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PAGE TEN: THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925. DEFEAT OF CHILD LABOR ACT LAID Chicago, April I. The republi can and democrats were blamed alike in bitter terms Cur the faJl urfe of the recent proposed child Ubor amendment to become adopt ed, by Bishop i-dwln H. Hughes of the Chicago area of the Muth odit Episcopal church, who spoke ?esterdfty at the aecitcittory serv ices of the new Methodliit Episco pal church at Lake Koreet, III. "The platform of the republi can party In the last national elec tion, ' Bishop Hughes said, "pro claimed that the purpose of the party was to serve the people. Yet tl broke one of us most sacred flunks when It failed to protect the childhood of the nation from exploitation. "But the democratic party can not bocst." the bishop continued. "It, In a cowardly manner strad dled the child labor question In Us platform because It did not want to lose the support of the south. The democratic party never has had the courage to repudiate Tam many ball." I , Wax h Ins ton, Aprtf 6 Oral argu ment on the validity of the ac quisition by Armour and company, of the business of Morris A Co.,; meat packers, was reached today In the government's complaint . against the merger. Secretary Jur (' dine was expected to give at least two days of the hearing of attor neys for the government and the packers. The agricultural department's In tercU In the merger which was effected more than a year ago, dates back to early In 1923 whi-p Secretary Wallace Issued a com plaint alleging that it would be In violation of the packers and stock yards act. Hearings were hpld In various cities from April 1923, un til October of last year. Secretary Gore first set the ar guments for February 16 but port poncd them because of the short time remaining of his term of office. WASHINGTON NOT TO: - TAKE HAND IN PROBE ' Governor Hartley of Washing ton' declines, in a letter received by Governor Pierce, to allow his state to have anyhtlng to do with the Investigation of the Umatilla rapids project. He avers that his state has enough reclamation prob lems to take care of at present. After receipt of - the report of government englncerj concerning the project several months ago. Governor Pierce determined- upon a further Investigation, but said be believed the project should have more land so. that the per acre cost - of development might te reduced. To get the Investiga tion under, way the governor ap pointed Rhea Luper, state engin eer, and W. L Powers, soil expert at Oregon Agricultural college, to mako the survey, and sent letters U the governor of Washington and Idaho suggestion that they name similar, commutes. , ; HiitDENBERG NOT CANDIDATE Benin, April 6. General Von Hicdenburg has declined to bo a candidate for the presidency of the Germany republic. This decision having been known, It la expected that Dr. Karl Jarres, who was temporarily put aside in favor of the general, will be nominated .shortly as a candidate of the na tionalist combination In the April "1 ltrt!nnft. A P 0' SPIRIT Say "Bayer Aspirin" INSIST! Unless vou see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not setting trie genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy sicians for 24 years. n Accept only a whichconlains proven directions Dandy "Bayer" boic. of 12 UbltU Alio bottle, ol 24 and 100 DruggiiU Aaplrla I. lb. tr.il. ra.rh of nyrr Mnd lecture 9f UaaoMcllcactueatcr f B.UcjUc.cla' STILL MYSTERY Belmont, Mhi., . April i Be- yond establishing thut a drug bad been used In the murder of Alex ander Buchanan, Canadian war veteran and carpenter the police otday were without a clew as to the motive for the crime or Its perpetrator The body was found Haturday near McLean hospital for the Insane here. He had been strangled and robbed. A gas mask found tightly bounl aero. Buch .man's face bore traces of a drug. A few letters written In Italian, a girl's photographs and a list of girl's names discovered In the man' pockets, and a reported at tack on the carpenter in his Bos ton lodging house last December were among the focal points of the police Investigation. . It was learned that Bucnanan had bee nengaged to a girl now living In Detroit until eight months ago, when the engage- Callouses Gt rid of tbm this mi, sure way. 8tope the pain at ooce. At dnf mI ho mom DrSchoWs ment was broken off. Robbery, or the satisfaction of a grudge held by some army com rade or Bucnanan were among theories advanced by the police as) to the murder. The bead and eass wore bound with twine, the gas mask aa tightly tied on the face, cloth gag was in the mouth and the hands were bound together bet- hind the right knee. No wounfc were found on the body. j 1923 OUTPUT OF WOMEN'S; APPAREL $1,500,000,000 tfiroOucte of efttablisbiuenta pri- knarlJy engaged In women's ap- larel manufacture was placed at Lll,J61,27:.4t. an Increase of S9.1 er cent over 1921, while the value lot work doen in contract shops fwas $46.411, 19, an Increase of I t li er cent Of the total production value of line primary Industry, tS04.944.206 represented skirts, suits and cloaks 1608. 125. 273 shirt waUM, dresses land blouifca; $113,(12,441 under carmenta, and petticoats; 1130.- 1562,721 other classes of women's (clothing and $4,027,784 all other products. Washington, April 6 Women's npparel manufactured In this coun try in 1923, was valued at nearly one and a half billion dollars, an inciease of nearly 40 per oent over 1921, the preceding census year. The valuation made public to day by the census bureau waa giv en In two divisions. 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