Capital journal., July 10, 1925, Image 6

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
.FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925
MIDGE WILL
LOCAL CONTESTS MONDELL GETS
FwnmpscoU, Mass., July 10.
(AI) President Coolidge does
not Intend to play an active role
In congress ion id elections.
This determination holds even
In his own conKrorwiomtl diatrlct
In Massachusetts, in which a va
cancy now exlfitfi as a result of the
recent death of George U. Church-
Ill.
Reports that Mr. Coolldge Is
behind a movement to have Hen
ry L. Bowk of Springfield seek
liia seat Hre known to he eonio-
wiiat vexing to the executive de
finite his doge persona) friend
ship for Mr. BowIoh. Mr. Bowles
copVrred here yesterday with
Frank W. Stearns, intimate friend
of t he presiden t and Thomas
White, also close to the executive.
.Standing pnt on hia policy, Mr.
Coolldge has made it known that
he will not rpeak at the Eaeex
county newspaper editors' out1 ig,
to he held Saturday at Lake Al
tiash, which Senator Butler wiU
attend. It wan the general be'lef
that on this occasion the latter
would stage he formal opening
of his campaign for re-election ic
the contest to be waged a year
hence when he probably will be
opposed by David I. Walsh, form
er democratic senator from this
state.
Senator Butler waa the presi
dent's choice for manager in the
last campaign and when Senator
Lodge died he was appointed to
the senate.
ton, Or., boy who was wounded t
State Traff.c Officers Harry WH
iams and Victor Eaton on the
morning of July 1 after he had
terrorized the cJty by an attempt
to rob the United States National
bank, died Pt ft. Joseph's hospital
at 9:26 a. m. Thursday.
RELEASE ASKED
Swampscott, Mass., July 10
(AP) Acceptance by President
Coolldge of the resignation of
Frank W. Mondell as a director
of the War Finance corporation
is announced at the summer
will' ; house.
The following letter from the
president to Mr. Mondell was
made public:
'I feel that I must comply with
your wish so earnestly expressed
that your resignation ns director
or the War Ffnance corporation
be accepted. It may tako effect
July 15 next aa you suggested.
"Tbts affords me the opportu
nity to express my appreciation of
the valuable se-vice you have
rendered while serving as direct
or. You brought to the solution of
the many problems encountered
in your wide experience In gov
ernmental affairs and you have
earnestly and Industriously la
bored at the difficult task.
BOY SHOT IN ATTEMPT
TO ROB BANK SUCCUMBS
Vancouv.tr. Wash, July 10.-"
nvcty Thowanen- 21-yonr-old Carl
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We can give you your choice
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Ask us for free diving girl
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FOR ALL STATES
Governor Tierce hrw announced
his position on levying of inherit
ance and Income taxes by the fed
oral government and also by state
governments.
This he did In an Interview on
the plan proposed by the Georgia
country bank era association.
Governor Pierce said:
"I believe In a strong Inherit
ance tax. It ought to be uniform
every state and ought to be
national law, collected by govern
ment machinery, and should be ap
portioned, part to the government
and part to the state. I believe the
name with respect to the Income
tar."
The resolution adopted by the
Georgia country bankers' associa
tion, which was submitted to Gov
ernor Pierce for his opinion de
clared that the inheritance tax
provision of the federal tax meas
ure should be replaced. The reso
lution follows:
Whereas, we affirm our confi
dence In the wisdom of the found
era of our government In recom
mending: a separation of tax aource
as between federal and state Juris
diction which has had the unani
mous indorsement of our states
men and the approval of custom
from the beginning of government
to the present time.
"Whereas we remind congress of
the danger of trespassing upon the
unwritten covenant In time ! of
peace without the consent of the
states.
"Therefore be It resolved, first
that the Inheritance tax provis
ton of the federal tax measure be
repealed, leaving (his course of
revenue to the states for Individ
ual action as they may sea fit.
"Second We authorize the chair
to appoint such committee and In
vite the co-operation of such or
ganization and agencies as he may
deem wise In making effective
these resolutions."
The meeting of the Georgia
country bankers' association was
Hutcheon Paint Store
Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine
and Wallpaper
If you have a painting job to do come
in and get our prices.
We have the right materials and can
tell you the amount required for any
job large or small.
Get the benefit of our 30 years ex
perience as practical painters.
Phone 594 154 S. Com'l St.
Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store
I 1 1 in , I
Cretonne Coats
Combination of Plaid and
Flowered Designs in a
variety of colorings.
$3-95
held I. Savannah, Oa.. June 18. ling to the complete repeal ot the.lnsf tliU aource of revenue to the
wnen a movement waa begun loom reaeral inneruance m mv,
BATHING SUITS
REDUCED 25
At this greatly reduced price there is no
excuse for one being without the invigorating
exercise that swimming affords.
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DELIVERS THIS
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The suit that cliaruyd
Daimntj iu swimmmy
1
L. r Dick and L. M. Hum
cm.M&tt iii;iici.e to,
420 and -' 8rt m.
lias wonderful ClilnrM reme
dies which ..III cur an; human
ailment litrlurtlna tlrti-arlie,
bnrl.ii. ho, atomarji, kidney
trouble, male and female. It III
cnnault oa at once. Delay la
tfanjp'mna.
KataniKJ.'wd tt roan la da
OO
DOW
Balance May be
Paid on Terms
to Suit
Only 5.00 down on this
model is necessary to let
you start taking advantage
of the benefits of perfect
refrigeration. The balance
will practically pay for it
self. Tako advantage of
this really generous offer
today. You can "shop"
for days and find no better
buy than the Automatic at
one dollar down.
Credit Gladly
Extended
mm
food
Ice
Automatic Thrift
The question of saving is an important one and
one that is receiving much' consideration In
homes. Both food and ice cost money and the
Automatic saves both, consequently it will save
money for you. This Automatic is made with an
ash case in golden oak finish. White enameled
steel lining. Very specially priced.
500 Lbs. Ice Free with Every
Purchase of an Automatic
TO
YOUR
HOME
Pays for Itself
While in Use
in Your Home
Your Automatic will save
untold amounts of food that
otherwise is spoiled or
thrown out. Food costs
money. Your Automatic
will reduce your ice con
sumption it's really sur
prising what an improve
ment the Automatic is over
the old ice box. Ice costs
money. Th money you
save on food and ice will
pay for your Automatic.
Trade in Your Old
Ice Box
Another Aid to Kitchen Comfort. T hi3 Week We Are Demonstrating the
Albert Lea Kitchenkoo k the Ideal Cook Stove
The Kitchenkook makes and burns its own gas
from common gasoline, producing a clear blue
flame entirely free from smoke, soot and odor,
not only while the stovo Is new but permanently.
It is a pressure feed sove which means that the
fuel is forced from the supply tank to the gener
ator by nir pressure quickly supplied with the
brass pump which accompanies each stove. This
not only enables the Kitchenkook to operato sat
isfactorily on low grade motor gasoline but con
tributes to its marvelous speed and economy.
Comparative tests show that the Albert Lea
Trade In Your
Old Oil Stove
Kitchenkook produces.
50 to 100 Per Cent More Heat
than other gasoline or oil stoves.
It should not be confused with any other type
of gasoline or oil stove for it is entirely different
in construction and method of operation; far
superior in speed, cleanliness and safety.
Tho Kitchenkook uses no wicks, it has no chim
neys to waste the heat by radiation, the burners
do not clog and never require cleaning. Supply
tank holds one gallon. The Kitchenkook is un
usually well built and durable and finished
throughout in black enamel.
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We Charge
No Interest
SUMMER NEEDS
AT
SPECIAL PRSCES
For week-end selling. - We want to give you some real values
this week, so look over the list carefully. Everything is high
grade and absolutely first class merchandise.
LOT 1 Gray Granite Water Pails in 10 and 12 qt. sizes.
These are fine smooth ware with good heavy handles, worth
about $1.25 in the regular way take your choice Friday and
Saturday only .- 75c
LOT 2 A new dish drainer, made square and with pock
"ets for the silver, extra heavy. This week-end only . . .75c
LOT 3 Another lot of these deep Granite Dish Pans.
Same as we sold about three weeks ago. They are some pans
only . , 65c
LOT 4 A great big assortment of small pieces of Alum
inum ware Tin and Granite ware all useful articles take
any of them for only 15c
LOT 5 Three Burner Jewel Oil Stoves very fine blue
enameled finish with high shelf. While they last only $19.50
See the windows. We have large lots of all these items.
Remember these prices are for Friday and Saturday selling.
GEO. E. ALLEN
236 North Commercial Street
HARDWARE & MACHINERY
t
SEMI-ANNUAL
, SHOE
$v f
j O IL
6 h
Men's
Women's
Children's
SHOE
PRICES
GREATLY
REDUCED
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
122 North
Commercial
Street
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