Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 17, 1925, Image 6

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Capital journal., March 17, 1925, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1925)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL "JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON MAN FROZEN IN Dutch Harbor, Alaska, March 17. (by Atfsocmted Pre.) The gtteoliue schooner Daisy arrived Aionday with the body oC H. Den nehy, manager for the Western Livt'iitoclc company, Portland, Or., who perished in a storm on Un- ulafika island, on the Aleutian chain. Lcnnohy body was louod after many other efforts had fail td, by watching his dog through a field glass. Dent by wm lost while he was frossintf I'oataska Island by the lacinc ocean to the Hering sea with Kalph Stacy, of the Aleutian Livestock company. These con- terns have been engaged for two year in initiating sheep raising on the island. Dennuhy ami Stacy became be wildered in a fg. After wander lug all night they agreed to sen arate for better hope of finding the way. Stacy reached Chernof sk i. their headquarters, at the op- losite end of the island from L'utch Harbor, and set out horseback to the spot where he rad parted with Den nehy. Don nelly was not found then, nor by parties that went out afterward Iennehy's dog twice left Chenof M alone and returned. In the Daisy, Hex Sproat, man ager of the Aleutian Livestock company, ureal to Chernofskf, 75 miles from here. Hearing of the dogs trips. Kproat had the animal watched when he went out again ty a men on a hill with a glass The dog went to Dennehy's body and snuggled to it. The bady lay Fix miles from Chernofskl. Indi cations were that Dcnnehy bad fallen asleep and frozen to death CITY TREASURER GETS HIGHER PAY The salary of City Treasurer C. 0. Hice iH Increased $10 a month, or from $1500 to $1020 a year by an ordinance- passed by the city council lat night and made effec tive from January 1, this year. Another ordinance passed last night prohibits vehicles driving across sidewalks lu Salem except those used in excavations fur buildings or to deliver building materials to buildings under con btructloo or repair. The ordinance requiring the Oregon Pulp & Pnper company to cover the art 1 f i tea l water wuy on P.ivislon dtrcut was passed with an amendment chnngiiig the date oi beginning the work from March 1 to May 1 and the date for com plotton from July 1 to September 1. Another amendment fixes one limit of the improvement at point "20 feet east of Liberty sticet Instead or at High street. The council went Into commit tPe of the whole to amend the last two hills mentioned above. SPANISH UNASLE T9 ROUT MOROCCAN REBELS Paris, March 17. Tangier dl .itch aaya Spanish troops bare been operating In Morocco be tween Tutusn, Ala-Djedjia and Laucien since last Friday without being able to drive back the reb els. Benilder tribesmen occupy the .m mediate frontiers on each idt of tbe road, making an advance by the Spaniards extremely difficult rut It is honed airplanes and ar tillery may be able to open a pass age. TUESDAY, MAKCH 17, 1925 SAYS DREAM LED TO RECOVERY OF A Mory that reads like the wild est firtton, yet Is sworn to as abso luto tru.h, was being told among riveruica yesterday regarding the discovery of the body of Charts t'urceil. wno was drowned Janu ary 31 in an accident on the Wil lauictle river. The body was dis covered Sunday morning, on the ooy s 21st birthday. The way the story 3 told New ton b, Nave of Talbot, who was I'urccll's uncle, dreamed a dream about bis nephew last Saturday night. In his dream he seemed to bee the body at a certain place on me river bank, directly onnosltr where the young man went down n the fatal accident nearly two months ego. Nave got un early Suudav morn ing so the story runs came to Salem and went to the nlane where in bis dream he had seen the body. That's his story and he's stick ing to it. Whether St. Patrick's dnv will be a merry one in nrpf-nn t. in question, for today William S. sevens, new state prohibition commissioner, takes office. Levens tiled hlS bOIld With thi Mcrnlara of state yesterday and announced mat ne may not conlinue the of fice Of the denarlmnnt in Intttn.i where It has been maintained by ueorge L,. Cleaver. Levens nre. docessor. Levens said yeHterday mat ne nas not vet sunn ntnrl nnv of his aides. Mr. Levens la hern tnilnv Iruln. to arrance for nfrico biia,a in nn. of the slate buildings in Salem. SALE OF SMOKES NEAR SCHOOLS T( The keeping of cigarettes or any other form of tobacco tor sale within 250 feet of any public school building would be pro hibited la Salem by an ordinance bill that was Introduced at the city council meeting last night and which will be passed upon at tlio next meeting. Stores selling tobacco in some districts of the city, near public school buildings, have been torn plained of, and the ordinance takes cognizance of this com plaint a license tax or 2j a year would be imposed upon for hire automobiles that are kept by come of the garages in the city and which are let with or without drivers, by an ordinance intro duced last night by Alderman vienaeroin. this is the tame license fee that is required of taxlcabs in Salem. Another ordinance bill In'ro duced by Wenderoth would repeal tno steamboat license act of 1900, which Is said to be obsolete. Another bill by Wenderoth Is expected to excite some contro versy. This would change the time or the curfew signal each night from s to 10 o'clock. Mayor Glesy said he would veto the measure If passed In the form a which it was introduced. Society (Continued from Page Five. I home. Daffodils In a crystal bowl centered the table with covens laid for Mrs. Kd Kennedy, Mrs. Lawrence Imlah, Mrs. Arthur Utley. Mrs. Corydon nlodgctt, Mrs. C. C. Page, Mrs. Ed l'ratt, Marion News Marlon, Or., March 17. A baby girl weighing !H4 pounds was burn to Mr. and Mrs. Alvlu Iiunh March 13. 1 !-'!. Mrs. J. 1). Smith Is visiting at 1110 home of Ills son, Loo Smith. Mrs. O. M. Ogden of Sllvertnn visited at the home of Mrs. Arnold, 1 uursuuy. K. 8. tlrahains moved from the country to town on March 9. John Palmer of Corvallis was TlBltlng old friends hero Saturdav The rogular meeting of the community club will be held at the W. o. W. hall March 20. There will be election of officers. Every body come. J. E. Khiilcn of Kin-one vlnitrd Ills fatluf. J. II. Ithciic n. Sunday. Health Restored By Radium The wonderful curative power of Radium hns bi rn known for jve.ira. However, the h.niefitu of this pre cious health living mihstnnrc h.-ivp In the p.iMt been only within the nieaiiH t.f person, of net lth. , Since tho Invention of IVgncn'a Radio-Active Hol.ir Pad. any man or woman, poor or rich, can af ford this treatment which offer bo much relief from suffering and disease. Dejtnen'a Radio-Active Solar Tsd Is worn next to the body day and nlRht. It pours a constant stream of radio-active enertry into the Ryftem while you work, play or eleep. helping to build up weak ened nerves and tissues to a strong, healthy condition. It cre ates a vigorous circulation of Mood, thus removing congestion. hlch Is the real cause of iiiui 4 meases. To prove Just what this remark able treatment can do for you. we wilt send our appliance on trial with the understanding that we Will not charge you a cent if it fails to give atlttfactory reunite This offer la open to any person Who hns pain of any kind, nerve Weakness, high blood pressure, stomach, kidney or liver com plaint, bladder trouble, or dieen of the lungs or heart. No matter what your ailment or how long you have had it. we will ftladly let you try the appliance at our risk. Write today for fro lit erature giving complete Informa tion. Radium Appliance Co.. 5 si llradbury bldg., Los Angeles. CaUf. Adv. YOU POOR KID, WHY ARE YOU SO SKINNY? Don't vour mother hnnw that Cod l.iver Oil will put pounds of good healthy flesh on your bones m jnt a ivw weeKs? Tell her every druggist has It in sugar coated tablet form now so that you won't have to take the niuity. fishy tawtlng oil that is apt to upaet your delicate stomach. Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets nre chock full of vitalizing vltamlnea and arc the greatest flesh producers and health builders she can find. One sickly thin kid, age 9, gain ed 18 pounds In 7 months. She nnift ask J. C, Perry Cen tral Pharmacy, 1). J. Fry or any good druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver ON Compound Tablets 60 tablets CO cents as pleasant to take as candy. Xod Liver Oil Compound Tablets OttMMNAV "OSNUINC 30Tablet60Cem JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Hairs Catarrh Medicine :tu irt nest caused by Catarrh. SoU Sr SVncffifb for Mt 40 vm 7. .CHENEY & CO , Toledo. Ohlc Mm. Ernest Peterson, Mm. si. C. Fetters. Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, lira. Al fiteiner. Mr. Lou Orote and the hostess. Mrs. James Imlah. High bridge score of the af ternoon was won by Mrs. Blodg ott. Iln. Kd Pratt will entertain the club at their next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Al Sternberg and Mrs. Klla Reynolds of Albany, visited relatives In Salem yester day. PLOT TO SECURE f RENCH CAPITAL IS REVEALED Valenciennes, France, March 17. Nearly three billion francs In capital are estimated by tbe Judi cial authorities to have been ex Parted from here, chiefly to Bel gium, in the last three montms. Magistrate Tendron says be has discovered that llclgian banker begun s systematic congregation 'u encourage tbe exportation sev eral months ago and the evidence thus far adduced Is aatd to show transaction with between 400 and iOO persona. Their business was done secret ly but was revealed through Un arrest of a Belgian doctor. The doctor was disguised as a hunchback, his false hump being r.ttitTrfl with French aernrttif. By Million Of Molhert For Croup and Colds Over 98 million jars of Vicks have been used In the past five years. This means the unbroken confidence of a vast army of mothers. They like Vicks be cau?e it solves a great problem how to treat croup and cold without that continual dosine. which Is so harmful to delicate little stomachs. Being a pplied externally icks uocs not disturb the di gestion. It can be freely used without the slightest harmful effect. Vicks brings prompt relief from croup and often checks even the worst cold overnurht. There is nothing to swallow. You Just rub it on. V Apd Rub Om 17 Million Jars Usco Ycarl southckm rAcmc lines I Travel Planning get hdpfid advice Your local Southern Pacific agent is an expert in transportation matters. Let him help you. Ask him regarding: Fares Schedules Routes Reservations, etc. Thus benefit by his experience and training he is eager to serve you. Southern Pacific for information see 0. L. Darling, Agent, Salem, Oregon; 1 The Matter of Place KB is as immaterial to us as th SjAS O matter of time. We serve nNir IrJWJl M wherever the call comes from, kj r4Wi S and whenever it comes. Our 0 tiila E5l organization, is large enough JO tjl mid experienced enough to JO ttl O Those who live at a distance M CJtTid t3l need not do without the type Ir4 fitM '. E of sen-ice that has been so ir? "f . " t'fl utterly satisfactory to others Jo ""IT-? " i W who are nearer. ft $X$m T r WEBB'S' lf!5& K? 2o5Sa Church Street MT Washington, March IT. "Let ths churches cry aloud for s Irnchless land In 196," says the Matement of the Federal Council of Churches In its third national non-lynch.ng roll ot honor. Thirty-eight states earned places :m the roll of honor by being free Irom lynching last year, accord ins; to a statement issued by the cjuncil's committee on race rela tions today. Ten states one mora than last year bore the black shame ot ivnehinKS. Though one more state had lynchings than in 1923. the number ot mob murders was cut in half. Leaders point out, how ever, that four lynchings hare been recorded so far in 1925, and that there must bs increased ef forts on ths part ot ths churches and governmental authorities against this type ot lswlesssess. Safe for Children Mothers everywhei demand s reliable cough remedy tree from Injurious narcotics. Supplying this demand for fifty years made FOLEY 8 HONEV AND TAR COMl'OUN'O one ot ths Largest Selling Cough Medicines In tbe World. Children like It. "My lit tle boy had s very .bad cough, sn4 after he used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMl'OUND he got re lief at once." writes Mrs. Vac Iklle. Penroy, Mont. Refuse sub stitutes. Adv. Curbed in 24 Hours Every diu durable Brreptom of CsUrrti s cherked la 24 hours tbroucfa a nnv intrrnml tn-atm-nt known Ir. pint ft Kinn Prescription. I'omptrU rrUrf iuororiicra, or com is you notlilnr Ufl llinex toOa ud try It. All drufik-ta. Worried About Your Health ? HAS a cold or attack of grip left you lame and stiff; miserable with backache "all run down?" Then how about your kidneys? You know, winter's colds and chills throw a heavy strain on the kidneys. The kidneys are apt to slow up in their work of filtering poisons from the blood. Then may come con stent backache, rheumatic twinges, headaches, dizziness and bladder irregularities. Why not try Doan's Pitts? Doan's action on tha kidneys is to assist elimination of body impurities. They have no injurious effects and are known the world over for the good they have done. Ask your neighbor t Here is Salem Proof: Mrs. Delia Livingston, 1315 N. Dth street, says': "My kidneys were out of order and X had backaches and felt dull and tired easily. My kidneys acted Irregularly and annoyed me. I read of Doan's Tills and used them as directed. They soon relieved the backaches and other signs ot kidney complaint." Doan's Pills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneyt At all Jcalen, 60c a btn. Foitti Milbure Co, Mfg. ChemiiU, Buffalo, N. T. Marion Hotel SALEM, OREGON OFFICIAL AAA An Hotel worthy of its reputation as the largest and must complete in Oregon out of Portland. Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner parties. Have you read these advertisements? OREGON and her products are being advertised to all the United States this month by rail' reads. Have you read the advertisements? This is National Oregon Produ&s Month I Hold ''Oregon Products'' dinners or lunches; mer chants can feature displays of Oregon merchandise; or- aMg68K!, Denizations can include at least one number on Oregon, manufactures in their pro grams; school children can write essays, or make up lists of Oregon goods you'll be surprised at their variety. Oregon products compete with the world. You can buy (hem on MERIT. Then, too. your support of Oregon in dustries means more work, more wage earners, bigger payrolls.increjscd prosperity for everyone. Associated Industries of Oregon Portland, Oregon Dan C. Freeman, Manager. THIS WEEK IS RANGE WEEK AT GIESE-POWERS All this week we will sell any coal, wood, gas com bination Range in the store at the special terms of ONE DOLLAR DOWN The Balance Easy Monthly Payments See Our West Window And you will get an idea of the high quality range that we are offering in the Bridge-Beach. No more black untidy hard-to-keep-clean stoves. The Bridge-Beach is finished in enamel and nickle and can be kept as clean as the kitchen sink with just as little trouble. We will accept your old stove as part payment. C I E S E -POWER ST tO TI COURT ST Easy Terms No Interest