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THEpRECJqSXTE$UN; ,TUKSIAY, MARCH 30, 1020,, C By K nil LF.NOKR FISH Kit. '.Mr. and't Mrs. W. W. M.oore am lmbled a company Saturday eve ling for curds. Five hundred wti played until late When a repast was Mrved by Miss Genevieve End'.cott ltd Miss Lucille Moore. Those bid K tu were Mr. and Mrs. O. W; Laflar, ' Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Polsal. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Buchner. Mr. and Mrs. g, S. East, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Volt, Mr. and Mrs. S. M.'Endieott, Mr. and Mrs., W. II. Steuslotf and Dr. Mary Rowland. , . . i Miss Cornelia. Marvin, state li- irtrianr has reiUrned from Chicago where she went to attend a roeet jflj of the executive board of the Americas Library association. The association is Just starting a cam- iJjsiKn for $2,000,000. which, with tant topic of the meeting. Mis Marvin went especially to present the western point of view. In the "Books" department of the Sunday Oregonian appeared the re view or "Trolly Lines." a book of poems written by Andrea Hofer Proudroot. a sister of Colonel E. Hofer of this city. Mrs. Proudroot la a poet of the new daring school of American realism, writing with full vision and saying uncommon things. Many of the poet's Terse was jotted down as she rode to and from home and work in Chicago. '-'It makes a warm appeal to both one's intellect and heart." says the critic. "Instead of meeting the Jos tling thousands and parting with them as strangers, like many of us, Mrs. Proud foot has accepted them Be Young In Body, Mind and Looks Despite Your Years How often you have wished that you could Jndulge. in the strenu ous exercise of out door sports .with the vigor and enthusiasm of youth! But the end of the week finds you all in you are tired; listless and lack the energy to go out for a vigorous walk or a round of the links or any other exercise that re quires much physical exer tion.' Many a man, even m his middle forties, has a vague , feeling that he is "getting ekir' -and right at a time when he should be at his very best physically. ' AndheUgrowingold.not in the sense that the years are pressing heavily upon him bat in the sense that his vital forces are wasting away.f aster than Nature re places the worn out tissues. Sf - Tj OLDS Head or 'chest are best treated "externally - with. VICES VAP0FJ "OUR BODYGUARD" - 30'.&9.t20 - BBSS . A - Thousands yes millions of people find themselves in this condition early fn life. And there is no excuse for it You can check that tendency to grow old. . You can carry your youth with its Joys and enthusiasm into your 70's and 80's. But you must give Nature all the help yea cu. The best assistance yoa cms And assist ance of a sound. constructive character is ia the um of n a " ' 1 e ms ifse lib pictur The Great General Tome It enriehea the blood -gently atimalatea heart. Ewranj kidneys to normal acti-ity brin- back year pap. pnach aad mental vieror chases sway that tired, worn-out fad IBS' and replaces It with a spirit af booraaey. LYKO ia a distinctive preparation. seientiftcalry cor rect ia its combination of medifinal iasradiaota. and there's otbtns; more ia vitraratrac. more s&renirtheainr or mora ie-buiUJwg-. Special; beneneial for lavalida. convalescent ; and ran-dowa people of all conditions. Get a bottle from oaxdnwaist today tomorrow yoa will feel better for it. ' FWYeafc Lyko Medicine Co. For aaWby "all- Druggist. - Always in stock at Perry ' Drug Store '' i $Yii i, mliwl.salSa& asiftrtwj i-w;.i 4hli4efcsV4aBleSejlNA4' MILLIONS LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN THE Treasury Department reports that more than 15,000 persons have notified it of lib erty Bonds and War Savings Stamps yalaed at $6,000,000 having been lost in some way dur ing the past 18 months. Carelessness is responsible. If they had been safely deposited at the bank or m Safe Deposit Boxes it wouldn't have happened. , . ; Put your valuable papers and documents in a United States National Safe Deposit Box. 4 3 .1 Diial Bantu f 1,000 PUBUC-SPIR1TED CITIZENS Wanted, to subscribe $10 each for your HospitaL Arc you one of them to be added to the ! $10 HONOR ROLL Phone 69 and register your name or mail check to Manager Hospital Campaign as brothers and sisters, each Vtype which has somethinK crying (or ex pression, and Introduces them into her verse in an unusual sty)e .of her own." The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Read (Gertrude Fawk of S3 Palm avenue. San Francisco, .but formerly of this city, will be Inter ested to know that their home was gladdened Sunday by the arrival of a Ron, who has ben named Gordon Wallace. While livinK in this city the former was for many years con nected with the Capital National bank, leaving that position to ac cept a plare with the San Francisco Federal Reserve bark. Mrs. Fawk i. the daughter of lr. and Mrs. W. W. Fawk of this city, and a Bister of Miss Grace Fawk. MiKs Ruth Jones has returned home a.'ter passing the week-end with friends at Mill Cityf Miss Ines Stepe of Eugene was a Sunday guest at the Eugene Eck crlen home on North Liberty street. Miss Veva Smith and her week end house guests. Miss Florence Laird of North P.end and Miss Betty Mausbaum of Portland left Sunday night for Oregon Agricultural col lege to. re u me their studies, after the spring v&catfon. Mis-, Smith entertained as her EN"st Thursday for the day Miss Jennie Stmut. Miss Adne Marvin. Cean Stroct of Amity. and George Alderman of McMiun ville. all students at Oregon -Agricultural college. Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby has with her this week her son Herbert, who is here to tpend his spring vacation from the University of Oregon. Thrr had as their guest Sunday Bernard Nutting, a student of the university. i Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson, who with her husband left Salem. last autumn to travel around the world, writes Salem friends from Bombay. India. telling of their experiences and travels. They were in Bombay in February. Leaving there the last oXthe month, they planned to be in Venice by Msrch 16. From Venlco they will go to London to pass sev eral weeks, berore starting out again. : Letters from Salem friends may reach them in care of M. Sam uel Sc. Co., 23-27 LUhop.atc. Lon don. E. C. 2. Since leaving Salm Mr. and Mrs Wilson have visited Japan. China. Philippine Islands. Java. Sumatra. Penang. Kuala Lumpur, Rangoon (Burmah), Calcutta. Colum&o. Mad ras. Bombay, and all through India. Calcutta was very delightful to to them. While In Col umbo Mr. Wilson wai very ill with influenza. Miss Jessie Miles is home from the . University or Oregon to spend her spring vacation with her par ents. Dr. and Mrs.-O. B. Miles, at their country home1' near here. Miss Marguerite Cook, who Is spending the winter in Silem at the home, of her unci. B. C. Miles, while" attending Willamette univer sity, has returned from a week-end visit with her parents in Portland. Mrs. N. G. Freeman of Beavcrton is visiting for a short time in Sa lem at the E. A. McElvain home. Mj-s. F. G. Delano is ill at her home on State street. Mrs. Ralph Cooley is passing si few days in Portland visiting with rriends. Mrs. II C, Schultz has received word from her daughter. Elizabeth, who Is with the Hood River Apple Growers' association in New York city, that she will come to Salem for her vacation which will per haps be In July, and spend a month with relatives here. Her sister. Miss' Mary Schultz. will not come this summer as she had planned. Mrs. M. M. Tom kins and her daughter. Miss Jessamine Tomklns, left yesterday for their home In Los Angeles after- spending two months in Salem as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tonkins on North Commercial street. A . special meeting of the Tuesday Musical elob has been called for Wndnsday evening at 8:4." o'clock. Miss Lena Bell Tartar will open hrr studio for the meeting called to attend to important business. The following which appeared In the Monday Portland Oregonlan will le very Interesting to the many Salem friends of Miss Doris Leah Sikes. formerly of this city but now of Eugene. 'Miss Doris Leah Sikes. whose home is at Springfield, but who is a Mulmt e-roIlM In the 1-ur- nalUm course at trie i. diversity oi ( Oregon. Is vlalting local friends dur- t Ing a brier vacation. The course ;u Journal! is merely tfc polishing process applied to the facets or sn already promising c&reer. For Mlii Sikes mas rociety etli'ar of tfir Sa lem Statesman and later general as signment reporter on tie F.ugen I Register, and has no trepidation at ' tackling any story, whether It b a i iUik and dreatiiul rrirac uytlrry or a sprightly dlwrtatlon on the) tendencies of the fresh-egg market.' j Rev. and Mrs. C P. Lockhart aoJ ' children, foruv-r - 7 1 known Si lm l olk. j atxivfU "ia Salem last tiinht and ar gueht.-- at the I r-d A. 1-egg b me on State street. Rev. i Mr. LoklUsr s"w!i) titr nalv -a; few daa as he soou -ails for l'on1 ' to do Y. M. C. A. work, being ata- ! Honed in Warsaw. Mrs. Lmkhart' and the rhlldrer vMl' renin In S-- lem for the present During thHr ! residence liera ho was rHy editor j of The Statesman, and all during ( the war was a Y. M. C A. worker iu ! France, stationed for the most of the time in Paris. Since returning h has been pastor at the First Meth odist church at North Bend. After spending the winler with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Monroe Gilbert. Mrs. Fred W. Wilcox left yesterday for her home In St. Paul. Minn. Mrs. Gilbert accompanied . her as far as Portland and rwlil spend f. week in that city viewing the several art exhibits which are on display there. US w3h New Way to Remove Hears Creates Sensation (ArtMllr Takre Oat tke RssU) For mother. father, the boys and girls. It's the sweet for all ages at work or play. When you're nervous or tired. see how (t refreshes! The Flavor Lasts How Many Women Keep. Young Looking i ; Facts About the Catholic ' - . Church By licv.'J. It. Buck. -ln the w6rld today there are huu dreds of different churches or de nominations, each one split up Into various divisions. One church teach es the Divinity of Christ snd Its neighbor denies it. One teaches that baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation snd other says ft is a mere form and of no significance, etc.. etc. It Is patent that ir a church Is necessary for man's salvation that he must know, without fear of error, which church that i. and when con vinced, he must accept it as the mouthpiece of God. If we say that doctrine, creed and dogma are un essential, we vlrtnallv make Chriet'a mission a fiasco, and uproot Chris tianity Itself. "Broad mindednc.ss" In this regard is invariably shallow- mind edn ess. Catholics know full well th opro- briura which has always lcn heaped upon them, and the efforts which have and always will be made to discredit them because they assert that the Catholic chart h alone was founded by Christ and that doctrine. creed and dogma are absolutely ev sentlal to the Christian religion. Christ warned His followers that as the world had persecuted Him. so it would perrecute them (His church.) And the world today hates the Catholic church Just as the world hated Christ. Jesus told the world then, (John viil..) "He thst is of God. heareth the words of God. Therefore you hear them not. be cause you are not of God. The Jews therefore answered snd said to Him Do we not say well. Thou art i Samaritan and hast a devil? Jesus answered. I have not a devil: but I honor my Father and you have dis honored me." When Simon was received by Christ as one of His followers (John 1-42)-. Christ re-named him as It were. Peter, which means a rock. At that time the apostles were curl mis as to the purpose. Hut on a certain occasion following. i(Matt. xvi. 13-19) our Savious asked His disciples: "Whom do men say that the Son of Man is " And they said Some say Thou art John the Baptist: and others, Elias; and others, Jere miah, or one of the prophets. Jesus saith to them,: But whom do ye say that I am? Simon Peter an swering, said: Thou are Christ, the Son. of the living God. And Jesus answering raid to him: Blessed art thou. Simon Bar-Jona; because flesh. and blood hath not revealed it. to Ihee, but my Father" whe is In heav en. And I say to thee, that thou art Peter, and upon this Rock-1 will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it And I will give to thee the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven; and what- soecer thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound also in heaven; and what soever thou shalt lodse on earth shall be loosed also in heaven." In ancient times to give one th keys of a city indicated that that terson its governor and ruler. Hence Christ clearly meant that St Peter (ard his direct successor) was given authority over the Church He was f- found and that Church was to be the citadel of faith. NOTE: As far as possible, these "Facts about th. CathoUc Church" will b fn the-Tuesday issue of The Statesman each week. "A woman mar be old at II and yuunar at . a. prominent club woman. "Tests don I matter. LMdai I Ninon de L'Enclos have a proposal at or The youth of our women la more lasting than It was a generation art, because) we are better acquainted wish simple physiological laws.. When Ova first aging marks appear wrinkles. bagffinrss or cheeKa.. nc ana cmn we reslrze that the raaee la a loosen ing of the skin an1 aottenlng of the tissue underneath. We know the cause must be removed. Instead of taring on pastes we send to the drsia store for an ounce of powdered saxolite and a half-pint of witch hasel. rnl them and bathe face, neck snd hands In the so lution. We know this tiimtena the skin, solidifies the tissue. Induces a healthy rirculatMn. We trat causes rather than effects. use rcaaon and stay rnr. " ' What beauty specialists re card aa one of the most important discoveries in recent years Is the phelactlne rreth od of removing superfluous ha.r. Ita grrat advantage, of course, lies In the fact that It actually removes the hair roots. It does th.s easily, instantly, harmlessly. Sufferers from the afflic tion named need nn longer despair. The actual hair roots come) out before your very eyes, leavlr.e; trie skin aa smooth and hairless a.s a babe's. Ilecause t offers such complete re lief, a stick of phelactlne la the most Inexpensive thing a woman ran hiy for the removal of halrv growth, for the same reason druggiata are having an enormous demand for It. You can use It with entire safety; it Is so harm less one could even eat it without any 111 effect. e-BBaw4esBaaiBMwaaa a Silverton Legicners Will Give Smbker Tomorrow Night SILVERTON. Or.. March 2t. iSrertai to The Statesman) The American Lesion port No. " of Sil- Jverton Is gilr.g to give a smoker for ialt ex-service men Wednesdav eve- I " T nlng in the armory hall. Boxing j matches will be the chief entertain-i raent rf the evenlns. The uo-.t lm-I portant of these will be between Pink Manerud of Eogene. lai-pouna ; amateur champion of the northwest land Rus Kauffman. HAD A .XU ALL WINTER, Cold lhat "hang on." rough thit rack your body and wear yoa dowe. the weakening thai come from loss of sleep there are afflictions from which relief la a blessing. Nick J. Wbres. Zahh N. D.. writes: "Had a cold all winter, but since taking Yf ley's Honey and Tar it has entirely rllaaoneitred." J. C. Perry. 1 1 as I -S- . V 7 AO ir-1 Cr fx j ' VLTjl r::KrtECT GUM r m Sealed $ KIGHT Send me your came and address and 1 will ttnd you a prospectus of the ' SILVER KING MINE C Chappcll Hotel Bfi;h Silea. Orcii Mote, May Ilidve some of flle JTew- ONE of iho reon why bot2wlTe are so delighted to know that the old, reliable Karo U now to be bad with the flavoring of puret maple sugar Is because It solres the "High Cost of Maple Syrup Problem." The new Karo Maple Flaror has the deliciouataste of new maple syrup ; it also has the rich body so desirable in a table syrqp. Compare the flavor and cost of Karo Maple Flavor with other syrups. You'll then know vny n is so 'popular. y 4 hi Lv71h I Dm tun to tuh yotxr grocer for Karo MapU Flavor in the Green Can. It is cuarcntttJ to please yoa or your croccr rctzrra ycur money, v CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY 17 Battery Place New York 5eUu4 Raprmammtmtimm JOHXSON, LUBER C05i?ANT PatlaacL Orsgeai ; i t'a'3!i--rJ' Y.re' IV 1 y , . 1 ; : v C , 1