Capital journal., June 20, 1925, Image 3

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1925
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Initiation of between 1000 and
1500 now members of the W. O.
W, lodge will bj held on Saturday,
June 27, the new members com
ing trom ull parts of Oregon, and
will met at the siate fair ground"
at Salem. Approximately 100
camps will be represented here.
Members an! new members, with
their families, are expected from
very section of tho state.
At laat night's meeting of the
local camp 31 applications wore
acted upon, making a total of 17G
secured during the past 90 days of
tbe Woodmen's membership drive,
end bringing the total member
ship of the camp up to 25.
Head camp officers from Den
ver, Colorado, vill all he present
at the state meet.
A general program was given tn
honor of the sister society to the
local W. O. W. camp lust night.
A group from St. Paul's Episcopal
church gav-3 a drama entitled,
"Ain't Women Wonderful," and
another entitled "Considerable
Courtship." The camp's seven-
piece orchestra gave several musi
cal numbers.
Navy Head Inspects New Sub
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Paris, June 20 (By the Asso
ciated Press) The French govern
ment Is resolved to put on end to
the communist agitation in France
against the military operations in
Morocco where Riffian tribesmen
under Abd-el-Krlm have Invaded
the French protectorate.
It Is declared that the govern
ment stands ready to arrest the ac
tive communist leaders, whether
deputies or private -citizens, when
their activities endanger the se
curity of the French soldiers or
take the form of intelligence with
the enemy.
Some fifty or more arrests have
alreay been made In provincial
towns, especially garrisoned cities,
during the last ten days. Those
taken were communists engaged In
seditious talk or caught distribute
Ing propoganda tracts among the
soldiers asking them to fraternize
with the Riffians. Arrests were
made at Marseilles, Toulouse and
Montpelier.
NEW BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Donu Byrne, "Blind Haftery";
Baronee Oivzy, "Pimpernel au.l
Hosomary"; Anita Pettibone, "Tuo
Bitter Country"; Herbert Quick,
The Invisible Woman": K. H
Taylor; Oregon, "General Laws (jf
Oregon, 1925."
For flip Children.
T. W. Burgoo, "The Adventures
of Bob White'; "Happy Jack,"
"Old Granny Fox," and "Old
Mother Wee. Wind"; "The Good
Dog Book"; C. B. Knipe and A. A.
Knipe, "A Mayflower Maid"; A.
H. Seaman, "The Boarded-up
House"; 12. B. Smith, "The Story
of Pocahontas ami Captain John
Smith"; E. V. Tomlinson, "Toe
Boy Officers of 1812," and "In
the Hands 3f the Red Coats"; J. P.
True, "On Guard Against Tory
and Tarleton"; M. F. Lansing,
"Fairy Taioj" ; Edmund Learn v,
"The Goldijn Spears"; K. H. L.
Turpin, "Ciasic Fables"; G. h.
WUsoii, "Myllx tn Hie Ucd Chil
dren"; M. F. Lansing, "Life in tho
Greenwood"; D. C. Shafer, "Har
per's Beginiriife Electricity"; An
na Sowell, "Black Beauty"; Skin
ner & Lawrence, "Little Dramas."
FALLS CITY CANNERY
CONTINUES GOOD RUN
Falls City. Or., June 20. The
Falls City cannery has been run
ning nearly all the time since It
opened this spring. The goose
berry pack waa light and on ac
count of so much cloudy weather
the otrawberriee wero slow In rip
ening and the season will hold on
awhile longer. Loganberries are
beginning to ripen and several
yards will begin to pick in ebout
another week.
Shake Off
That Lassitude
Call It "want of pep,"
"Spring lever" or anything
you like. It Is caused by
nerve pressure and the chiro
practor will locate the pres
sure and eliminate it. The
cause being thus disposed of
the effect will disappear.
Consult the chiropractor If
you feel that you lack pep.
Consultation and spinal
analysis free.
Dr.
O.L.Scott
Chiropractor
C. 8. Bank Bldg. -Phone 87
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Secretary o( Navy Curtis D. Wilbur Inspected with much Interest
the new naval suhmarino "S -45", Uncle Sam's largest, utatloned tem
porarily at Washington Navy Yard,
GROTTO NINE 71
The Bankart defeated the Grotto
nino of the twilight league eerlcs
on the Oxfoid park diamond in a
postponed game last night to the
tunc of 7 t 2. The game was
slow and listless. Lucas of the
Cankers made a homer in the sec
ond Inning.
The win puts the Bankers close
behind the K. C. team in second
place. The Legion nine Is heading
the league with a percentage of
1000, having won all six of their
starts. They are almost sure of
the championship as their nearest
rival has only played four games,
losing one of them.
The lineup for the game last
night:
Grotto Paulsen, Feller, Whita,
DeMaris, Mucy, wbtkins. Pear
mine, Luthy and Howe.
Bankers E. Thompson, Hum
phrey, G. Thompson, Weeks, Lu
cas, Fish, K. Thompeon, Arm
strong and Blumenberg.
Tomorrow cfternoon the Oregon
Pulp & Paper company team of
the sundown league will meet tb
Stayton nine on the Oxford park
diamond. Tbe Salem Senators are
traveling ttaia week and the paper
makers rentud the field for the
game. The game is scheduled to
start at the same time as the Sen
ators' game.
The papermakers have a fa3t
team and are hoping to take the
championship of the sundown
league. They have only lost one
game, that to the Eaglee, who are
tied with them for first place honors.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Tho following articles of incor
poration were filed jasterday with
the state corporation department:
Eppa Fuel company, Portland;
Incorporators, V. II. Epps, Peter
Murray, R, E. Dennison ; capital,
$10,000.
Greenwood Cemetery association,
Bend; incorporators, C, P. Niswon
ger, Sadie A. NiswoiM-, G. W.
Medicine in:;
oth ioca and internal and has beet
uccessful in the treatment of CatanI
ot ovet forty years. Sold by all druggistr
. I. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. OhU
rieGreys GRAND
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LIBERTY
Wlnslow, Selma L. Winslow
lta), $25,000.
Notice of an lncreaee in capital
from $2000 to $50,000 was filed by
the Eleanor company of Portland.
Notice of a decrease In capital
from $25,000 to $5000 was filed by
tho Styx company of Salem.
2'otice of dissolution was filed by
the Colonial Bake Shops, Inc., of
Portland.
Notice of dissolution was- filed
by tho Western Starch & Dehydrat
ing company of Portland
Canoeist Reaches Naples
Naples, Italy, June 19. (A.
P.) The Canadian canoeist Lieu
tenant Ueorgo H. C. Smythe, ar
rived here today after paddling
from Rome in lesa than five days,
thereby winning a wager of 10,-
000 lira (lees than $400 at pree
ent exchange.) He recently pad
dled from London to Rome.
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sisters whose lives
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