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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1920)
13. 1020 The Capital Journal. Salem. Oreeon Trnhlparam tails 'Tspoil Their Wedding Page Five . ,.,ii,vct.a cablegram came close to .shattering a Ihioh culminated In the marriage license pu man wh),n MlBH ,., I.own, an English roan fit we ., c-i-il Tucker, a vaudeville actor. ,TuL Lowii had cabled her Hanoe (taking TfZThK WO" he, .n ival. The cablegram? how- t" Tmlidirected and Tucker 'H'l not Know tnai ev,r, was rottdirec jis3Lowr iw - ' , , She ap- SlnJtton.'whi; lock. Tuck- Kdhe Vedto New Vork and the ceremony MMM immediately oner ... CftiW Hygiene Convention Is On at bt. Louis St Louis, Mo., Oct. 12. Splendid exhibits and a prac tical demonstration of public Health nursing oi ine bc. ii Centers and Teiic-hing imhuicik win ut icnuic of tbe annual meeting of the American Child Hytfene Association, which openea in .uuua. stssions will continue through weasneaay, ana pro- miient physicians from all pans or ine country win nine ! pirt in the discussions. The principal aaare ueiu.e uip uonvn.iuu win ut im 0)' Herbert Hoover, fond Admlntttratlor during the World War. Various phases of maternal and child welfare will-he discussed, and there will also he u round lable discussion (or public health nurses. The election ot officers win ne neia on ine closing aay ot the convention. The present officers of the associa tion are: President, Dr. Philip Van ngen, of New York City; vice-presidents, Dr. W. W. ("hiptmiri, of Montreal, and Dr. Howard CliHds Garpeiitor. of Phlla- deplhia; avcretary, Dr. Henry H'. Ilelinholz, of Evnnston, 111.; treasurer, Austin McLanahan, of Baltimore. Dr, Henry L. K. Shaw, of Albany, is the president elect of the association, svhi will succeed Dr. Van Ingen tor the coining year. 1508 Laundry Men Gather At 'Frisco Meeting San Francisco, Oct. 13. More than l.r.oo laundry owner., presenting: every state in the union leathered In sun Francisn,, for the thirty-ninth annual eonven. tion of the luindry Owners' Na tional Association. The delegates will remain in session five .fay,. A foreign delegation Tor the first time in the history of the associa tion is here to attend the delih, r&. lions uf the American body. 'Mils delegation represents the Fed" at ed 'Laudry Association f i: ..... means a great deal to concerns that buy by the carload. The local wholesale flour mer chants declare they cannot hope to compete with the Canadians and wll have 1" remain out of the mar. lel as long as the Canadian sup ply holds out. Woman Slayer Noted Houses On Riviera to Be On Market Gets New Trial priuun, anu is headed by .1.. las J .Stark, of London, secretarx of the organisation He will addi tss the delegates on the subject "Over There and Over Here." All business sessions will be held at the St, Francis Hotel. Address Ot welcome will be delivered by Governor Willam D, Stephens, of California, and Mayor .lames Kolph, jr.. of san Francisco. One of the most important mat ters to eorne before the convention is a plan to establish a national institute of laundering. Ways and means to finance such an institute were recently completed at a meet ing in Chicago of the officers and executive committee of the Laun dry Owners' National Association, and these plans will be submitted to the delegates for their approval during the San Francisco meeting. Present plans provide for the sc. lection of a site near Chicago for the institute. A building of suffi cient proportions to provide a con vention nail and business quarters for the national officers will be erected. A model laundry equip ped with the most modern machin ery available, will also be built. It will be conducted as a commercial enterprise by the national officers aria will bet he last word in laundry i'1'f ieienc . An elaborate programme for the entertainment of the delegates lias been arranged l.iiu Judge I Iowa Hie n Ah a tide I countv new trial. Id that there th sent Cole wt prison? 13. Federal fh today de nbfl ini posed I invalid and back to the Paris, belong in along tl be sold jot, district court for Judge Wood rough has been no indi cia! determination 0f the degree of Ihe.crlme. Cole was under sentence o die in the electric chair Novem-m-t .or complicity in the murder "1 .U.S. L.UIU Vogt ill Howi ty m July, 1917. 18, Scores of houses ; to Germans and situ .ted e French Riviera are to .v the French se.uestra-i.-ils. .Many of these build taken over at the out the war and used :is con- hospltals. . few of them were virned over to the American military authorities and hundreds of Doughboys were sent there to wounds received ion 01 Ing w break talstocunt tlolfe Jn.'iii. where he often orgsnL zed middle-aged festivities. Cha teau Robert is a little further away and was lh" property of Herr von! Jellinick-.Mercedes, who fled from (Trance and against who man in-J unity was opened for coifSoauavnil of firearms. Baroness Otteufeld ilso had a lurge property along the' oast. It became famous after a I "Latin orgy" had been organized inere and when all went well ana merry till the morning when tne) nnroness discovered SKO.ono worth; of jewelry had mysteriously Uisnp ,. eared. from Mill. Twice m otajn die. Canadian Flour $1 Cheaper Than Others at Boston Boston Mass., Oct. 1 3 Boston wholesale flour dealers und agents of Western flour mills declare that the difference in exchange betweeo Canada and the United States en ables the Canadian millers to put flour into Boston a dollar cheaper than the Western millers can, and still make a larger percentage of profit than American mllls'selllng at the higher price. Boston is now being flooded with Canadian flour at prices, ranging from 75 cents to rt arrel cheap er than American flour. This is on the grades used by housewives who bake their own loaves. The flour used by bakers Is sold by the Canadian millers on a closer mar gin, but even the smalest margin No Fear Now of Indigestion A Host or People Seem to Thrive ; on What I'setl to revolts Indl , KOSHon BfcfOrO They Learned of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets "When the stomach becomes 1 sour, with gassiness and heartbvni due to indigestion or dvspee-mt 1 recupcratt in battle. Among the most noted of these houses is that owned bv Fran llan and known as the f'hatnan Mnii- ' rsquc. Before the war Frau Han 'used to go there and enjoy a long '""I love Idyll wjth young" Count von j-KoShigsmarft, a lieutenant in a t wan regiment and a famous spy. H" quit the Rivlefa Just before the war and carefully removed jewelry belonging to Frau Han which sho never recovered. Count von l'est etlcs had u palace overlooking the Weary Willies May Have Hobo College, Report Kansas City, Oct. 13. "Rod rid ers," hoboes und tramps who have banded themselves together under the name of Casual ami Traveling Workers .and elected as their lead er J. Bads How,' Al. D., known as "the millionaire hobo," held a meeting recently and voted unani mously to endow a hobo college in Kansas City sometime during the coming Winter. No faculty was named and, though the curriculum of the pro posed hobo college was only lightly touched upon, It Is understood there will be courses in higher do mestic science. This course will Include such subjects as preparing a "mulligan" without onions and potatoes ami milking bread pud ding desert without ihe bread. "Tiptoe" Murphy addressed the liHM ti.' and told the charter lnem heis ;t the Casual and Travelin;: Workers he might he induced to take a . hair in the faculty. ."Tlp toe" admitted he is the "grandpa'' of "bllrio baggage" and "eoul ten der" riders of the I'nited States. J. Fads How. M. D., the organ izer of the Casual and Traveling Wot kers, recently arrived in Kan sas City alter having attended the Rocky .Mountain State Conferee,-" of the International Broiheriiood Welfare Assoeial ion, which w.-r.i held in Denver September i to s. Application tiled. Application for a certificate ,,t public convenience and necessity .iuthorizing the installation of a telephone exchange at Lakeview. w.i i filed with the public, service Commission Monday by the C ilL I'ornia-Idabo & Oregon Tel' pin St Telegraph-company. , f, The Farmers' Irrigation emu. puny of Hood River valley is i nv structing permanent flume-- put u. concrete. relief may two be had by one or Stuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets. Simp ly chew them, no hot water nor any other fillers for a stomach perhaps already too m ich ever crowded. These tablets siupp'.v to the stomach the alkaline effect which is what rcUeves the sol,.- ncid ccn dition. They als-j contain pane. ea tin to help digest the starchy foods such as potatoes, rice o..t meal. white flour, etc. Get a 60 cent box oi .-SI lart's Dyspepsia Tablets, hav then en hand at all times and ihus ha'e no fear of indigestion or dyspep sia. The fact that these tablets are on sale everywhere in the V. S. and Canada shows how generally recognized they are as an efficient aid when the dyspeptic stomach needs a little help. (adv) Be Happy ana. Beautiful. Use Our mvmiers rrd Hair H NOW I'LVVINC "APRIL FOLLY" 1 With H MARION DAVIES I Also Latest (jar toon Comedy News and Events Scenic MUSIC BY OUR STRING ORCHESTRA Matinee Daily 25c. Evening 35c GET READY FOR THE "WHITE MOLL" i ,"77777- Keep your complexion clear and your hair glossy by giv ing them proper care. We have the washes, shampoos and tonics yo"u need all free from harmful ingredients ; also face powders perfumes, fine toilet soaps and other toilet necessi ties. Our quality is high our prices low and We are Careful Druggists. Tylers Drug Store 157 South Commercial St. SPECIAL SCRATCH FEED $4.00 per 100-lb. Sack This is an All-Grain Scratch Feed and is an extra good I value. When fed with Laying Mash it will bring you good results, iry a sacK oi eacn. HOG FEED Have a good buy in a mixed Rye and Wheat Chop, ground in good shape. DAIRY FEED Molas O' Meal. This is the finest Dairy Feed we have been able to obtain and either fed alone or mixed with Rolled or Chopped Oats vvill give fine results. Try it when you order cow feed again. D. A. White & Sons Phone 160255 State St. Salem Ly ceum Course FIVE ARTIST NUMBERS Every number supported by uThe Affiliated Lyceum and Chautauqua Association. Our Course selected from Ellison-White Bureau The Best Lyceum Course Salem Has Ever Had Lieuranceys Little Symphony This symphony was coached by Mr. Lieurance himself. They play sketches from a representative number of Symphonies, together with' a wide repertoire of the best compositions ever written. It is a company of artists who love only the best in music. They have caught the spirit of its noted director, and implicitly believes that nothing short of the best can satisfy the craving of the real American soul. It is an organization with a purpose a company with a musical ideal. Mr. Harold Lewis is conductor and Margaret Perry, soprano soloist. Oroad musical intolU. xi i i. j... a: ...:u xt... V.L- mnliniiv nrvhotrn four with the Philofl 1 u- r, nas appeareu Lweitiy Limes Willi incw iun oj n.F.v...j - , - -- . . SvmPhny Orchestra and three times with the New York Philharmonic; and three spring Albert Lindquest The American Tenor with the Voice of Gold." A voice exquisite lyric quality and that priceless asset, a feriti : .""Fiiuiiy uicnesira Star u Wlth the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra, aggregating 140 appearances. He is an Edison W T6JS suPPrted by Leonora Allen, dramatic soprano, formerly of the Chicago Operatic Quartette en Arthur Midrllptnn ict ViA hppn with Mr. Lindauest for several SPAQnn-' Vl,v" "m-o nic uaoisu. iwuti i, fiawi-'unaiu, (finin. v. - Frederick Warde For more than fifty years an actor on the stage in England and United States. His work has been standard and classic drama. "Fifty Years of Make-Believe" is the title of the fascinating story of stage life that is embodied in his lecture. It is a revelation of the real American stage of the past fifty years told by one who was in the midst of the best of it. This will be one of the most entertaining addresses of the current season. The DeMille Male Quartette Canadians all, residents of Toronto, the musical center of the Dominion, where they have established an enviable reputation by their peerless ensemble work. They render selections from the great oratorios and operas ; the choicest of the English, Scotch and Irish melodies ; standard and popular songs. Each member stands distinct in concerts, recitals, orotorios and Operas. Each member appears as a soloist, presenting the best the ancient and modern composers have produced. The accompanist is a distinct artist in her individual piano work. Tickets On Sale Geo. C. WilVs Music Store State Street Herbert Leon Cope Humorist lecturer "The Sunshine of the Lyceum." In the old home state Michigan he has appeared 911 times in 20 towns an average of over ten times to a town. Has appeared 36 times m Detroit; 12 times in PWland- 60 times in Albion and 11 times in Bay City. During the war he talked to more soldiers and saiSS Tthan any Xr speaker. He was nicknamed "KILL THE BLUES COPE." He has a serious purpose behind his fun. Tickets On Sale At Myrtle Knowlarid?s Music Store Court Street Sale Lasts Only w Days Buy Early SEASON TICKET SALE NOW ON MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION MAIL TO LESLIE H, SPRINGER, 372 STATE STREET SALEM. OREGON ANY INFORMATION GLADLY GIVEN . . . iliniinimtntlttlttllttnf M' mUMlli4M .x MHMIIIM. " " First Number 'Nov. 2, 1920 Lieuranceys Little Symphony SEASON TICKFTS ! ' TnW TS3 00' STUDENTS $2.50; CHILDREN UNDER 12 $2.00. THESE INCLUDE RESERVED SEATS. 1 ,ViACi rtUU 11 O f1 w, tay pin WHFX SEATS ARE RESERVED r'H
