Capital journal., August 27, 1925, Image 6

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925
III spite of the showers on Sun
day morning and threatening
clouds throughout the day nbout
400 formei North Dakotu residents
from different parts of the Wil
lamette valley pothered in the
elate fair grounds at Salem for their
annual North Dakota picnic. A
basket dinner together with coffee
furnished by tho club was much
enjoyed by all. After lunch short
addresses were made by Dad Steel
hammer of Silverton, John Din
woody of Wood burn nnd V, A.
pelzell of Salem. Steelhammor and
Dinwoody are among tho early set
tlors. In their talks they recount
ed many interesting incidents from
pioneer days. Mr. Delascll, who is
Governor Pierce's private secre
tary, in the course of hia address,
pointed out the growing Importance
of inculcating In tho youth of to
day, the Importance of their adher
ing to the faith of their fore
fulhera. Mr. Delzelf stated that
from his observations as a mem
ber of the parole board lack of
education was not tile cause of
crime In our country today, but
rather tho lack of religion.
The club adopted as Its name
"The North Dakota Club of Ore
gon." All present officers were by
unnnlmous vote re-elected for on
other year. Tho offlcera of the
club are: Alf. O. Nelson, Silverton
attorney, president; C. W. Ander-
vtco presidents, John Dinwoody,
Woodburn, G. L. Cummings, -6a-
lam; Charles Stanley, Turner; Ole
Soli, Silverton; S. Bennet, Bcotts
Mills. Other vice presidents were
elected to represent their commun
Ity as follows: J. H. Trout, Gaston
Mrs. Chan, Frank, MuMlnnvllle
Mrs. Henry Stover. Albany, John
son Myers. Alpine; V. G. Samuel.
Forest Grove.
The 192G picnic will be held at
Silverton.
BROKEN INSULATOR IS
CAUSE OF POWER BREAK
The interruption to electric
power supply of Salem just before
noon Wci'nesuuy was caused uy
the "breaking down" of an insula
tor which in turn caused a polo to
burn off on the iransraiesiou line
from KsLucada to Salem ut a point
near tho Brush Creek school juct
a few miles west of Silverton,
It Is believed by tho power com
pany uffiicals that the "breaking
down" of the insulator was duo to
ts haviui; been cracked by some
one tihootlng it or hitting It with
i rock, as the insulator baa been
in servico for a number of years
and if it had bseii dofoctivo in
manufacture it would probably
Iiavo "broken down" soon after it
was installed and put In service.
If people who shoot at Insula
tors and boys who throw rocks at
them fur amusement could realize
the financial loaa and even danger
to Hfe that ls'apt to be caused by
their action, it Is believed there
would bo fewer insulators "brokea
down" from this cause. It eeems
(hat an insulator may be only
lightly cracked at the tlmo It is
hit by a bullet or rock but not
actually "break down" due to elec
trical pressure, until weather and
power conditions are just right to
Salem, secretary-treasurer; cano It to do bo.
IS FATAL TO OLD
Santa Ana, Cal Aug. 27. (A.
P.) A bullet wound received last
Monday night by Elmer Campbell,
62-year-old express messenger,
during the' holdup between here
and Ocoanside, of the combination
mail and express car of Santa Fe
train No. 7t, caused his death here
any today.
Campbell had not regained con
sciousness since he was found lying
in a pool of blood when his train
reached here Monday night. He
apparently had been shot by the
robbers from the roof of the car
lb rough a ventilator.
Police detectives working on
the cose ad made little progress
up .to this mornng In their effort;
to apprehend tiio robbers whose
loot, according to postoffice and
express company officials amount
ed to but $27.
Campbell, whose career as an
express messenger goes back to
EVER BE WITHOUT IT
for it immediately ease sud
den, severe, colicky pains and
cramps in stomach and bowels,
deadly nausea and weakening
diarrhoea. For children ana
grown-ups ase
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
Take it with you when yon travel.
ILeep it Always in your Home.
the days of big gold shipment anda
frequent holdups, was luown as
one of the best two handed gun
men In the employ of Wells Fargo
Bxprosa company, his daughter,
Mrs. Patricia C. Anderson of Loa
Angeles, related today.
"Father shot as well with his
left hand as his right and was a
terror to tram robbers," she said.
"When ho was a young man be
rode wth money shipments almost
constantly. Whenever a big ship
ment ot gold was to be sent out
from the mining country, father
was called on to accompany it.
"He was sent into the territory
infested by tho James brothers to
KILLS ll!!
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Mosquitoes I
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Developed at World'a TTZtt SIS I
Foremort Scientific HSslH
Industrial Reaearch 11 'Z$V
, ImOtut.. Will not a TfSafl"
m atoln. Pleasant odor, r"r""J
llarmleaetohumari YOUrQrOcpt"
andanlmala. Qf Druggist
id in their capture and spent days
und nights trailing them. Father
also aidea in the chase after old
Chief Geronlmo when that Indian
leader was at the height of his
career ot outlawry.
"I know my father was shot
down in cold blood, for, if he had
gotten even the slightest chance
he would have killed a robber be
fore he himself was shot."
To protoct cashiers in banks and
business places from bandits, ap
paratus has been Invented with
which clouds of tear gas are re
leased at the touch ot a button.
WOMAN WILL PILOT
'.' BOAT IN SPEED TESTS
New York, Aug. 27. A single
woman will match her skill and
daring against nins of the fore
most racing motorboat pilots of
America In the daeh for the covet
ed gold cup at Manhasset bay on
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Delplne
Dodge Cromwell of New York,
daughter ot the late Horace E.
Dodge, automobile mimtacturer,
had the Nuisance especially con-
..n.t fnr tha avont whifh will
be contested in 30-mlle heats
f ig I Dr. C.R O'Neill
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Ladd & Bush Bankers
ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m.
starting at 2 p. in-, daylight sav
ins time.
One of the leading cumeuue"
for the cup as well as a winner or
many former races withdrew his
entry last night when Gar Wood
announced at Detroit that propel
lor trouble would make It impose
elble tor his Baby America II to
start. This will be the first tlm
in nine years that be has not pilot
ed a boat In tho event.
Contractors and Builders
All Kinds ot
Building Material
Place your material orders
with us. You wllf always bo
sure of quality building ma
terial that will assuro profits
for you and satisfaction for
your customers.
Quit shopping around spend
your time in more constructive
and profitable work. Our
prices are always in lino our
stock Is large deliveries are
prompt.
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I FRiDWj SATO RDV JS1D IHll3iD
This is our fifth Month End Half Price Sale. The other four have possibly caused - more
comment than any other dozen sales conducted in Salem. This is a monthly affair with us.
Each one is a greater success and reaches more volume than the one just previous. W e
have quoted prices in our other sales, but . in this one we think everyone has become
accustomed to the wonderful values, so that it will not be necessary.
We are going to say that all $10.00 shoes selected for this sale will be sold at $5.00, all
$9.00 shoes go at $4.50, all $8.00 shoes go at $4.00, all 7.00 shoes go at $3.5.0.
We will offer Men's, Women's, Boys' and Children's Shoes in all sizes and kinds; hun
dreds of pairs of selected from our high grade stock. It is a well known fact that we
carry no cheap shoes.
Hundreds of Boys' School Shoes; regular $5.00 grades go at $2.50.
You must be here one of these three days to participate in these prices, as we positivel y
will not make these prices only on the three end days of the month.
Our Fall Opening Will Be Immediately After This Saie
25c Rubber Heel Day Every Wednesday. All Heels Put On Half Price Wednesday Only 2 5c
DO YOUR FEET HURT?
Corns and callouses removed without pain or soreness. Ingrown
nails removed and treated. Tains in feet, weak foot, flat foot, foot
strains and fallen arches adjusted. Do not suffer- I will give you tho
best that science can produce in scientific chiropody. Consult
DR. WILLIAMS
Hours 9 to 5:30 About Your Feet Hume 616
N&THEPRICEjr
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REPAIR DEPARTMENT
Our shop is equipped with all new machinery. We use nothing but
the very best grade of leather that money will buy.
Mr. Jacobson, in charge of this department, is an expert in his line
has spent years in factories and repair shops and will do nothing but
high grade work. - -
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