Capital journal., April 28, 1925, Image 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925
'HE CAPITAL JOURNAL) SALEM, OREGON
fAUfi THREE
JEWS IS DENIED
Be-ilin, April 28 lEy Associated
Prew) The Bulgarian legation
here hat livued & denial of report
that Jew are being .subjected to
systematic persecution In Bulgaria.
The statement way thnt the Jewish
ropulati-m enjoys the same rights
as other citizen.
Sofia, Itulpf.i-.fi, April 28 The au
thorities at Varna, claim to have
st-ised two hundred kil grama of
xiioaiva collected by coiuipirat
era, ploulnjr to blow up the police
headquarters, the two halU and oih
er public bulMIng.
It stated that a document ww
eized proving that the Bulgarian
cor.imuni.sUi renponsiUc for the re
cent outrages were reci-iving
r.:nney from Ruwla.
VETERINARIANS
Falls Evening Herald. The old
Hilt hotel, its annex, the hospital
belonging to the Fruit Growers
Supply company, an apartment
house and the P. W. Foster resi
dence were completely destroyed
at an approximate loss of $50.
000. Many -of the employes of the
company lost their entire per
sonal effects. .
PLAN FOR 2 DAY
Veterinarians ot the county
have been called by the county
court to meet Rt the court bouse
here at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of May 4 to discuss with the
court the enforcement of the new
county herd inspection low which
becomes effective on May 28.
Up to date there have been four
candidates for appointment ae
county herd inspectors, these In
eluding Orj. W. G. Morehouse of
Balem, Dr. G. P. Korlnk ot Stay-
ton, Dr. A. W. Simmons of Silver
ton and Dr. Thomas Sim ma of
Woodburn.
According to the tentative plan
now In mind the court will sug
gest to the veterinarians that the
county be divided Into four in
spection districts and that each
veterinarian have charge of the
district in which he resides. The
luw provides an inspection ot all
dairy animals at least once a year,
these animals to ho submitted to
tuberculin tests. The veterinarian
is to be naid as ttie county directs,
but not to exceed $10 a day. He
may have as many deputies as the
court may cara to allow, but these
deputies are to he paid at a rate
Lot to exceed that paid to veteri
narian. It is believed there would
te no difficulty in dividing the
county under the law as now pro-
nosed and by such division the
court feels thct the law could be
carried out as intended, with
complete tet ol all animals cov
ered by the law, once a year.
Teachers of the county have de
cided to hold a two-days annual
institute In Salem next year under
a new law going Into effect pro
viding that either one day or two
day institutes may be held,. At
tendance on this institute will be
compulsory on all county teachers.
The past year there has been no
such Institute, the teachers at
tending local Institutes In the
various districts. It Is eipected
at the annual Institute some
particularly strong speaker will be
secured "i It Is planned to make
It a record affair.
According to reports more than
the usual number ot teachers in
the county schools are planning to
attend summer school this year,
some going to the university, some
to the college, some to the normal
school and others planning to at
tend summer school at Institutions
outside of the state.
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TEAM DEFEATED
The ll.ahee golf club defeated
the Vancouver club on the lllahee
course by a score of 32 to 4 Sun
day. Results of Individual match,
es were as follows:
Kay, lllahce, won from Macatee,
Vancouver, S; Sanford, Illuhee,
tied with Wntu, Vancouver; Far
rar defeated Miller, 2; Olinger
tied with Pender; Farmer defeat
cd D. H. Percivtil; Jackson lost to
II. H. Brathe. 1: Maugis defeated
Schaefer 3; Woods defeated Wager
1; Hug defeated Shattuck 3; Will
iams defeated Judge Simpson 2;
Voungoon detected Judge Miller,
3; Locke defeated Smith, 3; Dr.
Pombertoa defeated Dr. Lleser 3;
Vie;?Ko defeated IJaddjclv 3.
There were over 150 i-hwcn on
Sofia. April 2S. Zarwiilarfoff. a
former minister in tho Stomboul-
isky cabinet was arrested today
ith several others and charged
with having conspired to over
throw the present Bulgarian gov
ernment.
Umpqua Dredging St Construc
tion company, Reeusport; incor
porators, F. J. Kernan, Dorrts C.
Kernan; J. Vawktns Napier; cap
ital, $25,000.
II & S. 1 1 ec t r i c co m pa n y . La
rnnde; incorporators, Frank L.
Itobinson, Raymond Bigger, An
Llrew Loney, Jr , capital, $3000.
Eugene Book Store, Inc., Ku-
gene; incorporators, Chester M.
Lawrence, Jane B. Lawrence,
harles R. Whjtal; capital, K5,-
00.
Notice of an Increase In capital
from $5000 to $23,000 was filed by
the Urnpiua Fishing, Storage &.
Supply company of, Gardiner.
2 LOSE LIS IN
E
Noraies. Ariz.. April 28. Elec
t'on day lisiiia cost the lives of
two men in Nogulee-, sonora, Mex
ico, yestft'd-iy. Four others were
Injured aud may not live. The
dead are Alviao Valenzula and
Liucrado Castro. Both were shot.
The election is believed to have
resulted in the naming of Dr. Fer
nando PrieKO. red candidate, .to
tho office of "presidente." or may
or, of Nogales. Sonora, although
tho ballots have not been counted
I The ballots are kept In glass bowl!
and observers say that the red
ballots predominate over tbe red
and green cant for the opposing
candidate. Jesus Tcierina.
Officials ol the Mexican city
snvs that charges will be filed
against Tcjerina. alleging that he
attrmptrd to storm the polling
place ar-d take the ballots cast
CALIFORNIA TOWN IS
AGAIN SWEPT BY FIRE
Klamath Fal's, Or.. April 28.
For the second time within
year. Kilt, the most northerly
town in California, was swept by
flames late Saturday evening,
says a dispatch to the Klamath
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by Taking Lydia E. Pink
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and always bad a
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made me awfully
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learned of Lydia
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my work with more vigor than before
and I recommend the Vegetable Com
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n in the best of health. If I should
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Leaven worth, Kansas.
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babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterols.
J5 & S5c In larsol tubes: hospital site, $3
the course at various times during
the day, including some IS or 20
from Corvalll, who. according to
Kred A. Williams, chairman ol the
tournament committee. 1 came over
to try out the tall grass," fur
ther criticising the condition ot
the grounds, Williams stated this
nornlng.
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Rabbi I? Released.
New York, April 28. E. B. M.
Browne, 72, former rabbi, who
was summoned to Yorkvillo police
qourt in March on a charge of
sending annoying letters to Presi
dent Cool id ge was discharged to
day after he had promised to obey
court order that he refrain from
writing any further Utters to the
president.
M arion Hotel
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OFFICIAL AAA
An Hotel worthy of its reputation as the largest
and most complete in Oregon out of Portland.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner
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Ever try these?
They were engaged and were talking about
rather personal things which is probably at it
should be.
He had remarked that sometimes his dgars and
cigarettes tasted sour not just right.
Then she told him about a little trick ahe knew
from having observed her father, who was quite
a heavy smoker. That was, eating Life. Savers be
tween smokes. And she offered him some from s
packs ge ahe had just opened.
He tried them and has been using Life Savers
this way ever since.
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It's s fact: Life Savers, those dctkious little candy
mints with the bole, easily double your smoke enjoy
ment. Their wonderful aromatic flavors freshen your
mouth like a good drink of water when you're really
thirsty.
Once you try them this wsy between smokes,
you 11 always have a package handy.
Six flavors are displayed at ad good stares so you
msy help yourself: Pcp-o-mmt. Wait-ogreenv Cmn-o-mon,
Lic-o-rice, Cl-o-ve snd VI -o-let. Five cents a
package Lilt Savers, no.. Port Chaster. N, Y.
Eat a few
Life Savers
between .
Smokes
24
26 doz.
37 yds.
50 yds.
63 pairs
100 pairs
7
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17
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37
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30 pairs
40
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175 yds.
26 pairs
Japanese Lunch Cloth Sets
Cloth 45x47 Six Napkins, regular value $1.25
Indian Head Napkins 18x18 inch
Regularly $1.25 dozen
High Grade Silks, 36 and 40 inch
Tubs, Crepes, Sports, regular value to $3.50 yard
Double Faced Ribbons, Two Tones
Picot Edge, regularly to 25c yard
Fine Kid Gloves, broken sizes,
Black and White, regular value to $4:25 . . ,
Long Chamoisette Gloves
Tans and Greys, fancy, value $3.25 . ,
French Hand Bags, new style clasp
In colors and black, value $4.75 .' ,
Double Compacts' a very desirable
Style, regularly$1.50
Boys' Knickers, sizes broken,
4 to 14, regular value $1.98 .
J umper Dresses in wanted styles,
Regularly to $12.50
Blouses, Imported Broadcloth, Voile, Dimity,
White, Tan, Blue, Lavender, regular $1.95
Longerlyne Brassieres, Lace Trimmed,
Sizes 32, 34'. 36, 38- regular value $1.00.
Seco Silk and Voile, Combination Suits,
Pink, Blue, Peach, Lavender, White, regular val. $3.00
Trimmed Hats, values to $10.00
Gloria Pokes in Straws and Silks
93c
95c
$1.00 yd.
5c yd.
$1.98
$1.98
$3.75
$1.00
$1.19
$8.95
$1.48
59c
$1.79
$4.75
Silk Stockings, Slight Hurts,
All Silks, Clocks, etc., value o $2.75
Sets Japanese Table Mats
Six to Set (Basement Store)
Dresses mostly small and large
Voiles- Crepes (Basement)
Lingerie Crepe in Colors
Fancy 36 inch (Basement)
Tan Pumps and Oxfords
Broken Sizes, 2y2 to 8 in lot, Basement
, 98c
23c
$1.98
19c yd.
$1.95
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