SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1922,
PAGE TEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM,
POLK SCHOOLS 111
HOLD TRACK IE!
ATINDEPENDENCE
Independence, Or., April
The principals of the railoua high
chooU of Polk county met in the
Independence grade acbool 01
Saturday, March 25, for the pur
pose of organizing a county ath
letlc association, appointing C. V
Byern. principal of the independ
ence school, as chairman. Polk
Mnuntv Athletic association was
the came adopted by the new organization.
The Idea seemed to prevail that
the county should be divided Into
two clause!,' vis., elementary
grades and high school grades.
The chairman was authorized to
appoint a committee of three mem
bers, together with the county su
perlntendent, Josiah Wills, to
work out rules and regulations lor
the field meet which is to be held
In this city on Saturday, May 20
Last year the meet was held In
Dallas, but this will be the first
meet held In Polk county under
the standard athletic association,
The chairman appointed the
following committee to draft rules
and regulations for the new asso
ciation: L. L. Godlng , J. A. Grif
fin, O. D. Byers and Joslah Wills.
The following rules and regula
tions were reoprted by this com
mittee: Lot 1, for girls under 100
pounds Class 1. 50 yard dash,
class 2, 100-yard dash; class 3,
baseball throw tor distance.
Lot 2, for girls over 100 pouurla
Class 1, 60-yard dash; class 2,
100-yard dash; class 3, baseball
throw for distance.
Lot 3. for boys under 100
pounds-Class I, 50-yard dash
class 2, running high Jump; cIiish
3. running brosd Jumpj class 4.
440-yard relay race.
Ia1 4, forlxrys over 100 pounds
Class 1, 70-yard dash; class 2,
. running broad Jump; class 3, 100
yard dash; class 4, running high
jump; class S, 880-yard relay racs.
, Lot 5, high school (all weight?)
-Class 1, 60-yara aasn; eu
100-ynrd dash; class 3, 220-yard
run: class 4, 120-yard hurdle raw
(10 hurdles); class 6, relay race
(each boy to run 440 yards) ; clans
t, running high Jump; class 7.
putting 12-pound shot; class 8,
running broad Jump; class 9, pole
vault; cluss 10, discus throw (dis
tance). According to the rules adopted
first place scores five points, sec
ond Diace two points and third
placs one point.
Lot Class 1, tennis for sin
gles (girls) ; class 2, tennis for
singles (boys); class 3, tennis for
doubles (girls); class 4, tennis for
doubles (boysj.
Only three contestants (except
tennis and relay races, which will
be limited to one team) for each
event can enter from any one
school.' The school which make
the highest number of points will
be given a pennant. One of th
pennants will be given for the
elementary grades and one for the
high school division.
CHURCH TREASURES ARE
ENOUGH TO FEED CITY
Kiev, Russia, April 1. (By As
sociated Press.) The treasures
within the Klevo - Pechorskaya
Lavra monastery here, If con
verted Into cash would buy food
sufficient to sustain the entire
famine stricken population of the
Ukraine and Black sea districts
for some time. Premier I.enlne has
been Informed by M. Seraflmv,
Ukrainian deputy commissar of
the Interior, who was appointed
to superintend the confiscation of
the treasures in Kiev's churches
and monasteries under the recent
soviet decree.
M. Serafimov declares In bis re
port that among the monastery's
treasures are two mitres which
were appraised In 1870 at
$26,000,000. -
Night News
Summary
j
London. Seven hundred men
belonging to two French columns
have been killed or wounded In a
surprise attack by tribesmen lu
he Moulouya valley, Trench Morocco.
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THIRTY SEVEN MURDERS
IN NEW YORK IN MARCH
New York, April 1. March
was record month for violence In
this city. Thirty-seven Demons
were murdered, among them three
women. '
In the last 48 hours one murder
was committed by a woman, four
bandits were captured In an at
tempt to rob a construction com
pany's payroll, three men shot
and seriously wounded a depart
ment slore manager and three
other bandits clubbed a watchman
and a guard and took 11,000 from
the counting room of a dally
newspaper.
New York. A charge that
agents for the children s society
nought to "shake down" Tex Rlck
ard for $50,000 before his recent
Lrlal and acquittal and a counter
charge that the affair was con
cocted to create a "favorable at
mosphere" for the accused promo
ter during his trial were reported
as Involved In the suspension of
wo agents of the society. j
London. A- dispatch to the
Dally Mail from Belfast says the
republican committee has ordered
i secret mobilization of the repub
lican section of the Irish repub
lican army for Sunday, possibly
with the intention of violent ac
tion.
REGULATION OF
L INDUSTRY
NEEDEDCLAIM
Macon Ga. J. J. Costa of
Anthony, Kan., was Injured fatal
ly and W. L. Fisher of Mack,
Colo., and Ray Round tree of Port
land, Or., received injuries that
may reault fatally when their air
plane crashed into a 60-foot smoke
stack at the Macon, Dublin & Sa
vannah railroad shops.
HOUGHTON AND FLETCHER
SAIL FORFOREIGN POSTS
New York, April 1. Alanson B.
Houghton, newly appointed am
bassador to Germany, with his
wife and two daughters, were pas
sengers aboard the Olympic, sail
ing today for England. Ambassa
dor Houghton will proceed Im
mediately to uernn to take up
his duties.
Other passengers were Henry P
Fletcher, ambassador to Belgium
and a delegation of railroad ex
ecutlves to the international rail
way congress at Rome Including
W. W. Atterbury, vice-president
of the Pennsylvania system.
New York. April 1 (By Asso
ciated Press) Congressional
tlon to prohibit over-development
of the coal Industry was proposed
here today by Philip Murray, vice-
president of the United Mine
Workers of America, as "a cure
for the great evil which has Amer
ica In the grip of a nation-wide
strike today." .
"Ten thousand bituminous
mines are being worked in this
country, when 7,000 mines could
produce sufficient coal for the na
tion's needs," he declared.
"The reason, for this condition
Is the greediness of corporations
who hold undeveloped coal lands
to make them pay profits. New
mines are opened before there is
a market for the products, mil
lions of dollars are Invested In
properties that can only work
part time, 150,000 more men than
the Industry can keep employed
are drawn Into it.
"We have seasons of great ac
tivities, and Inactivities In all
these mines, followed by long
periods of idleness. Men are re
quired to live 365 days on the
earnings of from 40 to 200 days
DAUGHTER OF HUNGARY'S
REGENT TO WED, REPORT
Budapest, April 1. (By Asso
ciated Press.) The wedding or
pB,,i.tt Hnrthv. eldest daughter
at Admiral Horthy, regent of Hun
gary, to Lieutenant Ladlsias ray,
It Is announced will take place In
he royal palace next Monday.
What's New
on the Market
By REX STEWART
GOVERNMENT PRINTING n
SHOP FORCE REPLACED
Ant, nAia at rest rumors of a plan
or the marriage of Mile. Horthy
to the young former Archduke
Albrecht, one of the numerous
candidates for the crown of Hun
gary, as a solution of the royal
Issue.
LOBBYING CHARGES DROPPED
Jackson, Miss., April 1. The
special committee of the Missis
sippi house of representatives
named to investigate charges of
pernicious lobbying by certain
fire Insurance Interests and other
allegations made by Governor
Russell in a recent special message
to the legislature reported today
that Its investigation had failed to
substantiate the charges.
THE
BIO
SUNDAY
SHOW
GRAN
THEATRE
5 DAYS
Starting Sunday
April 9th
The Picture
You have been
waiting: two
years to see!
HISS EMMA PAIGE
of Marshtown, low
Who Will Conduct
REVIVAL MEETINGS
at th
UNITED BRETHEUN
CHURCH
Owner of 17th and Nebraska St.
Commencing Sunday. April 2.
All Welcome
Cqrl Uemlle
firnent
OCllniversal Super
Jetfel Production,
JP1 1
MX .,RRAL,"Crl"i'h "'l'eM.iHoi.l tptador I
ju ritit you. Tin one puturt you po.mv.ly , ate. I fill
The First Real Million Dollar Picture! f
IV , and Featuring
AMan You Will I m thv
With
Special
Orchestra
i
f ' ' ' - 1 f -1 - .
WILLIAM DUNCAN.
VITACHAPH
WILLIAM
DUNCAN
AND
EDITH
JOHNSON
In a stirring
photodrama
"No
Defense"
HIPPODROME
VAUDEVILLE
PRICE & GILM0EE
A Satire in Songs
FEBEZ & LA FL0B
The Cuban Wonders
Free Candy for the Chil
dren every Saturday and
Sunday Matinee.
Continuous Daily
Matinee. 25c, Evening 35c
BligH
"The coming' generation will
ot acquire a taste for whiskey."
Mot if it learns tu orink the stuff
now on the market.
have been
5B
thin WPAH. with a one
crease. If warm weather keeps
.. .. I,.' o nht reduc-
e royai ; un there tuny " - ,,k
Announcement of the wedding-, tne month with.
-" . . . LIUU u - - ,
Seventeen and eighteen cents navo i f 6Cted
been offered farmers oy
with the retail price of 20 and 22
cents prevailing.
Chinook salmon Is scarce with
larger supplies expected in next
week. Large catches of halibut
have been reported Rt Newport
and have met with a ready de
mand at the retail price of 25
cents a pound. The clam season
closed yesterday, the supply being
very small, retailers, however, ex
pect some in next week.
The newly arrived Louisiana
strawberries are In good condi
tion and selling for 35 cents a
box.
Washington, April 1. The
bureau of engraving and print ng
was operating today unaer i" "
large aiy a. complete
new executive
cent in-Uonne, from, he director wn
ana liiciuum .,
in
the bureau. ...
ThA sweeping change
t oHmtnlstratlon was
uuicau o
by
the
ef-
President ; Harding
through an executive
night removing James L. Wllmeth
the director and a number of
division chiefs and other officials
"for the good of the service.
Louis A. Hill, assistant chief of
the division of engraving was
named as the new director.
Men Wanted
Experienced nursery grafters.
Call 540 State Street.
4 Days Starting Tomorrow
4-
MAE
RAY
LAST TIME T0KTGHT
Wanda Hawley in ' Ih Love Charm
A . Ana mi anil
1 1
In "PEACOCK
ALLEY"
Where the Darling of Paris night life finds
her reputation ready made.
West Is West Latest News Events
for Laughing Only jn Motion
Have You Heard Our New Pipe Organ?
T.IBERTV
JLf THEATRE JL
Court Street
Christian Church
Corner N. 17th and Court Sts
Gospel Sermons
Special Songs
PEE-EASTER GREETINGS
7:30 P. M.
Subject:
Sunday "Will the Old
Book Stand?"
Monday "The Glory of a
Stainless Life."
Tuesday "God's Gospel
for Each Age."
Wednesday "The Task
Master of Humanity."
Thursday "The E x
Cbristian." Friday "What Church
Shall I Join."
Welcome
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
WHAT?
J. C. Perry, Druggist, is selling
Genuine Autostrop
Safety Razors
The J. It. Walkjns
Remedies
Extracts, spices, toilet
articles, poultry and stock
dip.- : -
Tires, tubes and spark
plugs. ' 1
For Sale by .
C. L. Conlee,
331 N. Liberty Street '
Phone 402-J .
Next Week At the
Ye Liberty Thsafc!
The FOUB
HORSEMEN
Of the APOCALYPSE
A REX INGRAM
PRODUCTION
For
$1.00
Its Model C and consists of a highly polished,
AUTOSTROP, extra blades, and a selected,
leather strop, packed in an attractive, velvet
lined, metal case vest pocket size all for $1.00.
J.C.PERRY
"The Rexall Store"
Adapted'by June Mathla
Photographed by John F. Selu
(( .
Dowe
Buys Any Piano
Or Player Piano
URING THIS GREAT
PRICE CUTTING
mm
STOCK REDUCING SALE
We j:::: :r;::::r:i zrrTiz rmous 8tockhrf pianos and phonoeraph
sell our present stocK and do it oulcKly. We musl S : house absolutely. " -"
We are going to sell every piano and player-niano reffardlpB nf
gardless of terms. You can select any piano In 2 - 2 re sto A Z L onVr "! u Se" ph0n0gral,h rC"
and we will arrange the balance to suit You can buy the wo fd's finest nh " " " Bent hmfl
have Edisons. V.ctro.as, Graphanolas, Starrs, and Zy other! o e' soM " " dUar dWn-
This sa,e starts at S:30 sharp Monday tnorn.ng and you will hive to J you would have first cholc.
$ 425
450
500
550
575
600
650
750
1000
1200
NEW
anos $298
anas 325
anos 385
anos 425
anos 440
anos 495
anos 535
anos 560
anos 795
anos 935
This Beautiful $750
PLAYER PIANO
$395
$5 Down, $2.50 a Week
NEW
$ 600 Players .... S 495
650 Players 520
675 Players 545
"700 Players 585
750 Players 595
800 Players . 635
850 Players 695
900 Players .... 715
1000 Players . 735
1800 Players ...... 1375
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SLIGHTLY
SHOPWORN,
With MUSIC
and BENCH
27 Style IV VICTROLA
with six double records $29.50.
$1 Down $1 a Week
p t
Si1 R7 Buys this used
POJ $500.00 PIANO
$5 Down $1.50 Per Week
This Beautiful Used
$100 Phonograph
With Six Records
$69.50
$2.50 Down $1 a Week
Be here early Monday to get
First Choice
Important
Kemember this sale
is on our regular
line that we have
been selling for
years.
GEO. C. WILL
MUSIC HOUSE
Note
It is well to know
the responsibility
of the house from
which you buy.
432 STATE STREET