TITE OREGON STATESMAN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1020.
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Worn Out In Mind and Body
Your child is quick to observe disturbances in your mental attitude or
physical condition. And wften he asks: "What's the matter. Daddy?"
there's a tone of solemn anxiety in r.is little voice. The depression
stamped Upon you reflects intensely upofii him because of his profound solic
itudc. He at once drops his plaything; and rushes to your side, but his
happy smile has disappeared and hi buoyant spirits are gone replaced
by a countenance f worry and a bearing of hopelessness.
Yoaow it to lh happiness and weifarsof your family to keep trim in body and kon in
InUllleet. Yoa ara tha win and th uipirton of their tivea. Dark. threatening rloude liv r
ever their head the inatant yoa show airrw of twins "outof ortj" or "under tU weather."
Don't tropanl the if f atur by ncnitxUng your health.
The
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ka aetawao. Ko U wiWrnum New York
For sale by all Druggist. Always
Newest styles ia Patent, Gun Metal or Kid, Lewis or Military
Heels priced to you at our usual lov? prices
Hrown KM Lace Oxford, low
heel
... f5.l)H
Ulack Cun Metal Oxford, Mili
tary Heel
Patent OxfortL Military Heel
V U..... i7.lM
llrown Kid rumps, Ixuis Heel
Patent Pumps, Louis heel, 4n
cy buckle j i
Hall Kid Pump, Louis heel,
fancy buckle
SALEM SAMPLE STORE
141 North Commercial Street
C. J. BREIER CO.
STATESMAN CLASSIFIED
Gulilcn' Drown Kid, Military
li?el also in the beautiful Lt wis
covtircil heel at . $9.50
Park Grey Kid In Military an.l
Freneh heel, regular price $12.
50,.iiow at $8-73
Oxfords in Hrown and Black,
Military heel, the very latest
last with sit itched artificial cap
at 'only. .. . ....... .. .$8.50
OUR LINE OF CHILDREN'S SHOES IS COMPLETE
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Great General Tonic
will banibh that, "tired feFliiurtinridm;iel that worn-out
. look. It will renew your atrer.rth and vitrur. ovrmirr'!
tl raviahin? eff acta of omvorli an-J worry. revive yoir
apiritaand lurtlw yowr boll on life, Heine a refrwh
intf appetiser, a valuable aid to digestion and e worthy
pronwerof the general health, beenitsecf it ponrfiv re
italixinir and reconstructive vah.c, it nw ' especially
deairabie in eaaea of aubnormal ctmiiit ;rn. I f you auffer
from nervoua exhaj.tjon. muwular or mental f atirue,
or deficiency of rirJ tore ri'ie to jrenwal wnknm or
waatinir iilneaa. ynj ll find "LYKO" tartic-ilarly bene
ficial. It tot.e u the enrir n.i k-e
faelins fit. Ak ymr drucikt for a hnUitr today.
Sola Maaufaclurera
LYfCO MEDICINE COMPANY
Vt-i City. Ma.
in stock at Perry's Drug Store
nd flips
1: V SKl'FFKIIS, imtent vamp
with white tops, 8 to 2 91.08
Wtmien'' Sand Xubuck Iace
Kline, Ioais heels, Cioodycar
welt . . 90.85
Women' Hrown Kid Iace,
Iim!s heels... 97J3,
'Iiildren's Slices, Itce, r Kut
lon. 8c to $1.93
Women' firry Kid, Itce, Mil
itary Heel $7.M1
ADZ-ONE CENT A WORD
Dark lliown Kid in French and
Military heel !(t only $9.85
Jtrowft Calf in Military heel,
extra good walking hoot, all
sizes AAA ) '., now at.. $9.50
Witch Klk hoc. low heel, liiri
lop, the Tiiinjr llor Skating $9.50
.Pump in ltfaek Kid. Patent
Leather, li!ek and White Satin
at. . . . : . . .$5.00 to $7.56
Republican League Formed
at Meeting in Portland
WASHINGTON', Feb. 12. (By
The Associated Press) President
! Wilson is understood to have decided
J on the appointment of William Phil-
lips, rt.M.l a ll l rii-ini, in smir, aa
minister to The Netherlands'.
The nomination of Mr. Phillips,
who will arrive in New York within
a few days after a trip to Kncland.
; is expected to be sent to the senate
Soon, perhaps together with the nom
j ination of Kobert -4'nder wood John
I sun of New Yoik. recently selected
j as aiiiuayxador to Italy.
Changes in the diplomatic service
.! since the ending of th war. had led
i t n ii nw roiis reports that Secretary
Phillips would be offered a foreign
pi, the VHcnncies of minister to C'lii
na and ambassador to Italy being
mentioned.
The legation Hi The Mamie has
I been without a minister since last
October, when John W. Garret of
' H-iltiiiiore resigned.
j When the Democratic adminitd ra
; lion came into power in 1 5 1 3. Mr.
i Phillips, although a Republican in
J politics, was asked to accept the of
I fice of th'rd assistant secretary of
state, owing to experience in diplo
matic matters. He was made first as
sistant secretary when Frank L. Polk
wes promoted to counsellor.
Secretary Phillips, who is a native
of Massachusetts, entered the diplo
matic service 15 years ago as sec
ond secretary of the legation at Pe
king. 2000 PHONE WORKERS
TO QUIT ON SATURDAY
(Continued from page 1)
the electriral woikers resulted in a
vote of 13so of the numbers of the
Pacific oaf union in favor of walk
ing out and l.M oppo.se 1, according
to Vickcrs.
Willamette Basketball
Team is Again at Home
The W'illamette basketball team
returned yesterday noon and went
immediately to the Sigma Tau house
where the men were entertained at
dinner.
Paul Waputo. captain, and Ramon
Dimick and Leland Austin did not
return with the rest of the team.
Paul Wapato went to Wenatchee to
visit his mother who is ill. Dimick
stopped off at Portland and Leland
Austin stopped off at St. Helens.
The team won three games daring:
the trip, with Spokane college. Am
erican legion at Ritzville and Wash
Ington State college. The W.S.C.game
" BULLY!
4 Jf Bilious, Constipated;
or Headachy, take
"Cascarets"
Feel grand! Clean up inside!
lour system i. filled with liver aud
bowel poison which keeps your skin
sauow, your stomacn upset, your
foggy and aching. Your meals are
turning Into poison and you can not
feel right. Don t stay bilious or con
: stipated. Feel splendid always by
laKtng l.ascarets occasionally. They
I act without griping or inconvenience
I They never sicken you like Calomel.
halts. Oil or nasty, harsh Piils. They
cost so little too Case a rets work
while you sleep.
SPECIALS
On our tables are great values
Children's values
59c, $1.39, $189, $3.50
One lot small size Ladies' Shoes
in Lace and P.ntton, Military and
trench heels, value up to lO.lMi,
now . .t- $3.95
!
is especially rejoiced over because it
was a conference game the second
conference team that Willamette has
defeated.
TOBACCO HABIT
DANGEROUS
t
Dot-tor Connor, formerly of John
Hupkinn hospital Tnousaniis of men
Miiurinur frora ratal it i uouiU
in ii-rlect health lodn were it not
lor Ho- iexdl (true nu -otine. Stop the
hli; i.ow before its too late. It's a
su pio-4-f. to rid iiU!-I( of the
i.il. i. . o habit in any form. Jut so
to :iv up to il.tte tlruii slore and k i
some Nii-olol tblet.; take them as dt-rtitt-i
and lo. the pernicious habit
iut k!y Viini)iea. rriiKi;iitii relund
the mne if they fail. l'.e sure to
read lare and mti-resting announce
ment by Doetvr t'onnor soon to sppexr
in ibin pHpir. It tells of the dancer
oi uwotine pou-on in and how to avoid
it In Ihe nir.tntinie tiv Nlolo tab
!t: i.ii will be iiurinifed I the re
t ult.
CLUB FUND RASED
TO SUM OF $6210
(Continued from page 1)
Webb & Clongh . . . 100
Valley Motor company 100
Paul Wallace 100
John Kundbutg 100
Roth Grocery company 100
I). A. White H Son 100
K. h. Stiff c Son 100
Frederick Schmidt 100
Patton Brothers
Kafoury Iirothers
Hartman Iirothers . .
Hunt Iirothers
F. G. Deckebach
Fred Lamport
I. W. Kyre
loo
100
ion
loo
100
100
100
100
ioo
! Chambers r Chambers
S. 15. Klliott
George Putnam 100
Joseph II. Albert 100
P. Hishop 100
T. B. Kay 150
A. X. Bush 250
Yick Brothers 500
Total 16210
Mid-Year High School
Class Graduates Tonight
The Fourteenth annual commence
ment exercises of the Salem high
school will be held in the high school
auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock. Nine
students will receive their graduation
certificates.
The program follows:
Invocation Rev. Leland W. Port
er. Old Favorite Medley. Seredy
High school orchestra.
Address to class Prof. A. It.
Sweetser of the University of Oregon
Vocal duet. "In the Garden of My
Heart" Joanna James, Gertrude
Aldrlch. '.'
Presentation of class Principal
James C. Nelson.
Presentation of diplomas Vice
Chairman E., T. Barnes.
Boy Scouts March, Sousa Orches
tra.
i.
Benediction Rev. II. N. Aldrlch.
The students who will receive
their diplomas are Lillian Hazel
Bliven. Muriel lEdmunson, Helen
Marion Gardnorrt Donald Pomroy
Grettie. Linden-Martin. Jesse Theo
dore Walker. Ruth Elizabeth Tib-
bitts. Alice Mary Wood. Theodore;
Walker is president of the class and
Ralph Wilson Is president of the stu
dent body.
DEMOCRATS ATTACKED
SEATTLE. Feb. 12. An attack
upou the Democratic administration
was delivered by Governor Samuel
McKelvie, Nebraska, speaking at a
Republican Lincoln day banquet here
tonight.
WOMAX 1I.IEK DIES
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 12. Mrs.
Ethel Itroadwick. 1H.. professional
parachute performer, died in a hos
pital here today from injuries re
ceived when a parachute, with which
she jumped from an airplane, failed
to ojen.
Garage Owners Line up ,
to Fight Union Labor
SPOKANE. Wash.. Fe.. r.. Forty-three
automobile de;eis and gar
age opeiators of Spokane tinlay post
ed notices declaring for tli "Am
erican plan.'' or "open r-hop." Th
action followed formation recent I v of
a motor mechanics union affiliated
with the American Federation jf la
bor. It was stated by the operators th'it
remands have been made lor a wag"
ot 9j centi an hour, with aSturdav
afternoons off. the alternative beii),i ;;uin to .to: her for a word of ad
a walkout April 1.". 'monition tht toy plan:; to keeo Ka-
The prevailing wage is said to l-o
So cents an hour.
Eases
Colds
At once! Relief with
'Tape's Cold Compound"
The fiist
dose eases your cold!
Don't slay stuffed-up!
w
ljuit l.lowing
anil snuffling'. A dose of "I
P'
-r- .. . . , . j 1 "
hours until ihri.. . . .. i..
"in i out noil mi aton ..vt.rv i u n
usually bieaks up a severe cold and
ends ail grippe misery.
Belief awaits you! Open vour
dogged-up nostrils and the air pass
ages of your head; stop nose run
ning; relieve the headache, dullness,
feverishness, sneezing, soreness and
stitfness.
"Cape's Cold Compound" N the
ouickert. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
It acta without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine. Insist
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
A Wonderful Romance of Married Ufe Wonderfully Told by
A DELE CJAKIUSO.V
CllAPTER DXVII
If there ever has occurred in all
my experience since Dicky and 1
were married, a moment when 1
fell more itterly perplexed, more un
happy over a happening small in
itself than I did as I stood by the
window or our house at Marvin and
beheld a taxi roll up the driveway
smd deposit Dicky's mother at our
door. I cannot now recall it. There
have been big happenings that
seemed to clutch at the very por
tals of my Iif but never a sma!l
one that sj afftcted me.
Yet. was It small? At that in
stant 1 felt it a veritable catastro
phe. For of all limes to select lo
return from a long visit away
home. Dicky's mother had chosen
the day when we were almoat
ready to iimve from our old horn?
into the new house we had bought.
The house was a nightmare to one
who prides herself on rood house
keeping. To Dicky's mother it
would be'something about which to
talk for years to come, if ever she
did forget it.
The picture of the living room in
which Dicky was sorting his "collec
tion" of papers and magazines that
littered every corner of the bare
room from which Katie, Jim
and I had recently taken the furni
ture and ru?s at Dicky's command
to remove them when I protested
against tho dangers they presented
to our most cherished belongings
swam before my eyes. Mother Cra
ham was at the door, and as 1
looked again, beside her stepped a
woman whose bags and bundles in
her hands betokened a guest come
o stay, perhaps a long time
"It's outrageous! I won't pay two
dollars for bringing us that short
distance front the . station!" Her 4
voice rose even ' higher as it
warmed to her wrath. "I don't care
If you did bring the two trunks and
our bags. Von can't get more than
a dollar out of me."
The woman with her must have
made some suggestion, for Mother
Graham turned on her engrily. but
etranse to say this woman didn't
letreat an inch she mut have beon
a person of determination of char-
actter. I reflected. Then what the
suggestion was. came to me in Us
complete statement of refusal
"No. I won't let Dicky attend t.)
him. Dicky gives up like a lamb
Anyliody can walk over him In mor..
ey ntatterf, and Madfte good gra
cious! don't ask me to call either
of them!" She whirled around r,n
the taut driver, whose fa'e now wor-
a puzzjed. eppreciative look in which
a smile struggled with his fast weak
tning determination to get the pric
he askeJ.
"Here, young man. she held a
bill out to him. "Here's your dol
lar. Take it or leave it. Call a po
liceman call the entire Marvin po
lice force. I saw him down by the
station. Pa', ir you take my trunks
I'll have you arrested for trying to
I teal them."
The taxi driver's amu:;?inent con
quered him. He laughed outrigh
took the dollar, pocketed it. swim:
his machine a dozen feet, pushed th
trunks from the stand beside his seat
end swept away, leaving Mother Gra
ham and l.er guest with their bag-1
age in pi. ttiresiue confusion about
thtm. triumphantly perhaps, but
cpen-moutlicd and inwardly raging
at the wny he had "had the lat
a on! "
I heard a triple behind me. I
turned and there stood Katie, al
most leaning against my shoulder,
red-faced imm stifling her mirth so
iong. Before I cjiild reprove her or
ivro draw her back with me for I
too. had nimed closer to the window
than I had thought Mother Graham
turned. For the "instant I didn't
know whether she saw u:t .r not. for
I pulled K.iti' back cs ouitkly as I
could snd uasped:
Run fep Mr. Gr.-bam l- cur.e
klv . Then I gripped hr
I it's secret from what I feared
would be t'ie uioy in pathetic atten
tion of Dicky's mother t-r.til I had
an opportunity to tell her myself.
; made necss:ry. "Katie, d ui't you
answer th" doorbell. T II Jim. alo,
t. stay av.-.v. N'w hurrv."
; lint D"ky bad beard the last
I words or v :t" it the higher pitched
iiote in mv oic penetrated through
bif absorption in his beloved "col
lection." arvidst whiih he had been
'sitting, reading and sorting? --at
sniy rater be came into the room.
I Katie suiiied away.
"Whit's up " Dicky demanded
; anxiously.
j A fmile struggled through the
gloom that had overshadowed my
la e. for Dicky, i nmacuiate D'cky.
'who took such pride in br appear
iinee and never permitted een tiis
'mother lo see him in disarray, was
a slht. 1 1 it- hands were black wiih
I the dut of months his beloved "col-
Mi i-ii. in" bad atliered and had
i i-..Kr,
t I II II li is ." MM m, aaiar
;fr. his clothes were diMtv. hi:' hair
" rum nled and bis fate bre streaks
" I h l '
i
liis bands bad toucht d.
"Wbat're you grinning at?"
ir-v dn -Glided wrathfully.
"Come here," I said. And then I
pernuUed iiis yes to tell him the
story.
w'iib i r isp b- sprang back frooi
Ihe window
"Great Seott'" h tr'.ed. "I ll
liave ren ;nil get clean-d up."
But I grafted bis arto, and said:
"Who's that woman wilb your ui--ther?"
"I gii"-s it's Co'ihin Agatha."
"Coufcin Agatha." 1 queried, lor
I'd never heard of her Ufore.
"Mother's cousin. I've stayed l
away from her as imicb ..s psjibl. j
eliee me! Why. !:" ci'ii m ike )ou
reel "
The doorbell int rrtip"-d with a
i-lonc. imperious rins. IM' kys ex-j
jlanution was smothered in h;s Uts'
to get away.
"You g to the door." he flung
iter his shoulder ."s he turned..
M II not go'" 1 derlar"d in a tone
I'd neter ustd before to Dicky.
. The not- in t.iv voice arrested
Mm. Me turned m l looked at me.
We faced each jther like two child-1
ren s(u;ibilin- over a point on !
which neither ould weaken. But j
ack of toy dr-ternilnaiir.n wss the;
memory of bow Dicky bad overrld-.
drn my wishes that h shouldn't sort
hi "colleriion in Ihe parlor, bis
demand tht move the fnrnitnre
and rugs i.nt if I didn't wish them
ruin-ci. the whole line of miserable
moments of the morning. These
memories made me stand my ground,
and caused me to hope that ct th
hands of his own mot her he would
rte compelled to repent for his ac
tions, which had caesed the situa
tion. You what?" be gasped. "Who'll
go then?"
"You'll have to otcn the door." I
aid.
For a long instant we stood star
ing Into rsch others' eye. AnI
then, (he doorbell rang again and
egaln. In an imperious summons
that would not be denied.
To be continued)
Havoc Is Wrought by Two
Tornadoes Sweeping South
MACON. Ga.. Feb. 12. Two tor
nadoes sweeping two miles apait
south of Meigs today lowered elgh:
houses, destroyed large limber tract
and seriously Injured Mrs. J. Ed
ward, wife of a planter, it was re
ported here tonight.
The tornado lifted the roof from
the home of C. J. Henderson, a far
mer near Ocilla. and wreekel every
building on on the planttatlon.
TWELVE STRAIGHT GAMES WON
COLUMBIA. Mo.. Feb. 12. Mis
souri university's basketball team
won its 12th straight victory tonight
by defeating Oklahoma university's'
five- 53 to 18.
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
For Lundxiso, JlArluflte,
lllieiiiiiatKrtL, Stiff
lies Pn!n
You want relief ipib'kfy an i
raTely! Tlfn insist on "Pajvr Tab
lets of Aspirin.' stamped with the
"I'.iyer Cros."
The iium- "Btyer" mc.uis ou are
netting the genuine Aspirin pre
scribed by piiicians for oyer eight
een years, and ptoved safe by mil
lions of people.
For a few eents yi-ii can get a ban
dy tin lo of genuine "ilaver Tab
lets of Aspirin." containing twelve
tablets. )repiht also sell larger
"Bayer' packages. Aspirin is the
ir.ide mark of Bayer Manufacture ofi
Monnaceticacidesier of ali . 1: ac.d. '
Some
)
Peoples Eyes
Are Perfect
lint not many. Most nf ns have more or less Wefeelive
eyes. Some scitrrely use their -eyes for work their -t
iipations do not 1 tnaml it. ( otise.inently th'-y may n at li old
iiV''1 he Tore reidix.iiio that jinylhiti i un.ne; vti'h t'neir eyes.
Trying Eye Work
Lcry thin-; no'.vadiiy.s teiuls lo ;iiixi- more ec-u.ik. More
lejidiii' is dune, often finder uhsuittiU i 1 i 1 i 1 1 : this, iind
other thiiiirs lax our ijrs and sii'.lv.ile Ninall tjefe.ts vhih
inijjht otherwise pass imiiol iretl. An. I !..-cause vie nee.l the
eleati-vt of vision we are anxious the moment it brains to tail.
lilasses are very deiral,c (, ., (r,. ,si,t I, .'in lo
fail. They should he sneh ejHNvs , ;,, t e .nM-i,s,,1e for
the th feels tnl make m,h i-b'urly illinil ilrt.
R. L. HALL WILSON
Eyesight Specialist
Fits Eyeglasses Correctly
210-211 U. S. National Bank Building
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
WEDXKsllAV. KEimUARY 18
Seat Sale Start Monday
I5KTI lt OF THE FAVOIUTE
OI.IYKK IOKtCO PRESENTS
THE EVER-POPCLAU
HAWAIIAN ROMANCE
Richard Walton Tullj'a l'Uy of a
Woman' Sul
A Rillllant Cava, Including
Florence Rockwell and"
the Singing Hawaiian
Price .VV to 2.M
Mall Order Now
WOMAN" IS ACCVSED.
CHICAGO. Feb. 12. lepartmnt
of Justice agents Knlay arrested Es
ther Field of Los Angeles. Cal.. as
, she stepped from a train, in connec
tion with alleged counterfeiting of
railroad passes.
HERE.
NEXT .
SUNDAY
s
THE ONE AN'I
ONLY ORIGINAL
CHARLES
CHAPLIN
WITH HI
MYRIADS OF
TRAFFIC
TROCHEES
HIS FLIVVER
WORRIES AND
HIS TEMPERA
MENTAL Hlsl-OSITION
WILL ;i E VOL"
MORE THAN
"A
DAY'S
PLEASURE"
IT'S Ills FOIHTII
.MILLION
DOLL II
fOMKDY
SI t i ESS
YeLiberty