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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925 L New York, Nov. 11. (A. P.) ill proouetiingu attributed by aseo ciaics to unwarranted doubts her ability, a utw guurUiuu It been apiiuiulcd tur Nallialia Cruue, la -year -old Brook lyu puct ets, who baa published three vol uuia and gaint'il world wide rec ognition a a prodigy. Kihvurd J. Kluniigun, a Brook Jyn lawyer, wu appointed special fiuuriuuu yesterday ou reprus-juta- tion in surrogate court that ncr minor, Clarence F, Crane, who v appointed her guardian in April had tailed to make an ac counting Cor moie Hum $f00 i royalties, although two volumes Huvo run into lurgt sales here abroad. This move in court." said AI Crane," followed the visit to our nonie or two Brooklyn newsnan women. One of the women wavei uuu oi nuuidiMB books in ner mco mid challenged her author Bhip of It declaring that a child of ner ago could not have written it T 1 w wo in u n d c in i; ml e d to It n o w who was the author. "Nathalia made this reply to her questioner: 'I do write my po-.'ms, every woid of them, an when I don't know a word 1 wan I look It up.' " l nomas Seltzer, publisher of the poems, scoffed al doubt upon -me uuuiorsnip. 'I am ready . t j swear," he said -mat Kathalia'a work is just as mucn of her own authorshin as th poems credited to Byron are hie. Many of Uyron s pcenig were writ ten when he was very young. Nathalia's first two volumes, The Janitor's Boy" and "Lava Lane have puzzled educators, psychologists and publishers by me proiound knowledge of hu mane nature shown in them. ER'S COLORED BLOOD White Plain. N Y.. Nov. 11 (AP) Counsel (or Mrs. Alice Jonos Ithinelandor, now being sued for annulment of her mar riage lo Leonard Kip Ulilncland er, on the ground of fradulcnt rep rmcnlntion of her race, has ail mitted In open court that their client had some colored blood. The admission was made by jee i-nrson uavls, chief of de fense counsel at the opening of his outline of what the defense expects to prove. He said: The defense counsel hereby withdraws the previous denial as to the blood of this defendant and ror the purpose of this trial and to shorten the trial admits that the defendant has some colored blood.'7 Davis then asked Supreme Court Justice Morsrhauser to in struct the jury to disregard that portion of the outline of the plain tiff's ease made yesterday by Isaac N. Mills,, which referred to the mental development of young Hhinclander. He also objected to the portion Mr. Mills outlined which cast reflections on the "good name" of the defendant. Justice Morschauser refused to in struct the jury on these points, holding that they were relevant. Mr. Davis contended that It was young Hhinclander 'S father, Phil ip Khinelander, who was behind the annulment suit. "The Khinelander millions," he aid, "not Leonard's but Philip's, re back of this move to crush a concededly humble family to save what they consider to be an an cient name, trailing back to the Huguenots of New Uochelle." BLIND SPECIALIST HONORED Chicago. Nov. 11. (A. P.) Blind for 69 of his 71 years, but despite the handicap a winner of a place as an authority on heart and lung diseases, Dr. Robert H. Babrock, noted Chicago specialist, tonight will be honored by 150 of bis colleagues, lie has practiced here for 42 years FORMER BANK RUNNER BECOMES PRESIDENT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Washington, Nov. 11. (A. P.) Robert V. Fleming, who entered the service of thu Riggs National bank as a runner, today became president of the Institution, one of tne largest In the east, at the ase of J5 years. Ho succeeds Mil ton B. Alles, who died here several days ago and rose from the noa tlon of a janitor In the treasury to that of n financial leader in the capital. FOR NEW ROAD TO SILVER FALLS CruiseSuprnner Round world Vail from,'Nw York this Dec K ember ba the 25.000-ton oil burning Emprat ot Scotland, on the Ihird Annual Canadian Pa cific Round tne World Cruise Journey of t lifetime; trip of thousand delights Vim ceuntrW. s pons of calk tn. H r, J02 mile HOd of wo wct cucigcmttit-non better: ipeM 119 dtT-$4 ibon on (be "orlJ fincti voyag. Lcave New York on December 3, relurntna via the f'anama Canal on April 10. 1926 four months of supreme travel Call now for literature and complete informa tion relative to fare, passports, etc ri!l!i;,Fl!i lil iSfi'Vii Canadian Pacifi'c WKDeon-Gen7 Agent -Ptt3rDtp )rWiUt'Mi4nDH!ldetf-ftrt)ant Sam Matheny, who grows 60 acres of strawberries in the Silver Creek falls country, was before the county court again Tuesday with a delegation in regard to improve ment of the south road to the falls from Union hill schoolbouse, which they say can bo put on a grade to no place more than 5 per cent and do away with the present Btoep hills. Matheny states that the straw berry industry In tho Silver Falls country Is growing by leaps and bounds and that within a mile of his place over 225 acres are al ready in strawberries and produc ing heavily. Ho snys that the fern In the country, rather than being a detriment Is a help, as ho states the roots loosen up the ground in such a manner as to be even more effective than tile drainage. He states that opening of thi proposed new road he knows will be followed by Immediate develon- ment of a large amount of pro ductive land now lying idle be causo of lack of road facilities. RECOMMEND CURB ON RADIOJROADCASTING Washington, Nov. 11. (A. P.) Recommendation Mint no mnrp icenses be given hroadcautlnir na tions until there has been n re duction in the number now In op eration, was made in a resolution adopted here today by a sub committee of the fourth annual radio conference. SAYS 1 HELM 10 SHOULI Munich, Nov. 11. (A. P.) 1 nut former Emperor William eh on Id have gona into the trencuei in November, 1918. and thus saved the monarchy, is the opinion ex- pr, tie ed by ueneral Wilhclni G roe- no r. who, during the closing days of the World war, succeeded Gen eral Luuendorrf as quartermaster general. "1 told tho emperor's adjtunnte at that time," earn General Gree ner, "that his majesty should leave immediately for the front, not merely to review his troop or distribute iron crosses but to fight. It was to be no dash for death, but his majesty should go into the trenches like any common soldier, leaving it to chance whether s bullet should find him. If he fell I said, it would constitute a beau tiful death; if he were wounded, a national sentiment would have re verted in his favor." General Groener added that his advice was not heeded. He fur ther said that Ludondorff told him on September 25, 1918, that peace must be made by Christmas ot that year, as the German army could not possibly hold out any longer. One of the resolutions to be pro posed by tho Pennsylvania delega tion at the annual national con vention of the American Legion in Omaha, is to provide that the an nual national defense test be heal on Armistice day. PLOT TO ASSASSINATE FERDINAND THWARTED Vienna, Nov. 1L A commun ist attempt to assassinate King Ferdhinml of Rumania bus been thwarted. Lying in wait t countvy Inn for the king to return from hunt ing, a band of communists was captured by trooyn after repulsing gendarmes with revolvers and hand grenades yeelerduy. Advices today from Galatz, Rumania, de scribe the affair. One soldier and one gendarme were wounded YES! To Be At the OREGON The sure way to put pep into your Job , on a rainy day is to get into a ; BRAND iReflex t Slicker - - .1 VJ IUWEK CO. 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