Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, July 30, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925 I BwampscoU, Mass., July 30. (A. P.) Renewing tali contact with congressional leaders, Fresi dent Coolldge bad aa his guest at White Court today Senator Ve. neen of Illinois. The senator came Into this locality primarily to tie liver an address yesterday. After the return of Mr. Coolldge and hie Kucst to White Court, Senator Butler . of Massachusetts, chair man of the republican national committee, joined them. The dis cussion veered to noxt year's con gressional elections und tile pros pect of the republicans holding their lines faet in congress, par ticularly in the senate where their plurality is small and many of their number will ve for re-election. While Senator Butler has not an nounced whether he will be a can didate to succeed himself a year hence, it was taken for granted a yesterday's outing that ho would be in the Held. BANDITS ROB HOTEL IN WILD WEST FASHION (Continued from Page One.) tho shot and called by employes, fired on the crow as they loft the hotel and Indian "Tex" Corts Ted Corts, wounded by detectives wan killed. In the first outburst of shooting, one of the robbers guarding Frank Brodkey, atwistant cawhier, who stood helptCHfl with hands uprais ed, shot and killed him. Former Cowboys Witnesses later told the police tho robber was Jack Holmes, a former Texas cowboy. Holmes fled to the kitchen during the bat tle with McMurdie. Ho terrorized employes there until he was cap tured after snapping his empty pin tol In the faces of two policemen. The third robber, lOrlc Nelson, a former employe of the hotel com mandeered a tnxlcnb and dashed through tho congested traffic to the north shore boulevards, ex changing shots with pursuing po licemen and threatening Mrs. Ma de Larson, occupant of the cab. After the taxi driver deliberately wrecked tho cab, Injuring Mrs. Larson, Nelson fled on foot and was killed by ono of the policemen when he took refuge In a base ment. Admits Complicity Of the two robbers who escaped In an automobllo left -mining ut the hotel door, Jim Woods was seized when he applied at a hospi tal early today for treatment for A wounded hand, lie admitted con nection with the holdup and aug mented tho confession of Holmes. Holmea said the fifth man wais Jack Nugent. The police believe Nugent was tho stranger who brought Woods to tho hospitnl and who left unnoticed while the In- Jury was being treated. Robert K. Crowe, state's attor ney to whom Holmes mado offers to plead guilty to a rubbery, said ho would nsk the grand Jury, which adjourns today to nit long enough to Indict Woods and Holmes for murder. Holmes told tho police he wnfl In Brownsville, Texas, after enlisting In the army In 1917. Ho also said he had worked on the K. and K. ranch in Texas. Rtory of Sluml-Up "Tex," the supposed halfhlood Cherokee was the first of the rob bers to burst Into tho clorlcal room behind the cagoA of the cashier and paymaster of the hotel. He brandUihfd a revolver and ba he entered, cried out "we are from Texan and I want everybody's bands up quick!" Woods told n story that llobort flcott, brother of Hussell Scott, un der sentence to hang, but who has obtained a sanity trial, was a friend and associate of the robber band. Itobcrt Scott also is charged with murder In the same Indictment vrlth Russell nnd the latter has de clared Itobcrt fired the shot and . killed - drug clerk for whose death Kuitsell was sentenced. 117 Out of 202 Pupils Fail to Pass Hi-School Examinations on Bible To Trv Ternm Chamn. New Work, July 30. (A. P.) William T. Tildcn prolwibly will be riven a hearing Saturday be fore the executive committee of the United States Lawn ennls as sociation on tho charge that he has violated the amateur rule by telling interviews to a newspaper syndicate. Emil's Dandruf Remedy and Hair Tonic A new nnd scientific preparation, which is backed by n money buck guarantee, if it ddocs not re-vitalize and give new life to scalp and hair. Schaefer's Drug Store Jcllow Front Phone 197 135 N. Commercial St. The PenHlar Store Of 202 Oregon high school stii dents who took examinations laet May on tb New Testament for high school graduation credit. S passed the test and 117 failed, and of 142 answering questions on the Old Testament 52 passed and 90 failed, according to a report on the examinations made by J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of schools, under whose direction the testfl were given. Miss Grace Klampe of Jefferson and Miss Vera U. Klore of Look ing GlasB each received a grade of 100 per cent In New Testament, ;ind Miss Aletha Allen of Scot (.a Mil In received 100 in Old Tee la ment. . Miss Klore made 100 per cent In Old Testament in the Jan uary, 1925, examination and has the distinction of being one of very few students In the state who have made perfect grades in both branches. The questions that wore asked n the Old Testament examination were: Tell the story of the flood. Tell the story ot the serpent In the garden. Tell the story of the sacrifice of Isaac. Tell the story of the rebellion of ICorah. Give the memory passage begfn ing "The Lord is my shepherd." What is meant by "The period f the Judges?" Tell the story of Samson and Delilah. Tell of the fall of Jerusalem. Give the memory passage begln- ifr "My son, forget not my law." j What was the importance of the position occupied by the prophets the history of Israel? During what period of the his tory of Israel did the prophet Dan iel live? I Give the memory passage begln- inc "To whom then will ye liken God?" Questions In the New Testa ment test were: What is the relation of the gos pels to one another? Tell of Christ's rejection at Nazareth, Tell of the feeding of the four thousand. Give the memory passage be ginning "Though I speak with tin; tongues of men anu nnReifl. Toll of tne- Mealing ot me ju oners, . F. N. WOODRY Auctioneer and Furniture Dealer. Buys Used Furniture. Res. and Store 1810 N. Summer St. Phone 511 Established Since 1916 Tell of Christ's triumphal en try into Jerusalem. Give the memory passage be ginning, "Now faith is the sub atance of things hoped for." Tel! who the following were: Dartimacus, Pilate, Nicodemus, Burabbas, Stephen. Tell the parable of the sower, Tell the parable ot the good Samaritan. Who wrote the epistle to the Romans, and of what does it treat? Give the memory passage begin nlng "Then Paul stood in the midst ot Mars hill, and said 'Ye men of Athens.' " SHEPHARD APPEALS TO PROBATE ORPHAN'S WILL Chicago, July 30 (AP) Filing of appeal, from the probate court decision denying probate to the urportcd will of William Nelson McClintock. "millionaire orphan," was completed today by the plac ing of records In tho circuit court by William Darling Shepherd, beneficiary and executor. Wey mouth Kirltland. counsel for Shep hord, said that the case would prob ably oot come up for hearing for possibly nearly a year. No new brief was filed, the mat- tor of record deposited consisting .limply of the original petition for probate and the opinion of Probate Judge Henry Horner that the bur den of proof rested upon the peti tioner. Shepherd, to overcome a presumption of undue influence. I London, July 30 An agency die patch from Hongkong says that 11 Chinese were killed at Canton by the bodyguard of an official before whose house a mob had gathered, demanding a daily cash strike allowance. The dispatch refers to "an in flux of Russians from Vladivostok at Canton," and says two Russian whips have arrived at Whampoa, outpost twenty seven miles from Canton. The character of there Russian ships Is not Indicated, there are large numbers of "white" Rus sians in various parts of China. where they fled from the bolshe vlflt regime in their own country. mere are also "red" Russians in China. The dispatch does not In dicate whether the '.'Influx" at Canton Is by "reds" or by "white." Will Be Here Friday 2 P. M. Many Here Poison Themselves Daily Carelessness of Modern Living Results in Digestive Disorders, Sick Headache, Gas, Biliousness Dr. H. S. Thachcr's Remarkable Prescription Relieves Many A neglected liver can often cause moro trouble than a bottle of pois on. When tho liver is clogged and inactive, It fails to secrete the Juices necessary to digestion and elimination. Worst of all, it falls to purify the blood properly. When this happens annoying Bymptoms toll you that a state of self poison ing exists In your body. Symptoms Lend to SU'k Bed It explains why a sluggish liver Is attended by such symptoms as constipation, blllouene.is, sick head aches, sourness and gas on a wonk stomach, loss of appetite, pains In the back and sides, and a nervous, run down condition symptoms that lead to tho danger ous and expensive sick lft unless corrected In time. Dr. H. S. Thaohcr, noted medic al practitioner, perfected a whole P3V.. vegetable. - prescription to keep the liver healthy. It is giv ing quick relief and renewed strength, energy and vigor to num bers here. This prescription, known pharmaceutical as Dr, Thaoher's Liver and Blood Syrup, doesn't cost much, is pleasant to take and contains only ingredi ents that are known to physicians for their corrective and health building properties. Notice Vnlck Difference Try this great prescription your self. Notice the quick difference In the way you look, eat, sleep and feel. You will be completely satis fied; otherwise, there will be no cost. Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup Is sold and recommended by Perry's Drug store, Salem; Con rad Stafrln, Dallas; Geo. W. Steel hammer, Silverton, and all leading druggists. AdYi mi ONTH-END Jroc e LASTS THREE DAYS Today, Friday, Saturday An opportunity to buy high grade Shoes at half their actual worth. Do not miss it if you will need Shoes within a month Rubber Heels Half Price Every Wednesday 25c DO YOUR FEET HURT I Corns and CAllou60s re moved without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nnlts romoved nnd treated, i'nins In tcet, wo&k-foot, flat foot, toot t strains and (alien arches ad-" jutted. Do not suffer. I will Ire you the best that science can produco In scientific chiropody. Consult .. DR. WILLIAMS About Your Feet Hours 9 to 5:30, Phone 61( fntft ( ViMifkrmd RrtAfftnul 3Z6 Sttie&falfclMAdiM REPAIR DEPARTMENT Our shop Is equipped wltb all new machinery. We use nothing but the Tory beet grade ot leather that money will buy. Mr. Jacobson, In cbarge ot this department. Is an ex pert In bis line has spent rears In factories and repair shops and will do nothing but hlgb grade work. Aberdeen, Wtujh., July 30 The 75 foot center span of the Olympic highway bridge over Little Ho qulam river at the North Hoqulam city limit collapsed at five o'clock thle morning, hurling containing two men and a woninn into the river. None of them was hurt seriously. They were Mr. and Mrs. H. Wulpole uf Uoiiuiam and E. Eubanka of Aberdeen. Another car driven by W. O. Eu banto of Aberdeen, and contain ing another man, stopped on the brink. P. W. Karr, one of the men in the second car swam to the aasistance of those in the water and helped them out safoly. Kaf oury's Downstairs Store Joins in the One Dollar Day Friday and Saturday Plain Color Cotton Broadcloth, 2 yards English Print, quaint patterns, 4 yards Lingerie Crepe in colors, 3 yds. Marquisette Curtain Ma terial, 512 yds $1.00 Colored Border Scrim, - 7 yards ......... .$1.00 Woven Rugs, washable, each $1.00 Crash Toweling, 12 yards Cotton Voiles for dresses, 5 yds. Sateen Bloomers for children, 2 for Pure Wool, 4 Ounce Yarn, 2 skeins Apron Check Gingham, 10 yds. Cotton Wash Dresses, each Plisse Crepe, 5 yds. . .$1.00 Cheviot Shirting, 6 yards $1.00 36 Inch Cotton Challies, 5lo yards . . .$1.00 36 Inch Cretonnes, 5y2 yds. $1.00 .$1.00 $1.00 L $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 . . . $1.00 $1.00 1. f rr"- Easier and Less Burdensome Retiring both the principal and interest with regular monthly payments is the best way. to own a home without it being burdensome. If your present mortgage is about to fall due, we perhaps could refinance it on an easier and more convenient payment basis. May we have the opportunity of discussing this matter with you? There's no delay when you secure a Joan here. We have instantly available money and handle all necessary preliminary details ourselves. Mortgage Loans Bonos and - Investments N'; 2nd Floor, OnecON Bloq Salem; 1.' ZZa" -"rj, I'd ! u I k h. r'ff Fir! -.. .. Pi IT - 'Kt rrhf CP- HAWKINS & ROBERTSJN, mill KAFOURY'S GREAT JULY STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE SALE Ends With a Big One Dollar Sale Friday and Saturday Space in this ad does not permit us to insert all the One Dollar Bargains scattered all over the store Come and see what bargains we have prepared for you! Sal Voiles Floral and Bor der pattern Ray on crepe and stripe Broadcloth 2 yards for Pl Madras Shirtings, Eng lish plaid voiles and dotted voile. 3 yards SI Silk Hose One lot all colors and prices, value to ?3 &-t a pair P-L Silk Gloves One special lot to choose from, a pair P A Kid Gloves A special lot size 6 only &-t a pair P -I- Dress Ginghams 32 inches wide. A good assort ment, '(P"! 6 yards....:. DJL 36 inch colored stripe outing flannel, (P - 612 yards $1 86 inch percales, limited quantity g - 7 yds. for P1 82 inch Scotch and French dress gingham, good values, 8 yds , SI FRIDAY A Grand Silkisheen Silken Dream . Rayon Crepe Christol Crepe Silk Taffeta and SATURDAY Clean Up of Silks A yard Stripe Tub Silk Georgette Crepe Figured P 0 n gee Baronette Satin Satin Messali.ie 36 inch colored nainsook, shadow checks and fl" 'stripes, 3 yds. for.. P J. , 18 inch Clearwater crash, 5 yards .(J -1 for Pl 36 inch black Hamilton sateen for bloomers 1 5 yds. for $1 Fast color French finish stripe flannel, 2 yards for $1 Wool Challies, 27 inches wide, stripes and checks, a -J yard for.. P A 9-4 Black Hawk bleached Sheeting, 2 yds. for $1 Serge Green and red for school dresses, a yard for $1 Turkish Tow els, heavy, size 15x27, .J1 9 for tPI Blouses Special lot voile and pon gee. Your choice .... P A Night Gowns Lace and rib bon trimmed also stcpins and bloomers, your Q - choice .... P A Be Sure to See the One Dollar Rack Full of Wearing Apparel Organdie Dresses 6 to 16 years Values to f 14.50 Children's Coats and other spec ial dollar values Sealpax Union Suits for Women Extraordinary values. Take your (Pi pick PA A good assort ment to choose from. Splendid values. (I "I Choice.... PA A REAL ONE DOLLAR BARGAIN AWAITS YOU AT KAFOURY'S The Buying Power of Your Dollar Is Increased to the Limit Friday and Saturday Nightgowns Apricot and pink. Plain or shadow check Batiste. $1 See the One Dollar Displays In Our Show Windows "CAN AND DO" Sanitary Semi-Bloomers Pink. Extra Special for SI HJ lev suite sunt PORTLAND Stl.K BIIOl' 883 Alder Street Sale Ends Saturday, Aug. 1, at 6 p. m.