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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
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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. The value of
Noonday Services
In the Oregon Theater: Passion Week
Monday to Friday, each day,
11:45 to 12:45 .
Noonday services will be conducted by the pastors
of Salem Churches
A half hour of sacred music.
The wonderful Theater organ.
Mr. Homer MacDonald, organist.
Special vocal numbers each day.
All meetings free. Every one invited.
For Colds,
Grip,
Influ
enza
and as a
Preventive
Take
Laxative
IBrom
Quinine
tt 1
s
tablets
The First and Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
Proven Safe for more than
a Quarter of a Century.
The box bears thia signature
Price 30c
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Allen A Hosiery for Easter
.We are Now featuring the new styles from "The Allen A"
for this season, beautiful in weave, clear in color, just as
you expect "Allen A" to be.
Moderately Priced
The assortment of colors is unusually attractive with all
the authentic shades for Spring. Ask for "The famous
Allen A" in all weights.
Sheldon-Sherwin Co,
"We Specialize in Dry Goods and Furnishings"
Phone 265 "Quality Merchandise only" 176 Liberty St.
112 J IIrt Schaffiier & Mi
Hart Schaffner & Marx
spring clothes will say
good things about you
Their flawless style, their rich quality will say, "Here's a
man who amounts to something a man of good taste and
ambition and spirit;" our finer Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes have all the good things that exclusive tailors give
mighty values at the price.
Steteon Mallory Hats Emery Shirts
Nettleton Just Wright Shoes
Demonstration
Continued'
Mr. W. F. Hoener, of the Bridge-Beach manufacturing company, who has been here
assisting in the demonstration of the Bridge-Beach ranges has decided to continue
the demonstration
Today and Tuesday
Of This Week
f BRtooi-aaACH v
Superior
Ranges
Exactly what the name
implies
Superior in Design
Superior in Workman
ship Superior in Quality
The Bridge-Beach factory will give a
Choice of any one of the following with
every Bridge-Beach Range or Circular
sold during the demonstration.
Set English
Dinnerware
Choice of 3 Patterns
or
26-Piece Set
Rogers Silverware
or
7-Piece Set '
Superior in Cast Iron
Exclusive Features Found In
NO Other Ranges
Single Fire Back Guaranteed 15 Years for Wood
Patent Non-Breakable Oven Door Spring
We will sell the Superior range which has been used during this
demonstration at a discount at the close of the demonstration.
Twenty used ranges, which we have taken in cm New Bridge-Beach
ranges offered at special prices.
Bridge & Beach Master Stove Builders
Since 1$37
TURN IN YOUR OLD RANGE AS FIRST PAYMENT
Pure Aluminum
I E S E
Use
Your
Credit
' We
Charge No
Interest
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