Capital journal., October 21, 1925, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
ICE
ON REDUCTION OF
.Vahlngtnn. Oct. 21. (A. P.)
With the administration's tax re
duction proposal as a darting
point, the house ways and means
committee today listened to ad
vice ot various organizations of
citizens on many disputed fea
tures ot the tax legislation that Is
to be presented at the next ses
sion of congress.
The National Association of
Manufacturers, tho Retailers Na
tional Council, the Texas Tax
club, the New York Board of
Trade and the Real Estate Board
of New York, all wero allotted
time to present their views at to
day's committee session.
Passing over tor the moment
Secretary Mellon's suggestion for
a reduction of Income taxes all
along the line, the committeemen
first heard representatives of the
Texas tax clubs endorse the sec
retary's proposal for repeal of the
federal Inheritance or estate tax.
Speaking for a delegation of
18, Lee Satterwhie of Amarlllo,
speaker of the Texas house, said
the state ot Texas lolt It should
have sole Jurisdiction over Inher
itance taxeB within its borders.
Texas not only needs that source
ot revenue, he said, but the pres-
. ent federal inheritance tax lev
ies Is proving almost confiscatory.
UMPQUA JETTY TO
BE EXTENDED BY U. S.
Washington, Oct. 21. (A. P.)
The engineering corps of the
United Statea army has decided to
extend the Jotty the mouth of the
Umpqua river in Oregon so that
the flow ot water in that stream
will scour away the sand bar Im
peding navigation at that point.
An allotment of $04,000 for this
project was authorized today from
existing river and harbor improve
ment funds.
REBATE 10 FANS
Seattle, Wash., Oct. 21 (AP)
Many former subjects of the em
peror of Russia came to Seattle to
day for the marriage here tonight
of Princess Marina Gollzen to Bo
ris Kukserhof f, University of
Washington sophomore, former im
perial army officer and the prin
cess' childhood playmate. The
ceremony was to be conducted by
Rev. Father Nicholas Metropolsky
with all the old ritual of the Rus-
slon orthodox faith.
Many coming for the wedding
were men who, In Seattle and ad
joining cities, are known to fellow
workmen as Nick or Pete, but who..
in the day ol the czar, were among
the highest officials, professional
and military men of the old re
gime.
Although the bride and bride
groom have been in America less
than three years both speak Eng
lish perfectly. For two years the
princess has been a sates girl In a
downtown department store here.
Hew York, Oct. 21. Specula
tors for the advance regained con
trol of the price movements In to
day's stock market by bidding up
successfully the rail, motor, oil
and equipment shares. There was
a marked cessation of the hear
selling pressure which had char
acterized the wild market of the
previous three daye, and trad In
was again back on a normal basis.
Publication ot.the locaruo agiea
ments and the granting ot Amer
ican credit to Belgium helped to
restore speculative confidence
General Electric scored an extrcmo
advance of cigh; points and Mack
Truck, American Can, Western
Union United Cigar Storea, Inter
national Harvester and Yellow
Cab were pushed up four to five
points.
The closing was strong. Trading
was enlivened by a spurt of
points In General Railway Signal
to a new peak price at 874 an
a jumn of 10 points In Jersey Cen
tral, while American Can soared to
a record high at 251. Tot ill
sales approximated 2,100,000
shares.
Everything is In readiness for
the second boxing show of the sea
son which will be given at the
armory this evening. Joe Jewelt
ot Seattle arrived here yesterday
afternoon and went through
light workout last night. Ernie
Woodward of Portland, who ie to
meet him in the main event, will
arrive in fine ehape some time this
afternoon.
Russell Green and Shadow Gretz,
botih of Salem, are to meet In the
ix-round semi-windup. Green and
uretz are botn hard hitters una
the fans should surely get their
money's worth ot hard bitting.
Green, was quite popular with the
fans last year but 1b expected to
get the worst of the argument to
ol ton but when he does his;
blows count. !
Two tour-round events are aio
the card. Sailor Manning or
Salem and George Hennings of
Vaneoiivo". and Jimmy Fargo and
Eddie Fox ot Independence are to
meet In the preliminaries. The
Hcnnlnge and Manning bout ought
to bo nearly as good as the eemt-
wludup. Hennings fought here
last year and was given a big ova
tion by the fans when he put up a
Kood f Eht against a better man
when he was not in the Dest oi
condition, having been operate 1
upon just a short time before.
If the fans are not' satisfied
1th the fights we want them to
have their money's worth. If the
ain event proves to be a lizzie
they may receive a 76-cent reduc
tion on the next card by present
ing their ticket at the box office.
Each purchased will be given two
tickets one to get In and the othe:
in case the fight fizzles."
Plant Is also asking the fans to
refrain from smoking during the
bouts. The fighters are unable to
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CITES CURE FOR SMALLPOX
The present smallpox scare la
Salem lads W. R. Palmer, 960
North 22nd street, to cite a pre
ventative and curative for the dis
ease that is contained in the well
known "Dr. Chase's Recipes, '
which was published many years
ago. The remedy Is available to
evoryone and costs little. The
remedy Is as follows:
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dissolved in water, one pint; to be
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and is a preventative as well as a
curative. It Is known to have
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A number of persons In Salem,
says Mr. Palmer, vouch for the el
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II um Steamer Seized
New York, Oct. 20 (AP) The
American steamer Carone was es
corted into the harbor today by a
coast guard cutter. It wac reported
she had been seized about lorty
miles off Atlantlo City when con
traband was found on board.
Hartford, Conn. Half a bllllm
dollars worth ot earthquake n-
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nia In the last month, State Insur
ance Commissioner Dunham announces.
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