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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1920)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL JHURSDAY,MAS;, "GRIEF TRAIL" IY RHURNJOHNSON TO "DEAR U.SA' New York, March 4. If Jack John son, former heavyweight champion of the world, lives up to his expressed determination to return to this coun try and surrender himself to the au thorities within the next few weeks his action will terminate a long period of wandering through foreign climes. Johnson who had been convicted of violating the Mann act, slipped out of the United States nearly seven years ago. He had been sentenced at Chicago to serve one year and one dav In prison and to pay a fine of 11,000 but he forfeited his bail and after evading the Federal authorities, landed in Canada in June, 1913. When Johnson left Chicago he started on a Journey which brought him through most of the European and Latin-American countries. Dur ing his period of wandering Johnson initiated Russians in the mysteries of wrestling and boxing, appeared In vaudeville in England music halls, fought .bulls in Spain and Mexico, lost his championship title to Jess ' W'lllard at Havana, Cuba ami took part In over 100 ring fights In ueveral parts of the two hemispheres. When the war broke out In Europe Johnson and his white wife were in Moscow, Russia. Aided by some military friends the pair secured places aboard the last train leaving Moscow for the west. They passed through Poland and Germany and crossed the Helglan frontier finally reaching Paris. Later Johnson went to England and thence to South America. From Buenos Aires he re turned to Spain where he lived for some two years. Last summer John son arrived in Mexico via Cuba and up to a few weeks ago was a resident of Mexico City. ills gnmut of experiences as a fugi tive will .soon conclude according to his own statement with a return to tin United States as he desires to live at home again no limtter whatpun bhnient the courts of Justice may In flict mi him With this object In vle-.v, Johnson is expected to arrive here within a short time from Vera Cruz wltji the Intention of surrender ing 10 me leticral omcials at Chicago Lard Takes Sharp Slump Upon Market Less than a month- Hgo lard was soiling at $1.05 for the No. B size and Ja.HO for No. ID. Today, at any of the local meat markets, housewives may procure the precious material for $1.25 and J2.60. The sudden slump, according to one' of .Salem's leading dealers, Is not warranted by the actual cost of the product, but is caused by an araumuliitioii of lard, and Is there fine only temporary, Mexicans Plan On Trade Excursion Td United States Mexico City, Mar. 4. Decision to organize a great traOe excursion, to the United States and to open as anon as possible an intei nat'onal exposi lion, for foreign it'iuds in this city was reached by the federation ol Mexican chamber of commerci- in session here yesterday. It was also decided to inaugurate a special mov ing picture service for the purpose of exhibiting technical and commei cial films throughout the United States. Addresses at the federation moil ing have poihtel out that the pro)-c(s determined upon would prove the stability of the Mexican government and business firms here, incrciso com merce between Mexico and the Unit ed States, help eliminate misund"'-- standings and bring about closer relations. BOSON Portland, Or., Mar. 4. Joe Benja min, Portland lightweight, and Fred die Anderson of Vancouver, Wash., fought ten fast rounds to a draw in the main event of the Portland box fng commission's card here last night. In the seml-wlndup Pugirv Morton of Los Angeles and 1'rankie Rogers, Seattle leghtwelght, fought ten rounds to a draw. Stanley Willis of Portland was awarded the decision after ten rounds, of slow fighting with Fred Gilbert. of Bend, Or. Tho fighters are welter weights. Irving Gleason of Tacoma and Jim my Duffy of Aberden, featherweights, went six rounds to a draw and in the curtain raiser. Led Hoke, Portland featherweight, won the decision at the eivd of four rounds from Earl Conners of Seattle. f 1 n I SCREAMING FARCE TO BE SEEN HERE MONDAY I i . , ul I -t 1 ec ; ; . I - I ... .. -l. .. , ,r- .... .J.-J-.. WS.-'.. -,.;.. 'Vi ft .' ........... t , B I -V k 1 ! STATE o STREET - I . - I - n r . i i - . lift! o - ' V " s I - 5-. " ' lit:' .il 1 i: uriunLiK15T-0PTK LaddsBush LVp 1 Scene from "Twin Beds" Which is Billed to Come to the Grand Theatre Direct From Port land, Next Monday. Registration Week For Oregon Planned . - . Portland, Or., Mar. 4. Oregon will have a state-wide registration week, as a special step to bring about the registration of thousands who hav not yet registered and must do' so In order to vote at the next election, ac cording to plans outlined before the Portland Ad club. It Is probable that the registration week will be arranged for the week of March 2Sto April 3. County offi cers are said to be in harmony with the movement and will keep registra tion offices open evenings during the wik and it probable that Mayor Oeo. L. linker of Portland and Governor Olcott will Issue official appeals. SANTA MONICA "JAZMJES.S" Santa Monica, Cal., Mar. 4. Santa Monica has decided not to entertain J U-lth ,1 ... I mi. inline wno seek her oeacn twin its amusement devices, tity omelals have voted against maintenance of a Jaza orchestra u "ne wit Hummer ,und have de- nliln 4I... . ...... mm ..iitj nana, wnose programs mn contain nothing more eccentric nan popular'' music, shall nanced. Tt'HIi CAIIINKT OUT be fi- CANADIAN SIOUNTKD POLICE ; dlKAU DIISS AT HONOLULU Vancouver, B. C, Mar. 4. Cab'cs received here today told of the death tn Honolulu yesterday of Malar i. Horrlgan, ifperintendent of the J loyal Canadian mounted police here and po lice commissioner of British Colum bia. Major Flu Joined the police or ganlsiitlon lit 1800. He served in the lukon territory during the gold stun ed days. DON'T DESPAIR If you art troubled with pains or chij feel tird; hav headache, indigestion, insomnia; painful pass age of urine, you will find relief in COLD MEDAL Conatuntlnqple, Mar. 4. In view of tho gravity of the situ ation the cabinet resigned to day. The sultan has called upon Marshal Isszet Pasha to form a new cabinet. -4c4t4( M'NAHY PROBES SHOE PltlCES Washington, Mar. 4. A 25 per. cent Increase in the price of shoes is being contemplated, according to informa tion received by Senator McNary, Ore gon, he said today." He. has Introduced a resolution for a thorough Investiga tion of shoe priftB and Intends to press It for action within a few days. NO 1IKIHS l OIl LARGE f ESTATE San Francisco, Mar. 4. The $38,000 estate left by Harry Hastings, a wait er at the Klk club here, will go to the stnte because the public adminis trator .has been unable to locate any .i-. nines, jiasunga came hero fmni me east Zu years ago. "Twin Reds", Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo's merry comedy which has made the whole world laugh, will be the attraction at the Grand on Mon day evening, March 8. "Twin Reds" is said to he the funniest play ever written and to be as tangled up as a ball of yarn with which the festive kitten has played, but It Isn't one of those bewildering things that make your headache In unwinding it. It will bring tears to your eye with the clean est and most wholesome kind of humor and will make you gasp with ecstacy over the fun. "Twin Beds" is a rapid ly moving exposition of the difficulties that are encountered by dwellers )n large fashionable upartment houses who find the enforced neighborliness of these places not all to their liking, and In their futile efofrts to escape It, involve . themselves in endless diffi culties. The great cast and production sen In all the larger cities of the mid dle west and Pacific coast will be seen here, embracing such prominent ar tists, as Antoinette Rotche, William Courneed, liess Stafford, Josephine Saxe, S. Paul Vernn, Ten Eyck Clay, Margaret Phillippl, Frank May ano others. WILL OF MILLIONAIRE'S WIDOW IS SET ASIDE ; New York, Mar. 4, Mrs. Rosa F. Spang, widow of a millionaUe Pitts burgh steel manufacturer was of .un sound mind when she signed her will leaving the bulk of her 12,000,000 es tate to charity and giving hen. only child, Mrs. Mabel Spang Anoker of Copenhagen, Denmark, an annuity of but 10,000 according to a verdict ren dered by a Jury today. The verdict rili til the will void. Tb world't tundard rmdy (or kldny, livw, blddr and uric acid troubles and Nstional Rmdy of Holland sines legs, Thro iiitt, all drugflsts. Quaranusd Im far Ik mm CM Mxlal m mry Wa "4 "H a louutiaa s Auction Saturday VVOODRY'S Auction House S70 N. Cont'l. SI., 1 :30 p. in. Furniture, Ranges, Healers, Canned Fruit, Kitchen I'tenslls, Dishes, Tools, etc. "fii Win-re tlw Crowds Uo liny WlHW Yon Huy IIm (il.-a's( ' UK ON TIM 1:30 I. M F.N.WOODRY The Auctioneer Phone 610 or 811 P1UVATE BALKS DAILY I CASES DISMISSED Seattle, aWsh,, Mar. 8. Federal cases against C. L. Ityron, Portlund, and K. M. Coniyns, Seattle, both law yers, charging them with conspiracy to obstruct Justice Iy lobbying among grand Jury witnesses were dismissed here today by United States District Judge Joremluh Neterer. Two weeks ago riyron and Comyns were found guilty here of using the malls to de fraud claimants of government land. CLASS AD IT AND SEIX IT Ladies J Complexion Worries Ended At Last This Delightful New Vanishing cream (imuumng True Buttermilk Will Make Toil Ijnok Years Younger op Money Dock Just Try It Get a small quantity at any phar macy asking for Howard's Buttermilk Cream, and massage Jt daily into the race, neck, arms and hands. Tha di rections are simple and it costs so nine that any girl or woman can af ford It. Your complexion must quick ly show a decided improvement or your dealer Is authorized to return your money without question should you be dissatisfied. No matter whether you are trou bled with wrinkles, hard little lines around the mouth and eyes, coarse, ! sallow, faded looking skin, or simi.J iy rougnness and redness caused by wind and sun, you will find that all these trinls quickly disaDDear with the use of this old fashioned beauty recipe brought up to date. Howard s Buttermilk Cream Is oniv sold on a positive guarantee of satis- raction or money back. (Adv) Yankee Aviators Potash Syndicate At Sonora Told To Return To U.S. Books Big Yankee Orders Is Report El Paso, Texas, Mar: 4 Instructions!' Berlin, Mar. 3. American orders have been transmitted to Lioul- rants J amounting to $50,000,000 have been L. M. Wolf and O. L. Usher, A inert t hooked by the Potash Syndicate, says . .u. ' 1 i n can aviators who have been tn Sonora. Mexico, since February 2, to ret'in to the United States immediately accord ing to a statement today by Colonel Francis w.-Glover, chief of staff to Major Robert L. Howse, commander of the El Paso military district. Former Hungarian Premier Attacked London, Mar. 4. Stephan Frledncn former Hungarian premier and presen minister of war who was murderously attacked yesterday morning while driving across a bridge In Budapest was wounded, says a dispatch to th Exchange Telegraph (company from tne Hungarian capital. First account stated he escaped Injury. It is said the founu-be assassins were two com muniNts. . More than 25,000.000 rabbits w killed in one year in New South Wales in drives by farmers. "Never Has to Call a Doctor -Bathes Internally" jur. j, rj. McNeil, r. O. box 217 iiooe, Ariz., writes to the Tvrreli uygienis, institute: "1 have been using the 'J. it. T. v-ascaue' for the past twentv five years and call it our cheap family physician for the reason that I have never had to call in a physician to treat one of the family. What a pity more or the human race not ac quainted with the virtues of the Cas cade in a family." ine J. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the lower Intestine its entire length and Keeps it always free of poisonous waste. 1 Thousands testify that constitution indigestion, stomach troubles, bilious ness, headaches and, all the manv serious troubles which they cause are absolutely relieved and prevented by mis nature treatment. Daniel J. Fry, .wholesale druceist and manufacturing pharmacist in Salem. Or. will be glad to show you tne j, B. L. Cascade" explain its simple operation and will give you, free on request, an interesting little book by Dr. Chas. A. Tyrrell of New York, a noted specialist on internal bathing for 25 jears in that city. Clip this out as a reminder to nsk for the booklet at your first opportunity. ' (Adv) Zeitung, which declares deliveries will be extended over a nur.i ber of years. Production Is improving and tho syndicate hopes to be able to devot the greater part or Its output to th American export trade. As payment tor potash shipped to America will be made in dollars, it is believed by th government the syndicate's deal w assist materially in the meeting of uerman obligations abroad, 7 eaucine Our Stock Selling at 10 per cent to 25 TlPr rent T ii. 1 " v-"" tun jou elsewhere. SAVE MONEY on Beds, Springs, Mafe Dressers, Graniteware, Mirror Aluminum ware. New gj arriving daily. Feltexy 75c Square Yard Peoples Furniture Store 271 N. Commercial St. Phone tiM"n'M'nttf'MMttttitiiiiiitniiiim After Twenty Five Years of Sufferin When we received the followin letter from Mrs. C. J. Hurd of Wit ter Springs, California, we were rath er skeptical us to some of the state ments it contains, so we hud one of our men make a personal call on TT S , , . Mi, nuru ami ne veritien every statement. The letter follows: for twenty five years I suffered with rheumatism. I was never out of pain and my. limbs were so swollen I seemed deformed. Could stand on my feet for a few minutes at a time and was almost a hopeless cripple. naa given up ail hope and life held no pleasure for me. During all these years I tried many remedies spent monins at the hot springs and wa treated by physicians, but temporal' reuer was all I received. I had little faith in Anti-Uric at first, vour claims were so wild, and I seemed to grow worse after using the firsi outfit. But I continued and the re suits were wonderful. The swelling in my lining disappeared, the nalns ceasea. i can walk without a cane ana stormy weather and oven exnos ure docs not affect me In the let Jt nas been over a year since I ston peu laaing Anti-uric treatments and I have had no trouble whatever. My vciBui nas increased from 84 to 170 pounds. I eat whatever I please, and am active as a girl in her teens. ....... ..ti i , . . " "'y neann and happiness to Ann-uric and do hope that those suf fcrlng from rheumatism will not neg lect this wonderful remedy for know it cures." j ins letter should prove to the most skeptical that Anti-Uric Is the master of rheumatism in nil it. fur,,,- o matter now long you have suf fered try Anti-Uric and if it flops tint sue you relief your money will be reiunuea. this ts certu nlv n fni- ouer anu snows we have faith in our remeuy. uet an outfit from the Per i mug siore touay and give it a TOMORROW-SA TURD A Y Wallace REID IN "Double Speed - A picture that Sizzles over the screen WANDA HAWLEY, THEODORE ROBERTS COMEDY PATHE HAWLEY PLAYS . "GOLDEN GATE" It Vff J""" 'Sf SB W it IM mi i t -I f T : ' " " ' '. nyi J SSSSSSSSSSSBSMSmisbisjji 'If r r- 40, am -the CAREFUL DRUqqiSTs oiill see me euerutueek 7 in this Newspaper 1 A - am, i ' My Business is to know all about Drugs and Drag Store thingsand I do. I'll be in this paper every week for a long time stw tell you where to buy Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Article! and all of your Drug Store goods. I My store wants vour trade for everything you m in our line, and you can always be sure of getting reliabk goods at fair, square prices. My store is: TYLER'S 157 S. Commercial Street H WWtft i SpringStylesforft ' Iff ' 'I, The acme of stvle and comfort, pH fitting in every detail. Made iroh leather .throughout with the fm linings and trimmings, such arc shoes we show for men. . ! Hi unps Buster Brown 125 North Commercia i Shoe m l Street I J 1,
