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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925 Lindon, April IS. The Daily Hail which recently told of Sir Broderick riartwell'. mlaadven turt In whiskey running oft tbe American coast, now saya h ha rlrcularlaed hia aupportera to the effect that he Itya everything Id tbe debucle. Ot tbe 1,0C0 caaea in the ship ment, the American authorities are declared to hare seised more than 12,000. About 000 were Bold and the proceeds spent on vessels, coal and other things. Thirty-two thousand cases remain available for sale, the circular eaya, but It is problematical whether they can be disposed of. the risk of seizures being great. "It Is obvious," Sir Broderick continues, "that a big loss of cap ital la evitajle and every contri butor has tbe right to sue me for nou-fulflllment of my guarantee, but I have lost everything and any auch action would only result In hampering my endeavora to save comething from the wreck. And I am the only person who can do so.' FISHING NOT VET 6000 . IN MILL CITY SECTION Mill City, Or., April U. The fine weather of Sunday brought, a horde of fishermen from tbe cities to streams In tbli vicinity, but the majority ot them went borne with an almost empty basket. The tub. could not be coaxed to bite on any kind ot bait Tba rivers are somewhat high, and considerable anow water la coming into them at toe present time. It snowing quite heavily in the hills during the laat atorm. A few steel beads have appeared at the dam, but not to any extent, the run being con sdierably behind tbe usual time Tbe streams in this vicinity have not been atocked for years, and are being depleted for flub. Some action ahold be taken to secure a stock of flsb for planting, this being a wonderful country for fishermen, but being fished out very rapidly. 10 QUIT POLITICS STILL UNSOLVED iiary, Intl., April 28. A variety ot theoi'ieg today guided police at two lutes in 'heir cffurtu to iden tify the charred, bullet-riddled and dismembered body of a girl, found Sunday near Chesterton, Ind., and to find her slayer. While the body lay in a Chester ton morgue early toduy, the un dertaker received a telephone call purporting to come from Captain William Linn of the Gary police, saying be bad Information thut the girl was "Grace Dixon o Gary." Captain Linn denied he had made such a cull. Attempt to trace the call failed. One tip to Chicago and Gary police said the girl may have been a woman who posed as the wife of a Chicago wtiiekey runner who' name was withheld. The woinun bad not been teen since Saturday Lists of mfBjing girls also wen checked. The enly tangible cluiv were a partly burned pair ot eyi glasses, a string of beads, a pow oer box and a Pennsylvania rail way employe' card. SILVERTON RESIDENT . FOR MANY YEARS DEAD Stlvei'ton, O.v, April Idli. (Spe cial.) Tollef Aunudson, aged 78 and a long time resident of 811 verton, died at his country home en the Abiqua. Saturday morning. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Jack ft Kkmn mortuary. Inter ment will be mode at the Evane Valley cemetery. Mr. An unison leaves a widow, nine children Mrs. Frank Mor lcy, George Anundson, Henry Anundson of Sllverton, Albert Anundflon snd Mrs. Edna Turner of Portland, Mrs. Lulu Kason of Palom, Miss Nellie Anundson of Seattle, Haymond and Thomas Anundson of Combers, Cal. three brothers, one sister and three grandchildren. Raw, Itchy Toes Sore, Tender Feet Irritating acid pers pi r a 1 1 o n from the foot pores produces and aggravates cracked toes. Itching between toes, raw new and tender, aeh Ing, sw o 1 1 e n feet. The moment 7 apply "Phillips Milk of Mng n. :a," al this soreness. Itching ant tiredness disappears, Just pat It on. It Irles Instantly. Nothing else stops foot odors, relieves foot eness and foot weariness so promptly as this harmless antacid. Insist upon genuine "Phillips Milk ot Magnesia.' All drug stores 25 cent bottles. Adv. r Announcement 1 take pleaaure In announc ing to the public ot Salem and vicinity that I have In stalled a Neurocalometer In my office. The Neurocalo meter Is the greatest single atep forward In tbe history ot twenty-eight years of Chiropractic It baa been tested . tried and put through the acid leat. It Is the sen sation of the year, ft has the endorsement of Dr. B. J. Palmer, the developer of Chiropractic. The new In strument la used to locate the exact cause of dlvsae. Tours for Health, Dr. O.L. Scott t Chiropractor U. S. Bank Bldg. ..Phoua 17 New York. April 28 Lady As- tor, M. P., has been urged by her family to take a rest because of her health but she is opposed to qutlting English politics until there are more women to carry on her work. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, wife of the artist, and sister of Eng land's woman member of parlta ment, who has just returned from nbroad, today said Lady Astor's family has been begging her to con nlder her health. "She is ready to get out,' said Mrs. Gllwoii, "but the trouble Is that the other women who are fretting into politics don't stay there long enough to permit her to get out. Whn there are more women tc do the work Lady Antor In try- ng to dn m may quit polUlrrn. ' Cambridge, Maw.. April Jl While an expurgated edition ef the Harvard Lampoon, student humor ous publication recently barred from the malls because of alleged indecent pictures, went on sale to day, copies of the Harvard Advo cate were being detained by Cam bridge postal authorities pending a decision from Washington on one picture In the lasue which they believed may be ruled Indecent The current lasue of the Advo cate Is a burlesque ot the Dial. The picture to which the postal au thorities' attention Is drawn la en titled "mo-platonlc love depict ing an embracing couple. In the Lam po n lasue which was withheld from the malsl the au thorities objected to the use of the American flag in a comic cover design showing Washington cross-! ing the Delaware and to a picture of a nude woman. Now the flag on the cover !a white, and a white space bin been ruled off on the body of the nude wouiatn ia the following appears unaer the caption; purla omnia pura at, "Part ot this picture to omitted In this edition In defer ence to the tastes and prejudices of sundry nasty minded torquemadas and degterrya. Art lovers may see the original of the painting by Manet excellently reproduced among the university prints which are on sale at the Fogg art mu seum and the Harvard Coopera tive Society." CALL PROTEST STRIKE OVER ELECTION RESULT Berlin, April 28. (By Associat ed Preaa.) The communist organ Kote Fahne( red flag), todajr pub. iianes an open letter to the trade union and aovisilat executives ur ing a 24-hour strike on the day ot Field Marshal Von Hlndenburg'a entry Into Berlin to at u rue the presidency to which he was elect ed Sunday. . Moscow, April 28. Newe of the election of Field Marshal Von Hlndeoburg aa president of Ger many, waa received with ast;n T': inent In soviet Russia, where peo ple bad been ltd t: iieheve til.;', the aged military leader liuil Jittlf ehanee of success. His triumph to especially unwelcome to tbe Rus sian communist, who know hia vowed hostility to Bolshevism. Some soviet leaders believe that after a few months In office Von Hindenburg may attempt to have th. former crown prince appoint ed regent witu tbe ultimata object of-completely restoring the Oer- rian crown. Yesterday's Scores At Portland e: Oakland I. At Seattle 4; Vernon 1. wmmmi r QAian HOI-TAN Of cigar you II like "A ROI-TAN BROADWAY a king among smokes." 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