Page Eight
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
CHARLES'
COUP ENDS
IN PRISON
Former Emperor Tries
to End Life by Shoot
ing Following Cap
ture Yesterday
Budapest, Oct. 25 Former Em
peror Cbarl' , whose attempt to
r-e8tafHh himself upon the
iknr throne met with dlHmal
failure yesterday, attempted to
commit suicide by shooting, fol
lowing his arrest near Komorn.
Former Empress Zita saw him
preparing to shoot himself and
prevented him from carrying out
his Intention, the former emperor
and empress are prisoners In the
Esterhazy castle at Tata Tovaros,
and Thomas Beaumont Hohler,
British high commissioner In Hun
gary, Is hurry there, with the rep
resentatives of other nations, to
Insure the safety of the prisoners.
Orders sent to the reelllou
troops by Admiral Horthy, the
"Gets-It"
Ends All
Corns
Just as Good for Calluses. Money
Back if it Fails
Thirty seconds after you touch
the corn with this Itiiuld corn re
mover the Jabbing, stabbing palu
cf It stops, for all time.
Hungarian regent, spelled the
doom of Charles' attempt to re
gain at least a part of bis former
empire. The regent reminded the
soldiers of tbelr oath of allegiance
to mm and demanded their uncon
ditional obedience, adding that
the success of their undertaking
would mean the ruin of the coun
try. The firm stand of Admiral
Horthy bad its effect, and the
royalist forces scattered. Latest
advices from the section of coun
try around Komorn indicated the
government troops continued the
pursuit of the royalists and that
the Karlist premier, M. Rakovsky
and Count Andrassy, were among
the supporters of the former mon
arch, captured by the loval trooos.
The Hungarian government will
probably await action by the al
lied powers regarding Charles'
future place of residence. It Is
known that Switzerland will not
again give him refuge and it is
possible that he will be removed to
some place where he will be vir
tually a prisoner of the allied
powers.
The followers of the former em
peror are reported to have lost
half their number In attemDtlne
to retreat from Ri-uk t th.
Eovaros. Peasant cut off their re
treat toward the south.
Capture of Oustav Qratz, former
minister of foreign affairs, wlm
was involved in the monarchist,
reported.
DRYS FEAR
RESULT OF
BEER EDICT
and out of congress did not con
ceal their disapproval of the de
partment's action. Wayne B.
Wheeler, general counsel for the
Anti-Saloon league, described It as
"less defensible than at any other
time."
While the new rules, covering
the use of wine and spirituous Hq-
PoTTnissrinn Vftr TTftA nf uors as medicines, as well as beer.
IlX a limit 01 i It sjiuub, u
eauivalent of a case, on the
amount of 6eer that may be pre
pressure to effect enactment ot .e TUHIS Turtle; "fB ZTJuW
anti-beer bill, dry advocates in, Anl,,,ninfo TTnVilir.Lrttn the world conference of
VvvUHUUVW w it' o
A southbound automobile which me r--
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Liquors for Medicinal
Purposes Decried by
Prohibitionists
Washington, Oct. 25. Beer as a
medicine enjoys a full legal status
today, through the unexpected ac
tion of the treasury department in
promulgating regulations permit
ting its use for that purpose. Is
sued in accordance with an optn-
scribed to the same person at one
time, no arbitrary limit is placed
on the number of prescriptions one
person may obtain within a given
period.
Except that the amount for a
single prescription is limited too
two quarts, the wine regulations
are the same, while spirituous
FTazier, 250 South 16th street,
turned turtle on the Pacific high
way about six miles from Salem
yesterday, according to Mr. Fraz
ier's report to the police. Nobody
was hurt.
Mr. Frazler's car was heading
north on the highway when the
accident occurred. The other ma
chine was damaged considerably,
be said.
church
accord
ing to an announcement made to
day by Bishop Theodore S. Hen
derson, head of the church in
Michigan.
Capital Journal Bargain Day
price $5.00 per year by carrier.
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Plan to Reunite
Methodists Made
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 25. defi
nite plan for re-uniting the Meth-
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
ion submitted by former Attorney liquors are limited 10 one pun
General Palmer last March, hold- within any len-uaj ic...
in the medicinal use of bfier to
be legal under
laws, and after
the prohibition
being withheld
St.
Demand to Be Small.
l.ouis. Mo., Oct. 25.-
-That
since then, in anticipation ot early the new regiauuua
action by congress on the pending limit on the number of prescrlp--
anti-beer measure, announcement tions for Deer a uu'-iu-
of the beer regulations came as a would not cause a large demand,
to prohibition was the consensus ui
mra reDresemaiivc si.
surprise
complete
leaders.
Reaction Predicted.
Predicting an immediate reac
RmonK
Louis brewers last night. They
expressed doubt that the new rul-
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isitlon to the treasury's announce-! ing wouia v .7,72.
merit in the direction of increased brewing in large quantities.
SimeU A. A. B. C.
t. Is too i
old or too deeply rooted to roslat
nv-t. immediately It dries
tnd shrivels, the edges loosen ,
from the true flesh and soon you
can peel It right off with your
fingers us painlessly ar you trim
your nails.
Don't coddle corn pests. Don't
nurse and pamper them. Don't
cut and trim them. RRMOVK
hm with "QETS-IT." Costa a
trifle at any drug store. Mfd. by
B. Lawrence Co. Chicago.
Sold In Salem by J. C. Perry, D
3. Fry, Centra! Pharmacy, (ailv)
Lyceum Attractions
t:
Victorian Artists, October 28th .
Gregory Mason, November 9th
Will Irwin, December 13th
Lieurances' Symphony Orchestra, Feb. 21
Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, March 20th
Season Adult Tickets $2.50 Students $2.00
Single Admission $1.00
Seats reserved at the Armory, October 27-28.
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Nov. 1
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Nov. 7
to
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BY
Rupert Hughes
is one of the very few
Pictures that gets aa
ovation and leaves you
with something to think
about. s
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Last Time
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