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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1925)
FRIDAY, JULY 17 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,' SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE JO AMEND RULES OF Sun Frandsco. July 17. Ths California Athletic commission has decided Lo amend the Marquis of Quceiiiibury rales to the extent of allowing a vioxer knocked ont of the riiif," 20 seconds instead of 10 to ci awl back "through The ropes and resume a fighting post ure. Commissioner JJanloh explained to newsp.ip'iimen neve: "In som.-j cases It would be im possible for a boxer knocked rut of the ring to get back within ton seconds. If be is still physically able to continue it does not seem fair to ruin him s knocked out. Twenty seconds will allow him sufficient time." A curreatly msvoric instance was when Jack Dempsey was knocked into the press stand by Louis Firpo. But Jack managed to climb back within ten seconds and to retain enough stamina to knock out Firpo the next round. Air. Hanlon also announced that the commission had determined to do away with "Stalling" in Cali fornia fights. "I shall instruct the referees," he said, "to notify the fighters that prolonged clinching will 'lot be sanctioned. If boxers fail to heed the warning referee may In his descretion throw them out an 1 declare it no contest. Further more, if, in the referee's Judgment fighters hive been deliberately atalling, ho will recommend thai their purses be held up, and we will conduct an investigation." missing woman back; strange tale puzzles Calexico, Cal., July 17 (AP) Murder theories built upon the strange disappearance last Monday of Mrs, Virginia Cookson, Orange county farmerette and occasional writer of fiction, collapsed late lost night with the, appearance at police headquarters here of the missing woman herself. Between hysterical sobs the wo man told officers she had been kid napped by three men tn a big aut6 mobile who crowded her small coupe to the edge of tho road in Orange county prk and dragged her out of it. aho said her cap tors bound her and carried her away to an underground apart ment from which she was able to escape unharmed with the assist ance of a Chinese boy whose friendship she won by praising his cooking and who smuggled her out In a basket. Police admit themselves mystified. MILLION DOLLAR SIGN CORPORATION FORMED Los Angeles, Cal., July 17 An nouncement was made today of the launching of the one million dol lar electrical products corporation, with principal factory and offices here and branch factories and of fices in San Francisco, Seattle and Denver. The corporation which was form ed through the consolidation of the electric products corporation, tho Claude Neon Lights and financial interests in Los Angeles, will manu facture and install electrical signs, utilizing a new process of illum ination developed from the liqui dation of rare gases extracted from the air. DAVIS CONFER Swampscott, Mass., July 17 (AP) President Coolidgo arrang ed his schedule today to enable to confer with Secretary Davis of the labor department before motoring to Camp Devens to review the JGth national guard division. The secretary came to Swamp scott i j go over departmental mat ters and to discuss the labor situa tion generally with the executive before sailing Saturday for Eu rope. Significance was given to his visit by the possibility of a deadlock between anthracite operators and miners over a new wage scale, with suspension of operations in the hard coal fields resulting, and it was considered likely that Mr. Davis would give a comprehensive report on the situation and his opinion as to what should bo done n event of a tie up. WOOD IS OPPOSED TO PUBLIC OWNERSHIP Manila, July 17. (A.P.) Gov ernor Gene-sl Leonard Wood told the Philipu.-ue legislature yester day that tiie government should transi er o private enterprise all railroad, mines and agricultural enterprises now under its control. Another outstanding feature of the governor general's annual message was the possibility of tho government Going on a cash basis due to tho increase in revenues in 1924. Governor Wood said, the Fillp- pinos are a generally happy aud ontented people living under steadily improving conditio is. 'While ther) have been no serious disturbance there have been some indications of local unrest which affected public order, ho said. "None of then had the character of organized resistance to authority and they wero due generally to the action of mis guided people following fanatical leaders." IN DAMAGE CASE F. B. Thielsen was relieved of any liability for damages in a ver- diet rendered by a Jury in circuit court in the case brought against him by Hazel DeLaney as admlnis tratrlx of the estate of Ralph Flint. The action was for $7000, young Flint having been killed when his bicycle was struck down by Thielsen's automobile. Evidence Introduced by Thielsen showed tliat Flint's bicycle zigzagging when emerging from Miller street onto High street, where the accident occurred. In his instructions to the jury Judge Kel ly advised them that if they found negligence on the part of the de fendant Thielsen must be absolved from blame, or if there was negli gence on the part of both that the verdict must be for the defendant, as in that case the law leaves the two just where it finds them. E PLANS SHAPING Officials of tha Salem Senator ball club are working hard lo make the benefit dance at the Crystal Gardens tomorrow night ft huge sucitss. The club is now nearly 200 dollars in tho hole and they are in hopes of maliin such a success that they will he able to pul; themselves out -f the hole "Frisco" Edwards, manager of the Senators urges ail of the base ball fans lo support the dance so that the club may get back on Its feet again And win enough money to have a little left over to start up next year. The club has secured the serv ices of tho BHss Novelty Orches tra for the dnnee. The orchestra is one of the best that can be ob tained in or around this vicinity. Most of tnj dance lovers are woll acquainted wrih this orchestra as they have luen playing here twice a week at the regular dances at the Crystal gardens. WOMAN WEAK AND NERVOUS From the Green Mountain State of Vermont, Mrs. L. A. Gunmann of Union Village writes: "I was weak, nervous, all run down, and could not walk across the floor without resting, but Lydia E Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound restored my health so I am now working nine hours a day. I wisa all sick nnd suffering women would try it," After three gener ations of marvelouB success Lydia E. Pinkham e Vegetable Com pound is considered the most de pendable remedy for female Ills Adv. 3 STARTS TODAY I 1 ZjF The Screens' New Standard of IVy Comparison I Dean of Motion Picture Art 3 Presents WiJsPiill """" I lnwl irorai I Today j llUlli D. W. Griffith baa again upsot all precedents. Saturday S The genius who pioneered big pictures with fcyiuuiuajr f "The nirth of a Nation" Is still blazing trails j for others to follow. "Isn't Life Wonderful?" 4 Is revolutionary epic the picture of tomor- "i row significant and wonderful as life Itself. "DofVia STLfp. "He who does not see 'Isn't Life Wonderful?' ' JraoHB Is missing more than half the wonders of hie -NT auto Donald jl I) Matinee 25o and 35c Even- fcS 3 JL. inff 35o and 60c . pK Chil(lren 100 AT POPULAR PRICES PENDLETON SWELTERS WITH MERCURY AT 98 Pendleton, July 17 Pendleton sweltered yesterday us she has not sweltered yet this year. The offi cial maximum temperature was 98, but because of the humidity it was pronounced the warmest day of the year by many residents. After an unusually hot night, early morning conditions promised a high er re.idiag of the thermometer to dny. The ho,, spell hns continued without a break for over ten days and warm nights have been part of the current heat wave. KEARNS RILED AT CHIP'S ACTION Los Angeles, Cal., July 17 Jack Dempsey's reported intention of making Jack Kearns his manager emeritus does not sit well with the man who helped hoist him onto the heavyweight throne, and Kearns doesn't mind admitting it. Commenting last night on the champion'a announcement that he would henceforth handle his own boxing business, Kearns stuck out his Jaw and said: "Fifty per cent of Jack Demp sey's heavyweight championship title Is mine and as long as our contract endures, he will make no matches without my okey. He can go ahead and sign for all the matches he wants to with Tex Rlckard ana Floyd Fltzeimmons Woman Surprises Friends "After a spell of typhoid fever 7 years, ago I began to suffer from indigestion and gas In my stomach and colic attacks. This gradually became so bad that my doctor advised an operation for gall etonee. A friend advised me to try Mayr'e Wonderful Remedy which I did with splendid results. 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