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The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Fall Underwear In Demand.

a steadily increasing demand for
knitted underwear for fall is reported
by manufacturers. Nearly all orders.
according to prominent manufacturer.
are for immediate delivery and are in
dicative OF hand to mouth buying by re-
tailers. Manufacturers are confident Of
healthy demand In the next few weeks.
rs they believe that the largest bulk Of
fall buying will be done then. There has
Deen some slowing down in the demand
ior underwear for next spring. Present
prices for spring underwear are about
10 per cent. higher than the opening
prices and there is some possibility Of
further stiffening. There has been no
increase In fall prices.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Thrown SILK Trade IRREGULAR

Demand for thrown silk is best de-
scribed as spotty. A small volume of
buying Is being DONE but nearly all the
orders call for prompt, delivery. The
call for thrown silk from piece dye mills
IS steady. is reported. Reports from
statesmen who have visited mills In
helgnporing States are not very en-
couraging. Buyers generally are watch
ing tne trend OF prices. Certain sellers
seemyto be willing TO shade prices to in
duce buying. Desuitory buying is being
done by the hosiery interests who are
stiil harasscd by the dress style ques-
tion.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
NEW ENGLAND FUEL OIL co.

al special meeting Of tho stockhol-
ders Of the New England Fuel OH Com
pany will be held on August % TO vote
on an increase In capital stock from
$3.50, 600 to 100000 and 70 authorize
directors 70 sell all or any OF the In
creased stock. $4,000 shares. at not less
than s65 a share.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Mesh Bag Business Improves.

Business In the mesh bag manufactur-
ING trade Is showing Improvement. Sales
men are on the road booking orders for
the fall and Christmas holiday seasons.
Retailers are believed to be carrying
small stocks, and, although they are
more optimistic, their policy apparently
Is to continue to keep their reserves COM
paratively small. The demand is large
~ centered on silver mesh bags. with a
small call for the green gold. There
have been slight reductions in prices.
which manufacturers have been COM
PEELED to make in order to place their
goods on more even keel with i'm
ported merchandise.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
TrMKEN STOCK SOLD.

Hornblower and Weeks. as managers
or the Offering group, announced yester-
day the closing OF the books with n
heavy oversubseription for the 100000
shares OF Timken Roller Bearing Com
many stock
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
BUSINESS NOTES
! AND TRADE NEWS
Raw Silk Prices Advance in
Yokohama Market-Local
Trade Strengthens.

The Yokohama raw silk market was
moro active yesterday and prices con-
tinued 10 stiffen. Transactions totaled
around 2,400 bales. according TO cables
BUYERS were again active. while buying
for European account was moderate.
The trend in the foreign market served
II strengthen the local market. AL
though trading continued comparatively
small, there was better. feeting in the
market here. Manufacturers are still re-
stricting their purchases to their imme-
diate needs, but the numerous inquiries
recently received have given rise to the
opinion that a healthy demand from
manufacturers will develop soon.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
BONDS SIN STOCK EXCHANGE
Continued from Preceding Page.

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III. :. LAND BANK FARM LOAN RoNps

U. 4. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
tFed. Land Bank Farm Loan
%. Now op. 3f..... .104M 104m 40
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
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tied Land Bank Farm Loan
So. May, 1883 op. 23.......f f00h 1O0x s.25
iFed. Land Bank Farm Loan
4ls. May. 1912 op. 32.....f0i f0fk As
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
4,ks. May. 1889 op. a4.... toz i0oh 40
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
as, Nov, 1888 op. 30. ..... poH f00M 40
tied Lard Bank Farm Loan
4ns. May, 1887 op. 2o..... ooI ioois 40
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PHILADELPHIA.

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JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

JOINT STOCK land BANK BONDs.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't.
Chicago Joint 8. l.. n.
5i1s. Nov, 1851. op. 81. .10sM ioS ss5
fJoint stock Land Bank ss,
tJoint Stock Land Bank So.
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The New York herald., 1922-08-23
BALTIMORE.
BONnS.

$500 A g l. ofcy. .2os a5a. a5E a5A asM
1000 Consol Coal IS 0i5 a1i1 nitI piL
1000 Consol Coal 6s. lO0M 100A 1oOM 1n0A
1000 Con Gas 49,. SS IS So IS
1000 Con Pwr AS. oiL aiL atN DIX
1000 Con pwr 6s 40. f03L 1o3i4 103it 1O3it
10000 Con Pwr Ths. ..itni4 1iot4 1loA 1t0ii
2ioO0 csdn Co o. los JOG l05A 1854
5000 Dvdsn s 4 Y Gs aSih ass aSis psis
1000 Falrrnont Ci 5s o4ia as4 g4L 94it
1000 Ga q ALA -. 50 81 80 s3
1000 Lex Rwy rs. 81 81 50 SO
1000 Men - a De- Ss 5s ~ rs
1000 Pa wtr pwr ~ pI7s p7M OK a77s
20cn " Rys&E let Is Tfh T4is T4h T4h
2oo0 " Rys&E 1ncfS "a 81 M 81
100 II Eys&EFdgaa 7S so TS 50
1000 " Rys&E Bs 81 aS 9s aS %
5000 u Rys&EGs i02 io2 i02 1O2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
A NeW Cnrp-AH

Senator l. Patterson, old time political spokesman, who
poses dr farmer haing from the picturesque city Of
Eoa has turned political reformer and with cornmendabe
zeal worthy of better cause offers his services to and
purify the body polite Of all the ills the taxpayers is heir to
provided he is elected governor.
There is political anlent that Doctor Patterson will
not magcay remedy. Like tanlac, he is universal curea
Are taxes too high? He wiz cut them Are salaries eE-
orbitant? He viii reduce them. Are losing money!
He viii make il for you He win slash his salary
and If would not be surprising if he would consent to serve
for nothing. Even then he might be costly
If any branch Of government has offended he will pluck
it out If any law undesirable, he viii repeal IT, If any
statute is needed viii it. Indeed after reading
his platform wonders why not abolish the legislature
and the state officials and let Dr. Patterson do It all
Everything that anybody everybody wants Dr. Pat
teson is out for and if ne forgotten anything, just
remind him and he viii be for it. To show that he is in
earnest he agrees to seek second terprobaby one
term win be enough for all concerned At any rate viii
be harder to fool the people second time.
1t bad that Senator Patterson did not the
great white light Of reform little while for joint
chairman Of the Ways and Means Committee Of the last two
sessions legislature he welded greater power than
any member Of either branch and he could have effected
great savings in expenditures and materially reduced
tion-but it record that he tried On the other
hand he captaned the battle for the a grabs and
to it that all the possible to spend under the six
percent limitation law, was appropriated
To show how recent Senator Pattersons conversion in
pena1 OF the poor do"nodden taxpayer ls II Is only neces
sary 10 recall that at the special session last December he
of those who worked and voted soak the
three million dollars for the Portland 1925 exposi
ton and that he stoodpat for the fair boomers against the
taxpayers. But that a long, long time ago-nearly
three months.
Although the leopard does change his spots or the
ethiopian his skim would not any aspersons the
sincerity Of Senator Paersons the cause of
the oppressed taxpayers at election me for the
political chameleon always change his hue according to-
environment? And is it not bred in the bone of the pristine
politician to promise all creation get the votes?
Senator Patterson lacks the frakness Of Colonel John
Ross southern Oregon pioneer who in his campaign for
the senate years ago told his constituency that would go
hell for them get their votes but after his election
they could a go heland his honesty elected him for
the people knew he telling the truth while Mr. Patterson
promises much that he suspicion
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Rodent Control
Meetings Called
In Polk County

Dallas. Or, March IA series
of rodent control meetings in this
county are being arranged by
County Agent Paul Carpenter to
take place between March 27 and
april l, and viii consist Of after
noon and evening sessions. The
primary objects OF the meetings
are to discuss and demonstrate the
proper methods Of handling the
control Of rodents. I. y. Gabriel
son, & rodent determination expert
With the United States govern
neHt headquarters al Portland
will have charge Of the discussions
and demonstrations The after
noon sessions will be devoted 10
the subject Of gopher poisoning
and the evening sessions viii
bring cut different phrases OF the
squirrel poisoning campaign.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
British Troops
Closing In On
Rebel Forces

London, March 14.-tBy Asso-
eiated Press. l--Pret0ria govern
meat forces are closing IN upon
the reyolutionaries from the east
and west. according to late ad-
vices from South Africa. The
main eenters OF resistance are now
at Fordsburg and Jeppestown.
where the government forces are
opposed TO heavily armed rebel
commanders
a BloemfoRtain dispatch says
.he main railway line was dyna-
nited near the Transraal border
and a locomotive derailed. but
there were no casualties.
johannesburg. which on Satur-
day and Sunday was the center of
he battel area, resumed its nor
nal appearance yesterday, accord
ing 10 Reuters correspondent
there The streets were filled with
the usual shopping crowds and
the fashionable tea rooms and
stores were all doing business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Haywood Heads
Group to Run
Big Iron Plant

Moscow. March 14.-William
D. Big Bill" Haywood heads a
group OF American l. W. w. to
whom Premier Lenine has grant
ed a concession to operate the big
Nadedinskjy iron works in tbs
Ural mountain region, part Of the
coal mines In the KoSnetz basin
and auxiliary factories.
Haywood disappeared from the
United States last year while IN
der $4,000 bail after he and
about 80 other l. W. w. had been
convicted OF espionage and con
spiraey against the government In
the war He has since taken some
part in the deliberations Of the
third internationaie at Moscow. }
1t is stipulated that 4sOo Amer
icSn workmen with a technical
personnel shall be brought into
Russia to operate the properties
Each must bfinS with him 800
worth Of tolls and agree to observe
the soviet labor act.
The production OF the conces-
sions is to go TO the government.
which undertakes to supply the
workmen with homes. ratiOns and
farm lauds,aud allow them part Of
the production to carry on deyel-
opment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Harding To End
Houseboat Cruise
In Florida TODAY

West Palm Beach. Fla. Mar. II
.-tBy Associated Press Plan.
ming to make this port the ter
minus Of his housaboat cruise
down the coast. President Hard.
ing and his vacation party were
scheduled to arrive here early to-
day and. according TO announced
plans will return to st. Augustine
late in the day by train.
Before leaving Fort Pierce.
where he stopped yesterday for a
game OF golf. the president let IL
be known that he intended to De
in St Augustine Wednesday
rain or shine" and that he prob
ably would leave there for Wash
ington on Friday. He was unde-
cided as to what his program here
today would be. but it was under
stood that If would include either
golf or a fishing trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
How to Make Pine
Cough Syrup at Home
Has no equal for prompt re=ulfs.
Takes but a moment to prepare,
and saves you about s..

Pine Is used in nearly ali prescrip-
tions and remedies for coughs. The
reason is that pine contains several
elements that have a remarkable
effect in soothing and healing the
membranes Of the throat and chest.
Pine cough syrups are con- bina tons
OF pine and syrup. The syrup" part
u usually plain sugar syrup
To make the best pine cough remedy
that money can buy, put =, ounces
Of PineK in a pint bottle, ard FL VI
with homemade Eggzr syrup. o.
you can use clarified mOlasses. honey
or corn syrup. instead Of sugar syrup
Either way, you make q full pint
more than you can buy ready-rsad
for three times the money. 1t ia
pure, good and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel tks take hold Of .
cough or cold IN 4 way that means
business Ths cough may Be drx.
hosrse and tight, or may Be persist
entity Loose froa the f0-uztisn Of
paiegm- The cause j. the same-ir-
named EsmhraRes-ana tbs PineK
and Syrup combination vii s.op II
in "a hours or less. Spler-
lid, too, for bronchial asthma. hoarse-
ness. or any ordinary throat aiinent.
Fiaex IS 4 highly concentrated eom-
pound Of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and Is famous the world over
Tor lis prompt eject upoz eoughs-
Beware OF suhstitates- Ask Tuur
irugElst for -2L Ounaes OF Pinexs
sta directions, and don't accept anT-
thing else Guaranteei to give abso-
.nte satEEfaction Or TnnaeT refunded
The PIuex Co- Fl Wayne, Ind.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
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20 bed and Kitty followed
After a few moments she burs,
INTO q fit OF laughter. in which
Joined her.
Il just wonder" she said when
ahe could speak. what Theodore
Strztton 5 screen fans would think
Il they could have had a moving
picture OF their idol tonight
drunk. dressed up and no place Il
go"
Il was awful, Kitty-awful -
whispered.
Yes, l know. but wasn't it fun
N.Y." and Kitty went off into an
other paroxysm OF laughter.
It's quite tragic to me. Kitty
I thought today when l saw you
and John Storm together how
much happier I was than you
could ever be. and 1 come back
here tonight and find my house OF
cards all in little heaps. l can
never have the same feeling to-
ward Theo as have had"
"Oh, yes you viii. Just remem-
Der il was not Theodore Srrattou
that you saw tonight. It was John
Barleyeorn speaking. You must
get over the conventional habit.
Virgie, of dividing people in
to two classes-the good and had
I have.
Il have never seen a person 80
good that l did not find some bad
in him, and no one so bad that l
did not discover a good trait or
two"
AT first I had thought Theo-
dore stratton all good. Kitty"
replied, "and now l seem TO think
that he is all bad"
Kitty insisted that he was lust
Ike all the rezt-part good and
part bad.
But. Kitty" I demonstrated
be should have had respect
enough for me 70 have stayed
away when he was not himself.
Does he not realize in what a po-
sition he has put me?"
He never though OF it at all.
All men are selfish. my dear
some more and some less. The
greatest fault of Theodore STRAIT
ton is that he utterly selfish. His
esOtisn and ''sslf-centeredaess''
has grown with the glorification
that has been given him By his
admirers who have only seen him
on the screen, until he thinks he
Is above the laws OF God or man.
1t never enters his mind that
anything he wants TO do is not the
thing to do. But. Virgie. most OF
those who have great success on
the screen become egotisticaI and
self-centered- Theodore is by No
means alone in that Still I should
regret very much to know that
you loved him deeply. yirgie"
om0rrow-A woman's Firs,
Love
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Widow Cries fer Joy

/ couldn't eat anything but
raw eggs and sweet milk and was
so weak l could hardly walk
across the room. I would have been
in my grave today il hadu 1
taken Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
when I did When I think how l
have suffered with my stomach
and how good l feel now cry for
joy" II is a simple. harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrh-
al mucgs from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach, liver and intestinal ailments
including sPpeRdicitis One dose
viii convince or money refunded.
J. c. Perry and D J. Fry. (sdvl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14

Thousands upon thousands Of.
eager spectators iammed London
streets to see Princess Mary ride
from the royal home TO Westmin-
ster Abbey. where she was we'd
ded TO Viscount Laschelles, this
photo shows the throng that wit
messed the passing Of her royal
highness from Buckingham pal
ace, seated in the carriage with
Princess Mary is King George Of
England, her father.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Feet Of Clay.

oh. l hale you. I hate you" l
.Glled fiercely through the door 10
Theodore Stratton, but 1 could not
aelp a little giggIe at the sound OF
the c0utemptuous grunt from Kit
y in the bed.
But l don't hate you, baby
child" came IN mg1dlin tones
Lrom this idol l had put upon Z
pedestal. Even if yOa don't love
ne any more you must let me love
you. Tell me you will let NE spend
my life making you happy and I'll
90 home, pleaded the thick tones
Jf Theodore.
You might tell him, Virgie, ="
.alled Kitty dryly, that he can
0egin now making you happy By
going home and letting US gst
some sleep"
Theodore Stratton caught her
voice. oh. 50 Kitty Dalton Is
with you Well, then there is no
reason why I should not come il
and talk with you. Open the door
No. Theodore, il is e.. II. You
can't come in"
But. my dear girl. l have a
wonderful scheme and l want TO
tell it to you. l want to make
you happy. always"
You can tell it to me in the
morning, Thee" Though I refused
min my sense OF humor again
tricked my lips into z faint smile
at the idea Of hIs-begging to be
allowed 10 make me happy while
he was in the very act OF annoy
ing me. Already / felt that be
hind the doors along the hail. ears
we're being lifted from pillows in
attempts to find out what was go
ing on in the apartment OF the
movie actress.
But, through the small opening
Of the door, l had made the mis-
take Of letting him catch the ghOs.
0f the smile that fitted across my
face and he lurched forward.
There. There, is my baby child
now. She has been away all even
ing. / have been trying and try
ing to get her aud now she is go
ing to let her poor Theo talk it all
over with her" TheOdOre's silly
words and thiekened speech were
beginning to pail.
She certainly is not" exciaim-
ed Kitty jumping out OF bed and
running to the door And when
you are perfectly sober tomorrow,
Theodore Stratton, Virgie is going
10 ask you not to call her by tha,
silly name Of 'baby-child' again. /
She is not a child and as you have
more to the growing
up process than anyone, you
should certainly be aware OF the
fact.
And then something happened 1
that one would not think possible /
with Theodore Strstton-that ter
rible, grownup boy simply sat
down upon the floor in the hail /
aud with his head against thei
lamb Of ny door. be wept. Tears
streamed down his face.
/ was almost crazy, for / heard 4
other doors down the corridor
open softly. Kitty. too. was des-
9erste, She eve9 gaTe him a lit
lie kick with one OF her bars feet
Is she whispered sKcitsdly:
"Virgie. IL this ever gets out
rou are rainsd-and ! have con
ributed 10 it, The fact OF yeu
'eing with me would put a doubt
'ul aspect upon any explanation
hat we might give"
Get up, yen brute" she said
10 the huddled. /
Keeping Theo.
He staggered to his feet and ran
Uncertainty into the arms Of the
light watehnan.
Leave him TO me. Miss yirgie. "
lie said.
The man hauled Theo along the {
orriaor until he reached the ele-
ator. and then pushed him into /
he car with such force that Theo /
rashed against the other side, an +;
merit mass. 4
Covered with confusion and !
hame and heart hurt. I went back !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Revolution
Wins Albania

Rome, March I4-CBy Associ-
ated Press. An assembly OF
prominent Albanians has. decided
TO proclaim the fall OF the AIbsn-
ian government and TO c5nTene a
constitutional assembly 70 form a
provisional government. says a
semi-official dispatch from Duraz-
70 today. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Doyle Coming to
Lecture On Spirits

New York, March I4.-sir Ar.
thur Conan Doyle will come 10 this
United States next month TO lee.
ture in a brief tour on his investi.
cations concerned with life after
death.
Sir Arthur expects 70 reach
New York about April s, his local
manager announced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Stomach Wrong I

Every sufferer from stomach
trouble. gas, belehiRg. sour stom-
ach, nervousness. dizziness and
biliousness. should get a box Of
Mi-0-Na stomach tablets today
and start a treatment. Guaranteed
by Daniel ], Fry. (adv)'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Shrine Leader Dead.

Tacoma. Wash, March IA
Ellis Lewis. Garretson. in 1920 i'm
perial potentate OF the Mystic
Shrine OF North America. died
suddenly this morning at his sub
urban home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Sport Briefs


Indianapolis. - Bryan Downey,
Columbus. outpointed frankie
Cars0ns, New York, in ten rounds.
Buffal0.-Frankie Sehoelt, But
falo. received decision over Dave
Shade, California, at end of their
l5-round bout.
Minneapolis. - Earl Puryear
and Stewart Mclean have been
matched TO meet in 10 round, ne
decision match here March 81.
Salt Lake City-Honey Melody
Of san Francisco won six-round
decision over Frank Smithers Of
Salt Lake. The men are welters.
81. Louis.-Ed (Stranglerl Lew
is. worlds heavyweight wrestling
lide holder. defeated Jack Jurka.
Australia, in straight falls.
Hot Springs. Ark.-YOung Fitz-
simmons. Oklahoma City. defeated
Curley Smith, Phoenix, in ten
round bout. The men are middle
weights.
New York-Babe Ruth's con-
tract carries no provision for a
bonus on each home run, it was
officially announced by Colonel
Jacob Rupert. part owner Of the
club.
Freewzter. Or-Gust Shidesu-
FrseEstsr, failed TO throw Bas-
tana Singh. Hindu wrestler. twice
IN al hour. Nike Brotherton
boxer. knocked out Sailor Writ.
wrestler. In third round of tour
round mixed contest.
Watch your children for sTmp-
toms of worms. They undermine
the health and breed sickness. Use
Cream yermifuge- It ex-
pels worms and restores health
and Eigor- Price. 35c. Sold by
Dsn ! Fly (advl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
For rapid healing there is moth

ing like Liquid Borozone. II
mends torn flesh, heals cuts.
burns or sores so quickly no time
is lost from work. Price. soc, soc
and s1.20. Sold by Dan1 J. Fry.
(adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14
Seek Uniformity
of Crossing Signs

The need Of fewer crossing
signs, Of uniform type through
out the various states and a cam
paign TO educate the people Up to
a realization Of the hazard attend
ant upon the use Of grade cross
ings and unanimously agreed up
on by public service commission
ers, railroad representative and
engineers attending the safety =
conference at Olympia, Wash 81.
Friday. according to Fred A VIII
liams. chairman OF the Oregon
public service commission. who re-
turned from the conference to-
day. COncensus OF opinion at the
conference, Williams declares.
was that at the present time there
are so many signs of so many diff
ferent styles that their effect is
confusing to the public. The
grade crossing. although recog-
nized as hazard. must be con-
tended with for the present at
least upon branch line roads and
the public must be educated 10 a
greater respect for the danger
which lines in their use.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14

Atianta.-Seven killed. Is hurt
when Atlanta Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad coach derailed
near Union City, falling SO feet.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-14

Philadelphia. - Lew Tender
given decision over Alex Hart
Cleveland, in eight rounds.