Capital journal., July 18, 1925, Image 3

SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925
.THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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NCER VIS
DISCOVERERS
GUARD SECRET
London, July IS. (AP) The
immense popular Interest In the
ennrvr virus iis-wovery haa led
pvernl nltempta lo inilneo Dr
William B. Oyo nml Dr. .1. 13. Bar
nard to add to their public state
ments, especially with reference
to the hearing: their research.
mav have on other dleeatuti.
The two scientists have not. re
Iiltjeil to talk lnit have been
tremely cautious, reveallnc noth
ing Important and dealing only
111 general terms with the results
ot their la'iors. Dr. Clye told on
Interviewer that the work done
thus far was only a basis
which to etart but that it had
opened Lis possibilities.
"This class of research," he
said, "lias reached a stage when
It Is lugger than a one man job.
We have data which will make
teamwork possible in future ex
periments."
IIo added that he was In pos
cession of a maea of Information
which he would submit to com
petent critlca.
home or tho newspapers say
they are experimenting in vacci
nation against cancer, and the
Daily Sketch says they have pre
pared vaccines from virus which
bad been used to Innocuiate nii;e
ith the result that the animals
become immune from cancer.
Neither Dr. Gye nor Dr. Bernard
faas aald anything confirmatory of
tills.
CHILDHOOD INCIDENTS HELD
INFLUENCE OH MATURE LIFE
London, Eng.- Tho nsyehologi
cul origin of vegetarianism often
unconsciously tnketj nince during
childhood, it was explained re
cently by Dr. L.avld Forsyth, a
physician of note and former p res
idual of tho P;iycho-NeurologJcai
society in a lecture on "Diet and
Psychology.
Illustrating how certain inci
dents takn root in a child's mind
and shov.'ed thomselvee in adult
life with regar-l to taking food
Dr. Forsyth took as an example a
child, who at an early age, had
been frightened by a large collie
dog. The dos ran after the child
am1 barked and the child quite
naturally though the animal wa
Ruing to kill an eat him. After
that ho Had a mormd tear or Kin
1n(T anything and refuehed flesh
of all kind that had to be hilled
before it could be eaten.
LONDON COPS NOW USE
LENGTHY SLEEVE GLOVES
London, Eng. London traffic
policemen having adopted long
white sleeve gloves bo ns to make
their hand and arm signals moro
visible- to pedestrians and drivers
of vehicles have been dubbea
'white wings."
As ah experiment the "white
wings" hnv been placed at con
gested street crossings near the
house of parliament and othy
busy corners and for the first week
or two attracted much attention.
Jn r.everal instances such crowds
assembled to watch the policemen
wave their "vfnss" that extra po
licemen had to no rnllrd to Bhoo
the spectators on their way so
that traffic could again now
through tla normal channle.
PLAN HUGEWALM JAPAN
Tokyo The plan for a deep
waterway cnnnl hptween Tokyo and
Yokohama Is to bo revived, accord
Ing to the Japan Advertiser, which
etatrs that the authorities of the
department of home affairs are
drafting a bill for presentation to
the Diet at it rirxt session for the
appropriation of 20.000.000 yen to
bo uped in completing the project.
It fa expected the work will require
about four years.
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Colonel anil Mrs, Edwin 3 Onnsby, ol Los Angeles, in celebrating their S3 years ot married life.
LEGION DEFEATS
HMEH8D
The American Legion nine of the
Twilight league an the final game
of the season from the Oregon na
tional guard last night by a acore
of 8 to 0. The guardsmen never
had a look in, the game being the
Legion's from the start. Both sides
played loose ball. The captain of
the team and another one of their
star players were out of the lineup
which handicapped the guardsmen
to a certain extent.
It was definitely decided at
meeting of the managers yester
day afternoon to have the play-off
of the two pinsfl tied for second
place on Muiutay evening on the
Oxford park diamond, Tho Bank
ers and the Knights of Columbus
re not tied for second place hon
ors and the right to meet the Le
glon In the three game champion
ship series. - The game promises to
be the best of the season. Both
teams are about evenly matched
with both teams' star twirlers
working hard for the game. Bloom
enberg will more than likely be
on the mound for the Bankers and
Heenan for the Knighla
The batteries for the game last
night follows:
Legion Hooker and Pearmlne
Guards Lanftc and Schults.
ARTIFICIAL WELLS TO
KEEP UP MINNEHAHA
Minneapolis, Minn. Fictnrcsnr.e
Minnehaha falls, immortalized by
Menry Wadsnorth Longfellow a nil
known throughout the country as
a park showplace associated with
mucb Indiaa lore, will be saved
from virtual drouth and preserved
by artificial means, undertaken by
the local board 01 park commu-
i oners.
Due to an abnormal deficiency
in precipitation in recent yearn,
Minnehaha .ireei; which supplies
the waterfall, has suffered such a
decreased flow, as to make it im-
Eot;slhle lo sustain the falls, it
was explained by Theodore Wirth.
superintendent of the local pfl"k
board j
As a remedy, toe park board his!
begun a project of supply the
water throigh the drilling or
wella. An 300-foet well is being
unk in Minnehaha creek, Stipsr-
Intendcnt Wirth said, and it te
hoped to strike a flowing well,
but failing in this, pumps will be
nstalled. Should one well he In
sufficient, several others will be
sunk.
SOOBPli
NS INVADE
HOUSES IN MEXICO
Durango, Mexico. Five thous
and children attended & special
mass In the cathedral here recent
ly, when prayers were offered for
a ceBeatSon of the plague of scor
pions which haa Invaded this dis
trict. From the thcrsands of dead In
sects which have been brought lu
to the municipal authorities at
tempts are be in; made to produce
a scrum against the poisonous
sting of the haJry crature. Ten
thousand live scorpions have been
shipped to the federal department
of health.
BROOKLYN BRIDGE
EARNSBIG PROFITS
New York Brooklyn bridge is a
shrewd landlord. Its eye to ad
vancing values of business prop
erty la shown by tho announce
ment that It will increase its rents
some 25 per cent as present leases
expire. Commissioner Mills of the
department of plant and structures
as its fiscal agent, started the
boost recently when he raised the
first two tenants from $8000 to
$10,000 a, year.
GIFFORD QUITS
AS KLAN DRAGON
Portland, July 18. Fred L.
Gifiord, for the last three years
head of the Ku Klux Kian is Ore
gon, has resigned as grand drag
on, the resignation taking effect
July 15. Ben H. Sullivan of At
lanta, Ga., arrived in Portland
several days ago and has taken
charge of the office of grand
dragon temporarily. Announce
ment of Mr. Gilford's resignation
has been expected for the last six
months, as h has been getting
his affaire in shape to relinquish
the office.
44,000 BOLTS EVERT BAY
London Scarcely a second pass
es, year in and year out, winter
and summer, when there are not
at least IJ9 lightning flashes some
where in the world, according to
the recently issued Blue Book of
the meteorological office of the
British government.
During & year, says the book,
ths world experiences 16.e09.000
thunder storms, or &n average of
44,000 a day.
rv FU
MRS. FISKE
THOMAS A. WISE
I LOTUS ROSB
KENNETH THOMSON
FRED ERIC
GEORGE TAWDE
One Night
Saturday
July 25
SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENT of (he SEASON
Cfcufiuy ((( UIm leu tkwM A. Witt
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
JAMES T. POWERS
JEAN FORD
MARIE CARROLL
GERALD ROGERS
HERBERT BELLMORE1
Have combined for a tour of ths United States thia aeaaon In
commemoration of tha 150th anniraraarr of the orifinaj
prod action of
HERE'S OUR
NEW SHOW
Starting
Sunday
(Tomorrow)
A Clash of Emotions 'Mid s
Pageant of Colorful luxory
The glitter of the stage, the
stimptuousness of elegant 10
ciety, the danger and hardship
in wildest South America
these from the wonderful back
grounds for a mighty love that
finds its stirring climax in
''His Supreme Moment.'
last Times Tonight
D W Griffith's
Masterpiece
"Isn't Life
Wonderful"
With Carol Bempster
"T
Bf RICHARD BRI5SI.EI SIIEKIOAJt
APPEARING. UNOEP. THE MANAGEMENT OP
Oooro c. Trter end Hush For
UNDOUBTEDLY THIS IS A. COMBINATION OF THE
MOST DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF THE
COUNTRY, WHO ARE PRESENTED IN A COMEDY THAT
HAS CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A
CENTURY AND A HALF. AMERICA MAY NOT AGAIN
WITNESS SUCH AN ILLUSTRIOUS AGGREGATION IN
MANY YEARS TO COME.
Order by Mail NOW Send check or money order and self
addressed stamped envelope. Prices: lower floor $3.30;
Balkony $2.75 and $2.20; Boxes $2.20; Gallery (not re
served) $1.10, including tax.
J
1115 supreme momeiu. ij cj
1 Spyff I JwM ' Boiald Colir.nn
' "L 3itt Ikitional Picture nd j
CtjTL Blanche Sweet ?
! From the Sovel by MAY EBO1HT0H
COOLWMM
CALL ON HOOVER
SwampeeoU, Mass., July IS.
AP) Having 4keU9ticd wltH
Secretary Davie ihs po5sIbHHy o
a tie up in the anthracite coal in
dustry, due to a deadlock of s
flew wage scale, Pr&idein CooJ
J3ge went ahead wiih plans for
conferences here with oilier cah
inel officials.
It Is regarded as certain that
Secretary Hoover will be sum
moned to White Court if the an
thracite situation becomes more
threatening.
Mr. Hoover is sow on the Ta
elfic coast.
Inasmuch as Secretary Davie
has sailed for Europe mid will be
out of the country untii !ate in
August the commerce department
head, on account of hie ciose con
tact with the situation, natnraJiy
is one to whom the president will
turn for advice.
Secretary Davie, before leaving
New York for Europe, eald he
thought that the operators and
miners woaid come to an agree
ment before September J.
PBISON TO BE HOME flFII
Revel Tiie old prison tower, re
ferred to in popular parlance as
,4Bg Margarete' and eed as &
state prison under former Russian
governments, 1b to be converted
into a hosic for artists. It will
have a number ot studios and exhi
bition rtmma and living carters
for a number of Bsthonlan paint
ers and sculptors.
Today
mtt nitf, nit oem
Grand Orchestra
COMEDY NEWS
GRAND
AGE OVERESTIMATED;
' JAP COMMITS SOICIOE
Tokto, Japan. Because fe was
actually eey 89 years old. and
not 81 years, at? reported la the
Uxt of those to whom eilver chjis
are to be presenten m commemora
tion of the silver redding ceiebra
Uon ot ths emperor and fmpress
Kliuaku Tajiina of Imojuhnmnra,
SsUunia killed himself in the Ira
dtional harnklrl way.
The old man's body, with stom
ach ripped open was found is his
room with a letter explalsg that
ho could sot accept the Imperial
cup under the circumstances, and
did not wish to refuse it because
such action would necessitate ex
planation aBd brSr.g some cub into
disgrace for making a mistake.
Dcnth offered the onb way out.
3LIGH
TODAY
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Well Traveled Paths
Every day there are well traveJed paths leading from
stores and other business places, homes and farms
located near Salem to the United States National
Those living some distance from town make their
deposits and withdrawals by mail, thus showing that
here are the financial and banking headquarters for the
many who desire the kind of service this institution
affords. Could you not profitably be one of themf We
believe so.
United States
National Bank
Salem. Oregon
WILLYS. OVERLAND '.FINE ' MOTOR CARS
ILLYS - ICM1GMT
nFINE MOTOR CARS
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iMean ISlpthing to "This Qreat Car
now equipped with the LanchestercBalancer
Mileage that usually means the end
of satisfactory service to many cars
only serves to prove to the owner
of a Willys-Knight that the motor
improves with use.
There are great numbers of users
of Willys-Knight cars who have
driven fai excess of 50,000 miles
without expense for motor repairs.
The WillyS'Knicht sleeve-valve
engine has no carbon troubles. It
never needs valve 'grinding. All
moving parts in this engine slide
or rotate with none or the con
cussion of metal pounding on metal
as in poppet-valve engines. That
why youli never wear it out!
Another great reason for the Willys
Knight's popularity is its freedom
from vibration thanks to this car
having exclusive United States
rights to the celebrated Lanchester
Balancer.
Fouf-cfHnder model from $1295 to $1695. Six-cyiimlcr srKxlel from $1845 to $2491
Ail oricet L is. Ix Toledo. We reserve the riylit to change prices and specifications without notice
VICK BROS.
High Street at Trade
Salem, Oregon