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vfHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925
Local boy scouts who were spend
frig the first period nt Camp Ca
casan will arrive In Salem at about
B o'clock this afternoon. A few of
the scouts arrived yesterday,
brought back from camp In coin
any with Harold Ware, boy scout
executive, who returned yesterday.
Tho eecond period will begin
Immediately. Some 30 boy scouts,
most of them from Salem, will
comprise the necond period. A few
Who participated In tho first period
will remain over for the second.
There were 45 boys, from Salem,
Corvallls and McMlnnviile, in the
Hirst section. The second section
Will contain a few from Corvnllis
In addition to those from Salem.
Sunday, August 2, has been de.sig
Dated oa visitors' day. Last Sun
day wag visitors day for the first
icctlon, and there were about 45
persons, principally parents, who
visited the camp.
A court cf honor Is held at the
close of each period. Tho court for
Hie first period was hold yester
day. Scoutfl appointed to second
class were Kenneth Jlirams, Per
ry Andrews, Virgil DeVoe and liar
Old Brown. Appointed first claws
were Robert McLaughlin, Mart
Brlggs, Robert Necdhnm, Leon
Perry and Ralph Purvine. Robert
Ncedham was awarded merit
badges in swimming and In life
saving, Gerald Held was given a
morit badge In first aid to animals.
Tho scouts wero kept busy
throughout the time of encamp
ment. Their activities Included a
hike to a nearby ranger station
end the Inspection of equipment
In ere.
C. F. Glese, head of the local boy
acout organization, went to Camp
Cascasan this morning to bring
the boys home.
6E0L0GIGAL SURVEY FOR
BEND TO BE COMPLETED
Rhea Luper, state engineer, to
day signed a contract entered Into
between tho stato and the United
Btatcs geologic survey for comple
tion of the topographic survey of
the Bend quJTdrangle. The expense
Will be $5000, divided equally be
tween the utate and tho govern
ment. A contract will be signed
hortly for completion of the Hood
River quadrangle at a cost of 92800
The city of Hood River will con
tribute $800, the ntato $600 and
the government $1400. Ultimately
the whole state will be surveyed
and mapped.
CHARLESTOWN EXHIBIT
HAS UNIQUE FEATURES
Chnrlratnn. S. C. A collection
of rt.ro old silverware, comprising
ft number of priceless family heir
looms, has been engaging (he at
tention of Chnrleatonians who Are
aid to bo Interested normally In
mattora antique, especially when
connected with their historic city.
Notnblo among the articles in
the collection, lent by a number
of tho old 'amnion, Is a silver cof
fee urn BftU to have belonged to
Oliver Cromwell. The urn, which
Is dated 1653, Is now in the pos
session of tho I'insknoy family.
TRAINING SCHOOL CLOSES
Independence, Or., July 25.
Tho summer training scnooi urn
tloscd Krlday after a five weeks
session. Wednesday evening lh
dramatic clar.8 of Ihe seventh anil
eighth grodm, under tho direction
if 117 A nnrnnin nil t On tlir
play, "The i'lg rrlnce," at he
school house. It was well niienu
ed. Thursday morning tho school
gave tho closing picnic nna muni
finished tho term. The nltcnd
nce has been good this year.
newTncorporations
Tho following articles of Inror
porntion were filed yesterday
with tho stato corporation e
nnrtment:
Morelock Auto company, l.n
flrande: Incorporators, J.
Morclork, Mary Mnrelock, J. K
Vorelork, Eileen Morclork; cap
ital (TiOOO.
M. O. Keydcl company, Tort
land; Incorporators, II. C. Seydel
J. P. Maglnnio, J. O. llailry; cap
Ital 125,000; contracting.
Freemon'8 Pure Koncl store. Inc
Portland; Incorporators. Henry
rrecman, C. A. Law, Allan ny
lon; capital (25,000.
California Oregon Stages, Inc.,
Klamath Falls; Incorporators,, O.
I. Rerkard, N. M. Iteckard, W. C.
Van Kmon; capital $10,000.
Notice of an Increase In capi
ta! from 125,000 to $100,000 was
filed by the Arrow Tug & IJarge
company of Astoria.
Notice of dissolution was filed
by tho First National Hank Iluild
Jng company of Toledo, Or.
Notice of dissolution was filed
by tho Hawthorne estate of Tort-laud.
Barred from Scopes Trial
REPORT GERMAN SMOKING
Berlin Statistics compiled by
the Tobacco Dealers' awoelatlon
how that during the 1aM year
Gerninna moked (,500, 000.000 ci
rara and 25.000,000,000 cigarette
Theee cost the amokera a total of
$186,000,000.
CAT MOTHERSJABY FOXES
Beat lie Snowball, ft cat owned
ky O. H. Jensen, of the silver koi
farm near Tacoma, I playing the
rl of mother to two baby foie.
When tho mother of tho foiea
hod ft lack of maternal Interest
nd left them. Snowball adopted
the twlnj with ood ouoceea.
Every branch of science was represented by those scientists who wore In Dayton, Tcnn, to testify
In behalf of Prof. John T. Scopes, but a Judicial ruling prevented their testimony boing written Into tho
records. Front row, left to right, they are: Wilbur Nelson, Nashville; Fay Cooper Cole, Chicago; W. C,
Curtis, Columbus, Miss.; II. II. Nowman, Chicago: J. O. Unman, New Brunswick. Second row. Judge John
Q. Noal, Dayton, Tonn.j Mnynard Motcalf, Ilaltlmoro; Charles F, Potter, New York: W. L. Maclaskey,
Chicago: W. A. Kcpuor, University of Virginia; Arthur O. Hays, Now York; J. N. Wlioelock, Chattanooga.
Back row, B Holdeman, Juiiues, Kansas; Ucorge W. Itapployea, Dayton; Frank Flono and Watson. Davis,
of Washington.
Salem Is Considered
As Possible Site For
Mennonite College
Reports circulating in Salem for
tho past eeveral daya point to the
possibility of a new Mennonite
icq demy and liiljlo ui'hool to he
ctiUibliHlicd In tho Willamette val
ley. H It) known that leaders in
national MeiMionuo circles arc
Rerlously considering the est ah-
llahmeiit of a school on the Pacific
slope, nono existing on the coast
at the present time. It iu further
known that the Willamette valley
is considered as a posnlble loca
tion, along with other Bccttons of
the coast.
Dallas and Salem aro both prom
inently mentioned as pomlbllltiOB
for tho location of tho flchool, pro
vided it is built in Oregon.
Local Mennonltcs, when Inter
viewed on the question, admit
Lhat investigations aro being
made and express tho hope that
Salem may be chosen aa the loca
tion of the proposed school. No
decision will bo reached for a
number of montliH, they nlate.
Ono posHiblo site mentioned for
the school, ehouui LSalem bo se
lected, la a section of property ad
joining tho Deaconess hospital on
South Winter, near Mission street.
rhe idea would bo to have the
building face north, looking di
rectly up Winter street, with the
prevent hospital building to Ms
left.
Tho property mentioned belongs
to the Deaconc&s hospital at pres
ent, but if ueed for a hospital
would be operated as an entirely
distinct institution. Mennonite
schools now In operation In the
United States Includo tho follow
ing institutone:
illufton collego at Dlufton,
Ohio; G oh sen college at Ciohsen,
hid.; Hetliel college at Newton,
Kan.; lleston college at Ilcston.
Kan.; Whltmarsum collego in
Ohio; Tabor college at llillsboro,
Kan.; Freeman college at Free
man, South Dakota. In the ab
Hcnco of n college on the Pacific
i'ont a number of Mennonltcs in
tho west have been patronizing
Tory Illblo HChool since ft was es
tablished in Los Angeles eomc 20
years ago.
The Oregon school would give
instruction for tho most part in
high school grades, at least at the
beginning. Kvcntuully a four
year college coitreo might be add
ed. The institution would be
open to everyone, although It
would be established primarily for
(ho benefit of Mennonito students.
A Bihlo school, which would turn
out Mennonito preachers, would
bo established In connection with
tho academy.
The Ancient Highway
(A Review by Mark ltnylc.)
"Tho Ancient Highway" Is about
as good a road aa any Imaginable
for a holiday excursion. Hy this
way Jainen Oliver Curwood loads
you out of the turmoil and fret ol
modern American lifo Into a dif
ferent world and braving adven
ture In French Canada.
It is the province of Quebec
through which tno road leads
from tho quaint old capital on the
St. I.owrenoe up into tho rich
country of tho French farmer or
habitant and beyond Into the
mighty for ret a around Iako St
John. A region rlrh In tradition,
its tnck ground Is still piotiirem.ue
today with the Arcadian charm of
its farms and villages and the sim
ple folk who dwell tbere.
The historic past of tho great
province seems to hove Inspired
the writing of "The Ancient High
way' though tho story Is laid In
the present. CurwooJ has never
drawn such pcpplo aa move
through thin new novel. Clifton
II runt with a strain of Indian
blood Is all that may bo demand
ed of a hero; but the cream of the
chnraciterft are the French Cana
dians; the boastful Ci6pard St.
Ives and his loyal littlo Frlar
compauion, his bewitching sister
Antoinette, bin sweetheart, Angel
iq no, and AJax Trappier, his
doughty rival. Such folk are fit
ting travelers on an ancient high
way reminding one, indeed, ot
Mome of OumatV swashbucklers and
(heir fair ladles. The famous fight
between (iapard nnd AJax, tooth
anil nail, after tho fashion of the
Trench habitant, illustrates the
nuslo with which Cur wood tells
this lusty tale.
Villainy (here is also, to be sure,
and Ivan Iluril and his machina
tions to control tho forest indus
try nnd to possess Antoinette dou
hlo the dramatic Interest. It Ik
because of Hurd that Antoinette,
llko a Joan or Arc, leads her de
voted friemtn up into the lumber
camps, ami a til a ns well as inspires
(he campaign against the plunder
ing forces. Tho destruction of a
do in to thwart Hurd and. Hurd's
counter stroke- of blowing up o
mountain bring the book to Its
most thrilling scene the death of
Hoi due and the rescue of It rant
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"Tho Ancient Highway" Ie as
well balanced a ration of intrepid
gr.llantry, sentiment and beauty
aa Cur wood has yot offered. And
Cur wood readers know how satis
fying Curwood's best can be.
PARALYTIC STROKE FATAL
Stiver-ton, July 25. C. D. Goes
died at his home In Silverton
Thursday afternoon. He had been
an Invalid for a number of years
as a result of paralytic strokes and
suffered an especially severe
stroke Monday from which he did
not recover. Mr. Goss was born In
Pennsylvania but cam to Silver
ton from Wisconsin about twenty
two years ago. Had he lived he
would have been seventy six years
old in October.
Funeral services will be hald
from the Methodist church, Rev.
S. W. Hall officiating, Sunday af
ternoon at three thirty o'clock.
Interment will bo In the Sliver
ton cemetery. Mr. Goss ie survived
by bis wife.
The leopard is considtred most
meanly treacherous of all beasts,
and tho trainer never turns hie
back on one if he can avoid so do
FOR HATCHERIES
The state game commission has
filed with tho state engineering de
partment applications for authority
to appropriate water from several
Oregon sources for fish hatchery
purposes. The application calls
for tho appropriation of wator
from No Name creek for use at
tho Marshrield hatchery in Coos
countj'. Another calls" for the ap
propriation of water from Uma
tilla river for the Bingham hatch
ery, another for wator from an un
named spring for use at the Klam
ath hatchery In Klamath county,
and another for water from Ferry
creek for the Eandon hatchery in
Coos county.
I. M. Duncan and husband of
Hubbard, water from Kerry or
Mill creek for irrigation of 6 acres
in Marlon county.
CHINESE HAVE QUEER
SPORTSMANSHIP IDEAS
Nanking Sports meota which
aro being held throughout the
Yangtzo valley in central China are
demonstrating the lack of apprccia
tlon among Chinese youth of the
spirit of porsmanship and the
need of training along this line.
At an Anhwel meet recently a gov
crnment technical school was play
Ing basket ball with the local
Allsslon Cathedral school. The
technical school was ahead most
of the first half, but a few minutes
before tho whistle sounded the
Cathedral boys picked ur and tied
tho score.
In tho second half it became
quite obvious that the Cathedral
team was the stronger and would
doubtless win. The technical boys,
seeing themselves losing stopped
playing on tho pretext that the
boskets were not round. They pro
ceeded to tear down the baskets,
then went to the government dress
ing building and wrecked the place.
HOTELS ARE SAFE, ANYWAY
Partenklrchen, Bavaria In a
local hotel a placard manifesting
admirable forethought, announces:
"Tourists undertaking to climb
the higher mountain peaks are res
pectfully requested to settle their
accounts In advance."
L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum
CIIIXCSE MEDICINE CO,
420 nnd 420 State St.
Has wonderful Chinos reme
dies which will euro any human
ailment including eldeache,
headache stomach, kidney
trouble, male ami female. If ill
consult us nt once. Delay is
dangerous,
Kstahlthhcd 18 years In Sa
lem, Oregon.
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Closing Tomorrow
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Subject Sunday, 3 p. m. "The Lost Ax Head."
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and our Baby's Special
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TAXIMETERS ORIGINATED
IN EAHLYJAYS, CLAIM
Oxford, Eng. Modern research
haa disclosed that tho chariots
which plied for hire about the
Acropolis in tho days of Pericles
wero fitted wit hingeniua and
highly industrious taximeters.
In the grey dawn of Attic his
tory distances wero measured by
professional pacers called bemat
Lsts, who followed the kings on
campaigns and processions, but
with tho Introduction of horses nnd
chariots the bematlst's lot in that
hot and dusty land became an ac
tive and unenviablo one. Thus the
taximeter of those days was, it Is
said, invented out of sympathy for
this Industrious order of men. The
profitable little instrument surviv
ed wars and invasions, and click
ed on through all the darkest oges.
They are recorded to have been in
use in Spain in tho days of Co
lumbus, and John Evelyn, the
seventeenth century diarist, epeaks
of thorn as "waywlBcrs," very
"pretty -and useful."
Of theso "waywiscrs" or "per
ambulators" a number have now
been collected and ire on display
in the newly-reopened Oxford mu
seum of scientific Instruments.
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No Pain In
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It la not r.ecessary to have
a pain in the back to con
vince you that ono of the
email bones of the apino la
pressing on the nerve, caus
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remote ftom the spine. See
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Chiropractor
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Notice the comfortable, relaxed positions 'of both
rider and driver in the Jewett Coach. That's because
there's more than enough leg room, and foot room.
The driver's seat is instantly adjustable to suit
your particular driving position. In every one of
its advanced interior features Jewett Coach is a
car for solid comfort. Notice also the wide windows
giving clear vision on all sides. It's the greatest
Jewett ever built. Ask us to demonstrate this great
car's fine qualities before you buy any car.
Jewett acli
F. O. D. Detroit, tax extra
Palce Lockheed 4 -wheel
brakct at ill(ht extra coil
TRUMM MOTOR CO.
349 N. Commercial
Open Evenings and Sundays
Phone 959
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material is a very effective sound
deadener. Too it has good insulating
qualities, when used in the outer
walls of a frame house, making it
warmer in winter and cooler in sum
mer. Let us show you further how
Celotex can save you money in Home
building.
Oregon Gravel Co.
Hood at Front Street
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