Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 07, 1925, Image 6

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925
UTTERANCES BY
ONLY AT FRANCE
Genera, May 7. (By Associated
press A statement printed by
Geneva newspapers quoting Sena
tor Borah of Idaho u having de
clared taut only force remained to
be employed It France falla to take
step to pay her war de'ots, waa
one of the chief topic of conver
sation today among the delegates
. tn the conference for the control
of traffic In arms. The statement
attributed to Senator Borah caus
ed so xr.unb ommaot that It Is
understood an effort will be made
to determine officially whether
the Idaho senator was correctly
quoted here.
Washington, May 7. (A, P.)
The statement by Senator Borah
which caused a commotion in
Geneva apparently was a transla
tion of some general observations
made by the senator In the course
of a copyrighted article In the
Washington Sunday Star.
After discussing the French
debt and commenting generally on
.' present conditions ana tenden
cies.' the senator said;
"If the most solemn and bind
lng obligations are to be disre
garded and especially upon mat
ters of mere ma tor I al Interests,
there Is no alternative in Interna
tional affuirB but force. There
will either be a reign of law or a
reign of violence. Of course these
reflections are not for France
lione. I am speaking generally
disregard of treaties la just as
prevalent as disregard of law.
Whllo France donates the question
of meeting hor debt obligation, the
United States debates whether ahe
will live up to oer treaty and
century of earnest teachings rela
tive to the confiscation of the
property of forelguera. Both at
titudes are astounding a doc
trine of shame and violence, repu
diation and confiscation, the creed
of communists."
Senator Borah said today this
was the onlv statement he bad
made on the subject.
LUSITANIA SINKING
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVE!
New Vork, May 7.--A. P.)
Memorial service .in town hat
this afternoon, mark the tenth an
niversary of the sinking of the
Lusitania with tae loss of 1198
lives, including 124 Americans
Ctcrygiuen of all idilhs, naval of
fleers and civilians and relatives
or friends o! some of the victims,
were on tho program.
John Drew, actor, was eched
uled for an address in memory of
Charles Frohman, theatrical pro
ducer, who lostt his Ufa on tli
Lusitania
Madame Lucille DeVeecovt sings
tho national anthem and reads an
account of tho disaster written by
her brother, ')r. Silvio Uovescovl,
who rescued 24 women and chll-
"'pn from tho sinking veHsnl.
Irish Patriot
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MMAKY Ht SWINE Y
TO HOLD I
FERRY SESSION
While no date has been set
County Judge Hunt stated today
that undoubtedly In the near fu
ture a Joint meeting of the coun
ty court of Yamhill and Marlon
counties wilt be held to discuss
the proposition of the establish
ment of a free ferry at Wheatland
Landing on the Willamette river,
Word has been received by the
court bere that a large petition
for the ferry has been signed by
Yamhill residents. The Marlon
county court ie ready to meet with
the Yamhill court at any time and
the Marlon court Is In a mood
favorable to the establishment of
the free f'.rry service. Petitions
on the Marion county aide also
have been largely signed.
& 1 Uigur BiriKv, niui' w
from which her brother, Terence
died, was inreaienea oj mm
o.i e a-ihl. .hon VA
eral officials led her to believe itu
might be arrestee lor commj mu
was on a patriotic mission for ta
cause.
Eugene, May 7 Two out the
fast of the ninth, two rune behind
nd then Oregon wont
Yesterday afternoon's Pacific
cout intercollegiate baseball con
ference game between Oregon and
the Washington State College nine
was the moat thrilling on the local
field In the memory of baseball
fandom. The final score was I to
with W. a C. on the short end.
Two lightning double plays by
tho Cougars, and a slashing home
run by Shelby, also of Washington
State, featured the game until the
last of the ninth. Oregon had led
for most of the game, but W. S. C,
Admiral Sturdee Dead. .
London, May 7. A. P.) Sir
Doventon Sturdee, admiral of the
fleet, who commanded the British
squad rony in the battle of Falk
land Islands In 1914, and later
Participated In the battle of Jut
land, died today. He bad been HI
for oomo time.
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rANDRUFF itching of the calp filling
hair are danger ugnala and they wa
premature baldness aa turely as amokc warns
At tlie very first symptom of trouble begin
I Newbro a Hcrplcide.
Pure and clear, free from grease and oil u
cally compounded to destroy the cam of li
HerjMcide quickly eraiticates (Uwlrult, ch
injf hair, and develops new rair-str
vuror. Do not delay. Thousands ha
permanent benefit from us of Herplcide I
linfle trial will convince fm of its merit, i
any drug counter tor iNowdto a llerpicitie a
Herptcide Tar Soap. Apnha
barber shops. .
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came from behind and gained a
two-run lead, it looked gloomy
(or Oregon. Adolph, tint man op
(or the WebJootera. knocked out a
hot grounder and wae eafe. Wright
pinch bitting, (lied out, and Hr
rleon, Oregon pitcher fanned.
Some of the erowd began drift
ing borne, thinking It wae all over.
Relnhart. Oregon lead-off man.
walked, and allmnaugb sent a hot
Hner to left tield, acorlng Adolph.
Shelby apeed ball artist went In
(or W. 8. C. and proceeded to walk
Hobeon. Biles, Oregon catcher.
who hae been hitting hard and
coiurigtently. came through with
scorching hit to left field scoring
Relnhart and Mlmnaugh and the
game was won.
SON BOiH TO ITALIAN
. PRINCESS IS DEAD
vinarAl. lLaW. Uiv 7 (By As
sociated Press) The son born on
Mtv a tn thm Princess Tolana. wife
ot County Calvt Di Bergolo. died
hui momm.
HaU'sCatarrli
Medicine
t rid our system of Catarrh or Desi
nest cawed by latum.
Wf ty ev r
. J. CHENEY & CO ..Toledo. Ohlc
The score:
Washington
Oregon
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Nolan. Shelby and Mitchell
Brooks, Harrison and Bliss.
Shoes That Women
Like
First because of the Last, Style, Quality and Comfort.
The vogue for styles with
the cut-out effects inspired
the new ' stylos now on
display.
You will find numerous
pleasing models, all new and
possessing various styles of
heels and materials. All
moderately priced.
Bobolink Pure Silkllose in the new
shades, guaranteed satisfaction.
$1.25
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
IV pJtkCW -
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FRYE' MEAT
GUIDE
Is an Invalu
able aid to the
aeleotlon and
cutting of all
meats and eon
tains 100 test
ed rsclpss.
8end 2o for
poatage to
Frye 4 Co,
8cattle-
Rye's Delicious
Bacon is rich in
nonrisliment
Dietitians tell as that Bacon
1b a highly nutritious food
and Mothers know it from
their own observation.
There's never any difficulty
about children s appetites
when Frye's 'Delicious' Bacon
is served, just one more proof
'that this is a natural body
building food.
Frye's "Delicious" Brand
Bacon is prepared only from
the choicest of young grain-
fed porkers and the .special
Frye curing process keeps in
all the natural goodness.
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Bams bacon
ma v s j tiMisg M. Va liunitl M fir ffiiii S8-S3
L I Dick and L M. Hum
CB1MI8IC MKOIC1ME OOl
tM and 426 State St
Baa fraaderfol Chinese reme
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aUtiH-nt Uiclttdlng eldmcbe.
baraui ha, stoinacn. kldnrr
trouble, male and female. It Ul
consult as at once. Delay Is
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Today Friday Saturday
OREGON
She conquered everything but I0VE.
She found her husband at the crossroads between her
self and younger sister.
Should she give him up to her?
See the answer in this stirring love story that youll
never forget,
A fascinating, thrilling photoplay of human emotions.
SEE
PAULINE FREDERICK
Matinees
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Evenings
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Mcdonald
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And
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'A FRIEND
IN NEED"
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NEWS
Look for the Big Electric Sign and Blue Front 279 North Commercial Street
Many Thanks!
For the Wonderful Response to
XitTGei the Call of My Opening Bargains ict'sG
Acquainted Acquainted
The news of this Great Sale is spreading to every corner of the city. The buying enthusiasm is tne
keenest ever witnessed in any local store, and the sole cause is SENSATIONAL VALUE-GIVING
coupled with our money back guarantee. We mention here but a few of the many bargains to be had, but
come see our values, and get your share of the savings. '
New Bargains New Specials Each Day Our Bargains for Friday and Saturday
Camping Supplies
At a Tremendous Saving!!
Sure Fire Gasoline Camp
Folding Stoves
Regular value about Gn A J?
?8.95, our price ........ 4OefD
Auto Tents
Auto Tents 7x7, special.. $7.70
7x9, special $9.40
Roamer Automobile folding Cots
special $9.45
Canvas Cots - $3.50
Ladies' 14-inch top Shoes, -
special $4.95
Camp Chairs i 50c
Wall Tents-i-7x7, special $7.05
8x10, special $9.20
Cordavan Leather Leggings.
special $3.95
Breeches at a wonderful savings.
Athletic Union Suits Screen Hats
aaeSSc, 49C Slar value 75,.
UiZir.89c Genuine Army Blankets
AU Wool Army Blankets
B. V. D.a QQ will be sold 'ItO QC
nufsed :0JC for D.OJ
' Men's Caps Children's Stockings
Men. dress Caps, regular value S
aSKr"" ' 95C ouce Per piir at 19C
Moleskin p.ntr Hickory Shirts
mOieSKin rants Good heavy grade, has double
Regular $3.50 to $4.00 value, yoke, regular value ACT-
our price, j2 .Q $1.25, our price special iJOC
special at , , Service Station
Rubber Aprons White Trousers
In many fancy patterns, A(n Boss of the Road COOK
special VX Brand, special pLiuD
Boys' Shoes
You really must see them to
appreciate the value the reg
ular value about $4, (g-J QK
special P-l-tJ
Canvas Gloves 10c
Leather Face Mittens 13c
Heavy Resersible Gloves,
Red wrist . 15c
Horsehide Leather Gloves, reg
ular value $1.25, our price 75c
Overalls, heavy 220 denim,
special $1.35
Army Soap, special 19 bars
for $1.00
Coveralls, heavy grade $2.50
Hundreds of other items not
mentioned here for lack of space,
will be found throoughout the
store at the same low prices
shown here.
RFMFMRFR Regardless of the Low Prices, we stand back of every purchase. The laws are strong
IVuHLlVlDLIVa - on advertising you must not be misled, regardless of how strong the advertisement
may see m to you, it is sound, sensible, and straight to the point, and never do we expect to take advan
tage of your confidence. -
Look for the Big Electric
Sign and Blue Front,
5 doors north of Home
Restaurant Salem's
Leading Army Goods "
Store
SALEM'S LEADING
ARMY GOODS STORE
279 North Commercial St., just across the street
from Dan! J. Frybrug Store.
Velvet Tobacco
special '. 25c
Rockf ord Socks
Rockford Socks, double toes and
heels, special, X0C
Our Address 279 N. Commercial St. 5 Doors North of Home Restaurant
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