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Newspaper Page Textt - THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON " FRIDAY MORNING; JULY-li," 1925 9 ; . i. 1 ill ;vr.:.-Ljw-'.-v--v-----v-.-----v -lllllMlL Now Is Ae fliime to buy your Summer Suit There is no better clothing than we are offer ing during thisale. We must unload before commencing another season's business. - V' . 1 Pick Yours Out Now ' X i r-y - -i-.r V- ' ' ' ' " .v. - v . ' EaMaBaWBHEECBa1aBnnW53nBSBaWa?MaWB HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAL i. Fancy bordered handkerchiefs ! Regular 35c Now 15c f j GW Johnson &Co. 469 STATE STREET If roa wan 1924 Oardacr Coop la - fin acaaalral cendltlaa aa goea appMT ftBM at ft ric M cka ft win. alawrt floor y, tna com at onco tad it at w u y ii MnnPRHI5"R rnMPI IPT lem village wis the tragic climai T of controverslalism ; In - colonial WITH FUNDAMENTALISTS m when it were hanged and ... J one "pressed to death In 1692.. HISTORY OH CONTROVERSY W . , H.r. DATES ailk FOR AGES vard toilers in 16S4 after he oub- llcly doubted validity of Infant Nationally Kn CulmbuUl of Previous AIR SERVICE PLANS TO. BE MANAGED BY LEADER WILL II. HAYS CHOSEN MOD ERATOR OF AERIAL FIRM - rv t. baptism. He wa also Indicted hv I a grsna jury as s nereuc ana sen- tenced to "a public admonition and placed under bond for good behavior. ; NEW YORTU July 9. (Br the I amuei uorton. religionist aoout Associated Pfess.) the age-old 160. was Tlrtually deported to effort to deflie truth will be re- England because of the unpopnlar- Tlted when Dof. John T. Scopes. Hy of his temperament and Tlews. He reiurnea to America under letter of safe conduct issued by til- l-rfUment for fA.rhtnrth luc r'a" 4 lo V- i v7.. chusetts magistrates. Gorton's PAliACE IS EJfTERED TOKIO. July 10 The newspa per K$i-hs tatec that four Ko reans a fortnight ago gained en trance' to tne Imperial palace -with bombs. Two were captured and two escaped . but lwere later cap- to Korea. The bombs did not explode and no onei was injured. The emparor, nl empress are at Mkko jeclll tic summer.. . ' : v ; .-- - . f Mr. and Mrs. Carl De 'Armoad of Suver, .Ore., were in the -city, yesterday morning. r Tennessee Evolutionist, lias his day In cOttfJ Darwinian bory in public schools contrary tqthe atatute has preced ents which reach back for centur ies.' In America they date virtu ally from rlymouth Rock; in the world at life. from the dawn of the Christ Wn era. I The no nationally known V - V f .. "SWWJ s rccogoizaoiy iiii Two Dozen Editors and Publish ers Agree to Art on Ad- visory Council aalliSiiaiiiiS CITY NEWS IN BMIEF - to pre va I1J differences between trouble started in Plymouth col ony when he came to the defense of his wife's ' servant who had smiled in church. He suffered suc cessive . banishments from Plym outh. Newport. Rhode Island and I Boston. A sect .which adopted his antagonism -survived him "100 years, records show. England was stirred in 1407 WASHINGTON July 9. (By Associated Press.) Appointment i Prof eat a of a public relations committee I Arkansa Modernists' i wnen Master wuuam Tnorpe. a which hav4lncrea91 wlth tB rl80 priest, was "examined of heresy1 of Dr. Harf'.' mer8011 rosaic' I before Thomas Arundel, archblsh Thft lanWfftuli trll occurred In I op of Canterbury and lord chan r.leftliiRfn !Mt. when Wll-1 cellor, Ham MnAromery BrowTi, former 1 The first heretic of Christian Enlsconl bUhOP Oil times was Mmon Miirans, ine raa- a. nronounced auUtf glln of Samaria, according to Ourattver2 "Fair Fair In the inferior and cloudy near the coast: somewhat lower temperature in the interior, mod irate-northwest winds. . Maximum yesterdar. 9 li minimum, 65; river r.9. fairing: rainfall none; at mosphere, clear; wind, northwest. V .. w I - The Theater Today : !!! - : . ... ,t ;'-' ; ' ' OregonZane Grey's "The .Light of Western Stars," s with Jack Holt, Billle Dove and Noah Beery. He has a total of 60 acres of flax. The field being pulled was .planted March 24. The rest was planted May 3, and Is not ready to pull. The flai being pulled is making a fair crop, of flax 3fr Inches tall or more. Mr. Hodges says that by pulling his flax by hand he is able to give his neighbors employ ment. He is paying f 20 an acre for pulling. The machines in the Turner district are pulling at $15 an acre. . headed by Will H. Hays, was an nounced today by the National Air Transport, Inc., the recently, Or ganized $10,000,000 commercial air service company. - Howard E. Coffin, president, in Mr. Taylor, owner and operator of I making , tbe announcement also tne pool, that approximately 400 lmaae Pnouc a teuer oi acceptance people enjoyed the cooling waters irom aiT- "ay. wn nirecior oi yesterday. The water, he stated, tne mton picture Industry. Mdre was of an excellent temperature thai1 two doren editors and pub- ror bathing, ranging from 70 to I ll8ner"' of leading newspapers have 73 decrees throuehout the dav I accepted membership on tne corn- Mod en swimming equipment has mlttee wh,b ni serve without recently been installed at the pool, financial Interest. The purpose of iacludlnar low ami hirh .living I the committee Is to aid in educat Toards, a floating raft on which tne Public with reference to a tower for diving has been erect-1 ine cope and problems conironi- ed, barrels and slides and othef I ,n" lne government in connection the waitings of St. Alphonsus M. Llxnerl." . Simon ws rlted In Act of the Apostles as having attempt ed to boy tje secret of the laying on of hand. from the Apostles Peter and Paul. The sale of holy by chrch court of holding be liefs atjodds with the accepted doctrineof bis denomination. He publtrt tvowpd communism and so-eaiiil atheism. In tlA 90'a.. Prof, diaries A. BrigCTJa PresbyteHan seminaria I things ever afterwards- became of NeV York city, was charged I Known as "siirsiny. with hirilr tnrnA himself at I w varlanlf with the Westminster PERSONALS : Confessjoil. The New Yoric ftcs-i . bytery. cleared him. but the gen- Charles A. Brand and wife of eraf assembly of the church re-1 Roseburg. were Salem visitors on iJib U UuUbv. i Friday, July 10, 1:30 p. m. fjg "X 'Af SaerJnaw Street - Consistins: of one Birdsieyc Maple" dresser, laire bevel mirror; ivory dresser, large mirror, chair to match; round light oak dining table and 6 chairs like new; 3 oak rockers; leather rocker and stool ; 2 cen ter tables; 2 full sized beds complete; bed com plete; 2 cots; folding iron cot; Singer sewing mach ine; BisselTs sweep and dust mops, adjustable mod el; cook stove:-oil stove and oven; kitchen chairs; work table; 9x12 rug; 8x10 rug; small rugs; electric plate; 18 dozen fruit jars; new violin; two 50-foot garden hose; lawn mower; dishes, pots and pans, etc. v Vi .. :,. . - :.. . ?GEO. SATTERLEE, Auctioneer Li Dr. Goffrfera Office Will be closed Friday and Sat urday. . J10 GranoV-James Oliver Cur wood's "The Hunted Wom an," with Star Cast. BUgh 'Lefty w Flynn An "Breed of the Border" and S acts vaudeville. . Labor Leader to Speak ,i Organized labor of the city has made particular efforts to insure a large turnout at the labor tern-. pie tonight to hear B. C. Marsh, former president of the Washing ton State Federation of Labor Mr. March is regarded as an authority on labor matters and is a forcible speaker. The Salem local, is sponsoring his appearance In the city. equipment. Dance! Dance! Tonight DuBois' popular dances. Crystal Gardens. no Biks Is Stolei Harold Davis of Salem reported at the police station that his bi cycle was stolen some' time Wed nesday night from behind the Ter minal hotel. with the encouragement, control and regulation of the commercial phase of aviation. ' ' Members of the committee In elude C. B. Blethen, Seattle Times; Arthur Brisbane, New York Jour nal; Harry Chandler, Los Angeles Times: George T. Cameron, San versed the decision and pronounc ed a verdict of suspension. Df. Richard Heber Newton, a New York Episcopalian of the same period, cut short charges against his "broad churchman- ship" by demanding a formal trial. His demand was met but the plain tiffs failed to appear. David Swing of Chicago left the Presbyterian faith to preach In dependently In the '"O's when those citing him fr alleged heresy refused to abide by his acquittal at the hands of the Chicago Pres- SFn?? d threatened to appeal to ardt Scrlpps-Howard Newspapers;!.. nA . - wjwa. v i a Buys Piano Stock Moore's music house is the pur chaser of the entire stock of new and used pianos carried by the H, L. stiff Furniture company, ac cording to a report' given out yes terday afternoon, i There are 16 pianos Included in the purchase, many of which are; player pianos. Simultaneously with the announce ment of this purchase,; announce ment Is made that the Moore Mu ,sle 'company will In the future carry complete line of player pi anos and rolls for same. lr. W. L. Mercer Osteopathic physician, 404-3 U. S. Nat. Bank bldg. t 310 Newport! . New 3-room cottages. Jory park. Nye Beach. Good stoves, sinks, private .toilets, everything new. For , information call Ed . Jory, rritz Speaks Today ' J. C. Prits, Pacific coast repre sentative of the National Cash Mrs. Sarah n. Cooper. Sunday school worker, was haled before the Presbyterian authorities 111 San Francisco about 1870. Theologians to sttrvive heresy proceedings and gain what was Ella McMnnn's Pans! Seed for sale' at" Flake's Pet- land, 25 cents. 311 Salem Girl Is Dead : : ' , i Word of the 1 death of, .their daughter Pyrl, at San Diego, has been received; by Mrl and Mrs, C. H. HIH of 5173 Broadway, Pyrl had been visiting friends In San Diego since, her graduation from high school here last June. -Her death, ; according, to? meager e ports reaching . here was the -re sult of an accident.; The remains are being forwarded to the Ter- willlger undertaking parlors Edgar B. Piper. Portland Oregon Ian;" Melville E. Stone.. The As sociated Press, and Cornelius Van- derbilt, Jr., VanderbUt Newspap ers, Inc. . The air- transport company. I. ... . . . . I .'hlh A.. A I.HI.f. 1. 1 . t.ll I jvcsjaier company, win De tne ,lu ". reported as a firmer position were principal suealter at the Lions club "u u'er,"fl' 'r erice www Hofim Bushnell. Con-eratlftnal. luncheon today. A special musi- New York, and Chicago, Mr. Cof- Igt of Hartford. Conn.. in 1849: cai program is being arranged by Prof. Philip Schaaf. whose acquit perciai aviation has an .intimate Just Received I relationship with our scheme if or record. Hear it at Stiffs. . 310 Still Is Demolished . .. The large distillery doscovered by dry officials near St. Paul was wrecked . bv Roy Bremmer and Bert Smith, deputy Bheriffs. yes-l8e881on or congress an uncertain Damage Salt Filed Action In cireuft court for dam ages to the moiint of $5,000 was I filed by Dor6thy Trygstad" against A E. and -p.'H: Jones, whose, auto ebej alleges'vcolllded - with, one "driven by -herself, at Liberty and Miller streets, on July 3; causing severe leg lacerations. Internal In juries' and' severe shock to her ' nervous system. Specials for Saturday- $3.50 aluminum .percolators. $3.98. Fancy imported mixing bowls, 4 to set, 98c. Large No. 8 copper wash boilers, $3.98. Regu lar $1.00 value brooms, 69c Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co. . , - 311 Naasbaom la Honored . Charles Nausbaum of Salem was one gf 35, students receiving straight A"' grades for the spring term; according to announcement by the : registrar The "school of agriculture leads with seven, and home economics . Is second with six. .'JJmphasIs is being placed on scholarship at the college. The grades for. members ?of fraterni ties and sororities are higher than the student body everage. Keen competition Is shown in those or ganizations. Dance Saturday NIte Stayton. Community club open air, pavilion. -A wonderful place to dance delightfully cooL Tal madge's AU-Stars playing. 310 Don't Bring Lulu." Brunswick I ntIonal defense." Outlining' the scope of work, for the committee, he stressed particu larly the need of drafting federal legislation for regulation and con trol of air traffic, declaring unless 'this is undertaken .at the next terday after it was found that it could not be removed from the island on which it was operated. Only a small amount of liquor was found, and this was held as evi- condltlon brought about by con fllcting state and local conditions is sure to occurs Second." he said, "is the need ' German.- Reformed church in 1845 was echoed for 35 years jn tne "Mercersburg con troversy;" Lyman Beecher. father of Henry Ward Beecher, and Pres byterian pastor in Cincinnati In 1835; and Rev. Albert Barnes, Presbyterian of Philadelphia 1837. The .witchcraft delusion in Sa- OBITUARY Thursday. Mr. Brand is a former member of the Oregon legislature. Warren Day of Portland, for mer jyillarae'tte student; is spend ing a feV. days in Salem on busi ness. .... '' Mrs. Blanche Adams, stenog rapher at the YMCA..who return ed to work Thursday after haying been ill at her home for'weral days with tonsUitis, Is again con fined with the same illness, Mrs. R. Sanborn of Independ ence, spent yesterday in Salem. Mr. .and Mrs. G. W. Cooper, of Corvalis, were in Salem yesterday. Clifford Wilson of Springfield, Oregon, was In Salem yesterday. John Love of GervaU was a Sa lem visitor yesterday. - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fish of Auro ra were in, the city yesterday. Mrs. George Looney ot jener son, was a Salem visitor yester day. - Mrs. B. Fessler, or Mt. Angel, was a. Salem visitor yesterday. Colonel - Hlraml U. -.Welsh was a Salem visitor frottt Portland Wednesday. - Percy Wright of Salera. recftii- ly underweent a major operation at a local hospital. Dr. J. E. Lone and wife , are In Portland attending a chiropractor convention. Mighty ICKeap ' Wfcile( , -. They Last , V Hard ; Myrlle'Hurd died at a local hos pital July 9. age 54 years. Sur- f or adoption by the government of I vlved by her mother. Mrs. J. S. dence. No arrests hv vpt wn la oennite, comprehensive and con-1 Newby. widower George, sister Ida made. It is the opinion of officers I tinning air policy as an essential L. Loudon, brother U R. Newby. that a large shipment of llotfor I mnaamentai to national progress l rour sons. .George. Byron. Robert had been made shortly before" the! ,n the development ot American land Raymond, and one daughter raid. All liouor Was transnortedJ " power, and the creation of per- Alta Hurd. all ot Salem. Funeral from the plant by water, an elab-1 mnent sPcIl committees on avi- J announcements Tater. Webb funf orate loading been built on the that -oumose 1 allT In this regard. - imra. tne progressive exten sion of the United States air mall . At the by water, an elab- u"kucni' special committees on avi- announcements later, we do run platform having at,on In both the house and sen- ral parlors In charge of arrange- e water's edge for te of the congress will aid materi- ments. ally In this regard. 'J ! : i r . Drainage Date Advanced- Election of three directors for the. Salem drainage district will be held Saturday, July 25 Instead ot July 29, as previously announced. Mayor Glesy is the, only person who can officially represent the city and he will be out of town at the later-date. For this reason it was necessary to advance the elec-1 Downing home near Sublimity, along routes ot strategic import-T early July 9, Judge William Henry ance connecting our great centers of "population ttnd of business-are-tivity seems to offer our one eco- nomicallr sound method for the nation-wide ' encouragement of commercial aviation upon a profit able and self-supporting basis." Federal aid. to commercial avi- Downlng. age 67 years, husband of Mrs. Josephine-Holmes Down ing, father of George P. and El mer M. Downing of Sha w. "brother of Jlobert E. and Walter Fi Down ing of Salem and Mrs. I Ianthe Schlbrede of Corvallls. son of Mrs. G. S. Downing of Salem. Funeral GENUINE LEATHER HAND-BAGS i I have culled over about thirty very good genuine " leather hand bags which I am offering at a real sacrifice. ' They are now on display in the show window at a sacri fice. GABRIEL Powder and Supply Co. " v Faints aad VuiMn ITS Sevtk Oomt4U1 riaa T3I Come Early You Will Not Uz Disappointed 7' either with quality or prices ' ' '"i MAXG.BUREN; Furniture - Rugs - Wallpaper - Tents 179 North Commercial V Salcin, Oregon atlon. he suggested, could be ex-1 services will be ' held Saturday. tlon four days. The election win tended in a way slmllar'to that! July 11,1 at 1:30 p. m. from the be held at 2 o'clock In the Rich mond school. given water transportation Saddle HorsW. For hire. C. L, Reed. Bam No. 2, Fairgrounds. I ? J10 J. Shellev Sanrman. AL D ' Announces the opening of his 1 land, last sight, new offices on the fourth floor of the United State Bank building. Phone.778 and 777. . 32 Dr. Scott Spealta ' ' ' Dr. S. F, - Scott addressed the Oregon State Pedlc society, .of which he Is a member, at Its meet ing at the Portland hotel in Port- Hear , "Moonlight and Roses" at Stifrs 3io '-Weildng NecessarjW- I Visitors to office rooms In the! iBank of Commerce building yes . i J terday were forced : to nse the x stairs.-as the elevator was out of I commission after 11 .o'clock. A Khort circuit In the motor caused , I the breakdown. . KDeeder la Arrested Fred Marx of Pbrtland. arrest ed on a charge of speeding, was fined $7.50 In police court yester day afternoon r 7 t Will Escort Caravan T Several v,- hundred - "California Elks, delegates to the national con vention In "Portland, will pass through Salem Sunday afternoon. T. A. Raff ety, chief sUte traffic officer, has arranged a special traffic escort through the state. One caravan of approximately 30 automobiles from .., Eureka and Crescent City will: cross the state line at noon Saturday and the other, consisting of about 35 ve hicles from Bakerafield. will cross about.. 4- o'clock, i Chief Raffety will attempt to bring the two caravans together .at Grants Pass ana escort the : single caravan north. ,; '. . - . , Traveled Too Fast- Harold Hoppe, 405 North Llb- Just a Umj DHrtk !:-f.w', erty, was arrested and fined $7.50 Popular dance record at Stiff's, for driving a motorcycle ss mues 116 I an hour on state street yesterday. Forreter Visit R. A. Elliott., forest ranger tn the government service, was . In Salem yesterday. Un reported no fires in his district this year and Swimming Becomes Necessary The merciless attack of old Sol during the f last ' few days has driven hundredh of prespiring Sa- ; lemltes- to 'seek comfort ' In the kave th. r.moa frlswlmmlng,hole on,, Tfwenty-flrst this the fact that there had ben street. The pool has been literally heavy snows and late ralng until "je with Miners irom morning I'te In the season. i until night. . It Is estimated by Palling Flax la Polk E. B." Hodges, at the town of iHickreall, Polk county, has a force I of about 40 hand pullers pulling his .."20-acre , Held of flax;' Mr. i Hodges has employed number of ' hl neighbors, and all the people VCODP.Y POTATO CROP SAL4LL V WASHINGTON'. July J. Indi cations ot an enormous corn crop and probably the third largest ever grown, slight Improvement In prospects for wheat, prediction of the smallest potato production since. 1919. and .unfavorable fruit forecasts were set forth in the Rlgdon -mortuary, under the aus pices of Salem lodge No. 338 B. P. O. Elks and the Rev. J. J.I Evana officiating clergyman. ASSETS SAID CONCEALED; SEATTLE, July .A petition asked revocation of the discharge Of. Earl R. Pulver,-Seattle mining and investment operator as bankrupt on the ground that h,e concealed $10,000 in assets, was filed In federal court here today REDUCED SUMMER RATES i to CALrjpoRjriA ' BY PICKWICK STAGES aa Francisco, one way, floSO . - i Bovnd Trip, fSO.00 Los Angle, one way; C2TX3 Ronnd Trip, 50.00 . - CTecia Rates to Parties of ":fi:.: Eight or Mor, c', for Information and Reserv- tlons phone It , or call at CrmiATj 8TAC3 TZ?ZZ3&li ealeaa, Oregoa ' f. -.f . Brudridge i , Emma Brundridge died, in local hospital at the age ot 42 years. She is survived by her husband. E. -D. Brundridge, and five,. children. Clyde. Harry. Ed- July crop report . issued today by I ward, Florence -and Velira, all of me department, of agriculture, - Salem. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday from the DUIGGISTS ELECT HEAD I Rlgdon mortuary with Rev. Evans CORVALLIS. Or.. . Julv 9. A. I officiating, interment In Citv View w. Alien, Portland druggist, was I cemetery. elected president of the Oregon State Pharmaceutical association. at the closing session of the an nual convention today. Allen has been secretary ot, the association for 33 years and members present ed, him with a gold watch in re cognition of his long service. Woodry & Woodry ' Pays Cash f or Ftrrnltrirt ':r:. , Phone 75 : . I . Electric Cafe ' v For - ";;t. "' ; EATS mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm LADD & BUSH, Banlicro rifaVIIsh 1S$ Gyn?rsl TTnnnnj t?ni??7r?T m CSst Hnh frorx jf aw aa tm p. tv. . ' In 0 A 0 o v 3 ' O T Ix o :' TBI. ' o i ; 6 8 8 U o) . v 1 "."T'"51 Saturday Specmls ALL 15c BREAD 12 cents Honey and Milk, Rye, Raisin and Whole Wheat L Fresh hot bread from our. sani- . !1 tary electric - oven . at 9 " a. rh. : J daily. - ' 4 uougnnuts iDc a aozen ? 5 HI I I 'vr; i n i v. - .4 Genuine Butter Crcarri ; Dough nuts and Sweet Raised Dough nuts. Your choice at 15cents per dozen 1' Many other delicious pastries :; to choose from 11 V j A TRIAL' WILL: CONVINCE Quality Supreme ' Our.-Iotto - passing that way who want wtrk.1