Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 19, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT " ACCIDENT LIST E Accidents in Oregon Industrns are on the decline and fatalities decreased remarkably in 1924 u compared with the previoui ear, according to a report which the state industrial accident com mi i ion baa prepared for the legist ture. Fatal cases numbered only 142 In 1924. as against 178 the previous year, "As workmen were employed total ot 23.116,292 days in 1923 ' and 22,170,061 days in 1924, tt will be seca that on the average we workman lost his life in an in. lustrial accident for each 129 A(7 work daye in 1923," said the re . sort, "while last year but one fa tality resulted lr each 156,127 work days. During 1924 the total ' of all fatal and non-fatal accidents reported -to tho commission wae 25,953, as compared with 30,'JU the previous ycur. The decrease was 14 per cent. "Kmployers paid to the Indus trial accident fund f 2,612, 943.86 In 1923 and $a, Ml, 004. 69 last year. Of the total income in 1923, employers paid 84 per cent, work men 8 per cent and Interest and miscellaneous Items amounted to S per cent. Last year, however, while workmen contributed tho game percentage, employers' con tributions decreased to 80 per cent and the Income of the commission from all other sources increased to 12 per cent. "Dunns the period of 10 years from July 1, 1914, to De cember 31, 1924, the Industrial accident commission bos paid out or set aside for compensation to Injured workmen and their de pendents, for medical attention, vocational rehabilitation and oth er benefits a total nf $16,369, 996.63. The administrative ex pense for this period was $1,601,- 90.80. "In the same period there were reported to tho commission 193, 239 non-fatal and 1380 fatal ac cidents. "Of the fatnl cases where widows received compensation, there have been 189 cases, where the widows have remarried. Dur ing 1923 there were 29 re marriages and in 1924 the num ber was 30. To care for future payments nf compensation already Awarded in futul and permanent disability cases there has been set snld-1 in a separate fund $3,621. 679.71. "To cover tho liability of all un settled cases, including the Ian; number of workmen who were dis abled as of Decern her 31, the com mission has set up a reserve of $871,680.19. CATHOLICS PR0TESTIN6 FRENCH RELIGIOUS POLICY Parts, Jan. 19 (By Associated Presj) Catholic meetings through out France In protect against the government's religious policy ware continued yesterday and at Alx-en-provence a clash occurred between adherents of General De Caatelnau and the national Catholic federa tion and the local communists. The Catholics held a procession during which they chanted an thems, while the communists also paraded, singing the Internationale and other revolutionary song. The two factions came to fisticuffs as the Catholics were wending their way 'toward the cathedral Rein forcements of police prevented the Incident from becoming serious. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925 MANIACS FIGHT Chicago, Jan. 19. The awaken Ing of the Oriental races continues for this country, "the day of na tional opportunity or It presa'-s national chastisement If not d'.i aeter," Canon William lleltel K Heney of the Episcopal church. Winnipeg, Canada, told the Rogers Park Sunday Evening club here last night. "I shall not go Into hysterics and talk of the yellow peril or tne rising tide of color, ho snld. Th fact remains, however, that the day of the Oriental has dawned. We have taught Japan to seize Mi reins of leadership In the Orient. China Is fighting her way thro-ih slvil wars to national unity. In dia is throbbing with national vn- Bclousness. It is certain that th1 pent-up millions of these es will roll from their shores to stirs." CLEAVFfllSSlDllfilAL OF SPYING ON SOLOSS Portland. Ore, Jan. 19. Qeorge L. Cleaver, state prohibi tion commissioner, and W. J. Her wlg, superintendent of the Oregon Anti-Saloon league, hastened to leny that the office of either had 'planted" spies at Salem to watch (he conduct of senator, represen tatives or lobbyists at the session of the SJrd legislature. Mr. Ilerwlg was the first to file an open letter denying any at tempts at espionage by either Ms own organization ur Mr. Cleaver's office. This open letter was closely fol lowed by one from Mr. Cleaver, who declared there were no agents of hie department In the capital elty. Mr. Clearer concluded his message by quoting: "The wicked flee when no man pursucth." "The Formula la on the Label Your doctor will tell you ll'a good." CHEST OINTMENT A quick relief for Cheat Colds. Croup. Influence, Pneumonia and Pleurisy Pains. Price 60c. For wile by all druggists. We Pay Cash For Your FURNITURE and Tools Best Prices I'aid Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. 285 N. Com'l St. Phone !M7 DUEL WITH MOPS Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 19. A desperute duel between madman at the hospital for tne Insane at Wauwatosa, a suburb, in wbk-n heavy mops were weapons late yei terday was fought unknown to guards until one of the com but an in (ell, mortally injured. Swung like a battle axe, a mop truck John Kuehn, 67, a crun.i- mg blow on the head. Tiie.) thrust In the manner of a bayjn a hole was sunk into his abdomen. causing an Internal hemorrhage from which he died a few moments later. Over the prostrate body In one of the corridors Albert Joe, an other Inmate, exulted In his tri umph when attendants ran up to investigate the disturbance. Ho was subdued and after his agita tion had been quieted he told in coherently of the encounter In tb; deserted hallway. They had been directed to ele.m the corridor, he explained. Kucim worked near him and swinging Us mop carelessly over the floor, struck Joe on the leg.- After hoit cd words both began to swing their mops. SHANGHAI AGAIN Manila. Jan. 19 (By Associat ed Press. .Jix United Btatea de Htroyeri, comprising division num ber 45 left here today for Shanghai where factional leaders and mili tary governors were contesting for poascfision of that city. With the arrival of the shins which cleared today, the American navy will have 1 2 destroyers off Shanghai. Shanghai, Jan. 1ft (By Asso ciated Press) The telegraph wires have been cut and the Chin ese telegraph companies are not accepting meattages. Twelve thousand of Chang Yiien-mlng'e trooiis, who had been Interned In the foreign settlement here after Chanx's defeat at the hands of Chi Hvieh-Yuen, have embarked for the Tulngtuao dis trict, where they will probably be ditf bunded. It Is feared that Chi Hutch-Yuan, who Is a supporter of the ousted l'eking government, will shortly be defeated by the "pacification commissioner," Lu Yung-Haiang, leaving the foreign settlement again endangered by routed troops. LAST OF BOURBON : QUEENSPASSES AWIT Munich, Jan. 19. (Br Aseocia. ed Press.) Former Queen Mvia Sophia Amelia of Naples, died hare today. Hhe was born at Posjea- hoft, on October 4, 1811. the daughter of Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria and was married in llii to Francis 11 last of Bourbon kiage of Naples. Francis was routed In 18(0 oy Garibaldi when the latter con quered Sicilj and Naples In his triumphant expedition for the unification of Italy. Naples became united with Sen ator Dinia in one kingdom and the royal pair fled, afterward leading a wandering life In Austria, France and Bavaria. HOUSE LEADERS SEEK CONFERENCE ON POWER Washington, Jan. 19. Repub lican house lead ins will seek an understanding with senate leader- 1 U22 ( la only aKin tep n nanaiit) DOUBTS rw. will U1U cam cf ocumaor other 11tn Coo in odi) Wt UA teU uou about It ! cm lai. nd kf uuu w dUlStUriad UOtrr msftnaaa ) vuMnturned. Mil Perry's Dmjr Store Stiff-Sore-Aches and Pains-Sour Stomach TOO MUCH URIC ACID? Let Us Send You the Williams Treatment 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE MUSSOLINI ORDERS IBANEZ BOOK SEIZEO Paris, Jan. 19 Premier Musso lini of Italy and Slunor Kodersoni minister of the Interior, have or dered seizure of Vicente I J lane o I banes' brochure agninst King Al fonso and have commanded the perfects to hinder by all means Its circulation In Italy, report, the Itome correspondent of LcQaul- otit. This action was tnken, the cor respondence says, after a demand made upon the Italian government by the Spanish ambasttador. Out Relief I A pleaiiant rif ccliv lyrup. 9c and ooc met And oumaliv. ue ('ISO'S bw, Inroat ana cncK Hnl.-e. V Just because you Uart the day too tired to get up" arms and lege stiff muscles sore burn ing, aching back dull head nervous irritable WORN OUT before the day begins do not think you have to stay in such condition. Rheumatism, kidney and blad der trouble, and all ailments caused by excessive acidity make one miserable. He strong and well. Get rid of the "rheumatic" pains, stiff joints sore muscles, "acid" stomach, kidney and bladder troubles so often caused by an excess of body made acids. If you have been taking all sorts of medicines without bene fit, let The Williams Treatment prove what great relief t gives oven In stubborn cases. Hundreds of thousands have used it Estab lished 32 years. To prove The Williams Treat ment conquers kidney or bladder disorders, rheumatism, arid all ailments caused by "too much uric acid," no matter how chron ic or stubborn, we will give one 85c bottle (32 doses) free .f you send this notice. Kindly eend 10 cents to help pay postage, pack ing, etc., to The Dr. D. A. Will iams Company, Dept. DA-2196, P. O. Bid p.. East Hampton, Conn. If your sleep Is broken by au irritated bladder that wakes yov up every few hours, you will ap preciate the rest and comfort yo-j get from the free bottle (32 doses. ) Send at once. Tou will receive a regular 85c bottle without In curring any obligation. Only one free bottle to the same address or family. Nothintr sent C. 0. D- Adv. ""ESTABLISHED 186S GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Decide Today- You Succeed? Definite principles govern the route to Success. Three of these principles are work, planned spending, saving. Look around you! Study the lives of those who have succeeded. Although tho nierfl accumulation of money is not Success, money in the bank has played a vital, con shueUve part in the careers of most suc cessful men has enabled (hem to go for ward. You, too, will find that regular, systematic deposits in bank accounts are the Kay to Opportunity. Today is National Thrift Day, the third day of National Thrift Week. Join those who are succeeding. Start your bank account now and make deposits regularly. United States National Bank Salem, Oregon IIP? Jim ' 11 mK, ilk as to the final form of Muscle tihoals legislation before any move is made In the bouse to send the Underwood shoals bill to confer ence. President Coolldge was said to hart indicated after a conference ASTHMA MJk No enrs for it, tat welcome v w relief ie often brought by views V va poRui Or IT MUUmm Jmn Ud r.arfo with Hapreaenutiva Longwort.il of Ohio, tba republican leader, and Chairman Bnell of tha bouaa rules commute that thla courat bad own followed In order to prevent a Ueu.i ot the legislation In confer, enca. Install a Set of $ Hassler Shock Absorbers on Your Car. .You'll be surprised at the difference. VV. E. BURNS DAN BURNS (Not Brothers the Same Man) Hieh St. at Ferry Salem. Ore. PARTS FOR ALL CARS It would require many pagea to tell tou of the many bargains throughout the ator. It will pay you to Tlalt to Investigate. Thia event should be ot surprising interest to every housewife who wishes to brighten up the dining room at a small cost. OI h JLm SALE OF NING ROOM URNITUR 17 .LeJ Gateleg.Table Whether as a breakfast table or buffet for the even ing party or console table against the wall, the gateleg table has a charm all Its own. Beautiful mahogany now 20 Per Cent Off Mirrors Beautiful wall mirrors, just the thing to be placed above the console table or buffet. Heavy, clear plate glass elaborate frames fin ished In polychrome. See them! 20 Per Cent Off Mah Jongg Sets Learn to play this very in teresting Oriental game. In struction book with each set. Itegular ? 6,00 sets (PO Q? very special foOtUO All Other Sets at Cost HAH J0NGO TABLES AT COST Dinnerware Sale A special selling of several attractive designs in 32-Piece Sinner Sets at $6.95 $7.95. $3.95 and Up Odd Pieces Many wonderful bargains In od lis nnd ends. 10c to $1.00 LIKE MUSIC The Brunswick Radiol a Super-Heterodyne Will bring the world's best mu&lc to your home. Let us demonstrate this amazingly versa tile machine for ou at our store or In your home. A Most Important Sale of High Grade Dining Room Furniture at Remarkable Savings. We have gathered together a number of dining room suites, odd tables and odd chairs in a variety of styles, that have been priced downward for a final clearance. If you need any new dining room furniture, be sure and see these. ' BEAUTIFUL HAND CARVED QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUITE In Hahogany consisting of Buffet, Table, Five Diners and Carver Was ?297.00. Very Special $149.50 8-PIECE QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUITE In Mahogany Buffet Oval Table and OQ PTA Six Chairs. Very Special tpXaW teOU 7-PIECE QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUITE In Mahogany Consisting of Table and Q.H A tfA Six Chairs D l.OU QUARTERED OAK DINING ROOM SUITE Consisting of 48 inch Top, Eight Foot Extension Table and Six Brown Leather Seated Chairs. (P1Q Oft Very Special fyiJ, JO 54-INCH QUEEN ANNE Mahogany Dining Table, Round Top. 'QOQ QC Very Special Dwt.70 WILLIAM AND MARY MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS With Blue or Brown Leather Seats. JI (Aff Very Special 9)41:. OO QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY OR WALNUT DINING CHAIRS Blue or Brown Leather Seats. (J J Qfr Very Special i?)lJD BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE CARVER In Walnut, Blue Leather Seat. IQ ftr Very Special PO.7J QUEEN ANNE CARVER In Walnut, Blue Leather Seat. CiG QP Very Special Pt.0 Tea Wagons Equally useful In living room , dining room or sun parlor. Will atlil greatly to the comfort and beauty ot your home. Special $9.95 mm. Fringed Wilton Rugs Beautiful 9x12 fringed rugs, during this sale at this remarkable low price $39.00 Card Tables Very handy to have when unexpected company drops in on you. T1 CkK A dandy at Dt) Acme Tables This Is exceptionally fine table with felt or imitation leather. Special.. $4.95 QUEEN ANNE CARVER In Mahogany, Brown Leather Seat. Very Special $8.95 SOLID OAK DINING CHAIRS Brown Leather Seat, Set of Six. CO Q QP Very Special puUD OAK DINING CHAIRS Brown Leather Seats. If Qf Very Special DJL I . VERY SMART MAHOGANY BREAKFAST TABLE With Four Chairs to Match, was $75.00. Q Q Very Special .... tP'iO.7J TWO-TONED BREAKFAST TABLE With Four Chairs to Match, was $75.00. QA Q QCC Very Special iDIO.iU Y0UK CREDIT IS GOOD ' Any Purchase Yon Make Even at These Extremely Low Prices CREDIT WITHOUT INTEREST S7S IT y,. A l:i I Mi I ! ST? Dining Rooir Draperies S0-in. Damask in blue and cold mulberry and gold Black and gold blue, gold and mulberry combinations. These do not need to be lined. Very pop- &ey mfr ular Special, yd . 5.D 36-In. Perlevtone Prints In dining room patterns. Special 99c Yard Make Your Old Furniture Pay for New We will gladly call at your home and quote prices on old furniture. This we will credit to your account and can be tipplied on any article In t'.ic- store. Yov. will find m.tnv b.ugaini in j :t used department.