Capital journal., May 06, 1925, Image 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
NATIONS' LEAGUE
Washington, May f (By Ajbo
ciatetl Press) llerabu-s of ths in
ternational council women wouli
pledge themselves to "iue all their
Influence to procure the speedy in
elusion of all nations" into the toa
Sue of nations under a resolution
adopted here by the peace com
mittee, it will be represented to
the council later.
Another resolution would place
the council on record as favoring;
gradual reductions in armament
as the only effective aoproach to
general disarmament.
The council also woull declare
Its belief the way to establish
peaceful relations anions the ra
Noii3 "would be through a policy
that regards neighboring peoples
as tiatuial friends, not as natural
enemies "
The committee resolutions deal
nfi with the court of international
lust ice would request the meraoers
f the national councils "to urge
their governments tit accept. If
they have not already done so, the
optional clause In the statute of
the cou:t of International Justice,
3 coloring that they hare prepared
to accept the jurisdiction of the
sourt- for all disputes that come
snthln the scope of juridical derisions."
FOREST WEEK IS
Washington, May 6. Former
Governor Frank O. Lowden of
Illinois, who acted thia year as
bead of the American forest week
committee, has taken charge of
plans to perpetuate forest week as
an annual event With the help
of a standing committee named
by him, he already has undertak
en to effect a permanent organ
ization.
Returns from the nation-wide
observance of the week this year.
ending last Saturday, have con
vinced forest service officials that
Immense good was accomplished
Concerning reports coming in
from every state William B. Gree
ley, the chief forester eaid:
"A total of 88 organizations of
the n varied character, repre
' Bf r at 'e of every interest in for
esr a petuation, participated this
ye . jrouso representation on
the (.-ommission.
"There Is good ground for be-
I'eving that the tide baa really re
turned at last and that the Amer
ican people are getting ready to
see to it ihat our forest resources
are put to good use, not dissipated."
TR3TZKY RETURNING
TO MOSCOW AND POWER
Rostov, Russia, May 6. (A. P.)
Leon Trotzky, former soviet war
minister, passed tnrough here last
night on hie way to Moscow from
Sukbum, the trans-Caacasian re
sort, where he has been .staying for
his health. He is expected to ar
rive in the capital tomorrow
jxorninif.
The Jfamous bolshevik leaders.
who J now definitely reinstated
to good standing in the commun
ist party, spent a naif day here,
conferring with the secretary of
the local communist party, gov
ernment officials and non-party
peasants.
After leaving Sukhum he ad
dressed large audiences of peas
ants in the Tillage districts and
received great ovations.
Drag ror Body
Kelso, Wash , May 6 The Colum
tia river between Kelso and Kal
na is being dragged today in
learch of the body of Ed Uett, 67.
old time KeL,o fisherman, who ?
believed to have drowned while
fishing near the mouth of the
Cowllts river. His boat was found
adrift this morning, containing
only a few fish.
A BIO REWARD
Id the way of an hour's splen
did entertainment la offered to
those who go to see
JACK HOXIE
In
"A Eoarine Adventnra"
ALSO
"leather Pushers"
TODAY TOMORROW
BLIGH THEATRE
Figures in the News
vTg ' it
aj MaA LSm tV&-t . Z jA JLmJA
Ths Prince ot Wales was In a prankish mood when be reached
Capetown. Africa, and, riding In a cart, be beaded a parade of students
of Capetown University. The American Memorial Children's Hospital,
constructed with funds gathered In every city In the United States, was
officially turned over to the city of Rhelms, France, by American Am
basaador Myron T. Herrlck, Thomas I". McCran, of Paterson, baa
entered aa a candidate for ths Republican nomination (or Governor of
New Jersoy. Henry Ford, automobile and airplane manufacturer, has
taken an interest In dietetics, declaring, at Boston, that It America
women would spend more time In their kitchens, the food problem
would be solved
LINEN MILL
(Continued from page ?ne)
iam S, Anderson, Charles H, An
derson, Aaron Astill.
Carl Bahlberg, Theo M. Barr,
Or, L. E. Harriett, Joe Baumgart
ncr, Louis Bechtel, Karl O. Beck,
Dr. D. X. Beechler, Claude 8. Belle,
William Bell, Bishop's Clothing &
woolen Mills store, Frank D.
Bligh, T. U. Blign estate, Walter
K. Bliss, A. C. Bohrnstedt, Minnie
U. Boise, R. P. Boise, A. L. Bonos
Ben Bolt Jr., Bonesteele Motor
company. Mrs. L. L. Bowersox, O.
D. Bower, H. J. Brock, Kmma
Murphy Brown. J. R. Broylos,
H .E. Brown, Burnett Brothers,
W. E. Burns, br. O. C. Burton.
J. L. Busies. & Sons. Eric Butler.
J. R. Buck, W. F. Buckner, Edith
B. Burch, W. H. Burghardt.
Capital City Urundry, Dr. H. J
Clements, Henry Carl, August G.
Carl. Central Pharmacy, W. W.
Cbadwick, Cherry City Baking
company, Leo M. Childs. Fannie
M. Chittenden. Tauk Clark, W.
M. Cllne. Cyrus Clousen. Thomas
E. Cole, G. A. Conn, Batty Cooper,
Cooler & Huntington. W. Frank
Crawford, Robert Crawford, R. W
Craig. .
Howard O. Damon. W. H. Dan-
ry. Bliss L. Darba, A. Daue, O. W.
Day, F. G. Deckebacb, F. N. Derby.
Doughton ft Sberwin. F. W. Dnr
L'in ft Son. W. C. Dyer.
A. J Edwards, M .D. Eggen, P.
A. Eiker, F. A. Elliott, J. J. El
liott, N. D. Elliott, Lei ace H. El
lis, Ada Eldridge, W. W. Emmons.
Adam Engle, A. C. Eotr, Alice S
Kppley, Charles ISppley, Fred A
Erixon, C. A. Evans, D. W. Eyre.
Theo Falk, Ray L. Farmer, J. H
S. L. Ingrajr. frank Uokett.
T. W. Jskuoa. Frank Jaakoskl.
Harry A. Johaaom, James 0. Joaea,
Ira Jorgeoaea. -
Knowlan m unruh, Kaowles
Brothers, Al Krauae. W. O. Kra-j-gar.
Kafourr Brothers. Nick K
Kataivalea, T. B. Kay. Kstelle
Kaylor, Frank h. Kellogg. Walter
B. Keyes. J. B. Kannedy. P. F.
Killan. ,OUo Klett, Mrs. Emma
Kllnger.
F. J. Latky. F. A. E. F. Lam
port. J. F. Latham. D. A. Larmer,
L L. Laws. D. O. Lear, Margaret
La hold, A. A. Lee, E. A. Lee
George B. Lawta, T. A. Llndstrom
T. A. Livesley, Rosalie Looney
Louis Lachmund. H. T. Love, John
T. lacker, L. Lunsford, Dr. John
U Lynch.
L F. Macanley. J. H. Maden.
Victor MacKensle, Dr. L. C. Mar
shall. Nina G. Marshall. M. C.
Mattheson. O. E. McAfee, William
1. MeOllchrtot Jr., Mrs. May Anne
Mclntire, O. L. Mclntire, John H
McNary. C M. Malll. A. A. Mickel.
Midget Market. Miller Mercantile
company, J. A. Mills, Walter B.
Mlnier, William H. Morlarty, Lane
Morley, Dr. W. B. Morse. H. A.
Morrison, M. Burfe Morrison, E.
W. Muller.
William Neimeyer. A. C. Nelson,
W. J. Nelson. James H. Nichol
son.
Mrs. G. A. Ostarln, E. F. Osterin,
Anna O'Briaa. Charles O'Brien,
Albert O'Brien, L. E. Oberer, Dr
II. H. OUnger, John W. Orr, C. H.
ustrin.
Ben O. Pade. E. M. Page, Ger
trude J. M. Page. Leo O. Page, U
3. Page, A. J. Paris, Charles A.
Park, J. W. Parker, O. C. Patter
sea. jobs R. Patterson, O. 8.
Psxon, E. T. Pierce. J. C. Perry.
Winnie Pettyjohn. W. L. Phillips.
June Fhllpott, M. Pohle ft Son
Dora and J. A. Poulln, Powell
Hazel D. Price. D. D. Pugh, K. W.
f urvine, ueorge futnam.
P. D. Qulsenberry.
A. J. Rahn. W. J. Raleton. Dr.
H. D. Redmonds, C. T. Reynolds,
C. O. Rice. Riddle Brothers. Lloyd
T. Rlgdon, B. A. Rboten, Hugh M
Rodgers, O. Ed Ross. John T. Ross,
F.dward Rostein, Roth Grocery
company, John J. Bottle.
Pierre Saucy, Marc Saucy,
George O. Savage. Ruth B. Seyre,
W. A. Scott. Harry W. Scott. John
H, Scott. Dr. a L. Scott. L. A.
Scbeelar, Emit A. Schaefer, Letter
Schloaberg, Victor Bchnslder. B.
H. Shanks. P. E. Sherwln. U. O.
Shipley. W. P. Simpaon, Clarence
L. Smith. L R. Smith. J. B. Smith,
Homer H. Smith, la, C. Smith,
Smith ft Watktoa, Lena B. Snede
eor, R. O. Snelllng, W. R. Speck
w. L Staler. Isaac B. Staples. P.
Stelnbocb. Dr. R. B. Lee Stelner.
Herbert L. Stiff, Gideon Stols.
Walter T. Stola, F. W. Struble.
K. J. Swafford, L. B. Swenwold.
J. C. Tibblta. Ellen B. Thlelsea.
F. D. Thlelsen, George Tbomaaoa.
J .E. Towle, J. F. Tyler.
J. F. Ulrlch.
H. H. Vandevort, Cnyler Van
Fallon, Or. Osoraje R. Vahra, at. A.
Vleako, 0. A. Vlbbert, George
Vlck.
Ror A. Waasam. Raymond
Walak. Suit D. Walt. Paul B.
Wallace, George B. Waters, C B.
Webb. Jacob WelseL Edward N.
Waller, Charles a Weller. Maurice
Werner. Klaco a White, Harley O.
White. Floyd M. White. A. D. Wil
cox. Maria Wilcox, George C Will.
Willamette Grocery company,
John Williamson, C. B. Wilson,
William B. Wilson. F. L. Wood.
R Lee Wood. T. C. Wood, Troy D.
Wood, A..T. Woolpert. .
James B. Young.
Ladd & Bush Bankers
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General Banking Business
Office Hoars from 10 a. m. to 3. . m.
Another Nurse
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CALIFORNIA
(
Happy hours on sunewept
beachen carefree aunts
through fascinating cities!
carious Inspections o? Holly
srood's a&ovie colonies.
Perhaps a sail to Catalina
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Fitts, William rlcmlng. Bert T.
Ford. W. P. Foster. O. F. Franklin.
Dan J. Fry, Orris J. Fry.
Frank S. Glover, Gabriel Powder
& Supply company. Carl D. Ga-
brielson, J. B. Gaines, P. W. Gleser
C. N. Gerken, Hattle Gibson
Glese-Powers Furniture company,
Estells A. Gilbert, L. W. Gleason.
J. O. Goltra, L. C. Gosser, W. H
Orabenhoret 4 company, Isadorc
Greenbaum. K. A. Gueffroy, Kath
r'a L. Gunnell, George B. Guthrie.
A. C. Haas, F. E. Hallk, E, L.
Hamilton, A, M. Hansen, R. A.
Harris, Carl A. nartman, Hart
man Brothers company, O. A.
Hartman, Hawkins ft Robsrts, E.
W. Hazard, Laura Heist, Llna
Heist, Gmlle G. nendricks, Paul
Hendricks. W, H. Henderson,
James G. HcHsel. T. M. Hicks.
Ctto Hilman, E. A. Hinz, William
E. Hlni, B. Hofer & Sons, U. Q.
Holt, Honolulu Fruit & Produce
company, August Huckestein, 1.
T. Hunt. Alton D. Hurley.
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