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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925.
OAHU DEFENSES
DEFECTIVE SAY
1
Honolulu, May 5 (By Aiaoclat
fd Pre) Th3 importance ot
Pearl Harbor as the core of the
laJund of Oahu dctetmcm and th)
tnals of tho United Slates de
fenaes in the Pacific was emphasi?
ed yesterday by naval officers who
toured the base wlHi a party of
newspapermen.
Tho Immediate Improvement
needed at Peart Hartoor, the naval
officers point out, Is the drudg-inc
of the channel to a depth of 45
feet to pormit the entrance of the
mightiest United States dread
naughts under any weather condi
tions. Deepening of th channel
lo 45 f?et would also provido a
port of refuge for crippled battle
ship with Increased draft. The on
chora?; a at the harbor wouM be
Increased by the dredng of some
ihouls and would accommodate
the entire American armada in
case of wir.
Another need to which the nival
officers referred was that of air
craft havlnj a largo? cruising
rang a than machines now here
pcsseAS. In this connection it was
polntei out that aircraft defend
ing the lalan.t of Oahu in the re'
cent shun battle agalntt attack
ing bo.i forces, was un.iblo to sight
the attacking fleet soon enough to
lirevent the successful lanUlmx of a
force of marines at Halelwa, due
lo the restricted cruising radius of
the air forces.
Possibility of danger to Pearl
Harbor In event of war was seen
when the naval officers began d'a
cursing the rea fishing privileges
cow held In many ennoa by com
panics of aliens Ineligible to citl-
tenshlp.
The fishing rights were granted
li large estates by the monarchy
fears ago and the estate In turn
Icesed the rights to coin pan les. It
was pointed out that sampans
o wn ed by s nc h com p a n les h a ve
free range of waters even inside
Tearl Harbor prope, permitting
them to gain Invaluable know
led ere of the harbor defenses.
The sole solution of thU prob
lem, It was said, by the officers,
would be the condemnation of all
prlvnto fishing rights by the gov
ernment.
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New York, May 8 Midlson
Square Garden, scene of notable
porting events for mare than three
decides will house its last throng
tonlfcht.
Immediately after a 12 round
fight between Johnry Dundee, vet
intn if more than 3000 rounds of
flghOng and 81d Terrls. youthful
lightweight afplmnt for New
York's Kaflt Sldj, the glunt claws
of a WTO'j'dng crew will bein
lo rip down the old amphitheatre.
Among; the relics that will pass
with the rasing of the garden on
U'cdnesday, will bo Jchn Sullivan,
ft night caretaker, who for 43 yearn
ban s?en the champions como and
Resigns Title
Marrf c. campbewI
Mill Mary Catherine Campbell,
ot Columbus, Ohio, twice winner at
the AUanUo City beauty pageant,
will not enter the 1925 cbntest lea
the UUa of "Mlsa America."
so. Sullivan, who said, ho hn.l not
mksed a slnKto night's work fince
ho entered uiton his lonir nsfien
mcnt. affaertu-l that of all tlio
thrilling etruffKten he had ever seen
mat networn 1'cter .Manor and c.ua
Kunnn t.pe, the list.
Cracked Toes
Sore,Tender Feet
Irritating ac
id perspiration
from the foot
foot pores pro
duces and
gravates crack
ed toes. Itching
between toes,
rawness and
tender, aching,
swollen feet.
The moment
you apply 'Thllllps Milk of Mag
nesia," all this soreness, Itching
and tiredness disappear Just pal
It on, it dries Instantly. Nothing
olse stops foot odors, relieves foot
soreness and foot weariness
promptly this harmless antacid.
Insist upon genuine "Phillips
Milk of Magnesia." All druggists
sell 2&-ccnt bottles. Adv.
Children Cry for
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MOTHER:- Fletcher'
Castoria is especially pre
pared to relieve Infants in
arms and Children all ages
of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Fevcrislincss arising there
from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Dowels, aids the
assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
AbVilutely Hanrlfs-No Ppfotrs. Physicians everywhere recommend it
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W. T. RIGDON & SON,
MORTUARY
Chemeketa Street at Cottage
- EaUbliahcd 1891
Society
(Continues from Pag Fife.)
mother, Mrs. Minnie Harding,
who waa HI. Mr. Harding It
slowly recovering,
Mrs. Frank Spears and Mrs.
Arthur J. Ilahn entertained their
bridge club at bridge and tea in
the bpeara borne yesterday. Mra.
IIoll later McGuire ot San Francis
co, Mm, David Eyre and Mra.
carl Hegel ot Honolulu, were
epecial guests. Yellow tulips.
aplrea end other spring flowere
were lovely about the living
rooms.
Club members In the group
were Mre. Harry Hawkins, Mra.
Frits Slade, Mm. T. A. Roberta,
Mre, Curtis Crass. Mre. Prince
Byrd, Mrs. Ereel Kay, Mrs. R. M.
Hofer, Mrs. Keith Powell. Mrs.
Dan J. Fy, Jr., and the hostesses,
Mrs. Rahn and Mra. Spears.
Next Monday Irs. Curtis Crosit
and Mrs. Fritz Biado will enter
tain tbe club In the Cross home.
Miss Sarah Lansing and Miss
Stella Storgard entertained at a
delightful dancing party In At
tires ball on Saturday evening.
Butterflies and spring blowonis
made a charming background Uit
tbe dancers.
In the group were Miss Anne
Storgard, Mltw Hetty Ilummnll,
Miss Marie llrlggs. Mire Valerie
Brlgge, Miss Lucille Pettyjohn.
Miss Gertrude Barclay. MIm N.-TT
Trlelsen, Miss Louise Plerso.i,
Miss Esther Hanson, Miss Frances
Plov. Mies Molllo Schwabhaucr.
Miss Hattle Brown, Mies Nancy
Savage, .Miss Ruth Moore, Mirs
Stella Storgard, Miss Sarah Lan
sing, Jack Lucker. Frank Ln?h,
Koy Bard, Hume 1 1 Bonestecle. Mil
ler Chapman, Kent Walker. Fred
Mangle, W. Brydsvlck, Tom
Wood, Norman Purbrlck, Bert
Ford, Harold Larson, Jack Currie,
J. Clark, Charles Coffee and Rol-
114 Hendricks.
A Joint, all day meeting of the
central ladies aid and the wo
men's foreign missionary society
ot the Jason Lee church will be
held In the church parlors tomor
row. A pot luck lunch will - be
served at Boon. Tb, day will be
devoted to sewing on hospital
supplies. At three o'clock Mrs.
Poindester, a former missionary
to South America, will give a
short talk on ber experiences in
the missionary field.
Tbe Kensington club will meet
on Thursday at the boms of Mrs.
Herbert 11. Haueer.
Mr.' and Mrs. F. F. Townsend
entertained a group of young
people at a bouse party at tielr
summer home at Newport over the
week end. In the group were Miss
Gladys Powell, Mlas Susie Kum
ler. Mies Bexsle Harvey and Miss
Klizaheth, Miss Kllen June and
Miss Ulna May Shank, Wilbur
Miller, lias Powell, Charles Pet
erson and Floyd and Roy Wilson.
Mrs. W. I. Staley entertained
informally at four tables of
bridge In ber borne This after-
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cently received a letter from Miss
Mlna L. Harding, formerly a
teacher of public speaking t
Willamette university who Is bow
studying in Boston, in which she
tells ot Interesting contacts with
tbs leading literary luminaries
r' New England. Miss Harding
baa been attending a number of
interesting literary affairs and
baa formed personal acquaintance
ships with leading writers
publishers.
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