Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 25, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL jdURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925 Withdrawal of Colonel C. G Thomson, manager of Crater Lake national liark. from the governor's committee to Inquire into condi tions at the state penitentiary r has halted the pro lie and the other two members of the committee, Jefferson Myers nnd Brigadier General Oeorso A. Whte, are to day marking Umo pending the ap pointment uf a successor to Colonel Thomson. The committee spent the entire day yesterday investigating condi tions and Interviewing empolyes and convicts at llio prison. No date has heen set for resumption of the Innuiry. Inquiry of Colonel Thomson of the national pat bureau as to whether ho should take time from Ms duties to participate in the in- investication brought the reply yesterday advising him to devote all oi his time to me paric. E OF IS Rockford, 111., Aug. 25. A board ot Inquiry will Investigate . the explosion ot a trench mortar , rmn r.mut whlph killBil eii:ht and wounded 12 negro members ot the Eighth inranirr regimeni oi From witnesses only a hasy story of the tragedy has been gathered. Captain Osccolu lirowa ing. a World wur veteran and one ot the slain, was in command oi practice tiring vith 3-inch Stolisa trench mortars, using prujectilce tilled with sand instead ot high explosives. After the propelling charge of ..,iI,uit,a in i h a Knells failed, wit nesses said, the sand filling was tumoved from the projectiles onu ?n its place eome of the cordite, a high explosive, was inserted. Such a shell exploded inside the gun, throwing fragments of metal in tvery direction and scattering the aend and injured about. The explosion followed by a few hours the Injury of clevon citizens u lio were burned during a Ucmon-ltrntlon. BE New York. Aug. 25. The CbaiicMloii has officially come In to lis own. nut If Hie Society oi Aimirli'nii Teai here ot Dancing has Its way," it will bo n dauco ut digi'lty, censored to win mo ivui ot peoplo ot culture. 'i'he loutiwt lor recognition oi the Charleston nearly split I lie dancing musters' convention here yesterday. New Kngland repro s-ntatives especially protested be cause the rhythmic ewayins. clicking of heels and stumping ol Ii'et was alleged to have caved in the I'lckwicl: lub In Uuslun on the night ot July 3. causing the deaths of 35 persons. It was filially agreed that the flapper and Bhelk modo of doing the dance was to be romballed. The glorified Charleston was dem onstrated. The Xlcks, "suggestive movements" and complex motions were eliminated. The feet must not be more than 45 degrees out of line with the body and there iniKt bo no loaning backwards. fifty dancing masters, haphaz ardly palled, were CharlestoniiiB about when In rushed a woman Abo styled herself "hard hearled Hannah, froie Savannah." In the name of the south, she protested against taking the kick out ot thai dance. Hut she was drowned out Her Husband Hissed I t ' ' AA j 4.-- k' I Mlllicent Rogers, New York helresa, Ls separated fron her hua- band. Count Salm, who Is In bud with the tennis officials abroad because ot an alleged insult to an opponent. Salm was hissed when he appeared on the Berne courts. New York, Aug. 25. (A- I'.) The (act that eight young men who never went tu college arc earning an average of X 1000 a week In New York motion picture studios is one motive for the off ix f Robert T. Kane, of an anuuai endowment ot $SouO for a univer ulty chair to be devoted to the art of the screen. lloterring to three unnamed eight, Mr. Kane said: Not one of them would be able to last a week if pitted againttt college-trained, highly specialized and seriously minded contem poraries. 1 have felt for years that wo in the city ure paying genius prices far mediocrity, 'lain must be curbed. Mr. Kane's offer Is limited to Yale, Harvard, 1'rineeton, Univer sity of California, Universityf if .Ihu-ngo. university of Wieconsm and Columbia university. The firot to accept Ujo offer will re vive the first $5000. The parasitic scheme of at tempting to reduoo novels and tage plays to the screen will noi do,'.' Mr. Kcno explained. We havo a new and distinct device for dramutlc expression and no one seems to know what to do with it." Mr. Kane, a producer himself. invited other motion picture mag nates to co-operate with him. He of few exp'irta lo anoint iu practical teachings. CHINESE OFFICER IS HOSTAGE FOR HOWARD JAPANESE WOMEN WANT RIGHT TO PRACTICE LAW Tokyo. Japanese women would ho allowed to practice law In the courts of the empire It a measure sponsored by tho Woman Suffrage party receives the approval of tho next diet session. Discussing the ( proposed bill, which would put women barristers on tho name plane as the male members of the bar, one of the leaders ot tho Woman Suffrage party said: "Women have proved to be good doctors and they are certainly better fitted to deal with crimes and home problems thai men bo- ratine they understand them bet ter. The argument that women are too sentimental ls ridiculous. JAPS STUDY U. S. POLITICS Tokyo. Japan. Lenders of the (hrea major political parties In Japan, tho Kentciknl, elyukal and Selyuhonto, bars decided to send to the United states an par llamentaVinna for tha purpose of studying American political prnc tlces. The delegation will attend the International convention to be held In Washington and will sub sequently visit other cltina. It l hoped the parliamentarians win brine back to Japan a number of new Idena which can bo applied to the modern political situation In empire. Harbin. Aug. 2S. (A. P.) A ('Illness military officer has offer ed himself ns a hostage for Ir. Harvey J. Howard, the Amorlcan who wns captured some time ago by bandits In Manchuria and ! proceeding to tho bandit camp. Samuel KokoMn, tho American An Invnnlnr baa mounted a knl.h.,'1 fhnnnlnr hlnrk nn shock absorbing spring to lessen the noise and make work easier. The manufacture ot artificial silk from cellnlose acetate has been begun In England nndar the guidance ot Belgian experts. in )yturftirnimr again in the rich bloom of its newness Calol Liquid Qloaa restores the orlirinatnnkhtoyourhirnlture like magic because of Us draining: and potlihlnR ac-Hnn Combined I Lht(i a brillUnt dry Anton on furniture, Hoots, woodwork, Mnottmm, aato mobiles, etc Shds duit and tnakos cleaning twice as eany nest lima. Only a littta required at a time on a wet cloth or a few drops on a dun ting mop. Order from your dealer today and srel STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) CALOL LIQUID GLOSS consul, has arrived In Mukden from the vicinity of the camp. He expressed the belief that Dr. How ard niay be released In 10 daya. WILL RADIUM AT LAST OPEN THE DOOR OF THE GREAT UNKNOWN? 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John J Mitchell, president of the Illinois Merchants Trust com pany, which was named executor of the will and trustee of the es tate, said tha the Dally News would be managed under the trus teeship In accord with the tried policies and known ideals of Mr. Law son. Vienna. Ant A I . Forced tn rhnnan hntwoan nutrlnv twenty billion kronen or allowing ner aog to oe Killed, Baronness Renoviom nhnrl t.ftrnr fnnrn hnfr.ru the court yesterday, but after a struggle, .decided to eacrlifco the pet. The doe had a akin rllapaa which veterinarians sought to cure by radium treatment. - A capsule ot the precious metal ral ued at twenty billion kronen was applied to the affected part. The dog preferred an Internal applica tion, however, and swallowed the capsule. The court action followed. BOMB EXPLOSION AT HOME WRECKS PORCH Loa Angeles, Cal., Aug. 25. An explosion believed by sher iff's deputies who investigated to have been caused by dynamite, early today partially wrecked the sleeping porch and did other mi nor damage to the home of "Wil liam Downs at Alta Canada, a foothills suburb near Pasadena. Downs had left hia bed In the porch to investigate an odor of smoke and was uninjured in the blast. Downs brother, Charles Downs suspended Los Angeles city coun cilman, is uow under indictment charged with accepting a bribe In connectiou with a tunned trans portation enterprise. Investigating officers declared Downs was at a loss to account for the explosion. Not Rough DR. SCOFIELD. Palmer Chiropractor 328 Oregon Bid. New Wealth Every year billions of dollars of new wealth are gathered from the farms, the mines and forests of the TJ. S. Your part . of thi3 new wealth is what you save from your an nual income. A' savings account and a money barrel are real helps toward thrift. First National Bank mem Her FEDERAJL RESERVE . f'iflltlllt Bank With a Helpful Bank If you are a newcomer to the Salem community and are contemplating making a banking connection here, choose a bank which has been proved helpful and has set a standard of service. That is what many of our present customers did ; others were recommended here by those who had al ready profited by the facilities and services of the United States National. We shall welcome your account, whether it be large or small. United States National Bank Salem. Oregon. We Are Now Displaying in Our Windows Some of The IN HIGH GRADE PUMPS ANJ OXFORDS BOTH FOR MEN AND WOMEN A COMPLETE LINE OF Attention Men OUR TWELVE PAYMENT PLAN There is now no excuse for any man not being well dressed. We will make a suit to your individual measure and you can pay for it iu' twelve payments if you wish. 2 Pair Pants For the next two weeks during our twelfth year anniversary sale we will give an extra pair of pants free with every suit ordered. j USE OUR CONVENIENT PAY- j MENT PLAN NO EXTRA CHARGES ITS JUST PART OF OUR SERVICE TO MEN WHO WOULD DRESS WELL Scotch Woolen Mills Store 426 State Street W. W. Emmons, Prop. Salem,.Oregon AN AN SHOES The Standard of Quality and Workmanship. All the late colors and patterns are low shoes. NEW PUMPS We have the DEANVALE BROWN that has just been released, and we are the first to show this new and popu lar shade. You must see this rich brown to have any con ception of what this new color is. We are showing the Deanvale Brown in two models at $10.00 to $12.00. Other .styles at $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00. OCr RUBBER HEELS EVERY oir " WEDNESDAY HALF PRICE OC DO T0DR FEET HURT! Corns and callouses ra mored without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nails removed and treated. Pains In teet, WMk-foot, tlat foot, toot strains and fallen arches ad lusted. Do not suffer. I will lire you the best tbat science can produce In scientific cblropodr. Consult DR. WILLIAMS About Tour Feet noun I to 5: JO. Pbone CM 7 r 02 IsuiSmi StbY&OM feiB0a Utifltttt) Ad las to ftWAfftaoi 0 (Uk&taklMnaM EEPAIS DEPARTMENT Our shop la equipped with all new machinery. We use nothing but the rerj best trade ot leather tbat money will box. Mr. Jacobson. In charge ot thla department, la an ex pert la bis line baa spent rears In factorial and repair bopa and will do nothing but high grade work.