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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, iyn5. VETS PROTEST Declaring that "mch an act la an Infamous Insult to our hero dead" some 100 members of the Marlon County Veterans assocla tion, meeting at Silverton Thursday to Iced a protest against "the open ing of Arlington mansion as museum for the display of relics of General Lee and the confeder acy." The protest was In the form of a resolution unanimously adopt ed at yesterday's mooting. The resolution further protested against the "treasonable act of the Daugh ters of the Confederacy In at tempting to have the United Slates flag remove.) from our Arlington national cemetery." The Marlon County Veterans as sociation consists of some 200 per sons belonging to the Q. A. R., and Ha auxiliary, the W. R. C. the Daughters of Veterans, the 8ons of Veterans, and its auxiliary, the United Spanish-American War Veterans and lit aux iliary, the Veterans of Foreign "Wars and its auxiliary and the Am erican Legion and Its auxiliary. The association further protested against an act of con ureas permit ting the coinage and sale of souve nir half dollars for procurement of funds to erect a monument on Stone mountain In commemora tion of General Lee and other not ed southern leaders during the Civil War. The second protest, also In the form of a resolution de manded "that no more of our na tional funds he perverted to the support of anyone or any cuune that Is Inimical of seditious to our union." The resolution will be sent to eongrcss and alfio presented to national conventions of patriotic organizations throughout the Unit ed States with a view to encourag ing them to tnkfl similar action. Officers eliictcd by tlio aoeln Hon were an follows: James Wiitaon, Turner, proHl lent; France i E. Oourley, Hllver ton, vlco president; Mrs. Norma Terwllllger, Salem, secretary; Mrs. Maudo lllcktt, Woodhurn, treasurer hire. Minnie Flthwoori, Sllverton, marshal; Mrs. Sadie Scholl, Hub bard assistant marshal. Mrs. Courley Is retiring presi dent of the organization. Mis. Tcr Wllllger was elected secretary for the sixth consecutive your. Grocer Starving to Death "I had been nick for nnrly 20 yea re with stomach trouble and was slowly starving to death nfi everything I ate caused terrible ob and pain and my food did not digest. I was rcdurcd to 115 pounds. A friend advised nie to take Mayr'e Wonderful Remedy about 4 months ngo, which I did and now weigh 151 lbe., and ran eat anything. I am very thankful lor Mayr's Wonderful Remedy." It tfl a eimpte, harmless prepara tion that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays thn Inflammation which causes practically all stom ach, liver and Intestinal ailments. Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded at J- C. Perry's, D. J. Fry's and druggists everywhere. Adv. NOTICE The Red Clover Dairy litis not entered the combine to rnise the price of milk in Salem. We are still deliver ing at the old price. Route 7. Phone 86F22, Robber Uses Woman As Human Shield In Battle With Police New York, Aug. 7. (A. P.) A mother ot four children used as a human shield by a robber flee ing In a hall of police bullets, is dead, and a detective dying, as a result of a spectacular gun fight under the Pennsylvania railroad terminal. Two youthful gangsters were captured, police saving them from crowd or louu persons who threatened lynching. Two others escaped. , Detoctlve Richard E. Henne- berry and a patrolman in a police car last night attempted to stop the autoomblle In which the four suspects wero riding. The gang: opened fire, Hcnneberry fell, a bullet severing an artery near the heart. i The men scattered as other po lice approached. Edward Hart, i 18, the youngest, grabbed Mrs .Mary Connelly, 'aot as ehe stepped from her doorway, held her front of him, and returned the po lice fire. A moment later the worn an was struck and Hart darted In to the house. Mrs. Connelly died at a hospital And Henncberry Is not expected to live. Police say Hart shot both the detect'.vd end the woman Colls of rope, the fact that the car was stolen and other evidence con vtncod authorities that the four men were to stage a robbery. Alma Johnson, a 17-year-old irl clerk, w&i later arrested In a Brooklyn rooming house as an ac complice of the gun men. Michael Gtildice, a chauffeur, was arrested with her and charged with suspi cion of homicide and grand larceny. 19,953 AUTOS LICENSED JULY Registration of non-reaident mo tor vehicles In Oregon for the month of July totaled 19,953, and exceeded thai for July 1, 1924, by 9H3 and (or 1923 by 9G7, says a fllutemont by Secretary of State Kozur. 'For tlio first seven mouths of 1925 the registrations umounlfng to 47,545, exceeded the total for the year 19ii.t, May 4 to December .11, by 4 U 8 C , huvh the statement. 'Fur the corresponding period ol' 1924 the registrations were 4 4,- ;i7tl, and 13,357 from May 24 to July 81. 1923, "Over half of the July rcRistra- tione, or 11,901, gave California ie their residence, d nearly hall' if the total number of foreign earn comltiK Into tlio stale last month. r 9494, registered nt the Ashland i ml Med ford stnllons. Aehland registered (1742. Med ford 2752 and orlland was Ihinl with 205 fl. rants Phhs registered Hi5(J. KhhI I )f Dm Cnscad?, Ontario station wan firm with lotis, Manmtii 'alln second with 059, The Dulles bird with 479. Pendh ton fourlh1 with 3130 and Nyssa fifth with 368." Fire Bonis Itself Out Bverott, Waeli., Auff. 7. Tin flro situation In Snohomish county was considerably relieved this morn Ing. Two of three fires at Lake Stevens had burned out. The third waa burning west of the lake In a gulch. The flree at Beverly Park and Sliver Luke are burning but no longor considered dangerous. SK mm WANJSa IIAWLEY5 XDESEKTSHEIKl Fun.niivun Sir A CON AN OOYLE ''PIE EYED" A Stan Laurel Comedy Today BLIGH THEATRE Vaudeville Tomorrow Ladd & Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 18t8 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m. ICE Pittsburgh, Aug. 7. Termed by experts as revolutionizing the broadcasting of radio programs a apecial selective antennae was placed Id operation (or the flret time last night by the Westlng houae Electric and Manufactur ing company. Invented by Frank Conrad, assistant chief engineer of the Westinghouee company, the antennae le designed to pica up only certain signals from a certain direction, eliminating In terference from the booster sta tion, a great source of Interfer ing heretofore, according to the radio engineer. The special antennae operated last night was at KJKA, Hast ings, Neb. Short wave lengths For Information About Railroad I Trips Phone 727 5 ELECTRIC JlJ carried a musical program from KDKA, Pittsburgh to the west em station. Here it waa Inter cepted on the special antennae and there amplified and put on the air again at the same fre quency ot wave 1 engine. The Antennae, earn H. P. Da- vis, vice president of the Weal- inghouse company, makee pom ble the amplification of radio waves without changing their form of frequency. "It le a real milestone In radio achievement, he eaid. "It provides the radio engineer with the thing he has been searching for to further hie dream 01 making radio a practic TONIGHT (FRIDAY) Family Night!! GRAND Saturday Special 1 Thin, Blown Glasses FOR 98c A Rare Bargain Think of It, IS clear blown glasses, six each of the glasses shown above for 98c. The quality Is wonderful, clear, well finished. Optic dcBlgn. The set contains six each of grape juice or mineral tumblers, water or table tumblers and cold drink or Ice tea tumblers. At the price they are a rare bargain. Think of how many times you have been short ot glasses. Now Is the time to buy a complete service which will answer alt your needs. al, dependable method of com munication over long distances which could not be accomplished with the use of so called super power." He added that the new system makes transmission dependable at great distances without loss of signal strength and free from citatic and other interference. Woodry & Woodry tj Fays Cash for Furniture Phone 75 Loose Wheels Repaired MIKE PANEK'S BRAKE STATION 275 South Commercial WHBN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM NEW HOP SPRAY We have the new Oil Spray for hops. It kills the Red Spider and Hop Lice. Our price is far less than others ask for this oil sprny as we arc making a special price of 75 cents per gallon. Should be used with Whale Oil soap. We can supply pure Whale Oil soap at market prices. Repeated tests show that this new spray is the most satisfactory spray for hops that has been found. Try it and see the result. D. A. WHITE & SONS Phoe 1C0 2(1 State Street Housewives A a special Inducement we Invite you to our new housewares Department In the Basement. saving c Cash Libby's Summer Park Pine apple. This is superior to winter pack, 4 large 212 tins 1 case 24 tins 89c S5.29 White Wonder Soap, made in Oregon, OQn lObnrs OiC 100 bars 1 case $3.69 Shredded Wheat An every meal food, r Spkgs OOt 1 case . .$3.85 Saturday Features Cane Sugar 10 Lbs. 59c Skaggs lies! Cream cry Hut Ut, 2 lbs. for $1.01 Wesson Oil for all cooking, quart tin 49c Campbell's Pork and Beans, 6 cans 50c (Limit fi) Big K Flour, it goes further. d0 A( 49 lb. bag 9ULxJ Moody's Peanut Butter, a wholesome spread, A pT n 2 lbs. bulk (Bring container) Coffee Skaggs QQ No. 5 blend, 1 lb... UO 3 lbs. , $1.15 Coffee Skaggs No. 4 fancy Pcaberry, makes a good te:::1:: 45 c 3 pounds . $1.29 Quality Meats Skaggs Market Saturday Features MILD SUGAR CURED QOn CHOICE POT ROAST, 1 Ol.p HAMS, pound I Pound X. CHOICE CUTS OE STEAK, OA SWEET BACON BACKS, Otn any kind, potind UL Pound U3, Pure Wholesome Raw Milk, quart 10c Orders Taken for City Delivery, by Our Dairyman When You Pay More than ''Midget Prices" for your Meats you are simply being reckless with your money. The prices quoted below are for prime quality Meats. For Saturday we offer: Prime Tfinrler 9 STEAK 1 2 1 -2c lb. Fancy SIRLOIN STEAK 15c lb. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Pure Lard No. 5 Pail ... . . 95c BUICK 4"w2 door Sedans Buick now introduces a line of 4-door and 2-door sedans that sets a new standard of comparison for closed cars. Never before have such values been offered at such low prices. And these new sedans are but one of the many features in the Better Buick. See it today at any Buick showroom. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY - FLINT, MICHIGAN OTTO J. WILSON 388 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon Prime BEEF ROASTS 1 2 1 -2c lb. Freshly Ground HAMBURGER 10c lb. Choice BOILING BEEF 8c lb. Delicious FRANKFURTERS 15c lb. midget market Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE ARG FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY Director's Basement Sales are becoming more popular each week with Salem people. If you are not in the habit of attending these sales START WITH THIS ONE you'll find that you can get better merchandise for less. 10 quart galvanized pails OF heavy muI Vi Inch Rope, lb , t 19c Large cups (white) 10c 1 lot of Hats and Caps for hop pickers tlC 1 lot of white Canvas Shoes and A Q Sandals JbJl 600 pair children's red and blue Sandals, heavy soles. A good value QQ at $1.95, only VOL 1 lot of women's Novelty (Jn Q Pumps Di 1 lot of women's Novelty 1Q QK Pumps, values to $7.50 .... i)0JD Women's Coveralls for QQ hop picking IOC Boys' Overalls, Q07 blue Denim OtC White and black Thread spool OC Men's Peters QQ Work Shoes tPl.tO Men's all leather Oxfords, flJO brown or black tPO.xl Men's good value Work Shirts Utl Bixby's black or brown liquid Shoe Polish, fresh stock, just 1 Hp received, special xUC Oil Cloth, good quality OQ n yard dJ Comer Court and Commercial Streets A
