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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE FIVE State Executives at John D.'s Home Q- LOCALS VTJ:; The first load of freight arrlv-- ed at IlrenUnn, 18 miles down the river from Salem, yesterday on the river steamer Northwest ern. A platform wae erected, und tlio cargo unloaded. Trucks were plying hack and forth between lirentann and Salem today, bring ing the load the remainder of the distance to Salem. Fred Karr, in charge of the boat, yc-iterday re ceived word from the government that the channel would ho clear na Vdv as Salem w.tlifn a week. The channel la not expected by local rivermen to be clear within that length of time, however. A government dredge and crew of men are working , n the route be tween IJrentnna, and have been working on it all spring. Dance Fri. dens. nite Crystal Gar 163 Mrs. John Wesley of Scio war in Salem this morning. Hear Whaley at Woodman hall tonight. l(iS Mrs. Ray Fish of Aurora was a Balem visitor today. Enjoy yourself at Mellow Moon pavilion Sat. nlte. 170 C. L. Jenkins of Lebanon wae In Salem on private business this morning. Dr. Marshall, osteopath, Or bid A picnic of retail clerks of Sa lem was staged at Stayton today, rnos of those who did not go to Portland going to the picnic. The Willamette grocery company act ed as host to the crowd. Want used furniture, phone 75. P. E. Gibbons, resident of "Wnodburn, was in Salem yester day. Enjoy yourself at Mellow Moon pavilion Sat. nilc. 170 Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Brown were in Salem this morning. Their home ia in Brownsville. Love, the jeweler, Salem. Mrs. Robert Sandon of Inde pendence was a Salem visitor this morning. Mrs. J. Q. Itodgcrs and Mrs. J It. Misner, both of Albany, were In Salem today. Enjoy yourself at Mellow Moon pavilion Sat. nite. 170 Tu j Portland better business bureau Is notifying all of its members by bulletin of the con vention of securities commission ers of the 11 western states that is to be held at the state capitol in Salem July 20 nnd 21, and urging their attendance. Also the bulletin calls their attention to the convention of delegates from the 11 better business bureaus of the Pacific coast, which is to h held at the Olympia hotel in Sc uttle July 17 and IS. Tf vnu waul a farm or city lonn call on C. W. I.aflar at 410 Oregon hldg. Towing motor cars used by ga ragc3 and service stations must pay a $10 annual fee, carry lia bility Insurance and meet all other requirements Imposed by the law on for hire trucks, says an opinion of Attorney General Van Winkle. Inquiry was made by the public service commission. Dance at Mellow Moon pavilion Sat. nite. 170 W. S. Parnum, owner of the tliT.w1 linn nnnrntinf hotween Medford and Jacksonville has been ordered by the public eer Yice commission to desist from dismantling that line until- a lianrln? nn tliP Issiln can DC held. A protest at the abandonment of the line has been received ny me commission from the Jacksonville chamber of commerce. Vnn tnitmiinnp. we deliver. Don't hrsitate even If the order is small. Capital Drug store. In addition to other project: previously announced, the state h irhway commission at us meev ine in Portland July 2S will open bids for the grading of 4.32 miles on the Oregon Caves highway the Itedwuod Juuct ion-Wells ranch section, and for two box culverts on the Sherman highway In Sherman county. Tf i-.ni n-mt firm or citv loan call on G. W. LaTlar at 410 Oregon hldg. J. F. negrrs hns filed action In circuit court against Effie A. Wikoff and others to collect n.oney on a note. Terwllligcr undertaker phn 721 Mm. T. R. Kay. wife of th state treasurer, returned yester day from Portland where- fihe has Hotel BjigjL AjlllSlL Portland. M Rose, A P Wilson, Robert Allison. J H Perkins, J P.intn. Mr and Mrs Chester A Drvstlnle. Mr nnd Mm II H Hrown. Miss Lu R Hrown, Mrs R Miller, R 11 Rrwfn. B J Wlrfs. P S Kms. 4 K Wood, Frank L H.iffncr. Fred O 'Wanner; J)al.a., Mr ami Mr Tom Johnson. Mrs Kteanor Per tram. Miss Orace Jtertrnm; On! 1 P.pneh, Mr and Mrs J h Harkm.in nnd children; Lyons. Hal Mieiton. Newport, Mr nnd Mrs James K King, Mrs Mary L Valentine and daughter; Wnlclport. Mrs Emrni C. Thoriwpn: Mount Vernon, Wn, Charles W Richer; Aberdeen. Har- rv n P.nird: Seattle. .1 V jtnKer K h Stephens, (leoR II Krich. Mr nnd Mrs Adam B .Miner; vn.iej CnL Mr nnd Mrs W W Morrlwev find children, Mrs P B Lynch, Kd- ward Brcslon; San I-ranrisco, Ar thur L Jamison; Twinn Falls, Ida. M F Patrick. been confined to a hospital tor three months. She wae able to make the 'trip yesterday by auto mobile and is said to be very much Improved. Dance every Fri, nite Crystal Gardens. 16S Building permits were Issued from the office of the city re corder yesterday to A. II. Schmidt for the erection of a one story dwelling at 2047 McCoy street at a cost of '$20UU; J. E. Kirk for the alteration of his home at 757 Center street, to covst $300; A. M. Moon, erection of a one story dwelling at 2025 Fairground road to cost $3000. Dance at Mellow Moon pavilion Sat. nite. 170 The fire department last night extinguished a small grass fire near the city dump. The depart ment was called out at seven o'clock. Hear Whaley at Woodman hall tonight. 108 Warden A. M. Dalrymplo today named M. W. Miller as principal keeper of the Oregon state prison to succeed C. M. Charleton, re signed. He was formerly a guard at the Washington state prison and later an engineer for the Booth-Kelly Lumber company at their Wendling plant. Wanted, ten people to pull flax. See Vick Bros., Trade and High street. l(iS Suit to quiet title to real prop erty has been instituted by Lu cretia Davenport against Ste phen J.' Schmidt For rent, five room furnished cottage with garage, at Ncskowin beach. Phone !F22. 109 The cause of the Central Pa clfic Lumber company against the Salem Lumber company hrus been cettled out of court nnd dismiss ed according to an order entered, Hear Whaley at Woodman hall tonight. ICS W. E. Thompson of route 8 re ported to police today the theft from his home last night of an nuto jack, pump and red inner tube, size 30.3 1-2. Tho theft o currod about eleven o'clock. Dance at Mellow Moon pavilion Sat. nite. 170 Leo Killian, 110 Center street. was today released from polico custody on bail of $100 after having been cited to appear July 21 at 2 p. m. to answer charges of drunkenness and driving a car while intoxicated. Killian wan arrested by Traffic Officer Ed wards Tuesday night. Wanted, loganberries for bar reling, highest cash price paid. Baker. Kelley & MarLaughlin, Inc., Phez bldg. phone 324. The annual community picnic of the Mountain View district will be held Saturday at, tho J. C Chapman Twin Oaks grove, about 3 1-2 miles west of Salem on the Orchard Heights road. A program has been arranged with baseball and other sports. An invitation has been sent out to the general public to attend. The picnic will continue all day. Mrs. J. C. Savage visited fn this city yesterday. Her home is in Waconda. J. G. Crisman of Independence was in Salem this morning. Tho government pile driver arrived at Grand Island, some 13 miles down the river from Salem, today, and the crew is expected to begin work tomorrow closing the channel on the west side of the Island. The entire flow of wa ter In the river will be sent down the east side of the island, making the river bod considerably deep er on that side, and making it dry on the west side. It is thought that when the wor!: is finished the Northwestern will be able to steam past Grand Island without difficulty. Tho last section of the water heater at the new swimming es tablishment being built by Otto Klett wis erected today. Water will he pumped from the wull through the heater and Into the swimming tank. The well Is 300 feet deep. Date of opening the tank to the public has not been definitely announced. With the mercury rrcislerinc on the streets of Salem at 2 o'clock this afternoon, it was ea timnted that it would reach r2 or 93 degrees above zero before eve ning, with the strong pofvubility that it would go higher still. Yes terday's maximum, 91 degree.-, was reached late in the afternoon. Toilay the barometer, after rising gradually all morning, began to fall rapidly at about noon, indi cating a po.ssible change in the weather if it kept falling. A 9 pound eon was born yes terday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duval of Salem. The birth occur n ' at a local hospital. The child has not been given a name ae yet. GIRL FAILS TO SWIM Cape firls-Ne?-. France, July IC (AP) Mis Lillian Harrison. Ar gentine swimmer, was forced to abandon her attempt to swim the Kn.sltah channel five mltea from Dover, on the English side. - The report wan brought by the enptnln of a French mall boat. He said conditions In the channel had become unfavorable during the day nnd that he had eeen Mhw Harrison's tog making for pnulo gne. Miss Harrison started from Cope Grif-Nez, near Boulogne at 4:30 o'clock this morning. yzrf i GOVBR.lsrOI2.S A.T During their conventloa at Bar Harbor, Mo., a group of .governors accepted an Invitation to visit thfl estate of John D. Rockefeller. Shovrn above, left to right, in the front row are: Gov Brews ter ot M&tno, Mrs. B. Leo Trinkle, Gov. Nellie Ross of Wyoming, Mrs. Browator, Mrs. Harriet Ogdou of New York and Gov. B. Lee Trinkle of Virginia. PROGRAM OF CONCERT FRIDAY ANNOUNCED Friday night's program for the concert to b given in Wuso-i Park by thfj Cherrian band was made public today by Oscar Stcel hammer, director of the band. Nearly all inembora of the organ ization are in Portland today in the Elk's band, most of them be longing to that group as well as to the Chrriaii band. Tomnivow night's program is as follows: Chicago Tribune March. .Chambers Selection fruriu Maritaua Wallace (a) lnleri:;. zzo "Itusse" Franke (b) Gavotte Fair Maiden of Se villo Czibulka Popular Numbors. Vocal solo O, B. Gingrich La Paionia. Mexicali'i P.osc. Side" tton, "Faint" Gounod A Passing Fancy. Jewell Overture" Pi 'ncces of India.. Kiag Washington Gray's March Grafulla Star Spangled Pacner. SAYS SO CALLED New York, July 16. (AP) Suggestions in recent special dis patches from Berlin that An as tasia, one of the daughters of the former ltussian czar, Is alive, arc doubted by Glen K. Botkin, once a mcurher of the czar a entourage now living here. He Is convinced that the woman who has represented herself to the former crown Princess Cecelie as grand Duchess Anastasia Is a fraud. "I received practically conclus ive evidence that Anastasia was killed," he said, "when I complet ed a personal investigation into the fate of my father, who was killed with the members of the czar's family In Ekaterinburg, Si beria, on July 17, 1918." Botkin himself was arrested with members of the royal fami ly and exiled, when the first rev olution broke out in September, 1917, to Tobolsk, in western Si beria. Later the remainder of the par ty except Botkin and his sister were taken to Ekaterinburg. When the white guards captur ed Ekaterinburg in July, 191S Botkin went there and found the entire party had been executed three days before hie arrival. SALEM MEN IN CARAVAN TO VISIT DIAMOND LAKE Roscburff, July 10 In order that the beauties of the North i-mi,.,m rmmirv may be viewed from the pnrtlnily completed rond to Diamond Inke, a c;irnnn win Ic.tvo rtnsolnns cnrly Saturday morninc fomiK.sod of Modford. Mr.rshfiold. Sulem, Portland and i. cni, Kirn for the lournev. Tho trip to Bofrua creek will be made by auto and from tlirro horses win rarry tlipm thrntiub the wild coun try to the road I'-ndiriK Into Dia mond lake. Tho trip will bo made n, cnln route of the sur veyed road and will be under the aupcrvlFion of the forestry service. ST. FAULRESIDENTFOR 63 YEARS PASSES ON St. Paul. Or.. July 16. William M. Murphv who was horn and lived the sixty years of hie life in St. Paul, died yesterday at St. Vincent's hospital In Portland af ter a major operation. Murphy was the manager of the St. Paul Sand and Gravel company. Ho was the husband of Emma Murphy, and the father of Howard P. Mur phy of Rlckford, 111., and of Fran ces ind Beatrice Murphy of St. Paul. . Funeral services will be held at the St. Paul church at ten o'clock tomorrow morning with interment in the St. Paul ceme tery. Jewelrv Store Robbed New York, July (AP)--Flve robbers today held up the Stanley Jewelry store, handcuff r., Dim mnlnvi and escaped with Jewelry valued by the pro prietor at $100,000. The robbers fled In an automobile driven ny the sixth man. " -r BAE HJVR.H.OI2. Washington, July 16 (AP) The crew of the MucMillan Arctic ship Dowdoiu Is having a difficult time repairing the broken propeller o fthe vessel nt Hopedale, Labra dor, Commander MacMitlan report ed In a radio message received by the National Georgruphic Society. It apparently was filed last night. "We are making our third at tempt to put on spare propeller," he said. "The evil spirit of the north, so familiar to tho Eskimos, has temporarily turned all of his attention to the white visitors from tho south. Unfortunately we are having tides with a rise and fall of, only four feet. To ral.se our broken propeller above- water we have shifted nil the deck load to the bow of the boat. "Even this failed to accomplish our object, therefore, tonight we placed four large empty casks un der tha stern of the Bowdoln, hop ing tliftt when the tide rises they will lift the Bowdoin at least ate inches. "With the thermometer at 70 de graes Fahrenheit and swarms of mosquitoes getting into our ears, eyes, mouths and noses, you can Imagine our difficulties in compar Ison to which pack ice, icebergs, thick fog nnd gales of wind ore u Lrifle and even looked forward to with pleasure. Our only eneour agement is that tho height of tlie tides Is Increasing, which nican.s that ultimately the job will be done. MacMillan." TIES SENT THRU MAIL AT RISK OF SENDERS IN SELLING SCHEME (Continued from rage one) signatures being taken at time or delivery. As regards the fine points of the case lawyer are lor the most Par reluctant to give out a curbs.'one opinion. Most of them state that if tho Individual receiving th'. package .'mew what was in it be fore opening it, and opened it in full knowledge that he was cx peqted to pay for it, and buIjs-i fluently worn the ties, ho would be bound by law to pay a reason able price for the merchandise, al- tuougu not necessarily the exact price aeksd by the dealers, .'n legal parlance, delivery of th ties would amount to an offer and accptanco ann use of them would amount to acceptance of tho of fer, which would create a contract between thi two parties. But conslder.-rhK- doubt Is ex pressed as to whether the law W'juld uiihold the dealers in a uur to collect for the ties when teir recipient did not know what they were, or under what condition1: they were pent r.ntil after ha h-td opened tho package. If, after leirn ing everything, he wore the tlrs he might tlieo-c'.ically he forced lo pay for them. If, however, he did not wear them, but put them aside without n turning them, it ia said wili ;:)mnt cer(;iin convic tion that li3 roTito not be require I to pay for I hem or to send Ui-j':i hark. One lo-'al recti.ient of a package has sent wo"d to tho company that the tlej sent him ".-re on the table right here In my house. IT you want them come nnd gor thom." lie has received no cal'cri fi yet. SALESMAN PLAYS G000 SAMARITAN TO COLT Klamath Falls, Or., July IC- A two day oM colt, dwortcd by Its motlior and half famished was trlven a 10 milo rldn In a nmnll coune to water and elieltor by O. E. Marshall, Portland traveling man. Th Portland man. who arrived hero yesterday, told of tho Inci dent, lie saw Ilia baby rolt by the dusty roadnido while driving be Iween Burne and Lakevlew. He stopped to give It water, but the animal ra sueh a pitiful night he picked It up bodily and plared It In hl coupe. The leg of the animal hung from tho opened window. For 10 mllwi fnmhll drove hta Btrange passenger over the roii(rh road until he reached farmhouse. There a farmer wo man gave the colt shelter and was feeding It warm milk when ihe traveling man motored on ward. i 4 ' . - .. - M f' MlAXN3E vr-. POLICE BUY ROPE FOR FIRE LINE PURPOSES Police today purchased 250 feet of rope which is to be used to pre vent traffic congestion at the scene of future fires. Automobiles are henceforth to be required to he parked at least a block away from fires and streets loading to the fires will be roped off to aid traf fic direction. The need of traffic restriction at fires was forcibly brought to the attention of tho police commission Sunday nlf-'ht when hundreds of machine blocked streets in the neighborhood of the Cherry City mill f i re. S i ee t a t ora will n ot be required to keep the Mine distance from the blazo as the cars, but In terference by the crowd in the work of tho fire department will result in a hosing of tho.se responsible fjr the interference, it was said. RUMANIAN MINISTER TO U.S. IS CALLED HOME Washington, July IC (AP) Prince Bibesco, Rumanian minis ter has been Instructed by his gov ernment to return to Bucharest to discuss the Rumanian-American debt situation. MEOFORD MAN, INJURED, ON ROAD TO RECOVERY S.'inta Barbara, Cal., July 1G- X. M. Willettfl of Medford, Or., who was badly Injured by the explosion of a cleaning fluid In Santa Marin yesterday la reported to be recov ering. While badly burned, Willett.s la reported to havo passed a good night and the doctors predict early recovery. HOOT'S WIFE LOSES GEMS Pontile, Wah.. July IC Mrs. Hoot Gibson, wife ot tho motion picture actor, reported to tho po lice today that he had been rob bed nt her hotel hero last night of jewels valued by her at $2000. She eald sho belloved the gcniH were stolon while she- waa absent from her rooms. Mra. Gibson re cently arrived here after a tour of Canada with her husband who preceded her to Hollywood. 16 INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT Cardiff, Wales, July 16 (AP) Sixteen men were injured today In a fight between striking miners and police at a rock colliery at Glynneath. Five thousand strikers surround cd tho pits where seven hundred miners it till stuck to their work. One hundred police were railed to disperse them and the clash en sued. After the trouble, the remain ing miners quit and tho colliery wag closed. KLAMATH ATTORNEY QUITS Walla Walla, Wash., July 11. (A. P.) William (ianong, district attorney of Klamaih county, Ore gon, who is confined at the veter ans hospital h'TP, confirmed today a report from Klamath Falls that he had resigned. Ills resignation is tl'fectivc August 1. Ho said he hud mado no recommendation as to a successor. ALKALI WORKERS DIE V,.,f..,n T.':.1U ?l V .llllv Id. (A..) Three employes of the Maihieson alkali company are nn,1 tM-rt nlhr.ro In a snrirltlfl condition in e hospital here todav, as a result ot lining overcome n f..m.wi rhll nnlinir thn Interior of a tank car with a rubberised soliUlon. Medford SwHicni Medford, July 16 Yesterday was the hottest day this month In Med ford when the mercury reached 103, and the minimum of 69 early thin morning mnkes a nw high record probable. Knrly thU morn ing there was brief howr which laid the dust and lowered the tem perature, and while the prediction for today Is warmer, the local weather bureau believe that clouds and haze will keep tho maximum down below that of yesterday. Yesterday's Krore Ioa AnKelea 4; Portland 1. Hacramonto 1J; Oakland (, Ran I'ranctaeo ; Seattle. 11, Bill Lake 1; Vernon 7. Swampscott, Mass., July 16. (AP) President Coolidge is op timistic over the present outlook for business. - He Is keeping a close watch on business conditions und in a con ference today with Charles D. Hi lies, republican national com mitteeman from New York, ex pressed his satisfaction with the situation. The president is receiv ing reports on business conditions as well as government affairs at his summer home here. Mr. Hi!- les also gave an enthusiastic re port on the business outlook in the east. Mr. llilles, who is mentioned as a possible successor to Secretary Weeks, should the latter feel un- ablo to return to his post from his sick bed in the fall, said he did not discuss politics. Referring to reports that he was a possible candidate for gov ernor of New York, Mr. Hil'es said he could not decline a posi tion which has not heen offered to him. BRYAN MAKES FIRST ARGUMENT IN TRIAL OF EVOLUTION CASE (Continued from page one) fine whit was meant by the first part of the statute." . "If the teacher taught that man man was a descendant of any low er form of lifo he violated the statute and wo have the confes sion of th.; defendant that ho knew that he was violating the law." The sp-i'icr recalled the testi mony o Walter White und F. E Itobinsoii intended to show that Scopes did now what the lav meant and reali.d that bo was violating it- CASE TO NAME EXPERT San Francisco, July 16 (AP) Dorothy Klliugsoirs trial of August 11, on a charge of murdering her mother, Mrs. Anna Kllingson, may be turned Into the first test of n new law permitting a Judge to name his own alienists In a crim inal case. Tho law, effective July 24, au thorizes the appointment of one or more experts to examine the de fendant's sanity and testify as witnesses in the court. Such action is taken by Judge Harold Louder- back the constitutionality of the statute might be attacked, counsel for both eides said. RANGERS REPORT RAIN IN CASCADE FORESTS Bond. Ore., July 16. Lookouts tur uic nmonal luresl-ry sovvico report Intern'.ll tant showers north west and mtlie.st of this city to day. No iirrhthine; accompanied the rain at.d no further forest liros are reported. Tho l-oli'mt at Wnck Unite northwest of I! Mid reported a rain fall lnstim; 15 minutes, the Paul ina peak rtpnricd intennitfaiil rr.ina thr:ui;'iout the nmrhlmr Tho thcrmo:nehr today registered !.,. hutnl.'fty tvlstorlnc; .'1.1. BE CAREFUL . Weines reported a collision with a car driven by Ben Kentel berg of 1575 North Twelfth street The accident occurred on South Commercial street. No damage to either ear was reported. Died SPKNCKK At tho residence or hiff sister in law on foulh Nine teenth street on July 16, John W. Spencer, age 70 yarn. He Ia mirvlvcd by one niece living in Minncfipnlitt, Minn., and nephew. Hev. J. C. Spencer of Portland. The remalno nro in caro of tho Terwllligcr funeral home. Funeral annotincernen tc will be madp later. ; At the THEATRES TODAY i OREGON Betty Compson, Theodore Kosloff in "New Live for Old" GRAND "The Cloud Rider" with Al Wilson, Virginia Lee Corbin, Woodry & Woodry Fays Cash for Furniture Phone 75 WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and BAYER ASPIRIN Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Aspirin Is ibe trade mark of Burur Manufacture ot Uoooacctlcacldeglcr of Sallcyllcacld QcLk&$ jyami lv . cyvteoaoK, Bungalow vacation Health and happiness in the great out-of-doors; days of wonderful activity; eights of cool splendor under a roof of stars-hemmed in by the marvelous Canadian Pacific Rockies. The Canadian Paci6c Bungalow Camps hold just tho appeal for you this summer-five distinctively different Camps, each rich in entertainment possibilities. At Emerald Lake Lake Wapta Yoho Valley Lake Windermere Lake CHara you will find hiking, fishing, horseback, swimming, golf, evening dances, won derful automobile trips. And. best of all Is that informal, "old-doilies" atmos phere, Canadian Pacific comfort, iccoraodtv Uons and cuisine throughout; rates are most moderate Write or call for littra-Sure. W.H. Dcaccn GenlAnaU S5TMrd Si MullnomahllolelBidg. Portland kjarawaajaaftwiranif mm tm&M V;-. .'vs A Mark of Good Business I'latiiciilly all business in the country ia run on credit. It is a mark of Rood business to borrow when by so doing you can place yourself in a better position to increase tho scoc of your activities nnd add to your income. Fulfilling the needs of those who require money for such purposes, Hawkins & Hoberts have lonif assisted in the financial growth of inddividuals, local business concerns and Willamette Valley farms. Wc arc able lo make any size loan ami at an extremely low interest cost. . Bonos and r- ' y Invcstmcnts HAWKINS ft INSIST 1 Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. ITiuuly "Ilayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. u r Pass'rDevl 2nd Floor. Oreoon Bloci , Salem; PR iw nit e nfi R ODERTS I Ni ,f Orc