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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1925)
f AGE SIX M ML PLANT Turner. Or., July 1, The deal was closed Montluy whereby the Turner Flax & Fibre compuny'H holding In Turner became the property oE the Miles Linen com pany of Salem. According to tnc terms of. the deal the incorporators o the Turner company retain etcck in the Miles Unen company. D. P. Kaslhurn and Arthur Demyit will remain with the local plant, with Arthur Demytt as manager. Leo Demytt, who still rctaius an interest in the company, goes to We sit Stayton as manager there for the Oregon Y Ashlngtoti Linen company. Building ot new ware houses and retting vats arc to Ik: Etarted in tho omr future. Thl and other operations in the flax industry that are sure to foil nv will mean a bright1 future for Turner. TR1SG0-KLAMATH FALLS PULLMAN SERVICE NOW San Francisco, Cal., July 1. Through riKlnian service botwn Ban Francisco anu Klaiuafh Falls, Or., without change, was estab lished today by tliu Southern Pa cific company. Tp to this datt passengere to and from Klumalh Falls changed at Weed. Nortlfbound, tho plcepor will be detached from tho San Francfsjo I'orttand train at Weed and will bo tjiken into Klamath Fulls by a feeder train. Southbound, the feed cr will bring the Pullman into "Weed, and it vill bo picked up by t lie bouUi hound l'ortlund-Siu Francisco train. SLAVERY STILL EXISTS, ENGLISHMAN ALLEGES London, Eng. Uather a tone of uneasiness on the iiiesLion of , tilavo raiding in several parts of lh.) world, including a fliigcBtion that parts of the JlriliHh Kmpirc might be al'fected, was displayed in tho houee of lords rece-nUy when several peers made demands for facts concerning the slave trade activity, Karl Iluxlon etarted the ball rolling by asking the government whether the report upon slavery which the foreign secretary under took to call for in l'JZIt had as yet licen received, and also whether tho league ui nations had ankcd to lio supplied with any available in formation on tho subject of slav ery. In northern Africa and tho far east, he said, slave raiding and trading still existed, nnd Jt was known, he alleged, that raids had been iuado in Kenya and tho Sudan. ""Voolidges At New "Home" .THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FAMOUS CASTLE ROCK SLIDES INTO OCEAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 19Lj i s. If 2v Santa Barbara, Cal., June 80. (A. P.) Caatl Rock, a $hore line sentinel of Santa Barbara beach, that was just as familiar to residents and visitors as the old mission, was swept to the ocean bottom by yesterday's earthquake. Following: the first tremblor, a slide surged over the rocky pin nacle and carried it out beneath the wavea. Today' tho only flag that flew throughout the earthquake chaos, the ra and Stripes atop the American Legion building, dipped Its glistening fold to the forcces of reconstruction. The legion citadel, condemned a3 dangerous, was razed by the 'fro department, but to the last Old Glory waved from Its gaunt staff, and settled slowly to earth amid the dust of crumbling walls. COOIADGVA AT SWAMBgCOT-T Happy to ha bark In New Kngland, where they were born and raised, President and Mrs. Coolidge showed It as they were photo graphed in tho flower garden at White Court, Swampscott, Mass. ore ITALIAN CRITICS PRAISE AMERICAN COMIG FILMS Rome, Italy. The work of American moving picture eoin- diau is creating a new comic t ra ti t ion comparable In excellence nly with that launched by the famous Venetian art then tor of hi lSth century, according tu Kalian ciiiciimtop,raph critics. Aa undeiiyini; similarity, the critica say, is that each movlni; picturo comedian maintains his particular personality and etnfie business in all of his pictures, hi stoid of adapting himself to the stories which are being filmed. Thus Charlie Chaplin is always Charlie Chaplin whether he be tramp or millionaire. BEND GETS LUMBER PLANT Bend, Or., June 30. The first HftwmtU by products plant (o be used In tire western pine is belns constructed by tho Shevltn-Hlx-on company and will be ready for iiae within a few months, ac cording to mill officials. Turpcntino and various other plno oils will be produced by a "destructive distillation" pro cess. The present plant will be merely a first unit and will be coimtructcd eo that additional unite may be added later until the plant Is Mg enough to handle all of the waste from sawdust to edgings and slnbs. ITALIANS USE CHEAP FARES Home, Italy. One hundred mil lion passengers rode on the Italian Btntn railwavs during last year, ac cording to statistics recently is sued. They paid an aggregate fare of 1,400.000.000 lire. Klghty Bix per cent of the passenger travelled third clans, 12 per cent second clar-a nnd only 2 per cent first class. TEMPERANCE LEAGUE ACTIVE IN ENGLAND Oxford, Kng. The British Na tional Temperance league Is mak ing strenuous efforts to convert Kugl'sh school loaclicra to Its alms. Recently the league enter taiiied the delegates ot the Na tinnal Union ot Teachers at an Oxford breakfast, given. It In worth noting, in the hall of Christ church, which In time past was noted as ft heavy drinking collego Many Oxford notable Attended or announced their sympathy with the movement ENGLISHMAN LAUDS PROHIBITION IN U. S. Hull, 12ns. l'rohlbition In the United States bag proved to be the bandmaiden of thrift, home build ing, happiness aud prosperity, and it would go a long way in England toword solving the problem of un employment, said Gerald France, the president, addressing the Na tional and Commercial Temper ance Union here at Us annual con ference, Mr. Franco eald be rejoiced In the sinking of the vessels "flying the Jolly KoLor of the bootlegging fraternity," and he hoped those men who financed this traffic would loso every penny they pos- Hosiod. rather than that "tho fair namo of iliitain should be drag ged Into the mud of International treachery." 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