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PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1925 Albuquerque, N. M., Oct. 19. (A. P.) ltuins ot undent pu-.'Mo Jonito, New Mexico, which 10 v.iled to KeolORitste a pro-historic underground uetttement wore ile clared today to he only the "tipper story" of still another buried vil la ge. Neil Jmlil, director ol excava tions of tlie Nutional (ieoKra,)iiic society, declares ihat dltfKings !ud disclosed the second underground city covers at least three uu.l a quarter acres. Among the dwellings found In the pueblo, Mr, ,li.dd said there was a buHding of S00 rooms, of which 500 were on one floor. Ma'ty of the underground dwelling ' stand four stories high, he said. NEWS BRIEFS Oakland. Cal. A. J. Cook, upholsterer, believed to he from Portland, Or., was found burned to death m the, boiler pit of u trans-bay ferry. Berkeley, Ca!. Police were oeS; Uerkeley, Cal. Police art seeking to establish the tdenlM.y of an aviator who looped the loop over the heads of 65,000 spectators In the California memorial Btadrui:i during Saturday's football game. Uerkeley, Cal. Mlsa May Boyle, 50. who has been missing for six days, was found in the Berkeley foothills in a dazed and half starved condition by a Uov Scout searching party. Cordova, Alaska. A terrific gale moved a school building elx feet, wrecked it baseball grand stand and blew down scaffolding on a new high school building. Wrangell, Alaska. The last boat of the season cuinc down the Btikine river from the Cassair "old region in northern British Colum bia with a capacity list of passn gers. Spokane, Wash. A Spokane "0n g regal ion heard f, eertnon preach ed in Boston, 3500 mi lea away ami transmitted ovor 4700 miles ur. telephono wires. Dr. Royal D. fih- bee, spoke to hta former congre gation at St. Pculs Metuodtit church from Boston where he now Is. San Diego, Cal. Captain Paul I. Johnson, 71, port pilot here for 10 years and one ot the beat kuown mariners on the southern Calif j. nli coast, died of heart failure In tlu ocean after be had fallen twi.ie from the bido of the stoamstilp Craster Hall, which he was boa.d lug to bring In oft the whistling buoy. Los Angeles. Cal. The body of an unidentified young man, be- ltevcd slain, was found in a dry river bad near Los Angeles. A bul let hole was found in hfs chest, but there was ntmo in the cout an.l Bliirt buttoned above it, Reno, Nev. After walking four miles with bis loft nrm severed lit the shoulder, Merrill Graham cf Murray, Utah, died at u Kill hospital. Graham fell from train. San Diego, Cal. The submarine came lo ttic surface nose up and rammed the ni:ne sweeper Or tolan during maneuvers off Point Loma. No one was Injured. Berlin, Onnany. A monarchist speech by Bcneral Von Arnlni, U:is led lo a protesting demonstration by 7000 in front of the opt! i house. Locarno, Switzerland. T h i f Swiss town is proud (if the iUu minted electric sign "Pax," erect ed on a mountain to encourage lh: delegates to the security con fov ea ce. New Yo.-U, Kvaagi'lino HooMi li.is a fractured wrist and a sprihi rd shoulder from a fall In her home. Fresno, Cal. Transporting os triches bv automobile truck 's n costly enterprise. Kigbt tloul o-j lilclit's v.) hied at $500 a ptfr were (m ned over to the poind ma.ster here after suctumbing !o tin rigor.i of (lie trip from Los Augelej t. l'"if:no. Tho 12 eur- vivors of (he rriginal Klilpmcit .f twenty i occcded toward E -'r; ncitic.) where they are to to exhibit, d. "Love All" in This Tennis Family A 4 Here's a possible tennis champion of the future, Misb Adrienne Ilichardson, who has just arrived at the home of Vincent Richards, tlie racquet star. According to Vinnie and Mrs. Kichards, Adrienne will start garnering titles in few years OPE FORUM Contributions to l'bla Column must Da plainly written on one 3lde ot paper only limited to 300 worda In length and signed with the name of tho writer. Articles not meetlug these specifi cations will be rejected. To the Editor: I supposo all you blood-thlrstles aro aatlsf.aJ now. You huvo killed a mm deliberately taken a human lite How disgusting and revolting lo an enlightened people. I can se the sinning look ot satisfaction you wear, dod,;ing behind the law and actually making yourselves be lieve you have done right because it is the law. But, mark me, that look will change wheu the great day of judgment conic, for uuleus we lovo God we cannot enter va kingdom, and "if ye love mo, keep my commandments," and wheu God commanded 'thou sbalt not kill," it was not meant for the Tom Murray b any more than fjr tho Governor Pierces or the John Carsons and Lyle Pages or anyone of the rest ot us. You, who havo lived always un der tho teaching of audi a law sun hardly realizo the awfulneas of it and how harrowing It Is to one not used to having It como so cWsj. If I bad realized how terriblo it was going to be, I would n-jvor have conic here to llvo no mat'or how poor the prospect at the other end. In a recent letter In tho Op?n For u in, It seems I nut given credit Tor upholding tho couvicts mid that is a inist.-iko. I do not think that in any Instance they di I right ( whel tier you or I would done any different were tho condi lions reversed 1 cannot hiv). Bui FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo Thero Is ono remedy that hcI ilom fails to stop itching tortun and relievo pit in Irritation, nnd that makes the skin noft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo. which generally ov ercomes tskln dieeaHPtf. Kczema, Itch, Pi m pica, Kasliea, itlack heads, In most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blcm ifihcfl disappear overnight. Itch ing usually stops Instantly. Zemo Is a safe, ant (septic liquid that may be applied at any time, for It iloes not tdiow, Zemo Ointment hi recommended for night line. Adv Have You Too Much "Acid?" A TIRED, nchy, listless feeling Is a common sign of sluggish kidneys nnd excess uric acid. This subtle body-poison causes many mysterious aches and ills. One feels tired, is lame nnd stiff, oblificd to" get up at night and lias other annoying kidney irregularities. The back aches; there are headaches and dizzy Gpclls ; one feels nervous and depressed. Don't risk serious sickness I Assist the kidneys to more active elimination by drinking plenty of water, eat ing less heavy foods and using Point's Pills. Ootin's have helped thousands in similar cases. Asli jour neighbor I Here Is Salem Proof: Mrs. I.. A. Ilarrkk, 1357 Hlnrs St., suys: 'My kidneys were tink nnd nt times 1 hint Bt-vera Ijark acho and ti lt dull and lanRuld. 1 frequently had nervous headaches, and my kidneys would not act richt. I read ot Donn's l'ills ond used them. Thoy soon put my kidneys In Rood order, tho backaches left nnd I felt better In every way." Doan's Pills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys 60c H dealer. Fofter-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemist. Buffalo, N. Y. two wrongs never made ouo right and no one under any circum- aiances hagr the right to taks a lifo. They bad done an awf.il thing and realized it. and while you have dono an awful thing am! are like tho Pharisee of old. O'i. what heinous crimes are commit ted In the name of the law! Ar.J whilo tho law places such a poo: valua on a life, how. In tho nnm- of common nensc, can anyone be oxpected to respect another's right to live. In that same letter I am uskei if i would open by door to one ot those couvlcta nnd my answer ia "indeed I would." I remember thi 'who so glveth to one of the 'a.ia of theao." nud the lowliest tramp that cornea to my door Is treated with as much respect as if he were tho president. 1 might be enter talulng an angel unawares, and if i never have that honor, it won hurt me any. It would havo mado mo laugh If It had not nwidu me so tired when I read Carson s and I'ago's exeu.f for asking the death penalty, womfor how t hey think thos states have made out that have never had the death penally but tho order and tecord of their Inst tut ions stand out liko a be leo. light by tho side ot tho disgri'o fitl thing they have- here. Mother of Tom Murray, I can not holp but believe that your b is being made a martyr, for aurel, tho attenuating circumstances and all the discussion will have effect and people will rise up, and rut down thfa heathenish law. Wo I doubt, be would rather It would be bis life, than Imprisonment. I'm sure I should, but that does nJtl lessen the responsibility of the ons that do tho dastardly thing. whether in mind or in fact, I am only voidug the teaching! of my dear father, gone now, b'lt during tne seventy-seven years of his life respected and honored by all who knew him and how I thank him for that teaching ind A THREE DAYS IS Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can atop them now with Crcomulslon, an emulsified cieosoto that is pleasant to take. Creomulslon is a new med ical discovery with two fold action; it so o l lies and heals tho Inflamed membranes and inhibits germ owth. Of all known drURS, crcosoto la recognlzzed by high medlcnl au thorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms f throat troubles. Creomulston contains, In addition to creoesote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the Infected mem branes and stop tho Irritation nnd inflammation, while the creosoto goes on to tlie stomach, Is absorb ed Into the blood, attacks the Beat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomul.-ilon is guaranteed sat isfactory in the treatment of per sistent coughs and colds, bron chial asthma, bronchitis and oth er forms of respiratory diseases, and Is excellent for building up the ays tern after colds or flu. Money refunded If any cougti or cold is not roliefed after taking ac cording to directions. Ask your druggist. CreomulsLon Company, Atlanta, (..a. Adv. MOTHER! ho you'-eat between meals? Next time you're tempted to "eat a bite" between meals try WRIGLEY'S. Don't overburden your stomach don't humor a false appetite! Let WRIGLEY'S stimulate a genuine hunger and get you reaJy for a good meal. And then use also, AFTER EVERY MEAL, as a pleasant digestive aid. "after every, meal" run C0RETHR0AT . Gargltf with warm salt water J then apply over throat V8GKS V varoRub Owr 17 Mitlton Jar, U,id Yearly how 1 Mens iiwi for making 1T14 u aob-sister. KU'.A WINOBIt. October 16, 1920. Oakland, Cal. Ono fireman wna killed and llvo Injured in a colli sion between a fire engine and a Callouses Quick, aafe, euro relief from painfulcallouseson the-feel. At drift and shot timet DlSchoU's Xiao-pads WK crowded commuters local Southern Pacific electric train. Only no man on the Hie truck escaped injury. obbed Hair To add charm and ster to your hair, uae Sepol Shampoc it brings a radiant glow to the hair. AT ALL DKUOOISTS OAPPINESS M, JL depend! on now you jeeu If yoa do not feol good, full of nop nnd tho joy of living nine times out of ten it's your liver. CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS Act without making you sick. Takx two tonight Foci good in the morn ing. Get a package of 60 for 26 eta. Sold cocrtjiohere I 1 ' &d Good L I Siilem's' Leading Department Store I COAT SELLING EVENT - Child's Best Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" Hurry mother! A leaspoonful of "California Ilg Syrup' now will thoroughly clean the little bowels and In a few hours you have a well, playful child aaln. Kven If cross, feverish, bilious, constipat ed or full of cold, children lovo Its plea-sant taste. Tell your druEt you want only the genuine "California Kig .Syrup" which has directions for habit's and children of all ages printed on hot tie. Mother, you must say "Ciilifornla,' Kef use any imitation. Adv. THE. ci anno 1 neve III 1 bnvvn unju yfflf Makes "Selling History" for the Store Never have we sold so many Coats in one day and never have we had a more enthusiastic response to a sale. Every one agreed that the values together with the large assortment made choos ing a genuine pleasure. Sale Continues The sale will continue as advertised un til Tuesday night. More new Coats will go into the sale, keeping values up to Miller's standard of value giving. With colder weather coming, now is the time to purchase. $45 to $60 Values Values You Must See! Smart new styles in flare, wrappy, straight and sports type, fashioned from rich deep pile fabrics euch as CARMINA, REGONA, PINPOINT, BOLIV IA, LTJSTROSA, VELOURIA, DUVBLOOM, TWEEDS and many others with fur3 of blending colors FOX, MANDEL, DYED FITCH, MAN CHURIAN WOLF, CHINCIIILETTE, SILVER RA COON, BEAVER, RINGTAILED RACOON, and SQUIRREL. Handsome linings of Skinners Satin, Crepe de Chine and figured Satins make these out standing values. Choose now and know the pleasure of having your Winter wrap when you need it.