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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1925)
r v I'AGE SI X THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON 4 FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1925 L Kfrw Orleans, May 1 Charles M. Hatfield, of lsa Angtlc. widely claimed aa ft "rain maker" who ha bcn here several daya await ing a decluit on his offer to local kgnicultural IntereaU to produce two inches of rain within 30 dys for an untat?J consideration be lieved to be $8000, today prepar ed to return to his home after a committee of sugar and cotton planters yrstrday reject xl hlv propiral. Ualn was falling ai the decision was rnnounced Dr. I. f. Cline, wetiher fore casttr at New Oilcans, cautioned the pl.miers afMln.s hutny ac cepting y.r. Hatfield's uff?r when first tirade, saylnt;: "The month of Mjy I usually marked tr.y heavy irr ipiiution 'n the Louisiana and Mia.-Oiwlppi &K rlcultur.il urea. If M:iV follows f&e- perf-irmnnce, enough rain will bo had to take caro of urowmr crops without the aMtLttance of any a? tempt cf rain producing." The wmtnlitee hesitated. Mr. !atfld, promise 'I an iiii wrr Wedn'ttday, was nrH (fiven a r:p!y to lus proKMitlon unt.l yes- ttrd.iy. As tno committee an nounced IU decision yesterday, a cld ;lia!y rain was filtini. (iry skits tr:nnsed much nmri rain. EX- jADrn piDi L Randolph, Vt.. slay I A ;r men police dog today led three men to- Iho barn of an abandoned farm In South tlrookfield where they found Karl YVouiIward, farm hand and a former convict and 11 year old Lucille Chatlcrton who left horn 3 In Granville with Wood waid a work a no. Woodward w;u captured without rw'aist.uice. Tho cipture brought to an un- dramalic end a w-ek's search by armed poxst-a through the wood ed mountain townships In uhirh Woodward had ben a fugitive sinoe no took the child from the ho'iie of her f 'it her, Wnltcr Chnt- terton. Iat Kridav night. Although armed with a rifle and flvo cartridge! left, tho former con vk-t fuicUy aubmit'.ed to arret Lucille, her rmcuont said, wept when they took lior awy, onl pio tfiHted that she was afi Ud to go homo Woodward defence 1 his action In ta'ting her aw.iy by saving that the child was afraid of her fath er. Th ?y lu-.d been without food aince yesterday morning, they said when their supplies were seized by a j.oa .which dljrovered one of their cample plat.-. Their cloth lng was drenched from tho heay rains and both were suffering from chill and ?xpoMur. WcodwarJ a ild he ha J planned to take the ulrl to a pla.re In New HitmpHitlio whore she would be properly cared for. A crowd as som bled about the Inn when news spread that Wood waul had been brought in, bu. thore wna no throat of violence. PARRISH AND ST. PAUL NINESPLAYING TODAY The undefeated I'arrlib junior Dlgh school Lnuebnll team will meet the tit. Paul nine on Ox f onl park this afto-noon, weather per mitting. Tho came will start nl 4:1b o'clock. The Parrlsn nine baa won two frames this season find they nre xpectlng to add sn ether scalp this afternoon. It h not kuuwn as yet how strong lineup the Tliitnr will have hut the lcal tcsm M wrV bard for a vict'T". WEDDiNGCEREM0 . SAID IN 2 LANGUAGES Greenfield, h w.i. May 1. It waj necoesar fur Iter. J. A Ftarko, pastor of the (Jcrman Lu theran church here to repeat a wedding ceren.ony in two lan guagoii in order that the bride. Mitts Marina (Jaidlrs, a native of Cerniany, and the bridegroom, I'etcr Skorneys, a native of Crotls. might understand the vows they were taking. Neither bride nor groom could understand the oth er'i lanuae. Movie Magnate Weds Film Actress t sf .. v J4',?H-rv SAM GOX-PWYK AKTD BRIDE. Prrtij Francei Howard, motloi picture actren, became Mra. Kan Ooldwyn In a qnlet weddlnf In a Jereer Cltjr Judge i oflice. Althoi'sh Ihe courtship ol the motion plume producer waa amid tne tinsel trap pings or a alndlo. the ccremnnjr was quite matteraf-tact. E BUILT BY WRIGHT NT. ruyton, Ohio, R;.y 1 The Times museum at South Kensington, Kng., 1b 1o be the pcrniantMit home of an 1-lntorlt: Anierlcni rflc of iivliitkn, the original V. .irht nlr plnne, InventJd by Orville anil Wil bur H'ri'iit and uhl-n niade s first flight on Derember 17, 1903. In announcing that t h m.ichino would ba went across th Atlantic. Orvllla Wright e.u t that several Americin museums lind ns'c-'d for It but th.it he feared to trust it to the one Institution among them which seems to be national In ohnracted be:aue of whut he termed tho "mutilation of the Lnngley machine In 1303." Mr. Wright assorted that offi cials of the lnAlltuUon had per mitted this priceless relic to be tukn out of ;h museum In 1314 anj Hi original materials mutllat. ej In connection with a patent liti gallon. Ho kept poueslon cf the plane for 20 yean In hope of find ing a home for It In America, he wild, hut uneinlncw over d infrer from fire, cam b tne. I wlh entreat ies from frlemli In Kn;;land li-d to the offer to the KnglUh Institu tion which nlrxnly has nn exten sion avlntlon inhibit. The WrU'ht machine his virtually nil of its or iKlnal parts, Mr. Wright utatcd. Buy a Fisk A.sk Hughes almut Hal loons to fit your present rims. Export VulrnnizinfF SaSem j Vulcanizing I Works ! 474 Ferry. Phone 3G4 tt 1 i Peerless Bakery 170 N. Commercial Street Our regular Prices of Bread, Vt lb. loaf, 13c. 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3 for 25c Cookies, 2 dozen for 23c Butter Horns, 6 for ,, , , 23c Apple Turn Overs, 6 for 23c Cakes, all varieties 13c up in 50c Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Bi'ns. per dozen . 20c Pies 10c and 25c Special during Lent Hot Cross Buns, dozen 20c Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 3 loaves 25c We serve coffee and lunches. Try our Krauses Candy E TO BE EXAMINED fl ton. May 1 Colonel John C. '.'otlid;r. father of the president, today wl!l go to th. MJssajliupettn 7ener.il hospPal to be examined for sllgl.t hart eini kidney trou ble by Dr. I'aul U. White and Dr. Arthur Lh Chute, consulting specialists. Dr. Alhort M. Cram of Bridge water. Vt., the rolutiei's personal physician, who nccompinled him to Iioitun yesterday from I'lymouth Vt., r-ald there In nothing scriduii in h;s patient's condition but he has a slow heart count and should be examined. .Hked on hi arrival hero how he felt, Ihe colonel said: "I don't Know. I haven't seen the news papers yet." "Tho newspaper," he iid. "knew I was sick before I did any my sin hear! about It before I did bc.iiiHe he gets his morning tapers before I do." Colonol Co!idgo spent last nli-'nt In Krank V. St earn a' suite .it tne hotel Louralno and will go to tne hnspttrtj this morning. He hopos to be able to return to Ply mouth late today. ITALY ATTEMPT TO START REVOLT Rome, May 1. Piles declar ed today that they bad discovered evidence of an Italian revolu tionary organization affiliated with communist groups In Kuwla which has been planning a May day workers' strike and demon stration against the government throughout Italy. The police ex pressed the opinion as a result of their discoveries, that very act.ve organizations of soviet propaganu isu are already in Italy. Police action to prevent trouble tomor row is being taken. This was an elaboration of an announcement by police made yet; terday saying they bad raided several alleged communist gath ering pla as and seized numerous documents. SAFETY FIRST IS MOTTO OF OLD BALLOON PILOT St Joseph. Mo., May 1. (By Associated Pre3S.) "The old safe and sane methods" of flying are favored by Captain H. E. Hooey well, 63-year-old veteran pilot of the bt. Joseph In todays elimi nation balloon race. He will have none of radio about the balloon "Radio." said Captain Honeywell, who ha been participating in bal loon races for 25 years, "is of no help and Is a distinct hazard. I would not use a radio on my bal loon as It tends to draw lightning and that a dangerous In a balloon using hydrogrcn gas." "I do not believe In taking chances.' the veteran aeronaut 'aid. I wou! I rather lo3e a race than risk an accident or injury." BEARCATS WILL PLAT OREGONJNIKE SATURDAY Eugene, Or., Mar 1- The Uni versity of Oregon baseball nine will play its third northwest con ference game of the season here at t o'clock tomorrow afternoon, fac ing the Willamette university team. The Web footers have won the first two one from Pacific university and one from Whitman college and &ie expected to repeat. Williams, who burled against Pacific, will piobably be on the mound for Oregon. The Web footers will open their eoast conference schedule here Monday against the University of Idaho. , DODGE SALE IS COMPLETED Detroit, Mich., may 1. (By As. sociated Press ) The last step In the aie of Dodge Brothers, Inc., to Dillon, Read & Co., New York bankers, was taken here today when representatives of the own era of tho autmobfle company turned over to the purchasers the deed, bills of sale and other pa pers lnolved In the transfer of title. The transfer was made upon telephone notification from New Vork that Charles Spicer, vice president of the Detroit Trust company, representing the Dodge stockholders, had received from Dillon, Read ft company, a check for $146,000,000 representing the total net purchcslng price. DENVER TO PRAY FOR RAIN Denver, Colo.. May 1. Big bus! ness will halt its whirring wheels and acivity In Denver next Wed nesday and devote two minutes of prayer for rain to aid Colorado farmers the Denver Rotary club decided last night. The organ iza tion passed a resolution declaring that for two minutes at noon Wednesday, every member will bow his bead in prayer for rain to alleviate the drought conditions in the state. St Ait your focal tkkti afnt. for compUu dVtfili and th "Acroii Cdssdt" foldtr. hit. colmdidlv-tirDolnterl rrtnt continental trains carry you Ettt- vi th Cftrmdias Pacific vitem Low bumwier tarn frost uy u is SefXtmbrr IS to NEW YORK CHICAGO' MONTREAL TORONTO WASHINGTON BOSTON. ST. LOUIS TWIN CmtS FUtum Limit 0tbr 11 Temt Trains Each Day Esc Way; ipVnrlld icrHee and equipment; topovr waver you wis. Including lbs fnaetu Csosdiaa Pacific nouatsia .mora. CiBdian Pacific Railwav W. H. Deacon GcriUgati PassrDepl SSTkirdSlMuUnmohHoletBld Portland For Freight tt O. H. Btckcr. Plrtrict Freight Agent AT THE OREGON STARTING SATURDAY 'EXTRAORDINARY PAIRS riRST quality Allen A Silk Chiffons THE PURE SILK CHIFFON HOSIERY THAT WEARS EAT) o I A VC AVI V A To introduce to the Women fUK 6 I) Aid UilLI A of Salem and vicinity this re- cr.rn 1 1 IXTTTIAIMTP markable Pure Silk service OrLtlAL 111 1 KUllUl- Stocking with non-ravel top, a msr.?r rrmri feature that guarantees pro- I UK I Uf f J - tection from runs. M Featuring 20 BATHING GIRLS Each One Attired in a JANTZEN BATHING SUIT SPECIAL NOTE Jantzen Bathing Suits are handled in Salem by U. O. Shipley Co., who are now showing a complete line for immediate selection. Here are the 15 Important Points Best quality pure thread Silk, rein forced heel, toe and sole; pure silk sole interlined lisle; perfect fitting merceriz ed top; non-ravel top where silk joins top. Clear perfect weave, fashioned to fit close fitting stylish ankles, full length and width, not skimped. Extra fine guage gives beauty. Guaranteed satisfactory .fashions, newest colors colors fast. Silk covered high spliced heels. Exactly right weight. PP COLORS 1-ff Black I'Sa Taupe rim Biege. Biscuit E&t'tl Blush EWJ Maple Cr m French Nude earn Moonlight Sunshine Airedale Shell Ceil Orchid SALE BEGINS 9 A. FRIDAY M. Friday "Only" SHELDON-SHERWIN CO. "Quality Merchandise Only" Phone 2G5 176 N. Liberty St. READ THE JOURNAL CLASSIFIED PAGE TREAT YOURSELF TO A GOOD WATCH TAKE ANY ONE FOR A DOLLAR Here are witches of character-every one is lamed for time keepins ability. Bankers and men of Inrse nlfnlrs enrrjr llicae mine watcbea and Incidentally pay tin- prices quoted for Ihem. But yon can do heller you can take any watch n tue croup on pajment ol a single dollar. And you can pay the balance "As You Are raJd ' n dollar a week will do. 17-Jewcl HAMILTON 6ffL 17-Jcwel The Elfflil seventeen-Jewele-l movement has been encased in SOLID Kourt-en-Karat GOLD. No auch value has teen offer 1 In many a moon as Is here present!. 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N4 ttotally advortlsfd and aedd In all iroJ jcwelr tore at Here nt the annrj price lrlicmi for fi ftoll.ir lafd For St Wctk!y Mail Orders Filled Same Prices Same Terms Out-of-town fnlV are re-in-el ti write for tiik m itM-rrr imhm nn.i.frnx tiik Ht itM-rrr v.Trn nt t.im.N TlK Itt ltNKTT CilFT RCM.frTIN ' Sent free to any addr&sa on request Send For the Gift Bulletin Oifta for a.nnirerrvirlea rrafttialion birthdtye weddintv shewing (rifl that endure mni enlr-.ir One Year To Pay Open Saturdays Till 9 P. M. asyouare)! 457 state street i charge: a e mm u m w vJ Salem.Oregon Vnteresl
