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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

For the United States the pro-
gram would scrap all capital ships
under construction. fifteen in
number, and fifteen Of the older
battleships.
Great Britain would stop con-
struction on her four new ships
of the Hood type ana scrap all her
second and first line battleships
up to the King George v class.
Replacement Provided.
A provision also would be in
cluded permitting replacement OF
capital ships when they were 20
years old and prohibiting con-
struction Of any ship built in re-
placement with tonnage Of more
than $4,000 tons. The text of the
proposals as its details concern
the three leading naval powers, is
as follows:
Japan would abandon plans for
two battleships and four battle
cruisers not yet laid down and in
addition would scrap three capi-
tai ships and four battle cruisers
in process OF construction and all
ten of the pre-dreadnaught and
battleships of the second line.
Building Forbidden.
As replacement program the
American government proposed
that no more ships be laid down
for the next ten years, and thar a
maximum replacement tonnage
figure be fixed providing event
ualiy for 100000 tons for the
United States, 100000 tons for
Great Britain and 100000 tons
for Japan.
The United States is now COM
pleting its program of 1916 call
ing for ten new battIeships and
six battle cruisers. One battle
ship has been completed. The 9TH
ers are in various stages OF con-
struction;in some cases from so
to so per cent OF the construction
has been done. On these fifteen
capital ships now being built over
$500, 100000 has been spent. Still
the United States is willing IN the
interest OF an immediate limita-
tion OF naval armaments to scrap
all these ships.
America Would Lead.
The United States proposes, II
this plan is accepted:
Ito scrap all capital ships
now under construction. This in
cludes six battle cruisers ard sew
en- battleships on the ways and in
the course Of building and to bat
tleships launched.
"The total numper or new rspf-
tai ships thus to be scrapped is Is.
The total tonnage of the new cap
ital ships when completed would
be 61S,000 tons.
"2-To scrap all OF the Older
battIeshiDs up to, but not includ-
ing the Delaware and North Ia
kota. The number OF these cid
battleships to be scrapped Is fif-
teen. Their total tonnage Is 227.-
740 tons.
u. s. Would SCRAP 30.
"Thus, the number Of capital
ships TO be scrapped by the Uni
ted States. If this plan Is accepted
Is thirty. with an aggregate ton.
mage (including that OF ships In
construction. II completely oi
845.740 tons"
Great Britain. The plan con
templates that Great Britain and
Japan shall take action which 4
fairly commensurate with tbs a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
CUT
IS PROPOSED
BY AMERICA
Program for Reducing Armaments Laid Be
fore Conference by Secretary Hughes Calls
for Abandonment Of Building Schedules and
Scrapping of Existing Battle Craft
How America Proposes
TO Reduce Navy Burdens

l. That all capital ships building program, either actual
projected, should be abandoned
q That further reduction should be made through the
scrapping of certain Of the older ships;
g. That in general regard should be had to the existing
naval strength of the powers concerned;
That the capital ship tonnage should be used the
measurements of strength in nayies and proportonate
allowance of auxiliary combatant craft prescribed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

eign. Royal Oak. Resolution. Ra-
miIlies. Revenge. Queen Elizabeth,
Warsprite, Valiant, Barham, Ma
lava. Benbow. Emperor OF India.
Iron Duke, Marlborough, Erin.
King George V, Centurian. Ajax,
Hood, Renown. Repulse, Tiger
% Total tonnage 640.450.
"Japan-Nagato, Hiuga. Isel
Yamashiro, Fu-So. seftsu. Ririshi-
ma Haruna. Hi-Kei. Kc-
Total tonnage 2ss. .7cf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
HOW PROPOSED
REDUCTIONS IN
NAVIES WOULD
AFFECT POWERS

Associated Press. )-How the
proposed reduction of navies
would affect the various world
powers is outlined in the Amer
ican proposal as follows;
That there Immediately be
destroyed by the navies of the
three great powers sixty-six
capital fighting ships and a to-
tai tonnage of 1,S78,043 tons.
Within three months after
making an agreement the
navies would consist of desig-
mated and agreed upon ships as
follows:
United States, IS; Greet
Britain, %; Japan, 10.
In tons, this would be Uni
ted States 5OO,65O; Great Brit
ain 604,450: Japan 299,700.
Replacement would be limit
ed by an agreed maximum OF
capital ship tonnage as follows:
United States 100000 tons;
Great Britain 100000 tons;
Japan 100000 tons.
Subject to the ten-year holi-
day limitation, capital ships
could be replaced when they
are twenty years old. No re-
placement ship would have a
tonnage of more than $4,000.
A total tonnage in cruisers, flo
tilla leaders and destroyers for
each power would be fixed as fol
lows:
For the United States 450,00t
tons; for Great Britain 100000
tons; for Japan 270,000 tons.
The total tonnage of submarines
allowed each power would be al
follows:
For the United States 90,00(
tons; for Great Britain 10000
tons; for Japan $4,000 tons.
The total tonnage of airplan'
carriers was proposed as follows
For the United States SO,OOl
tons: for Great Britain so, ,OOS
tons; for Japan $4,000 tons.
In each case it would be pro
vided that no government who's
present tonnage exceeds the pre-
scribed limit would be required
to scrap such excess until replace
ments have begun.
Cruisers II years old could d.
by new construction.
Similarly, destroyers, flotilli
leaders and submarines could b'
replaced when IL years old ant
airplane carriers when 20 year
old.
Agreement Included.
Each of the powers party TO TN
agreement would bind itself to In
form all the other parties concern
ing:
THE names or number OF th'
shin to be replaced by new con
struction.
2@The date of authorization o
replacement tonnage.
3-The dates of laying the Keel
of replacement tonnage
-The displacement tonnag'
of each new ship to be laid down
5-The actual date Of compile
lion of each new ship.
e-The fact and date OF TN
serapping Of ships replaced
A summary of the results Q
the agreement so far as 1t affect
capital ships, was included IN TN
American proposal in the follow
ing terms:
ore agreed to, then the Unite'
states. Great Britain and Jspai
agraa that their navies, thre'
months after the making OF tai
agreement. shall consist Of ID
following capital ships;
Final Strength Set.
limited states-Maryland, Cai
;fornia Tennessee. Idaho. Missls
sinnf. New Mexico, Arizona, Penl
srlvania. Oklahoma, Nevada. Tex
os New York, Arkansas. Wyom
sne Nevada, Texas. New YORK
Arkansas. Wyoming. Utah, FLOR
A North Dakota. Delaware-ls
Total M tonnage 5Oo.s5o.
..creat Britain-Royal SoFeE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
Towns Ready For
Red Cross Drive

With exception Of two towns.
both Marion and Polk counties
have been completely organized
sor ne Red Cross roll call Of the
Willamette chapter. # was an
-c.nced this morning By Dr. D. H.
who is managing the cam
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
Fair Weather Forecast

Washington, Nov. 12.-Weath-
er predictions for the week be-
ginning Monday follows: Pacific
states: Normal temperature and
generally fair except for OCCASION
al rains on the north coast
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

'IOClJIDE
SESSION
Iead Of American Del
lotion o,,t Slated To Be
Chairman; Coniei
ence Adjourns

tBy Associated Press)
/ Washington, Nov. l2.-Ar-
hhur Balfour nominated Sec
|rstsry Hughes for chairman
|ei The arms conference. :.
I john ilI W. Garrett of Balti-
|msre former minister to The
Netherlands, NJ was selected as
secretary General of the con-
ference.
4 Washington, Nov. 12.-
sTAss conference on limitation
IN srnaments adjourned at
iil5 o'clock until Tuesday,
November is, at 1922
Notlock.
Washington, Nov. II. - Fresh
&A memories of the soldier dead,
II conference on the limitation OF
.,usmsnts met in its first session
1ay to seek the rule under when
sssnu and righteousness shall
|sTail."
N the memorial hall OF the
kughters Of the American Revo-
.tton the statesmen and diplo-
~ Of five great powers and the
hresentatiyes Of four more gath
IA about the table to organize
II way through which they hope
4 remove causes which might
&d to war and then as a conse-
|<ence remove the economic bur-
u and waste the world suffers
PREPARATION.
DELEGATES Arrive EARLY.
Il Although the opening hour oi
Se first session was set for 1896
flOck the notables began arriv.
b soon after 10 to hear the open
b address Of President Harding
ID to form their permanent or
Imitation with Secretary Hughes
h president Of the conference
Pc galleries allotted to the rep
kentatives Of official and diplo-
Rtlc life the world over contain
many notable figures Of pres.
4 day history.
In the center of the big room
Ps the conference table, shaped
square U, its top covered will
|ight green baize. A gray desl
|Oller with a try Of pens and al
H well lay before the chairman'l
|ace for each delegation.
The American delegation hat
'alrs across the west end witt
L French on their right and th'
push on their left. To the righ-
me French were the places al
Yea to the Japanese, while tn,
Hhans had a corresponding posi-
Pn directly across.
BRAND Loses Hat
A. the foot of the table and a
Ealler 1 ones were the Portuguese
'lslans, Dutch and Chinese. Ad
ees had chairs of gold an,
Ivuf Y directly back of their dele
'uonS' Behind the Americas
r''on were draped the flags o
nine nations. Senator Lodg
4 Tue first of the American
ses1lon to arrive. He wake,
ss' she room meeting member
As american advisory commit
Much as he talks with col
Esues in the senate chamber
s's was a scattering of gol,
n IN the galleries.
A' the French delegates reache,
''. nam entrance there wa
! ussnlng of a jam.
.lsIisr BRAND. edging his wa.
ousn' dropped his silk hal
4 -uaa's quickly made a wa
am to get in.
a'ary and naval attaches an
IN full dress uniform.
=
~. show of plumes an
sles such as Washington ba
a since the war. Almos
ners were in the conven
''ess of the diplomat
\. r.r,'. rsssident Coolidge an
4 ~ 1'ldge and Speaker Gillet
H. .0sse' and Mrs. Gillett oC
o01 to the right rear q
-'lnaed on Page Nine.l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

Belated frosts have prevailed
over Hood River valley the last
several days. and garden truck,
which has been plentiful up to the
present time. has been killed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
SEEK BAN ON BUILDING BATTLESHIPS
ootbaII

Finals l
Harvard 8, Brown Z.
Dartmouth IA, Pennsylvania IA
Syracuse IA, Colgate 0
Penn State 13, Navy z
Ohio University 2s; Columbia
4.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 12Americas concrete proposal for
limitation of naval armaments-the of the arms con-
presented today by Secretary Hughes at the
very opening Of the first sessions
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12
Circulation

Is',stidu Ivsrasti N Of Salem, 1900. 4s5s;
f'palsl4 solo 1904; 1920. 1879,
~, ~ County, 1920, 47,l77.
Marion ga19 County. 1920. l4.lsl.
..rsasr rGts of Audit Bureau Of cireI, ,y,,
h1aiOI Iation., Associated Press run
Leased Wire
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

OREGON: Tonight and Sunday
fair east, increasing oloudiness
west portion. Moderate winds,
probably becoming southerly.
LOCAL: Trace rainfall, north
ely winds, cloudy, marx. so, uins
Al, river 30 feet and falling.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-12

''''lnued on Page Nine. J
Evening star., 1921-09-22
@6M,lEIT[YH " QhNTS

If you are going to do it yourself
clip the ends OF the hair with a sharp
pair of scissors. Braid the hair into
a great many thin tight braids. Run
your hands backward over these SO
as to bring out all the short ends,
then clip them off and clip a few
inches from the bottom of the hair
It is much quicker and easier to singe
these ends by running a match or q
lighted taper along the hair. but this
had better be done for you by some
one else. otherwise you might set
fire to the whole braid.
If the hair has a tendency to split.
massage the scalp frequently with
oil.
Reader.-Yeast neither increases nor
decreases weight. 1t provides vita.
mines and aids digestion.
NJ. T: G.-Your mixture Of oils will
do very well to use on the face and
much better than a poor cream. Yes.
Egyptian henna can be used to darken
hair that Is turning gray.
Bob-F'eet that perspire like yours
require professional care. Consult q
first class chiropodist or your doctor.
NJ. MA mixture of peroxide and
ammonia will do this more quickly,
but peroxide alone will do It. tax
Ing more time.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
: Two Good Luacheons.

Rice and Cheese En- Casserole.
Tea. Chocolate Fudge Cake.
Preserves.
Rice and Cheese en- Casserole
Wash and pick over one cup of rice.
Soak overnight. Cook till tender In
boiling salted water. keeping an ex-
cess of water to prevent rice from
sticking and to keep the grains sepa-
rate, Now melt three tablespoons of
butter In the upper part of q double
boiler, add three tablespoons -four and
one oots teaspoon 81 sal. salt an and m mix ito to !, 2
cups of sweet milk and cook, stirring
steadily. until this sauce is thick,
then add one cup of grated or finely
chopped cheese and let 1t melt (still
stirring). Grease medium-sized
casserole and place in 1t alternate
hot cheese sauce. having the sauce
layer on top. Cover with buttered
crumbs and bake till well heated
through and crumbs are brown (about
one-half hour in a good oven). Serve
hot.
Chocolate Fudge Cake.-Cream one.
quarter cup of shortening with ene
cup of brown sugar and add one
square of unsweetened chocolate
which has been melted, one we'll
beaten egg. one-half cup sweet milk
and one-quarter teaspoon salt. one
half cup -four and three teaspoons
baking powder sifted well together.
Beat hard and bake in two layer
cake pans for thirty-five minutes in
a hot, oven. Fill and spread top with
the following:
Nut-fudge Frosting-Put one and
one-half cups of brown sugar, one
tablespoon butter, one square of
scraped unsweetened chocolate,
pinch of salt and one-third cup of
sweet milk in small saucepan and
let this mixture heat slowly and boil
to the soft ball" stage Chat is. when
little of it is dropped into cold
water it forms a soft BALD. Then
remove from the fire, add one-half
cup of chopped nut meats and beat
till smooth and creamy. Spread on
the warm cake at once.
Cheese Club Sandwiches.
Cocoa Peach Custards.
Cheese Club Sandwiches.-Make a
mustard butter as follows: Beat to a
cream one-quarter cup of butter. add
one-half teaspoon prepared mustard.
few drops of cider vinegar or
lemon juice. and few grains of
Evening star., 1921-09-22
Healthy Hair.

Have you acquired the habit of
watching other, people in street cars
or on the trains Cor while you are
walking along the street? I find my
self watching them most critically,
but that, of course. IS because help
ing to correct small personal flaws
is my business. And one thing that
i .have noticed frequently lately is
the extraordinary number Of split
ends OF hair on the heads of the
giEls ] see. I think this may be be-
cause we are nearing the end of a
hot summer when the hair has been
sunburned and allowed to go wild.
Summer is a healthy time for the
hair. but somehow we all neglect
ourselves a little bit during the hot
weather.
If the ends of the hair are split or
cracked they should be either singed
or clipped about once every six weeks.
There is an old superstition that this
should be done at the new moon. OF
the full moon, I have forgotten which.
But this superstition probably only
meant that the hair should be Singed
with certain amount of regularity.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
Rice and vegetable Dish.

Take three-fourths cup Of rice. one
tomato. one green pepper, one table
spoonful of butter, salt and cayenne
pepper to taste. Boil the rice until
tender, chop the green pepper fine
and cut up the tomato. Mix all well,
add seasoning and butter, and bake
one-half hour. The addition of a
chopped onion is an Improvement to
the dish if onion flavor is liked.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
Sauce Piquante for Cold Meat.

Put a large spoonIuI OF sWeet Dut"
ter in a stewpan. Slice into it two
onions, two carrots, little thyme,
two cloves and a Glove of garlic. Let
them cook until the carrots are soft.
shake in q little -four, let 1t cook five
minutes longer, then add q cup OF
beef or veal stock and half q cup OF
strong vinegar. Skim and strain
through a sieve. Add salt and pep
per when boiling.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
VELVET HAT WITH
SPANISH COMB ORNAMENT.

posed in contrast to the surrounding
crepe. On the girdle variety Of
flowers and fruit are appliaued, and
the grapes. roses. eardenias and green
leaves form q colorfui and attractive
"melange." The skirt has one loose
apron panel at the front. and longer
ones at each side. which are looped
up under the skirt hem.
A stunning dress of navy tricotine
is simple in workmanship and yet
in the elaborateness of its
trimming, This consists Of Egyntian
braid, which coils and twists Itself
in an amasing intrieaey of color and
design over the entire length Of the
farinE sleeves. and also on the lower
two-thirda Of the skirt. The girdle is
of plain navy tricotine, and passes
through circles of black ivory. one at
each side. which hold its folds in
place.
Large Spanish combs are the latest
millinery innovation. and as Spanish
atmosphere is usually one Of color.
these picturesques ornaments are
placed on brilliant velvets or silks
The toQue illustrated Is OF scarlet vel
vet and the large black comb is placed
high on one side OF the drapery.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
Home. Pressed Corn Beef.

Wash the eorned beef Thoroughly in
several waters. bring it to boil and
then pour Oft the salty water. Boil
until tender enough to place in a
baking pan. Put 1t into the oven.
surround with halved white potatoes
and roast. baste often. This meat is
best when cold and sliced. served with
Press in a bread pan.
lnaf size
Evening star., 1921-09-22
S&E'{i$$$|ss!ss;s!9:&!Es:9&BaaAI1z|t { :! !; &:
@zW Laura A. NEIanan
kauro' A. NEK{1noa

paprika. Cut white bread into thin
slices and toast it, Spread each piece
with the mustard butter and put two
pieces together with q little grated
American cheese, chopped onions, a
slice or two of ripe tomato. a piece
of crisply fried bacon and little
salad dressing (the bottled prepared
mayonnaise will do when. time is
shorD. These sandwiches are little
meal in themselves. 4 slice OF
chicken is delicious addition. but 10
not at all necessary. Or q hard-boiled
egg sliced may be added. The house
wife can make them in ten minutes
it she has all the ingredients pre-
pared. ready for the bread to be
toasted.
Peach Custards-GliceF ripe peaches
and heat to boiling point; drain and
place the pieces in individual rame-
kiHs. Now make the custard by com
bining one-half cup sweet milk. one
half cup peach juice from the drain
ed fruit. a pinch of salt. two lightly
beaten eggs and one-half cup sugar.
Cook in double boiler till slightly
thickened, then add one drop almond
extract and pour it over the peaches
Set ramekins in pan of hot water and
bake thifty-five minutes in slow oven.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
ADVANCE FASHIONS IN THE SHOPS

| tiful and unusual. The lining 10 Of
imported silk brccade.
Hack u stu CONNIE II faut" for
gowns, especially II they are tor street
or afternoon wear. and 4 very attrac-
tive model OF kttten's-ear crepe il on
Evening star., 1921-09-22

ably be widely used In the near future.
For the girdle of the gown the modiste
has reversed a wide strip of the crepe
and draped 1t once about the waist
so that the glossy satin side Is ex-
Evening star., 1921-09-22

display In 4 local shop. The bodice
has q severely plain Florentine neck.
and Just the suggestion of kimena
sleevelets. To these = fringe Of rib
hons. finished with tiny black balls,
Is sewn. and the ribbon strands are
intePwoven to form epen-work lat.
tieed sleeves. while the ends dangle
loose to the elbows. Braided fringe
sleeves of q similar type have been
used abroad for some little time, but
Evening star., 1921-09-22

Prices realised On Swift 4 Company
ending Saturday, Sept, IL, 1921. on shipments
sold out, ranged from 10 cents to Is cents per
pound and averaged la,a5 cents per pound
Advertisement
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-21
HER HUSBANDS FRIEND"
AT THE ELKO SUNDAY

: Enid Bennett in her latest Para
mount starring vehicle. "Her Hus-
bands Friend, 'which''is.to be the
feature attraction at the Elko The
atre on Sunday next.
Her Husbnnd's Friend" was di
rected by Fred Niblo, under the sup
ervision. of Thomas II. lnce. Thu
story was adapted to the screen from
Marjorie Benton Cooke'1 famous nov
ell, "The Incubus" Miss Bennetts
role is that of a young wife, who
when she becomes widow, Is un7
aware that her husbands best friend
had promised to care for her Meth
ler have met and while the young
widow believes that the money she
receives regularly comes from her
ushard:s estate. the friend soon be-
cins to snuirm u"de" the burden i'm
oo~ed on him. They meet in queer
circumstances md presto! Cupid gets
iusy. Now they travel the road1:o1
1--we makes a highly entertaining
story, !. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-21
r071R ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
SHOWING TONIGHT AT GRAND

Showing tonight only at the Grana
the tire the four acts OF vaude'llle
this week are composed of, Thornton
and Berke!y, boob comic and a cute
girl. who get lot Of laughs because
of the timidncss of the boob IN Try
ing to get acquainted with the glrl;
A cornet speciality by the man and
the dance finish by the couple, closes
the act. Violet Mallory & Co., In "A
Comedy Surprise" offer unique rev,
elry of song and comedy that VIII
keep the audience wondering VIVA
IA coming next One of Miss NAL
lory's representations that OF
.scrubwoman" always telling STORIES
g a gem that always provokes hearty
laughter and applause. Lou Elllot1'
ia "a mole impersonator with a barl-
tone voice who will offer real char7
acter study in song and stories. The
Westons present a highclass Oriental
novelty, both doing some very DIM.
cult feats, in one Of which Miss Wes-
ton walks ladder Of sharp swords IN
her bare feet.
Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran, the
happy. pair who appeared in the com
edy special LA La Lucille m"Fe
theirosecond appearance in five part
comedy photoplay "Once Plumber
which will precede the vaudeville al
both evening. shows, tonight only.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-21

ssrHE, BRANDING 1p0N's ~
GOIDWYN's LATEST SPECIAL
THE Branding Iron," which comes
to The Grand theatre Saturday and
SUNDAY. is the latest Goldwyn feat
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-21
THE POOP SNIP" At
ELKO THEATRE TONIGHT

The name Of owen Moore mas De-
come synonymous with th"t new va
riety OF comedy that has taken the
theatre-going public by
storm. Some people call it po-
lite comedy''--lt's really comedy ORA
ma, depending for it's humor on COM
plicatiops wherein the hero is wrone
every time he is right. 1t inspi' e.
sympo thy for the hero-and nafe:
that sympathy expressible in 4aufh:-
err. Il
In such comedy as this, called
1.-The Poor Simp," Owen core Is T.
appear at the Elko tonight, also Sat-
urduy matinee and evening.
The story deals with the rather
surprising adventures of rich 'urT
American who leaves his i'ncee and
her mother to attend to trifling err
rand. and runs into street fight and
right out of the picture. He finds
himself in taxi with beautiful un-
known young woman and a gangster
BY the cyclonic development OF
plot, the young American finds him
self deserted by fiancee, and himself
under the sha dow Of sudden and mys'
tNricus death. Then-the clouds
part, but not without many laugh
producing incidents.