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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1920)
;r 13, 1920 tfienm'1 Capita! JoarRai WacSmney Visits , Frivolities of 1920at Grand Theatre Him Daily at Prison r , Tomorrow Night iii-iiiiii--iiiiiiTiiiiiii in haul IWtarPc N. I. Womanj ice i!jwiiipiy wire oj Kie wra Mayor ui Htxtpn Prison in London after visiting hen' who is renoriea to oe n.vins us inp re- iger atrike. Recent dispatches from London ft-isli patriot i. rapidly sinking and it is only Itlnii- when lu' will pass into tne (Jrcut hsey- I lmpiisijiiiiK in, Mrs. .Macswinney has open folly visitor to his bedside. 0wn All Chicago Land Dream.-' "I great wealth are common and lean lie traced back to the land, but to find Leslble claimant to all the land on which a Ihan s.ii'iii.aim people lias its site is uncom- 'the situation in which two Chicago wo- 'Bi'lha Schuster and her niece, Mrs. H. P. leniselves. They are believed to be distant Count Casimir Pulaski, Polish patriot, whu with lite American revolutionary forces. ates back to 177a, when Count Casimir Fu- Med by cmiuress 60 acres in northern 111 l- Itory on which Chicago is now located, m nils services ilmang the Revolutionary War. Mater Count Pulaski was killed fighting Btish at Savannah, andt he land grant never Mr heirs. A recent press dispatch trait. Old sf ai tiea started there by Jacob droves D behalf of VS'Jadislav Burdinsky, of War- B), recover from congrers the equivalent In. value !' Hie xi-oumi on which Chicago now llnsky, the attorney stated, is a direct des- lunt Pulaski. Heading of the Philadelphia Schuster was reminded of stories told by BadMaw von Poleski, whod led in till a. 't he (had ayways said he was of noble descent but had the m is ho could claim a fortnue (hasty tea n h was made through old trunks. lather's papers had been destroyed, but one. I torn the Austrian army, ill lSt4, plainly ull nana', Wladislaw von Poleski. Mrs. Ir.Ma. llooth arc now trying to determine up lotion to prove their chums. me Labels tor Moonshine ch. hundreds of thousands of counterfeit ; Ind revenue stamps have been in inufacturcf; J ft three months by two rival gangs of moon- ling in the Canadian border cities, iinirrtltllK ti turned over to Canadian government au- ; Inited States agents. A communication sent j fctes tliat Detroit and Windsor, WaUitervlHe, iidwich, Ontario, arc flooded with poisonous thinker in bottles hearing counterfeit Cana- stamps and fake "Imperial," "Canadian Bms" and "Hiram Walker" labels. Efforts on tilted States agents to round up members of B have proven fruitless, it is said, because pot miss to the American side of the river. fcomplaints from the distilling companies the brands of whiskey named in the com- aye been received by Joseph A. Palma, chief an district United States Secret Service. ir. that hundreds of counterfeit labels and Itetiue stamps have been taken to his office In. In a recent seizure by Federal agents Irts of whiskey. One lot contained 24 quarts le the other contained a like number of bot- "ImperialU" whiskey labels. When analysed I both lots were found to be moonshine. i New York, Sept. 10. Can n soul f be stolen -Mrs. Laura lironk ,. ! wanger Kenllworih, former wife of I "Zozo," who for years enjoyed ex pensive patronage us a society seer , nirtong the sets of .Manhattan" New port and Atlantic city, declares ; that it can. .she says; "My former husband, 'Zot-.o,' sail j eil a few weeks ago for P rance, I where he has a luxurious villa v tUi went with hilll. Am.tr, a-jaiu 1 have pleaded with him to let urn that which he stole m .... tt'al spirit. He even stole ' my dreams and so controls my ajSti as that I never dream unless at his command,, ami then . only to s,. vision of him commanding me to lo his-weird dictates," ' S5QZO" .is Walter Wi i ml 1 ilworth. stargazer and a wealthy palms. His Kji has spent a large per sonal fortune, she says, in dispens nig tVes to .world-famous menial le.al.v.sis psychologists and negro "!is. in a. fruitless campaign in miest of i.er "stolen" soul. Onlv a tew iuontha ago she submitted' to a hypnotic treatment at the hands of a noted messnierist, endeavoring to respond to the suggestions mat her soul, hud been returned. Characterizing herself as broken in health and spirit, she narrated her psychic history to a reporter in an interview at an u'ptown hotol, where she maintains a suite. "I am forty-two years old, Ken ilworth is' forty-five, large and handsome. I w'as married to him November 21, 191, s. We were hus band and wife for a yen and eight months. Immediately after the cer emony he announced his intention of dominating me completely. He would sit every day at a stated time and concentrate on this unusual thing. It took him seven months lo accomplish the theft of my soul. I From then . until now life has held ! nothing in store for me. j "I procured a divorce on the. j ground of cruelty, for wh it is more cruel than the theft of a woman's lotjli Of course it would have ap-: peared ridiculous to a court to say that my soul had been stolen, .so I took Other examples of his menial chuelty for my action. FCeuilworth was known in private life as Wal ter K. Martin. He had an estab lishment at Atlantic City and oth-i ers at Newport, in New York City i and in Paris. "He is a man of dominant will power and has a magnetic person ality that causes people to fall at , his feel when lie wills it. lie held 1 the palms of rich old ladies and j read from them, apparently, for the rich old ladies wouldn't under- j stand Kcnllworth if he told them j hfc -was peering into their astral' F 9 H jHB wf3 5SMg flijylftyjg VB f FHI Hr embarking lor Europe. Across his breast was a placard which read: " 'Commit suicide!' " Dr. J. H. Hichardson Park, neuro logical expert of Philadelphia, con sulted by Mrs. Kl ' wii ngcr-KenJI -worth, gave as his opinion: "Until her marriage to Air. Ken- :Iwarth there was rnahing In her I emlitiou to warrant uppreHcslon, althongil the marliagc itself Was "iiUr.il into against my counsel ar.d professional advice. My fears were not groundless. Almost immediately after her tr.arriagc there 'esued a periuU of eellnpse, together with other and more serious symptom of a highly unfavorable character, denoting to tlv skilled psychologist domination of the patient bv a far stronger in. I more aggressive psychic, per sonality than herself.' ' Boston's Rise In i Cigar Prices Fail j Boston. Predicted advance In cigar prices here, set for last weel;, j has not come to pass. .Instead, standard brands of cigars are being sold at the cut rate stores for even lower prices than a fortnight SJK0-! II rands, that cost i;t aqbi'tt .o h tr lunchrooms and hotels are of fered for 10 cents, and one stand ard brand' is '.)', cents for a teii pack box. P.oston tobacconists Say private consumers no longer buy cigars in aoxe.s of 50 and 100, everyone pre-' .'erring the vest pocket packages at ten, even when buying in large quantities". They report humidor ales for the past month as setting a new record for all time. ONE NIGHT ONLY Tuesday, Sept. 1 4th Direct from the 44th Street Theatre, New York and a six weeks engagement in San Francisco. The most Gorgeous, Gigantic, Glittering, Musical Ex travaganza ever seen in This City. A BLAZING PARADE OF FUN, FASHION AND FEMININITY. THE BE-DIMPLED FRENCH--M EE LED REVUE 4 j G.MAfpEfjsbN'3 IvI'b Kvr HH JH T r Bm t i JmM rfF I 1 i The sweet corn discovered by ihc Pil scrims later served to save them mil s tarvation. The- Pilgrim.? , in 1 I he corn in wicker bttsketa left !. hind by the earliest "reds" on record after a clash wi'lh the nasgenserU of the Mayflower. 100 DISCIPLES OF THE MIRTH and BEAUTY CULT 35 Colossal Scenes, that Rival in Splendor COMICS, SONGSTERS, STEPPERS GALORE SEATS NOW SELLING AT THE BOX OFFICE PRICES $1.00, $2.00 and $2.50 CAPITAL JOURNAY WANT ADS SATISFY THE WANTS JOCMNAL WANT ADS PAY. SELIA RICAND spirits. Thus humoring them, 'his incGttae whs mid is not le.sw than $100 a (lav, nrd ni;my of the rich old i;ii!ifs have been ea$ftr to hurl their fortunes and their love at h i m . "Yet, us much money as he mad; and as many opportunities as he must have had to dupe these doting old ladies of fashion and wealth, J never knev him to take a penny duihonei-'tfy. All In wanted was to steal sovus, not mere money. "He said that was vulgar. "When I asked him by vrlial right he stole my soul, he answer ed: "There, there, my deHr, I am do ing it by riglit of intellect. You have n suburban Intellect. 1 am a genius.' "n .rt nn'-too- Iv.vo gone to an apartm-Tit at Kenll worth's psychic eommun.d, it n led it and paid deposits. Th very next day, u n d e r t he CO n t rol of that iiian's si nisi er in ind, I would lenvt, my dei'osits go and take up n room or suite -in a hofel. One day 1 had a consuming desire for oranges. I ate eighteen of them. Later 1 heard Kenllworih laughingly remark that ho had been standing at an orange dealer's near his Atlatie City estab lishmet and merely hail exercised his control through vanity. "At that time 1 was in l'hilade? phia, which shows the sheer force ol" his will. He has made me sus picious of my relatives and (rn mis, and X often suffer a delusion that food served me has been poi-nued. "My last vision, commanded Ken i 1 worth, showed me 1 be man flrs of Coal Is Record HI. Miners at the Spring Creek Coal Inc here set a record for coal production in Mly when thev dug nine hundred cars of siiifdp eight-hour shift. The previous record ' loads. In tonnage the record makes 1,606 Strebel is superintendent of the mine. Pete manager and Carl Rlshoff assistant general 7 ages War on Billboards Tn Maas. Joseiih Peonell. the artist, has! to come here from Philadelphia and take a i m the war against billboard advertising, lersof ih exclusive Beacb Combers' club be- riuresc,Ul. Cape Cod scenery. 'Scared by Motherinlaw lJWS. f V() w;in ... Vi.ff.i. htn.0.1;.r nwav ine. have your mother-ni-taw there when fV are al.oul to pay von a visit. That is the Mpa, of this city. Mrs. Nipps' mother. L. " 'e u mg I oooi Ol Hie Jil'l' j. " biirgla,. entered. "What do you want?" j a she awakened when she heard him. NmS the negro fieri Nnthln. ... rennrtfil , K. X ir 1 Army's Social Work kblic 'i I'vesentatives of the Salvation L'l"n"d citizens, headed by Senator Ar khana' WfcU h,'re to form a .Missouri-Kansas .. '"" 'lUestion Of , I wort in ,hi . ---n t tIJt. iartivanon army, ueie u"t.v in the two states are expected. Reaches Him in 1 Year Naiu'iT n JuIy 10, 1919' p,m' White a i Enarv f ' mfuled a package of laurrdrv !o a bt Of 1,1 Klowa. where he was working I It'r. ,uly 15 the launderv was m-.:. ' ferder Quits Bears! t ears recently caused Manuel Aza ; on th,. Andrew Robinson ranch in I ' in his resignation and leave mi-1 . Azi.vetto reported, he was awak-' Mb ..! 1' i! lua-rter of beef from a peg: BP;' Tn,? next day, whUe he was away m t,' " entered his cabin and car- . ing nKht the bear, accom-: Id, '-rai cUbs visited Azai-etta and anwh . rte did not return to the cab- M'r Iost. S Cut in Half by Flu vi.ea outnalf the merr n race, accorflin to tfce statement of . . ia JJi-'IIUJI .UU9TUIII ( 20 for 20c and its good old tobacco taste put Spur there Cal hi i lirrr Hin,, the Tan-Paci'lc scientific congress i Cig Spur Shows You Something! In these days especially chore's' always room at the top for a ciga rette that can give you the highest possible quality at the lowest pos sible price. And that is just what Spur is doing right along. Domestic and Oriental Tobacco-, blended by a new method that brings out to the full that good old tobacco taste. Satiny, imported paper crimped, not pasted, making ah easier-drawing, slower-burning cigarette. Smart "brown-and-silver " package three-fold, that keeps Spurs fresh for you. Get next right away. 1 arettes Hanan Shoes We now have all the late models on dis play of this popular high grade make in brown and black boots, oxfords and pumps. Get your pair now while the sizes are complete. WITCH ELK BOOTS We have a big line of Witch Elk Boots and Shoes both for men and women at very reasonable prices. Come in now and look them over as we will not have another shipment till late in the winter. BERGMAN BOOTS We have a complete line of the famous Bergman logger, also a full line of Berg man farm shoes in all styles. If you are going to need a pair", get them early. Ball Band Rubber BOOTS We are exclusive agents for this well known line of rubber boots. If they will not give you twice as much wear as any other boots in its grade, we will give you your next pair. THE PRICED SHOE CO. Va 5 Hanan Show SelbYSboes Fox Pump 8 DtixBaxOil BernBoob Witch Elh Boot? 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