FRIDAY, APRIL
E
Taking up the flax Industry
from the standpoint ot the farmer,
Robert Crawford, flax expert at
the Oregon date penitentiary,
Thursday declared that flax la a
more profitable crop to prow than
wheat, oats, or auy similar crop.
He spoke before the Marlon-Polk
County Realtors' association at
their weekly luncheon at noon,
his subject being, "Does Flax
Growing Pay ths rarmer?'
Crawford estimated that flax
can be grown on ordinary soil, un
der ordinary conditions, with an
expenditure of $3ii an acre for ev
erything. The amount Includes an
estimate of $18 an acre for band
pulling, although It can be pulled,
If enough acreage Is available by
machinery for $8 an acre, he stat
ed. He estimated a minimum ot two
tona of flax produced to the acre,
with a sale price of (38 a ton,
making tho crop worth $76 an
acre, and leaving a profit larger
than the profit derived from any
similar crop. "With the proper
care three tons to the acre could
bo produced very readily," Craw
ford contended. "I don't know of
auy other crop that can be put in
annually and produce those re
turns." He warned against al
lowing weeds to grow in the flax,
stating that the flax plant can
not handle Ilax which contains
weeds.
"Much of good land in the Wil
lamette valley wm produce wheat;
but not flax," Baid Crawford. The
type of land to which he referred
was heavy much soil. Any other
soil In the valley can be used for
growing flax, he taid.
CHAPMAN GIVEN MORE
TIME TO FILE APPEAL
ri rtford, Conn., April 17.
Gerald Chapman b counsel have
been granted an extension ot ten
days by Judge Newell Jennings for
the filing ot the request for a find
ing by the judge and the submis
sion of a draft for the proposed
finding, which are the next etepr.
In Chapman's appeal to the su
preme court from the conviction
in the superior court.
Chapman was found guilty of
murder and was sentenced to hang
on June 25.
Quake Henorted.
Tokio, April 17. (By Aesoclat
ed Press.) Heavy earthquakes
were reported at 4:25 this morn
ing on Formosa island. The dam
age was slight. At the same time
a minor earthquake was felt in
Tnkl0.
Widow Cries for Joy
"I couldn't eat anything but
raw eggs and sweet milk and was
so weak I could hardly walk
across the room. I would have
been In my grave today if I had
n't taken Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy when I did. When I think
now I have suffered with my
stomach and how good I feel now
I cry for joy." It Is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intes
tinal tract and allays the Inflam
mation which cauees practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. J. C. Perry, D. J. Fry
and druggists everywhere. Adv.
The New
Circular Dresses are Here
For Your Inspection New Silk
Dresses Are Arriving Almost
Every Day
Features Definitely New Come
jL
$19.75 $24.75
$29.00 $35.00
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17, 1925
Navy Fliers Named for Arctic Trip
W 9 A
'Cr ' 'h Spy
Lieutenant B. ft Holcombe, Lieutenant-Commander Bvrd and
Lletitonant H. F. Council, all stationed at the Navy Department In
Wasplngton, have been chosen to take part In the Donald MacMlllan
Arctic expedition next Bummer. Navy planes, piloted by these three
officers, will ba used for the purpose of exploring some million square
miles ot hitherto un traversed territory, lying between Alaska and the
North Pole.
SALT LAKE FIREMEN
THREATEN WALK OUT
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 17.
Members of the city commission
will met w'th Mayor C. C. Neslen
herj today to consider the blanket
resignation of 91 Salt Lake fire
men effective April 21, which was
tendered yesterday when the com
mission, after a two weeks' hear
ing failed tJ oust Fire Chief Will
iam H. By water, despite a peti
tion signed by 100 fire fighter:;
asking his removal.
Tho firemen in their petition
accused their chief of arbitrary
conduct. If the resignation Is ac
cepted, Salt Lake's regular fire
fighting force after next Tuesday
will consist ot seven officials and
less than a halt dozen firemen.
augmented by about 36 recruits,
who have been trained Intensively
for the last three weeks in antici
pation of the Tcsifriatfrn,
CORNS
la oac mlntrta Juat that quick the pain to
Mr. Na treats man t ... t,
thoroughly anti.epttc aod cleotlAc In every
way as Dr. Scholi a Zlno-pada. The rrtnlta
re a revelation. At vour druulat'a or aboa
dealer's. Coat but a trifle.
Thm Sfra -for corns, eoOomm. bmlcm
nrschoii's
ZtitiO'pads
"Put one on the pain it gone"
With The New Dresses
Tunics, pleated or circular; apron
fronts; aide draped tunics
Fashion 'a trend toward tunics,
flounces and ruffles is very evident
this season you must have at least
one dress that has a tunic. Many
tiny buttons are used, artistic appli
que embroidery, mandarin stltchcry
In beautiful colors, everyone a fas.
clnattnff model. Color are particu
larly striking preen, rosewood, rust,
blonde, moonstone grey and others.
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Do you know that there Is a
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fptness, one that may be used
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THE CAPITAL . JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SAFE IN HANGAR
Pulham, Eng., April 17. (By
Associated Press. The runaway
dirigible R-33 was safely moored
in ber hangar here on her return
from her long and erratic flight
shortly before 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon.
CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH
Waterloo, Iowa, April 17. Two
children ot Charles McMullen,
Wayne, 4, and Dorothy, 2, were
imrucd to death yesterday in a fire
that destroyed seven buildings or
their father's farm, 17 miles
. rthwest of here. The children,
who were trapped In the first
Voiding which vaught tire, are
icllcved to have started the flamee
y playing with matches.
MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED
San Francisco, Cal., April 17.
John H. -Tipton was arrested here
today on a warrant charging mur
der, issued as a result of a secret
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indictment returned yesterday by
the Kings county grand jury at
l nfovd, Cal., in connection with
(Be death of Tee Camp, wealthy
rancher. Camp was found dead at
the base of a windmill on his
r.-- h on December 17, 1924. Tip
ton la an uncle of Mrs. Jennie Lee
Brown, foster mother ot the dead
man and chief beneficiary under
his will.
KLAMATH FALLS HAS SNOW
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Klamath Fells. Or., April 17.
A light, wet blanket ot snow cov
ered Klamath Falls this morning
ae the culmination of four days of
varied weathev In which the ele
ments went from one extreme to
the other. All trace of the sand
which swept up from the south
during the wind storm yesterday
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Sent By His Own Doctor
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An investment
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in wear that comes only with fine materials
in "fit" tnat only master tailoring can
, produce
in economy that puts
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-here's the price
;,t-jflgure it yourself
;$32-50 SjHI I
st 111
vanished with the coming ot the
snow. Local weather forecasts In
(.cats that the storm la passing
and that a return of tho spring
weather Is In tho offing.
lew Coroorations.
riahee Land company, Grants
Paso; incorporators, O. 8. Blanch
ard. Irma Blanchard, I. F. Peck;
capital, 15000.
Klamath Valley Mutual Tele
phone company, Klamath Falls:
incorporators. James S. McClellan,
Hans Nylander, D. H. Kaylor;
capital. $4000.
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FACE THREE
A woman' life frasght
with the sunset sad
prrils of the pUiiul
Softened bf genera
tions of east snd lox
mrf. she followed tbs
oil of s pstrionste
love into tbe heart of
a pioneer straggle I . . .
All the adventure of
life in tbe makingt
Tbe sinister tempts
tions of tbe vast lone
ly spacei 1 A picture
that will grip from
tnt to last! As broad
in its appeal as the
Western prairies I
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