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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1925)
i -12 iniii hesib SET APRIL ! jTE I State vs. McDaniets vand .QuartferWii! Come' Be- : fore Supreme Court Hearings will be held la the su preme; court April 14 in th eases of state McDaniel. annealed llronv Eecton coantyr and state vs. Albert ;,QuartIr, appealed from jMuItcdmah Ifwaa announced' 04 jVednesday by Arthur Benson, clerk: of th court. . JHoih men were arrested W charges of 'Bav-ir-s liquor in their possession and ere convicted in the lower courts. Q jartler is a in'sSand of Dollj . 3 artier, known In Ionian a tba'ueen of the "bootlegjers, jMc Tsniela co"ntended. that Jha lower j If Your Back Hurt or Bladder Bothers "Tqu, .Begin Tallnjf Salt - Wain your kidneys hurt and your ' back '.feels ' aore don't , get scared and proceed m to .load our stomach with, a lot. pff drugs- that excite the kidnera and'irriCate tha ! 4 aura urinary ' tract, keep you jiiaueys ciean uceyou Keep- your bowels clean, "by (lushing 'them With--a mUd, iarmlaas ealU 'which :ens ;.ta. remove ht .body's ftrin- pua waste ana umuiaiea mem.io their normal activity- Tae, "func-i!on;af.-the k'jduesa ia io .filter the -tlood. t .in X hour they ."strain irom it &po grams or acid And r-asteao.we. cam readily under stand the . vital , importance of keeping' ie -kidneys-active. - J Drink lata '.of . food wateryou V'p'tdrlak. loq mucin -"also "get i. jmay' pharmacist .about; four ssnces oi jq &au;:iase a jaDie xr oopfirjifl ikVglass.'pf ''Vats' Jb6 icre, breakfast each '.morning for a' few days and your kidneys may 4 .sa act.fine. This famous salts is made from the acid" of grapes V"3d lemon Jouce, combined with jithla.. and has been used for years to. help clean and stimulate clog Vd kidneys; also fto,H neutralize teiclds ia tfie system so they are :"fi Joagar a sourcVof Irritation, l:.u often relieving "bladder w'eak- r.ba. ' . ., ;.s Jad'Salti. & IneXDefislVe; cannot lijiire; makes delightf ttl. effer vescent utoia-water qrinK -wnicn Everyone should 'take .now and tten.to neip keep the Irildneys clsaa ita'd active.. Try Ihjs; rso keep up the water 'drinking, and a o- -doubt you will wonder w"hat became of your kidney trouble and tackache, "By "all means haye yoar phystclaa mmiae .your fclfl- tf9 at least twice a, yeir.-Adr. Wlkjr I- 5 ricncl Tim c?go:t stated: court erred in admitting in evi dence liquor that had been taken wfthout a search warrant.: The en pre die court reversed the Ben ton eouirty court and later issued an ofder. granting him rehear Inc. Quartler'also contends that he; was searched without due pro cess 'of law. Salem YcuHg People 'Help Stayton Church gTATTON. March, j ?2 4. (Spe delegation of young peo ple came- from Salem Saturday to : assist in the work of a young peo-j pie's organisation for the local Methodise f ehnrch. The young folks were, greatly enthused, and a. rousing jneeting resulted. After the business Of the meeting was attended to the young people of the church took tk visitors out. on a hike, ending with a bon fire and. weiner roast, whici all tborougb The group , from Salem remained oyer for Sunday jwryicea, ably as- Bisting In the local work. , h Charles Hl and wife, accom panied Jy W. (X Cooper and..ala ter formed an auto party Sunday, driving through Polk, Yamhill and into Washington county as. far as Forest Grove, returning in the evening, v;" . ;;-,.;,L. i ; Will F. Foil is, who left Stayton last July for Los Angeles,, return ed ' the, last of the week, -and has bees. kept busy, telling his many friends, here what he thinks of the cities -or the southvtT-' : is John Norval Fisher, senior at OAC, is spendJag the spring j- tion here with .his jreats ; He STiSETEft yOHIBOH W - NT- Whjfa llxed Ylh, . Kolphnv liringa liacK Ms ueautina ; -,. f Luatre at Once. : : J K Gray pTair, 1 however handsome,' denotes' advancing age. We all know the advantages of a yduth- ful appearance.' Your hair is your charm. . It makes , or mars the face'. When it fadeis, : turns gray and 'looks streaked.1 Just a few application's of Sage Tea and Sul phur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. I "r Don't stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a bot tle of "wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound, which is merely the old-time recipe , improved by the addition of other' ingredients. Thousands of folks , recommend this ready-to-nse preparation, 'be cause it darkens the hair beauti fully, besides, no one, can possibly tell, as It darkens so naturally and evenly. ' Yoif moisten a sponge or soft brush with lt, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray .. hair disappears; after another application . or two Its natural color. Is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lus trous, and you will appear years younger. Adv. ; are fiSie Americasi 4 ' : WHEREVER worldrdvelera come tbgetKer tKe amaziri comforts olF Americans are sure, to come in for disciission. Why; is it. that the ! average American live3 like a kihgi t r ,To He cure, he Has more money to spend lhan any other person in the world, but then I her insists oh spending it to bring better living to himself ahd 'fafnfly; j VKo kn6w3 what a subtle, but influential, part advertising plays in putting the American people ahead?; t Advertising, by showing us new and better - 1 thing3, ;lceep3 us frorri being satisfied -witK 4dl 'jehbuz&&i Advertising, Hy making us want more, wakens the springs of action within ua to get rnord, American advertising i3 a pretiy cub, ctznlial cnplanaticn - o : American advance- i tl - ' - cilrcrjininls. i lml.sallild?,v,gqil and Jiis mother, in. compa ay with Sir. KalI and wife, drove to Sa 14m and SUverton Friday. i i Mr, andtMrs. Yarnell and small son spent the .week-end -in Saln visiting among relatives, tTeturn irig .horned on Monday's noon, stag: f Mrs. J. 'A. lendershott went .to Salem Sunday where she visiled a day or two with relatives and frieads; . ; r . i , ? : ; Charles S.. Clark, editor of the Aumsville Star, was a - business visitor in Stayton Tuesday ? . Harry Humphreys, proprietor of the Stayton hotel, and R. R. Yeo man, of Yeoman Bros, service sta tion, drove- to Portland - Monday where they were transacting busi ness for the day. "';. WS iMrsJ Burnett: of Mill City has been- here the past week vialtiag at ths home of Mrs. E. B. Watters. Mrs, Watters is leaving in a short time for the logging camp where she will Join her husband. r " Charles Miller -and Mr. Baker, two representatives from Salem radio headquarters, . were looking over the radio- prospects in "this vicinity Sunday. The new service station, being. erected; by E. , C. Downing- opposite the cheese, factory, la nearing com pletion and will soon be ready to serve gas and oils. .Mrs. A. D, Gardner, has been. ill fhe "past week, suffering a light attack of pneumonia. ? F. I. Jones has a crew of men clearing off the right of way along the, Salem Ditch, company's prop erty, . and while , returning . from work" out hear Turner one day last week their car went into the ditch head-on. The accident was caused :by a broken' steering rod and might have proved ' serious. although, no damage resulted. C. A, Luthy, a Salem jeweler, passed through here Monday en route home from hig farm east Of Menama. Mr. Luthy stated that dogs had been among; his sheep. haying killed five, and injured many others. The sheep were coralled In the Tiara lot when they were attacked py the, dogs. Relieved Instantly i Catarrh in the head means that germs are attacking the mem branes. -So with cold in the head. The result Is inflammation, stuffi ness, discharge. . , Deal with puch; troubles locally. Combat .the germs where .they at tack. , Apply Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils and breathe it. Koto how 'quickly its antiseptic fumes bring, relief. Don't wait for internal effects. Get instant relief. Fight ths trou ble at its source. Clear, the air passages, .check the attack, A moment .will da that ,f you, ask your .druggist for a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. -Adv. .3. i 1 hay call t IISXRICTS OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ANDEASTERN MISSOURI I SWEPT.EY TORNADO WHICH LEFT 1,000 LOUI b . ... i o-, 'a ii ; ySaffira2: - Marion - Twenty-six cities and towns were devaHtt' toy " a. twisting , wlna stornv that did its greatest damape in Illinois and ; Missoan s but took LIBERTY Thoae in each ' grade who have contributed the most news Items for, the past -month are: .Sixth grade, Venlta . . Raine; . seventh, Magdalena .Schmidt; eighth, Sj blna s Schmidt; . ninth,-. Richard Schotthofer. , -' ; . v. " '. ... Those 'who made the best aver ages in : the recent examinations are:' Seventh grade. Venita Rains. 92 per cent," and.- Lee Ohmart, 88 Va jer cent; .seventh grade, Janetto Dasch, 92 per.cent, and Edls Matheson, -.91 per cent; eighth, Lela Pox, 9 5 per cent, and Sabina Schmidt, 93 per ' cent; ninth, Richard . Sebotthofer,.90 per cent, and Willie Berndt, 90 H per cent -; vl' Ernest Smith, who is attending school near Portland," came home to attend ' the funeral of his sis ter's little" child. . He will return to his school next Sunday. Leland Scott, Cecil Dencer and James Wolfe were -out of school a few ''days on account of severe colds, colds. The Liberty "Woman's club will meet in the hall next Thursday March 26. . -. The, Misses Ruth, Dougherty, Esther Neuens ajod Mabel Wolfe are unable to attend school in Sa lem on account of being ill. . SOUND IN GEN UINE SEAL GRAIN FABRIKOID -. v..-. ,:".f'.t!.'-jii':": v FLEXIBLE t?J?&. ri2 :v'r '' 'I. ,U-V9 i'iv. v ... cro-Y nd 3 Coupon . v are ( ' f aCerrtralia, -IJSto -W- West -revrrf bri -10 20- Scale of Miles Us toll in Indiana. Kentucky and Tennessee. " "Nearly 1,000 persons lost their lives. cJose, to 3.000 were Injured and tbe property damage J. H. Dasch vrsited friends In Portland Monday. - Mrs. J. "W7 Anderson Is. visiting at Monmouth. - Arthur and' Earl Worth, Rich ard Schotthofer and Alva Coffey were visitors at; the ' D. A. Hoag home at Monmouth last Sunday. 4 John Wagner of Iowa is visiting at the" home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe. . . . - , . J. R. Flowers . of Portland is insiting. his daughter, Mrs. M. E. Pierce. ; . ' Mrs. William Loveland has been caring for her, daughter, ,Mrs. "F. A. Shepard, who . bad the misfor tune to dislocate one of -her lower limbs last week.J , O..G. Coffey has rented the. lo ganberry i land of Mrs. William Loveland. Rosedale' school ball team met the -Liberty -team for "a game last Friday. ' Rosedale won the game. Wa hope to play them again soon, . - Mrs. J. H. llenry is having a four-room house built on her land here. She has - net resided . here for several years. . Sim Phillips of Portland was a recent visitor at the 'Hugh Wes tenhouse home. . ' ' : (Mrs. Cornelia I Westenhouse is slowly recovering from an attack of la grippe. ' t . O. E. Brooks bas recently puiv 1 1 1 i i " ii t i i i in - ni t 1 1 :VD)l(CCTnKQ)iAlr? n if: ILLUSTRATIONS cleirly;define and 'their.properuse e - TOs paper- offers; you; an .opportunity. of .curins .this . coupons -aiiu uiuiy ,vji -iiiaii -,vui wiiiwu. i.ciaj' - - , DEAD IN ITS WAKE i J4c r runs into the millions. . . Fire com pleted , the " destruction 'of . large ectionst - of many of the storm swept cities. chase'd' a fine radio, set. Martin Sass has traded his farm here f or ' a "dairy ranch near Se attle. They ; will ' leave - for their new home' in October ..." Mr. Turner and I. W.'Connet of Oregon Clty were Sunday guests of Mr. and, Mrs. E L. Coffey.; T Liberty people have been smelt ing In the Sandy with good -results. . , . - Virginia Page, a former pupil of Mr. and Mrs. Hoag. visited the school all day Thursday. Upon re quest she' gave several readings which were much appreciated. If marriage is a failure, widows and widowers, don't seem to know it. ' ' ' ' . " " ' ' - - Dn.M u li P H HE vs fori I Prompt Relief For tion of the t -Tn an " - IN FULL COLOR AND II LACK Mil ROSEDALE I ROSEDALE, Ore., March 23. The Parent - Teacher association met ' last Friday evening at the school. A special part of the pro gram was the talk"." given by Dr. Brown of the' county health de monstration: After the program refreshments were served. : Saturday .evening the members of the "King's Daughters class" entertained the members of the "Gideon Band class'w'ith a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heck ard in the Sunnyside district. - Mr. and Mrs." Floyd Bates went to Portland last week-end. " Mrs. Bates went earlier - In the week, while Mr.. Bates motored dowa Sunday. . J , '. ' V ,.; ,.j . Mr. and Mrs, .Campbell have as their house-guest Miss Hazel Hep kins" of OAC. s Mr.'arid'Urs." Cannoy and fam ily were the Sunday guests' of Mr: Cannoy'a brother of 'Polk county. Elwyn - Gardener, of ' Portland visited in the community last Sunday. . . " V ' Next Thursday afternoon - Miss Danta Robbing, who is a senior at icaiiDs That itch that scale Tou. know it is germ trouble. Then destroy the germs. , : ' 'Sulphur, does that. .We scien tists never hope to find a method better. But we have found ways to give that sulphur multiplied effects. ' : : , . ' The . new-day way . is Meptho Sulphur. Rub it into the scalp where scale occurs ' or. Itching. Iote how, quickly all the trouble disappears. , . .'. ... ' Dandruff and scale destroy, the hair. Keep the scalp clean ; and the hair will.be. healthy. : End at once, in the best way known, the parasites .and scale. .,, : Ask your: druggist, for a Jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur, The first time you apply it you will know It is doing alt that must be done. -You do yourself injustice If you don't. ';..'.;.,-"':-1 -"- For Free Samples Address , WHITEHALL PHARMACAL CO., ; Inc. . .j 59S Madison Ave. New York, N.Y. f O BY SPECIAL arrangement with the publishers we have secured the exclusive -right for the distribu New v r?rrsTP r Modern Modern UJlLVSil O English to U X iaa WEBSTER'S 'AO SIUU HEW MOD ESN ENGLISH -yr vir DICTI0IIARY , 3 Coupons 4 Radio, Wirdess, Aviation and Autxmo- A bile Terms up - A REMARICABLE BOO: a This dictionary is an abridg ment from the Standard work on - the English language by America's greatest lexicographer Noah Web vocabulary which are in ordinary use as well as many technical terms which would i be required only, by the engineerr architect - or advanced student. 'A. .licmarfctla coiitaiiis - treasury of facts alablc. book for tierricre co'tcf blr'- -,- ; ' . OAC, will give a physical culture demonstration at. the school. ine parents ol the school children are invited .to come. - -a r . For p-in quich The worst pains people suffer can be relieved ? at once. Kb-fU" matic "pain, soreness, backache, cold in chest, etc. - Rub the sore spot with red pep per. Notbfng else supplies such concentrated, such penetrating heat. 'And heat that doesh t Eurt. You feel it instantly. In .trc e minute .that, heat penetrated . to the depths.r . Circulation starts, congestion' Is relieved. The pain and the soreness depart. People used 'to use plasters, mustard And liniments. But mod ern science -has found' a better way, a quicker, more efficient way, 7V a way without objections. - . . Don't : suffer Pains -.which' Red r Pepper Rub relieves almost at once.- Don't' let cold in the chest go "neglected. ..Have . this, rub at hand get it now. The time will come, when ita quick relief will mean, much to. someone i. in your home. . . . . Red Pepper Is saving millions of painful hours Let it save them for you and yours. ,' ' - for pslss cf -" Clietnaatla CaclacLes ft f AtoUdrutiistt CbestGolIj A'otu geituiiu tritiovX name Ros?Us, rtim r rr ciir.rs PI LLC , fnv.at;iif nf Crmatioation. Biliousness, Sick Headache and Xormovmgineijowei f Helps dear the skla. ; Contmlitm no Cmlvmmt , Bor from yor druggist fcc and sx tne pox. , . ll ! ii t Di the readers of the PEP urn rrj W i id) Oregon Statesman "I to - date. , ster, LL.D., revised and brought f up to date so as to include pmcti- .- 11 cally all of the terms in the Engli sh s all 7::z vonr: Hi THE ei: GLIEII lu : gu:. G 2 m. general, use and :is' an inexhaustible sourde of reK.iM infnrmitinn "Alt.. 1, ....wiiii,.luu, Xl.ll uiui Clip ths OUR READERS H A VE?TIIEEXCLUSlVEyPfrIVIL EG E I O V 1
