TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925.
PAGE SIX
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
AUTO STEERED
Cadets Learn Tank Warfare
OUR FOURTH
J. E. Pullcr.ihek v Bankers
Mortgage corporation, appellant
appeal from Multnomah county
action upon contract for sale of
wiwmill equipment. Opinion by
Justice Rand, Judf?e W. N. Catena
affirmed,
William Qulgley vs Multnomah
Motor company, defendant, and
Lumbennen'if Trust company, ap
pellant; appeal from Multnomah
county; action to recover money.
Opinion by Justice Hand. Judge
Geoi'KC Roismnvi reversed,
Edward J. Vet vs State Indus
trial Accident Com.nils.slon, ap
pellant; aj peal fro niTillamook
county; appeal from Uoctslon of
commission ul lowing compensa
tion. Opinion by Justice Drown.
Jinlgo Georgo It. Iagley affirm
ed. State of Oregon va Alien Mac
Larcn, et nl, appellants; appeal
from Clackamas county; appeal
from conviction for crime of rape
and sentence to penitentiary. Opln
Ion by Justice Cnshow. Judge J.
U. Campbell, affirmed.
In the mutter of the guardian
ship of Elizabeth E. Watt, an al
leged Incompetent. Cora J. llolmnn,
et nl va Elizabeth I. Watt appel
lant; appeal from Marlon county;
appeal from order appointing
guardian. Opinion by Justice Co
Bhow. Judge George O. Bingham
affirmed.
Joseph Deism an, appellant, vs
John V. Wilcox, et nl; appeal from
Multnomah county; appeal from
decree allowing Judgment. Opinion
by Justice Coshow. Judge G. W.
Stapleton affirmed.
Lew Wallace vs American Life
Insurance company, appellant; ap
peal from Multnomah county; con
iro verity over contract between
agent and company. Opinion by
Justice Burnett. Judgo C. M.
Thomas reversed and ca.se re
manded. Ofuvald West vs Coos county, ap
pellant; appeal from Lane coun
ty; action to collect attorney fees.
Opinion by Justice IJenn. Judge II.
H. Belt at firmed.
Geo. I. Wlnslow, et nl, vs Agnes
13 urge, et nl, appellant; appeal from
Tillamook cotrnty; action of eject
ment; opinion by Justtco Lieun.
Judge George U. ISngley affirmed.
Man ley Auto company vs A. O.
Jackson, appellant; appeal from
Multnomah county; milt to fore
clone conditional sales contract.
Opinion by Ju.-Uice lieun. Judge
Walter II. Evans affirmed.
Petition for rehearing denied in
state cx rel Alameda, Consolidated
Mines.
SUMMER TRAINING AT -WEST POINT-
Cadets ot the TJ. 8. Military Academy at West Point, N. T., as part of their Summer training, leant
the rmlimenls ot tank warfare. , ,
LIGHT STOCKINGS, SHORT
SKIRT, CAUSE ARGUMENT
Cardiff, The manager of a
nrso business hou0 has created
consternation among hla women
cinnloyoe anil those of other con
cerns, by Issuing Instructions that
his staff must not wear cham
pagne colored or flesh colored
stockings during bunt n ewe hours.
This has developed Into quite a
controversy and the great ques
tion of the day Is "Aro light stock
inga and abbreviated skirts per
niltwlblo for business Bliiu'f"
One girl baa revolted and re
signed rather than wear the or
thodox black stockings. She sny:
"My stockings do not interfere
with my efficiency and there 16
no reaaon why, because I am a
business elrl. that I should not be
nmart. Besides, In this hot weath
er light stockings make one Il
cooler. Anyhow, they look cooler."
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
EXPERTS IN ARGENTINE
COUNTERFEITERS IN
ISLES HARD PRESSED
London Pespito the fact that
the temptation to counterfeit
money is much profiler now than
in any other ppriod, recent an
nouncement of Scotland Yard of
ficials shows that tiio offences for
forging are on the derllne owing
largi'ly to the difficulties of copy
ing the Hi nit of England notes.
Counterfeit In,- in England, until
about 100 years ngo, was punlsh
oblo by the death penalty. Offend
ers, however, nre still dealt with
lmt soverely, belni; subject to life
Imprisonment in ftrt degree cases.
SEATTLE GETSTAP BOOKS
Seattle. Twenty fivrt volumes
o! Japanese poetry depleting viv
idly lire in Japan in the eigh
teenth century recently were pre
sented to the I'niverslly if Wash
ington library by I'rofewor Ane
Bakl, librarian of the University
of Tokyo.
The voliunes. which took nine
yearn to compile, are part of an
edition niadu from two copies of
a collection saved from destruc
tion In the Japanese p;irt.Hu tfcc
In .September, 11)23. All hut two
unbound nets were destroyed by
the earthy lake.
. Buenos Aires American meth
ods in tho development of cropH
and mineral resources nre being
rapidly introduced Into Argentina,
which formerly looked to Europe
for instruction, Tho national and
provincial governments now have
in their scrvico no les than nino
technical experts who nre either
Americans or have gained their
knowledgo In the United States.
TIGHT SKIRTS BANNED
FROM COURT OF KING
London -Frocks worn at court
functions at Itucklngham palaco
must not be too flimtiy, according
to a special ruling on tho subject
recently by tho lord chamberlain's
offico, which has charge of social
affairs for King George and Queen
Mary. Tho ruling was prompted,
it was explained, by tho tightness
of drefwes, but In this connection
tho lord chamberlain Ins let It be
known that there had been no ban
on narrow skirts so long ns they
wore full enough to permit the
curtsey to be gracefully carried out
by the wearer.
TO BUILD CHURCH FOR
SACRED STAIR AT ROME
Rome. The dream of three
quartern of a century to erect a
church worthy of tho ecclesiastic
dignity and solemnity of the
world famous Sacred Rtnlr is at
last about to be realized. Thanks
to the small offerings of thous
ands of holy year pilgrims, who
go up thc 28 steps on their knees,
Haying a special prayer on each,
most of the neceswary funds for
the edifice have been raised.
These offerings havo been supple
mented, of course, by ft number
of largo denominations.
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I Oregon Pulp & Paper Co.
SALEM, OREGON J
5 Manufacturers of
5 Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings. Also :
J Butchers Wrappings, Adding Machine Paper,
i Greaseproof, Glassinc, Drug Hond, Tissue,
Screenings and Specialties.
TOnaimiifflnMiffli
tYit 'SgW b)r-j
W. T. RIGDON & SON,
MORTUARY
Chemeketa Street at Cottage
Established 1891
ON THE AIR
WKDNKSDAY NIGHT
(l'UL'iric Time)
KGW, IJortland, Ore., 491.5
6-7 1 M., Jack Souder' orches
tra of the Portland hotel; 7:30
8, police, weather and market
reports, baseball scores and news
items; 8-10, Walkers' old-time
orchestra of forest Grove, Or.;
10-11, concert from Bherman,
Clay & Co. )uo-Art studio.
KCIO, Oakland, Cul., 3C1.2
8-4 P. M., musical program; 4
6:30, concert orchestra, Hotel
St. Francis; 0-7, lien Black's or
chestra, KPO, San Francisco, Cal.,
428.3 0:40-7 P. M., Waldemar
LI nd and the States restaurant
orchestia; 7-7:30, Rudy Seig
or'a Fairmont hotel orchestra;
8:30-10, Mrs. A. Oailye, contral
to; Cromona trio; 10-11, Walde
mar Llnd and States reataurant
orchestra.
KKI, Ios Angeles, Cal., 467
5:30-6 P. M., Examiner's mat
inee musicals; 6, McDnnlels
nightly doings; 6:45, radiotorlnl
talk; 7, N'lck Harris' detective
story; 7:20, talk; 7:30, half-hour
of dance music; 8-9, program,
Ventura Keitnlng company; 9
10, Examiner, Warn pas movie
program, AVampas Marsh dance
orchestra, lictly Patrick, solo-tet.
HO VITAMIN YET FOUND
IN CAPTIVITY IS CLAIM
Toronto, Ont. While scientists
often have thought they had
their fingers on a vitamin, "there
la not known to be a single vita
min In captivity," Dr. W, C.
Dawes ot Uozcman, Mont., told
th0 American Osteopathic om?:I
ation at lt convention here.
Or. J)awes argued for tho wc
at uncooked foods, pointing out
what bo regarded as disadvantag
es growing out of modern meth
ods of food preparation.
RADIO TO HELP SWEDES
LEARN TO TALK ENGLISH
Stockholm In order to enable
Swedish radio fans to enjoy better
the programs sent out from Am
erican stations, a course In Eng
lish will next fall be started by the
official Swedish radio service. Lat
er on other foreign languages will
be taught, but the start will be
made with English, Captain George
Iteutersward, managing director of
the Swedish radio organization, has
announced.
The course will take the entiro
winter season. It includes lectures
by professors and travellers and
readings by authors of their own
works.
MUCH PROPAGANDA SENT
OUT FROM LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles Approximately 8,
000,000 pieces will constitute the
outgoing mall of the Automobile
club of Southern California this
year. It was Indicated In statistics
released recently by the headquart
ers of the organization. The fig
ures were based on the amount of
mall matter sent during 1924.
!U3
M F. N. WOODRY
Auctioneer
and Furniture Dealer,
Buys Used Furniture.
Bcs. and Store
1610 N. Summer St.
Phone 511
Established Since 1918
5- "A "A. !H v
Ladd & Bush Bankers
ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m.
Kafoury's Great
Store-Wide July
Clearance Sale
Continues With Renewed Effort
Summer Merchandise Bargains in
Every Department
AH Women's Summer Rcady-to-Wcar Reduced.
Special Groups of Summer Silks, Wash Goods, s
Sheetings, Ginchams, Suitings Greatly Reduced. .
Choice Softly Napped Outing Flannel '
19c
36 inches wide, pretty colored
stripes, very special, yard..
.Very ijood wclijht, will sive Rood service which
will lone be remembered.
"Can and IV
Salem Store Portland Silk Shop
4G6 State SI. 383 Alder St.
New York, July S8 (AP) An
unoccupied ''radio automobile"
controlled by the telegraph key of
wireless transmitter In another car
zig-zagged a tortuous path thru
Fourth avenue's dans traffic late
yesterday and after narrowly es
caping numerous collisions, smash
ed Into a parked car near 47th
street. It was headed for the show
window of a candy shop when the
inventor Jumped to the wheel and
halted It
The Inventor blamed a nervous
radio operator for the accident but
declared the experiment a suc
cess. Police warned hlra to con
duct his experiments In a more
secluded epot.
Never seem wiser or more
learned than your company.
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Dr. H. B.
SCOFIELD
Palmer
Chiropractor
Formerly with
Dr's. Scott & Scofield
Now Located at
328
Oregon Building
SALEM, OREGON
MONTH
THREE DAYS
be conducted Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week
Do not miss this great saving event. While we have only
had three of these wonderful sales, they are the most
talked of sale that has ever been inaugurated in Salem.
Rubber Heel Day Wednesday of every week we
put the best rubber heels on the market on your shoes
at Half Price
25c
DO Y0UH FEET HTJETJ
Corns -and callouses re
moved without pain or sore
ness. Ingrown nails removed
and troated. Fains In (eet,
weak-toot, flat toot, (oot
strains and fallen arches ad
Justed. Do not suiter. 1 will
give 70a the best that science
can produce In scientific
chiropody. Consult
BE. WILLIAMS
About Your Feet
Hours 9 to 6:30. Phone CIS
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REPAIR DEPAKTMENT
Our shop Is equipped with
all new machinery. We use
nothing but the very best
grade of leather that money
will buy.
Mr. Jacobson, In charge of
this department. Is an ex
port in his line has spent
rears In factories snd repair
shops snd will do nothing
but high grade work.
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THIS BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITE
$132-50
This Suite is of maple construction finished with six
coats of ivory enamel guaranteed not to check.
Similar to the picture the suite consists of dresser, chif
ferctte, triple glass dressing tabic, bed, and bench.
4Wc have this suite on display in our window where you
may get an idea of the real value offered but it will be
necessary for you to see the inner construction to fully
realize all of the advantages.
$10 delivers this bedroom outfit and then you may pay,
$2.50 weekly. That is the full and only charge as we
do not charge interest.
Use
Your
Credit
GIESE-POWERS
furniture - Company
Your Old
Suite Taken
in Exchange
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