Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 27, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOUfcKAL. SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925 News from Nearby Valley Points Fruni the Richest and Dest Part of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents PAGE TWO DALLAS FIRE TO ENTER FAIR Dallas, Or., Feb. 27. The Dallas fire department is planning a big iiniB for Wednesday, March 11 when they will take over the Dal las armory tor a public initiation of members. The initiation will take the furni of a public enter tainment and show, the proceeds iroin wiiku win o toward help ing in securing equipment and OiJicr tuiugs for ilia department. The Corrallis fire depart moo has promised O send down a team unrler Chief Graham to pin on the work. The CorvalMs boys have i ut on the show both at home and abroad and have assured the Dal Ian firemen that it will go over biff. I lie lire department boys are busy now rounding up n-w ma terial ami they -nevt to liave from IS to 20 candidates to work upon. Numerous stun'j will be includ ed in the Initiation and barrels of exci -ment. New Ring for Jack Dempsey . i'ilverton, Or., Feb. 27. That "no prophet is accepted in hie own country," certainly does not apply to Htguru Niimon. Not that Mr. Niiss'jn.ia a prophet, lie is a basso, a member of the Dclteazka quartet which sang at tho public auditorium at Portland last night bluer ton la Mr. Nilason s "own country" and a tew years ago, be fore he went east to etudy inten sively, hie -voice wan well known b.- Siiverton folk. Hi nee then he. with the otli r three DeHeszkc singers, hau toured Europe, sing ing before European royalty and beings a guest C Mury Garden Monte Carlo. And Kilverton's verdict at the home concert Wed nesday night was unanimous "ft haun t spoiled him." Mrs. Gertrude Cameron, another lo. l artist, accompanied Mr. Nils- eon. Mrs. Cameron's interpreta tion of the accompaniment and her ability to understand the mood of the singer added greatly to. the c ioyment of the concert. chmemgneToak UPROOTED BY STORM I M V t . ..IV. :-f. 1 ill : A: i . H ' 2?5 .&wm.B4 ,,,,-r iuWKfe Jack Dempaey, worlds champion heavyweight. Is shown here with his bride, the former Estclle Taylor, motion picture actress, Immed iately after his secret marriage In San Diego. Cat. In the group .left to right, are Joe Benjamin, Jack Dempsey, Mrs. Dempsey and Helen Taylor, Mrs. Drmpsey's sister. Paris, Feb. 27. "Charlemagne' oak," five centuries old and one of the largest and most ancient trees in the forest ot KonUlne blcau, fell a v let I in of yesterday': violent storm. The gale continued today, and according to the weather man, the end Is not i tight. The fate of t te famous oak wa but one Item in long tale of trees uprooted and house unroofe in all part of the country. A tragedy occurred near La Rocheile, where only four out nl a crew of 18 were rescued from the stranded Spanish steams hi Cristina-Kueda, Seven members of the life flar ing station corps were drowne when their boat capHlied while trying to reach the steamer on w eunesday. MILL CITY'ORGANIZES BOHEMIAN BRASS BAND Mill City. Or., Fib. 17 At recent meeting, the llnhemlan band, which has been practicing ror ahnut a year now, formally or Handed with the follnwlnc off! cera belnR elected: Vladle Drorka leader; Ed 'rapeta, president: An tone Moryarec, yice-prcaident: Howard Fenner, aeeretary, and F.ank Ilnda treaaurer. A ayalem of di-e and finea ror members whi rail to attend practice wm Inall tuted. the fundi of which will he lined to purchuae mnelc and other accMpnrlea. Several dnncea are be Inx planned o secure fnnda to pnrrhaae uniforms. A hand of this nntnre le an asset to the town and will he enco- -aged hy all Its rimens. GRAND RGNDE GARAGE ATTACHED AND SOLD Dullus. Or.. Fo'-. 27. An execu tion lion been secured by John C Vjudk Klluinst AuRUSt Dalinacll (liund lluiido earuKeman, for thu SI 3 SO damuices awurded him by n jury for personal Injuries In a civil suit tried in tho January term of court. When Sheriff Hooker went to Grand Itonde tills week to at tach the property he found that two chattel mortgages have been placed upon It by the Urand Rondc bank and the Standard Oil com pany, while tho garage baa been sold to a Willamina mun. It la thought that a compromise agreement will be reached by the bree major creditors and that the affuir will be settled. In addition suit was filed Tuesday by the Kclly-Sprln.lfield Tire company gainst Hiiunarh. SPECIAL ILEGTION IS APPROVED BY HOUSE GASOLINE EXPLOSION BLOWS UP DYE WORKS Portland. Feb. 27. An explo sion of gasoline l hurnday blew the root off tho annex to Allyn'fi cleaning cleaning and dyeing works on tho Kant 'Side. Frank Cusliing and William Kuehne, em ployee, severely burned in the blast, were taken to a hospital. The annex is a ono story concrete building adjoining the main plant of tho establishment and was espe cially constructed for the handling or high-test cleaning gasoline. Ihe roof of the annex sailed In to the air higher than the three story main building. Windows were smashed and the walls push ed out. dishing was working in the basement. He rushed out and lied on the ground to extinguish (ho fire in his clothing. He was burned about the body, hands an1 face. Kuehne was hanging otii clothes nearby, and "was burne-J about the hands and face. SCORE 31 TO 17 The stiff fight that bad been promised by the Pacific basketball quintet failed to materializo when the Uadgem met the Willamette team on the local lioor last night. The visitors were left far behin from the time the first whistle blew, and the final count stood 81 to 17 In favor of the Uearcata. The mabt noticeable feature of the clash was tne playing of "Hank" Hartley, Willamette cop ter. He undoubtedly put up his best game of the season, showing some uf the stuff that was predict ed for him last year. The game was rough, numerous fouls being called on both sides. ' The winning of last night's tilt saves Willamette from a snug cel lar berth in the northwest confer ence percentage column, leaving that position for Pacific, which has gone through the season with out a single win. Ouly one more game remains on the liearcots' schedule, a clash with tho University of Southern California on the local floor being slated for next Monday night. The game will not affect northwest conference standings, as the visi tors are members only of the Pa cific coast conference. Hieh Flavs at Corvallii. Tho Salem high school basket ball five will have a hard game when they meet the CorvaHis quintet on the t'orvallis floor to night. The red and black, five took a decision over them in a Rheumatism 7.! ..as rJu. j -..v.tujjii ut Jr. The ho jtt o late yesterday after- noon passed house bill &17, Intro tiiieed by the ways and mean com in Idee, authorizing a special elec tion on tl'.e fli'Mt Tuesday after the first Monday In August, lQ-'S, in eoe any referendum m cits urea arc invoked. The bill carrier nn ap propi lallon of $1 5,000 for ex penxes. It was oxpl lined that threat. hnri been made lo Invoke tho ref erwtdum on the tobacco tax. ShuM nn election be called, then all meatm-en referred lo the peo pie by tho legislature would be act cd upon at that time. UNABLE TO IDENTIFY D'AUTREMONT SUSPECTS San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 27. Southern l'aclfl : agents who went Into Moxico ;o view two men ar rested at Ksperansn, under suspi cion that they are Hoy and Hay Dj Aulremont, wnnted for the Sis kiyou tunne; holdup In Oregon, had not reported to hcadoiiartors hero today. Officials are not cer t I.. that the men apprehended In Mexco are the fugitives wanted. USUALLY STARTS BURDICK APPOINTS FOREST STUDY BOARD Speaker Ilurdlck yesterday an nounced the appointment of R. H. Caplea, Portland; K. O. Mates, Seaxide, and J. II. Drisr.oll. Klam ath Falls, as his appointees on the commission named to atudy re foie.Htratlon and make recom- j mendatlons for laws on the same to the next legislature. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOI DANGER SIGNAL Chronic coughs and persistent' coldi ead to Serious lumt trrmhli. Yam Mr. op them now with Crcomulsiutv ar emulsified creosote that is pleasant tc take. Creomulsion is a neur medica! iiscovcry with twofold action; it sbotnet ind heals the inflamed n.mlir.nH tills the cenn. Of all nown (Inip. rTMwtti .'a . ignized by the medical fraternity as the n-eatest healing agency for the tseat- ueni 01 enronic eoueun arui nJJ. .rw' ther forms of throat nt ln . i,i Creomulsion contains, in adifhio ,tt creosote, other healing elements wafer soome ana neal the inflamed mem ranes ana stop the irritation and in uammation, while the creosote t or to the stomach, is absorbed inlo th blood, attacks the seat of the troubli uid destroys the germs that lead u consumption. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfae orJ m tho treatment of chronic cough ind colds, bronchial asthma, catarrca aronchitis and other forms of thrca ind lung diseases, and is excellent fo juildmg tip the system after colds o at flu. Honey refunded if any coujl r cold, no matter of how long stand Jig, is not relieved after taking accord ng to directions. Ask your druggist .reomulsion Co, Atlanta, Ca. (Adv.) Children Cry for MOTHER:- Fletcher's ' : 1 All the old ache given quick, genuine relief Pat little Sloan'i lightly over, the achinr place. Instantly it ends freshly-purified blood tin hr,g through the infected Joint and muscles. You feel a gentle, glowing warmth, then almost suddenly release from pain. All aruggiata 36c Sloan's liniment skills pain! Phyilclina wir tainit aaiUctlii totihi cel. a fiat tell ml ISm latlam lu plitatlans that may rnutl, Luil hy.l ' now aratcriaa BAtbAMt A for all ftrva hial alftcdoni. Wall ha own Dr. BMi. F. raairea, Anginti. Ma. Mritea i it xtlumtly far aty practttt aaa ay lawly. It IS tuiek. aura aaa aata m t iak Twanl the Mtd ftf Uw nrrti.tiaa at.laf.s.1 of Indiana In Nrvada. by the ue of oil from "r"J" w" imimine rrtun in ravrti;i white iMltrtita and Ui.n in a b-pital orrr awtnr wuh -liath rtm. Now of tha rMulu awept the world aixl frr aome line ' iiiViV. ' r. -uiMy me armanti ..n ? Piwant limp. It urea tnlra.ultiu rraulte In four wav; 1 It thr the In laniert membrane and rllea irritation, t I nrreatea aerrelion of murui ami permit, " vipMTlurallim. 3. It atlmulate. ivi.rea o. i ii i -Teii . .,Un,, "ff btH,T 9"'"n antf era 7iiwn " v"7 cnw;t,a n" eonfuw with onfinarv Mlaaa are onij aotuniiia v mn and do Qitt (o ki thi h.u ik- I nltka rtther eouuh remtnllm BAUSAUICA la j?eefroi?i Ur ,nd n,h" hrwiftu "a" Ma aell BALAUA. in iem buy ( ' i rrrr flllc . Castoria is especially pre pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages . of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Fcvcrishncss arising there from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assinn union ot food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of 6lLAffi&&U ft1""1""''? .Harmless - No Opines. Physicians everywhere recommend Jfc O Arts I I I Kor CHRONIC corcins 1 " ' ' I.. Haklon Paint Store!; Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine and Wallpaper It yon have a painting job to do eome in and get our prices. J 4 We have the right materials and can tell you the amount required for any job large or small Get the benefit of our 30 years experi ence as practical painters. Phone 594 154 S. Com'l. St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store hard same on the local floor by a score ot 21 to II. The Corvjllia school haa a good team and would have made a bet ter showing bad they been shoot ing, as they missed several cinch shots. The Corvallis gymnasium is small and tha local boys wiil more than likely find rough going although they are expected to win. John Drager and Kills are back in the lineup from their recent Ill ness and Salem will hsve all her regular with the exception of Bob Aahby, who la out of the game with blood poisoning. . 0. A. C- Game Postponed. According to telephone com munications with Bob Boardman. physical director ot the Y. M, C. A., the Oregon Agricultural col lege faculty and the Salem busi ness men will ot meet in the vol ley ball game as scheduled, but on March 17. Iue to the over crowded program the business men ot the Salem Y. M. C. A. thought It best to postpone the game. The two teams met two years ago with the Salem team turning out on the long end ot the score and the Corvallis team thinks that it is their time to win Dallas vs Independence Dallas, Feb. 27 Independence and Dallas high schools, old time rivals, clash at basketball tonight in the new Dallas high gymnasium. Tho game is expected to be a good one as Independence defeated Dal las by a narrow margin recently. The Independence and Dallas girls teams also play. BILLS FAIL TO GO OVER VETO Governor Pierce was sustained by the house yesterday afternoon on a number of vetoes against measures passed by the 1923 a slon. One bill would have creat ed a state finance commission. An other would have called for the ap ponltment ot a public administra tor for Atultnomah county. A third, houso bill S79, would have appropriated funds for tho eradi cation of certain injurious rodents. The house failed to pass senate bill 19s over the veto. The meas ure would have abolished the of fice of constable In Multnomah county. Marriage License Four marriage licenses have been Issued by County Clerk Hugh G. Black. They follow: Frank -Miller, 29. Toledo, and Addle Ruth Oobat, 22, Suver; Vansel N. liusch. 23. Coalings, California and Try Before You Buy SEWING MACHINES Ten Days Free Trial From our large Stock of Rebuilt Sewing Machines. We will send you one on ten days trial. All Makes Any Styles Pick Your Favorite Send 'us your name, address and the names of two references. We will send you the machine you want. Prices $15.00 to $50.00 . All machines sold under five year guarantee. Write for particulars. 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