Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 14, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL " JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST -14, 1925 I senator from Illinois, sailed Wed nesday In connection with a pro posed (100,000,000 American loan to an unnamed Euorpean country. While he declined to state what nation sought the loan, he named Italy as one ot the countries that needed financial assistance. Scene of Prison Battle and Escape af Salem in Which Three Are Dead Winn I peer, Man., Auff. 14 (AP) "-In a during daylight holdup of tfio canliier of tlio Wi unpeg1 ulreel railway company toduy, five rob bers obtained a payro:! pouch con taining between 5O0G and $75, 000 and escaped in an automobile. hTe automubhe hvionga to tho company, and the five men sur- rounded the cash tar, Dick Phaw, an he stepped from its running board with tho money In a sack lor a payroll. The robber occur- in mid-forenoon on one of the 1 jMiest comera in tiiis city. Shaw was struck to the pave ment with the butt of i platol wiu.-n lie refused to h:in1 over the money 3Ie lay on tho pavement as .!.o robbers jumped Into hli car, and tho driver, at their demand sent It rapidly away. The car was found n 'lalf hour'p Biecdy travel from tho scene ot the robbery. ARCTIC PLANE OUT OF ORDER Washington, Aug. 14 (AP) With one of Its planes temporarily out of commission, llw MacMlllan Arctic expedition Is going ahead With the other two to establish on intermediate base at Flagler fjord, on Kllsmere Inland, about 100 miles from Ktah, Greenland, the main base. Tho nii plane NA-2 was damaged nt Ktah during a storm yesterday. Hhe was put aboard the ele.mior Bowdoin to be renal red. Tho planes NA-1 nnd NA-3 wea'.hered the storm safely. Flagler fjord was decided upon for a sub-baso between Etah nnd Capo Thomas Hubbard on Axel II rd burg Inland, whero tho advance flying base will bo located during a reconnaissance flight Tuesday night. Jt was planned to place supplies there Inst night. Tioulngne, France, Aug. 14 Miss JJIIlan Jlarrlson of Jlueuos Alios, who was compelled to abandon her fourth attempt to swim across tho Kmdish channel on Monday when nhaut eight miles from the Knrlish i-oast, has ma do up her mind lo have another Itiiil this com lng Monday, especially If Miss (Jnr trudo Mderle, of New York, de cides to start thru. Kfforts arc being mndo to In duce Mile. Slon, French swimmer, who was forced In abandon her at tempt to swim the channel early this nioulh when a mile and a half from her goal, lo si art out oi Moliilav night also. Hut tin French woman docs not command fJUf h resources as tho others and pays she will not ho ready to Plan until ihc end of the month, or curly in September. Miss Fderle's preparations now nre virtually complete and those of the Argentine girl can bo made nt short noil. o If nho definitely de cides to start on Monday. MANHUNT IS SHIFTED TO DRIFT CltEEK (Cnntliniecl frmn I'iiro One.) tin l(ir.ii'"l ruulB II (ifrcia. Thin, they buUI. wan found lo h H"; opinion of woodsmen uml hunters Willi whom Ihry cmivciwd. U would 1)0 necesvuiy for llio con v'etn to follow me creek bed In thp main liccnixe ot Uio density of the sklrtlni! liruiili. The ereek hod does not carry n runnliiK Rtl'eam. hut only an oeeanloiuil pool ot water, nnd the nature ot tho fool In!; In mieh that to track a man nlonB the ereek would he Impos sible. A fl-Ritive not accustomed to tho woods, said the l'ortland trailers, would follow tho IiIbIi- Mnn-'.innf. Disnnmnized The l'or:lanil oltlcers, particu larly Captain Lewis, aevorely criti cised the ori;anl?.ntltn of the chafle (leclarinir that It larks leadership. Koi'ds and bridges ire utlorly n- r-i,ir.lil nnl.l ltvlll IHlll hft Bml hla follow officers wcro nblo to travel from Portland to Kniorn at midnight, and from Salem Into the wooded district eastward without helm; neroHted by poRRomen or Ruerds at brideea or any other Iile.co. Warden Dalrymple, koeplnn In touch with operations by tela phono from lita office, yesterday tllrecled the leaders to distribute flinl nn n.nrrl Intf tn their Own Judgment, but crlllelRed them for IteepfnR, iti some instancos, an en tlro posse grouped In one place. Whn Shot Guards It will be the object of the coro ner's Inrjueiit to determine, If pos sible, who of th escaping convicts knt thA rfAf-ns. Th. tnstlmonr of a InrRo number ot persons will be neceiwary. i immer iviitiion nw linnblo to say this morning just when the Inquet-t would he called. Ho was qulto certnln It would not lie In the forenoon, nnd thought It nilcht not be until tonlitht. Tho object of tho governor's In vo.itlentlon will be to determine Tvhether rnrelessnwfi and lax disci pline on the part of the prison sd ministration were responsible for the break. The Korernor discredits chorees made hr Oswald West and others that nltar Inefficiency was shown by Wnrdon Dalrymple. However, he will makt an effort to ascertain the facta. At leant that im hla declared Intention Yesterday. MfttiT Question AsVreJ The question mt freonentlT GIPi TO TRY AGAIN if ' . ! I' Cill f" 4 t'J If. f h V-v I. ' V7 ; V;.' l : v i Li4 vVf4v t n ilk Jc plter , W 1 lfh?M 4M 1a "i . v ', I. ' 1 yr 'As. & K ,3 M"?f S, . ., ' I K4 its f ' M r1 i t-' "i' iwltej are: How were the convict a ;lIiIo to malt,) ilaKRufH from filos? How tlicy s.irri'tcd tlie plrcca of ropo I It a L tli!y splhod Uicllicr lo li-t tli oin down from I ho roof? Why thry , vvv tihld lo tt'p out of l.ito linn mart' hhif; to (lie d i n in;; room? And how tin1 were I t c to ';'t to t)u loof and cut u holo In it? Knives nii do from fikvi urc often ton ml lildduii av.ny in Hie prison .iiidor nil win ilt'im. 'I'll at ia Ilia iiiry. And t f'i knivi'a and ruperi. it ia rccaliod (luu Harry Tracy tiitil David iMi'irill had rifles liiddcu in tho priison. Unco before tho roof waa roaehiM in tlio samo way by Hi a name men who Kt away Wed nesday. Tli in i& when Joneti, Kely utul otherd cut throuKh tht; roof by ginliif, Ihe ourth coll tier duriiifi tlio Johnson Smith ro 15 i 111 0. They vore caught, however, oefore they sot out o( tho yard. House U Plundered Thobo in :iai ko ut l ue man hunt for tho eocaped convicts thin inorniiif; said Unit they wore re assured that Ihe ftiKivitles nre still in tlie I'laliuu iiuiKhborhood by the report telei honed to the prison that the MclHii'iiy fuvin bouse, 7 miles south ot Stlvertou, was pll UiKed during tho night. Mm. Mellheny reported that lute In the night sno and her hus band heard Horn eon o enter the hotir.e. She say a that they lay utill In bed, and mat tho prowlors wandered over nlmost tho entire house (or nenrlv halt an hour, but did not enter tho bedroom. Noth ing was taken except, perhaps, a little food tho woman (hi id. Mrs. Mellheny said she could not tell how many men wer In (he house, but that they mnde lot ot noise and apparently did not earo whether anyone heard them or not. . Jack Lalrb, lifer At the Oregon prison, who ha Just completed A tK"ok on "Rational Proof of Im mortality" ones was cunning onough to make an lngenlus elec tricnl dovlco with which he was prepared to burn hta way out of tho prison. This was when lxml Compton wan warden. In making tho device strips of tin cut from cans, broom wire, common ecwlng thread nnd toilet paper were used. the latter for Insulation. The machine was hidden In a can of evrement. Luckily U wa found hoforo Laird had a chance to use It. Kindergarten and Nursery Class Opening September 1, 1025 L1TA WATERS 1570 Court Street rhone 1184-M. Salem, Or General view ut nrlHun olfices fiear above (1) Warden Dalrymple, mini or prlNon showing two windows between which convicts lowered tliomselve from roof to yard by rope, (4) (iuard J. RL Ilolman (dead), (S) (iuard John Sweeney (dead), (6) "OreRon" Jones (dead), (7) James YVillos, (8) bullet holes llirouuli winilow of turnkey's office mado by convicts shooting at guard, (y) view of barred door at tunv key's office throiiirh which convicts left prison. At tIrM of door Is arsennl which convicts unlocked and from which they armed them selves. (10) Tom Murray, (11) Ellsworth Kelly. Politics Blamed For Escape; Pierce and Warden are Flayed Portland, Or., Aug. 14. Gov ernor Walter M. Pierce Is Indirect ly responsible and Warden A. M. lhilrympto Is directly responsible for yesterday's prison tragedy nt S.tlem Plerco becnuao ho appoint ed Dalrymplo and Dalrymple be cauRO he failed n the emergency ex-Governor Oswald West de clared today. West's comment on the gov ernor and on hla prison chief were hldo-burulng. He said: 'Governor Pierce cannot escape responsibility for the prison traR edy. Dalrymplo l his appointed. "His selection was the cheapest kind of politics. He was formerly employed at the prison In a sub ordinate position and was dis charged for cause, and for good cause, by the warden and his dis charge had my full approval a governor. 'Dalrympte was torn white- live red nnd ha run true to form. Rav 'Politics Played "Had Governor Pierce been aj much concerned In securing n de cent prison adminlstnition as he was In playing politics, he would Ladd & Bush Banket? ESTABLISHED 186S General Banking Business Office Hours from pre, S, l ; ! and arsenal at Salem. An tlicr bp (2) John Davinon, (3) view of have mndo Inquiry of those who could have told him of Dalrymple's total unfitness tor even a sub ordinate position let alone the bead of the institution. "Picture the situation. A long line ot convict marching In from th0 prison yard through the old chapel In the main building to the dining room for their evening moal. Four, desperate men step out ot lino un-notleed. Where was Dalrymplo? They walk un noticed to their cells an unheard-of occurrence. Where was Dalrymple? "Then, a little later, they walk EXPERIENCE OF MRS. FULLER1 "My health has Improved won-! dorfully," gay Mrs. T. If. Fuller ot Walpole, N. H., "atnee tiiklns Tydla K. lMnkham's Vegetable ' Compound. For montht I wnm in such pain that I could not work.' but lhanks to this splendid medi cine I am now strong enough to! do all my own work and haw two dear bahles to rare for hasldm. I want to recommend Lydta, K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound to wo men who are weak, run down and nervous." Adv. 10 a. m. to 3. p. m. out Ot their celld through tho Ion? corridor ot the coll house in broad day light to the stairway, which they mount and climb to tho third tier. Where wua Dal rymple? "They deliberately boro holes th.'ough the roof and remove n section largo enough to permit thc-lr escape In broad day light. U'usro was Dalrymple? These four men walk out on tho root In broad day light and with a rope let themselves down ono by one directly in front ot the warden ' :tnco In broad day light. This later act must have taken Borne lime nnd should have at least at tracted the retention of someone on the payroll at the institution. "Uut whero vas Dalrymple? He war. sitting leisurely at home. Im mediately across the road from tho prison. Tho escaping convicts now mounted tho etcpa leading to tho arsenal v.hen they were coon by Dalrymple. who was coming to tlio warden's office, not to Cflpfurc PEOPLE ARE ASKING", IS CHIROPRACTIC TOO ROUGH Little patients (hahiea) who are two weeks old take chiroprac tic adjustments regularly with the beet of resulte. Could they stand rough treatment? Or could an eldorly person, eighty five yeara of age. stand rough treat ment? No, of course not. Yet chiropractic get reaults regard- lesn from babyhood to old age makca no difference as far as tho efficiency ot chiropractic la con cerned. In regard to acute or chronic coaee. Dr. Scofleld a Palmer chiropractor located on the 3rd floor over the Oregon Electric depot In Salem, Or., given a consultation and examination free. Adv. lHfTfHfHHrffWrmfrTTfrfWW?HrlWffin 1 Peerless Bakery 170 N. Commercial Street Our regular Prices of Bread, 114 lb. loaf, 13s 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf Be, 3 for 2Sc Cookies, 2 dozen for . .., .. 25c Butter Horns, 6 for 25c Apple Turn Overs, 6 for . Cakes, all varieties . , , ,, Be op to SOe Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns, per dozen , ?0e Pies , 10c and 25c Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 3 loaves 25c Wt serve coffe and lunches. Try our Ersuses Candy i escaping priaonera, but to get some letters ho had forgotten. When ho euw the four convicts, one of whom ho says hnd a knife, he turned tail and ran not taking time tn stmt and lock the "prison yard gate for home, whero It ap pears ho had a gun? Did he give the alarm or use bin gun? No. Ho staid under cover until these tour escapes overpowered and beat up Jim NcBinith, the turnkey, un locked tho double door leading to tho old chapel, th rough which they went hack into tho prison yard, whero they proceeded to kill two guards and mortally wound tho third. Whore was Dalrymple? BaTrvmnlfi at Home . "Ho was at home directly across tho street from it all and with a gun in the house. "After kilting the guards the escapes mounted the steps loading to tho guard tower near the prison ifflce, which was facing and with- CORNS to otsemtnute Juit thtt quick the palo U (one. Dr.SehoU'ft Z1no-pdlstheMfe,aur, healing method lo relieve ptlnfulcorn. Pre vent the preMure and rubbing of tight hoea the oaoM of cornt. Unfailing tn III action. The retulta are Immediate. Coet but a triQe. At all drag and ehoe store. JDrScholVs 'Ijino-pads Put one-ont-the pain is gone One ot tho boldest burglaries that has been perpetrated . In Sulem in recent yours took place on Commercial street some time after midnight last night when burglars rifled the big glass show case that stands on the street in the open vestibule of the C. P, bishop store. A hole large onough to admit two men was cut in the glass, but it Is not likely that the enclosure was entered. The burglars ap parently reached In and raked out what they wanted. This was main ly sweaters, and It Is probably that not more than half a dozen were taken. The glass, after being partially cut, was . smashed in, glass was scatered all over the Interior. The police report of Officer Smart Indicates thatt he burglary was arter midnight. As soon as Smart discovered It early in the morning he called Harry Ttowe, merchants' patrolman, nnd Rowe said It had not been done at his midnight Inspection. Tho police are yet Iwthout a clue. ITALY SEEKING LOAN OF $200,000,000 FROM U. S. Turin, Italy, Aug. 14. (A. P.) The financial writor of the Gaz- zetta del Popolo says that an American loan to the Italy gov ernment of from $100,000,000 to $200,000,000 at 6 per cent fe being discussed In financial cir cles. With commissions and other expenses the cost of such a loan wo ludrtoe to 7 per cent, this writ er says. The Gazzetta del Popolo adda that osmethlng of this kind Is nec essary owing to the constant growth of Italian Industries which require either a foreign loon or an incerase la the currency, which would be dangerous for the na tional economy. Ham Lewis Sail? Abroad. New York, Aug. 14. J. Hamil ton Lewis, lormer United States In 100 yards of the warden's house where ho had retreated and ifter jumping over the wall they ran down tho rood toward the Htato lnsaue hospital. "it was then but not till then when the cscapers wore safely at a distance and going strong the niier way that warden Dalrymplo appeared, probably, and fired a diot at the vanishing convicts. 'Can the people imaginr John Minto, John liengen, Frank Cur tis or Colonel Lnwson pulling a stunt like this? Where was Dal rymple?" Wedding Day 'My stomach and liver trou hie made a regular grounh of me. I was sore nt everyone, including my wife, and wo quarreled every day eince tho wedding. She la a dear little girl ond I know It wae my fault. Mayr's Wonderful Rem edy was recommended for my stomach trouble, and eince taking It I have felt like a new man. My ire and I now got nlong beauti fully." It ia a simple, harmless preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflamma tion which caufics. practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ail ments, Including appendicitis. Ono dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. Perry. D. J. Fry and druggists everywhere. Adv. Another Big Lot uinsnum just came in and we are putting it on Sale This Week. These are all Large Pieces. Just the right size for the canning season. They look even better than the pieces we had last time. So this week for FRIDAY and SATURDAY to offer you the choice of 8 qt. Covered Draining Kettles 8 and 10 qt. Covered Convex Kettles 14 qt. Dish Pans 12 and 14 qt. Preserve Kettles Large Bake Pans, size 11x15. Take any of these large pieces for only 95c See our line of Conserve Cookers and Na tional Pressure Cookers. Thev will save B you money every day. I IS reduced One-Half is reduced One-Half Steam Cooker. GEO. E. ALLEN Hardware and Machinery 236 North Commercial St. Not Temporary Relief But CURE PILES or other Rectal or Colon ailments should not be expert- mented with. They should ami can be ' permanently CURED by my non-BurgU Send today for my FREE BOOK con- i tatnlng scores of voluntary testimonial : irora pauenra, some or wnom nad suit' r4 Id r.tA U.l - -.-1 1 ; J .i.u jiuivuttu uuu mcu every Kinu of drug and treatment. Read It and you win Dctrcr understand why I ran Dive n Wrlir. r.,,L ttntBotn rnoc.. vuiiu yuui lid or refund your tee. Rubber is still going up. Get Our Trices on BALLOONS, HEAVY DUTY, . CORDS Hughes dues Expert Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 of that High Grade r Your cooking labor when von Vmv a a vn , am. 3. tm&. JUDEAN. M.D.Inc PORrtAHU OFFICES: SEATTIE OFFICES! 1 OrDfcin Bujlblnq BC8-8I2 ShfWr DuildW OTHJjAN DOMAIN 6TH( ANO Pmif ( I G I n