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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON" Los Angelea, Cal., Aug. 18 Jack Eempsey threw his weight behind Floyd Fltzsinimons' efforts to ob tain the right to stage a Dempsey- Willa fight for tho heavyweight championship with two declara tions made here late Wednesday. The first was: "Fltzflimmons has made me a better offer than any likely to come from any other promoter and he has my signature to a contract." The second statement, given with an air of finality that seemed to eliminate all chance of Tex Illck- ard staging tho bout in New York was brief and unqualified. "I will not fight In New York tate." A third remark concerning state menus by Jack Kearns that he still had managerial power over Demp ey'a engagements and that he In tended to sign for a Dempscy "Wills fight, also was brief and unqualified. It was: Til do my own bikhhik. Let Kearns sign if he wants to, but what good will U do mm t in the application herein and con tinuing to connect with existing lines In California, would be Justl fled," the declaration said. "It believes that the applicant (the Central Pacific) should not be given permission to believe a forty mile extension from Klamath Falls southeasterly If the granting of the application would adversely affect the consideration of future application of the right to build another line of railroad southeast erly from Klamath Falls, Ore., to a connection with existing lines In California. L The Oregon Trunk I desires a bearing upon the ap plication In this proceeding." THURSDAY, AUGUST 1.1, 1025 F E SCOII DENIES SERVANT'S TALE An effort will uo made as soon as practicable tu eecure a special traffic officer for tho Salem police force, the officer to be placed at the intersection of State and Com mercial streets during tho busiest hours of the day, It was mated yesterday by Mayor John B. Olcsy. No definite action Is expected In the immediate future, due to the fact that the budget appropri ation for tho oty police departmonl does not allow for the employment of an extra inmi, "I have personally investlgal ed," said Mr. (iicy yesterday, "and I am convinced Hint there Is no quentinn of the need of a spe cial truffle officer there." GERMANS WAMT PROPERTY BACK zAIpenn. Mien.. Auk. 13. (A. P.) Congressman Frank D. Scoft, on the witness stand In his-divorce suit here denied the testimony yesterday of Floren Dal law, Filipino house servant, who by deposition declared he had found Mr. Scott and Miss Jane Kennedy, his secretary, alone In the congressman's office at night. Mrs. Scott's much discussed dressing gown again was brought into court and Mr. Scott declared the garment was not the same one Mre. Scott had In Washington. Washington, Aug. 13. (A. P.) . A formal communication press ing for tho return of Germun property seized by tho United States during the war has been presented to Secretary Kellogg by tho German ambassador. No comment was nvallablo at tho itato department beyond admission that such a communication hud been received and was being con sidered. The text has not been made public, but the memorandum 1h understood to point out that, in view of the status of tho oper ations of the Dawes reparations Dlnn nnd the benefit to be do rived from these- payments by tho United States, tho time appears apt to take up for settlement of Germany properties still nciu ny tho Washington government. PETAIN TO TAKE CHARGE OF DRIVE Paris, Aug. 33. (A. p.) Marshal Putain will leave for Mo rocco before August 20 to direct what is planned to be the final phase of operations to crush Abd- ;1-Krim and his rebellious follow ers. With the .Junction of tho wcwl ;ru winge of the French and lUmniKh forces already effected ai Ainezou, in the jxkIoii of Kaur-el- Kbir, on the Loukltos river, tli nut-erackcr operations of the tw rmlofl are ready to begin. Tlie plan is to compel the con t'litruUmi In one region of the el iisi vo AIooi'B, which may fore lliem to accept a pitched battle on which (lie fto of Morocco will depend. A. w. Sefton, globe trotter, la bor agitator, newspaper man, print or, and veteran of half a dozen other callings, died suddenly his front doorstep at 636 North 19th street ehortly after 6 o'clock last night. He was returning from work at the Oregon Statesman, where he has been employed In the composing room for approxl mately 6 years past- Within the priat few days he had been feeling slightly HI, but death came unex pectedly. He had gone to work before 6 o'clock, when suddenly feeling Indisposed, put a substitute on In his place and went home on his motorcycle. His death closed a varied and colorful career. He had traveled over most parts of the world, was widely read, and a personal friend of many men prominent In na tional affairs. He was 60 years of age at tho time of his death. He i survived by his widow, Mrs. Anna M. Sefton, of Salem; Ills mother, Mrs. J. H. Ransom, of Los Angelea; a son, Wayne Ed ward, aged 8 years, four brothers and a later. The sister la Mrs. liteanor P. Street of Oakland, Cal., j the brothers, Kred C, formerly of I Salem now of Yoncalla, Ore., Ira H. of Greenfield, Cal., Thomas G., of Portland, Ore., and Hoy V., of Kelso, Wash. Ilia brother Ira la superintendent of school at droen field. The remains are at a local uji dertaking parlor, and funeral ar rangements will be In charge of the local typographical union, of which he was one of the oldest members In the United States In point of service. KILLED IN SMASH Oregon Cily, Aug. 18 Mrs. uii. mn mrr, 69. of Chemawa. died In a hospital here yesterday afternoon a the result of injuries sustained In an automobile aocldent on the Pacific highway three miles south or tnis city. Mrs. Illff was riding in an auto mobile driven by her son, Joseph Illff, acting superintendent of the Chemawa Indian school. The par- ty was traveling aouth behind s large truck, driven by Arnold Wid ner of Portland. Mr. Illff attempt ed to pass the van, but it turned suddenly to the left, forcing the automobile off the highway against the protruding rocks. Mrs, Illff was removed to the hospital here by Lewis Doollttle, local storekeep er. Other members of the party which Included Mr. Illff's wife, daughter and eon, all of Chemawa, were slightly Injured. BARNACLED BOOZE BOTTLE PROVES GREAT ATTRACTION Deputy Sheriff Roy Brammer's barnacle coated booze bottle which he dug out of the bay near Wald port, was sharing almost equal honors at the sheriff's office to day with the man hunt for diIbs- lng convicts. While man after man appeared at the office today offering Sheriff Bower their assistance in the man hunt either In person, or with cars or guns, man after man and now and then a woman and also' a quota of small boys thrown in, appeared to got a glimpse of the now famous bottle. The treasure was handled af fectionately by scores of people who discussed it from all angles. Seattle, Wash., Aug. 13 A mes sage recolved here today from the steamer Oduna, which yesterdny waa on her way to aid the United States coaet guard cutter Bear, ofthoro In Bering straits, said that, the Bear was "okeh," and the Oduna was proceeding to Seattle. Saturday Special White Enameled Framed MIRROR With Towel Bar Last Times Today COD LIVER OIL IN SUGAR COATED TABLETS FOR PUNY KIDS OBJECTS TO ESPEE Washington, Aug. 13. (A. P.) Further differences between railroads over construction pro jected In central Oregon were de veloped beforo the Interstate com merce commission today when the Oregon Trunk railroad tentatively assumed a hostile position to tho plan of tho Central Pacific to build 40 miles of line from Kla math Falls, Oregon, to Cornell, Cal. The Oregon Trunk declared Its own proposal to extend a railroad from Bend, Ore., to Kiamam f ans would be affected by the Central Pacific's plan. "The Oregon Trunk desires to lnvcstigato and determlno wheth er a line of rnilroad extending southeasterly from Klamath Falls through the territory referred to CELEBRATES FREEDOM BY MURDERAND SUICIDE Stockton. Cal., Aug. 1 ;i 13. Ped- rowa of l'Htsburg, Cal.. closed his first day of freedom from the Contra Costa county Jail by stab bing Mrs. Maclnria Flguuro to death last night with a hunting knife In a local rooming house nnd then plurigliijr the knife Into hlm- Helf. 1'edrosa dicil on tho wnv to Iho hospital. No cause for the murder and suicide could be learn ed by tho police. Mrs. FiKucro bun boon living hero with her ihrce children, her husbnnd b Ing in Mexico. Foruet I he nasty tasting, stom ach upsetting cod liver oil and give the thin. puny, underdeveloped blldren McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets If you want to glvo them a good appetite nnd put pounds of good, healthy nosh on their bones, DoctoiTi know all about them and so does J. C. Perry, Central Pharmacy, IX J. Fry and all good pharmacists all over America, for Ihey are In great demand, because they ore not laggards but show results In a few days. 'Phey are not expensive cither fiO tablets 60 oents and chil dren take them like candy. A very sickly child, aj?e 9, gain ed J 2 pounds in seven months and strong nnd healthy. One skinny woman gained fl pounds In 21 days. Adv. pis when ea td au. tn-ouT. ian 1 ' '..neiW""' to -rm .'Mtr. ri" A necessity in every home. This fine white enamel framed mirror with towel bar attached, with 10x14 inch glass, Is a rare bargain. You must see it to appreciate it. Common sense in shoes It's common sense to have com fortable and vigorous feet. You can combine foot health and ttyle when you wear the Arch Preserver Shoe. Its concealed built-in arch bridge and flat inner sole prevent sagging and pinching. Come and see this differently better shoe in the newest styles. THE "KCCP9 TMe FOOT well- F8ECK iw Is Tourist Dies in Car Mcilfoi'd, Or., Apr. III. Thuman Jefferson Reynolds, l0 years old, of Vallojo, Cal., died suddenly hero Tuesday while rid.ng in a car on a return trip from his vncatlon. accompanied by his wife and daughter. Cerebral hemorrhage was given na the cause. liic Time lo (Set UU1 of These Uirly Spots There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine double strength is guaranteed to remove those homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine douhlo strength from any drug or department store nnd apply a little of it night nnd morning and you should soon eeo that even the worst freckles have begun to dis appear, while tho lighter ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom that more than nn ounce is needed completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful complexion. Uo sure to ask for the double strength Olhlno aa this Is sold undor guarantee of money back If U falls to romovo your freckles amfe'' With ADOLPHE MENJOU GRETA NISSEN GRAND We have received a limited supply and offer" them to any customer at a special price. "Wo now have displayed In our Housewares department new line of fireplace pieces. Select yours while the lot : complete. PEICE SHOE CO. 32fi State CAt'iTAL JOUKNAL WAJNT ADS SATISFY 1'HE WAN 114 Regular 20c and 'at !5c Percales 15c yard 27-Inch White Outing Flannel Good Grade for 20c We Are Still Advises Ordinary Buttermilk for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores Nils ;imI Iunking YfM. ig Woman I'm (Mm 'lime lUJpo of lttit trrmllk Cm. in In a Now Way A Unit lc MaHsngo with lingers Around lOyoH ami Mouth lldoi-a Iti'tlrlng All That Is Ncct'HHiiry L SELF POISONING Neglect of the liver results In elf poisoning! Not so quickly, per haps, but Just as surely ns If you drank poison out of a bottle If your liver ! not doing Its work of helping digestion, eliminating waste from the bowels and purify lnar the blood, you will always bo troubled with sick headaches, nan tea, biliousness, bad brcnth, gas, our stomach, or constipation. Cleann and tone your liver! Tut your system In condition so you leel your very best again! Try jtift a spoonful of Dr. II. a Thncher'e excellent Liver and Blood Syrup .fter the next fow menls and no tice the quick Improvement In the way you cat, Bleep, look and feel the return of strength, vigor nnd energy. You will bo completely satisfied; otherwise there will be no cost. Adv. Tho old time application of Uui- termilk and Cream to whiten and pnverve the skin and romovo harsh little wrinkles and ugly sal- lowncns was grandmother's recipe nnd women throughout the coun try are again using It to ensure a houutlful complexion and snow white hamts and arms. HuttermUk, howevjr, Is not al ways obtainable, but a nneol.illnt bus at last perfected a method of concentrating buttermilk nnd com bining It with a perfect cream, which you can buy In small quan tities eady to use at any first class drug store by simply asking for Howard's Ituttermilk Crvam.' Thcro Is no secret about it nor is there any doubt about tho ro- it "" I t - suit It's Just a common ordinary buttermilk in tho form of a won derful cream. To Ret tho beat offect. be sure lo follow tho simple directions. Atl druKplts guarantee a noticeable Improvement after the first appli cation or they will refund the money. Adv. I Tl11" P0"""11 G"0,, rKlili for Sample Botlle ' Dr. Tlinrlior'a Mvcr llloon Kjrup If prosenicd beforo the supply for free distribution is airesuy ,iv .way. Read the full detain above, then act at once, a (hie offer le limited. Get a trial elzo now by pro entlnr this coupon to J. C. Per ry'e Drug etore, Salem. Conrad j etafrJn, Dallas. Ceo. W. Btcclham mn, BUrerton. EEDS We buy and sell all kinds of Becds grown in this state, having a large wholesale trade as well as a good retail business. Wo carry in stock all tho varieties that aro suitable for the Pacific const and aro in a position to fill all orders promptly. Mail orders aro given prompt attention and we ship to all parts of the United States. We give especial attention to Seed Grains, Clover Seed, Vetch Seed, nnd tho different Grass Seeds ns well as a full line of Onrden Sop da. Rend for list when in the market as you will find It to your interest to do so. All needs are thor oughly reclenned and graded nnd comply with the various Stnte Seed laws of tho different states. D. A. White & Sons Wholesale and Retail Sccdmcn. SALEM, OREGOtf Voiles Many colors and patterns 45c yard Kilbornie Ginghams Guaranteed fast, many patterns 25c yard In our Used Furniture Store and in order to move some of our stock we are making special prices on many articles. If you are in need of household goods of any kind it will pay you to visit this store. Only a few of our bargains are listed here. Ranges Used ranges of all makes, reconstructed and guaran teed good bakers. $20 and up Kitchen Treasures Complete with 2 bins, 2 drawers, bread and chopping boards as low as $2.00 2" Dining Tables Solid oak dining tables. Ro flnished and sold at less than One-third of orifrinal vrtlne Men's Suits Mercerized Table Damask 51.25 grade .58-inch at 9g0 Ited and white Table Damask, 58-incIj wide ggc J. P. Coats Thread 50 J. P. Coats Mercerized Cotton jijc J. P. Coals Crochet Cotton 150 J. P. Coats Darning Cotton, 3c. 2 for 5c Blue Denim, yard .' 27c Khaki Jean Cloth, yard ....28o We have a few pairs of Barefoot Sandals Left, at 80c, $1.00, $1.50 Men's Two-Pants Suits $35.00 Men's Suits, greys, blues, browns. Priced from $17.50 to $30.00 . Men's Pants $4.50, $4.95, $5.45, $6.50 Young Men's Suits f 16.60 to $20 Rugs Room size rugs tapestry, axminstor and Wilton velvet ruge. $5 and up Chairs-Rockers A large stock of chairs and rockers of all kinds 75c and up Baby Carriages A good selection at greatly Reduced Prices Iron Beds Easily reflnlshcd like new. to look $1.50 Springs and Mattresses Bed springs and fumigated mattresses. $1 and up Buffets Solid oak buffets In good condition at Sacrifice Prices Boys' Tennis Shoes $1.25, $1.65, $1.85, $2.10, $2.25, $2.75 Boys Tennis Shoe Para Cord Sole out wears leather, at ?2.io and J2.25 Boys' Suits 2 Knickers $8.90 to $12.45 Hop Pickers Gloves, Shoes, Coveralls. Knick ers, Blousee, Shirts, Overalls, Sox at Low Prices. 3 Red or Blue Bandana Handkerchiefs for 25c Universal Cloth Fast Colors 15c yard Used Furniture Store F High Street opposite the Court House Blue Wing Zepher Ginghams Very Low Price 19c yard Boys' Knickers 98c to $2.25 Boys Work Shirts 55c Boys Dress Shlrts....75c and 85c Boys Blouses 75c and 85c Guaranteed tub fast. Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords $2.65 to $5.50 0 So Snug Arch Support O'of's $5.50 2 Strap $5 so Ladles' Tan Oxfords, crepe soles $3.45 Ladies' White Canvaa Strap rumps $2.95 Fine Unbleached Sheeting, J"" lOo and 15o Bleached, good grade j2o Guaranteed Unbleached Cheese Cloth 10o Blue and brown Barrack's Bags 48c Q J. Breier Co. 141 North Commercial Street (Chain Store. J
