Capital journal., April 22, 1925, Image 10

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, AFK1L -2, 1923
OF
ALLEGED STOCK
Cairo, Egypt, April 22 Tho Ju
dicial authorities btve published
what they state to be a lummury
of the confession of awne of the
men accused in connection with
the assiatlnnilon lost November
of the slrdlr of Egypt, General Sir
.Lee stack.
Abdl Kattah Anayat, one of the
accused, is quoted tva declaring that
following the failure of tho con
versations between the Kgyptmn
and British premiere In London on
the Sudanese and other questions,
be met Willi Dr. Shafts: Mnnsur
Muhmud Ismail at Dr. Shut Ik's
house when It was decided to com
Hi it a series of political murders
with tho slrdlr as the flrat victim.
The ducia ration uys the trio
beileved - the Independence of
Egypt could only be gained by the
political murder.
All the persons mentioned In
Abdel'a confession have been arrested.
CRANKS CAR FOR WOMAN
Los Angeles, Cul., April 22.
The flight of a woman motorist
struggling hopelessly with a car
tl.at would not start aroused the
chivalrous soul of Clifford Whit
low oa he walked along a boule
vard hero last night and he step
ped forward at once to crank the
car. The engine started under his
vigorous twirling, but the kick
back of the crank broke his arm.
"Now isn't that too bad?" sym
pathised the mo tor let as she drove
away.
"It certainly Is," agreed Whit
low as he walked to the receiving
hospital and had the broken bone
set.
MEXICANS SMUGGLED
- IN LOCKED BOX CAR
Los Angeles. Oil., April ?2.
Francisco C.brllU and tali wife,
aged Guadalajara couple, paid
their last $10 to a brakenian on
the Mexican Central railroad tu
aea tbem In a boxcar bound for
the United State, the land of
tbeir dreams. So today they were
in an American jail on Aniericau
soil, awaiting deportation from
the land they risked starvation to
reach. They were discovered halt
dead from hunger, when the box
car wai unsealed in the Southern
Pacific yards here yesterday.
With them young girl. All
three were taken to the receiving
hospital.
JEWELERS TO BE
GUESTS HEREIN
NEAR DEATHLESS
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Start Hnnper Strike
Berlin, April 22. Fifty com
munlsta held In the city jail on
charges of political offenses have
begun a hunger strike in protest
against what they allego Is the In
tentional delay by the authorities
In bringing them to trial.
Omaha, Neb., April 22. Not
deathless wars, but something ap
proximating them, will some day
he waged, Major General Amos A.
Fries, chief of the chemical war
fare service of the United Stater,
army, told newspapermen here
yesterday.
Chemical warfare, the general
:-4iid, Is not being developed along
the lineup attaining great and
sudden loss of life.'
"Rather," bo continued, "it In
being developed whereby wars and
battles may be won without great
loss of life, without working per
manent Injury to the people
cities which may be attacked
but to Incapacitate such cities and
peoplrs that may be taken. Human
life Is of greater value In warfare
today than It ha ever been In his
tory. The World war was the most
humane, General Frier said. The
ward of ancient times were wars
of horror a d casualty. Only two
deaths occurred for every 100 per
Hons gassed, he said, while 26
deaths resulted from the same
number of individuals struck by
bullets by high explOrtTve shells, i
Jewelers In Salem are making
uxlcrulve preparations for the an
nual meeting of the Oregon State
Ketail Jewelers' RtModMivn which
will be held in & Jem May 11 and
12.
According to A. A. Kecne. presi
dent of the association, more than
160 Jewel -.ts from all parts of the
tate will be In attendance. Head-
Quarters will be at the Marion ho
tel and nil meeting will be held
in the hotel.
Monday, May 11, will be devot
ed to registration and general or
ITanintion with short addresbca in
the afternoon. For the evening'
program, the Salem Jewelers will
entertain their visitors at the Ore
gon theater.
Tho second day of the annual
meeting will close with banquet
In the large dining room of the
Marlon hotel. A special program
of musl'i and entertainment will
be presented.
To properly care for the visitors.
Mr. K eerie has named th? follow
ing committees:
Reception: O. A. Hartman.
chairman; H. T. Love. C. C. Moon,
and C. A. Luthy.
Entertainment: H. T. Love, chair
man, C. T. I'omeroy and U. S. Mill-
SUBSTITUTE FOR
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Washington, April 22 Fifty
lead em In the oil industry were
nfked by the president's oil con
servation board In letters today for
their vicvn concerning possiblo
substitutes for domestic well oil
nnd ths products now derived there
from.
The board, of which Secretary
'if petroleum?
any. would
recommend to the tnd
that thia nation might be prepar
ed to utilize thess or other ub-
stilutos to :h tost advantage?"
Wi.t-lr la rhalrmim ui. H. i.awl kmil.a a iiisaj in
government experts that an aver-1 "what measures if
age of 20.400 gallons of gasoline yol era to recommen
ia oemg uvea aauy in me umtrs
Rtate. The experts report noted
that this country "is the largest
producer and the largest consum
er of petroleum with rapidly
diminishing resources."
Question propounded In the
board's letter Included:
"Broadly . speaking, does the
utilization of one or more of the
petroleum substitutes mentioned,
or other with which you may be
familiar, offer possibilities of im
mediate Importance In relation to
NO TIME TO HUNT for a doctor
or drug store when -suddenly
seised with agoaixing intestinal cramps,
deadly nauaee end prostrating diarrhoea.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
gives warmth, comfort, ease from pain.
Keep it always in your boms.
RESINOL
oothinq Jid HesJinq
Gives such prompt relief
from itching and burning,
and so generally succeeds
m Clearing away siun
disorders that it has
become a standard
treatment.
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ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m.
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HAVE YOU
ATTENDED OUR
ANNIVERSARY
SALES?
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If you haven't you've missed some worthy money saving
events. Through the cooperative efforts of some prominent
manufacturers in our lines we are enabled to present many items
of genuine interest. Low price and desirability are the two
leading factions in this sale. Come down tomorrow, each day we
place new merchandise in our "Anniversary Jubilee".
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
JUBILEE
ALL PURE LINEN!
REGULARLY $5.95 ANYWHERE
SPECIAL
Bought for This Sale
A Jubilee Bargain!
$3o50
All New, 125 Dresses
first time shown in
Salem See Windows.
ALL SIZES, NEW COLORS, GREAT VALUES
What is better for Summer-time wear than a colorful, crisp new linen frock?
And where can you find better styles, better values than these at our special
Anniversary price? We feel sure that you'll want one or more when you see
them. Such colors as peach, orchid, apricot, seagreen, Lanvin, French blue,
primrose, woodsy tan, nude, sunset, goldenrod, rose and many others.
Exceptionally well made, having a three inch hem, self-trims of contrast linen, etc. On sale
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
MAIN FLOOR '
Boys' Wash Suits
$1.48
Boys' Wash Suits of sturdy tub fab
rics, blue, tan, grey, etc.
Curtain Nets
29c yard
Regular 49c Nets in Cream and White,
splendid patterns.
Silk Striped Voiles 35c Yard
Regular 59c yard Voile in this sale at
35c yard. Shadow Voiles with silk
stripes, all the wanted summer shades.
FrenchjGinghams 39c Yard
32-inch French Lorraine Ginghams in
many new patterns and colors for
Spring and Summer wear.
Stamped Gowns $1.19
Made up and stamped ready to em
broider, these are handsome values.
Fine quality soft Crepe in white and
colors, hemstitched.
Printed Crepes $1.98
This collection of 40-inch silk crepes
embrace the season's newest patterns.
Values to $8.25 in the sale.
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