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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1925)
PAGE TWELVE THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON -THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 11)25 OF CHINESE SET TO OPEN JUNE 25 Canton, June 18. (A. P.) The threatened general strike of all Chinese workers today wa set definitely to begin June 26. The situation today, both s re gards anti-foreign agitation and troubles among different factions oi the Chinee?, was quiet but for eigners expected further trouble. General Ngal Bong-ping, one of the leaders In the present Canton government, was said to have re tired from active participation in its afruira because of a disagree ment with his associates over al lotment of government poets. Proclamations were issued to day forbidding gambling and trad ing In opium. The two occupa tions fere observed continuing as usual, despite the proclamations. Troops In the army occupying Canton were lequested to move be yond the city Umite, in anticipa ' tion of orders. ITS BELIEF IN BIBLE Chattanooga. Tenn., June 17.' (A. p.) "I am a Christian and believe the Bible la divinely In spired and that Jesus Christ did exist," aaid John T. Scopee, the Rhea county teacner, who la to be tried July 10 at Dayton on a charge of violating the law against the teaching of evolution In the county schools, in explaining his position to newpapermen. The pro feasor added that he be Uevcd man was evolved from a lower order ol animal and that the story of the creation as told In the Bible doce not conflict with science pointing out when God said he created man in his own imafte and likeness, he did not say in what material form. Speaking of the application maue yesterday by Professor Scopes for hla place back in Rhea county high schol ae sclenco teoch- er, Superintendent W:Uter White QManJvJlan COAST SCIENTISTS MEET IN PORTLAND Portland, Or., June 18. How science is helping in the solving of the forestry problems of the country formed the general sub ject discussed today at a meeting of the Pacific division of the American Association for the Ad vancement of Science, which is be ing held at Reed college here. Among the c peak era today were A. W. Cooper, Portland, secretary manager of the Western Pin1 Manufacturer association; Hug? Winkenwerderm. dean of the col lego of forestry. University of Washington; C, G. Bates, director of the Rocky mountain experi mental station, Colorado Springs, Colo.; E. P. Meinecke, forest path ologist, United States bureau of plant Industry, San Francisco, and J. M. Swulne, Ottawa, Cunada. Dr. C. 3. Grunsky of San Fran cisco, president of the Pacific di vision, will address a meeting to night, his subject being the cli mato of the leg age. In Three Minutes Chronlo catarrh, no matter how bad, nd dittos of bronchial anllima now ylld Itmtantly to the nmazlnK discovery Of a French scientist This drug-Inns method called lvex kill the germ In throe minute, yet In positively harra leait to the moat delicate tlmniee. Tour head and lntiRH are cleared like mania Sufforeni are relloved la a single night. To prove It and to Introduce Ivei to a million sufferers In one month, I Offer to send a trervUnnnt free and noRtnald. to nnv one who will vrltn for ft No ohllgnllon. No oont. If It euro you, you can ropay the favor by telling your frlcnde If not, the loan la mine. No matter what you have tried, Junt nnd mo your niimo and aiMroaw for this gonerotin free treat mont and provo that you can be rid of catarrh. W. H. KHITH, iMvr-x JIM-. Kanm City, Bio. said he would not recommend any one aa a teacher in the Hhea coun ty county school a who was not a fundamentalist. SIDNEY-TALBOT NINE DEFEATS SUNNYSIDE Sidney, Juno 18 The baseball game to decide the tie between Sunnyslde and the Sldney-Talbot teams was played Sunday after noon on the Sidney grounds. The Sldney-Talbot men were victors by a score of 19 to 7. Next Sunday the Liberty team will play here. The Sidney boy'a team played the Dover team at Dever Sunday and lost by a score of 9 to 7. The Dever team will also play here next Sun day, making two games on the Sidney grounds during the after noon. HOI-TAN cA cigar you'll like Thanks! It wins In walk you'll walk a long way and till not equal it." (Roi-TAN Perfecto Extra 10c). Win the Race Life is a race between sick ness and health. Health will win the race If you will keep your human machine free from nerve pressure, which is the cause of the majority of sickness. Consult a chiro practor today. He will elim inate the nerve pressure If any be present. Consultation analysis free. and spinal Dr. O.L. Scott Chiropractor U. S. Bank Dldg. -Phone 87 SPECIAL TRAINS for Salem Will Leave Portland Thursday and Friday of Rose Festival Week at 11:20 p.m. from Hoyt Strcot; Jefforaon Street 11:35 p.m. Arrive Snlom 1:20 a. m. Oregon Electri ic ANNUAL JUNE Opened With a Bang. Yes terday Many Took Advan tage of Our Offerings in the First Day of Our Ten-Day Annual June Sale Come In Early While the Selection Is the Best and Get Your Shoes for Less Than They Are Worth DO YOUR FEET HURT! Corn, and eallouaea re moved without pain or aore neaa. Ingrown nalla removed and treated. Palna In teet, weak-foot, flat foot, foot tralni and fallen areboa ad luated. Do not Buffer. I will five you tbe beat that ielence tan produce In tclentlflc chiropody. Consult DR. WILLIAMS About Tour Feet Houra I to (:0, Pboae IK V aiiSWu fa Fupe tuiuQt ViUkfk rnk AZO JlUC :folaUtaab REPAIR DEPARTMENT Our shop Is equipped with all now machinery. We ubc nothing but tbe very beet trade of leather that money will buy. Mr. Jacobson, In charge of thla department. Is an ex pert In bis line baa spent rears In factories and repair shops and will do nothing but high grade work. Burnett Bros., Jewelers, Pay As You Are Paid Ten Stores on the Pacific Highway Salem, Portland, Seattle, Everett, Tacoma, Chehalis, San Francisco, Sa n Jose, Vallejo and Stockton. The "Maiden's Pray er " (New ve'sion) b'f i J J i J- v i j Tl i HERE COMES THE BRIDE ' - HERE COMES THE BRIDE. Some waar suggested that this would be an opportune time to present this melody to the musical ladies of Salem and we present it today. It serves a double purpose attracts attention and enables us to tell the people of the Willamette valley the fact that Hundreds of Happy Weddings are being financed by the Burnett Jewelry stores. You may come here and select gifts practical and beautiful for weddings anniversaries and birthdays. And you may pay for them in small weekly or monthly sums that will never be missed. Greatest Diamond Values Ever Offered -$1.00 Down diamonds set in white i lected Diamonds in the 5K A third group includes ( gold mountings The newest mountings. Fea- 1 1 diamonds of extraordin- finest we have ever of- 1 tured at Price lower j - ary color and brilliancy fered at this price. than anybody expected. ,. andtte mountings are Choice at $47.50 f ' Choice at $68.50 I These will be featured at P-nf siwpH Delivered for a dollar Featured at $100 Paid for $1 Weekly m r Delivered for a dollar J Paid for $1.50 Weekly j Paid for $2 Weekly 1 bssoiaEMiHgntiirt aBMB!wrwiMBaTy msmKSVjmm9rir Nationally Known Watches at Lowest Cash Prices--$1 Down Elgin Watch Special In a new and artistic Case na hown In sketch. White gold filled, aristocratic and (rood to look upon. Featured at 119.60. Delivered for ft Dollar Paid for $1 Weekly Illinois Watch Special The famous Illinois Watch with ft seventeen-Jeweled movement may be bought at a price far lower than Is generally aked. The case Is if old filled and warranted Indefinitely. The price for this guaranteed timekeeper Is $34.75 and the terms- Delivered for a Dollar Tnld for $1 Weekly The Howard Watch A nationally famous watch at the nationally advertised price. The case le by Wadsworth and there are none finer the movement has seventeen Jewels and Is of course guaranteed. Cash price the country over Is $60. Here but with this difference, Delivered for a Dollnr Paid for $t Weekly Elgin R. R. Watch The famous "B. W. Raymond" Model Elgin. Twenty-one jewels will pass Inspection on any railroad In the U. S. A. Featured at $55. Delivered for a dollnr. Paid for $1 Weekly. The Hum I lion n. II. Watch for $50.50 The Dunn Special H. II. Watch for 50.50. Any watch will be ncnt on appro val to any adrirewt. Write If you can not come. Same price same terms. Give Good Silverware COMMUNITY PLATE All You Want for $1 Down The famous Community Plate will appear on hundreds of gift lists this month all ever this good land of ours. It la a practical gift that will lot a lifetime. Twenty-nine-piece sets at the natlonally adverHsed price of $.10.50 may be had here on payment of a single dollar. There are no extras. Each piece will be engraved free of charge If desired. Delivered for a Dollar Taid for $1 Weekly ROGERS 1847 SILVER Delivered for a Dollar Choice of the "Anniversary,' the "Ambas sador," the "Heraldic" or the "Ancestral" pat terns In thla wonderful silver ware which la guaranteed for seventy-five years. Twenty-nine-piece sots all the knives and forks and spoons for a aervlce for six people are priced at $33.10, with the double service trny Includ ed. Delivered for a Dollar Paid for SI Weekly ATTENTION We have just received a sufficient number of Lamps to fill all back orders. asyouare paid Mj ww&m 457 STATE STREET i'CljaKteno Salem, O regon vntst
