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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1921)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Wh'tney Boys Five Jurors Chorus Mav Be Organized Here Preliminary gteps toward the -organization of a boys' cboruu '-which will participate in the ehoriiB of 20,000 voices planned 'for the 1925 world's fair in Port land and in which 10 states will be represented, will be taken to- nigtit at meeting called for 7:30 In the Saiem high school auditor turn for which arrangements have been made by H. E. K. Whitney of Portland. Mr. Whitney has been speaking in the school yesterday and to day, and states that he wants all the boys he can get who are will 1ngto pay the 60 cents entrance fee.' There is no age limit. In former choruses, which have tour ' ed the country under the direction of Mr. Whitney, the oldest boys have been 24 years of age. In his chorus this summer, the bass and tenor sections were the youngest, In point of age of the singers, of any chorus In the world. Ten states have been asked to ilupply singers and during the eight weeks' stay at the fair the boys will live in a tent city, hav ing to pay the DO cents entrance baring Us own governmental branch and selecting Its repre sentatives to govorn the republic There will also be mounted police, end a hundred of Shetland ponies Drill be supplied for this service. I Dr. H. C. Epley will perhaps have charge of the organization here, and at (he meeting tonight Ben Scovell, noted humorist, will say a few words urging ftie organ ization of the chorus. Will Lecture On Ireland Tonight Hev. William h. Qulnn, whoi has recently returned from a trip wm reR(rn through Ireland, will give an il lustrated lecture at the Knights of Columbus hall tonight. The pictures represent scenes In every county of Irelund and show con dltlons as they are said to exist In that country. Michael Collins, commander in chief of the ''Irish Republican army commissioned Itev. Father Qulnn to show the pictures to the American people and "Let them pU'ad the Justice of our causa.'' The speaker is a speaker of na tional reputation and Is consid ered qualified to lecture on Ire land and answer questions re ggrdhig the situation there. During an extended visit to Irelund the fall of 1920 and the spring of tblH year. Father Qulnn met all the Irish Republican leaders intimately and Is prob ably more familiar with them than anyone else In the United States Beautiful stercoptlcan views of Ireland and the lateHt released pictures, said to illustrate vividly present conditions will be shown by Father Qulnn. Desmond Fitz gerald, minister of publicity of the Irish Republic Is constantly supplying Father Quinn with ma terial and pictures which bring his lecture up to the minute. In Box When Court Opens San Francisco, Nov. 15 Twelve venire members examined and five Jurors accepted tentatively, one of them a woman, was the situation at the opening of the second uy of the trial of Roscoe C. (Fatty I AroucKie here today on a man slaughter charge. Arbuckle went on trial yesterday on charges con nected with the death of Miss Vir ginia Rappe, film actress, whose demise followed a party in Ar- buckle's room at the Hotel St Francis here last September. The five Jurors so far seated however, still are subject to per emptory challenge. Selection Careful. Exhaustive Interrogation to which veniremen are being sub jected indicates that the Jury probably will not be completed be fore Thursday. Lack of interest In the tedious routine of picking a Jury is thought to be responsible for the absence at the opening of Ar btickle's trial of the throngs that fought for admittance at his pre liminary hearing, although all places in the court room were tak en yeBterday. A special police guard Is on duty In anticipation of scramble for seats when the taking of testimony is started. j Attorneys Clash. The first day's session was de void of Interest except for verbal tilts between opposing counsel. The only incident bordering on the sensational was an Intimation in county by Cavln McNab, chief of counsel for the defense, that District Attorney Matthew' Brady had threatened to send to Jail some witnesses if they retimed to make certain statements. Mr-Nah added that he would produce sev en witnessest o prove his assertion. "If you do," retorted Brady, "I Brumfield's Three Insurance Policies Will Be Returned Roseburg, Or.. Nov. 15. he three applications for life lnsur-1 dence against Dr. R. M. BrumfieldJ I ance, used by the state as evi- 1 A tint A onlna, f T 1 if n - II I " " ' 'i . i. m. crumueiu, convicted of Dennis Russell, are I to be returned to the respective companies, if the stipulation en tered into this afternoon by the attorneys for state and the de fense Is approved by Judge Bing ham. The original applications ware taken from the files of the Insur ance companies and used by the state in its effort to prove that Dennis Russell was murdered by Dr. Brumfield In order that the body might be substituted for his own so that his insurance might be collected by his family. Although the appeal is still pending the applications are to be withdrawn from evidence and re turned to the proper files and cer tified copies substituted. Stops To Repair light; Stuck Up By Two In Auto Ten dollars in cash was last night taken from the nerson of . E- n on nf Portland by two holdup men who accosted him when he ftoppea 10 rcii lights on his motorcycle. The rob bery was staged on the highway aboiit two miles south of Jeffer son. The two men escaped in an au tomobile. Salem police last night notified Fiic-atii nfflrprs to he on the look out for the automobile which, ac cording to Mr. Bowen, had no li cense plates. One of :he men was described as being tail ana weuniiB it niga hat. The other was short and of heavy build. He was wearing dark clothes. . nJESDAlf, NOVEMBER i3( New York, Nov. 15. Picketing of 3000 garment shops by striking workers began today. Every pici- .-.- nrnv With O. Card Of lfl- CL as ,--' . - structions from the union warning against engaging in arguments or making a disturbance. . C ,v Washington. ttn ,?3a ference of $22,516,941 1,74 m ln. plies, clothing, tooi J Quartermaster n,. 30. 1921. and th . l - oaiue Inst vaflu JOURNAL WANT ADS Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets The Corsets That Women Like We know this because we sell so many of them and sell them over and over again to the same customers. 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