Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 20, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON E STIFF CONTEST AT The lcaguo-leadlner Salom Sena tora nro to go to Htllsboro tomor row afternoon In the Interstate lea gue serins iv ho re they ore to clash with the olrong team there. The locals lout their first game of the season last week to the Lucken bach ship company, due to the stel lar twirling of Rudy Kallio, ship builder pi ichor. The two strong Camas and West Linn nines are to cross bats at Camas and the Luckenbach nine Is to meet the Albany team at Albany. All of theso games give promise oC being hard fought. The Albany team, which entered the league for their initial appearance last week, has added considerable strength to the entire league. The hardest fought game of the series tomorrow Is the Salem-Hllls-boro struggle The liillsboro team lost to the locals In an earlier meet ins but they are now all hopped up to find that it Is possible to defeat the Senators. They are surely ex pecting to take the Senators into camp if they can. For that rea son "Frisco" Edwards, manager of the locals has urged all ot the rooters that possibly can to attend the game. A win for the HULsboro nine would make the race a tight strug gle. The locals would still be lead lng the league, however, with seven games won and two lost for a per cent ug of .778 whilo the liillsboro nine would be close behind with a ven games won and three lost for a percentage of .700. The game will start at 2:30. Edwards Is planning on starting Barham on the mound for the lo cals. Ha r ham has not been as ef fective In the last few games but has been working hard to get Into chape and promises to send several of his opponents to the bench. Ed wards will be behind the bat. NEW INCORPORATIONS The following articles of Incor poration havj been filed with the Btato corporation department: Tilot Oil company, Astoria; in corporators, S. W. Lovell, J, L. Tuckor, Hub? j. Lovell, Mabel L, Tuckor; capital, $25,000, Bcnkhead & Walter, Inc., Port land; incorporators, C. A. Bank heatf, O. E. Walter. F. C. Howell; capital, $5000; automobiles. W. D. Milter Construction com pany, KlanmtH Falls; incorpora tors. V. D. Miller. F. R. HambleU, II. C. Broc.ioctk; capital, $100,-000. Groshara .vegalcne company, Greaham; incorporators, John Brown, Philip Suetter, John U. Allen; cap if.U, $200,000. A permit to o. urate In Oregon wad Issued tj Pinkorton's Nation al Detect I vo rpency, a Delaware corporation. Francis M. Ellis of Portland ia attorney-in-fact tor Orogon. Notice of &n Micrea.se in cap! tal from $150,000 to $250,000 wan filed by tho iiiamette Grocery company of Ealcm. Notice of an Increase In capital from $100,000 to $150,000 was filed by tho Crater Lake Box com pany of Klau.ath Falls. Notice of a decrease In capltjj from $100,000 to $5000 was filed by the Jacoleen-Munro company of Portlan I. Notice of (Resolution was filed by the Miltou Cicck Logging com pany of Portland. Notice of dir-solution was flbd by the KelUr SSweiliack & Purity Fond company of Portland. Notice of a decreaso in capital from $50,000 to $5000 was filed by the Arrow Motor company, Inc. of Itend. Notice of absolution was filed by the Merchants Delivery com ernacle, Cona.lis; incoroprators. patiy of Albany. Stocks and Bonds We solicit Inquiries to buy or Bell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant, Star, Flint and Utc ken backer Motor lap hps: public utilities. Prompt attention given all orders. Cash paid for purchas es: no delay. Quotations furn ished. HOOD BROTHERS 8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg Portland, Ore. What is your greatest asset ? "Health 1" Get it and maintain it with the greatest drug less science in the world Chiropractic. Dr.Scofield Talmer Chiropractor 328 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 2194 or 2187-7 Minister. Wins Free Trip to. Hollywood Prize f or Best. Review of- "The Skyrocket" 'Awarded the Rev. Rupert Holioway The Rer. Rupert Hollowajr, Vri- Roger. St Johns' novel of the' film lariao minister of Bloomington, II- itudioj. And that extraordinary sec- linOIS, has beeO awarded the nrixe of tinn nf Amirirati lif tnrlav the mo- a trip to Hollywood, California, offered tion-piclure world will be viewed by fuunii una lur me mm some ume uus summer, best review o "The Skyrocket," Adela Like a soioumcr from another planet, Mr. Holioway will bring the detachment not only of a mid-Western churchman but of an Englishman to his critical observation of the Holly wood scene. For Mr. Holioway was born at Shrewsbury on the t Welsh border and after some years in gov erbmcntal service in London came to this country in 1914. He completed his education at the University of Chi cago and lias since been in the min istry. He will soon take out bis final pajcrs for United Slates citizenship. Though married and with three charming children, he declares that the winning oi live skyrocket Contest is the most exciting event of his life; He has never been to California, and in fact, has seen almost nothing of America. Because he is more interested in life than in death and because he hods that novelists can tell him much about liv ing, it is Mr. Holloway's custom to preach sermons upon popular novels and that is why his attention was called to "The Skyrocket" "a book which i. !n itself." h snv. a fine Tbt Rev. Rufert Holioway a sermon as one could wish to find.' 10 E Lincoln, Neb., Juno 19. (A. P.) Criminal prosecution as well as civil suits to collect over-payments alleged to have been made road contractors during the re publican administration of Gover nor Samuel McKelvle, under George Johnson, former commis sioner of public works, will be started shortly In the state courts, Attorney General Splllman an nounced today. A letter delivered to Splllman today from Johnson asks that the suits begin immediately. Johnson said he was anxious to have these matters cleared in order that he might then Institute proceedings against former Governor Charles W. Bryan, whom he charges with "violation ot the state corrupt practices act; violation ot the state budget law and forcing a deficit so as to embarrass the previous state administration: violation ot section 8350 of the compiled state statutes of 1922 by fraudulent use of the Rtate re volving fund: for fraudulent use of funds received from the federal government and tor fraudulent use of the federal malls In con nection with his private coal company' A permit to operate in Oregon was issued to tho Mountain States Martha Wajhirgton Candies com pany, bavin? a capital ot $100.- 000. P. 13. Tomllnson of Portland is attorney-'n-fact for Oregon. BASEBALL Oxford Park Sunday, June 21 3 P.M. . Oregon Tulp & Paper Co. vs. Slay (on Admission Grandstand 35c Bleachers 25c; Kids Free. L. T Dick and L. M. Hum COT.NteSK MEDICINE CO. 420 and 426 State SC. lias wondcrfnl Cblnose reme dies which ulll cure any human ailment IncJmllnjt sldcnrlte, bnrkarhft, stomach, ' kidney iron hie, male and female. If HI consult us at once. Delay If dnmrrmns. Established 18 years In 4a . Oregon- Phone 283 FULL SLATE OF OFFICERS TO BE PICKED (Continued from Page One) ton have to run again as usual. W. C. Hawter in the firat district. N. J Sfnnott In the second and Maurice Cruujpacker In the third or Multnomah county district. Thi third district congressman always has plenty of opposition in the primaries, while Hawley and Sin nott sometimes have a sort of com petition. The only thing that couM tako Slnnott ou, ot the contest would be his candidacy for the senate. There has been Bome American Log ion opposition to Hawley, but this is not expected to develop much strength. C'rum packer, elect; 1 in 1924, has not yet sat in a congressional session, his active term not beginning un til December. Pierce Sure Candidate. In the contest for the governor ship next year Governor Pierce is certain to be without opposition in tne Democratic primaries. Re publicans said to covet the nomi nation ere I. L, Patterson of Eolu State Senator Charles Hall of Marehfield, btate Senator Jay Up ton of Bend, State Senator Bruce Dennis of La Grande, C. E. Gates ot MedCord nnd possibly Secretary ot State Sam A. Koxer. Dcnnl talk Is to tho foro just now, due to the possibility ot his running lor governor cn the baeis of th Dennis resolution of the 1925 leg islature, proposing a constitution' al amendment barring income and inheritance taxes In Oregon for 15 years. This would be an issue of Indefinite support. While a Jot of voters might go with Dennis as far as st ite income tax elimi nation, there would be a serious I question in the mind ot many ol them about Inhibiting- Inheritance taxes, ainca tats would lop oil stats revenues in excess of $300,- 000 a year. The terms of Justices T. A, Mc- Bride, H. J, Bean and George M. Brown ot tho supreme court will expire tn January, 1927, so their successors will be elected next year. All three will be candidates to succeed themselves, and all doubtless will win at the polls. Labor Office Vacant. A labor commissioner is to be elected next yar and C. 11. Gram, incumbent, will again be a can didate. The term of T. K. Camp bell ss member ot the public serv ice commission will expire and U is understod Campbell wants tho office again. He represents the state at large on the commission, Several candidates always seek the nominations for labor com mis sioner and service commissioner in the primary elections. six circuit judges are to be elected next year for six-year terms. Tho'iO whoso terms exp.r? are: John- H. Stevenson, lourtu judicial district: A. C. Dickson, fourth district: J. W. Knowles, tenth district; D. It. Parker, 11th district: William M. Hnnisey, 12th district, and J. M. Batcheldcr, 14th district. Only thres district attorneys arc to be elected. Those whose terms expire ore Fred McHenry of Ben ton county, Stanley Myers ot Mult nomah county and Max Wilson of Wallowa county. 15 Senators in Elect. Fifteen sVUe senators must be elected. Those who will not ap pear at tho 1927 session of tm- legislature unless they are re elected are: Sam H. Brown and A. M. LaFollette, ot Marion coun ty: S. M. Gurland, Linn county; J. 9. Magladry, Lann county: Fred r-'laic, Lane and Linn counciea; George W. Dunn. Jackson county; A. J. Johnson. Benton and Polk counties; Peter Zimmerman, Tarn- hill county; F. J. Tooze, OlacK- amas county, Milton R. Klepper, Multnomah county; W. J. H, Clark, Clackamas, Columbia and Multnomah counties; Mrs. W. S Kinney, Clatsop county; H. J. Taylor, Morrow, Union and Uma tilla couwtios: Roy W. Rltner, Umatilla county; and W. H. Stray- er. Baker county. A light wlli Do made against Senators Brown and LaFollett tn Marlon county, against Brown at least, for LiFollett Is expected to remain voluntarily out ot the race because of bfe advanced age. He is past 80. Garland ot Linn has been appointed fish commissioner, but probably cannot hold that of fice for the reason that the Btate A Few of Vlck Bros. Reliable TJwd Cars 1 1921 Studebakcr Six Special 1 1985 ford Touring 1 1920 Dort Touring 1 Olds 8, 7 pAssengenp 1 1922 Fort touring 1 1924 Ford Touring 1 1922 Overland Touring 1 1920 Ford Touring 1 1920 Ford Detlvory 1 1924 Oakland Sedan 1 1924 Gardner Coupe 1 1924 Overland Sedan 1 1923 Ford Sedan 11921 Overland Coupe 1 1924 Overland Bluebird VICK HKOS. Qunllly C-nrs constitution seems to forbid mem: bers of the legislature servinc in another remunerative state office or in a state administrative office. Should he be declared Ineligible as lien, commissioner he would be again avalluble as state senator. He is one ot the democratic mem bers of the senate and would have to'orercome republican opposition. Senator Fisk is also a democrat -n a republican strong hold and will navu a strong opposition in the November election It he is nomi nated In May. Zimmerman OnnOaerl. Peter Zimmerman will doubtless again be a candidate, for Zimmer man, although ot mongrel politics. Is a tighter and has many friends among the farmers. Though elect ed as a republican he has boon close to the nop-partisans and sup ported LaFollette for president, ills opposition will come not only from his own county, but from othor quarters In the state. Senator Fred J. Tooze will be out of it. He has changed hla resi dence from Clackamas to Marion county, having become editor of the Salem Statesman, and because of his short incidence would not be loked upon as a proper candi date tor MaWon. Senator W. J. H. Clark will lot be back In the legislature, having accepted tho guperintendency of the. adult school for the blind, a staU institution In Portland. Another democrat whose term expires Is Tvlor ot Umatilla, not likely to run again because of his age. Senator Strayer of Baker, another democrat, will probably be a candidate if he doesn t run for the United States senate. All CO members of the lower house of the legislature must be elected next year. teiuwiQ SPIRIT Say "Bayer Aspirin" INSIST I Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy sicians for 24 years. -j Accept only I . Jfc Bayer package which contains proven directions ITanJy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet. Also bottle, of 24 and 100 Druggiata Antlrla II the trade nirk of B.rer Mum- Caelum UonotcetiMcUbuLr of tiallcrlicacla Dodge Brothers coach Its popularity is thoroughly understood when ' you consider these facts: Five adult passengers are accommodated in genuine comfort. Dodge Brothers standard power plant, chassis and underslung spring equipment are Coach features. Observation of the finish, fittings and design will reveal no departure from Dodgo Brothers most ex acting practice in these departments. BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. 474 S. Commercial Thone 423 h . Wt r..- ;,,if) ROUND TRIP FARES 1 ,St.Paul$74.05 St. Louis $83.55 H3hicago$88.05 New York $149.45 Other Point. I. rroportloa Sale Mar 22 to Sept 15; Return Limit Oct. SI Toun cnoicB ov Two of America's Finest Trains NorthCoast Limited via S, P. & S, N. P, C B. & a Oriental Limited tU S, P. &S, C.N, C B.& Q. Tlrketa. Further Detalla. Kte f I. F. KN0WLT0N J. W. RITCHIE. Aeent Trav. Pas. Aet. Phone 727 or 127 OREGON ELECTRIC RY. ales Ineireas AgainJ rewssinPitti The First Lap of the Race The first half of 1925 is almo.it over. The race for the goal of financial prosperity, planned for at the first of the year, is about half run. rkut. nn nn tlifa tlrot- Ion Tf nrill oTinr vaii nVinfVinr VyilCl,lV UJJ UI1 kUia i' V .ii. onvn i.u ..ii.v" you have saved as much here at the United States National as vou thoueht you would: or whether you would could have saved more. It THRIFT for the balance of the year, It will guide your United States National BanH SalenuOregoiy The price reduction on the new Overland Six Standard Sedan has sent sales soaring! 38 h. p. engine . . . 112 Inch whcelbaso Larger main bearing surface . . . Pressure feed lubricating system . . . Oll-tlght univer sal joints . . . Heavier crown fenders . . . Wind shield wiper . . . Very latest finger-type spark end throttle levers, also horn button, mounted on steering wheel . . . Unusual room and com fort ... A full size Five Passenger Sedan , . . Now a value beyond comparison. Order early t from $985 to 51 Weeks toRiy Sedirn VICK BROS. High Street at Trade, Salem WILLYS. OVERLAND PINE MOTOR PAGE SEVEN C A R 8 ..... a