PAGE SIXTEEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL', SALEM. OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930
IDAHO WETS
SPURN ADVICE
OF GOVERNOR
Wallace, Idaho W) Declaring
that "we do not need the paternal
advice of our governor in doing a
proper and legal act in -conformity
with the best traditions of the re
public," state: senator, Donald A.
Callahan, president of the recently
formed Idaho association for re
peal of the 18th amendment, Fri
day answered Oovemor Baldrldge's
attack against his antl-prohlbltion
campaign.
Governor H. C. Baldrldge of Ida
ho had assailed "antl-prohibltion
campaigns that fail to offer any
substitute to prevent the return of
saloon days" and said that unless
Callahan "is able to suggest some
thing better than the present pro
hibition enforcement" he is "doing
himself an Injustice,"
'The voters of Shoshone countv
have formed a perfectly legal and
orderly association to work for the
repeal of the 18th amendment,"
Senator Callahan's message said.
They are following the course used
by the prohibition forces In secur
ing adoption of an amendment for
the purpose of promoting temper
ance and securing compliance with
the law, which fits the public con
science, removing a source of cor
ruption and protecting youth.
"When the 18th amendment has
been removed the American people
will be free to enact such legisla
tion as will remedy present con
ditions and bring about respect lor
law. I am willing to trust to the
judgment of the people, once they
are free to act.".
UNION PACIFIC BUYS
$500,000 BUSSES
MONTMARTRE LIGHTS
. WILL COST MILLIONS
Paris (IF) Millions of franca are
being spent -in Montmartre and
France's most famous watering
places this winter In an attempt to
make them more attractive to
American tourists than ever. It Is
said that Montmartre's lights will
outshine those of Broadway ' this
year in an attempt to recapture the
failing American trade.
ATHEISTS ARE
TOLD JO EVADE
DRASTIC ACTS
Omaha, Nebr., (AV-The Union
Pacific system announces the pur
chase of nearly a half million dol
lars worth of motor busses for Its
transcontinental and ' west coast
routes.
Twenty-two of ' the new stages
will be added to lines between Chi
cago and Los Angeles, nad eleven
between Portland, Spokane, Boise
and Salt Lake City,
The Interstate Transit lines, Un
ion Pacific Stages, Inc., and the In
terstate Coach company, subsidi
aries of the railroad system, have
In operation 300 stages on trans
continental routes from Chicago
and St. Louis to Los Angeles and
Boise, Spokane and Portland in the
. northwest, and on feeder routes.
.The new equipment comprises 30
coaches of 34-passenger capacity,
tto of 26-passenger capacity,
and one of 21. All equipment was
ordered for immediate delivery,
said J. L. Haugh, vice president of
the Union Pacific, who announced
the purchase.-
Moscow ffl Official warning to
be moderate In carrying out the
ant .-religious campaign of the So
viet government ana the commun
ist party was the Interpretation
gained Friday from speeches before
the opening of the all-union con
gress of atheists.
A succession of speakers told the
congress that their propagandists
must abandon the idea that religion
can be exterminated in Russia over
night. They declared that excesses
committed by atheistic workers and
village officials in the war on re
ligion must forthwith cease.
The conclave was warned that no
attempt must be made to close
churches by force, to remove church
bells, to coerce peasants into join
ing the league of the Godless, or to
proclaim entire districts as "athe
istic regions."
Alternatives oi peaceful argument,
persuasion, propaganda, and scien
tific explanation were listed by
Erne ly an Yaroslavsky, chairman of
the Society of Militant Atheists, who
declared that propaganda particu
larly must be Intensified, partly
among women who, he said, were
more ignorant and superstitious
than men.
This moderation, however, did not
prevent speakers striking back at
Pope Pius for his recent denuncia
tion of the anti -religious campaign,
and for his mass and prayers Wed
nesday at St. Peter's. The "Godless
One," official atheist organ, printed
a drawing of the pontiff sitting pla
cidly on a throne, while victim after
victim of the religious inquisition
was hanged and tortured before him.
The caption, "Your Blood-stained
Hands are Too Short to" Strangle
Soviet Workers," was carried over
the picture, while in the accom
panying columns it was said: I
Those who overthrew on earth
(he thrones of the czars, manufac
turers and land owners, those who
build a new life with their own
hands, are in no need of a Ood or
heavenly protection.
Our leaders no longer wish for
the chiming of bolls, the light of
holy candles, or the burning of In
cense. They want to build palaces
of culture, to erect tall radio masts,
and to cover their country with a
long chain of universities." '
CROWING ROOSTER
TO JOIN HOOTERS
Will it be wood or feathers flying
when King Leon rides Svect Wil
liam as a feature of the regular
Friday night performance of the
Hoot Owls over KGW.
King Leon Is the prima dona
nnster of the Lloyd A. Lee hatch
ery and poultry breeding farm of
Salem and he Is to become a full
feathered member of the Keep
Growing Wiser order of the Hoot
Owls,
King Leon will also give a short
demonstration of plain and fancy
crowing through the microphone.
This will be the seventh time this
pet rooster of Lloyd Lee's has
crowed over the radio and he has
never failed to make good.
Montreal Five flying boats, of
all-metal construction and capable
of carrying seven fire fighters, pilot,
and mechanic, have been ordered
by the Canadian department of na
tional defense to combat forest fires.
Right Idea!
COUNCIL MOVE
IS AWAITED BY
NORTH SALEM
The Hollywood Community Inv
provement club voted, In a meeting
at the Fat Boy Barbecue Thursday
night, to withhold circulation of pe
titions to get the municipal water
question before the people pending
decisive action by the city council.
Should the council fail to act fav
orably at the special meeting which
probably will be called for next
Monday night the Hollywood peti
tions will be put into circulation.
The Hollywood people declare they
can get a sufficient number of sig
natures on them within a few
hours.
Alderman O'Hara reports that he
has enough signatures on his peti
tion for a special meeting of the
council to assure the meeting being
called.
The Hollywood club's special com
mittee on fire alarm system made a
report Thursday night, again ad
verse to Installation of tne system.
but no Action was taken by the club.
Tne proposal to get cluster lights
installed in Hollywood's main thor
oughfare is still alive, and P. M.
Gregory, president of the club, ap
pointed a special committee to in
vestigate the question further and
report at the next meeting, which
will be held April 3 at the Holly
wood cafe.
Martin F. Ferrey, one of the can
didates for Justice of the peace, ad
dress! the meeting Thursday night.
by the six Candreva brothers, fam
ous trumpeteers, are said to be pro
vided with highly Interesting and
entertaining routines. Scenery Is de
clared remarkable for its colorful
qualities and the unusual optical
effects It will radiate.
Gary Cooper in "Seven Days
Leave" will be the accompanying all
talking feature. Cooper, who is quite
popular locally, has a role in this
picture that Is both unusual and
unique. It Is his second all talking
picture.
A Mickey Mouse cartoon and Far-
amount sound news cerapleta this
promised show for the Elsinore.
1: "Lord Byron of Broadway" plays
tor tne last tunes today at tne Elsi
nore. .
AGED CHINESE DIES
LEAVING 109 HEIRS
Honolulu, T. H. (LP) One hun
dred and nine living descendants
paid final honors to the memory of
Chlng Yueng-foo, retired Chinese
planter, who died at the age of 87
years.
Chlng was survived by a widow,
three sons, two daughters, 47 grand
children and 57 great grandchil
dren. One descendant livens in Chi
na, two on the mainland of the
United States, and the rest in Hawaii.
FANCHION MARCOS'
SHOW 'EYES' IDEA
Saturday brings Fanchon tc Mar
co's "Eyes" Idea to the stage of the
Fox Elsinore for Saturday and Sun
day only. Everybody will become an
individualized, specialized entertain
er in the big cast of this Idea, ac
cording to advance reports.
Sunkist Beauties, in this instance,
are destined to appear as vocal solo
ists. Principals in the cast, headed
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OIL ON COALS
BRINGS DEATH
Chandler, Okla. (JPi An eight year
old boy's attempt to revive a lire
in a rural school stove, near Tyron,
Okla., by pouring gasoline upon the
embers, Thursday brought death to
the youth and two other pupils.
Eighty other children and two
teachers escaped from the building
in the Pleasant Valley district, after
flames swept the structure follow
ing explosion of the gasoline.
None was injured In the panic
which occurred after the blast and
during the mad rush to flee the
structure. Freddy Eaton, who held
the gasoline can, and La Wanda
Doddrill, 7, and Granville Murray,
8, who were seated near the stove,
perished. AH of the victims were
children of Lincoln county farmers.
The teachers, Mrs. Reese Carpen
ter and Miss Vintta Smith, remain
ed in the burning building, seeing
that all exits were used, until all
children were out.
WEEK END WILL
CLOSE REVIVAL
SERIES, DALLAS
Dallas The last few days of the
Meade evangelistic party conducting
the community-wide revival cam
paign in Pallas are expected to be
interesting days with large congre
gations. '
- Arrangements have been made for
a very full program over the week
end. Friday evening will be farm
ers' night and the evangelist, Law
rence A. Meade, haa chosen the sub
ject, "The Biggest Fool in Polk
county.''
Saturday night the main feature
will be the children's program which
Is directed by Harold C. Meade and
the sermon will be "The Unpardon
able Sin." I
Sunday morning eight churches
of the city will hold three services
of the morning worship In unision
at the armory and the sermon will
be "Ood and the Bible." In the af
ternoon at 3 o'clock a community
mass meeting will be held with the
subject, '"Heaven: Its Realities,
Riches, and Rewards." The young
people will also meet in union at
6:30 o'clock in the evening in the
Methodist church. At 7:30 o'clock
in the evening the closing service
of the campaign series will be held
with Rev. Meade delivering the
sermon, "The Saddest Text in the
Bible." The chorus choir with 100
voices and tlje orchestra provide
special music at each of these ser
vices.
The campaign has resulted very
satisfactorily so far and these con
cluding meetings are expected to
show an even more pleasant result.
ATLANTA THEATER IS
DAMAGED BY BOMB
Atlanta, Ga. (tPJ The Rial to the
ater, a' motion picture houst here,
which "went non-union" last Mon
day, was rocked by a bomb early
Friday with an estimated damage
of $500. John A. Comzy, manager,
said he knew of no motive for the
act. No one was in the structure at
the time. The Rlalto is in the heart
of downtown Atlanta.
Fioneer Ur. and Mrs. Glen Jar
rlson moved into the cabin on the
C. A. Hoover place this week from
Oaribaldl.--Jarrison is employed by
tne Hoovers.
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