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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1920)
rcTHY, APRIL 21, 192(L kkt,!-'-"' Mnnmouth Man 1 Commissioned Medical Officer yoami outh, April 1. Dr. W. W. -m of Mr. and Mrs. j. B" Vtbis citr. has receive hi BuUtr -nt L surgeon in the med WPointmeni s..army. with the "fllr. according to word re- Y recently. . Dr. Eu tier lie exhibit and demonstration Friday afternoon. - An interesting program was given. Supervisor Mary L. Ful kerson gave an encouraging talk and Mrs. Blanche M. Jones of Salem judged the cake exhibits This club is the first in the county to hold its ex hibit this year and, as every member had completed all of his work, it was graded 100 per cent. - THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. PAGE TnH3 ML Angel Benefit Returns $216 For " Fire Department afternoon. pany planning to drill for oil on Mr. j deceased soldiers In the Silverton cem- ifnd members of the lineup are expect 1 3 property say that thev m ill I etenr and the sama win ho not drill i,niTO. ... . ..!,.,... : . . ivU1-,.t tftWl vau iroae ivvv : .-uiuer cvmeicry east or tha.city in the jears. Their terms are that three-tenths of oil oil obtained Is to go to the property leasers. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bur.ning were given a most joyful surprise Friday evening by the arrival 0f their son, Joeph, who has returned from the land of the world war where he was in action. The May festival to be riven by the academy on May 10 is one' of the main! topics of the day; a good time prom-' Proposes to be among those present .was supported by some experts. Ted Crack Baseball -Team Promised For Silverton Silverton. Or.. Apr. II. silverton St Paul Defeats ML Angel Nine Mt. Angel, April Jl. St. raul and the Mt. Angel college baseball teams crossed bats in an exciting game here Sunday and the latter was defeated by a score of 17 to 0. The St. Paul team ised and all are invited. rtiwd ner - war wltn the' - Angel. Or.. Apr. 21. The four aun - after a ule aci urama play "Uncle Rube." which ,n of an, i wcelvea , hl was given by the Mt Angel fire depart- " , with the rank of captain. tSe he has practised at IhoII continue there sub- jw w":.,, who was a R u: t i. making preparations fters thisT" months in the Wednesday evenii ' h 'will start the latter. part otjing hex birthday. visitor ment last Sunday was very succeromt. The amount taken In was $2l which will be used for the benefit of the fire department. - A very delightful surprise party was given to Miss Anna Oster on last Wednesday evening.'.the occasion be- All present had a J Mine bv way of southern i very delightful time. tW . t.j the Texas country .na the lexas STlTw. birthplace in Michigan; w w has not visited before in1 "ears On his return trip he !TuTop in Nebraska and Wyoming.: New lKO Rumorcd , Monmouth is promised a new fra- . JLi orsaniiatlon shortly, the But- ITb " 18 expccted STSSSed by Odd Fellows with M members thereof as charter '"Lbert The Button Busters believe Senary life is too gay and fes Tm and they plan to put a crimp in 'T general tendency. Black crepe d evergreen wreaths will constitute 2 regalia of the new lodge; the mas Tr ttereof will bo seated in state dur Z the sessions on a cake of ice and one of the officials is an officio tear L custodian whoso business it will to to relieve his follows of superflu oui moisture. . Mies Kapon of Portland preached in the Baptist church last Sunday morning and evening. During the disability of J. "V . Aob ter due to the fall he took two weeks ieo work on the razing of the Maples has' languished but last week a num ber of Odd Fellows got together and finished the work. All that remains bow is a small shod and the old shoe repair shop now being used as an of fice and city library. Minister Visits Parents Francis Arant who Is attending ichool at Eugene fallen with his par tnt in this city Monday and Tuesday. Francis is giuuying iur mr. mnuui and has a charge in. a small town outh of Eugene. Last Sunday he sub stituted for a. fellow student and preached at Castle Rock, Wn., stop ping off in Monmouth on his way hack to school, Jacob Raab, long time resident of ih Mistlfitoo section . northwest of Monmouth died at his home there last Monday. Ho was 77 years ot age and was born in Ohio. Mm Levi Joy had the misfortune to fall Tuesday morning and suffered a broken wrist as a consequenoe. Milton Force and wife of ForUnnd nere visitors with the former's par uita in this city Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wlll.ird of Cor- vali a were visitors with Jils brother, 1. Willard and wife In Monmoulh Sun day. School Cooking Club Shows Work cnanea tigin of Salem was in the city on business Monday. J. jr. Pos, engineer of the Mt. Angel water1 works, was In the city on busi ness Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lauer of Mo- lalla paid ML Angel a pleasant visit last Sunday. Miss Clara Artelt, who has been working . In Portland, returned home last Saturday and will spend the sum mer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Crowe of Amity visited relatives In this city last Sun day. - A F. Fritschiro of Providence, R. I., was hero on business last Saturday. John Roy of Portland made a busi ness trip to Mt. Angel Friday. Miss Margaret Ludany came home Saturday to visit her parents. Lawrence j. btack of rortland was in the city on business Thursday. Mr. Lanning brought In his force of bricklayers last Monday and has start ed to -erect the brick work of the now St. Mary's school in this city. k. j. rower or Fortland made a business trip to Mt. Angel Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hurtig of Portland mo tared to Mt. Angel last Sunday. Miss Martha Butsch visifed with friends hist week. Mr. niul Mrs. Pugh and friend of Sulem motored to this city last Sun day to vlit friends. Fred Hudson, a well known citizen of Mt. Angel, ppent a few days In the citv visiting old friends and ncquuln tances. - Announcements were made last Sunday of the approaching marriage of Albert Bachlor and Miss Hedwig Whelmun, both of this city. Silverton-Salem Phone Service Is Storm-Crippled Silverton. Or.. Apr. 21. Telephone communication between here and Sa lem was hindered Tuesday by reason of the storm Monday night which laid telephone poles flat on the ground for a quarter of a mile or more at Central Howell. Linemen are making thl nec essary repairs which will restore com munication. , Mrs. F. M. Peyton visited her hus band in Salem yesterday. Mr. Peyton Is employed as electrician at the new paper mill. He expects to move his family, to Salem immediately after the close of sohool. Steam road rollers ara Improving the Saiem-Silverton road and also the Mt Angel-Silverton road. The work was very much needed. A. C. Branstetter and . J. C. Bran setter, who have been working at Paul Schwabbauer'a pool hall for several months, vacated their positions last night and will leave for Eugene this week where they expect to embark in business, Mrs. August Llndholm underwent an operation at the Silverton hospital vesterday for the removal of a tumor. Her condition is considered very seri ous at the present time. A smoker and boxing match will be given in the opera house next Monday evening under the auspices o the American Legion. bon't Be A Victim of "Spring Fever' when the matter of winning hiwh.,. Pillett pitched for the neighbors and honors comes up for consideration Curtis Coleman played second. Fred throughout the coming season, nnd . filland played third. This was the will be prepared soonto announce the irst Wine of the season in this city j I organuatlon of a team which they be- a " was w itnessed by a large jllevejwiH win renown for the ambi-,crowJ- j tlous lumber city of Marion county. u said tnat a full compliment of members has been signed up and that there are several extra players on the waiting let, all of whom are experi enced diamond performers. The new team anticipates giving several other county teams bard tussels for honors during the summer. Practice will be- OLDS Oil Drilling At St Paul Held Up By Lease Action St. Paul, Or., Apr. 21. The oil com jHead of chesP (are best treated externally wnnj lacRs vapomj gin as soon as the weather is favorable fJUR BODYGUARD" - 30f.60T3u6, Consistent High Qualify The resources, experience, knowledge and equip ment of the Standard Oil Company combine to make. Zerolene. They insure a product of uniform high quality. Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your automobile, truck or tractor. You Can Easily Avoid The Depres sing Effects of the Cha nging Season . Why is it that so many peo- nip. nq Rnririff nnnrnanhflc -f inrl ll . 1 . ' memseives gradually losing the appetite, and are soon overcome hv J 1flilr rtf onormr nrA n He i less, all run-down feeling seems to take possession of their whole body.' Spring Is tlio great renovat ion m-unoii when nature throws) off the MvnniulnttHl Impuri ties and proiwtvs the xystem for tlie clianm" whiclt It must uikIitvm fcerore merging Into the coiuiug Suunuer. it II Silverton Post . Opposes Bonus For Service Men Silverton, Or., ' Apr. 21. Delbert Reeves Post of the American Legion of Silverton went on record at a meet ing held some time ago as opposed to the bonus proposed for ex-soldiers and '( resolutions were adopted to that ef fect. .They contend that the men went into the service for the sake of their country nnd the Silverton boys feel that they do not want a bonus and have none coming. - Preparations are being made by the 0. A. R.. post and the Relief Corps for elaborate Decoration day exercises to be held here. The schools will co-operate in the services. In the forenoon it is planned t decorate the graves of STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Ciliioraia) Agrade for each fyPof engine R. H. CAMPBELL, Special Aeent. Salem. Oreiron. . Naturally this decided change must necessarily be felt by the human system. Of course, where every organ of the body is per forminsr its functions nArfWtlv there is little or no interruption causea tnai is noticeable. But where impurities have accumu lated, and have not been thrown off promptly, and where the waste and wear of the severe winter season have not hfiPn promptly restored, nature's work is beinir combattwl with very noticeable effects. Your bodv hAS hrnno-Vit van. safely through the severe win ter season, and the voyage has taxed votir strencrth. Thoro hna been considerable wear and tear which must be repaired. The en ergies relax, ami an nnsnpnlr. able languor pervades the entire system, giving that worn-out, good-lor-nothing feeling, so commonly called "spring fever." me important thing, there fore, is to put your system i 1 tip-top condition so as to be able to resist the common ailments so prevalent in summer. Yon must build up the waste tissue, and repair the wear and tear that the system has undergone. A splendid plan that has been followed by many is to take a course of S. S. S. regularly at the approach of every spring, and in this way thoroughly cleanse the system of all accu mulated, impurities. S. S. S. is a thoroughly reliable blood puri fier and tonic that promptly im proves the appetite, and sends a new supply of rich, red blood coursing through the veins. This fine old remedy will restore your lost vigor and strength which the demands of winter have used up, for it is without question one of the best tonics and system builders ever made. Ask your druggist about K. S, S. He has sold it for years. and will tell you that it is a thoroughly reliable and honest told remedy, having been on the market more than fifty years. Buy a bottle and begin taking it today, and thus prepare your system for the changing sea sons, so that you will be" in con dition not only to enjoy the beauties of springtime, but alsi to so tone up and strengthen the system that you need not live ri rear of the many ailments s-i prevalent in summer. A thorough civiuiNliig and ' toning up of the- entire cy. . tern Ik absolutely necowsiry jUHt 'It tills M'HMIII ttlK'll iImi . strength Is dcpleleil mid iho vltullly Is nntiii-iilly ut u low efcb, . :jc Special medical advice can be had without cost by writing to Chief Medical Adviser, 181 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Cu. . .... , ' AUV. ..-V LOCAL AMD LCIS3 OlSTAMCE. HAULIM6 . , --1 - - -1 L 4 U - UU41UL Woodburn, April 21. The cooklngl " . " Z.Z.. . . ' ' , ' dub at the nan school held a pub-' "WE STRIVE TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS . ' . Quality ; Fitters 1 : f ; New arrivals in Ladies' Walking Boots in brown and black kid and caWskins;with military and Cuban heels. Ideal for every ' day sireetwiarl Priced .af 1 Wo rogue yxioras arrijir in -'wJmen'A Brogue -dx'fbrdaJn Brown; and Gocp. Brown,. with Cuban" heela: : :' : . t ': for' Dress? Street' wear, and ' ideal for Summer Wear : ' ' . .. . B listed Mtow lioe" Store 125 North Commercial Street. YOUR HOME TOWN FIRST Wh v the Cleveland Six is Multiplying Its V rienas c&aaure of driTing, ana we ease oi arirnm wm w. . . . : .". Xl motot of the Clmknd to-derftned byttj CtevelwKl cttwjr own endnem, twtwJ to ifoM work end tntntvkm hdag offered to th pab&e, mA tT" eomW own part ttoT- 1 iauSm thwmnd of nwtortfU who prefer the Bght betted JurtwJ m of it etek-ws una Btaatnmj $n Whin You 5 W Driv f Ckvtland Six, You Want It r ; 0ytF.O.B.avttem4) ctptionl nnd the brake urt. Urn umlerlun pring eonttrucUon nd toft rftlfal cunhlons tv th Clveliind unusual qualitiet of comfort. nee ftnt sent out on It Jounwy Into the. big world of motordom, Uit July, the Cleveland Sw hi msde frknde, wd mulUplied Xbrm'- Thouwtndi of ewnm know whtt good ear It l nd they tell their Wends. -" ; OLESON MOTOR CAR COMPANY , . 349 North Commercial St., Salem. -rrvoit ilVf) AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, OLEVEtANlX, OHIO HUT HMiw
