Capital journal., October 12, 1925, Image 6

PAGE SIX
ELEVEN KILLED
San Francisco, Oct. 12 (AP)
Eleven persona were hilled In ou
tomobile accidents on the Pacific
coast yesterdny and one person
died when a railroad train hit
huge boulder.
Ira Marsh, 28, was killed In
stantly and six others, Including
three young girls, were Injured In
a collision between two automo
biles In Sacramento.
James Sabllner, 64, fo Campbell,
near San Jose was killed by an au
tomobile on a Burllngame, Cal
street.
Four persons were killed In a
grade crossing cra.sh near Pomona.
Cal., when their automobile was
Btrtick by n Southern Pacific train
, Ignacio Rodriguez was killed and
three others seriously hurt when
their machine capsized on n turn
In Brea canyon near Los Armeies
Lolaml Edward?. Jr., 18, was
killed in a collision in downtown
Los Angeles. ,
Kva Dann, 21, and James Kirby,
23," both of The Dalles, Ore., were
killed on the Columbia highway
near The Dalles when their motor
cycle skidded on wet pavement.
JUfiynard Day, 12, was killed and
his brother Russell received seri
ous Injuries when the automobile
In which they were riding was
truck by an Oregon Electric train
In Salem, Ore.
Robert H. Loe, fireman of the
Continental Limited of the Oregon
Washington Railway and Naviga
tion company was killed when pin
ned beneath the locomotive when
the train struck a boulder which
bad fallen on the tracks. Twenty
persons were injured In the crash.
BEATS THE DALLES
Chcmawa, Or., Oct. 12. Tun
ClieliKiwii Indians won their thlr 1
trnlglit footlrall game Saturday
afternoon when they defeated Tde
Dalles hiKh o liool eleven at The
Dalles by a score of 18 to (I.
The game was hard fouiht
throughout although the Indians
were never In much danger. III.;
Coqullle Thompson was again toe
main cog In the Indiana offense,
carrying the ball for yardage
llino after time. The redslUns
wire originally scheduled to play
Llnflcld college last week hut the
game was cancelled as the ccilleg,'
wanted the paine at home while
It was scheduled at Vucim.wa.
The Indiana were to meet I he
Oregon frsli'iicn next week b'.it it
Is though1. H.nl the game will tie
cancelled or piwlpuncd to get "
(tame with th-i Salem high seiior.l.
The high school has this one wan
date and Hen., manager of lh;i In
dians, was making efforts to ."..t
Kitchen, manager of Ihe red an I
black eleven by phone this morn
ing. It is thought Unit the fame
will go through, all hough il
not definitely decided lis yet. 'I'll.
high school team has a forolid ihi.
aggregation Ibis year and li.ei
would make the Indians tep o'.H
and work to get the long end of
the score. However, ihe Inilial
have the best ileven they have bad
for several seasons and are lock
ing forward to making It four
straight.
BOY KILLED
WHEN TROLLY
SMASHES HUG
(CinMnuort from I'uko tno
with hroiher. He in not m
mtply hurt. cm was tip nnt
this mnrniiiK
Strike Hcatl-on
The car ami ih Kit in Htniv
npnrly hcnil-nn. Ihe Inirkn orut
lrK Kiflh slrt'i-t diafWirally at t:n
point where the iirrlileiil too'.,
place. A R"i mi -f piTs-uis wrv
stnmliiiK .it t tie small lllKlitaii.l
deptt located holt'.e Fifth tret.
ami had fh-puril the train, whn-.i
he.d a'nuwtrt'd with a whittle. F
Is saitl, how. ver, that the train,
did not Blow down n olowlv r.
iimtal and it is thounht that :h"
boys, inice.'le.'lattnK the peed of
the loroniot've. expected to R'1
across the tvnch In front of it.
The train struck the car Just lif
blnd the tieat
The Peters, li front of who.
home the accident ocurred. re
ported that n av.TaRti of iw
drlvcm a week" are forced Int
the c.urh at the cronslnir while
drlvtiiR north on Fifth utrret, It
hemp- Inioprlhlo to wee the tram
for any constdtrahle dlMnnre wh mi
the train le cotnlnn mmtn, nu
nrinctiinlly to the fact that 'h
HlKhlnnd depot and nearby hotu
ohstruci the view. I here l
old warning mnn on the west a'd
of the street, hut there Is no ele
trie device. su h an those installu
benlilc the Southern I'aeffic i mel
on Twelfth d'rtet.
Anto Badh Damnred.
The two Imvs were ko'hk froi1
their home, 2185 North Four.!
aired, at the tim( of the accident
to the Cherry City bakery, wherv
their father. J. V. Mnw. is em
nlovcd.
The anto was badly damage!
particularly In the rear. UrarT
and other parm of the car w$r?
trewn all over the I'etera' 'ron
yard.
JVfra, Maw, who was In Tw.n
Fulls, Idaho, nttendinfc the runrtl
of her own ntep-mother M the
time, was Immediately notified
and will arrive tomorrow to at
tend the funeral of her son. Fu
neral arrannromentfl have not boon
made, pending her arrival.
In addition to hi" parent and
hie oldor brother, ItUMell, Mnv
Hard Maw in survived by twn
younrer brothers, Howard, uffe U.
and Merrill, a ore 2, and a eliter,
lo', nfffl 7. '
Leaders and
1
mi:
fillip
he Forty-Hchib Triennial General ConTrntfon f the RpNropnl Cbnrrh will mmentbte In New Orleans,
ctoberi7tlir for Ibree-weekn mmn tlurlnir nhlvh quetitlonn of vital luiiinrtnnce to (lie Communion
rrltljliit i?onlderedt Inclmllnc propoMnl to reduce ttN nmuinl budget by 1 ,'.'1)0,000, Irnyer Hook HcvIkIou,
Jtbe crentlon of an ordained Order of Deai'oneMe, Knlarwd I'owem for Provincial OrnnnlxntlonM, ChrU
Jlaa lenity, 1b divorce problem, capital aud labor and unlverftnl pence. At thin Convention the Church
lor. the first ttmo In the one hundred nnd forty yearn of lta eiliitenre will elect, dem, crntUnlly, a preld
Inr hlMhop who will rnnk coclritlnNllcally with (he ArebblNhop of Canterbury. Approxhnntely B.04)0 people
.Will mo to New Orlenna In connection with the Convention. The upper hnlf of the plcturm Nbown, left,
th Alhanaenm In which (he lloune of ninhopn nnd he Houe of Deputle, will meet, nnd above It, the Mont
Itcverend Etuelbert Talbot II. II., Illnbop of Iletblehem, (he pre went I'reMhllnK lllnhop c f the Church.
On the rljrht In Jerusalem Temple, In which the Woinnn Auilllnry of the Cburcb will meet, nnd above If,
lit. Iter. Thomaa F. Waller I. II., IllNbop of Tcnnewi.ee, and Prmlilent of (he KpUeopal nllonnl Council,
llelow In (he centre In the I'avllllon beneath (he elm In Audubon Park, where the open In a; service of (be
Convention will be held nnd on either aide of It, left, Itt. Itev. Dnvla Neaannta I. !., lllnhop of l.oiilalana,
and the bout of (he Convention, and, iia;b(, Mr. Wnrren Kearny, Chairman of the enernl Com mi t lee on
Convention la New Urleana,
Life, Like the Years,
Has Seasons, Pastor
Declares
A Bpedal home eomlnp church
service wa held at the First Con
gregational church Sunday morn-
ins. with the pastor, llev. C. E.
Ward, BivinK the sermon on the
mibjeet, "When tlie FroiU is on
the Pumpkin." A number of old
er people and former members of
t lie church were present at tin'
.services. Itev. Mr. Ward took for
Ills text Ihe p area kg, "At evening
lime t here eh it II he light."
"The mast or painter." he said,
ban slarled lll work of beauty on
the foliage of the wood; anil nil
11 at uie whlt-tpcm into tlie ear of
man that autumn has ascended to
Ihe throne.
"Ah the year ban ii Heasons, ho
has life. Into our young live
flowed t he joyous pringtime
wit h iln dreams; on came the
'u miner when we tslood in lite
heat of life's battle and foughi
hack adversity, with courage and
wrought victory out of defeat; on
ciiiiH's I fall that lirhigK no
much of reflect ion and rerol!-c-tion
when we dream of the
'inilit have hecmi' and the liau
nitoi Im. of all save love and
golden frleiidMiipa.
ATTEMPT TO
PLANT GUN
I OU MURRAY
tCotitinii-d from p.iKe mo)
d'M.'.na'cd spot n 'r ihe prison ;i;
a ditt to be d'. iv.uated lati-r in an
other letn r. The second letter in
the ca.-e was d'Mveiid h F.ill'n
during the visit of the jury and
other connected with ihe Murriy
eatie to tlu p! i'-on last Wcdnesd i .
the authorities declare, and th'
lei ter (lit-ig r..i ted the time mid
tdacc for the delivery of the f;un.
they claim. .Subscnueitt to thi.-
lime, the aniborities assert, Fa!b'ii
injected hiinsilf into the Murray
trial ut a witness by ini'onnl.M;
the defente counsel thai be v,i
an eye witness to the escape ai:,i
shooting of (iuard Sweeney.
Advlried a to the plot in a I
vanee Ihrougi a tip, the origin ;)V
which the authorities ivfusj i.t
divulge. Warden Dnlrymple, l).1,)
uty Warden l.lllle and Oeputy
SherlffH llert Smith nnd San
ItuvLhart planted themelvea to
wait for Korhus near the prison
groundB Sal.irday night. Soo.i
after the dance at a nearby hall
had starttd S.tihiiB appeared ail
entered the prison ground, who
he was arrested by l.illie and
Uurkhnrt. Sorbin at first refuse
to surrendei- and came near bein
shot, the of.Vers say.
Admits Consnivurv
Surhun admit thai he had :u
ranged with a certain convict to
leave the gun found on hi in at o
delgnaled spot, lie nairi that h
had made the arrangements du:
ing a visit he raid to the pris.i'
during stale fair week.
The rdatemrni made by Fallen
in a letter to Sorhim. found In th
inner a room In Portland y rater
day by Sheriff Oscar Power, Depu
ty Warden l.lllle and Portiniul pc
lieo officer, that ho wanted th(
nun Bimnly for the purpose of
turning It over to the warden wit a
the statement that ho found It .n-
sido the prison and thun enhance
hla chances for a pardon, aro
scouted by the officers aa a blln J
Further riovelopmcnta in llu
case are predicted by thfi (Watrict
attorney, aheriff and prison off1
clals.
Lettet Is Fonnd.
Thrt letter from Fallen to Sor-iiM
found in Portland read as fo1lonn
Dear Friend : Itecel ved your
letter. No, there in nothing i
wnnt in the Hue you snoko of. I1
Scene of Episcopal
:
In Sermon
1 ne tictiire to remain young
neatlud In the heart of humanity.
It ent Ponce de Leon in search
of the Fons Juventuti, or foun
tain of youth, by imhihing whose
watet-H lite might remain ever
youthful."
Itev. Mr, Ward recommended
four certain helps to youthful
new;. "Firm," he fiaid, "think
health, for there n much truth in
the adage, 'think slek, get Hick.
The one who fn ever feeling his
own pulse will t-oon become
invalid.
"Keep the forward look; think
lert of the 'good old rtayn fit the
patit and more of the good 'hty
ye I to be. Ah Ilrowning aid
'Crow old along with me, the beM
in yet to be, the last of life for
whU-h the fiivt was made.
"(let the upward look the
look which Paul called 'the up
ward calling in I'hritu Jeans'.
Finally the pastor recommend
ed "clean living aud spiritual
dunking" a one of the benf aitl
to youthfuluetw.
"Ail of tluvi aide:," he c
eludeil, "are within the reach of
alt of us."
lri e a pit'po it in il to put tin l
you and 1 am pure it will wor.
fine ,md dandy. Now, it is l:k
this. 1 h i n k it out and uc yom
own judgment ahoui it. On a cor
lain date I Will put In .ater, yoi
dr.v? down here a: 2 in tlie afte--
iion n il when you pass the ne
to ths last lioite on the right ban
-ide of the street coming out h"r.
here will b a fellow siandiug on
the front lawn and he will hav-. i
hiUMpiet tif r low ers in his h:n,i
T !i a t will be t h e pi a . e. T.i k e 3
gotid look a.'ouml mi you wi.-a'l
nii.ke any mistake.
"Then you i-ome back acre at
o'clock that night, .lust diivo by
Hie same as yni did in the aftct
iH.on. Have a six shooter wioM-'1
n a dark clot li and have u lew
sheila hi It. Tluow it on
lawn where yon miw the follow
standing. Just toss it out, 1 urn
aud drive p. way. I will do
rest. TIiIb fellow will bring it U
me the next day. He ta mi old p.il
of -nine and he ix nt aiiuare as th
make them. 1 will then take It
up nnd give it to the warden and
tell hlm 1 found It planted in th
yard. They i.'e scared to death
(hat Ibero will be some guim come
in here now right after this other
break and I am sure 1 can get a
pardon for doing It. In fact, I am
sure 1 can. In ease you do t'-is
for me, file the number off tnc
gun. Then 'hey can't trace It.
and wipe of nil finger prints, to.
ou never hove to stop your car li
do this. The only thing is to be
xuro you got the light place, t
will send yon a home made msn
and you will have plenty of t'nip
in the afternoon to get your bett
ings but be sure nnd b1 on time.
Two o'clock nnd S o'clock and ev
er'thlng will he five and uaiuly. I
went you to think this over. Now
! don't think thoro is a chan-'o f
Vim getting Into fouble. Anyway,
when yon tl row It. (urn and ro
and It it don't work 1 will leave
rtomfl night. I stay cut nights on.'e
in a while.
New York Hulr and skirts are
shorter than ever In Paris, aaya
Miss Dolly Allison of Sonora,
Texas, Just back from abroad.
Parisian barbers hob hair with
raxors,
Tangier! Abd-ol - Krlm, for
eign minister, accused of being a
traitor, has been blown to pieces
by (ho Itlffs at the cannon's
inuuth.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL S' l KM. OIIKCON
Convention
CONTRACT IS LET
Walter T, Vurncy of San Fran
eiCn today was awarded tho cou-
traetH to carry mail by airplane
rroin Mho, .tv.. to Pasco, Wasn..
according to Associated Presa dis
patches from Washington.
Tho award was announced by
Postmaster (JenenJ New. The bill
of Vern C. (Icrt on the Seattle-Los
Angeles rout? Is under consider x
ilon. Varney specif'ed he would bo
rea dy f o r o pera lion w i t ti i n 30
days. Psintr a plane of the swal
low type oaiablo ot carrying 4u0
pounds at a speed of 100 miles per
hotir, bis fliers would leave KlJto
on the arrival of the transconti
nental mull planes, making the
trip to Pa:"o in less than 5 hour,
with one sto.i at Poise. The trip
from Pasco tenth would he made
in the morning to connect with
ihe transcont'vental plane on Its
eastern trip.
The service will be opernted six
lays a week. Varney Is to receive
four-fifths of the revenue from he.
mail carried.
The operatun ot this route will
give tlie American and CnnadLi:i
northwest the fame service as rfan
Francisco Is petting today.
For Information ;
About Railroad t.
Trips Phone 727 R
l OREGON El,ECTRICV
B.P.O.E.
Dining Room
Dinner
60c
For the Elk, their
families and friends
5 to 8 p. m. daily
Ml
13 I "
llf
1
ml
FOR NORTHWEST
AIR MAIL SERVICE
f :;'-'y
k- ' Vi
SAYS MILLIONS
SQUANDERED
IN AIR ORGY
ft'ontlin'iCij :;'.-im I'niro (;ne.
.-eiviee, ih;:'. l'..' i-uisitil planes.
j)urehused the iirioy hud Ween
found deileit-iu in Minn reaire
nients, .Mc .Madden .said he had
"heard Koinething f a ehitrge of
criminal negligence that borders
on criminal waste,"
"Think of buying 212 pumuit
planes that a pilot ha.- difficulty In
weeing out," he exclain.ed.
Intelligence Xot I'sed
Failure of the army and navy to
spend money "intelligently," in the
air service,, ho declared, "is not
unique, as similar extravagant ;
nowhere proRnims are heliiB car
ed on In tank development, ar
tillery development and tlie cheml
it warfare department." '
Mr. M id den '.submit led a phut
for devulopsiiK i lie army nnd navy
Uviathin. at a cost .of K7,5O0,010
which amoriK other things, would
provide for discontinuance of all
engineering and design work by
he two military service, with the
abolition of the naval aircraft at
Philadelphia and the army engin
eering aircraft development. He
would place all designing and con
struction of the planes in the hanlte
of private manufaeturera with the
responsibility of perfurmance and
design and with the military ser
vices furnishing only the specifiea
lions desired.
Air, .laddf-n suggested the fol
lowing program:
"Fifteen hundred new airplane.'
f various designs at $20,000 each,
could be purchased annually
t mounting in the aggregate to
$30, 000, 000.
Cost of Service
'Ten ground service men for
each airplane, which is more than
iimple to properly care for the air
planes, at $1500, each per enlisted
man, which I think would be a
fair average to cover his army pay
his clothing, subsistence, etc.
would cost $22,500,000.
Fifteen hundred officers or one
officer for each 10 enlisted men,
or one officer for each of the 1500
airplanes would cost approximate
ly $7,500,000.
"If these airplanes, are each
flown 300 hours, a year that would
be an approximate total mileage
flown of 45,000.000, many time
the mileage of these past years; a
liberal estimate to the cost of
maintaining them nnd their power
plants could not exceed 50 cents
per mile, the labor having been pro
vided for In the enlisted men esti
mate; or a total of $22,500,000.
"$5,000,000 would be a liberal
estimate for the maintenance of all
the flying fields necessary as bases
of operation for these 1500 plane.
"A total of $87,500,000 as
against $86,000,000 now being ex
pended, for which we have receiv
ed nothing."
ARCTIC EXPEDITION
SHIPS REACHHOME
Wlseasset. Me., Oct. 12. (A.
P.) The MacMilhtn Arctic expe
dition -is home again. The schoon
er Bowdotn nnd the steamer
Peary arrived in the homo waters
of Wlseasset at 10:20 o'clock this
morning, after a stormy crossing
to the mainland from Mon began
island, where they hod been held
up by galee for nearly three days.
Mobehagan Inland. Maine, Oct. 12.
A. P.) The schooner Ilowdoin
and steamer Peary of lite return
ing MacMillan Aractic expedition,
marooned here since Friday on ac
count of wind and storm, sailed
afely out of this port at 5:30
this morning for Wiscasnet. They
are duo to arrive at 9:30 or 10
o'clock.
WANTED Poultry and Ec;gs.
We pay high price on delivery.
Hop lee Lung Kce & Co.,
439 Ferry Street. Phone 2339
II. F. Woodry & Son
Anrtlniti'ors nnd I'tiriilturr
IM'nhT;--. tay nli for l'si'l
Furniture tnrc 271 North
t"Ull'l. ACiMll IllllT ItllllKIV!.
Office l'lione "! or
Rcslik'iKT I'lionc IKCt-W
Borrow From Us
and repay principal and Intor
eat In small monthly Install,
merits.
$20.76 each month (or
60 months, or
118.03 each month (or
72 months, or
116.10 each month (or
84 months, or .'
$14.66 each month (or
96 months repays
a loan of SI. 000 and Interest.
ANDERSON & RUPERT.
406 Oregon Bide.
L, T. Dick and L. M. Hum
CIUNCSE MEDICINE CO,
420 nnd 420 State St,
Has wonderful Chinese reme
dies which ulll cure any hum tin
ailment Including ildenche,
head ache, itomnch, kidney
tmuhle, male nnd fen i ale. If III
consult us nt once Delay Is
dnnfreroito.
LUtahlMicd 18 years In Sa
lem, Ore(fVii.
Fhono 283
IW-.Miii.t.7.T.l
Anderson & Rupert '
Orcwon F'riR,
im, ,1 - . .1 .Mlntn
Salem Markets
I'omptlcd from report ol Su
lent dealers for I lie teutriuuee
oi Co pi i a i Journal readei b.
tlU-uxil dully.)
V 1 1 u 1 i If I r Icl'b
Grain: No. 1 white wheat $1.24;
No. 1 red wheat $1.14 tsacked);
oats 48c bu.; bay, oat and vetch
J Iti ton.
Meat: Top hogs 13 He; sown
10'4e; dressed hogs 17c; top steers
Static; cows $2.505.00; bulls
3 U3 Vic; spring lambs 80 lbs. and
under 1 2 Ijc; heavier 10 1 0 Vie;
dressed veal 15e.
I'oultrv: Springers 22c; light
hens 14ffj15e.; heavy hens 20(U21e
old roosters be.
Butt ci fat 52c; creamery butter
e: eggs 32c; standards 35c; i
lects 37c: milk $2.44 cwt.
Vegetables and nulla; unnia-
loupes $ 1.25 2.25 ; watermelons,
1 Vie; oranges $10.50; lemons
$11.50: grapefruit $8.50; bananas
y'c; apples $1.502.jO box;
new potatoes $2 50; sacked vege
tables: beets 3c; carrots l 'Jc; tur
nips 2 'Ac; local 408Uc; onions
radishes 40c tloz. bj riches; toma
toes 75c bushel; green beans 6c:
Oregon celery 80c doz. ; home
rown cabbage 2c; local cauli
flower $lij1.40 doz.; fresh parsley
tiOc doz.: peppers ti10c lb.; fancy
dill 15c lb.; dill size cucumbers
3 'Ac; gherkins 7 'Ac lb.: outdoor
limes $1.00 carton; seedless grapes
5c lb.; sweet corn 12'Ac; new
.Malaga grapes 7c; garlic 20c lb.;
now plckiing unions 7 y 7c;
onion 2c; lettuce $2.25 crate;
$3.50 Iced; sweet potatoes 5 Ac
lb.; cranberries lie.
Hot
Water
Bottles
$2.50 Values at
98c
This Week at
Sckefer's
Drug Store
Yellow Front Phone 197
135 N. Commercial St.
The Pcnslar Store
Heilig Theatre
Wednes. Night Only
Oct. 14
Nut a Motion Picture
Plenty Good Seats Left
iJTTTf 60LBEH
ymi piay
t
YA6D BY
WiHCHELL SMITH
mi
m
Cnst Induiles: Mrs. Frank Dac
on, Thos. Jcfffrson, llcssic
Bacon.
Prices 2. $1.50. $1. 75c,
plus tax
Unquestioned and
Unquestionable!
There is no business or profession involving obliga
tions to its patrons so sacred as to be above the
machinations of men of easy ethics men who con
sider gain before duty. And it is worth remember
ing that in the optical field (where one's eye-sight
is involved) the record of Morris Optical Co., main
tained through 25 years of service to a steadily
widening pafrouage, stands today an unquestioned
guarantee of securitv.
MONDAY,
Ladd&Busfa Bankers
ESTABLISHED 18U8
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m.
Belles Musical Comedy
TODAY
TOMORROW
Mrs. Frances Weber
Will demonstrate Boncilla products at our store all this
week and next week.
Giving a $1.50 Boncilla Facial FREE to those who
make an appointment either by phone or see Mrs.
Weber at our toilet goods department.
((All facials given in private). Let us demonstrate
this wonderful beauty aid absolutely free! Phone 119
and make your appointment to suit your convenience.
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
J. H. Willed State and Liberty
Salem's Busiest Corner
i . r m iuv - ir
Fvtnv B. Kvns's
Story of California L
and ihe South Seas Jr
Special Music
!, b-v
I lloliert Clink
.. Jr.
!' Topular
Organist
Ox
rforrisOfjfji Gompan&
OCTOBER 12.. 1923
BLIGH THEATRE
Today andij
Tomorrow -j
With
Annita Stewart
Eert Lytell
For your con
venience al
ways the
Heilig courte
sy ushers at
attendance
f
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