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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
FAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL," SALEM OREGON PRODUCTION OF POULTRY IS THOT EXCESSIVE! Coming To The Bligh Theatre Next Sunday and Monday That there is no over produc tion of poultry Iq the state at the preaunt time was intimated by Frofessor Charles 8. Brewster of Portland, speaking before the Ma rion County Realtors' association yesterday la the Marion hotel. "There baa been a remarkable Increase In the production of poultry the last four years, but It has slowed down considerably within the last year, and I do not think that there need be any rear of tins condition existing," Bald Mr. Brewster. A committee was appointed by A. C. Bohrnstedt, president of the association, composed of Eugene Qrabenhorst and L. O. Hayford to got in touch with 0. A. C. author ities with regard to bavins an ex perimental poultry farm in this county. A committee ot H. E. Brown, George Thorn ason and W. A. Cop ley to meet with the state tax commission which convenes here April 28 to accept suggestions for relief from high taxes. An if Ih, kw ... J I .. offered durin music to.., 21-A Ml of the luncheon clubs of the city ,,on ellon tora89 reserre of gaso was given yesterday at the real- 1,114 WM forecast by the bureau of tors' luncheon uader ihe leader- mines today In a report showing hip of Dan Langenberg. Claude a reserve on March 1, of 818,500,- keTvufiua isok mree numoors ii.Iaaa , ...... which b. include bl. well knowi 4 0 Sn' th9 'ar8e9t ,n bto- "dago" song. Miss Ira Clare Love J""' 01 laB industry. gave two particularly fine violin "At the present rat ot Increase olos, accompanied by Miss Lu- in. storage," says the report, "the cllle Ross.. The three musicians bunon gsllon po,t may b6 WILLIAM DWNCAN IN SCENE FROM "WHERE MEN ARK MEN" "Where. Mm Are, Men" was Aimed for the most part In the almost Inaccessible-- reKlon- of the Big Hear Lske In California. While this country Is well known to sportsmen It Is rarely sees In films owing te the dimculty met In reaching It. William Duncan lias a role that calls forth his great athletic ability and Is supported by an exceptionally strong cast. Kill in Johnson plays opposite the ntar-lii'ector. COLORS FOR 1 923 AUTO TAGS FIXED GASOLINE RESERVE IS GREATEST If. HISTORY Old Bweet Bong." Ail selections - were heartily applauded. reached In gasoline reserve before the seasonal decline In stocks comes." ANTI-CHRISTIAN CLUBS CRG1IZED BY CHINESE i ' Atnoy, China, Aprll21 (By Associated Press.) t Ka antl Chrlstlan movement, said to have Started with the formation of twenty such organizations in Pe king university Is spreading rap Idly over China, according to re ports reaching hore. The agita tion bus reached Amoy university, the government schools and other Institutions. Christian leaders and consular authorities express alarm at the extent of the movement which In reported to be -backed by com muulst agitators. BASEBALL MEDAL IS ONLY MARK ON SUICIDE'S BODY Ranger, Texas, April 21 A baseball medal on his watch charm bearing the words J. II. Stuart, 2b, Seattle, 1919, was the only Identification mark found on the body of a man who Tuesday threw himself lu front of a pas senger train six miles south of here. Monmouth Quota Raised. , Monmouth,. Or., April 21Mon mouth's quota of $2000, sufficient to purchase one acre of ground for the boys and' girls' farm home, has been subscribed In full and all paid but a few dollars, according to Mrs. C. C, Yeater, who has had charge ot the drive In Monmouth. Oregon's 1923 license plates for motor vehicles will , consist white flfflirMt onA taftflHnv nn dark blue background. The order lor the plates was placed by Sec retary of State . Koser Tuesday with the Irwin Hodson Co. of Portland at a price of 14 U cents per set for 180,000 sets. It is prob able that an addition will be made to tnis original o.er later If pros pects for an Increase In the auto mobile and truck population of the state justifies. The price paid fnr thA 192X nlntoa will V. proximately t, cents per set less tnan mat paid for the 1922 plates. The Portland enmnmv wa awarded the contract fnr tha ls motorcycle licenses at 39 cents per sei, tne motor dealers' license plates at 26 cents per set and the chauffeur's badges at cents each. The Irwln-Hnrisnna nnmn.nv have been making the Oregon li cense plates since 1916. There was only one other bidder at this time, a Lob Angeles, Cal., com-paa. 12 tt Miss Lillian Boyer, an expert flyer, has been doing some of the most daring aerial feats at Chat tanooga, Tenn., ever exhibited by a woman, ; although she Is but nineteen years old. FLYERS WILL GdPLETE v MTjNEEW PUKE Lisbon. April II (Br Associ ated Press.) A new hydro-airplane will be shipped to St. Paul docks to enable the naval cap tains Sacadura and Coutlnho to resume their trans-Atlantic flight, interrupted by the virtual destruc tion of their machine in landing at the rocks. It Is believed here that it will be two weeks before the airmen can resume their flight to Kio Janeiro. - Biplomatie Hail by Air Paris, April 21 For the first time ever known dlplomatie pouch es will be carried by airplane during President Millerand's trip through Algeria and Morrocco. They will land once in Spain and drop the pouch for the French Embassy. Thirty automobiles will make up the president's escort, and for five weeks they will visit every Important point of the two French colonies. The forest payroll pays nearly two-thirds of the northwests wages. We cannot afford to burn it up. FRIDAY, iMiHlTLll HIGHWAY; Off KILLED Taeoma, Wash.. April 11 Dr. W. D. Merrltt of Enumclaw, was killed and two others slightly in jured When Merritt's car over turned on the Pacific highway yesterday. The injured are J. C. Jensen ana u h Peterson of Seattle, both of whom were cut and bruised. The others in the car, Police Officer Frank Mills and Joe Muckllnski, 1ho of Beattle, suffered no in juries except minor scratches. Buy the economy Service, plus Re-Sale Value Not the false economy of looks Has any car a quicker, or greater Re-Sale value than a Phone 1995 Valley TYlotor Co. 260 N. High APRIL 21, 1922. UNITED ARMY STORES $2.95 $2.95 $2.95 Every camper. Boy Scout, and boy and girl needs a "Pup" tent. $a.5. Get the children out Into the open air. The small O D tents "Pup" tents as they are called) are Just the thing for two grown people to sleep In, for boys on outing trips and children's play tents Every boy and girl Should Have One. Brand new ones, complete with ropes gg g 5 Call and Sw Tlieni Compasses and Field Glass es. See our $1.15 Watches. Blankets, like new, O Tr. wool army lesue lull size! 66xR V each $2.93. I- . k sacks, near army, with carrier, made of heavy Khaki duck. They will carry two blankets, a "Pup" tent mess kit, canteen and person al effects. It Is the regula tion pack carrier each $1 50 Puttees, new extra heavy leather $4.50, $5.50, $6 and ST.BO. With straps or spring front 14 to 17. See our young men's spe cial Corduroy Breeches. For merly sold at $4.75 - and 3.4. Now (selling at $2.85 per pair. UNITED ARMY STORES 230 South Commercial St. Salem, Ore. Next door south of Marion Hotel Send us your mall orders CORE THROAT FEDERAL TAXES Ml BE ' PAID I.! VICTORY NOTES Washington, Apit! il Collec tors of Internal reveaue were au thorised Tuesday by Commissioner Blair to receive at par victory notes of either the 44 per cent or' I per cent series In coupon omi In payment of income and profits tares payable on June 15, 1922, and victory notes ot the i perj cent series, in coupon form, lu pay ment of Income and profits taxes puyahle September 16 and Decem ber 15, 1922. Victory notes of tlie 4 per cent series will not be accepted on the paymont of income and profits taxes payable Septombor 15 or December 15, 1922, and registered victory notes will not be accept able on any payment. Ciargle with warm salt water 4he. aoolv over thraat 'W-0CC3S V V apo Rob Oust Million Jan Uud Yearly RHEUMATIC ACHES QUICEY RELIEVED THE racking agonizing rheumatic ache is quickly relieved by an an- plication of Sloan's Liniment. forty yw. folks all over th world have found SlnuV. tn I., .k- enemy of pains and aches. pmttrolti witiumt rubbinr. stimulating odor that it ia enma tn AJi Keep Sloan' t Lwidv fnr sciatica, lame back, stiff joints, sore uuia aatiu sfUIUIIlS. At all druggists Joe, 70e, $1.40. linimeni fMafcn Sick Skins "Ell 0. ?f Dr HohMi". : M nnllrRnMdiM.(ir.elMr. SSJT BtAJUijrcumpUjuoci tut. trttuly mgm DrUohson's C fcczema Qfatment J TOLEDO W MUHOERS WIFE 10 KILLS SELF - Los Angeles, Cal., April 21 W. D. Helntselnmn nt T..1..1 . Ohio, Tuesday shot and fatally wounded his wife, Garnet Helnt selman, and then kiIKd htmselt Letters telling of his intentions wars found on his body. 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