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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1920)
I.. Page Six King Albert Presents Prize to U.S.'s Youngest Olympic Star Capital Journal King Albert of the Belgians presenting first prize in the living contests at the ORIympic games to tliirteen-year-.ilil Aileen Iggln, of Brooklyn. N. V., the youngest athlete in the Olympian. Albert personally congratulated the little Brooklyn glrlo n her wonderful performance. Thi ia eh Girls Replaced by Machines Betesda, Ohio, Sept. 2 3. Labor shortage is held res ponsible for the installation of tobacco stripping machines in many Belmont county cigar factories. These machines replace girl workers. Rollers who earn $r. a thousand like the machine snipped leaf because it cuts clean, eliminating the lie .essilv of trimming ragged adges which, it is claimed, are unavoidable in hand trimming. Thus the machines, it is estimated, effect a saving in tobacco amounting to from 10 to 70 cents per 1000 cigars FreviouBlv mosto f the Eastern Ohio tobacco was shipped to other countries to be used for dyeing purposes, some oiiiK to Australia. Now, however, the demand from East ern cigar makers has materially increased. One manu ae. Hirer turningo ut over 100,000 cgars with hurley filleis dally is nearly 20,000,000 behind In his orders. Colorado Hunters Wear Red Denver. Flaring red rats may be worn by all hunt ers this season, if the suggestion j)f Oeorge E. McDonald. inlnent sportsman, is adopted. . increased numuer oi r.iiuii' .,..,..., ar caused by inexperienced and carders HhOOtvra has aroused sportsmen to the neea io. y. measures to prevent the numerous "J' "SS during the deer hunting season, and McUon ,. . u!-. -i ha, each hnuter be ompet.ed to wear 6 . e at o a red handkerchief around his neck to fllaUngtlMIl nun plainly from game. nhlpet they (lays, Octobe 1 to 4. 2 Year Old dSioux Chief Passes iit.h eut 23. Cactus Lone eBar, the two foSWr o'chleftain of the Sioux Indians , dead. v,,.,in fever at the ranch Little Cactus succumbed to biuln ttvei f his mother near here. ueot of a great pll- The youthful chieftian was the oW eot ' grimmage JE? w the recent of velf0raVT. "Stuck to a hore like ' KT reLonBear, father of Cactus is a widely known circus performer. . - Bees Store Honey in Attic . .,, 1 now know how that fellow San .Francisco, Sept. -.i- Midas felt." Slul Benito way. Tucker, So states H. M. Tueke, ,o jl " " of sudden posses has suddenly become sum of great anUtteaj at-ho n he accit,ellUy He Is not a bee-keeper. But am storing honey Ulacoverea a great ftS the honey and l the attic of his resid nee Ht co have replied ;l8ked the bees to 1 'n in the attic. The honey Swordfish Are Caught in Pond rood may seen, peculiar, but thea i oew b the .pear , ' v oaugW there in two feet of ww . eoaat, an "he barrel met Hod - J"" " cmen seining for v.,h....t2:.- poundBOr mm- ( ,,,,, six to ""and n rreumferenee about the inches long -nd large fountain pen. Police Hail Garden Kaiaer , sent. .3.-The Concord police are ai. tag the termer, of the Nine Acre col attempt to run down thet h.cvc, 1 o others go through the woods to th. watch while the raiders work. Won't Tell Age; Couldn't Vote , u . i-ec uise she refused to give her age to Istratlon. i j lorner section in an ,,e making rants Denies Offer of $75,000 to Wife PrUIKlan' , , that such a sum was rained for WIA solely for his h-Hlth. Step on 7acfc; Hand Cut Off r, . h, Pveretl Hetterk, 25, went too sleep Sandusky. h . nhi traction line at ,1,.. iorunmm " - . By Uutli lAinore fisher A DOUBLE! wedding at Spokane which is noteworthy in Bln. I was that of Miss Velma Baker t " Kenneth Legge of this city and j Miss Blanche Maker to Krrol l'roe- tor of this pity, The caremoniea ; were performed in the First Meth odist church of Spokane, Rev.! Mr. Marvin, pastor of ihat church! officiating. A large assemblage of relatives and friends filled the, church. All four are graduates of Willamette university and the services yester i day were culmination of romances begun at the university. Mrs. Legge and Mrs. I'foctorj are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Baker of Hartline, W ash. Both Mr. and Mrs. Legge are gradu-, ates of the class of 1919 while Mr.; and Mrs. Proctor are members of, i the 1918 class. Mr, Legge is the ! son of Mr. and Mrs? F. A. Legge of this city and has lived in Salem In number of years. Mr. Proctor is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard P. i Proctor. He is a prominent athlete j and is an overseas man. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor will live In S iler.i ; ! while Mr. and Mrs. Legge will j spend the winter in Eugene where the former will take a post grad ' uate course in architecture to en- ter business witli his father. on th tiai Kf "f His right Pre-eminent among the activi ties of the state fair for socictv and music loving folk is the con cert of the Portland Symphony orchestra under the direction of Carl Denton, formerly of this eity, : and with May Dearborn Schvdb, lately of New York city, as soloist. The orchestra is being brought-to Salem by the Salem Music Tepch ers association and will be .jttite j i musical event of the white: Al j ready box parties are being plan-1 j ned by prominent matrons and I ' small companies of folk from oth- j I er valley cities afe forming par- 'ties to motor to Salem fir the i concert. The list of patronesses in cludes the names of some of the ( most prominent matrons of Salem I and Portland and are Mrs. Will- lam Walton, Mrs. John 3. Roberts Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson. Mrs. George V. Rodg ers, and Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett Mrs. W. E. Thomas, Mrs. W, P.. Ayer, Mrs. Roy Bishop and Mr3. W.'P. Wheelright of Portland. The following clipping taken from thi morning's Oregon Ian will beof interest to many Salem folk who are friends of the brld; to be. The wedding Will take place at noon tomorrow at the home ,f Justice and Mrs. George H. Bur nett, uncle and aunt of the bride elect, Miss Marjorie Belt: "Society will be interested in a marriage that will be a notable event the latter part of the week. No announcement of the engage ment was made and the wedding, that of Merle Campbell and Miss Marjorie Belt, will be quietly n.il emnlzed in he home of Justice Oeorge H. Burnett of the supreme court in Salem. Judge Burnett is an uncle of the bride. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bel' of Forest Grove and a sister of Judge K. H. Belt, Mrs. W. H. Orms by of Portland and Mrs. R. Fen nell of Forest Grove. The bride' family ranks among the oldest of Oregon's distinguished pioneer families. She was a member of base hospital No. 46, of which Mr. Campbell also was a member, and they served together in France. , The bridegroom is a, member of i the firm of Campbell, Jones & Cooke, and he is a member of the ' University club and popular so i cially. He is a graduate of Hill ' Military academy and Ann Arbor, ! and is as prominent in the busi ! ness world as in clubdom and so i ciety. Mr. Campbell also is a mem ber of an old and prominent fami ly. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I G. L .Campbell and a brother ot Marjorie Campbell, now Mrs. j Wilson B. Coffey, whose marriage 1 was a brilliant event of last week. Miss Marjorie Belt, the bride i elect, was a bridesmaid at the Cof- fey-Campbell wedding last Wed nesday. The ceremony will be en i tirely informal, and is to be wit j nessed by only the immediate rel- atives of the couple. W. W. Fisher of Smithland, Io wa, has arrived in Salem and Is visiting his father, C. A. H. Flsh- er, and his brother. Dr. B. K. Fisher for a few weeks. Announcements have been re l ceived In Salem of the marriage of Miss Louisa Lisle Lee to Olen McCaddiim which took place In ! Danville, Ken.. Saturday, Septem ber 11. Mrs. MeCaddam is the daughter of George Lee of Danville. For several years she was an Instruct or at the state school for the deaf and during that time made many 1 friends here. Mr. McGaddani is also a former Salem man and at present is en gaged in business in New Orleans, where they will make their home, i Miss Grace Maurer of Beatrice, ' Neb., who has been spending the i summer with Sale m relative, Mrs Harry W.'xleroth and Mrs. : K. B. Fleming, left yesterday for . her home. Miss Florence McKInney left yesterday afternoon for Portland where she will be the bouse guest of friends for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs Mark Hathaway land small daughter. Jane., are visiting friends in Corvallls for the j I week. Miss Lucy Stoughton left yes terday for her former home in , New Haven. Conn., after living in Salem for several years. Since the closing of the Moody home Miss Stoughton has been the hous guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Park. She will visit in Ashland Bad in Pasadena before continuing east. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Shand have had as their house guests. Mifs Helen Watt. Oeorge Watt and Clifford Bollinger, all of Portland who have returned to that city. Miss Watt who has many friends in Salem among inc i hivwim 1 Oregon will re-enter Reed college Mrs. W. C. Young will entertain i In- members of the Mothers class of the First Methodist church Fri day afternoon at her home, 4til North High street, for the regu lar meeting of the class. Mrs. Addle Mills of Lebanon is a house guest of her niece, Mrs. Ralph 1'!. Thompson, for the week. Mr. and Mrs, .1. 11. Oebourne ami daughter are interesting peo ple who have just come to Salem to live. Mr. Osbourne wil! be phys ical director at the Y. M. C. A. Mi', and Mrs. C, .1. McAdams entertained the members of the Marion Ltwrenee bible class of the Kii'si Methodist church at their home Tuesday night for the regu lar business meeting and social time. A large number of the mem bers were present at light refresh ments served by the hostess were i happy close to the evening, Mrs. J. P. I'rizzell will enter tain the members of the aid soci ety of the First Presbyterian church , at her home Friday after noon for the regular meeting of the society. Other matrons wh, will be hostesses with her are Mrs. P. H. Raymond. Mrs. H. Dayton. Mrs. J. H. VLewis. Mrs. M. M. Wettschen and Mrs. Charles Wil son Frank Muttony is attending this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergman son isited at Louis Webb's BUiulay. ti, are five young people this section attending high s In Wood barn, namely Misses deen Smith, Lilian Blivens, Ha Lovetfreen, Myrtle tmla Frank Parker. Jiny and over from hopl Na-L.i-an 1 the world. Thornton, who recently! graduated from n flying school, op-, crates the plane by means of hooks' with which he grips the driving "slick" of the plane. Thornton lost j both his arms la s train wreck sev eral years ago. Because the daily cancellation of the Bend post office have in crease, I approximately juflo In t past year, Postmaster Hudson li asked for a. canceling machine. ThurM,;i- SeptewWr23 Armless, Drives Auto and Aero 1 plane with Hooks 1 "TWf 1 MacSwIney lwci i London, Sepl. H3.- -Lord Mayor MiieSwloev nf Cork had a few : hours of restful sleep las; night but i was suffering severe pains In his ; load ami was very weak this morn ing, according t on bulletin M d i by tjie Irish Self Determination !aNlB at BrlXtOn today. Kepol'ts I to the home office by the prison physician stated there was no ftp , parent change in the ocndition ot MacSwIney. Not A BiwR-l mars tnc perfect anneurflnrp of lu-rrt. plexion. Permanent nnu temporary skin troubles an- ffrf!,,.i.. concealed. Reduces un. naoirfll rrtlfw i..t - - wnm ereanv skm. Mtnl.t., nn.: jused with beneficial results as a curative ngenttor 70 year;. n atit rumi i We will A bill will be presented to the coming legislature providing for the distribution of gasoline and operation of auto trucks engaged in intrastate commerce under the jur isdiction of the public service commission. MM JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PA V co"imic ahnuf . 9 - W LWIUW 1 MANr.ici "hjiu varerious HlttT, and T.j. rnone 129 Office 542 States Phone 717 V I IX A . W A v,n, . - ' The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Will T. Kirk will be glad to know that they have moved from their country home near Salem and have purchased a, home at 1259 South Liberty street where they are domiciled. Fairfield Stomach &htarrh Causes untold misery nnd suliermK. r,.", ,M..s Ve-ru-na aeUiw nttiW& and surely naff. tarrh of tM ewmara i' uv,,,, IIH 111 DHVH JO .UHVV. A 13R orm.niKHii . i Wcatanli f ' I IN USE rFIFTY YEARS Kxereisoa a aooth- Tne beating effect up on all mucoud linines. Belching gas, sour etom- nct,. iiHusea. vomitinit. cramps, pains in the alido mcn, diarrhoea, constipa tion are all symptoms ot a catarrhal condition in the organs of digestion Don't suffer another day. It is needless and danger ous. Two generations have lound Pe-ru-na just the medicine needed for such disturbances. Sold Everywhere Tablets or Liquid Fairfield, Sept. 23. Mr. and Mrs. V. Jensen and daughter and Miss Gladys Bennett of Portland were guests at S. F. Parker's Sat urday and Sunday. Miss Nellie Martrtaler left Sat urday for Junction, Wasco coun ty, where she will teach school the coming winter. Miss Mnrieet accompanied her as far as Port land. ' ' , Mrs. Albert king and children of Mitchell are spending this week with her sister, Mrs. I. B. DuRet e. Frank Mahony and family spent last week at the beach; 'hey re port a nplendid time. Miss Agnes and Cecil Dultette left Saturday for Corvallls where they will enter college for , the winter. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. J. Miller and little daughter visited with rela tives in McMinnville Sunday. Arthur Brook of St. Johns spent the week end at F. A. Ditmar's. Mr. and Mrs. John Marthaler at tended the funeral of Jim Bltj redge at Newberg Monday. Dr. Lee of Albany college gave a very interesting talk at the church Sunday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Imlah malic a business trip to the Capital We nesday . .1. c. Thornton, of Fresno, Cal., win. is the only armless aviator in j Bafry Coughs require treatment with a remedy that con- j tains no opiates. Piso's is mild but efTec- Live; pleasant to take. Ask your druggist for ; PI SO S Skin Without Blemish Is Every Woman's Wish Disfiguring Pimples Cause and other applications to the Much Embarrassment- surface of the skin. How often do we see worn- j But eczema, tetter, pimples, en who would really be good skin eruptions and similar dis feoking but for some unsight-; orders that cause so much -facial blemish that spoils discomfort, are not merely a her comolexion and! her chance of being considered at tractive surface condition ; their cause Don't Spoil a Good Meal With a Bad Stomach It is really a pitiful sight to see so many thousands of people wor rying about what they can eat and what they can't eat. Dyspeptics, they call themselves but they stretch the imagination when they do It. All these people need to make them healthy, cheerful and of sound appetite is a box of Mi-O-Na Tablets . The stomach of a dyspeptic is overworked and run down. It needs help to digest the food, but more than that. It needs a prescription that will cleanse, renovate, strength en and put elasticity into the stomach walls. Ml-O-Na Is the prescription that will do this and do It so promptly that you'll wonder why you did n't try It before. It stops belching of ' gas and dis tress after eating in five minutes. It is undoubtedly the greatest stomach tonic ever given to the public by a specialist in stomach diseaseR. D. J. Fry and leading druggists every where sell Mi-O-Na on the money back plan. HY0ME 1 1 inmiMca hish-o m) Knds Catarrh or money back. Just breathe it in. Outfit Includes inhaler. Extra bottles at all drug gists, (adv) A clear ruddy complexion X is an unmistakable sign of a vigorous, healthy vitality, while pimples on the face indicate a de pleted, run-down condi tion of the system. lies deeper, and you will never ! be entirely rid ol the terrify ing itching until you realize ! that their cause must be reached and eliminated. So the answer is : "Seek the cause and remove it." The real source of all skin disor ders being in the blood, the proper treatment must be through the blood. Rout out of the circulation the disease A healthy, attractive skin germs, and your skin will is practically within reach of every woman, but it cannot be obtained from the use of cosmetics or so-called skin foods. First of all, it must be realized that the condition of the skin depends upon the condition of the blood, and no one can have a clear, rud- clear up and become normal and healthy. The one remedy that is be ing used with uniform satis faction is S.S.S. the fine old purely vegetable blood medi cine that has been on the market for more than half a century. This splendid reme- ..v, 7 i century, iitu oiJciiuv, .... rlv hpalthv skin unless the' l..;u. u v.1,! cnnnlv .7 1 - 1 Qy uuiius up ksj ""rrv blood is robust and healthy by removing from it any inl and free from all impurities, j purjties, and gives excellent Pimples and blotches on the face or other parts of the body are not only a source of embarrassment, but they are also a warning from nature that should be promptly heed ed. Thev indicate that the!t system needs a house-clean-irnr that foreicn snhstances have crept into the blood to t and blemishes interfere with its perfect per- fni'monco anrl thnf B sprintis clogging up of the tissues and : Get a bottle of S S.S. trom skin pores will result unless 'your druggist today, and you the propore treatment is re-1 will be pleased with what this sorted to. And this naturally : remedy will accomplish. Then, leads to the query : "What if you want special expert ad is the proper method of treat- vice you can obtain same with ing diseases of the skin ?" A j out cost by writing fully to very common mistake is to! Chief Medical Advissr, 282 rely upon loqal remedies, such Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, as lotions, salves, ointments Ga. a m m m j a r a r STATE FAIR SALEM September 27 To October 2 A wealth of agricultural displays. Magnificent livestock exhibition. Splendid machinery and tractor exhibit. Greatest horse show in the Northwest. Excellent races and high class amusements. Special attractions both day and night. Ideal camping grounds. Excursion rates on all railroads. For Further Particulars Write . A. H. LEA, Secy Salem, Oregon results in all cases of skin dis orders. Throw aside your lotions and ointments and treat the source of your trou ble, if you wish to be free from skin disorders LAST TIME TONIGHT rsoR 3 DAYS Starting Friday Olive Thomas In "YOUTHFUL FOLLY" SMILING BABE DOUG and RUTH A DOUBLE BILL TOMORROW SATURDAY WANDA HAWLEY AND HARRISON FORD IN "Food for Scandal SHE WAS A DANE FIGUEROA NOW THINK 9F THAT AND BE AWED! COMING SUNDAY WALLACE REID in WHATS YOUR HURRY' S3 (-'doUGLAS FAin&ANtf GRAND STRING ORCHESTRA Knld I-ke t'Htlll ,.h and was struck by this autumn. Hi,