The New OREGON STATESMAN. Salenw Oregon, Thursday Morning, December S. 19X8
COAST TBS
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MUSIC STARS FIND REAL ROMANCE
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Tommissioner to Supervise
Conferenpe Games May
be Approved
Br VICTOR G. SIDLEU
Associated Press Sport Writer
r.ns AKOELES. Dec. 6- (AP)
Subterranean rumblings mai
hook this mecca or the west's
football dan tonight a coaches,
graduate managers and faculty
representatives of the Pacific
coast conference prepared to open
their annual meeting here tomor
row. Indicated that the question of
a commissioner for the circuit
would come up before the gather
ing. Talked about for the last two or
three annual meetings, the ques
tion never has been brought up
on the convention floor. However,
It was Indicated that there has
been a decided trend In favor; of
such a football head, one who
would appoint all officials and set
tle 411 matters of eligibility, as
Major J. L. Griffiths does in the
"big ten." j
Right Man Not Found
Rut nni obstacle was reported
as standing In the way of the se
lection and appointment of a com
missioner, and that was the man
to fill It. With the Job a big one.
It requires a big man to fill it.
v and as yet the right one has not
been found. It was said.
The football coaches and grad
uate managers had a play day to
day, taking part In the annual
coaches' golf tournament. Tomor
row, however, they and the faculty
representatives, will get down to
business. The program for the
meeting follows:
Thursday Appointment of com
mittees. It Is probable that the
committees will report Jhe same
evening.
Friday Draw up football
schedules during the day. Ban
quet for alt in evening.
Saturday Wind up business and
elect officers.
It Is In the drawing up of the
1929 schedules that the main in
terest lies. The members of the
."big four," Stanford. California
Washington and Southern Califor
nia already have announced game
with each other. The schedule
are expected to be released Fri
day. AH of the coaches with the ex-
1MNRETU1ST0
in FORMER HUBBV
MARTINEZ. Calif.. Dec. 5.
(AP) Return of a woman to her
first love after she had married
auother man caused arrest here
tod. of Lee Downs. 31, a cook.
And Mrs. Ruby Viola Downs
Siulth, 23. formerly of Vancouver,
Wash., on complaint of Clarence
D. Smith. 26. also of Vancouver,
'"who accused Mrs. Smith of bigamy.
Police said Mrs. Smith admit
ted the charge, explaining that
she had married Smith after re
ceiving a letter from Downs say-
lug he had obtained a divorce
They quoted her as saying she
deserted Smith after getting more
letters from Downs denying that
he had divorced her, and bad
hiked down- the coast to rejoin her
first husband. She said she and
Downs were married at North
Bend. Ore., and that their 4 year
old daughter Is there with Mrs.
Smith's parents. Smith sa.l n-
1 married the woman in Vancouver,
.October 11. 1926. Polite said
"Downs corroborated his wife's
4 statements regarding their mar
riage, separation and reconcilia
tion. Police arrested Mrs. Smith as
she walked toward the eabin
where she and Downs lived. :
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MOTHER WO JT
BEIffEOILT
They're AH Lies," She Says
When Asked About
Confession
Culminating a musical romance which began at a studio gather
tng four years ago, news of the .recent marriage of Nanette Guil
ford, one of the youngest stars of the Metropolitan Opera company,
and Max Rosen, celebrated concert violinist, has leaked out. Both
are of New York. Photo shows Miss Guilford and Rosen, in inset.
DietandHealtK
By Lulu Huivt Peters rxix
flutfior of Dierand HeeltrTandDiet or Children
their vitamins, mineral elements
and bulk.
(Contnlued from Page 1.)
"Why ask me about the mur
ders? I don't know anything about
them." she shrieked out. "Lies!
AH lies!" she hurled back when
asked about her son's reported
confessions. "Stuart never made
any of them statements. I don't
belteve he made a confession at all
and I'll continue not to believe it
until he tells me so himself. The
whole thing has been Invented by
your newspapers.
"The newspapers will do any
thing to make up news. They're
tired of writing about Aimee Sem
ple MePherson so now they have
picked on me and Stuart. I think
they're going one better with me.
With all the publicity I've got I
could sign a good vaudeville con
tract now.
Breaking Seal
On Freight Car
Charged to Five
Five Salem boys were turned
over to the county Juvenile officer
Wednesday by Chief ot Police
Frank Mlnto on complaint of In
spector Steward of the Southern
Pacific. At least two of the boys
are implicated In the breaking ot
a seal on one of the freight trains
at the local yards.
All the boys are just through
the eighth grade, although all but
one Is old for his school rank.
Salem Markets
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Florentine Trio
To Appear With
MacDowell Club
Arthur Johnson, Portland tenor,
and the Florentine trio, alao of
Portland, have been chosen as the
; visiting artists to assist the Salem
MaeDowell club in presenting its
annual Christmas concert, tonight
at the Calvary Baptist church. One
of the memtgers of the Florentine
trio is Ruth Lorraine Close. inter
Rationally noted as a harpist. The
trio appeared here last spring at a
MacDowell club concert, but Miss
Close was not with it at the time.
Other members of the trio are
Marie Chapman McDonald, violin
ist, and Ida Mathews, cellist. The
group will play accompaniment-
for some of the MacDowell club
.caorus numbers, in addition to
f special trio and solo numbers. '
INGKE DIK X T OF MYRTLE
U-'AYES ISKD IN DIABETES
EPKRDIEXT
Myrtillin for Diabetes
MONO the Alpine peasantry
(and in some of the rural
districts of the United
States , a tea made of the blue
berry leaf is
believed to be
good for dia
betes.
In 1925 Pro
fessor Durlg, of
the University
of Vienna. Im
pressed with
the idea that
there might be
some value in
the use of the
blueberry leaf
for diabetes.
rioHriart tn test
wviuiHTrtnnj ,t on dog, that
had been made diabetic. It was
found that there were two antag
onistic ingredients In the leaves
one which seemed to raise the
blood sugar and the other to low
er It. This lowering factor was
particularly purified and given
the name myrtillin, because It was
obtained from the myrtle family
of plants. (This myrtillin prob
ably occurs in all green plants,
but It is higher in the blaeberry
snd various myrtles.)
The results from the use of
myrtillin were very variable.
Dr. Frederick M. Allen has
been trying out myrtillin In his
laboratory on diabetic dogs, and
has been nsing it with some of his
patients, as it can be taken by
mouth and is iwrrmlesd under all
conditions. But his conclusions
ire that while in some cases it
eema to have good effect, and in
mild cases may be of benefit, the
product Is feeble and uncertain.
as compared with Insulin.
Dr. Allen believes it is best to
et rid of the excess sugar in the
blood by diet and insulin, if
necessary and then to give myr
tillin to help the patient to toler
ate starches and sugars. He
thinks that myrtillin plays some
part in the use of carbohydrates
n the body, and that It will prove
valuable as an additional treat
ment in diabetes.
The work on myrtillin is still In
he experimental stage.
Acid Fruits
K. Acid fruits and some veg
etables do give an acid reaction
to litmus paper, and they are acid
after eating, until they are digest
ed. Then the acid is burned, leav
ing an alkaline ash with which it
was combined. Those who have
Inflammatory conditions of the
stomach and intestinal tract
sometimes have to omit these
acid-tasting foods for a while un.
til their condition Is Improved.
The normal diet should contain a
pound and a half to two pounds
of fruit and vegetables dally for
Mrs. E. The prevention of ap
pendicitis is similar to the pre
ventton of any disease, and that
Is: a balanced diet, fresh air. suf
ficient sleep and rest, and some
vigorous exercises of the trunk
muscles. It Is found In most cases
ot appendicitis that there Is a long
history of constipation. This us
ually means a history of diet lack
ing in sufficient vegetables and
fruit and of lack of exercise of
the trunk muscles.
If you are Interested, we have
an article on Constipation, also
one on Atonic Abdominal Wall.
which gives some splendid exer.
cises for the trunk muscles.
A. Until yon can have a phys
ician give you a thorough exam
ination and advice, get an alarm
clock. Empty your bladder before
retiring and set an alarm clock to
call you at four or five hours af
ter you retire.
to, enuresis is not necessarily
due to inflammation of the kid
neys or bladder. It may be a ner
vous habit; there may be some
trouble with the sphincter mus
cles at the neck of the bladder;
the urine may be irritating, etc.
(This. In time, may cause inflam
mation of the bladder and kid
neys and other organs.) Improp
er nourishment, resulting in over
weight or underweight, frequently
Is a factor.
SPREE WINDED
The club league carried on the
"break a record" campaign which
seems to have the concerted sap-;
port of all bowling leagues per
forming at the Winter Garden.
Wednesday night when the Drug
gists set a new team series mark
of 2520. anu then the Elks Cabs
stole the honors from the pill
rollers by chalking up a still
higher record. 2S77. Van Patten
of the Elks did his part by boost
ing the-Individual series record to
619.
The ElksCubs won three games
from the Western Auto Supply
company; the Druggists beat the
(Associated Oil quintet two out of
l'hree, and the Lions took two out
t f three from the Wolverines.
1 Y A Jni.kl.n mnAt
1 ii a nun;iat uuuuicd uiauu,
vantola and Steinbock heat Alll-
on and Coe 1855 to 1668
League scores were:
Drurrl
Uatet 189 1S9 I2S 50i
I.jncU 163 195
Self 173 14
Mnni 145 165
Xelion 165 210
Total 825 905
Associated OU
Pattersoa 13S lfll
Kin 1S3 19S
Wickart 160 19
Knmler 170 22
Endleott 1 15s
Totals 810 B36
Western Ante
-VaUisaaa J..17i 183
C Pittad, aa
I60's
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SIS's sad smaller
."vara, tarsi Rv
Peasegraaataa. lb.
Vaiacss. la.
Vagatablas
(Wbatosala notatloat)
Artiabakaa. dot.
Baaaa. OaM- lb.
raapkiaa, lb.
CHry. U lblah. Sea
Crata, Oalir., styia
Kaarts, doc, bunohas
Editor's Note: Dr. Peters can
not diagnose, nor give personal
advice. Tour questions, if of gen
eral Interest, will be answered in
the column, in turn. Requests for
articles mast be accompanied by a
fully self-addressed, stamped en.
velope and 3 cents in coin for
each article, to cover cost of
printing and handling. For the
pamphlet on reducing and gain
ing, 10 cents In coin, with fully
self-addressed, stamped envelope,
must be enclosed. Address Dr.
Peters, in care of this paper.
Physician, Tour trouble, mad
am, seems to be due to an excess
of adipose tissue.
Mrs. Plumpton My goodness!
I wonder if that is what makes
me so awfully 'fat?
The Pathfinder.
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Dec. 10, 1928
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NONE of these
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this price after
Saturday night.
ITOnDATT amid SATTHJIRnDATf
The Greatest Manufacturers
Advertising Toilet goods Sale
in the History of Salem.
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Add Ho for
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DIRECT FROM, FRANCE come the ingredient or these exquisite Toilet Articles to enchant the
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MAIL ORDERS Add lie for portage. All
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