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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE u have ben left with Mr, Crook but not Included In the trade. The defendant maintained that the trfcosaction covered the goods In volved. Mr. Crook was represent ed by William Hareombe of Dal Party Feeling Rife in Germany KEARNS STILL PRESIDENT HERE las and Mr. Llorman by Joseph H. Jones of Portland. I T Omaha, Neb., April 12 Heavy weight Champion Jack Dempsey, who, wih his wife, formerly E trlle Taylor, moving picture actress patsert through Omaha last night n route to New York to put the finish in i touches on a picture In which the two tro playing, dec lab Irij that he and his manager .'ack Kearng are "not on the outs." "He is my fifjht manager," Dtmpncy sniJ, "and when he pets me a fight, then I will fight, but lot until. Ha is my manager and we have not split cur partnership." "I am a little over-weight at rrosent," the champion said. "I tip the beam aro iiid the 200 mark but har-1 work will bring me down t my reg-ilar fighttni? weight. I like to trai.i nnd I like to fight. This niovio work doesn't make a hit with me, bu Its better than luafing around doinp nothir-g." Dempsey said ho didn't think his mnnagor hnd any fiphts in view. "I will se3 Tex Rickard when I arrive in New York," he nald, "but oil far as talking 'fi-jht' Is concern ed, that's up to my manager. "I don't think 1 will sing anoth er movie contract soon," he said in response to u question. 'Fight ing Is my business, not acting in the movies." "But Jack makes a good actor," Mrs. Dtsnpscy mid with a smile. Following completion of their pictures In New York, Mr. and Mrs. Dempttey expect to vinit Eu rope on their honeymoon, after which they will return to their home In California. RADIO CONFERENCE IN SEPTEMBER, PLAN Vashinr;ton, April 22. Fecrc- tary Hoover has decided that the Increasing pressure of radio prob lems on his department, which regulatee In the radio field will require the calling of a nation al radio conference about the end of September. Particularly have the differenc es of fitting in new radio sta tions given rise to euggeations for a new methor of allocation and dividing time. Until the con ference ha assembled, however, no important changee of govern mental policy may be expected. V.'ciidlrnd. Cal.. Anvil 22. Ftre Chief August Silberstlne an nounced today that an attempt was made Sunday nigbt. to burn the Holy Rosary Roman Catholic convent here. There are ap proximately 300 girls and forty nuns In the convent. Paper soaked in fuel oil was found in the rafters of the wood- house, a few feet from the main convent building. The paper had been ignited but the fire was ex tinguished. GEEa-CtJ EIECTIQKf EETaiKTG " Here la u example of the manner in which German political parties CUB l reuecuon on uieir opinmenis uueiub iub vaiupiufiu iui wo i dentlal elections In Berlin. Communist adherents are pictured dragging the black, white and red flag In Uie mud, while flaunting the red Iag of revolution. TiLAlU IS Douglas, Ariz., April 22 Relief measures far more than 2000 per- ons made homeless and destitute by the conflagration which yester day wipe! out a largo portion of the mining town of Cananea, 50 ;nltes south of the international boundary, were undor way today under the direction of the Red Cross. More than 200 homes were wip ed out by the flames which broke out In and gutted the business dis trict. One pers.tn, a Chinese mer chant, was knmvn to have lost his life, and officials were trying to confirm renorts that a Mexican family of three tierlshed. The prop city loss is estimated at $200,000, three fourths of which was cover ed by insurance. Cananea la ono of the richest copper mining camps in Mexico. Havre De Grace, Md., April 21 Earl Sande, America's famous jockey, today rode hie first race since he was injured at Saratoga last summer and won with Sara zen, Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt'a great gelding. It was Sarazen's first race of the year too. Sarazen took the Newark hand) cap, a six furlong dash for three- year-olds in the time of 1:11 flat, breaking the track record by 1-5 second. He took the lead in the stretch and won easily by two lengths: Big Blaze was second and Tex the Vlnter third. Two dollar mutuals on Sarazen paid (3.30, $2.70 and $2.30. Macaroni ym I NOvaus f my -ft Interest In the development of tha flax growing and spinning in dustry in the Willamette valley was manifested by Ralph Budd, president of the Great Northern Railroad company, during the few minutes that he was In Salem yes terday afternoon. Mr. Budd wis her only the few minutes that the Oregon Electric train stopped at the depot. Mr. Budd 'il he was not fam iliar with the ef.'orts now being made here to establish the flax In dustry, but the questions he ask ed about It indicated that he knew considerable, about flax In general. Ho wanted to know about the acre age and whether the flax grown here was of the long-fibre variety Mr. Budd arrived on the 4 o' clock train from the south. Word had been received earlier In the day that he and his party would come from Corvallis by automobile but their plan were changed be cause of a desire t look over Ore gon Electric properties en route. Mr. Budd will return here Thurs day of this week and expects to spend several hours in the city. He exnects to arrive about noon. The railway president expressed himse.f optimistically about bus-1 ness conditions in general through out th norUiwest. With him here esterdny were A. J. Davidson of Portland, general freight agent, and J. M. Bal1ln?all, assistant gen eral freight agent. Indianapolis, Ind., April 22. Mercury poisoning apparently caused the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer, for whose death D. C. Stephenson, former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and two oth ers are being held, according to a pathologic finding reported hero Dr. Virgil H. Moon, pathologist of the Indiana university school of modicr.e conducted the autoposy Mias Oberholtzer died last week from poison self-administered fol lowing alleged attacks by Stephen son. Stephenson, Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry, indicted on first de cree murder charges in connection with Miss Oherholtzer's death arc held without bond. They were ar rested yesterday. nil i.fcin.nifwj "r, " xShIUS ahM k la U sJtaJ. ItltNwUM DALLAS MAN LOSES IN SUIT Dallas, Or., April 22. A verdict was found for the plaintiff for $306 by a jury Monday night In the case of O. E. Llerman of Hills boro vs. C. J. Crook of Dallas. 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