FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1925
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
junons irjLYNn libel
! CAS UNABLE TO AGREE
HEPORT STILL STANDS SEVEN
TO FIVE FOtt ACQOTTAIi
Case Against Arizona Publisher
Will Be Tried Again,
v Jnde Says - 1 .
YUMAj 'Ariz., June 18 (By
Assorted Press. ) A jory which
weT5jc' iato secret deliberation at
'Oock last night on the trial of
Xieorge W. Lynn, Yumarpublisher,
for criminal libel, reported in
court ari0:45 a. m., today that
not a single one of its members
had -changed opinions after their
first ballot was taken, and was dis
charged by Superior Judge' E-. E.
Elmo Bollinger. Jurors said they
stood seven' for acquittal and five
sfor conviction. i
- The court innounced that the
.case will be sent for retrial some
time In the fall, when another at-J
tempt will be made to sift the
.evidence , for and against. the state
contention that Lynn libeled E. P.
SanguiheUl. wealthy Yuma, busi
ness man, when he printed an edi
torial in the Yuma Herald con
.cerning alleged dangerous quanti
ties of formaldehyde in milk from
Sanguineus, dairy. .
Another criminal libel charge
based on an article in Lynn's pub
lication to ."the effect that an
guinettf paid proportionately low-
er .tas than others in Yuma
county also will Ue dealt with in
the fall. ' . "
The defense today" moved a de
murrer to the second complaint on
the ground that It did not contain
cause of action. This was over
ruled temporarily, the court an
nouncing the defense would be
given time to assemble its argu
meats -
thinking young people who are
expected to be the leadier: of-the
next generation, was the message
of Norman F, Coleman j president
of Reed college, In his address of
welcome to the delegates.! i; :
"Thin ' scientists hnv ! Mtt-rlered
the universe and made the : world
aj homely" place in which; to live;
they have ruled the belief in evil
demons. This Is the discovery of
truth and the world is heavily in-
debted to the scientists ,or sit,'
Mr. Coleman said, i hi
PLEA FOR CONSERVATION
OF RESOURCES IS MADE
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on the activities of pocket mice
In the Pacific northwest.
In the Pacific northwest there
- is being evolved a race of :strpng,
healthy and energetic people that
will bring about an industrial de
velopment and a civilization of
grandeur and magnificence never
before noted in the annals, of
mankind, said Erwin L. Weber,
consulting industrial engineer of
Seattle,, who Addressed the Ameri
can meteorological society 1 at a
meeting in connection with the
: sessions of the Pacific division of
; the American association for the
- advancement of science.
This industrial development will
not be brought about through any
miraculous agencies, ; said Mr.
-Weber, but will come through the
inevitable laws of nature, the laws
of cause and effect, of evoltlion,
of surviving of the fittesf and of
adaption to environment. 4
More careful study and observa
tion by federal and state agencies
of what happens to the vast quan
titles of fry released by fish hatch
eries intended propagation was
urged by Dr. J. O. Snyder, head ot
the zoology department of Standi
ford university.
Dr. snyder said that fish egg
hatcheries are probably instru
ments of depletion rather than of
conservation because of the in
- clination to release billions .of
r trout and salmon fry without
checking up on the vast quantities
of them that die with a view to
overcoming such agencies as may,
be responsible for their destruc-
'. tion. .
'The relation of the liberal col-
-iege to science is primarily 'not
" one of aiding in research but of
making the knowledge' obtained
" t y research significant in the
Accused in path
of Father's Choice
1 for Her Husband
ACCUSED DENTIST!
$115,000 IS ASKED FOR MIS
TREATMENT TO PATIENTS
SUED
FAKE PAPERS SAID USED
CAXADIAX JJQUOU ; VESSEI4
DECLARED VADISp L1W
LOS ; ANGELES, June! ! 18-
Tronbles multiplied r today: ! about
Dr. Thomas Young, dentist, who
is in the county jail awaiting ar
ralgnmentof an indictment charg
ing him With the .murdef of his
wife, Grace Grogan Young, whose
body was Recently recovered from
beneath the concrete bottom of a
cistern where Young told officers
he concealed it. ; - , rl.illr! -I '
Josephine Brathover, ! a I former
patient of the dentist, filed suit
for 115,000 alleging YauBg broke
her jaw last September! while ex
tracting a wisdom tooth.! 1 1 Attor
ney Paul . Schenck., announced he
was preparing suit for -$100,000
damages ,for.Irs. , Elmer j E. Mel
lette, widow of another? patient
who had died shortly after Young
had treated him. An autopsy re
vealed,: the attorney said, the pres
ence of a gold crown ! in one of
Mrs. Mellette's lungs. Fihally, of
ficials of the state board of dental
examiners admitted that! when
Young was taken into custody in
connection with the death of his
wife they had in preparation a
citation summoning him (to show
cause why his license should not
be revoked. I
VANCOUVER. B. C, June 18
Report was received -here today
that Mexican authorities at San
Francisco had reported to Ottawa
that vessels clearing from this
port with liquor cargoes, giving
Mexican porta as their destination
were operating under spurious pa
pers. When liquor is shipped from a
Canadian port, the carrier puts np
a bond for twice -the value of the
liquor. The fcond covers delivery
at the destination appearing in the
ship's papers. When the vessel re
turns with certificate 'that' the
liquor was delivered properly the
bond is cancelled. f 1
It was assumed here that the
message to Ottawa i alleged that
all vessels ostensibly carryTng
liquor to Mexico were deliver1nglt
to points along" the American-Pacific
coast, i
EXTENSIVE PAVING if !
PROGRAM LAUNCHED
(Continnd from pag
1)
to Twenty-fourth J Market,
Commercial to Fifth;
Liberty to High; Rural
from
Oak, from
from -Com
mercial to High; Saginaw, from
Superior to Rural; South, from
Commercial to Maple; Trade, from
High to Commercial ; North Win
ter, from D tb Market; North Fif
teenth, from Marionj to ; D; Ne
braska, from Capitol to Fifteenth;
North Liberty, Columbia to .Pine;
North Eighteenth. : D to Garden
Road; University, ; from Mill to
Bellevue; , Thirteenth, j Rural to
South City limits; Shipping from
Captitol to Cottage, ;jTl!L ! , ' :- 1
FUR AUCXIOX HEAVY
, SEATTLE:, U's l8.(By Asso
ciated Press.) -J. E. .Asnew, gen
eral manager of the Seattle fur
exchange announced tonight that
$200,000 worth of skins were sold
at the June auction of the com
pany yesterday. Many eastern and
Pacific coast fur markets were
represented at the auction, .There
was a very strong demand for
beaver, lynx, "mink, otter, ermine,
fisher, wolf, and all better grades
of all classes ot foxes.
this city, was announced today.
Seven women were found In the
apartment ; under the influence of
the drug, which made them "silly
drunk," the officers said. A day
later they were able to talk co
herently. No arrests were made and the
women promised ' to discontinue
their use of the stimulant, the
officers said. :
MANIAC ATTACKS YOUTH
KIEXI ..WIELDS HAMMER OX
;H0V; INJURIES SERIOUS
SEATTLE. : June 18. Harry
Welch, 18, .was attacked and ser
iously injured by an unidentified
man who struck at the youth with
a hammer as he lay asleep in his
home here today. j
Welch suffered broken bones in
both hands, probahle internal in
juries and possibly a fractured
skull. " After inflicting a number
of blows the head of the hammer
which the 'fiend was wielding
through an open window flew oft
and struck the wall. This circum
stance saved the youth's life, police
believe, i
C. C. Randoll and sons Claude
and Ray were Salem visitors yes
terday, (Their home Is at Amity.
WILD LIFE JO BE AIDED
THE PRESERVATION OF. GAME
BIRDS SOCIETY'S OBJECT
MOTHER AND SON FOUND
IXSAXE WOMAN AND DOT LIVE
IN STATE OF WILDXESS "
SPOKANE, Wash. June 18,
Resolutions - recommending that
steps be taken "to : organize - four
general groups 61 states in the
east, south, central and west por
tions of the United States for the
purpose of holding annual meet
ings to work for wild life preser
vation were adopted at the closing
sessions of the Western : Outdoor
Life conference here late" today.
. At the annual meetings all the
problems applying to wild life. In
the districts would be discussed
and recommendations made for
presentation to a national gather
ing. ?,
. The conference urged that con
gress establish game refugees, for
migratory wild fowl throughout
the United States and that mea
sures . be taken to prohibit "un
wise drainage ot swamp lands."
The. department of agriculture
was urged to exercise its authority
towards reducing federal bag lim
its on migratory birds.
: Another resolution asked regu
lations to prohibit "unnecessary
slaughter of wild water, fowl at
present permitted where . migrat
ory birds r hulk heavily during
open season.! j
PRINCE RUPERT. B. C, June
18J After fifteen years of isola
tion In the wilds of northern
British Columbia, a s 16-year old
youth, 6 feet 4 inches tall and
weighing 245 pounds; and a de
mented woman, his mother, were
taken on board. a boat for Van
couver. The boy will be placed
in the provincial industrial home
and the woman in a mental hos
pital. -
The two had been living in a
hut in the forest eight miles from
Vanarsdol on the Skeena river.
The boy had -grown up practically
wild. . His mother iept him. dress
ed in woman's clothing and led
him about by the hand.
When the boy saw a train for
the first time at Vanarsdol he
crawled aboard. He had no idea
what a banana, was and did not
know .what .to .do .with . Jt
given one.
when
CLUB LEADER NAMED
PORT ANGELAS, Wash., June
18. Mrs. H. E, Maltby, Seattle,
wag elected president of the Wash
ington state federation of women's
clubs at sessions of the organiza
tion's twenty-ninth annual conven
tion here today. ' ;f,f
GOOD COFFEE
-JL vr C7 u waao it auj uLbra
they wouldn't let us sell it
Salem Smoke Shop
LAINSON & CO.
DRUG CLUB SAID FOUND
PROMINENT -SOCIETY WOJIEN
DECLARED TO BE ADDICTS
SPOKANE, June 18. Discov
ery of a drug users'. club, located
in an apartment . house near the
Lewis & , Clark high school here,
and said by the police, to have in
cluded .in its1 membership several
women of some social standing In
Erases .Wrinkles in
- Less -Than 15 Minutes
- Scientists have at last taken up seri
ously - the problem of removing wrin
kles and age lines. Many experiments
hare been made. - The. result indicates
that the "t ark rook method" is the bet
because it produce immediate, results
with perfect safety and comfort. It
consists merely - in spreading over the
face a mixture of powdered tarkroot,
one spoonful, ; and lemon - jnieev one
spoonful. In your mirror, before your
very eyes, you ran watch the wrinkles
and taurines literally Inelfc away in less
fha a ,15 minut.es i . , . , . . " .. . , ,
The sensation, from . this brief treat
ment is .most .refreshing. ' The effect is
far better than that produced by the
most : expert massage. Tarkroot is so
harmless you could est it. And the
cost per treatment is trifling less than
three cents when . purchased in the
original package at any. drug store. Adv.
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Go somewhere this summer." Plan to make
it the happiest vacation you ever had.
Low Roundtrip Fares
are in effect throughout the sum
'rncr season. It's amazing what
'they will enable you to see and do.
So co this vacation. Know
Oregon. .Visit Tillamook Beaches,
Newport Beaches, Coos bay
Beaches. Mountain "Resorts, Crater.
Lake Oregon Caves.
1 AxsriVely upon our agents for
6dL travel information Ask for
i-C illustrated booklet
rQregon Outdoors.
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Agent, . Salem, or A,
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STnNUfuluLLLQ .Crtorf STORES
SALEM
CORVALLIS
ALBANY
WOODBURN
We are t eaturincr a dessert Droduct thi s weekr a brand that :is new on this
niarketjtj It is packed in all the popular flavors. -Weare anxious to have all
our customers try this new Jelly Powder, selling: this week, 3 packages 26c.
.Delicious Jelly Powder
Dessert
26c
pkgs
Tmmmmm
Ripe Juicy Sliced
Hawaiian
Pineapple
; large size
2 leans 49c
Two Loaves
Bread
15c
M. J. B.
Coffee
1 lb. 54c
; Dorothy Perkins, I7is cn trUi;
fa New York for the alleged mur-'
Car cf Thorass Templeton, choice
cf heir fAthcr, a. war Jizdlj, .fez '
; Dorothy -htiiLsjii3.fe-Jhe.8tftto
contends she killed Terapleton be-'
cr???jrrcf erred, thejattetrtiocs
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,Phone
50c Box '
Candy
89c
C. andH. Berry
;Sugar
-100 lb. sack
$6.28 '
"'Ripe
Tomatoes
lb. 15c
Nice Ripe
Bananas .
3 lbs. 19c
"Fresh Garden
Teas
4 lbs o25c:
1 large pkg. Citrus
1 10c pkg. Soap
Both for the price
.of Citrus r
25c
Crystal White
Soap
v 6 bars 25c
Alpine :
Milk
3 for 25c
4 lb. pkg. sSeedless
Raisins
39 c
Half Jb. pkg.
Shasta Tea
black or green
26c
We are displaying a nice lot of Fresh Garden Vegetables
455-456 pay our drivers at your door they are responsible men arid
always can rnrvke change for you
Decorated -Berry Set
SATURDAY ONLY
Hero is a value that you cannot duplicate at anywhere near our
special price. The. set is beautifully tinted and decorated in:
colors. The bowl is 10 inches in diaineter and the six fruit,
saucerssaucers are 5i Inches. The quality is very good, light
in weight and really Is a bargain at this price. Three assorted
patterns to Choose from.
I : We always have big bargains , I
Si! 1 ):-V
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I Every mile pro-
1 tected by Auto
f miuc oysicm,
A the moat com-
plete known to
acience.
Cb ml7 mVUL tkrM(1i
trata between Portland
and Chicago. Observa
tion car with library;
- lounging room, club'
room, smoking and card room, barber
shop, shower bath, valet, service. New
Pullman sleeping cars with improved
and more commodious dressing; room
for the ladiesT' Unexcelled dining car
service. Mlsia saiyarsr la triaipir
tatiM. M Mtra far.
70 Hours
' Btn Portland and Chiomft
Uitm Portland mt rmry momm4
Standard and tourist sleeping cars
through to Chicago, also standardsleep
ing car for Denver and Kansas City.
Continental Lirted
Anotner 7 0-hjour train between Portland
and Chicago, leaving Portland at 4 AO
every evening, with observation car
and sleeping cars through to Chicago.
Through standard and tourist sleeping
cars to Denver and Kansas City.
in effect daily to September 15 to all the prttx-U
pal Baatern Cities. Final return limit October
31. 1-ibcCTil stop-over privuegr.
One-way via CsIUsmla
either gains or "retaminc may be arranced if
desired without much additional expense.
Zlaa Natlaaal Park Low summer
' fares to the new Wonderland of Color in
Southern Utah. Why not take It in oa
your way Bast?
Jellowita Natl anal Parlu-Utr
also be made as a side trip at a small ad
datiooal coat. ,
Mk tot free, booklet descriptive of these
famous resorts.
Our representative will be clad to cre yoa full
information,, and help you plan your trip.
Address WM. McMUKRAY
, f General Passenger AgsnS y
' ,t .rortland, Oregon
R e a d the Classified Ads
Just a few steps down will save you dollars on your
- . merchandise at Director's 5 ' .
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The policy of this department is to give good merchandise at a lower price
than is possible to sell under ordinary conditions.
For This Week-End Sale
we have made big reductions from our already low, price
Gome and Goo for ozsGBf
200 pair .Women's tKid Oxfords, all sizes,
regular $4.95 for this occasion ? A
they go at ....... .... "v 1 ivy
150.pair Infant's and. Childrenfs Shoes, all
leather, solid huilt,. regular up to AO
$2.00, go at;.-- .i70C
Women's Tennis Shoes, black or
white
98c
Men's Basketball Shoes, heavy. & .OC
regular $3.00 ...... :.......... I QD
... . , . ... . .
Men'&all leather 'Oxfords, brown On-AC
- or black, all sizes, regular 5.... ntLluU
Men's blue work Shirts, light
weight 1 .
Men's light weight Union
Suits . ..................
Boys Suits, sizes from
7 to 16 ......
Boys Sailor Suits, blue serge, all
' sizes .......
WomensMJ. S. Regen white Keds
regular price $2.75, only,
Thread, white or i ,
black .
Cheese Cloth, J v
per i yard .
.45c
79c
$3.95
$3;95
98 c
...:3 c
3c
-Oil Cloth, good quality,
per yard
29c
49c
79c
200 Window Shades, seconds, go at-
each ........ .1 ........
Heavy galvanized Tubs :
only ...........J jl ....
Chinaw Cups and Saucers, regular PCr
25c each, set of, 6.. ODC
Womejis' felt if ouse
Slippers . .
Canvas. Glov(!S, blue wrist
pair ......... ... ..................
Men's Cottor: Socks
Childrens Garters .
Infant's blue! soft sole fehbes
Rubber Cannery Aprons ;
go at .......-.-
...59c
Ac
10c
...10c
j15c
....14c
Percale, darks
Childrens Coverall
Creepers- ; ..:
Boy's $2.20 blue Denim Overalls ''00
extra heavy, all sizes 7 to 16........ wC
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