Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 16, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON - FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925 PARDONE DBY PIERCE ONLY 10 BE REARRESTED H. M. Iloyt, former coiivM bl the state penitentiary pardoned j (Governor I'ierce on Novum her 1. its arrested yrsltnhiy uftornoon hy Deputy Ulit-riffa Itmkhart and Smith ut the Salem rooming house ot it'ijnt'st of department of justice uftieiald iu l'oillund. .tnul offi cials have not bren advised as to what ilovt is wanted for by fed eral authorities, hut it lu under stood a recent federal Brand Jury iv turned an indictment against him. . Iloyt was sen i o the pen!! tiury February 1, 1923, from Uma tilla county on a charge of obt'iin tiiK money by false pretense. 11m lentence was t'iree yearn. A'ter his release from the pr'son he left SaW'm, returning here l:nt Monday. His icasou for returnin;! here, be stated, was to close a th estate deal for ttouie property in B'lem. He told a man named Me Ktnley, laborer here, that he hnA traded a home he owned in Port land for a house tn Salem. He at tempted to sell the bouse to Mr Kinley, Bay lug he would sell It to hi mfor (50 down And the balance an) away that McKinley wanted t pay ft. Hoyt took MeKinlejr to the house to e It, but when h reaehed there Hoyt told MeKlnley It was too dark to go Inside an 1 got an Idea how t?io hoiiKe looked but urged McKinley to make the $"(0 payment anyway. Mr Kin Joy refused. Whether or not Hoyt actually owned the house he was trying to sell 't MeMniey Is not known. POPULATION OF 250 MILLION PREDICTED Chicago Persma living will see a population of 250.000.000 In the I'nltfj States If the present rate of Increase keeps ifp, according to I'roferaor A. P. Wolfs of Ohio State University speaking here to day before the American Htatlstl cal aflaoclatlon. Bat It will not keep up. In the professor's opin ion. He Is fairly ccrtiln the wo men themselves, the potential mothers of the future, will take measure to prevent It. "Unless increase Is quickly and treatly retarded, reaching the sen atlonnl point is a matter of only few generations at moHt, not thoutandi of ye.irs an popularly supposed," Professor Wolfe eatd. "In the absence of nit Improbable revolutionary Improvement In ag riculture, w nli ill ho pointedly confronted with the choice of re ducing either our birth rate or our standard of living. A very esrten tinl part ot the population problem Is to get the people to rg that they ire confronted with a condition, aot a theory." , RUMFLEET HOVERS OFF GOLDEN GATE San Franclaco, Cal., Jai. 15 Officers of ahlpa arrivLnf hers during the faat few dayi report the presence of a motor snip ac companled by a dozen small cn!t all presumed to ba rum runners, in the vicinity ot the Farallone islands, about ".0 miles due west of San Francisco. I -at jit Information regarding the flotilla waa brought In by Captain W. Z. Ilubkuia, master of the t:.nker F. H. Uncle, who ported yesterday seeing It, He iaid that the craft ranged In size from fi.shlng launches to large . raw I era bcuid the motorshlp. MONMOUTH BANK ELECTS Monmouth, Or., Jan. 16. At ti e annual meting of the stock holders of the Kirtit rational innk f Monmouth, Or., the following officers and directors were elected for the eneuing years: Ira C. Pow ell, president; J. U. V. Hutler, vice president; F. S. Chambers, ca-ifi ier; C. K. Powell. alstant cull ier; directors. J. I). V. Hutler, Irn C. Powell, William Kiddeli, I. M. Simpson, Georgo A. Conn, Dav Id It. ICiddell. In the prtwident's re port to the meeting It was shown that the average increase in de posits and col lee t ions bad In creased over 10 per cent in tin patt year. EXPEDITION TO SAVE WHALES ENGLISH PLAN Liverpool Pour members of a overninent expedition to the louth Pacific, to study the breed ing of whale3 and to provent the ixtermlnatlon ut the species which s now threatened owing to their ndUuriii.lnate slaughter, are now in their way to the whaling fields it South Georgia and South Shet land, and will form a scientific itaff at the marine uta'lon. Other members will follow the in. next rei r. ll.'stde conducting whaling re search the expedition will under take scientific investigation af fecting oceanography, meteorology tnd magnetism. Do This After Severe Illness How to Speedily Gnin Strength and Put on Needed Weight. Nothing like the wondt-rf ul vi trlijtmK vit.wiilnps in I'od Liver Oil t help ronva1e.t-iug people to Hilekly gt't strong and well ev Irybttdy knows that. Itut no hody wanti to take the II smoltinR. horrible tasting, atom- irh Upset tin oil .(self, so m days, up to date me.llril men are ord.-rlng a tablet of Cod Liver Oil and It surely has proved blessing to thousand? If people who have been sapped of their natural utrcngih after a severe 111 res and especially after the Orlppe or a stubborn cough or jo id. Ak J. C. Perry, Centval Pbir Wi.iey, I. J. liy or any regular tfrujight for a bos of MeOoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. They tout but little, are mirt.tr coated and as pteumnt to take a randy. Skinny men und women take them to speedily put on plenty of t-Htd healthy nolUi flen nml for this purpose they are so extremely f'tuA that thin mm and wnmn often take on 6 pounds or more In li days. As a matter of fact, your IruKKixt will return your tnonev tf you don't take on I pounds tn 10 dsys. Great for steak .nkinny, back ward n down children, ton, and gives them a hearty appetite. It enrr and) ask for MeVo'a, lite nrtgtnal and Rvnuloe "nl Urrr OH Compound Tablets 0 Tablets ao ccuta. Adv. New Corporation! The following articles of Incor poration were filed yesterday with the state corporation department: Heckea Kllton Motor company, Portland ; Incorporators, D. M. Kllton. It. O. llerkes, M. E. Heckea, L. M. Kllton; capital, $5,000. Pilot Rock Public Library asso ciation. Pilot Hock; Incorporators, J. M. Hoyer, C. G. Hracher, How ard M. James; assets, $700. That mistake which Is the con sequence of Invincible error aearce deserves the name of wrong Judgment. 0 Break a Cold Right Up with 'Tape's Cold Compound" Take two tab lets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose al ways gives relief. The second and third doses com pletely break up the cold. Pleas ant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opl atos. Millions use "P a pe'a Cold Compound." Price thirty-five centa. Druggists guarantee It. Adv. Bring; on your prize families the whole gang gets tn to tht Grand theater to see Dure David son, Florence Vidor and a host of other stars In "Welcome Stranger' at the Grand theater tonight tor it it cents. Tonight will be family night St the Grand, according to the an nouncement of John C. S'.llle, manager, and any family no mat ter how many it includes will be admitted tu tue theater on a single ticket costing only half a dollar, the price of a single admission t most picture Bhows of this eland. itie picture feature la the film version ot the famous aiage pro duction in which George Sidney rode to game and Is tiaid tu be one of the comedy hits of the year. presenting a new type ot Jew uhu furniehes more than amusing n tertainment. He is a Hebrew brought tu the screen with all of his good humor, kindliness aud common sense, business accumeo and philosophy and there was uo reason to exaggerate. There Is just as human an appeal ab-mi the man as he has In real life. The story relates bow Isidore Solomon locates In a Binall New Kngland town, overcomes the pre judice of the Intolerant populace, puts the little village on the map and makes an enduring place for himself in the hearts of Its peo ple. Davidson carries the role made famous by Sidney In a manner that marks him as one ot the greatest character actors appear ing In motion pictures today, and tho work ot the supporting cast Is on a par with his display ot tal ent. HUNT DEER ON STREET IN VANCOUVER, WASH. Vancouver, Wash. A two -point buck dear was captured allrs on alaln street hers recently. Th deer waa ambling up the street from the banks ot the Co lumbia river when several persona gave chase. Ha dashed down an alley, entered an abandoned build lng and leaped through a window, then Jumped a high fence and FIRST AID TO BEAUTY AND CHARM Nothing ao tnsrs an other wise beautiful trnrm as the Inevitable lines of fatigue ana suneting caused hy tired, chins feet. ALLEN rooT.itsK the AntlptjQ, jie-aiuigrowqer, insure foot comfort it It t Tol IttNMwslty. 6h&kll in joat trio! m iu morula j, BUop all dty DtDce all vaaiuj tbto lot your mirror toll thw ilorr. Trial pwk 2 Hid ft FuOb-KM Walkln Doll tent Said si Dtum sm4 lMart4t Start, 1 ViiC. BUILDING A TOOTH Good teeth are built out of vital foods. Building a tooth Is not the simple pro cess it seems. Nature regards It so important that she takes a long time to perfect one. Scott's Emulsion supplies elements needful to aid normal growth and con struct sound bones and strong teeth. A food-tonic of rare value, Scott's Emulsion gives the best results when taken regularly after jjj) meals. Try it. '4 fcott & Bownc BloomSeld. K. I. Ml JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY started back toward the river. Ths pavement waa wet, and the buck slipped and Cell several times, fin ally crashing Into a fencs Stiff Neck Get thU relief now To get rid of a crick in the neck in short order apply Sloan',. No rubbingl The marvelous effectiveness of the liniment it self does the job for you. It ends fresh, new blood through the pain-ridden tissues, and this takes out thestiifness stops the pain. All druggists 35 cents. Sloan's TJntmpnt -kills paint Salem Fruit Market 'Man? choice Fruits and Vegetables are procurable at this market. Our stock is clean and fresh and we have the variety. We assure you that you can attain keen satisfaction by personally selecting the tempting things we have to offer for your table. Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tues day, or while they last, we offer Potatoes Burbanks, cwt $1.95 Turnips, clean, fresh stock, 4 lbs. ISc Rutabagas, clean fresh stock, 4 lbs 15c Prompt and Courteous Service. Corner Commercial and State Streets AT THE PEOPLES CASH STORE The Chicago Sales Co. Offers Prices That Will Turn Merchandise Into Cash UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE IS SOLD CLOSING OUT TRICES COMPEL US TO SACRIFICE THIS HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE Mack Hmr and M of the lltuul (Valrr lt(' llnl rA.vrs While llK last .98 $1.! Men's SUITS and O'COATS AltE GOING IWSTI LOOK! Uc. $10 and $3J I n-K. ttt and Hi 2000 Yds. taut 'olw (SIMS- HAM, St J -Inch, Jlncnlar o 15c yd. SUITS Vlom Out $18.85 O'COATS Clone Out $11.95 Indies' COATS and DRESSES TIIKSR l'RICES CANT LAST All Ladle Men's WOUU SUOES One lot onlr. Values ep lo $e $2.98 COATS and DRESSES Vt rnii'E HATS nalaore ot Winter Stock $2.98 Women's V I c I kid Steel Areh Support SIIOKS llrvwn or lllnek To rtntr Out $3.25 WDSOMY UASKMt.NT Kull Hlie mo New Ctilloti Double 4'nnleil tii.moitniis Itennlnr H int $2.19 Economy Rasemcnt Specials While Tea dipt, rneli -loo one IxH Fanejr Market Banket. re. One Ixl Men . Iloj 'a Shlrlsi -tto J3c 40 GROCERY PRICES STILL LOWER Red and niue Middle UnlllK'l 30-Inch, Kivu. Ur !. 98c yd. 4 7 -Inch Tctiuot Pillow TI UINa ItrsuUr fr.r yd. 43c yd. rare Can NI'KXH IS l.ba. lor 99c r Vvm berry rOKIT'R Bulk. Tumid 39c Armonr'a ' rou IIKKF lis. tan 19c Rolled OXTS la-l.b, sack 49c Bora' SI.U'K Kit MAI'S 39c AT THE PEOPLES CASH STORK JANUARY JULY CAKES MADE TO ORDER FOR EVERY OCCASION JUNE 51 I I FEBRUARY MARCH f.V.. APRIL SATURDAY SPECIALS THE GOOD OU PRUNE CAKE U back again. We bare rc cciviil cur new crop of walnuts ml iiruiics anil will now make UiU fnvon-a cake. It sells reffU lurly at S5c 20c Each FRUIT SQUARES 10c Each BREAD At the present price of flour It ia cltraier to buy your bread than to bake. AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER G Large Loaves Small Loaves RIAY ijSiNOVEMBER DECEMBER Burnett Bros, Jewelers "Pay Us As You Are Paid" Eight Stores in Oregon, Washington and California "I want the best Diamond Ring a hundred will buy! ' ' "Yes SIR! Here it is!" If you should care to loiter about the Diamond counter in the Burnett Jewelry Store you are almost cer tain to hear the foregoing conversa tion. Not once, but several times a day. And if you keep ears and eyes open, you will also note that invari ably the man who sees the "Lady Diana" Diamond buys it. The sketch w draun from the ring itself. The picture shows the style of the viounting. Unfortunately, it is impossible to show the beauty and - brilliancy of the Diamond. We believe it to be the finest the largest, and most brilliant Diamond to be found in the North west at the price or anywhere near it. And be cause we believe we are not afraid to sell it with the famous Burnett Guarantee here it "Money Back?" "Yes Sir!" is within thirty days you find or just think that you've found that you can do better for cash in some other good store then all you have to do is to bring the "Lady Diana" back to us and every penny you have paid uill be returned to you and that without a whimper! Mail Orders Filled Same Price Sum Terms rsa mm CTATC Crnrrr r ai as rr r- r m Salem.Oregon ref6)