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..THE ORECJON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, MORNING, APRIL 24, 1925
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LAST INSTALLMENT t 1
t OF ANSWERS GIVEN
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and'- answers in the columns .of
your estimable paper. ji t'j; j $l$f,
'1 shall leave Salem 'with deep
appreciation of the generous treat
ment accorded me and with f'The
Prayer of the Easterner" , ia my
heart for you and associates,! plus;
all Salem and environs. Sincerely
CSlgned j . . Q. Aj MURDOCK."
M.- C. Shall I sell I myi house:
now or do you advise me to: wait
until fall? ,1 !,-IHt i;!Hr it'! .
: Ans. I Jdo j not advise you td
sell until early in!l9260:t-l!!if
G.;T. A.: What is my husband
doing now?; '" - '! j j Ji; J j !:);; j: if H;;; i j
Ans. He has been very despon
dent; out of work and worrying as;
to how he will be able. to pay the;
back, alimony.' He Js honest but
hai'nnfnWnnftlAlif mat . tvltti taJ
'-verses recently. j 1 i f
r-1 ; C E. Will I receive anything
wm from mv sister's property? .Did
7i-r she leave very much? i .
Ans. You will get your share
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f ' !ME!
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which whl be very little and her
estate doesn't amount to much.
J. M.-i-When iwill I sell my bus
iness, and lf lj,do will, I better
myself? -j f ruC S ; t ; . . - - .
1 1 Ans. Tou will have an offer
jnext moath but advise you to keep
your property another 90 days.
J. A. D. Will I recover -from
my present affliction? '
Ans. j-With the proper care and
attention I see 'recovery. - :-
E. r T. fH. Does R. really love
Is ; he trying to take ad-
me or
vantage
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of my Innocence?
-He 'lsTa real pal and you
should appreciate him as such.
AnyhowJ you are not so innocent
as4you Would lead him to believe.
F. G. C- Will I go to Alaska
this summer? j
"Ans.-fYis, in June, and I see
a successful summer for you.
I E. V. S.Will I be able to make
a success of the business I am in?
; Ana. -Yes, If you will be care
ful in 3four dealings and apply
yourselfj diligently.
D. M.f-rWlll pur son talk better
as he gtowsj, older? Is there any
thing we can do for him?- "
r Ans.-4-Yes. ut you must help
him by encouragement. Do not
ridicule him.f
L. II. Should I keep my job or
get another? j .
Ans.-j-Retain your present po
sition as 1 1 see better prospects
along the line of promotion dur
ing the! year. "
C. E. :N. Will I ever teach, and
how long?
Ans.-4-Yes. About two terms.
G. S. H. Would I be doing
right in taking the trip I am plan
ning on?i Should I drop my boy
friend that my( folks dislike?" . '
Ans.-i-No. Yes. 1 -
T. El Howj, will my father's
Montana Investment turn out?
Ans.-4-I see j a fair return on
same within the next two years.
M. N Did lose my watch, or
was it istolen during my trip to
Portland? ;;,
An&r-It was. taken by your
friend as a joke during the ball
game Tuesday and In your rush
to get away he forgot to return
it. He! Will see you personally
this week-end. :
C L rWill oar property be sold
soon, or do you advise us to hold
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Ans. -You will have a chance
to sell, but advise you to hold
same, as t see the value enhanced.
W. Li. IC.- What, can I do for
my little girl who has a club foot?
Ans. Communicate with' the
Shriners' Ortbepedic hospital in
Portland and you will receive ad
Vice as to the( proper mode of pro
cedure for a 1 permanent cure.
J. D. A. Will things turn out
the way I want as regards W. M..?
Ans. Yes, If you do not let
him see you are too anxious.'
E. V. R. Whom will I marry,
and when?
; Ans.-C. B. B., "whom you met
in Mlingham, Wash., during the
tulij festival In 1924.
R W. S. What would you ad
vise me to take up as my life's
work? ; pt;';-
Ans Medicine, as I visualize
unusual success for you. ;
SMUGGLING OF
"ARMS CHARGED
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throughont the country. The lvfl-
lan population snows. eagerness lo
assist the forces of law and order
and Sofia is guarded at night by
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, Although J1 the government', ; by
pegging exchanges has prevented
a serious fall, in the value of the
leva, -there Is a feeling of nerv
ousness among business men 'Who
In some cases are insured against
the risk of disorders. v ;
It is stated on good authority
that the government has succeed
ed in tracing; several of the con
spirators implicated in the cathed
ral outrage, several "of them
have been shot and I others cap
tured faave made such complete
avowals that the task of the po
lice In rounding up the remaining
conspirators should j be compara
tively easy;c!Th& plotters worked
in small groups !of from five to
10 men, the respective groups not
knowing the identity of the others
It was the work of one group to
manufacture explosives, another
to carry out assassinations, a
third io.blow up buildings, the
fourth to spread propaganda, and
a fifth to bribe persons likely to
be useful. - 1 I ' ;
All those Involved, in the nlot
had been notified that about April
16 a tremendous explosion would
be heard in Sofia and it would be
the signal 'for beginning reign
of -or. The cathedral outrage
. -iTed on that date, but as the
principal government officials es
caped injury the courage of the
majority of the conspirators had
failed and they did not fulfill the
tasks, allptted . to them. . ;
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Saturday - Sunday
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VERYEODY in the
world
likes tense, human drama!
Everybody in the world Is going to like this picture I
ells a Istory that Is vitally Important and vitally interest
ing to every human being and it's jam-packed with dynamic
situation that will hold you enthralled! You'll cry, you'll
laugh, yon'll feel and you'll think when you see this picture -
i i ana you 11 remember it xor A long time to come. J '
fijlAKE.::DATE WITH
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PERCY MARMONT
Comedy;
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and Selected Cast .
News
UOVTEIl FLOOR 50c
CHILDREN. A DEH3 JLXY JTDEE
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Frances and Virginia Are
Five Years 0
Right Here in City
d and Live
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Twins are Drovine to be inex
haustlble in Marion county, and
just as The Statesman reporter be
lieves that surely be has account
ed Mr all of them, another set
springs up and demands attention.
The latest pf thee are two little
eirLs. five years old. the daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. LeavelL of
Salem. Their names are Frances
Culver and Virginia Hester Leav
ell. . . - . .
Does anyone else know of any
more twins in order that the cen
sus can be completed and none
overlooked?
BRITISH LEGATE
DEFENDS POSITION
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man with any sense of responsi
bility in England; who does not
deplore the fact that there are
evil minded i persons .who t abuse
the British flag tnj order to -violate
the laws of this cjountry with re
gard to that type of smuggling."
; The liquor treity between the
United . States and. Great Britain
was to remedy the evil, he said
and. though some arrests had beei
made which he thought were not
onitft within the terms of the
agreement, the British , govern
ment had retrained from protest-
lag in view of the nature ox the
offenses. -II !
Regarding trade In opium, he
declared it was absurd to say that
the Indian government was "actu
ated by financial considerations.'
He placed the opium revenue in
India at three ner cent' of the
to about eight
per head. . He
total, amounting
cents per annum
emphasized the Indian opium was
vprv toor "in mornhine content
and tor thift reason was not used
for the manufacture of drugs.
Leaiorr Auxiliary Makes
Towels For Hospital Use
SILVERTON, Or.. April 22.r
f SDeclal to The Statesman.) The
American Legion auxiliary held
its semi-monthly I. meeting at . its
hall Monday inlght. The auxiliary
is now making towels and dresser
scarfs for the Silverton hospital
rooms. The hbspital board fur.
nishes, the material to work with.
The auxiliary also, folded about
1000 gauze pads for the hospital.
Besides the work the auxiliary is
doing for the local hospital, it Is
also "working on material for Hos
pital No. 77. at Portland. For the
latter they aire making tray cloths
and hot water bottle covers.
A special treat at the Monday
evening meeting -of the auxiliary
was the musical program which
lasted about! an hour. Mrs. Ger
trude' Cameron presented her ad'
vanced piano students in a recital.
and Mrs. Fred Lucht of Mount
Angei sang a soio.
' The morning newspaper is the
market Place of the entire world.
An advertisement la, it will bring
you larger returns.
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iMalcca iToiks HI and bldJ1
Vou can stop it now
Millions are made ill and old
by 'poisons In the system. Some
show the results I In sallow com
plexion. In pimples, Jailing hair
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nev troubles.! dne to tnrina In the
blood. To Wme hlgn, blood pres-?
sure, to some nremature old axe
There is hardly a person f who
reads this not affected by poisons
In some way.? i
Doe! to Mistakes
The poisons come from rerms
which breed in the intestines: If
left -unchecked, ihey supply the
blood a constant stream of pois
ons. . . - I
Bile is intended to check them
An active liver should srrnnlv i
quart of bilel per day. But when
that bile is lacking, germ multi
ply by millions. Then you suffer
from poisoned blood.
4 The remedy Is mfcre bile. Ston
those poisons at their source, then
watch how quickly ' things Im
prove.- : . ! .
: Ifse Gland Secretion
People have f or asres used druea
for torpid livers.1; Now: medical
authorities siy they baTe.no ef
fect. The K-reateet discoveries in
modern medicine i fare based on
treating glands with glands.
Ox gall Is the new-day treat
ment for the Jlfver Its results, are
quick, they ate of ten Unbelievable.
Every ailing' person should see
what ox garij tan accomplish. - It
may 'do tor you what nothing else
has done., ;! - , .
Bdt get genuin ox ralL It
comes In tablets called , Dioxol.
Your druKKlst can shnnlv them'
Each tablet contains ten drops; of
purified ox gall. Ton will gajn
all that ox gall can do.
Remember 1 ibe
name "Dfoxol.
Learn how what they mean to yotrtf
Perhaps a few days will change
your Wh6la outlook on life.
rcmlu from th tint box of Diexoi mT
ratnra th empty box to thm ciaktrs aai
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OLDER BOYS TO i 1 - '
" GATHER TODAY
(CoBtianed froi pas 1) .
beginning today fan closing Sun
day, .and will be marked by the
appearance of Frank Mpran of
Seattle, "noted boy's -worker and
educator. I 1
Following the! registration and
assignment - for entertainment at
6 o'clock the boys will meet at the
First Presbyterian church for a
banquet, which Is to be the kick-
off of the conference., A full pro
gram has been arranged with Ce
cil Edwards, president of the Sa
lem Hi-Y club as toastmaster,
- -The welcome to the city wilt be
delivered by Ivan White, popular
member of the HI-Y club. . Fol
lowing the welcome, I the meeting
will be thrown 'open to a get-ac-
quainted program.
? The evening Program will also
consider the organization of the
meeting and the election of offi
cers
Taking as his; theme, "Building
on the Square" Itfr. Moran will de
liver an address to the assembled
boys. . j ! '(
Saturday morning the confer
ence will gather! at the First Pres
byterian church to join in a fel
lowship hour under the direction
of Rev. J. J. Evane, which will be
"ran on "Locating the Problems"'.
Mr. Moran will also i:lve a,' full
discussion of vocational topics,
and is to give a talk on "Blanks
to be Filled In". -1 " t
Saturday noon the business men
ot the city are to take the dele
gates i to lunch and discuss pro
blems Concerning a vocation. ! "
Through the courtesy of Princi
pal XT C. 'Nelson and XJoaeb. Hol
lis Huntington, ot the Salem High
school, the delegates are to be ex
tended the courtesy of the field to
attend the Salem high and Albany
higb on the Willamette university
diamond. ' y -: .;v-
The following hours of tb con
ference are to be crowded to the
limit,! and it is planned for the
boys to take back a great mes
sage to their community.
Those ' desiring to attend the
banquet can make ' arrangements
with Clarence Oliver, boys' secre
tary at the YMCA. Also boys who
are not registered for the confer
ence are welcome to attend. All
of the "meetings are to1 be at the
First Presbyterian church with the
exception of some minor affairs.
Are you telling your friends
about the Slogan section of The
Statesman' This paper's policy is
for the upbuilding of the city and
the surrounding farming commun-
f ol lowed by an address by Mr. Mo-ity.
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tern of this high-grade, semi-porcelain dinner set. fTou must cs thl
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Science Set. v It includes a cifvlOg ware.setiis.des!r'1 ? " la
set of knife' and fork, two spatulas gredlents in permit cc;... .
especially designed, a . variety of There are seven, splc J-rs, ,t. j .
knives ten pieces in all. Each large contkiners for dry sti
one . is - made of finest, crucible one smaller 1ar ' tor tea cr
steel, pliant and keen-edged. This s and an OPen'dUh ttat is 1 1 f ,
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offer ends tomorrow!
fflHIS lis your last 'chance, to take advantage of
..; 1 . 4 0UT remarkable Hoosier offer, i, If you buy your
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extra cost, a beautiful dinner f et, a "real Dexter
cutlery set and a fourteen-piece glassware set. v:
'Yon cannot afford 'to delay, however. . This is a
, specialoffer t6 introduce the new 1925 Hoosier
Highboy the finest kitchen cabinet' ever made
v. Andjwei have (only a limited number of .cabinets
V.! f prihe occasion. If you wait they may all be sold 1
Come in today or phone ' and we will ; reserve? a
Hoosier and the three sets for you. - t
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-special offer applies aa long as -they -last
' S Six New Highboy; Featurci ! ' ,
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ratlve touch is given by combining glass and wood panels ia ll a t. , er
double doors. These doors are fitted with bandy metal an3 woe J cxcll.
On one, a single rack for extract bottles, on the other a trials tr far
change, milk checks, etc. , -V: : -.: 5 -f- j '' . i ;
A new-type floor bin. . A new flour; bin with shaker iifter stts r 1
providing , ample capacity for all ordinary needs. It is ac , .le,
removable and easily filled. . A porcelain biri conveniently locitel tro
. Tides an additional 50-lb. capacity if needed. ( f-
Enlarged shelf storage space. Uncluttered roomy shelves, fall twelve
Inches deep, give a total storage space never before loss;'-!.-
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Genuine porcelain' storage drawer.- The big lower art r ' rt 1
into a wonderful etoragesbin a. tight,-moist-proof, dust-rrof ici
tacle for flour, potatoes, winter vegetables or for Staple fruits as
apples, oranges, etc. ' i ),..' '' , ' . ;
Genuine -porcelain bread and cake box. Just above ths 'ttotzii uratrer
is another drawer! for bread and cake the finest ksd most cciTcdczt
- bread box ever.dealgned. - h
Sliding cutting board. Over the bread bbx is m new ililtn.s cattle
board of rock maple placed Just where you would-lexically tj it.
These, remember, are new features. The Highboy hat also the V ;zfns
'ot- convenient devices that . have, for years made Hoosier Uiictea
Cabinets famous. ; " .
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