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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1925)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925 EMPlOYMEf IS i.omlon, .lime 25. (IJy A asm: I at cd I'rcsH) Tho prolonged trade depression and consequent siejidlly mounting unemployment In Great Britain which have long been nub- Joels of ;rave comment, now have reanhed a point where a crisis i: foreseen. Iho situation c;irnc to a head yp.steidriy with tho closing of a joint inquiry by Die operators and riilneri representative.1 into th" po sition of I lie coal industry. The owners announced that they would give formal notice on June 3D of their Intention to terminate the present wane agreement. Tlie miner' executive commit tee In In meeting today to discuss tho situation. Concurrently with the mining trouble, there Ls serious unrest among the railway men, who are ai odds with the companies re garding wages and working condl tiona. Meanwhile the labor party e de termined to press tho government In do something to relieve the acute .idutdrial situation, and it has giv en notice of a vote of censure against the administration for hav ing fallen to take such steps. The developments of the next fe days are expected to be Important. m REM OF ..int.upatli v. "People whose ire 1b easily aroued, who fly into rage on the slightest provocation are candi da toe for nerve exhaustion and liram fag," Dr. Seward said. 'I have Leuresthenics to look fop tne funny side of life. The liberal sprinklinK of our news papers wtih comic strips Is a tlc- etdodly beacficlal thing from li (filth standpoint." SCOLDING CAUSES EUGENE GIRL TO SHOOT HERSELF ICugeno, 0r.t June 25. Jcanettc Myers, 10, is at the r'acific Chris lion hotiptui suffering with gun- 4 lint wiiiinilti In tlm linrlv no the result of what ts believed to have Ijue'j an attempt at suicide at her liomo at Springfield three mil -. fast of here yesterday noon. At :i lute hour thli afternoon the con dition of the girl had not been leterminc;'. The girl is the adopt, d dauR liter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. SI ye re and it I said that a scoM '.n from hr mother may have led lo the attempt at suicide. New York, June 25. (A. P.) Ite.'d the newspaper comic sec tion:! cultivate a taste for good a tori cf and look on the humoro in side of i!fo if you would be heiltny, was the advice given to day by Mr. Frederick W. Seward tiMiro'nglst of Onslien. N Y. a th i"htv-Tlrst annual convention of r ner'"nl 'nti'tn'" of JS jjJ mosquitoes I SjACHES.rtEAS i Developed at World's Foremost Scientific Industrial Research Irutitute. Will not .lain. Pleasant odor. liarmleM to human, and animals YourGrocpr or Druggist HEAR GERMAN RADIO PROGRAMS IN YEAR New York. June 25. (A. P.) American radio fans possessing even ordinary receiving seta will bo able to listen in on German broadcasting programs within a year, according to Major General James G. 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