly
opposed TO IT, Ford may illuminate
against the Jew as bolshevik he viii
find that the mind Of the Jew cannot
be put into any straight-jackets but
fundam entails OF government ana OF
fers full fealty TO the flag that as
sures him religious liberty
To take up the separate indictments
OF the Ford papers is a waste or time,
There may be an iota Of truth In each
one. but the deductions are false The
same iota Of truth would be found IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
PORT WINE And
OLIVE OIL WILL
BUILD YOU UP
SAY THE DOCTORS

Every one knows that old Pori
Vine Is a wonderful tonic and thai
pure virgin Olive OIL Is a food and
builder
You can now get a combination OF
Port Vine and Olive Oil mixed with
other ingredients IN such a way that
It makes a delicious tonic and an ideal
liquid food
You cannot taste the oil and it IS
as palafsble as nch cream
Get a bottle Of Portolive today If
you are underveight, nervous or init
able, run down or exhausted with
faigus. You VII notice Improvement
IN a few days
All druggists sell II. Portolive
Co.. AZ North Main street. Los An
geles. CaL-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

these articles If the words Jew and
Jewish were changed 70 Christian and
Christianity to American and Amer
lea. to Euglishmen and England 10
Frenchmen and France No single
people Is perfect and no people can
claim a monopoly OF saints or sin
ners-
But throughout the various indict-
ments there runs one charge-the
Jews have a secret superg0vernment
eminent and enthrone the jew and
Judaism As the English book says
throughout this book we have re-
ferred TO the menace which this con-
spiracy constitutes not only TO civ
ilized government but 70 the Christian
faith"
Forgery Of Literary Device
I claim to be fairly wen informed
about Jews and Judaism ] want TO
know where this supergovernment has
its headquarters and who are members
Of the same I know them mott ]
know the Catholic church has its
pope, the Jesuits their black pope,
the Christian Science church It's
mother church and officials but
where is there a Jewish internati0nal
headquarters with secret members
trying TO overthrow all government
is Il reasonable 10 suppose that II
such an organization existed 1t would
aA4lM AAr -DA III g anu AAAAA AaA " . ~ p
in the central European countriesE is
IL not reasonable to suppose that they
would interfere and save their Jewish
] brethren2 Can those who know the
story Of Jewish suffering in various
Z European lands believe for a moment
that these massacrss would be per-
mitted? The story Of Armenian mar
l tyrdom fills US with admiration, the
story OF Jewish martyrdom ought "a
| fiji US with like admiration
Let those who see a secret Jewish
I superEovernment point a. out and.
I believe. can voice the sentiment Of
an Overwhelmingly large percentag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURER TO
BE HEARD HERE TWO DAYS

J. Henry Orme, Of Krotona- Holly
wood. Calf, viii lecture at the county
courthouse Tuesday and Wednesday
at s p M
Mr.. Orme is returning from a lee
ture tour Of the north. east and south.
TO his home at Hollywood, The head
quarters or the American section OF
the Theosophical society. He has lee
tured 70 large audiences during MS
tour.
The first lecture viii be on Recent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Miss Hostetter Hooks told Yam sims
today she would trade compliments
with him last. He believes he VIII have
one studied up for her by day after
tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

OF Jews. we win rise ans obliterats t.
In one country we are accused as
bolshevilzi, in another country we are
accused as capitalists, In other y oIus.
the Jew is the scapeEoar suffering
under all coalitions
These indictments based on @ -or5-
cry or on a literary device VIII NOT
influence America We know Wnal
anti-semitism has done In Europe II
cannot find fertile soil in this DeloNs4
land. love not hate. brotherhood not
distrust. IS the motto OF our cltlLen-
ship. Ford may continue 20 cry OUT
week after week and try 20 arouse
luminosity against an entire people on
account Of the peculiar acts or doc
trines of certain individuals, ouL ne
cannot succeed. In the words Of
Burke. cone cannot indict an entire
people"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Rabbi Says TRADE Against
Jews Is Based On Forgery
OF Russian Literary Device
RE M4RTIN ZIELONKA.

were. peddIed among the Jewish lead
ers In Paris and the promise maze
that they would not be translated into
English IL a certain sum were paid
These men refused 70 be blacllmailed-
These protocols were first used by
the London Morning post IL series
Of articles that are now republisheo
in book form with an Introduction by
the editor Of that paper In readlng
this book I was struck py one lact--
the protocols are used extensively in
the first articles but they are gradu-
ally eliminated except for an Occa-
sional quotation, in the later articles
The reason is not hard TO find The
English people have the letter writing
habit Whenever an article appears in
the papers some men write letters
commending the same others write
letters condemning the same and some
write letters calling IN question the
facts. when those articles were first
published a series OF letters were ad-
dressed to the press BY different in
cividuals- The document upon which
the articles were based was analysed
and examined Solomon Rienach in
Paris. Luclen WOLF and samuel H
Wilkinson in England examined them
and proclaimed them forgeries, while
the librarian Of the London library
an authority In Russian literature, Dr.
T. HahWerg Wright, says Ihe
author only used the protocols as a
views" Ford and his paid henchman
declare that -the contents are what
they nurport 10 be. the minutes OF q
meeting OF the leaders OF Jewry-'
1t Is All 1Ioonshine-
And yet upon these forgeries, this
literary device" there are based
charges against the Jewish people
throughout the world. The attempt
is made 20 bring European anti-sern-
irism TO these United States even
though the editor Of the American
ISLANDERS writes certainly we would
the slightest act for the purpose or
bringing distress 10 the humbles
being"
The English book. lasing Its SIAN
ders upon the protocols, tells IN diff
ferent places that the authenticity Of
the protocols is IN doubt. But this
does not prevent him from drawing
conclusions; as If the book we're
legally proven document 1T will be
noticed by the readers that the editors
Of the volume have taken particular
care not 10 assume the authenticity
Of the protocols" The man in the
street-may be inclined TO dismiss this
passage as mere moonshine." And all
once that Nilus advances nothing IN
the nature OF real evidence TO prove
the documents and that this account
OF how itGcame into his hands con-
sists OF assertion only, without evil
dence to support it
eve have pointed out that the doc
uuent as lar as we know. cannot be
proved ia any legal sense. For the
manner in which it was attained and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital. surplus q Profits, s40o,OO0.oO
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
C.. r. Iorehead, Presfdent.t
Joseph MaEoffln, Eice-Presldent.
c. y. Bassett, Nice-President-
George D. FIory. Nice-Presiuent-
r.. ". McAfee, Cashier
G. VI. Neheker, Assistant Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

THE Ford attacks are based upon
THE Protocols o. the Meetings Of
the Zionist lien Of wisdom writ
ten by a Russian mystic, Serge Nilus,
OF whom nothing is known and upon
the title page OF which ls printed
Near is the coming Of the anti
Christ and the kingdom Of the devil
on earth" Report has % that they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

FOR its authorship alike there is the
testimony Of but one mantle Rus
sian Nflus. We do not profess 20 be
able TO substantiate these Influences
Blow Mt Democracy.
These are only a few quotations
from that book and they ought 10
convince the thinking Individual
about the authenticity Of the work
And yet Ford assumes their genuine
ness, quotes literally from the work
and draws conclusions based upon
their undoubted veracity.
I wish TO cali attention TO one fact
in the English book. II suggests that
the American idea OF liberty and
world peace does not differ from Rus
sian b0lshevism- Bolshevism, as de-
fined in the book is openly anti
Christian and revolutionary. Il seeks
10 abolish property, 10 found the die
tatorship OF the proletariat, to place
the world under an international con-
troll
Judging from a recently published
interview with John Spargo, this def
milton Is approximately correct And
yet the writer has the audacity 10
say; 'Bolshevism and wisconsin
have much in common. including their
insistence on international control and
on the principle Of se1-determina-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Proofs OF Soul Survival" which viii
be presented from the view point arc
1ecfure viii be Emerson's -Compen-
saIion-" Occultly considered, this lat-
Ter VIII end with a study Of national
rarma or the law Of cause and erect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Real bargains in tailored suits, ~ q
and overcoats, uncalled for garmef ~
80 - 1--'- Pearron's Tanor shop, i110
Texas St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

20 to 30 Percent Discount
Ask for our CatalOg Of special pre- ea
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
We Will Receive No More
Pathes This Year
Free Records Only With Those Now on Our Floors

z VERY single shows definite the number PAT ES that
u available SIS Of FREE RECORDS We know definitely
further Pes this year. We that by Christmas Eve viii
have left Pa outside Of the small tab btr Those
buy the Pa exquisite they prefer,
BY he elaborate models and these say you ndd going fast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Kodak FINISHING. See oandara-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Shin Pickens has q new store shirt
and is preparing to don it as soon as he
can get all the little pins out Of it.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

$50 600 worth OF Liberty bonds. which
originally was tho property OF hlch,
ard c. Whitney & Co. the hrm loi
which RInkowitz worked. The name
of the Cleveland man was not ols-
closed. as il is reported the police
are close on his trail as wen as tnA'
of several others reported 10 DC IN
voived In the murder.
Bowles testified that william J. FaL
lon, chief counsel for Arnstein' had
told him in Washington or this city
that his client knew nothing OF the
Binkowitz bonds: that he (Fallon)
would not have any relation with any
one concerned In the crime.
Bowies told OF many transactions
In stolen securities but said he did
not know the stocks and bonds IN
possession OF his frm were the re-
suit of thefts until shortly after As
sistant District Attorney John T.
Dooling. accompanied by detectives.
raided the office OF Sullivan & Co..
In this city.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
SMALL VOTE IS CAST
IN UPPER MARLBORO

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. May A.
An exceptionally small vote was
polled in the Democratic Congress
sional primaries and in the Republi.
can Presidential contests in Prince
Georges county yesterday. Unofficial
returns show that while Capt Thomas
S. Klinger, of Riverdale, Prince
Georges county, has received the
Democratic nomination in tho Fifth
Congressional District, and will
therefore, be Representative Mudd's S
opponent, is defeated in his own
county by some 100 votes. Captain
Klinger, however, defeated Dorsey
badly in the latter's home county,
Anne Arundel.
Although Senator Johnson was
practically without organization in
the county he gave General Wood a
hard night, and although it looks a.
though Wood will carry the county,
returns from the lower section which
could not he heard from last night
fornian. Johnson polled a big vote in
Riverdale district, where he is living
at present.
An interesting contest took place
among the Republicans to the State
convention and the returns appear to
Indicate the selection of the follow
ing: County Treasurer Herman j..
Burgess; John T. Fisher. clerk to the
board of county commissioners; State
Senator oliver s. MetzerntJ. George
u. Brown, and Thomas Galloway. the
last two being colored men.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
SEEK TO END YANK
BONUS DEADLOCK
House Leaders Of Both Sides
Confer informally on Com
promise Plan.

House leaders OF both sides confer
red informally today on the deadlock
In the soldier bonus Legislation, with
a view TO formal conference later
inthe week, at which II 10 hoped some
acceptable plan OF taxation can be
presented. b.
II is hoped that by reaching an
agreement between House members
favoring a bonus generally, and ad-
yocates OF the sales tax, that the
threatened call for a caucus by Con-
gresham Royal G. Johnson. leader or
the insurgents against the sales tax
plan, can be avoided.
Congressman Johnson claims he
can muster enough men TO put
through a war profit tax instead OF
the sales tar. and has announced he
will call a caucus OF insurgents for
this purpose. ~
Chairman Fordney. or the House
Ways and Means committe, is out OF
town. and is ss- sted 10 be absent
until the lattefS part OF the week. n
is hoped TO patch up an agreement
through informal conferences so that
. plan will be ready for the commit
tee on Chairman Fordney's return.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
IMARYLANDG|V IS
DELEGATES T0W00D.
Johnson DecisKely Defeated In
Presidential Primary-Wets
Show Strength.

BALTIMORE, May practically
complete returns today showed that
Gen. Leonard Wood has defeated
United States Senator Hiram w. John
son OF California for the Republican
Presidential preference In Maryland.
General Woods victory was decisive.
Practically complete returns from the
entire State gave General Wood 10000
votes as against 5000 for Senator
Johnson. a majority for General Wood
OF 7,sil. There was no Democratic
contest. The vote. as was expected,
was unusually light Interest was
lacking.
General Wood carried all the
counties with the exception OF Alle-
gheuy ana Washington counties, in
western Maryland. Senator Johnson
made his best showing in Allegheny
county, where he received a majority
OF slightly over 500. General Wood
carried all four legislative districts
In Baltimore city. General WOOD
will have instructed for him the six
teen delegates from Maryland to the
delegates will be chosen by the Re-
publican State convention. In which.
according TO returns. Wood will have
116 OF the 129 votes in that gathering.
Aside from the Presidential feature
OF yesterdays balloting, II was again
clearly demonstrated that wherever
the issue was brought prominently 20
the fore there was a strong anti-pro-
hibition sentiment manifest in this
State.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
GABRIEL AGAIN MAYOR
OF CAPITOL HEIGHTS

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Nd. May A.
Mayor John Gabriel literally walked
away from the field in being re-
elected mayor of this town yesterday
for a term OF one year. He pollcd a
plurality of siXty-four votes over his
nearest opponent, Joseph Paravata,
who received twelve votes. Other
msyoralty candidates were David j..
Hsller, who got eight votes and Carl
&. Grimes, who received three.
Oscar T. Poore and Harry L. Adams
were elected to the town council for
one year to fill out the unexpired
terms OF ]. w. Horstman and J. w.
Beavers, resigned.
The following were elected council
men for term OF two years: Leon
Litz James w. Beavers, and Edward
l.. Payne.
The postponed bond issue Of $4,000
FOR the construction OF roads anS
bridges was defeated.