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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
AUSTRALIA BATTLING
 WITH TARIFF QUESTION

MELBOURNE, Aug. 13 (by Assocf ated Press) There seems slllaii liAo 1ihood of the new Australian tariff oe- ing disposed of this year. The tarlil hiu has been taken up by the house of representatives, but it IS not thought that the measure Will emerge from that house until October, after which it will have to go to the sen ate. Meantime, if the government car ries out it's plans, parliament will ad iourn in November. It is believed that in the house many of the exces siye duties in the bill will be material 1y reduced.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
CHILDREN TAUGHT
 TO MAKE OWN SHOES

WASHINGTON, Aug, 13 (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-Montenegrin children are being taught to make their own shoes. Material for 800 pairs of shoes has been sent to Danilovgrad where orphanage boys will be taught the trade, The Danilovgrad schools, found ed by the Red Cross, is the pioneer trade school of Montenegro.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
YISC0UNT KATO
 ON EXISTING
 TREATY RIGHTS

TOXIC, Aug. 13 (by Associated Press) ).-Viscount Kato, formerly am- bassador to England, in recent inter- view, declared that although the arbi- tration treaty bewteen England and the United States was not ratified by the senate and the result aimed at unaccomplished, that it was Japan who proposed the insertion of a clause in the Anglo-Japanese alliance which would remove the risk of England's becoming involved in any dispute be- teewn the United States and Japan.
 The clause referred to is Article " of the alliance which provides that, should either party conclude a treaty of general arbitration with third power, it is agreed that nothing in the agreement should impose an obli- gation to go to war with the power with whom such an arbitration treaty is in force.
 A difference of opinion appears to exist in Tokio diplomatic circles as to the actual scope of the British-Amer- ican arbitration treaty. The treaty act ually in force is the so-called Bryan treaty which was signed in 1914. Its aim is to advance the cause of gener al peace and it provides that all dis putes of every nature shall be referred to permanent arbitration com mission which has at least year to study the dispute at issue. The parties reserve the right to act independent ly on the subject matter of the dis pute after the report has been sub- mitted but agree not to engage in hos tilities before the commission has made it's report.
 The Bryan treaty was to continue for five years but remains in force until twelve months after one of the contracting parties has given notice of an intention to terminate it. Un- less denounced the treaty is there fore without limit or action. Ameri- cans apparently regard this as per manent arbitration agreement.
 It is learned here that Japan was approached by the United States con- corning the signing of a similar agree ment. Viscount Kato, who was for eign minister, expressed Japan's de- sire for permanent peace with the United States but the Japanese gov ernment has never followed up the official suggestion of the United States government to arrange treaty.
 One treaty concerning arbitration already exists between Japan and the United States. It was signed in 1908 renewed in 1913 and in 1918 was ex- tended to 1928 This agreement re- ,ers only to differences which may arise of a legal nature and relating o the interpretation of treaties exist ng between the contracting parties Such matters are to be submitted to he permanent Hague tribunal.
 In the course of the interview above 'eferred to, Viscount Kato admitted hat he could name no specific ob- ect to be accomplished by the renew II of the Anglo-Japanese alliance, but ,e thought it's renewal would be an lct of prudence on the part of both nations.
 It has been in existence for twenty he said, land it has been use uI for both countries. If it is not enewed, the position will not be the ame as if it had never been. IEe endency will be for the two countries o drift apart"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Graham Bread f-esn every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Developing and printing for the amatuer. Scarborough
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Comedy Drama
Next AIcazar
Feature Here

The Aieazar stock Company are
to present the popular ana sensation.
Al comedy drama. Shepherd o. the
Hlr a. their next attraction al the
Bligh theatre Tuesday Matlnae aud
night. April S. The shepherd of he
Hiif is q true narrative Of the life ara
surroundings Of the humble jewellers
q the mountain country and i i
the caiihrs Of a play that touches the
emotion and. While the story tells
and deals with the rough. people ia
the hills Us Influence Is far reach
ing into the minds Of the people.
There comes 20 the mountain ,.0u1-
try a stranger vino is more or iess
well cultured. and who is more than
glad 10 rid himself ~ tn yaaitles ~
the big cities Of which he Is well ac-
fustomed lie soon becomes a friend
OF al the mountaineers and also the
adviser Of many OF them.
Not only Is there much sensation
the theme Of the play. but thee
Is also interviewer one Of the prettlsst
l0ce stories written IN any play n
years back. and the humor. path0s
and tragedy are all part OF tine story
which keeps The interest throughout
the entire action Of the play.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Mem Cartoons
Provide Plot for
Next Grand Bill

A typical Gus Hill comedy in three
acts Bringing Up Father In Society
and based on the famous George Nc
Nanus cartoons will be the mex az
traction at the Grand theatre commenc
ins Friday April 2. To dwell at length
upon an entertainment that has al
ready become an American iustltt,u-
tion wolld be taking up too mueb
valuable space Suffice to say that this
ia'7s, version Of the popular comics.
and likewise brand new in every res
peer Is said TO eclipse its preeedsces
soFs IN every way. 1t is described as an
avalanche Of unalloyed fun. a riot OF
mira song music, cachination, happi-
ness JOY gladnsss, charm and novelty.
rather naturally IS against upsetting
conventions On the other hand. mo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Trucks Play Big
Part In Rise OF
Smaller Towns

rras are pzgE an ap
r ms~v esq
> 8r1eN fe2r .
street.
- sPp1rz = his a==r4r &r-
Pr@ paza4 i uM1rA reNzA
is rspzfatioa ant esnn-reAt activity
Il sswrs cezrectA MA pvHrirai
msrket skaters s. uucz ezpr@
ressa and = rsa8 cTsr whlch trucaz
ezn operate @frcsntiy. Ths E0Ea
ts4as where re track s1ppissz a hae
Is nsske4Ass thl-ns. b. Ms lzfanS
~ s-4-arzrssn rz~d
tsEa rsEks1. a raslrzaf has
Is the as existed g frifB s5me
suresy lecaI nesd 1ys SIR. Price
ii has mase 40 effort g e4paFf
aud Is fae1 ass snsr IA thh dlree
ttsn woufs hzrs sesn useless WFh
a. adrens q th= trurx a. a viral ps-
Il the t~uneporsatssa sys.em q the
esunfry csndrions have undergone a
radical change ana ths szaaH tera.
wfsh inadequate Or ne rzlrsssa tzeill-
s@s 5 making its hitherto more forfa
nsie rssxhbor ook 70 - hureis
xr Ton snyser. chairman q the
Tndana Highway Transport Commit
tA Il an assr~z hefer@ sh@ E.9hww
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
New SecretaryW
Agriculture Big
Booster For Roads

Washington. April 5-Edwln T
Meredith. newly appointed secretary Of
agriculture. believes there should BE-
active continuation q present federal
and state co-operatlon In the connect.
lng o. state roads system with systems
Or adjoining states in order that tne
wnKking out Of an adequate highway
programme Tor the whole Emitted Sta
ter may proceed IN an orderly manner
He also advocates the continuance D,
work now going forward under ie1-rsi
aid road law.
As 1891 Is the last year covered By
the Law Mr Meredith says 81 would
BE- highly desirable. Ia my opinion. ior
congress to make provision as prompt,
u ~ possible 70. the continuation o.
ths ~erk under the present system by
AZ appropriation of IL least 500. 900,
999 sor each ~ the four fiscal years
b%rginnlnk with Iaz2.9
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Cupid Holds Own
Against H.C.L.
In Marion County

Soz~aandlzg th= ae dat hz
H c e l. seeuz . Il pzyiug Z
winning game n e,Asr 7lrss q ore
gon in its contest rEh CUPID this
rear. the Little God or Lsrs 1 h5larz
hE 0E1 Desperately n Marion com
y Reports from al over ths Stz-s
sheW that the zuoaur of marriage
licenses ESzsd 80 far during 1899 IS
far below normal ard dsrezrdn<
Utterly ne fact that leap year my
have sousEhizg 70 Do Nth l. stztse-
azs are blaming ths high cos q Nv
ing for The prevalent condition
Cupid HOIds Ground
Cones new Mzriou county, PROUD
II 1zunting her records in the face
Of her sister COUNTIES and shows thz.
neither the high cos 81 living Or low
ing can dzmzy the dzuntIsss Bzre-
diets q Salem and surrounding cities
From January l 10 Ap-il /. 1913. s.
Marriages had been performed n
Marion county. During the same
space Of tine in 1915 81 Licenses have
been recorded
January Lead Eirh IS f~ieeus
March follows with 20. rhHe Feb-u-
zry, being the shortest month SHOWS
only Is April ALREADY has one mar
slags 70 is credit
What l. Reason?
It may be that the prices d thfnas
IN general are not as high in This
county as slseEhsrs. and residents
have chosen this unique way q ad-
vertising the fact Or II may BE- that.
women here are more a-ppreciatfve II
their leap year privileges II 50. t.
would Be veil perhaps 20 lst wom-n
In bhose southern states that a.
making such a glorious fuss oTyr
ratifying the Woman Suffrage amend
ment- know about the way Mari5r
county feels toward them and cnsn
rights.
1t might be instrumental in caus-
ing an influx Of the fair sex which
would cause Astoria 10 think twice
before claiming that she : second i7
population in the stale
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Armenian Relief
Ship Has Salem
Men Among Crew

D Z F-z q the salem Naehils
and WsI5iag Compuy and who VII
9e- establish MS permanent hons
here = al The present tine one Of t..
e11Esrs Of the Steamship Bearp0Ft
Ehich cleared trom Portland seversl
weeks zz3 laden With s5.ee9 tons :
-four f0r Armenia
The BsarporL which was the last Z
government built boats 20 Be launched
from Pacific Coast shipyards was
especially chartered for the voyage
q mercy. Assignment OF the ships
personnel vas honorary and the p5st
q chief engineer Ezs eagerly sought
b. c-ny o. the best marine engineers
unity. Chief Engineer Grit
tn Ezs awarded the birth because y
his record o. service during shipping
activities On the Pacific coast. The
appointment being made for the
western department OF this division
o. federal work
The Bssrporz vas last reported as
having passed through the PanaE i
Canal. Her nexr port VIII be New
Nork where the cargo viii be in
sDected From New York the route
takes the Pacife-buiIt vessel TO Gil
ezltzr sni thence TO her final deSt -
alton Trsbiz0nd on the Armenian
coast After dischargIng cargo. the
Bearport VIII stop al several EgyF-
tan and Mediterranean ports thsn
eastward through the Suez Canal ard
across the Pacific to Portland.
Mr.. Griffin Is expected 70 return
from this voysgs in about NV months
which time he Eill retire from the
marine game and devote his time 20
his Salem interests He is accom-
panied on the present trip By Virgil
a Salem youth and q son Ct
n Cook Eh0 Is also interested IN
The same firm with Mr.. Griffin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Great Western
Garage Improved

ketouched with a new a Of paint
within snd without the Great Western
GaFase. iFT North Hleh street. z be-
Ans FApaals transformed into one Of
me mos attractive auto hostelries "a
me city. Under the guidance Of smith
aaa Watson. new comers Who are
syeBH and enserpriSine with the vim Of
YOUTH the old garage Is growing into
~ o. the most popular In the city.
Plans are being made to erect an
elsssior IN the garage. making II pos
sibss % take cars upstairs WHERE stalls
aFe % b. erected The office has cen
greatly eniarEed, providing kalessnom
for a~ssessoFles AMI supplies.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
New Windshield
Cleaner Is Here

An air windshield cleaner the lat.
ess word IN windshield cleaners-ds
vased 70 keep The drivers half Of the
Windshield free from rain and clear -
hts vision at all times. has appeared IN
81 em. The Salem velie company 4
the local distributor.
I'm AIR Vacuum windshield cleaner
~ operated from vacuum created IS
me motion n ths engine. and operates
similarity 10 a steam engine A small
cFiinder l. fastened conveniently 10
The top Of the windshield N which !
small piston works Ky turning on sne
throttle the windshield cleaner opcr
tfes ~inesssansly. o permitting rain or
dsrt 70 collect n the glass The small
cnntrivance : attracting nrsch favor
ahia commenl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
nm PRoBE Po,rpoNEn

Washington, April a. Further
hearings before the senate COMMITTEES
Investigating the navys conduct II
me var we're postponed today uueA
tuesday. Admiral Rodman. con-
mandsr 0 fthe Pacific fleet will tesu-
~ then and will BE- Followed sv Az
nilrai Wilson, commander Of the Al.
lantie fleet. Secretary IanieIs said
Today ne would be the last witness 10
appear in the presentation Of the
departments case.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
p,Tr TAkF Snow BOUND

Madfo-d. Or april a. Forest
Ranger Brown. Stationed n the Cral-
er lake national park reported today
there are seven feet Of nov at the
lake and more snow IS falling !
month ag7 there as very little snow
Il The lake an5 il was then thought
the road &c the rim would be open b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
MURDER VERDICT BFrn

s. Louis April a-The jury in -
trial Of Ursula Brodsriek. Is years
old. charged with first desree nun
6y killing her step father, Josenh \
Woodlock April II last. had -,
reached q verdict this afternoon ~.
jury vas given The eass at 7 o'c,o-S
last night
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

santa Cruz Cal. April 9--Anee
Tvs ueniies grand opera singer. filed
sait today Tor divorce from Or. Rob.
eft Bruce Gentle. New York dentist
complaint charges dasertloa
Stating shai they have llsed apart for
eAEhf yeaw The couple we're mar.
Flea o Seattle II 1898. and have one
@sn. Bruce Gentle. II years Cd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

80 Angeles. Cal April a.-The
steamship c~amsumset whlch repor,sc
~ wireless yesterday that lts engsn :
had broken down II santa Rarbara
channel entered the harbor s,fely
"a TOW of The tug Bahaha. which went
cut In response 20 her can The Can
supset 4 . s.see ton frsishter. ana
80 bringing = cargo Or lumber frsri
oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
School Seniors
Select Glass PLAY

Al a meeting held Thurday after
uoon it was decided that The Ccar-
crow BY Percy MaeKaye should BE-
put on by the senior class this spring
ThA decision was arrived a, after some
hesitation a. the play Is one more pre-
Eeatious than has ever before been al
tempted here. Ii is felt however. tha-
the Standard OF the schools dramatic
effort should b. raised from year 10
year and that there Il excellent mater
hi In the class FOR Q finished rendition
0f this drama The Scarecr0wT has a
cast Of sixteen characters to be chosen
from a class Of 81 one hJndred stu
dents.
The author calls the play a Tragedy
q the Ludicrous and this unusual
title suggests the clever mingliHg Of
comedy and pathos fun ard phlloso-
Byh which ia contains The try-outs will
be coached by Miss Mabel Davenport.
Of The English department
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

heH Europe viii degenerate into 4
klnd Of Tom FladlerHs Ground ana
even lnte utter iawlessness unEeps tha
controlling poNfrx intervene pfomptlg
q reseluiely aifeaaf the ~.
preme council Il ignored and ridscRlea
4he game Of secret dipionsaer 3 agate
r faii sninsrhe Engllsh Review.
~ teusrai American hnmmlas bird
~ s|Fs IF 4 bsuebagiis Is. : ne ss.sn
- ezfi4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

Nay / Nov II : b-lievcd lie -
VII not Be open until about the s.,-,
tine the first week In Jnlx
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

rher Is for T. C0~nsegueuiB Sns-
there L. an opposition Of set ideas al
uDhearaI Is U z 10 ensae And il do@
with hilzri;v results
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

A Chicago paper assures "a that rs
-s-eent sock i again on the market.
Men with only one leg may be Interest,
cd in this anEounczmen,.-Por,lanj
Telegram.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

Washington April 1.-Two more
AuseFiesns hsye been Killed IS Nex.
leans IL the Tampico o1 fields. al.
patches 10 The state department teddy
said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

Lgveiy Norma Tainaage. noted FIN
heautY hss beeome Old. her ehss.=
have fallea her eysslghf has failed
and her hair. once - luxuHant snE l.ts
einatiag IN ifs raven beauty has be-
come thin and grey But the change
IS 0aly temporary.
A. the sane time. Mss Taimadss
whose screen proclivitizs IN the past
have been along the Zines q winning
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

The salary Of the mayor OF Ottowa
has been raised to $4,000.
Warned Of an attack 70 be made on
him at Cairo. ClemsRceau said "One
must die some day; what does the
place matter7T
There are $4,000 head Of wild elk in
Yellowstone Park.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
Casa .Grande Valley 2O0-Acre Improved
 Ranch

THE BIGGEST SNAP EVER OF TERED IN THE CASA GRANDE
 VALLEY.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
Casa Grande Valley

Relinquishment or deeded land.
 If you are looking for land in the Casa Grande VaIloy, it will pay you to see us before you buy. We have deeded land from SIS per acre up. Re linquishments from g per acre up. The price of land in the Casa Grande valley depends on the location and the depth of water. If you are interested in the Casa Grande Valley and want information, I will be glad to tell you about the valley to the best of my knowledge. We are making another trip Sunday morning, leaving our of- fl at g o'clock. If you are interested in the valley, we will be glad to have you go with us
 LUTHER REALTY co. 32 s. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 7IO.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
FOR SALE
16O ACRES. SOUTH

of town. Good house. barns. we'll of water and tank. Fruit, shade. l2OA cotton and alfalfa. Price $32.000 Terms.
 PHONE SMITH 1910; NIGHT s411 If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
Casa Grande Valley

160-acre relinquishment, miles from Casa Grande, only s1,00o.
 160-acre state lease, only miles southwest of Casa Grande, only s75o
 so acres relinquishment. miles east of Casa Grande, on main highway: the best of soil and shallow water; only $25 per acre.
 240-acre relinquishment, miles NV, S20 per acre.
 160-acre relinquishment, miles SW, $500; 320-acre, $500.
 These are only few of the buys we have in the Casa Grande Valley. If you are looking for anything in the Casa Grande Valley, we can suit you. We are making another trip Sunday morning at g o'clock. If you are look ing for Casa Grande land, we will be glad to have you go with us
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 S2 South Central Ave. Phone 7IO.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
For Sale-Real Estate

$50 ACRES, CLOSE IN. 4 WATER. TERMS. s350 PER ACRE. 800 ACRES. 14 MILES WEST ON AQUA FRIA, A WATER, s250 PER ACRE.
 THESE ARE BOTH GREAT BUYS IF YOU WANT THAT SIZE.
 H. 4. SMITH. 27 \. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 1922.
 If It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages-Arizona's lead ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02

FOR SALE-By owner. 120 acres class A land, $50 per acre down, bal ance to suit. Phone 4563. T
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
80 ACRES

This land is well improved; good house. good fencing and out buildings;
 old dairy ranch. never in cotton, and absolutely Al for cotton. We guaran- tee this. properly handled, to produce lat the gin" as much cotton per acre as "any" land in the valley. Location and surroundings the very best. Can be delivered for $12.000 initial payment.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
S6,5OO.OO
COTTON LAND

80 acres old alfalfa ranch--an old dairy, stocked for years, near Arizona canal, not far from N. Central Ave
 Will divide. Terms. See MT. Ander- son. San Francisco Securities Corp.
 cor. Van Buren and First Ave. It
 FOR SALE-40 acres, improved. with small pumping plant. 21 miles west. on Buckeye road. Inquire John Fredericks. Il
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
For Sale-Real Estate

$s.50 SUBSCRIPTION OFFER
 NOW ON
 This is your opportunity to get the Arizona Republican for one full year, daily and Sunday, at a saving of 30 per cont Mail your check today. Arizona Republican. 1g
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
FOR SALE 80 ACRES

One-half mile east of Gilbert, highly improved. Will subdivide to suit purchaser. Also 65 acres two miles south of Gilbert. good alfalfa land: will subdivide, 3375 per acre. so acres Santa Cruz valley. Post project, s200 per acre. Address the owner, Dr. F,
 D. Rowell. Gilbert, Arizona. Phone 2lR4. If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
12O ACRES

Alhambra district, can be handled on an $11,000 initial payment. balance terms. And if the land was not what it should be in every respect we would not pay for advertising or risk our reputation as judges of good land. Office, 142 w. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02

VALLEY.
 plenty of water, good house, barn, 80 acres fenced 40 acres fenced hog tight, some alfalfa, so acres under cultiva- tion, now ready to put in cotton or other crop. If you are looking for ranch ready to go to work on and snap and have st,e00 cash, you and can make a deal, for this ranch is for sale. It will cost you nothing to see it. will make another trip Sunday morn ing-leave our office at o'clock. If you are interested in this ranch or any other in the Casa Grande Valley you are welcome to go. Come to the office or phone and make arrange nents to go Sunday morning at g o'clock.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 32 s. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE ITO.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
IAN OLD TIME PRICE

We saw it first. 20 acres in good stand of clean alfalfa. New two-room house, chicken house, etc. fenced in four pastures, never in cotton, sur rounding land much higher. in best part of valley, six miles from town, close to good school-listen to this $437.50 per acre, half cash, balance long time.