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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

Before the departure OF. the
Japanese delegation from Toxic
threatening letters had been re-
ceived by various members Of the
cabinet and Prince Tokugawa him
self Just before embarking on the
steamer for the United States. re-
ceived a Enthusiastically worded doc
ument threatening him with as
sassination unless he achieved re-
suits at Washington OF benefit to
his country and warning him
also that he must not be too "for-
eign" in his attitude while in the
United States.
Leader OF Japan.
Mr.. Hara was rapidly attaining
predominant position in the no
litical life of Japan. SO much SC
that he was often referred to as
the Lloyd George Of the empire
He had achieved among Other
things kind of working co-opera.
tion between the military and
civic elements Of the government
The assassination Of Premier
Hara comes at dramatic moment
when the Japanese delegation Ii
assembling for the Washington
conference and when Japan Is in
tensely interested In the interna-
tional issues in which Premier
Hara has until now taken such ar
important part. He had been urged
| to head the delegation to Wash
ington, and for a time had th'
matter under consideration, bui
finally decided that his services
would be better employed at hom'
during the discussion at Washing
| ton.
Premier Hara frequently ad
dressed the Japanese diet concern
ing the serious work ahead To-
Japan at Washington and on Octo
Der he expressed the view tina
Japan's chief aim would be to pu
an endt o race barriers. He late
conferred with the American am
bassador at Toxic and the premie
soon afterward announced at ;
meeting of the government part.
that Japan was willing to com
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Some members OF the delegation
were inclined to attribute tn,
crime to Japanese "Ronln." o
Strong armed men," a band of so
called patriots, who some year
ago were responsible for the as
sassin Of Mr.. Abe, the chief of tn
Far Eastern section of the foreigi
office, for his alleged lack o. firm
ness in dealing with the Gaines
situation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Reduce Rate of
Bank Discount

Washington, Nov. 4.-Reduc-
tion in the rediscount rate of the
Cleveland federal reserve bank
from 51k per cent to per cent
effective next Monday. was an
nounced today by the federal re-
serve board.
Reduction Of the rediscount rate
of the Minneapolis federal reserve
bank from per cent to S II pei
cent effective Monday, also was
announced today by the federal
reserve board.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Smoot Plan For
Sales Tax Beat

washington, Nov. r. The e
Snoot plan for business sales tax
o. one half of one per cent of
gross sales exceeding $4,000 a
year was rejected today by the
senate, As to 25.
All those supporting the Smoot
pan we're republicans. The
usmocrats voted solidly in the op-
position and were joined by 22
republicans. This was regarded
as ending the effort to include a
,ales tax provision in the pend
ing revenue revision bill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
'aValry Horses
Burned to Death

R,ss..'' ~ ''.Ee City. Utah. Nov. -
zsa.s -. rraphsr. civilian black
tvra-, 1se twelve horses were
sss-,' 81 = death in fire which
rnI,,. stables at Fort Douglas
rirs, post near here. last
- ., rf.pher attempted to re
sr.,,..s - horses when he was
-, - b. the fIsms.- Tss M
:" ne nFe Is unknown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
lawyers
| IN CREBE
CASEHOT
4 attorneys Wrangle In
| Woman HSf0l rrn Pilots Trial;
1urT, Out Over Three
Hours, Disagrees

o.,,.,,c yerbosity which, ap-
!. UauI .sns'y was erroneously caicu
salsp1t'' |l.tsd b. Walter 6. winslow, "a at
'a,,s 'asesy for the defense, and Bar
ssg v'rIi Goldstein, private prosecutor. .
ny U vjtnsr the opposition during
y ". trial, trial Of Mrs. Edith Grebe. OF
\ snokaue ~ charged with careless
. spSlIrc sps reckless driving, obviously
t.iled Of its purpose in the Justice
,. .onrt here yesterday afternoon.
A,ter their several verbal clash
!. staged with much gusto, both
u nv M the court room apparent
Il " we'll satisfied.
Jury Out 8 Hours 80.
Incidentally, wherein the Grebe
ease was concerned, honors were
sveu. yainly closeted for more
+ than three hours, the jury last
uight declared that agreement
among its members belonged In
the category Of things impossible.
The vote stood three to three.
II was in their final, prolix har-
angues that Mr.. Winslow's and
Mr.. Goldstein's utterances were OF
nature which should never be
delivered Just before dinner. Mr'
WinsIow insisted that Mr.. Gold
stein had come all the way from
Portland for no other purpose than
10 attempt to cinch his clients
civil suit against Mrs. Grebe. On
the other hand, Mr.. Goldstein an
nounced, among many other alle-
cations, that Mr.. Winslow was
attempting to "try" everybody
with the exception Of Mrs. Grebe
! Mans Ankle Broken
The Grebe case grew out of an
accident which occurred some
time ago on the Pacific highway
near Salem. c. W. Fem, a Port
land-Salem stage driver, was
struck by the Grebe car as he was
adjusting hub cap on his auto
mobile. His ankle broken in three
places, he was taken to a loca
hospital. For four months, hi
testified, he was unable to work.
At the trial yesterday the state
eontended that Mrs. Grebe wal
guilty Of gross carelessness, while
the defense insisted that Fem, by
parking his machine at a narrow
point on the highway, was al
guilty Of the charge as she.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
McNary Amendment
To Tax Bill Passes

Washington, Nov. 4.-SenaSor
McNary's amendments to the tax
bill to permit deductions for losses
to property by the elements, to be
made on basis of value March /,
1918, if property was acquired be-
fore that time. instead Of original
costs. have been adopted by senate
This change affects considerable
tracts Of timber destroyed by fire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
American Finance
Minister In Ulster

Belfast, Nov. 4.-Sir Janiea
Craig. the premier who is about
10 leave for London for consulta-
tions over the question of an Irish
settlement. presided over meet
ing of the Ulster cabinet this
morning. John Milne Barbour
member OF a Paterson, N. j., fam
lly. was installed as finance min
ister temporarily, owing to a
breakdown in the health Of the In
.umbent, Hugh Mcdowell Pollock
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
$225 Reported by
"Y" Workers Today

Two hundred and twenty five
dollars were received today with
the eleven subscriptions reported
in the Y. M. C. A. drive for a
$4,000 fund to carry on the work
of the association in 1922, bring
ing the total now received up to
I$S76s.5O.
Today's subscribers are: DR.. H.
H.. olinger SIG, q. Hofer & Son
s32, R. C. Glover $40, G. B. Webb
$25, c. G. Murphy $40, B. H.
White $25, Hunt Bros. Packing
Co. $25, Lee Able SIS, H. F. Bone
steele s32.. ]. c. Penney Co. $25'
G. G. Quackenbush $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Ten Million For
Enforcement OF
Dry Law Asked

K Washington, No. 4.-Con- y
X gress will be asked for ten y
X million dollars for the en- =
X forcement of prohibition dur !
X ing the next fiscal year, an J
X increase Of $2,500,0oo over
X the appropriation for the
x current year
X X x X X X X \ X y y x =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Third Bank Fails
Western Nebraska

z Lincoln. Neb, Nov f. The
third bank failure this week in
Nebraska occurred today with
the closing OF the Home State
Bank at Dunning, Blaine cOanty-
Hart received q telegram from
one Of his examiners. L. C. oppsr.
fhat the institution was up q
paspst IT. and had closed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Charles Formally
DetIlroned Today

Budapest, Nov. 4.-Former En-
peror Charles was dethroned and
the Hapsburg dynasty was ousted
from Hungary by bill adopted by
the Hungarian national assembly
TODAY. Count Stefan Bethlen, the
premier, introduced the measure
in the assembly yesterday and 1t
was expected the debate would last
for at least two days Final action
upon it, however, was taken today.
vienna, Nov. 4.-The Hapsburg
dethronement act in Hungary is
declared by the Austrian press to
be inadequate from the viewpoint
II Austria and the little entente
nations. as it failed expressly to
exclude Ex-King Charles and the
other Hapsburgs from the elected
kingship. Therefore, 1t is declared.
aeither Czechosloyakia nor Jugo-
,laria will demobolize.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Vendor Of Love
Potions Indicted

Chicago. Nov. 4.-The cireula-
ton Of receipts for so-caiied ioFe
potions and secret love talismans'
to be secretly applied. through the
nails. led to the Indictment t''day
u Lucille s. Jackson, charges
with using the mails to defraud-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

Mrs. SoutElard
Found Guilty

Twin Falls, Idaho,N Nov. A.
LYDIA Southard was found
guilty of second degree muir
der today of Edward F. Meyer
her fourth husband by a jury
in district court here this af-
ternoon. The verdict was
returned after % hours deli
beration.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Put Bars Up On
Smuggling Aliens
Der Canadian Line

Sarnia, Ont, Nov. 4.-Americnn
immigration officials, alleging
that many aliens were being smng-
gled across the board at Sarnia.
and other ports along the st. Clair
river, today refused to permit any
one to enter the United States at
this point without undergoing
most rigid examination.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

D. c. Harris Of Portland has just
completed drilling a six-inch well
10 feet on his ranch near Crane
or the purpose Of irrigating BY
jumping. The water in the well
3 within seven feet Of the top.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Mark Drops Again.

New York, Nov. 4.-Germaa
marks, which have been declining
steadily. dropped to a new low rec
ord today, selling at .43 cent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

Drilling By the Blue Mountain
Dill company was begun TUESDAY
Morning on Hugh Listers ranci
aoa- Paulina. Another well vii
- started this week on the Charlie
bernard property near suplee-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

Perhaps he thought angel and her home was
when his bench in California on January ~
saia ~ Reatba watson to beautiful TO
live in large the sixteen-yearod grl pasne
her home ago. TOO oeauiu' inc 1e
nd thereafter so she the girl felt disappointed
of beauty that memorable day wnen tne uue
those words she compensated for to-day her race
fortune For the from the small town mas no" pio
~ fo az The dazzling Barbara film land and she is sun
very beautiful
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Assassination Comes at Dramatic Moment
When Japanese Delegation Is Assembling
for Washington Conference Was Referred
To AS Lloyd George of Japan Achieved
Cooperation Of Military and Civil Elements

Toxic, Nov. A.. by The Associated Press) Premier
Hara fatally stabbed in the breast today at the railroad
station in Toxic.
Washington, Nov. 4s-Japanese embassy officials and
members of the Japanese delegation to the armament and
Far conferences received the first from the AS
socated Press and were greatly depressed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
CIRCULATION

Average for 1920, $3.50: saoo aoxa.
P0gaiaS'Il4 .oiS 1904. 1920. 1879.
nv W County. 1920, 47.I77;
Marion g.1h County. 1920. 14.1sl.
as- folA 4 Audit Bureau Of Circ9-
latiOn. Associated fiess 1u'
Leased Wire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
The Weather

OREGON: Tonight and Satur-
day rain west. probably rain east
portion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

LOCAL: Rainfall. 10; easterly
winds; cloudy: maximum 40. min
mum AZ: river. 2 feet and falling.
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35c Dress
Ginghar1s
25c Yard
Il Inches Wide

~ AulShASO VVI0S
The most appropriate fabric
for children's school frocks, as
we'll as for women's h o u
dresses. Shown here in a large
assortment Of checks. plaids.
stripes and plain colors. Extra
fine, soft finish quality, in all
wanted colors.
,. Z9c Percales, 18c
36 inches wide. light grounds.
in neat checks. stripes, dots and
figures; high count quality. for
mems, women's. and children's
wear.
Csc Peggy Cloth, 19c
80 inches wide, a firm woven
washable fabric, especially desir-
able for boys suits. blouses and
women's house garments. Light
ana dark grounds.
l9e Shaker Flannel, l2Ezc.
a7-inch Bleached Shaker Elan
mel. extra heavy. double heeced
quality. aoldsaberE's-Irstf flser.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
Mems and WOnnen's
Umbrellas
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Factory seconds and odd lots of Mems and Women's
Umbrellas, of ranproof fast black American coton) taf
feta, with wide taped edges An of
attractive handles including womens ceulod and bakate
mountngs ceulod and bakaite rings and ebones and mis-
sions with heavy silk corded wrist loops Mems with Prince
of Wales loops and hardwood missions in many desirable
shapes Slight defects in finish caused the
facturer classify these umbrellas Seconds although
they fully guaranteed for and serv ice.
aoldsnbrbs Ir.t F1on.
Evening star., 1921-09-04

Two-strap Brown Pumps,
with Ball strap and low walking
heels; sizes ~ to 2.
Mat Kid Pumps, with turn
soles; full Louis heels; sizes 21s
to J; A to c widths.
Black Kid Oxfords, welted
soles and Cuban heels; sizes 2H
to :; B and c widths.
Two-button Brown Strap
Pumps, with Mckay sewed
soles and Cuban heels; sizes 21l
to-
Evening star., 1921-09-04
WOmen'S 81 to 81 Fall Shoes
at $2.85 Pair

A shoe sale remarkable in values combining
comfort and style with exceptional savings-right
at the seasons start A dozen fashion-favored
styles are represented including Oxfords and
Strap Pumps, with welted. turned and Mckay
sewed soles. Louis, Cuban and low walking heels
Full range of sizes and widths to choose from
Evening star., 1921-09-04

Brown Kid Oxfords. with
Cuban heels and welted soles;
sizes 2H to E.
One-strap Black Kid Pumps,
Mckay sewed soles and Cuban
heels; sizes IA to 7.
Two-strap Tan Pumps, with
military heels and imitation tip;
sizes ~ to 7; c and D widths.
Black Kid Oxfords, with welt
ed soles and Louis heels: sizes
.2H to J; B and D widths.
6oldsnbsfy's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
Tuesdays Special Sale o)
Table Danlask

Two special lots of dependable
quality table damask offered at
lowered prices that mean se76
erous savings.
$I1s value, sc ysrd-72-aneh
extra fine Marcerised Table
DamGsk, in q number Of pretty
patterns, A grade that 90
iaunders to perfection. OOC
Sale price. yd...,.......
&C value, 48c yafd-S8-inch
Msrcerized Table DamAsk. In Ave
neat patterns. Excellent 10
quality for general use. OC
Sale price, yd.
Goldenberg's-Firat x1es1.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
zoe Towels, l24c

A special purchase Of 200 dos
All-white Huck Towels, with
white Jacquard designs-fine soft
weave for hand or face use. Siss
lsx32 inches, Extra special for
Tuesday at 17Mc each.
Soc Turkish Towels, at 39e
13x4< inch Eiss Double thread
Bleached Turkish Towels, good
weight and absorbent weavst
suitable for face or bath use.
, oslAsabsg1'-1hst YesE.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
Knitting Worsted
Soc Hank

Full four-ounce hanks of Best
Grade Knitting Worsted. in
black. white and a complete as
sortment Of stylish fall shades.
Correct weight for sweaters.
tams, etc.
0oldsnberH'S-Efryt Floor,
Evening star., 1921-09-04
Little Tots Sweaters, $2.98

New All-wool Sweaters for the little
old; stylish plain weave, with turn; 90"
plain white, trimmed with blue or pink.
aslAsahas's-Thtrd 1iser,
Evening star., 1921-09-04
Girls and Misses
Au-WOOl Coat Sweaters
Extra Special for XII 0<

lust what mothers have been waiting fora special
sale Of Atwood Coat Sweaters for their daughters school
needs The values exceptional Smart practical styles:
In navy blue, maroon, dark green and brown Syliah
piain and fancysteh weaves with pockets belts and roll
collars cuffs Sizes 30 to IS for girls and misses