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PAGE TEN x.lE CAPITAL JO.URNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925 NEW SUIT TO BE FILED TO TEST EVOLUTION LAW Washington, July 11 (AP) Woahlngotn'a evolution suit, start ed with a shout, has died In a whle per, but Its sponnors assert It will Mhortly be revived on a firmer ba ds. .O Withdrawn yesterday on the eve of the date set for argument on the government's motion to dlm!a tho suit, attorneys for Loren H. Wlttner, the government clerk, who filed it announced that In tak ing this action, they planned to file another suit designed to sur Tlve objections raised against the complaint aa first drawn. Among other objections raised, the gov ernment, In its motion to dismiss, lted precedents which It held de nied Wittner's right as a tax-payer to suit to prevent payment of sal aries to school officials here res ponsible for certain biological teach ngs in the echools. The complaint held such Instruction to be in vio lation of a provision of the District of Columbia appropriation bill against teaching disrespect for the Holy Bible. To strengthen his case Wlttner announced he would not only file his next suit as a taxpayer in the District of Columbia Instead of a federal court but also wouJd seek to have a local taxpayer, with chil dren attending public schools here Join as co-plaintiff In the action. In drawing up his new bill Wltt ner is being assisted by the Rev. H. M. Lawson, pastor of the Mary land Avenue Baptist church. CENTENNIAL Vancouver, Wash., July 31 (fipeclnl) Vancouver Is making preparations for tho reception of thousands of visitors during the week beginning August 17 when the oldest clly in tho state of Washington will open tho celebru tlon of its Centennial. It was In 1825 that Dr. John McLaughlin came to this place and, ns chief factor of tho Hudson Bay company, established the trading post hero which he called IVort Vancouver and from which ho ruled the Ore gon empire from California on the outh to tho North I'olo and from tho Pacific ocean to the Kocky t mountain. Under special act of congress the minting of half dollar pieces commemorating tho Vancouver centennial is now under way and on August 8 the first consignment la to be shipped from the Ban Francisco mint. These coins have a profile of Dr. John McLaughlin on one side and of old Fort Van couver on the other side and they are unique Jn that unlike all oth er coin Issues since the Columbian exposition at Chicago they bear the name of tho town at which the celebration Is held thereon. The directors of the centennial have orderod but a limited minting of this coin, and already have thous ands of orders for these at one dol lar each. The celebration, under written by local capital is hoping to meet a large part of Its expenses through the sale of these coins. The celebration will consist of an industrial and automobile exposi tion, a large outdoor aim use m en t park, a pageant with 310 persons and chorus of 150 each night for the week beginning August 17, and-j a wonderful historical exhibit which has been prepared under the auspices of Glenn M. Ranck of this city, with the co-operation of the Oregon Historical Society and the Washington Historical Society. Opening exet-clscs, see for August 17, will attract notable persons from the two states and a big re ception for that date has been plan ned. The governors of Washing ton and Oregon and the congres sional delegations from the two states, with mayors of many of the cities, have been Invited to participate In these exercises. Tom C. Ordeman company, Portland: Incorporators, Homer O. Angcll, Forrest S. Fleher, Roh- errt L. Sawn, Jr: capital $1000; adjusting and appraising. Buy a Fisk Rubber is still fjoing up. Get Our Prices on BALLOONS, HEAVY DUTY, CORDS Hun lies does Expert Vulcanizing Salem Vurcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 Cooley & Pearson Guaranteed Quality Groceries Comparison How often the remark "We hnve traded there a long time. I GUESS they have good prices." There ia one way of finding out a trial week with us and n compar ison of prices. The fruits of this comparison has meant for us: enlargement of our sales force; one additional phone, and conjtantly increasing new satisfied cus tomers and a substantial saving to them. Our merchan dise is all of guaranteed quality. Fruits and Vegetables Tender Stringless Beans 6 lbs 25c 10 lbs. Large Potatoes 25c New Local Cabbage Crisp, Tender 01 "Zli per lb. . Cantalopes New Turlock shipment, sweet and highly flavored (y f 4 large cants Lids Peaches Table peaches per basket 25c Bananas 8 lbs. . 25c Margarine 8 Nutola . 69c COFKEK M. J. B., Hill's Bros., or Golden West J 0 per lib Per lb, B lbs. Bulk Coffee 39c $1.14 5 Deliveries Daily Hams Sweet, Sugar Cured an exceptional meat value, half or whole per lb Soap 10 Armour's Best Soap 35c Citrus Largo package . 39c 25c 4 for Creme Oil Soap 25c Catsup Sniders Is Best ' large bottles Eggs 2 dozen 78c 65c Flour Ccretana (Montana's Best Hard wheal) .19 OK 49 lb. bag i0 Valley Flour $2.15 49 lb. bag . Canned Peaches 98c No. 2s tins 5 for Phone your orders C. O. D. these hot days No extra charge for delivery Phones 1371-1372 Portland, Or., July 31. The Al bina marine Iron works, part of the Corufcot shipyard of war time, was destroyed by fire early today. The damage was estimated at $100,000, only a small part of which was covered by insurance. William Corn foot, head of tho Albin marine iron works, was un able to eay this morning whether the plant would be rebuilt. The flamee leaped the street at one time and attacked the ware house of the Northwest Sales com pony, but firemen prevented seri ous loss to that structure. The cause of the fire had not been learned this morning. The fire was discovered In the southeast corner of the huge building occupied by the iron work and had gained great head way when 'iremen arrived. The fire was specLucular, the flamefi lighting the sky over the whole city. Stranuhan & Sweeney, Inc., Portland; Incorporators, R. J). Stranahan, V. A. Johnson, T. fi. Handley; capital $25,000; brok erage. Eoetern Manufacture Aesoct atcd, Portland; incorporators, Nathan Solin, O. H. Skotheiin, E. H. Dubb; capital $100,000. CORNS See how Instant and complete I your relief from )) pnln with Dr. 8 boll's Zlno-ped for Corm. The MOthlnff, healing medication In them produces thle magic result. Safe, ant I eptlo. Removes the pressure and rubbing of tight ahoca the cause of corns. Cost but trlBe At all drug and shoe stores. 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