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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY V, 1925. VTUK CAHTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN JgTLOCALSf Lucy Killnm was openitcd on at u local hospit al this morning. Reserved Grata for cliautauqun on sale 9 a. in. Monday, July 6, at l'atlnn Hook store anil Uart man'e jewelry Btore. No phone ordera. 15S K. M. Fusan of Aumsvllle had a major operation at a hospital in Salem. Wait, see tlio Chrysler four be fore you buy any car. 10S Mrs.' J. W. Cliamherlin, who hue been confined to a loPal ho pital for several dayo, will re turn homo tomorrow. She ie a res ident of Salem. Torwilllger undertaker phn 721 Miss Mamie Klslicr of Stayton underwent a major operation at Salem today. Tens, apricots, sctrawberries, raspberries, cherries, currants for cauning. Salem Kruit mantel, phone 920. Efforts are being made to dis pose of the Itellef, river steamer that lias been tied up at the dock of the Spaulding Logging com pany since being raised by the insurance company early in the year. The insurance company, a Portland firm said to be connect, cd with Lloyds of London, bough! the boat for $2100 at public auc tion recently, after having receiv ed a judgment in court for danf- agea against the boat to the ex tent of nearly $3500. Represent' atives of the company stated at that time that the boat would be soon taken to Portland for re- p:irfl. No effort has been made to take the steamer down tae river, and It is believed that with tile level of the river steadily drop ping it will soon be impossible to take the craft away from Salem until fall. It is known that at least one prospective buyer is considering tile purchase of the boat, witli the presumed intention of carrying freight with It. The Argo and Home restaur anls will be closed Sat. and Sun day July 4 and 5. IJvS August Scheiman returned to his home in Stayton yesterday. He has been confined to a Salem hospital since an operation here Borne two weeks ago. Wanted, 5 experienced wnlt- resseR. steady employment. I he Cray Belle. 157' . Oliver of Miss City was op -wrated on at a local hospital on . J-'.'iMiilay. For sale or will trade 8 room home on Court St. for small bun Billow on or near car line. Will al so sell my 2 fine lots on S. Com molTlnl. See Stan Lainson, Salem Smoke shop. 441 State. 158 Have Aggerter has been oper atod on at a local hospital. He is a Sclo resident. The best place to enjoy July 4lh and 5th is Woodland Park (Spong's Landing.) In The local post of the O. A. R. will not hold its next meeting on July 4, the date formerly set for the meeting. The next regular date of gathering has been set at July IS. Reserved fleats for cliautaunun on sale 9 a. m. Monday, July 6. at Patton's Hook store and Hart man's jewelry store. No phone orders. 158 An 8 pound boy was born on the morning of Tuesday, June 30, to Dr. and Mrs. Seotielil of Salem. Mother and child are re ported to be doing well. Thfi ease was handled by a local doctor. Wanted, fi experienced wait resscs, steady employment. The Gray Relic. 17 Hugh Tloncy, son of Dr. Carl Gregg Doncy, president of Wll lamotte university, has accepted a position as head of a YMCA camp at Lake George, N. Y., for the summer. He Is a graduate of Willamette university with the class of lf22. Watermelons on Ice at alt times Salem Fruit market. ' Seventy three marriage 11 censes were Ironed during June bv County Clerk Rover, a new record for that month. Rut 32 licenses were issued in May. Sa lem and Sllverton led in the number of licenses Issued. Danep Wednesday and Sat nights at Tumble Inn. Dinner dance Sunday 6 to 11 p. m. Spe cial carnival dance Sat. night. 15S C. P. Rrundridge has filed suit In circuit court against Jasper Turndidge to collect on a lien for labor. Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co phone orders early to 2S0 to In sure prompt residence servici After delivery hours call at plant 660 Trade street. "Wo never close." The Hale Williams habeas for pus case is scheduled for argu ment before Judge McMahan this afternoon. Wanted to rent attractive mod ern unfurnished home with fur nace. Phone 738W between 9 and 11 a. m. Thursday, 157 The Oregon Short Line railroad company baa filed with the pub lic service commission a new tar iff for Sunday excursion fares for the season from June 21 to July 19, operative In all Oregon Short Line stations In Oregon, Idaho. Wyoming and Montana. Under this schedule return trip tickets would be sold, providing they of Salem coat not less than $1.75 or more than $6 for the price of one way fared plus 25 cents flat. Ba&igase would not ho checked. The return trip would he eo arranged that the passetiffer would reach the point of starting hy midnight on th0 date of eale. Lincoln said, "I will improve mvseir. and lien uernaps my chance will come." Others might wisely follow Lincoln a example. New classes will be formed at tlio Capital J!ur,iness college, Monday, July 0. i ' Tho Portland-Troufdale Elec tric railway company today pe titioned tho public service com mission for an increase in fares between Portland and l'arlti'ose to overcome losses, which in lll-i-l amounted to $3S54.10. When the company began operation In 1912 it fixed fares or b cents each or 40 tickets for $1. The company now asks to be allowed to eliminate the 40 ticket for $1 arrangement and charge 5 cents straight. For a safe and sane Fourth load with Eastman film and shoot with a kodak. If you haven't a kodak we will loan you one. Cap ital Drug store. 157' Tho Marion-Polk county real tors association will hold its an mini nicnic tonight at Woodland Park, formerly known a Spong's Landing. Approximately 50 win be present at the picnic, which will begin at the park at G o'clock A picnic dinner and 6ports oi va rious kinds will be staged. Chautauoua reserved seats on sale 9 a. in. Monday, July 0, at Patton's Hook store and Hart man's jewelry store. No phone or dors. 158 Clark Morland of Albany was among visitors to Salem this morning. Dance, DllMols' popular dances Fri.. July 3. Crystal Gardens, Ulias' orchestra from Portland playing. " Lcroy Gard of this city has pur chased the house at the corner of Liberty and Meyers streets which was used as a model home (luring the "Own Your Own Home" week which was staged in Salem sever al weeks ago. Dance Friday Crystal Gardens. 157 Carl G. Helm, district attor ney for Union county, is In Sa lem today. Good music Crystal Gardens Frl. 157 C. R. Gregg was fined $1 in police court today for overtime parking. Gladiolus, sweet peas, other flowers. Upjohns, 9G4 S. Liberty, phono 1700. 157 Walter A. Wood received a permit from tho city recorder to day for the construction of a dwelling at 1505 liellevuo to cost $900. J. K. Robinson received a permit to build a garage at 267 north Church to cost $000. Dr. W. L. Mercer, osteopath'c phvsieian, 404-5 U. S. bank bids. 157 A. E. Pound of Hollywood. Cal. was fined $15 in justice court to day for speeding. Notice We have received our shipment of copper tub Vass elec tric washers $98.50, easy terms, no Interest, no premiums. Giese Powers. 158 ,Mr. and Mrs. B. Fesler of Mt Angel were Salem visitors thi6 morning. $98.50 terms, without Interest buys A copper tub Vass electric washer at Gleee-Powers. 158 Mrs. J. R. Mlsner and Mrs. J. Q. Rogers, both residents of Al bany, were in Salem today. Reserved seats for Chautauqua on sale 9 a. m. Monday, July 6, at Patton's Book store and Hart man's Jewelry store. No phone orders. 158 Mrs. Ray Fish and Mrs. L. Cocher were among visitors in Sa lem today. Both are residents of Aurora. Want a $4000 loan on $8500 improved ranch. Socolofsky, real estate and loans. 15S Mrs. Leila Meyer yesterday be came secretary of the local mul tiple listing bureau, taking the place of Mrs. Frances Shepherd who has accepted a position with W. H. Grabenhorst and company. After . celebrating July 4lh gn to the new pavilion West Salem and dance. 158 Elks, report at 7 p. m. Thurs day for short drill before lodge. 157 Announcement was made today of the sale of a 36 acre farm near Salem to James L. Johnson. It was sold by MrGilchrlst and Pennington. H. E. Brown was listing agent for tho deal, thru the multiple listing bureau. Wanted, 5 experienced wait resses, steady employment. The Gray Belle. 157 Dance evening of July 4th at new pavilion West Salem. 158 Dr. J. Shelley Saurman, M. D., has dissolved his partnership with Doctors Morse and Robert son, and opened new offices hy himself on the third floor of the United States National bank building. Who wins $10? Be at the dance and hear the new name for the new pavilion at West Salem. 158 Elks, report at 7 p. m. Thurs day for 6hort drill before lodge. 157 Church Notices of Sunday services must be In The Capital Journal office by 9 o'clock Friday morning this neek for pub lication in The Journal of tomorrow. The Journal will not publish Saturday, July 4. OPINIONS UPON SEARCHES VARY Tho nuil n ditrerenco bctwomi tlio opinions witten by former .histico M, j. Pines of the Oregon Hunrcme court and his successor, Justice II. II. Bolt, in the liquor fjiuio of the sluto iifjalnst F. A. Mc Daiik'l is that the Pipes opinion oniuhasizcd the search and seizure plume while the SJelt opinion mini mizes it. By thfi Pipes opinion, handed down January 2 last, the court reversed the lower court for Benton county -wnere McDanlel was convinced of having liquor tn his possession. By the Belt opin ion, which followed a rehearing ot the case, tito supreme court re-vcrue-j itself and upholds the lowr court. The Tipes opinion held that ."or an officer to search a man with otu a search warrant, merely as an incident of an arrest for some crime, the man searched must nt the time he lesally a prisoner of the officer. This opinion held while an officer may make an ar rest for a crime committed in his presence, he may not, witho.it search warrant, previous to the arrest, search tho person for In strumentalities of the crime, thmish having probable causo to believe the person has them. The Pi pas opinion held that a search without a search warrant, to he loRal, must follow and not precalc the arrest, and that mere restraint for purposes of the search is not an arrest. Another point wae that drutikenesa in a public place. thought m the presence of offi cers, does not authorize them without arrest or search warrant to search the person for liquor, it is jield that where an officer with out search warrant pinioned a person's arms, without statement as to arrest, searched him and aft er finding liquor on him informed him that that he would arrest him for having liquor In hia posaessbn the arrest followed the search, the search was Illegal and the evl dence illegally obtained. An opposite view ie taken by the Belt opinion In these words: "It Is urged that the arrest followed, and did not precede, the search.' In our opinion It Is imma terial whether the arrest proced ed or followed tho search if such acts were practically simultane' oils, and if, in fact, the defend ant was guilty, of committing a crime In tho presence of the of ficers for which he might have been arrested. In many iiifitances it is dangerous for an officer to go through the formality of stnt ing that the accused Is under ar rest, and the law does not require him to do eo. It is often times safer to act first and talk after ward." The Belt opinion eays fur ther that "In (he instant case the defendant was legally arrested and searched, and thp evldenco of his crime was ndmfssable to es tablish his guilt. The trial court erred In holding tho search and seizure unlawful, but since the ruling favored the defendant he is in no position to complain." Another point of difference in the opinions Is this: The Pipes opinion holds that the fact that a deputy sheriff "smelted whiskey on the defend ant's breath; that his overcoat was buttoned awry; that his face was flushed," was not evidence that the man had liquor In his possession, "They (the officers) were willing to arrest the defend ant to answer for the crlm eo having liquor In his possession when they could produce no di rect evidence to support it," says the opinion. On the other hand the Belt opinion holds that the officers, from personal knowledge gained through their senses, had the right to draw the reasonable In ference that the defendant had intoxicating liquor in his posses sion nnd that he was attempting to drive an automobile while in a drunken condition. The Belt opinion holds that without doubt ho was committing a crime in the presence of the officers for which they had a legal right to make arrest without a warrant, and the riRht of search followed as an incident thereto. Kuth Gets Another. 'New York, .July 2. Babe Ituth hit hie sixth homer of the seas n in the fifth innintj of today's gam' wltii the Afhletic at the VanU?t stadium. No on? was on base. Volcanies in Action. Bogota, C'j'ombia, July 2. (A. P.) Violent eruption of the vol cano of Ga!eras t ear Pasto began yesterday, great flames Issuing from the crater and large quanti fied of rocks and ashes covering the surrounding country. The Woolworth company will enlarge its storo space at Salem, taking over part of the space now occupied by the Bottle Shoe com pany at the expiration of a leaso now held hy John Hottle, It be has approximately a year to run. The part of the Woolworth storo now opening on Liberty otreet will be enlarged, the space being tnken from Hottle's store. A wiappy time awaits you nt dance new pavilion West Saiem Saturday n'sht. 153 The case of Krncst Kroner and others against the city of Port land, appellant. Involving the constitutionality of the Portland zoning ordinance, has bepn ad vanced by the supreme court for hearing July 14. Love, the Jeweler, Salem. ; -l-kiAI Aft y, " I - " : i :WAR VET a6 OMAHA' Tears mingled with applause as this line ot war veterans hobbled Veterans' parade. Each ot the men had lost a leg in the war. T FIGHTS ASSURE New York, July 2. (A. P.) Pair weather, with a bright sun in mid-afternoon, indicated that tho Italian hospital fund boxins bouts at tho Polo Grounds tonight would be staged as scheduled aft er being threatned by rain in the morning. Promoter Fugazy stated tht'.t the program would start ut 8:15 o'clock daylight time, unless rain ugain Interferred. Harry Greb, middleweight cham pion, will have seven pounds Mi Mickey Walker, welterweight king when they meet " at the Polo Grounds tonight. At tho official weighing this afternoon Greb scaled 159 and Walker 152. Harry Wills, negro heavy weight, registered 213 pounds and his opopnent, Charley Weiu crt, 1S4 irfc. Jimmy Slattcrys Slattery's weight was announced ae 1G2Vj as against 153 for his si-round antagonist, Dave Shade. Jack Sharkoy scaled 124' and Joe Lynch 122. BY PRODUCTS PAPER MILL PROJECTED (Continued from page one) Hibilities offprcd for water trans portation. This means of trans portation makes it important that the factory be located on the riv er. By shipping by water, by way of the Panama canal. It Is said tho product of tho factory can be shipped to New York at a lower cost titan the output of compotlng companies in Michigan can bo shipped to New York by rail. Car goes loaded on boats either at Sa lem or Vancouver would have to bo transferred to ocean-going ves sels before entering the Pacific, but this, It is said, docs not work agaJnst the location of the factory hero. BANK ROBBER SHOT BY OFFICER STILL ALIVE Voncouvar, Wash., July 2. Joyce D. Thompson, shot yester day by State Traffic Officer Harry Williams after Thomason had at tempted to rob the United States National bank here was still alive ;today and conscious but physl clans say his chances for recovery are small. FASCISTI LEADER DENIES BREAK WITH U.S. Rome, July 2 (AP) At a cab inet meeting today Premier Mus solinl denied that debt negotiations with the United States hnve been broken off. He said conferences will continue "in the present, or in some other form." CARDINAL OUTFIELDER MAKES EIGHTH HOMER Chicago, July 2 Hay Blades, outfielder of the St. Louis Cardin als today hit successive home runs in tho first and second Innings In the first prime of the double- head er with Chicago. Kliner Jacolwi wan on the 1)111 for Chicago. Jdndes to tal of four hampers Is now elRht. SLIGHT QUAKE IS FELT T.fvlnp-lnn Mnnt .Tulv 9 ( P.) A slight earthquake was foil at Lombard Mont., today whore workmen for tho Northern Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee A St, Paul railroads are repairing am;'.5f done hy Saturday's temblors. Flood Damfipe Heaw. Warsaw, July 2. (A. P.) Dispatcher from Gallcla nnd Tea chen say the damsge by the floods there han surpassed even that of In 1903 In Inundation. Three thousand persona are reported without shelter and $3,000,000 relief Is needed. Woodry & Woodry Pays Cash for Furniture Phone 75 Maimed War Heroes at Omaha ON THE AIR FKIDAY NIGHT (Pacific Time) KG-W, Portland, Ore.. 491.5 9-10:30 P. M., concert from Duo Art studio of Sherman, Clay & Co.; 10-30-12, oHot Owls. . KGO, Oakland, Cat.. 301.2 6 P. M., Hen Slack's orchestra. IvPO, San Francisco, Cal., 42S.3 G:l!i-7 P. M.( Loew's Warficld theater; 7-7:30, Palaco hotel concert orchestra; 8-10, patriotic program, U. S. Army bund; 10-11, Palace hotel dance orchestra. Kl-T, Los Anf?ole, Cal., 4C7 B:0-6 1'. II., Kxaminer's mat inee muiiicale; ti, McDHtiiela' nightly doings; 0:45, nnl tutor ial talk; 7-8, Examiner; 1(111 Scemnnn and his banjo, Carl Stoerkel, whistler, and others; 81!, Aeolln residence pipe organ studio, Dan McFaiiand, org;in ist; 9-10, iLets and music of the negroes; 10-11, vocal program arranged, John Smallman, bari tone. BIG SURPLUS OF REVENUES IS RECORDED (Continued from Pago One.) purposes this year, having been used to lower the public debt. Sec retary Mellon's statement of the trensury'a condition said that only the annual surplus to bo expected In future years should be used as the margin available for tax re duction. Treasury officials offered no ex planation for tho increaso in sur plus over earlier estimates, but others believed improved business conditions together with lowering of surtaxes last year were largely responsible, lse of the surplus and funds from other prescribed sources ro duced the public debt $74 3,019, 101.59 to a total of $20,510,193, 887.90. Plans of the treasury for a more effectivo enforcement of the pro hibition law were described in Mr. Mellon's statement as rapidly near Ing completion. He reviewed ef forts to keep smuggled liquor out of the country by means of treaties with various foreign countries and use of the coast guard to blockade rum row, and these meas iiros, together with the recently ordered reorganisation of enforce ment on land, he believes, equip the treasury to make the Volstead law more effective. LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. , LOSES $853,000 CASE New York, July 2 ( AP) A vordlct of $852,000 In favor of the defunct Kerensky government of Russia against tho Lehigh Vnlloy railroad was awarded in the Unit ed States district court at tho di rection of Judge Mack today, for loss of war munitions In the Hlaclc Tom Island explosion July 30, 1916. BE CAREFUL C. Doane reports to tho pollco that ho collided while driving hln nutomolillo with an unidentified car at Union and HlKli streets. Zoo Olnwlod Waters, 135 South 17th, and Mrs. Alleo Ilinnliatn I'nwcil of Woodlmrn collided on Liberty street. At the THEATRES TODAY OKEGON STRONGKEAST in JACK LONDON'S "WHITE FANG" GRAND RICHARD DIX and JAQUELINE LOGAN in A MAN MUST LIVE M 2 iTi . Mrj. past In the Disabled American T Tho program for the Chorrian band concert at Willson park Fri day evening was announced by Director Oacar Steelhammor ae follows: March, "Barnuin & Unlley'9 Favorito" Kins Selection, "The Prince of Pil flen" Laudere "Tho Merry Lark" (A lovo epi sode in birdland).... Bendlx Popular Numbers Vocal Solo, (a) ' iou Are Just a Flower from an Old Bouquet" (b) "Because They All Love You" Oscar B. Gingrich. "Russian Fantasia" Tobani "Dance of the Hours".. ..Ponchielll March, "The Three Musketeers" King Crand American Fanstasla, "American Forever" Tobani "Sar Spangled Banner" Died BRAZEA Mre. Saple L. Brazea died at a local hospital today. The body will be shipped to Ta coma tomorrow for funeral ser vices and Jntcrment. Webb'e funeral parlors in charge of ar rangements. Buys Furniture Phone 611 You Want to Keep Weil How simple! You cannot be sick if you arc free from nerve - pressure. Let your chiropractor give you a spinal analysis periodically to bo sure no nerve pressure exists. Then you will keep well. Consultation analysts free. and spinal Dr. O.L.Scott Chiropractor U. S. Dank Bldg. ..Phone 87 CANDY SPECIAL Cocoa.. Gems,.. Assorted Cocoanut Carmcls, Choc olate. Fudge,.. Ii.iisenut Squares Regular price 45c lb. Thursday nnd Friday only 28c lb. 2 lbs. for 52c. Limit 2 lbs. to a customer We are open Sunday Schaefer's DrugStore Yellow Front Phone 197 135 N. Commercial St. The Pcnstnr Stor NOTICE If you wish to have your eyes examined for glasses by Dr. Mendelsohn, make the appoint ments by phoning 723 the day before so you will not have to wait. Office hours from 8:30 until 11:30 a. m., and from 1:00 until 5:00 p. m. By special appointment evenings or holidays. 210 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg. 1 STRONGHEART I Jack London's i ' tory i I "White Hi I H A brave man in J lovely girl her fiance, a thief and mur- :j derer a heart-moving drama in the stifling r snows and a Dog Comedy News j O-R-E-G-O-N J Today Friday Saturday Please Do Your Shopping Friday As the Following Meat Markets Will Be ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4 Steusloff Bros. Midget Market Cross Market Hunt & Schaller McDowell Market People's Market Price's Meat Market Skaggs' Market Roth's Market J. L. Busick's Market In Fang" the Jbrozen norm a love story gripping surge of Alaska's winter such a dog!