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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925. L TO FRANCE 10 PAY HER DEBT ALSO! Scranton, Pa., July 2. (A. P.) The anthracite scale committee today submitted to the trl-distrlct convention lor its ratification the aH T..lv 9 PThft Inlnr. '""""'"S icmwiivw ueuiuuun i allied debt queation has been f"' owners oi iue ihP..o .till fiirlhA In (hA fnr hv """ ci""ufi uBu"l - I a j a the receipt from London of a new years; cum mnmnrnndnm jmraiMitlnff that iocwbuub ui me uuium Af h H.ht t ri, I check-off; 10 per cent wage in If only a orovielonal one. creane lor tonnage men ana a ia The memorandum, alffned by uun.uua.iu, UUJ- WUi ... Vnr-ol.rr, bnrMN Phn nihr1nln B'lUailiCUWUn OI UttV JBlJ Diiy- takes cognizance of France', plans mentB n lhe basis of 2240 pounds In connection with her American lu,1B u ou r uums. debt by stating that Great Britain has no desire to interfere with ne gotiations which France might Initiate with other creditor powers. Mr. Chamberlain seizes the oc caslon, however, to state that Eng land feels that should France sign an agreement for payment of part of her debt to the United States, the British would expect a propor tion men t reimbursement. The British memorandum Is be lng studied by Foreign Minister Brian d ana Finance Minister Cail- laux, who not long ago were giv en authority by the cabinet to In ttlate negotiations for the settle ment of the Inter-allied debts. Pending the dispatch of addition al Instructions to M. Dacschncr, the French ambassador at Woijh lngton, the government has ashed him to Inform the American au thorJtics that France is disposed to send a cominlEslon to the Unit d States to discuss the question. Other demands Include: Quicker adjustment of griev ances; improvement of housing condtiions on company property; equalization of colliery work du ing shutdowns and other matteiA of technical character. CONVICTS HERE FOURTH OF JULY TWO BANDITS ARE KILLED IN RUNNING DUEL (Continued from Puro One.) grocer. The second ,waB killed by Aiuruuui r,a nelson A. K. Hovey, cashier, kicked a burglar alarm as the men brand ished their guns and while th bell outside the hank was clanging Its lne&eugo to the townspeople the bandits forces Hovey, lna fti Blatant, C. A. Stewart, and W. A Evans, a customer, to tie on the floor while President Steberg was compelled to fill a Back with cur rency. Officer Wounds One Marshal Nelson responded the alarm but, his gun sticltlu? as he attempted to draw it, he to j, was forced to lie on the floor. II wuh not disarmed, however, and a: the pair left tho building ho fired two shots, noth of which took ef fect. The wounded man took tne wheel of the automobile and hits compiin ion moun ted the ru n nl uj? board, riflo In hand, firing rapid ly to keep o'i pursuit. The bandit car was a block nwny when II den dashed from hit) grocery and witn the first shut from Ills rl tie picked tho man from the running bonrd. Seeing his companion full to th pavement, tlio wounded bandit drove around the block firing n ho went Announcement woe made yes terday evening that the Salem Senators will meet the prison nine on the prison diamond, the Fourth of July. The entire Senator line up may not be present but several of them will be in the game and tne rest ot tne team will be cath ored from the best players around town. Proctor, Barham, Ashby, lOdwards and possibly another an-.1 or so will he on bund. bd wards is planning on strid ing Darhum on the mound against the Albany nine when they crusi oat;i on the Oxford park diamond Sunday afternoon in the first meeting between the two team hire Albany entered the league. nse-fOrWftM tfVen the 6dge over theni but nothing is certain until the final out is made. The gaim: promises to be a good one as the Albany team has gained a little more confidence sinco winning their first game of tho season iignfnst the paperninkcrs last week. lillsboro will uieet Camas at Ciuiiaa and the Luckenhach Ship rompany will clnH with the na- nermakers. The Hlllsboro reame will be a fast game as both teams are about evenly matched and fighting hard for a upper position. , l he shipbuilders are given the edge over the papermakers since winning seven t, -.might games The gaino with tho convicts will he played In the morning. New York, July 2. Itain which began falling this morning threat ened to force a postponement of th Italian hospital fund boxing bouts, scheduled for the Polo Grounds tonight. Although weath cr bureau officials predicted that the rain would continue this even. ing, Proomter Humbert J. Fugnzy said he would not decide on defi nite postponement until late to day. borne 50,01'u followers of boxing are expected when eight famous fighters take part for good-sized purues in the benefit. A double headliner Is offered The welterweight champion, Mick ey Walker, fight the middle weight king, Harry Greb; Harry Wins, negro giant, meets th re juveuated heavyweight, Charley Welnert. In the Walker-Greb t use el Walker cannot lose bis title bo- cauo bIb opponent will enter the ring far over tho welterweight limit. But Walker may win the crown that the Pittsburgh man took rrom the bead ot Johnny Wilson. Greb Is the favorite, for he has speed, power and courage cons'.d ered sufficient U offset the bril' tiant attack that Is sure to come from the sturdy battler from Jer sey. No championship will be ut stake when Wilis and, Weinert face each ot;ier, but the ambitions of either may bo shattered. Far tho offing very far it would seem looms a bout with Dempaey. Wills bus sought the opportunity for years. VVeinert would cherish the chance. Each has conquered the nian who a few years ago sent Dempsey hurlting through the ropes, Luis Angel Firpo. The state p.thietic commission has been ca'Ied on to decide many issues in connection with this pru- graul tne aoatrim postpoiie- mcnt from June 19, found neces sary when Walker suffered an in- y In training; the question as to which is the feature bout, a matter still In the balance, and the status ut Jack Kearns, who it is reported, even will agree to a VVills-Deuipsey match in ordor that he may gain admission to the grounds to second Walker tonight. Kearns has been notified that he pu.ivm. will be barred from the grounJs because be Ignored a challenge by Wills. Jimmy Slattery, lighting fast middle-weight from Buffalo, will face Dave Shade of California, welterwoight, fur six rounds Had this should give the spectators some Idea of whet Shade ai Walker would do it placed In ring together, Slattery has been made the favorite, even though it le realized that Shade possesses re markable boxing ability. Little Joe Lynch, one time cham- plon of the bantamweights, will fight fotfr rounds against his old time rival. Jack Sharkey, In the first contest ot the night. CARES OF OFFICE Swampscott, Mass., July 2 (AP) President Coolldge is reaching the conclusion that a president, re gar d leas of where he goes, cannot evade the cares of his office. Coming to the seashore for re lief from the enervating heat of Washington, the president is find Ing that although removed from the scat of government, there are problems to plague a vacationist, Mr. Coolidgo was confronted to day with several Issues, still some what aloof, but nevertheless hold ing vexatious probabilities. Tho K. K, K. controversy threat ens to take a new turn as a result of the announced Intention of the organization to invite the presi dent to review its parade and ad dress Its members in Washington early In August. No formal invi tatlon has yet been received but It Is considered unlikely here that the president will be able to ac cept, particularly as he has indi cated that he still will be summer ing here at the time. Tho announcement that an Invi tation would be extended, however lias brought communications to Mr. Coolidge from a number of in dividual and organizations oppos ed to the klan, urging him to em phatically decline and, in some In stances, appealing to him to do something to prevent the ho din, of the Washington meeting. Another cloud on the horizon Is the possibility of a strike between anthracite operators and miners over a new wage scale. The presi dent to watching developments with interest, chiefly through the news- Lcirion Nne. Wins, The American Legion liasebill team of the twilight learnio won ivcr tho Grotto nine last nhrht Turning hack Into Main " ft ncore ' 6 to 0. Hooper, of front wlinrn lilu cmnrnrin hiv ho u'0 l'glM1, SCO red the first tuilV stopped and ordering the crowd t,,e amc when ho crossed the about with IiIh revolver common l- ed "pick up that fellow and put him In tho car." Marshal Nelson hurried up. "Put up your hands," he ordered the bandit. Tho reply v.' as two shots from the driver. Nelson then finished what he had started In tha bank and put a bullet through th bandit s body. He died a few m'nutcs Inter but said hb word. plate in the firs', inning. In th tli tr J frame, Pcarminc, of the Le- gum, scored another tally. The other three were scored In the fourth and fifth innings. One each by Hooper. Acton and Pear- mine. SAY DOIIENY STORY FAKE Yankee Oarsman Wins. Honk'y on Thaintw, Eng., July (A. I'.l wr.ller M. IIoovit American ournmnn. defeated M. K. Murrls of EiiKlnnd by four lenKt'is tlielr heat for the dlamon 1 senile m the Henley renatta to day. Hoove's lime was 8 minutes 44 seen nd a. A R N I N G All Persons Traveling From Deadwood to Sidney on TheDeadwoodCoach Due to the presence of bandits and road agents, are hereby warned that the Grand Theatre will not be responsible for the loss of money or other personal valuable. TOM MIX I OF IS Canton, China, July 2. (A. P.) A new government for southern China was formed here yesterduy by the forces which recently cap tutrod Canton. The new civil governor. Wu Hon-MIn, is known for bis bolshe vik proclivities as Is Liu Chung Hoi, minister or finance in the new regime. Hsu Sung-ChI was named min ister of war and Sun-Fo was ap pointed to the ministry of com munications.. The civil governor will do double duty as secretary of foreign affairs. All foreign consuls here, except ing the British and French, were :invited to a reception held by the new government. The British bave not yet pre sented demands expected to be made agafnet the Chinese admin istration here. It was reported that demands made by the French government already have been re turned unanswered by the Chinese officials. TO WITHDRAW MARINES FROM NICARAGUA SOON Managua, Nlo., July 2 (AP) Local newspapers announce that the United States marines will be withdrawn from here on August 4, The first detachment of marines arrived 13 years ago to quell revo lutionary activities and marines since have served as a guard tor the American legation. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Ladd&Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. ni. cMantoJian lOI-TAN cA cigar you'll like "Speakingof thoroughbred! Here' a one for you. Roi-TAN Perfecto Extra. Always the best bet for a dime." Norwegian Sardines 2 for 25c: dogen $1.40 Kipper Snackg, . I for 25o: dozen 90o Don't Forget Those Home Made Cakes We make Prune, Angle, Sunshine, Moca, Choco. late, Lady Baltimore, Nut, or anything else to order. Fruits Oranges.... . 500. 60c. 83c Bananas, beat, lb 15C Apricots. Black Raspberries, 2 'or Z5q Loganberries, 3 for ....25c Lunch Basket Suggestions Paper Plates, Napkins, Cups, Spoons, Sauce plates, wax paper. ROTH'S ;. A Complee Store "Service and Quality" is Our Motto Bargain Day Specials Meats Short Ribs of Beef ...10c Plate Rolls 10c Pot Roasts of Beef . . .14c The Gem Broom ..... 65c An assortment of Baskets, each 25c, 50c, 90c 3 cans Libby's Pineapple .. for .95c 24 Bars White Wonder -.. Soap for $1.00 Roth Grocery Co. Phones 1885-G-7 No charge for delivery Thirtv dav account service Mayonnaise Special Buy an 8 ok. bottle Get a 4 oz. bottle Free Lunches For your 4th of July and week-end trip we can sup ply your wants In first class stylo. Special Lunches mado to Order. Sea us early. Vegetables Carrots, Bceta, Cabbage. Lettuce, Color, New Spurts. Tomatoes, Cucum bers, String Beans, Peas, Wax Onions. MELONS Watermelons, C a s a h as, Persian Melons, Honey Dew. Assorted Cookies Special Toilay 40c Burnett Bros., Jewelers" Pay Us As You Are Paid" Eleven Stores on the Pacific Highway Everett to Hollywood SHERIFF DEADWOOD SOUTH DAKOTA (Continued from Paj?o One.) airreenientfl in March, 1H22, while I Mr. Uoheny didn't get hi first con I tract until April 25, 19l!2. An for naval officers fenrn of nn I oriental invasion of this country being deleted from Ilenr Admiral! John K. Itoblnnon n depoHitlnn nt I the Cheyenne oil leao trial, Mr. Iomereno said: "Whatever was deleted had to do I with inattetH whleh the state de partment in the puhllc interest slid I It did not care to hnvo dlHiloej publiely. "There vn nothing in the depo sition of any particular inoii that affected the idtuatlnn, If there. I wan any war nearo, an .Mr. Doheuyl ml In It, IheTTIt wan alt Hcltled when tho flrt Doheny contract wan ac tually shrncd. What of Satchel? "What about the tittle black sat chel? I have a pleturo In my mind I of thin patriot giving $100,000 to! Mr. t'all with one hand and re ceiving In the other contractu In-1 Yolvlng $100,000,000 worth of prop rtlc." Kdward C. Finney, (tfwlxtuiit ee- retnry of tho Interior, hrfadided I Mr. Doheny'A utmy, tho Time nay, an a bli for public support, made UP in part of untruths and In pari of (rtntementa Incomplete In detail designed to nilntmlre the part Al bert 13. Fall played In tho leaner. Mr. Finney admitted that three I telegram from Three Itlvers, N. M., where Mr. Fall was spending I a vocation, to tho Interior depa ment in nsimiKion, had disap peared from the file, but he de nied that the department records I had been rnnwickod by tho Jtcnatc I oil Investigators. "Just a ro-hnsh of tho nlild," Mr. .Roberta mid nil quoted by tho New I York Tribune. 115 Korth Liberty L. I Dick and L. M. Hum CHINKS If MI0IMC1NII CO. 420 anil tit sitittt Bt. tta cvundtrrful Clilncec rcmo. die, nhlcli i. Ill cure ,117 hitiunn nlliucnr Including flrtinrhe, tmrkurlio, alomach, kmnry trouble, male ana renin If. II III consult nM at once. Oclnt I dawreroiui. BaMhllshcd II fen In . ; Ormrnn OUR FlliST DIKTIIUAY SALE Is proving to bo a phenomenal success, lesterday was our biggest day we riprct today lo be even bigger. The reason for the success ot this, our First Anniversary Sale, Is values wo are ottering. We quote here a few of our specials: 500 Linen Handkerchiefs, 50c Grade, While They Lust, 3 for 65o All evening dresses linlf price. All our Hurt Schnffncr & Mnrx Coats 1-3 Off All our highest priced dresses 1-3 off. Birthdnv Oroiin No. 1 We have assomlileil In tliifl lot the most charming lrosfrs of Printed Crepes and Voiles In n wide range of color combinations. Triced ridiculously low nt - $7.85 Birthday Group No. 2 In this lot you will find an array 1 of dresses of quality In every con ' erlvable style and fabric and nt this low figure yon w ill surely buy more than one $14.85 Birthdnv Gronn No 3 In ibis lot you will find Coats for dress and sport wear In Tolnr Kasha and fancy mixtures In a variety of colors, modets for every type. Also Prince of Wales. Val ues to JS5. Priced now nt $14.85 Birthdnv Groun No. 4 In this lot wo have ovortrnched otlfnelvrn and grouped together at mflfl rM Eight-Day Ht 1 i Guaranteed . Ills ,J'1J 1 YOU ARE M 1 4 i 5H .1 i I i this price coats that sold as high as $30.60, Including the celebrated rrtneo of Wales models In all the new shade, and weaves. Triced now at $19.75 Birthdnv Groun No. 8 t'bolco of 60 smart sport and trimmed Hats, values to 15 at $3.85 Birthdnv Groun No. 6 Choice of fu extraordinary cliic Hats, values to $20 nt $6.85 Kulei ot Sale No Charges ; No C. 0. D't; No Exehangei. UllrtiJMIuajll.lWJlJBJJUUJ' J iiij .1, i .in ... .1. i i.i.ili i 1 1 i i .i . .11 i .1 -l.l l l.l....l.l.UJXIJJg In order to get the lowest price, we buy these clocks five hundred at a clip and ship them thru the Panama Canal. For eleven stores can buy for less than one as any schoolboy knows The clock is ns fine as anybody could nsk for. It is finished in mahorrnny (imitation) and rocs for eight days with one winding. pat It strikes the hours on a soft-toned gong... II is good to look at L I m and as nccuratc as the finest railroad watch. With ordinary treatment it will last a lifetime and longer. xa Tn!nilnrl Willi tlio oloob- ar, a niii if o..llncl ipla 10 Inlioa lilfrli nnrl V4"1llpTl are finished in mahogany to match the clock. The "ensemble" forms a complete mantel set fine enough for the finest home. A featured value at $12.45 the set. Best of all, the Burnett Budget Plan enables you to own a set without ever missing the money. Pay fifty cents and take the set along. Pay the balance "as indeed, fifty cents a week will do. 50c a Week you are paid" Mail Orders Filled Set Anywhere Same Price Same Terms Burnett Bros. 457 Sate Street Send For The Gift Bulletin Mailed to any ad dress on request Y -A rtwM tat
