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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1925)
1 PAGE EIGHT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON E SANSON TO TALK AMERICANS AND BRITISH KIDNAPEDANO RELEASED Mexico City, April 15. Special "I predict that thli proposition will co over, and that this state to destined to come into its own aid Tom Kay. prominent Salem business man. and state treasurer, in a speech before the Salem Ki wanie club Tuesday noon. "Once thic mill Is successfully establish ed, I believe tbat linen manufac turers will come to the Willam ette fulley f-om all parts of North America, and even Europe, in or der to take advantage of the su perior quality of flax grown here and to escape the enormous duty Imposed by the United States goV emmeut upon Imported linens. Eventually there will be Beveral million men and women- In the Willamette valley, Instead of sev eral hundred thousand, as at pres ent, furnishing a steady market right here at home for the prod ucts of our farmers and our mer chants. Mr. Kay gave one of the clear est explanations of the situation as regards t'.u finances of the pro ject that has been given In public iucv the movement first got un lit, way. There will be 9000,000 of preferred stock sold, he stated, of which Dominion Linens will : purchase $50,000 worth There vlll alw be (40.600 of common stock sold, of which Dominion Linens will retain one-fourth, or $'0,000 worth. Voting power will be in the common stock. The pre ferred stock will pay 7 per cent from the start and may be retired at the discretion of the voters whenever they find themselves able to retire It. At time of re tirement of the preferred stock a 6 per cent premium must be paid. over and above the 7 per cent vhlch the stock draws anyway. Preferred stock sells at 1100 a chare, common otock at $10 a share. Any buyer Is entitled to purchase one share of common stcok for every two shares of pre ferred stock. BEARCATS TAKE E The Willamette university baee ball nine won Its opening game of the season when it defeated Paci fic college In a game played at Newberg yesterday afternoon. The final count stood 11 to 1. Ellis and Kobertson -pitched for the Bearcats, Kalahan, who looms as a third member of the 'pitching staff, being placed In the tjutfiehl. Kalahan featured by garnering a home run with the bases full. Is hum also made a borne run. The Willamette lnrield wan composed ol Herman, first base; Poling, second base; Fasnacht. shortstop, and Isham, third ba?e. Towner occupied the catcher's box. The outfield consisted of Nakana, Chapman and Kalahan. The second game on the Wil li' mette schedule Is with Mon mouth normul school Friday after nornal school Friday afternoon. The game will be played on the Willamette field. CHINESE EGGS HATCH EN ROUTE; SUIT FILED San Francisco, Cal., April IS. The Hemingway Produce company filed suit in the fedcrnl court yes terday to reocver $24,486 from the United States shipping board emergency (lent, tie United Slates rrovernment and see Pacific Mail Steamship company. The amount represents the value ot 3000 rases o( Chinese orks wnich the Hem ingway company claims were torod too close to the engines ot . the steamship President Tart, on which they arrived from Shang hai. The reault was that most ot them hatched out into chicks and the rest were spoiled. KIDNAPED AMERICAN FREED Washington, April 15. George 8. Fertner, an American citizen employed by the Penn Meilco Fuel company and abducted on April by Mexican bandits near Tux pam, has been rescued by Mexican federal soldiers. A report to the state depart ment from Charles Hny, American consul at Tampico, telling of Fert ner't return, said that In the fight between the federal and bandit forces one bandit was killed an J the leader raptured and riecuted. Moths feiS I m-M I I vine I tn vine UlE9,MOT!8 mosquitoes jmchfs.flia9 jLaUUMMNtt DriofW at Wortd Forwtnott SrtwitUW Industrial RMMch Inatllut.. Will not Main. PU.IMU odor. SEEKS DIVORCE FROM WIFE WHOSTAYED BEHIND Josephine Sellberger, a bride In May, 1919, married to Maryln Sellberger In Hungary, preferred to remain at the home of her mother In Hungary to sharing her husband's lot cast In a new land America. While, he de clares, be gave ber every comfort there, she returned to her moth er's borne when he turned his eyes across the Atlantic to a new land and a new world. He, In turn, preferred to come to the new country, to remaining in Hungary, even If his wife wa there, so he left her with her mother and now Is seeking a di vorce. The papers were filed yester day In circuit court. Sellberger declares tbat all he says In his divorce complaint may be veri fied by the official records in Hungary. Eugene, Or., April 15. The third biennial national convention of .he Associated Women Students will open here this morning, with registration from 8:30 to 10, and the first business association from 10 to 12. - Delegates began arriv ing yesterday afternoon, however, and many were registered at once. Directories, with the name of the delegate, the school she rep resents ,and where she Is stuying on the campus, will be posted In the phone booth of each woman s organization, so that Inquiries may' be easily answered. - Forty-four schools will be rep-1 resented at this conference, in cluding most of the universities and colleges west of the Appa lachian mountins, many of the in stitutions sending two or three girls. This evening a dinner will be given in the Woman's building, and will be, followed by "stunt" night. Sentiment for the whole week Is to make the delegates feel as much at home as possible, and the welcoming committee has ask ed that everyone on the campus renew the Oregon "hello, espe cially for the ffitetfl. Letter from a Farmer's Wite 'For over two years I suffered from pains In my aide and back with headaches and weakness," says Mrs. Walter E. Anderson, a farmers wife of Rangeley, Maine. It seemed as though I could not get my work done from one day to the next, but Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound had restored my health so that now I can do all kinds of work, sew ing, washing, Ironing and sweep ing. 1 hope this letter will influ ence other women to take Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound." Volumes of eueh letters from women explain why Ly.lla E. Pink ham Medicine Co., of Lynn, Maes., Is the greatest imer of roots and herbs In the world. Adv. T D. M. Sanson, linen expert and president of the Dominion Linens, Ltd.. via set under way the move ment for a new linen mill here, will explain In person the situa tion to committee members at a special meeting at the chamber of commerce tonight. He will stop off here en route to Portland from Los Angeles for this express pur pose. Everyone Interested Is to be present at the meeting, according to plane, and It Is believed it will Rive a material impetus to the drive. T. hi. Hicks, president of the chamber of commerce, will preside. Orein Pioneer Dead. La Granite, Or., April 14. John Pravley, 76, a pioneer of eastern Oregon, died Tuesday morning. He was treasurer of Union county for 24 years, resigning in 1922 be cause of 111 health. He was con ductor on the first railroad train to come Into La Grande in 1884. A few years later he was injured in a railroal accident In Washing, ton, ciuslng bis retirement from re.llroad work. 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Sunday morning, when the chauffeur and Mr. Reynolds, who were sent to secure ransom money, tailed to return, the kidnaping party, made up of three men with horses, became frightened and re leased Mrs. Reynolds. and Mr. and Airs. Cooper. YESTERDAY'S SCORES At Salt Lake 6; Portland 5. At Sacramento 6; Seattle 3. At Oakland 4: Ban Francisco t. A; Los Angeles 7; Vernon 3. Woodhaven. N. Y. Mr. K. M. Collins ftnys, "Instead of plodding through my work wenrlly on account of sick headaches and sour stomach, I now enjoy good health and iiuihltion. can do more and better work and life Is worth living. I have never before giv en my name to adver tise a medicine, but you cannot Imagine' how different I feel since I iliRoovered Carter's Little Llrer Pills." Carter's Little Liver Pills tonic the whole system through the liver And bowels, They set as a mild end ef fective laxative In gentle manner without any bad after effects. At nil Druggists. 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