PAGE EIGHT
TZAWKOFF SAYS
TALES OF HEAVY
PENALTIES LIES
Sofia, April 24. (By Awoelat
td Press.) Premier Tunkofl de
clared to the Associated Press to-
iajr that the charges made by the
British members of parliament
who recently visited Bulgaria re
carding conditions here, were
"sheer calumny.'
The premier said the laborlic
members of parliament had not
seen the t hinge they alleged they
taw.
"Statements that hundreds have
been killed In Bulgaria without
trial are sheer calumny he said
"The laborftes have not seen any
thing themselvea, while In Bul
garia, If they speak as they are re
ported to have doue In Belgrade."
"It Is absolutely out of the ques
tion that summary executions
such a they make out, have taken
place. The question of those in
volved In the bombing of the Svetl
Krai cathedral Is In the hands of
)utlce. If there have been pere
utione which I cannot admit
the authors therof will be pursued
sud Judged.
- "The situation Is calm through
out the country. Justice Is pursu
ing Its normal coume and we are
constantly discovering freeh evi
dence." Three members of the British
house of parliament were quoted
In a dispatch Wed n en day night a
Ceclaring after a visit to Sofa they
were convinced several hundred
persons had been killed without
trial and on the merest suspicion
after the recent bomb explosion In
the cathedral there.
T he number of arrests, they said,
were estimated at 6000.
The men quoted were Joslah C.
Wedgewood and W. Macklnder, la
bor members, and P. D. Malone, a
n ton 1st.
Tim Willamette university base
ball nine had little difficulty In
defeating the Monmouth normal
school team by a 14 to 4 count on
the local diamond last night.
The score stood 14 to 1 at the
tart of the ninth, the school
teachers having gathered in only
one run, which came In the second
frame. 'In the ninth a three-base
hit with two men on bases, fol
lowed by another successful hit,
brought In three runs before the
Bearcats could stem the tide.
P.nbertson pitched throughout
the game.
Kulahan and Fasnacht starred
In batting for the Ueurcate. Kala
han. a freahmau, Ih considered a
find, having played with a city
league In western Washington for
several years. His regular berth
In In the pitcher's box, but yester-
cay he piayea in tne oumeiu.
1,1 nil el tl colkge will cross bats
with the locals here this after
noon. Either Kills or Klahan,
prrVifi both, will pitch.
TURKS AND GREEKS
SETTLE DIFFERENCES
London, April 24. Advices to
the Kxrhango Telegraph from
Constnntlnonle say an agreement
has Just been signed settling alt
the problems affecting Turkey
and Greece.
The principal cause for friction
between Turkey and Greece has
been the operation of that part of
the tcraty of Lausanne providing
for the exchange of minority populations
SPORT, DRESS AND
SEMI-SPORT
Coats HP5
Four button double breast
ed models in the inanish
models and two tone effects
in the semi sport models in
checks, plaids, and plain
materials carefully made up
So noticeable in the Ship
ley standard.
OEMPSEY PRESENTS ....
BRIDE WITH AUTO
New York, April . Th far
mer Estells Taylor motion pic
ture actress bride of Jack D ma
tter rode In her own I1I.00 su
tomoblle yeslsrdsv and didn t
linow It.
'Whose car Is tbli. Jack!" In
quired Mrs. Dempsev a they glid
ed through the traffic from Grand
Central to their hotel.
This la your car, my dear,
Jack replied. It was his latest
wedding gift to her.
LANDS SAFELY
Lakehurst. N. J , April 24. Ex
actly 20 hoars and 43 minutes
utter she had sailed from Bermuda
where sbe went Wednesday, the
blc United States dirigible Los An
geles camcs to earth at her home
field here at 6:40 o'clock this
morning. Twenty-five minutes
later she had been eafely wheeled
nto her hangar.
Aboard the giant aircraft were
three sacks of American mail from
Hermuda, brought here almost 3C
hours eoone.- than a boat could
have brought them. Strong head
winds and generally rough weath
er accounted tor the slow time on
tho return trip. Captain George W.
Steele, commanding officer ex
plained. Tho return took 6 t4 hours more
than the similar trip had taken on
tho Los Angeles' previous visit to
Bermuda. The trip down had tak
en about 14 hours. - ,
Despite tho weather, however.
Cuptaln Steele Bald, the trip wan
comparatively uneventful and the
Los Angeles behaved beautifully.
ALIEN MUST USE BOWS
AN DARROWS TO HUNT
London. April ii. Alfens who
would hunt jack rabbit or otber
Tamo In Nebraska must resosrt to
the weapon of Id, euch as the bow
and arrow, used by the firt
Americans, Attorney General
Splllman bold in an opinion fol
lowing a request from the foreign
languago Information service bu
reau In Washington for an opln-
Chocolate
Creams
Soft Centers in Light and
Dark Coated.
Saturday Only
36c lb.
2 lbs. for 70c
Only at
Schaefer's
DrugStore
"Yellow Front" Thone 197
135 North Commercial
The Penslar Store
I
OTHERS TO
$34.75
With turn up collars trim
med with colorful braid
and crepe lined.
ion ob Nebraska, laws relating to
alien,
The Nebraska law forbids aliens
to carry firearms, the attorney
general aald. Regarding the rights
of alien to hunt or fish la the
state he added that an alien may
fish If he so desires and hunt too,
a far as any specific law on this
Is concerned, but the law against
aliens carrying firearms "would
make It necessary for him to do
bis hunting with a bow and arrow.
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cations will be rejected.
To the Editor: I intended to
earlier drop you a note and express
my apprecatlon of the stand tak
en by you In editorial of tbe 4tb
concerning the linen mill.
You are absolutely right I have
had occasion to go Into Sanson's
proposition pretty carefully and,
regardless of yie "anvil chorus,"
I am entirely sold in the propo
sition. The tune has long rasped
since we can continue to send
money away for foreign bonds,
etc., and when one figures that
upwards of two hundred millions
of dollars per year goes out uf the
state for automobiles, accessories.
etc., the time has come for some
borne development. Action and
ess talk about helping the form
ers, populating the state, etc.. is
required. Yours very truly.
J. II. MULKAY.
To the Editor: In a letter pub
lished in this column about three
weeks ago George Graves etHted
And run
Dotti
liUU ila
f PaANtrr
n in tkt
if bmtU,
Piggly-Wiggly
"ALL OVER THE WORLD"
456 State St. Phone 14
-(W:..'4i;l4.
A Record We are Proud of
For over eight years, Hawkins & Roberts,
Inc., has been selling its Mortgages to dis
criminating investors without the loss of a
single dollar of either principal or interest
to them. i
We believe that this commendable record
should influence every Salem investor to
transact his business through us.
Our First Mortgages Collateral
Trust Bonds are issued in
Multiples of $100 to yield 6.
Mohtoagc Loans
1 BONDS ANO
INVCITMCNTI
HAWKINS 8
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
Cloverdale, Or., April 14. U
Anna Kunke spent Saturday in
aaiem visiting.
Oscar I"! If let, now employed. In
Salem, spent the week-end at
Cloverdale. I
William Butsky was la Salem
on business Saturday. i
V. A. Wotd and Mr. and Urs.
W. II. Wilson were visiting la Sa
lem, Saturday.
L. B. Hennia went to Portland
last week on Important business.
that In his trip around the United
States last Bummer he found only
two towns using tbe "back-In"
parking system, and they were
Corvallis and Salem. Mr. Graves
Is no wa booster for the "head-in"
ssytem, as la everyone who has
bad the privilege of using this sys
tem.
It Is quite a simple matter for
those of us who live In Salem to
back in our car when parking, but
how about the stranger who is not
accustomed to this way of park'
ing? I have stopped to watch these
travelers park many times, and
here Is what happens: They Blow
up their car, draw to tbe eenter of
the street, and start to back but
fin.', they are not making the park'
ing space, so draw to the center of
the street again. About this time
a car comes along on their side of
the street and stops right close to
them. Tbe tourist sees he Is bold'
ing up the traffic. He starts back
1 1mm-
w t tri r
good!
Golden-brown waffles piping hot.
' Cover Uiem with Barrel Brand Syrup
. and you have a breakfast fit for a kingl
Now there are fourdifferentnew Bahru .
Brand Syrup of superior quality .
, packed in "tho little class barrels.
These include:
Pure Maple Sap Cm mi ifante
Case ens' Cera fancy New OrUmt iioUtf
Rightly Priced!
BARREL
n-l
2ocl Floor. OnteoN Bioa
Saum!
ROBERTS INC1
rmm
1
1 tT''' miy- O RcaoN
ing la again, his aee-turn red,
you see bis lips move, and he final
ly makes ths parking.
California figures every tourist
a prospective settler, and down
there they go out of their way to
make things very pleasant for the
tourist. Oregon Is starting to do
the same, and every line of busi
ness will be benefitted. In the
February Issue of "Oregon Busi
ness," an editorial waa written on
"The Value of Tourist Opinion,"
and tbe concluding sentence
reads: "It should be remembered
that anything contributing to the
favorable opinion of the tourist is
a direct contribution to the future
welfare and advancement of the
state."
Thousands of tourists come to
Oregon every year, and Salem be
ing the capital city is visited by
almost every one of these tourlets.
These people are traveling In auto
mobiles, and tbo great majority
are enthusiastic autoists, so any
thing pertaining to tbe automobile
is vitally Interesting to them. 8a-
j get Youlllike the quality and size of these Bin 11'
HE w thecommission- ! ! Bohw2 Semi-PorceIain Imported Mixing Mi
1$! - . 1 SEVEN SIZES - j
See other Washers that sell tit $165 and
$175 and you will see washers that don't
' compare with Horton's. Add the Sales
man's commission of $20 to the Horton's
price of $145 and you have the price that you
must pay for other machines yet they do
not compare with Horton in quality or per
formance. Square Deal Hdw.
230 N. Commercial
yiiissww ibii l'B a. .1 ytvtl .Has iHies
HONOLULU
FRUIT AND
PRODUCE
COMPANY
147 NORTH HIGH ST.
Just Off of State St.
Near the Terminal
We Ofter Special Prices on Fresh
Fruit and Vegetables For
Saturday
FRESH VEGETABLES
Lettuce, good firm, per head 10c
3 for 25c; 2 for 15c.
Spinach, home grown, clean and
fresh, lb. 10c; 3 lbs for 25c
New Carrots, per bunch 10c
3 for 25c
New Beets and Turnips, bunch 10c
Radishes, Green Onions, 3 bunches
for -25c
Rhubarb, fancy, 4 lbs. for 25c
Rutabagas, fresh and clean,
4 lbs. for 15e
Tomatoes, Mexican, extra solid,
per lb. 20c
FRESH FRUITS
Sunkist Navel Oranges,
per dozen 25e to 75c
Florida Grap Fruit, extra .juicy,
each 10c, S for 25c, 15c, 2 for 25c
Sunkist Lemons, ripe and juicy;
Bananas, ripe fruit,
per dozen 30c. 40c, 50c
Apples, Fancy Yellow Newtown
and Winesaps.
WE ALSO OFFER
Cauliflower, Cabbage, Celery,
Fresh Beans, Fresh Peas, New
Potatoes, Asparagus, Cucumbers
Strawberries '
lem Is tea years behind the times
In Its parking system, and tbe
great majority of Balem drivers
are asking for the modern "head
la" system. When we make the
change wa may find a few careless
ones get a hump or two, but that
la to ba expected at first, hut a
week everyone will wonder why
the change had not been made sev
eral year ago.
The editor of The Capital Jour-
Phone 1650
5j Oil "I IMPORTED ' jj
j!j Pi Seven Piece Set ' j j
"Coming MIXING i
Through" jjijj BOWLS
J tft n Til is in 176 JVM
nal wrote an editorial a sb.ri
time ago la which be stated very
truthfully that there was no argu
ment, the head-In system was tbe
logical way to park. Some have
objected for "business reasons,"
and tor these I would humbly sug
gest that these people be given a
special permit to "back straight
in." Tbe few to be taken care of
this way would not effect the
i i
Just a limited number of sets
are here at the
One Day Price of 99c
SEE WINDOWS
Credit Without Interest
Where You Can
OUR DISPLAY
Of Choice Meats will Make Your Shopping
a Pleasure
For Saturday We Offer:
GRAIN FED
PORK ROASTS I
20c lb.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Pure Lard No. 5 Pail 90c
A Fresh Supply of
. PRIME MILK-FED VEAL
We sold more Veal last Saturday than any
day in our history. Take advantage of the
drop in prices.
Fancy
LEGS OF VEAL
20c lb.
VEAL ROASTS
1 5c lb.
midget market
Originators of Low Prices
351 State Street
NOT IN THE COM BIT! I
FRIDAY", APRIL 24, 1925
tivsd-ia ' system a great deal, and
would act as a sort of compromise.
We are all willing to abide by
the decision of the city council,
whichever way It goes, but the
majority are hoping Ibey decide la
favor of the "head-in" system,
feeling that it is for the good of
Salem and for Oregon.
C. N. NEEDIIAM.
Salem, Or., April 20, 1925.
Always Do Better
PIG PORK
PORK STEAK
22c lb.
Choice
VEAL STEAK
20c lb.
VEAL STEW
1 2c lb.