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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1938)
Thursday; April 21, 1938 The Capital Journal; Salem; Oregon Revert Canada May Get v New Province Ottawa. Ont.. April 21 (U.B For mation of a 10th province In the dominion comprising the Peace riv er district of Alberta, the northern part of British Columbia and the Yukon Territory appeared po&slble today. A brief compiled by the Peace River Chamber of Commerce re questing reallocation of provincial boundaries which will be forward ed to the federal cabinet and also the Rowell commission on dominion provincial relations elicited the UV formation here that for some months a revision of boundaries In the north wes. territories has been under consideration by the gov-4 emment. The Peace River suggestion is an alternative to a proposal made by Premier T. D. Pattulo. of British Columbia that the Yukon Territory and part of the northwest territor ies should be apportioned to Brlt- lsh Columbia. 2000 Executed In Mongol Purge Moscow. April SI U.R A purge rivalling that In Russia was carried out recently In Outer Mongolia. Soviet protectorate, to crush an al legedly Japanese Inspired plot to overthrow the government, accord ing to belated advices received to day. The newspaper Bezbozhnlk quot ed the Outer Mongolia government organ "Peoples Right" that large stores of arms, ammunition and light cannon had been seized. It said the first evidence of the plot was uncovered at a trial in January 1937. Since then a purge has been going Ion. the newspaper said. The Outer Mongolia government organ charged that the plot was headed by Buddhist priests. No Information was available as to the number executed but It was Indicated that the purge would rival that In the Soviet union proper in which some 3,000 were executed. Prepare for Priming, Hockley Suggests Portland, April 31 P C. C. Hock lev, PWA administrator for Oregon, Washington and Idaho, yesterday requested public officials to pre pare for possible resumption of al lotments under the president's Dump-pruning expenditures. Hockley, who warned that funds might not be mad available, ask ed that projects be put in "proper shape" for immediate work. He asked particularly that project ap plications reviewed before Novem. ber 1, 1937, but for which funds i were not allotted, be renewed, and ' possible new projects be surveyed. x "Some of these projects may have been constructed or partly constructed," he said, "and our de sire now is to have applicants and ourselves ready to act when and If congress makes mora money avail able." Partnership Formed SUverton Eddie Young has be come a partner of Ben Holland In the Associated Service station at the former P. W. Noftzker location In South Water street. Egll Olson will serve the new owners as me chanic. Teachers Sign Contracts Stlverton All the teachers of the SUverton schools signed their con tracts Tuesday that were submit ted earlier in the month by the school board, with the exception of Jean MilUcan, Elizabeth Joy and Frances Dlech, who will be In other schools for the coming year. Vv , , if, E 3 I O O M for presidency seems to please Gov. Henry Horner, powerful Illinois Democrat 1 ;.n..B.,,,1-..H.,.,,a,,;V,., : HIS FAILURE TO LINE UP with supporters of admlnlrtrallon's ReorganliatloB bill pat Sen. Robert F. Warner (left). New York Democrat, into such limelight that lie Issued statement ex plaining his 'disagreement with the delegation of authority to the President to reorganise and trans fer the agencies and functions of the various departments (other than quasi-judicial). Hes seen at senate committee hearing with Sen. Carter Class (center) and Jesse Jones. J';-j , : I - : - c. . - NOT 'DOPEY, THE DWARF, this is m new divlnr apparatus at La Spezla on the west coast of Italy by G. Galeazzl. who's Riving it tests in the Gulf of Genoa. The divine apparatus, which weighs almost 900 pounds, went down to a depth of about 800 feet on its preliminary trials at La Spesia. Religious Relic Preservation Is Assured Public Aurora The Most Rev. Edward D. Howard, Catholic archbishop of Portland in Oregon, announces re ceipt from Miss Winifred G. My rick, great granddaughter of Dr. John McLoughlin, "Father of the Oregon Country," a "genuine relic of the true cross of Jesus Christ." The relic was once the property of Dr. McLoughlin. Miss Myrick has turned over the relic to be the property of the arch bishop and his successors In of fice and to be held by them for veneration and exposition at the parish church of St. John the Bap tist, Oregon City, beneath which the bodies of Dr. and Mrs. McLough lin are buried. Dr. McLoughlin, chief factor of the Hudson's Bay company In the Oregon country, was baptized a Ca tholic at La Riviere du Loup, Cana da, but reared by a maternal grand father in the Established Church of England. The history of Oregon between 1818 and 1848 (the period of "joint occupancy") Is largely the story of his Hie. November IB, 1842. Dr. McLoughlin returned to the Catholic church, making his pro fession of faith at the hands of Father Francois Norbert Blanche, future archbishop of Oregon City. In the year 1847 Pope Gregory XVI made Dr. McLoughlin a knight of the Order of St. Oeorge. It Is thought that upon Archbishop Blanche t's return to Oregon from Rome In August, 1847, he gave Dr. McLoughlin the relic of the true cross, which Miss Myrick has now turned over to the archdiocese. T. X. m Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co. Natural remedies for disorders of liver, stomach, glands, skin, and urinary system of men and women. Remedies for constipation, asthma, arthritis, sugar dia betes, and rheumatism. 20 years In business. Naturopathic Phy sicians. 3934 Court St, Cor. ner Liberty. Office pen Saturdays and Tuesday enly. II " a to s r. .tu; Vtf P. M. to 7. Conialta- tlon Blood pressure GMtc Chas free of charges. Journal Advertising Pays Dr. Townsend Thanks FDR Washington, April SI m Dr. Francis E. Townsend. old-age pen sion advocate, thanked President Roosevelt today for a pardon that saved him from a 30-day Jail sen tence. and left with the chief execu tlve a suggestion for the formation of a coalition government. Mr. Roosevelt's reaction to the alitlon government idea. Dr. Town' send told newspapermen as he left the White House, was that he thought it "quite Impracticable." The 71-year old California doctor said he called primarily to thank the president for pardoning him from a 30-day Jail sentence and $100 fine imposed for contempt of a house committee which Investigated his pension plan two years ago. Church Has Program Clear Lake Clear Lake church held Its Easter program Sunday af ter & no-host dinner In the church at noon. The program was given by the children and was well attended. The Lent boxes were opened and $32 received. The Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Robert Massey in Quinsby Tuesday. Was Afraid to Eat! Stomach Gassy. Bloated Mr. E. E. Lane, of Union St., Salem, Says: "I Am Proud to Endorse Van Tage! It Gave Me Real Relief!" Girl Reserves Hold Meeting at Keizer Kelzer The Keizer Girl Reserves, under the direction of their lead er, Miss Mary Downey, Willamette university freshman, entertained with a tea recently in honor of their parents and teachers. A flor al centerpiece of white hera with matching tapers graced the table. Miss Dorothy Smalley, president of the club, poured. Hostesses were Misses Mary Downey, Joan Fri gaard, Eileen and Vera Mitchell. Delphla Oottenberg, Nellie Pear mine, Dorothy Green, Nina Varble and Dorothy Smalley. The follow ing program was given: Violin solos, Nellie Pearmine; reading. Vera Mitchell, and a vocal number by Verle Saucy. Nellie Pearmine and Dorothy Smalley. Ike Meyers Improving SUverton Local residents are In terested to hear that Ike Meyers, formerly of SUverton and Elkhorn, Is gradually Improving from serious Injuries, being hurt while at work In a logging camp several months ago when he fractured three verte brae and sustained other Injuries. He Is at a Portland hospital and Is able to move about each day.. The Meyers family now reside at G res-ham. Your old electric cleaner accepted as first payment on f hoover7 J cleaner Short t!m MODEL tot We'n plsnasd fliis sped! oHn so thai very woman may hsv the Hoover saodal she wants, In hate ior spring hooMcleulag. A Ulephoao call will bring our Hoover repr nUtrf, to ar range terms. 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X had terrible belching attacks and a sour, burning substance came up Into my throat. I was afraid to try to eat a regu lar meal because of the suffering I would have afterward. My bowels were constipated and I had to take strong physics or they would not act at all. My system seemed to be contaminated and I had dizzy spells and severe headaches. "Then I started taking Van Tage and I believe It is the finest medicine of its kind I have ever found. It had a fine action on my upset stomach. I have a good appe tite and my food does not sour and form gas like It did. The gas pres sure In my chest has been relieved and I don't haw that short of breath feeling. Van-Tage also helped cleanse my sluggish bowels and now they are regular every day. I am proud to endorse Van-Tage?" VAN-TAGE Is now being Intro duced to crowds dally here In Salem atthe Fred Meyer Toiletry A Rem edy Shop, 170 North Liberty Street. Adv. 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