Capital journal., April 20, 1925, Image 3

MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1925.
.HE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
1ST
JUSTICE KILLED
Information was received here
yesterday ot the accidental death
In Spokane Saturday night of
Judge George W. Belt of that
city, formerly a Judge of the su
perior court in Spokane. He wan
an uncle of Justice Harry H. Belt
and a brother In law of Justice
George H. Burnett, both of the
Oregon supreme court, having
been a brother of the late Mrs.
Burnett. The late Mrs. Ed Weller
of Salem was a niece of Judge
Belt.
Judge Belt was born in Salem
on the old Belt homestead at
Union and Church streets Aug
ust 13, 1854. He was graduated
from Willamette university ad
was admitted to the bar in Salem
about 1884. From 1886 to 1S85
he was district attorney of tltii-
dlslrict, and in 188S wo.it to Spo
kane where be rose to prumi-
aence in the law profession.
Judge Belt leaves -in his Imme
diate family his widow and four
children. The children are War
ren Belt of Seattle, Alfre I iljit of
Boise. Mrs. Raymond Balls'it of
Tacoma and Mrs. Willard Talk
Ington ot Spokane.
Judge Belt was instantly kill
ed when he was struck jy a bi
cycle ridden by James Klernen, a
Dost office mee'senger, who w.
blinded by a heavy rainfall. Judge
and Mrs. Belt were crossing i
street at the time in front of their
home. Mrs. Belt also was kno.-ked
down but not seriously injured
Mt. Angel, Or., April 20. (Spe
cial. Miss Vera Kruaa enter
tained at the country horns of her
parents, air. anu Mrs. josepn 1
Kruse one evening last week hon
oring her house guest. Miss Helen
Neff of Portland. Games auu
dancing occupied the guebts until
the supper hour.
In the group were Miss Helen
and Miss Anna Flcker, Miss Rose
Schwab. Miss Rom Saalfeld, Miss
Helen Kherle, Miss Anna Uulscn.
s Helen Elmer. Miss Leona
Mickel, Miss Gertrude Keber, Miss
Eleanor Fisher, August Schar
back. Bernard Prcdick, Clement
Elinor. Jordan and Forest Sau-
vain, Carl Keber, Clement Butsch
Paul Schwab, David Travis ana
Erull Wilke.
Frank Hcttwer has purchased
an Overland sedan from Jake A.
Kaiser.
During the absence of J. W.
Ebner, who is spending several
weeks in California becnuse of 111
health. Thomas A. Ilciling is em
ployed in Mr. Elmer's hardware
store.
CHILDREN STAGE
Woodburn. Or.. April 20. "The
Maid and the Golden Slipper.'
musical version of childhood's
favorite fairytale, was the operetta
presented at the Woodburn high
school auditorium by the grade
achool pupils, Friday evening.
April 17. The four scenes were
delightfully entertaining, tho ex
cellent work of the pupils evincing
r.irefnl ami capable training. The
nrinch-als of the cast were:
Godmother, Pauline Livcsay:
rnnirt Virzlnia Williams: Cm
derclla. Juanita Hicks: Belinda
fsten-slster). Julia Belle Austin
Henrietta (step-sister), Teresa
Armstrong: step-mother, Phyllis
Kncnic: nrince. Alfred Lewis.
A chorus of fairies peopled the
woodland scene and a chorus of
lords and ladies gave colorful
charm to the ball room scene. Both
choruses combined In tno unai en-
Between scenes special musical
numb.rs were given by members
of the third and fourtn graacs. s
swine song being very effective,
as was also the plaint of the wee
French doll with as "pain in
her sawdust."
STAYTON HIGH WINS
FROM LEBANON NINE
Sayton, Or., April 20. Stayton
hlrh school won over Lebanon
high on the local field by a score
ot 13 to 0. The Lebanon players
seemed una'jle to hit the Stayton
pitcher, Ben Ptund.
R. H.
Stayton 13 15
Lebanon 0 3
Mt. Angel News
OLDER BOYS OF
Among the events of this week
will be the card party on Thurs
day evening in the school auditor
ium which will be Girinsorert ny
the Catholic Daughter! ot Amer
ica. This will be the first card
party that has been given since
the opening of the Lenten season.
Forrest Sauraln, manager of the
local cannery, and P. J. May, one
of the directors, spent a day in
Portland last week in the Interest
of the cannery.
F.v:'.': Hettwer has accepted the
pjsit'. i '.f uuttermaker at the Mt.
Ans.'i :mery & Ice company.
Mrs. J. II. McArthur spent
Thursday in Portland as the guest
of her son. Lindsay, who is a stu
dent at the University ot Oregun
medical school there.
Mr and Mrs. John Hertl are re
ceiving congratulations upon the
arrival of another son.
Miss Vera Kruse and Miss Helen
Neff have returned to Portland
after spending several days at the
Joseph L Kruse home.
Geo. May Sr.. and N. G. Mickel
motor to Portland Wednesday to
attend the funeral of the late
Archbishop Alexander Christie.
N. B. Travis has traded his Ford
car for J. A. Kaisers Willys-Knight.
DM CLUB HEAD
IS INVOLVED IN
VICE RING CASE
One more was added to the
roup of men accused of contribut
ing to the delinquency of a miuor
girl when 'Frisco -Edwards, man
ager ot the Silem Senators base
ball club, was taken into custody
Saturday. Edwards pleaded not
guilty, waived preliminary hear
ing and JK-as bound over to ine
grand jury. He furnished bail.
Edwards, according to me com
Dlaining witness, a 14-year-olo
girl, was a member ot an automo
bile nartv on wh'ch liquor was
given to her.
Edwards claims he did not
know tho giiis and that because
tho car was crowded he sat on
the door of the machine. He de-
clarel he wanted an early invest!
gation of the case.
"I am more than willing to
have the grand Jury investigate
mv connection with this matter as
I feel confident that sucn investi
gation will result In my exonera
tion completely, aia tawaras io-
rlav.
"My only connection wun mis
affair hapened several weeks ago
at the Dreamland rink, wnen
asked bv a friend to take
rldo in a car with a party ot
voune folks. I had not pro
arranged the ride and was not
with any girl but merely got in
the car which was at the time so
crowded that I had to sit on one
nf the aide rear doors.
"In this car we drove a little
way out ot town and then back to
Salem. The complaining witness,
who, I now understand, was under
age and was In this car during the
ride. I had never met, and as it
was dark had no opportunity to
nno her or Judge her age or ap
pcrance and had no cause to be
lieve she was n minor or that any
others present were.
Notice ot an increase In capital
from S10.000 to 126,000 was tiled
by the D. D. Tracy Cosmetics Man
ufacturing company of portiana.
"PRINCE" ADMITS TITLE
IS BASED UPON FANCY
New York, Anrl 20. His clnin.
to his title h.ivinj been question
ed. "Prince" Roufit Magomctoff
Haliloff, professional dancer, vrho
wns married to Delight Potter Ar
nold. daJirhter of an American
army officer in Woshtncton Man
day, has admitted that he Is not i
member of Russian nobility.
Haliloff aid that in his own city
of Tlflin, In the republic of Geor
gia, he was a 'iir&t iiey not
Russian, and never claimed to be
He salj he and his ancestor had
fought the Russians for tt? years.
Here they call me a prince.
he said. "That Is how they trans
late my title. You have no bct-
er word with which to Uescrioe
it."
Ho admitted that ho had been
n the United States for 1? months
though his passport is only good
for five months.
YOU'LL
LIKE
if
OREGON
Today
Tuesday
Last Times M
TONIGHT U
SEEKERS FOR "COLOR"
ARE HEAVILY INSURED
New York, April 20. Arthur
Train, lawyer-novelist and Ernest
Schelllng, pianist-composer, prloi
to their departure' on the liner
Prance today for a three months'
trip through the Balkans and
Near East, took out $500,000
bandits Insurance with Lloyds.
Lloyds have contracted to pay 90
per cent of any ransom demanded
in case the travelers are kidnaped
Mr. Train and Mr. Schelllng pay
a premium of 2 per cect, or (10.-
000.
Mr. Train and Mr. Schelllng
sai'they were going to the Bal
kans to obtain "atmosphere.," for
an opera on which they are col
laborating. The scene Is laid In
the Fayum desert.
WILL MEET HERE
An Older Boys' conference, with
delegates from Marion, Polk and
Linn counties, will be held in ba
leni next Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. The conference is to be
held under the auspices of the lo
cal Y. M. C. A. Approximately
150 boys are expected.
Frank Moran, president of the
Morun Bible school, near Seattle.
will be the main speaker of the
conference. "I consider him to be
the oustanding boys' man ot the
Pacific coast," says B. J. Kimber,
Marion county Y. M. C. A. secre
tary, whose headquarters are in
Salem, and tf"ho ts the main mov
ing element ot the conference.
Moran was the central figure ot a
similar conference held a year ago
and is being returned by urgent
request of the boys, according to
Kimber.
Registration will begin at 5
o'clock Friday afternoon. A ban
quet will be staged at 6 o'clock at
one of the local churches. Moran
will address the boys at the ban
quet on the subject, "Building on
the Square.
A 'series of private conference
will begin Saturday morning, to
gether with boys' discussions.
Moran will give short speech In
the torenoon on "The Vocation of
Boy.;
At noon Saturday 160 business
men of Salem will take the boys
indilrdually to lunch. Attention
of the conference Saturday after-
noon win be devoted to the pnysl
cal side of a boy's life. There
will be conferences, discussions
and another short address by
Moran. 'There will be various ath
letie- contests and games In the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium.
The program Saturday night
will be devoted to the social side
of boys' life. The conclusion of
the couferohce will come Sunday
morning with a speech by Moran
Your Contract With Christ
The conference will close at 11:45
ACTRESS GETS DIVORCE;
SAYS ALIMONY GRAFT
New York, ' April 20. Peggy
Allenby, actress, who bat Wen
granted a divorce from Robert
Armstrong, actor, said today she
wanted bo alimony.
"I didn't ask any," she added,
because I don't need any. I have
an Independent Income and X earn
my own liviner.
I think some women nave an
awful nerve to cease loving with a
man but go right on living his
money.
'They talk about different
kinds of holduns and swindles but
what could be more outrageous
than divorcing a man and then
taking his money, especially where
there are no children."
CONSTIPATION
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