Capital journal., July 14, 1925, Image 3

TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1925.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
OF
Bared on the report of Re f croc
Blanch barrett. Circuit Judge AI(
Matian yesteriay afternoon hand
ed down a decree enjoining the
district tounduiy board from dis
solving "union hiBh school dislrul
No. 1, better known ae the Uer
vais union high school district.
The referee found that in one
district voting on the question o
dissolution two illegal votes wore
cast, there b'i'nG the votes of E, A.
Fuller and Luir. Fuller his IZq.
Tho referee held that neither of
these voters were residents of tlv.)
district in which they cast their
ballots, and neither had over b3cn
residents of such district. The vote
In the district on tho face of r!.s
returns was 22 for dissolution tmd
20 against. Throwing out these
two votes resulted in a tie in Uie
district. As the vote in favor of
dissolution over the entire unio.)
diotrict was carried by bui one
ballot, this resulted in the move
for dissolution failing..
FASCIST REFORM HITS
SCHOOLS AND PROFESSORS
Rome. Italy. The enthusiasm
In the United States for American
ization, during the first few years
after the World war, now has its
counterpart in Italy in the Fas
cists' cultural program of Utiliza
tion but, whereas the American
reformers used the public schools
and universities to attain their pur
pose, the vanguard of the Fascist i
urge the abolition of the present
type of institutuns of learning.
Abolish the schools, banish the
professors; and refuse the creative
spirit o youth; such Is the creed
of ihe most advanced of the Fas
cist educational reformers, who
Insist that ."culture cannot be
taught in the schools."
GERMANY MAKES EASIER
MOVEMENTS OF TOURISTS
Berlin, Germany. New instruc
tions have been issued by the min
istry of finance to German cus
tomj officers in frontier towns to
facilitate tourist and other inter
national travel as much as possi
ble. Not enly is there abandoned
the practice which obtained dur
ing the first years after the war,
by which every traveler must leave
the railway coach with his bag
gage at thi frontier and submit to
a careful inspection of his belong
ings, but tho officers have been
tol l merely to requlro the occa
sional opening of a trunk by way
of making a test.
KIEL CANAL TRAFFIC GROWS
Berlin, Germany. Traffic
through the Kiel canal last year
hnd more than tripled since the
close of the World war and the to
tal tonnage surpassed that of
1913. In the latter year C3.3S2
vessels with a total tonnage of
10,349.;29, passed through the
canal. The number of vessels In
1918 was 15.r2y aggregating
4,720,000 tons. Last year's traffic
showed 42.373 vessels with a to
tal t innate of 13.434.1U2.
BOMB, RADIO, SHOW PLACE
San Pedro, Cal. When the U.
S. S. Guid?, coast nnd Rpodotic
nnrvoy ship pnakod In rliartlnE
the water about San Clnmentp,
Ban Nicolas and Santa Cntallna
Islands, oft southern California,
wanto to known Its ItoarlnKs In a
hurry, it throws a i'NT bomb lntu
thp soa nn.l Ictfl radio do the rosl.
Girl Starved
4 i : rry s
i 4 f S " j
Marjorle Schilltnger was placet
by Ler father, a Chicagoun, In tht
temporary custody of another man,
Anthony Neher. Neighbors charged
that he Imprisoned the girl In an
attic, with her hands In a pillory
and a wire around her neck, in
which condition she was not
allowed to eat, and could only drink
the water before her with difficulty.
Police rescued her. She U shown
just before her rescue.
FINANCE BACKER
Governor Piece is among the
first to respond to the appeal of
Chautauqua boosters in their cam
paign to bring Chautauqua back in
1920.
The govern d-s name Is down on
tho dotted line subscribing the
full quota asUcJ by the committee.
Many othe.s have responded
early to letters received yesterday
scking a wider distribution of the
responsibility In bringing chau
tail qua back.
Local friends of Chautauqua
point to the packed audiences at
every performance as evidence
that Salem likes Chautauqua and
will support it.
Others responding favorably to
the appeal of tho local committee
are: Miller Mercantile company,
E. C. Hickman, Kimball college;
A. C. Bohrnstedt, C. A. Kells,
M. C. A.,; J. B. Jarman, J. C. Pen
ney company; vest Fur company,
U. J. Lehman. Burnett Brothets,
jewelers; W. G- Walker, Skagga
store; Peerless Bakery, C. E. Wil
son, E. E. Fisho-. R. A. Harris, H
11. Vaudevort.
The formation of a commItae
of one hundred for the perpetua
tion of Chautauqua for Salem
year after year is under discussion
by the local committee. Under this
plan each committeeman will at-
siime responsibility, for $20 worth
of season tickets and no more.
buy from
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the best tea
Direct to your
tea pot with the
original planta
tion freshness.
Th Planter, Ceylon
LARGEST SALE IN
THE WORLD
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GREY'S
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fM Jack Holt, Meg
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tym BillicVafe Wk
I Zane Grey's . Mft
f lightning-swift WQ'.
tale of the final 1
clash between fg1;
civilization and 6(',
outlawry in the
6 Arizona wilds. ffv
jg Ablaze with tt!
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SB with thrills. E
LAST TIMES
TODAY
O-R-E-G-O-N
Matinee 35c
Evenings
35c and 50c
It has just been learned that
Colonel E. Hofer, publisher, edi
tor, author, lecturer and travel-;!'
of Salem, was knocked unconscious
for nearly a quarter of an hour
last week when the big sedan in
which he was riding was hit by a"
Ford on C'JUift st-iieet. Colonel
Hofer, who was riding on the rear
seat, looking at his mail, was
thrown to the side of the car, hid
head and shoulder striking the car.
To wearing a stiff straw hat tie
colonel attributes his escape from
possibly fatal injuries. As ft Jp,
it is feared that he may also have
sustained some internal injur.
However. he has been able to leave
the house tho p-.si day, or two.
BURGHDUFF IS
OUSTED FROM
WARDENSHIP
(Continued from pni?e one)
Finley in his charges against the
threo ousted officials were Game
Commissioners J. W. Muloney of
Pendleton and M. H. Bauer of Cor
vallls. These three demanded that
press representatives be excluded
from the session, but the others
would not agree to this and the
newspapermen remained. Dr. Ches
ter Moore, president of the Oregon
Sportsmen's association, demanded
an absolutely open hearing.
Moore clashed In a sensational
way with Finley, Mnloney and
Bauer and Informed them that
their action would haunt them for
the rest of their lives.
Charges Fly Fast
He accused Finley of trying to
wreck the game department which
he termed "the greatest asset of
the state." He further accused Fin
ley of doing the dirty work that
Price refused to do In framlng-up
the ouster of Burghduff. On the
other hand Finley accused Burgh
duff and Rycknian of conducting
a private fish hatchery and failing
as state officers to obtain reports
from their own enterprise. Jones
was accused ot spending money
for taking a film that was more
for commercial than sport purposes
Burghduff replied by declaring
that Governor Pierce's special In
vestigators had opened outlet gates
at the Burghduff-Rychman hatch
ery to make it apear that the
hatchery was releasing fish that it
had no legal right to hold. Jones
declared that Finley, as former
state biologist, had not left the de
partment a single film that was of
any use.
Jones assailed Judge Maloney
relative to an arrest of Jones and
Maloney's son on the Umatilla
reservation for possession of liquor,
Jones declaring that he had been
made a pawn In the case. Maloney
branded as lies newspaper stories
of his participation In a confer
ence with George L. Cleaver to
frame Burghduff on a liquor
charge.
Burghduff Scored
Another charge of Finley against
Burghduff was that he was allow-
CanadiQnPaciflc
Mountain
Resorts
Plan to spend your vacation
this year in the Canadian
Pacific Rockies, most won
derful mountain scenery in tht
world. It's a trip you'll nev
er forget - or regret!
Vk BANFF
Banff Springs Hotel and
Chateau Lake Louise are won
dorful Canadian Pacific hos
tel ries. affording the service,
comfort and luxury for
which the Canadian Pacific
is internationally-famous.
Typical metropolitan hotels
In jnirvrlous icenic w teingi, Wltb
golf, fishing, automobile tripi,
swimming, hone bock, hiking,
dincing, tennii tnd other won
derful entertainment and recrea
tion possibilities.
LAKE. LOUISE
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Canadian Pic i he officer will gladly
lurnun you with literature and
Information relative to the
Mountain Keaorti and Bungalow
Camps. Isnv Summer Exturtwn
Fam art now tfirc Uvt through the
Canadian Pacific Rockies, no
passports are required. rWora
you moke any phns at all. inves
tigate a vacation in this wonder
land!
Writ or tall for Mountain
Retort and bungalow Camp
lutratun.
Canadian
Pacific
WH Deaccn-Oen'i Afrnl -Pa.wDtpt
lug cities to pollute the streams by
dumping sewage Into them. It was
decided to ask the attorney gen
eral whether the law against pol
lution of streams can be enforced.
Burghduff was subjected to a
long and severe attack because of
his private fishing Interests In the
Mount Hood Trout company, but
replied that he had been cleared
oi any misconduct in office by an
investigation by tho Clackamas
county grand Jury at the request
of Commissioner Price. Finley
averred that no man in the state
game department should bo inter
ested in private hatcheries, and
Dr Moore countered by suggesting
that all state departments from
the governor down be Investigated
as to their connection with private
business. Burghduff said that
while he wa.i under investigation
with respect to his hatchery, some
one, representatives of the govern-'
or he believed, had listed - his
screens and allowed about 20,000
small salmon and trout to escape.
Tlfls was followed, he said, by
Qleaver's assertion, as a represen
tative of the governor, htat the fish
were Illegally held In the hatchery.
After the barnge in Burghduff's
direction had ended the guns were
trained on Ryckmnn, who was ac
cused by Bauer with neglect of his
duties, particularly with respect to
the Elk creek hatchery. Next came
Finfey's motion that the three of
fices be declared vacant, and this
motion was seconded by Bauer.
Commissioners I, N. Fleischnor
and Harold Clifford both on nosed
(the removals, but unable to pre
vail, urged their retention until the
department could be placed on Its
feet under new direction,
Jones flayed both Finley and
Maloney,
"Since Judge Maloney takes the
position ho does," said Jones, "It,
might be T.ell for the publio to
know my contact with the judge In!
a recent affair on the Umatilla,
reservation. While a guest of the
Judge's son I was arrested for pos
session of liquor, and when they
found that some leased land held
by the Judge's son might be Jeop
ardized, I was " At this point
Jones was cut off by a rap for or
der. Finley . put forward Averlll's
name as Burghduff's successor.
Clifford, unable to save Burghduff,
agreed to this appointment, though
he said he disagreed with A ver
m's Ideas for turning over state re
sources to government operation.
AverlU's election was deferred un
til the night session.
Averlll, now a resident of Pend
leton, Is a native of Curry county.
He was formerly a newspaperman
Quick
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Relief
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m drug ana enoe store
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DlScholVs
Zinopads
Is u.t one on - the pain iu gone
and at one time was elty editor of
the East Oregonlan, Later he waa
a district deputy gams warden and
later held a government position,
in predatory animal work.
Never has there been
so absorbingly human
a drama pat on the
screen 1
D.W. Griffith
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