Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 13, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextV The Capital Journal, Stalem, Oregon Two Athletic Freaks Brought to Surface At Seventh Olympiad ' New VorkvOct. 12 Th -tth Olympiad brought two utfiletliH "freaks" to the surface. One Is Guillemot, the French Uls-1 tanoe runner, the other r'rigerlo, j the Italian ped. Of the two, Guillemot was per- j Imps the object of the most atten-; tlon because of the ease and grace Of his style of running ajid be. cause of his build. The Frenchman is a little fellow, is well knit together and has ab normally long legs for his type. He is barrel chested and has a very short neck. He runs with a rree dom and grace that are is natural to him mas the peculiar loping trot is to the timber wolf. The peculiar feature' about Guil lemot's running lies in the fact that he runs with his head thrust forward and takes a stride that Is altogether out of proportion to hi height. I" winning the !i, 000 metre run he simply ran away his field. In the 10,000 metre fin al he was seoond to Nurml, the sturdy Finn, but only because he. had burned himself out in the, qualifying event. He gave Nurml one of the most dogged races ever witnessed on nv track in the 1 0,000-melre final! keeping at the H'lun's elbow almosO ii .,. v and hnnalns there like .111 LilC a Nemesis. It took a runner vdti of nerves and stolid as snhin. 1 1 1 finish ahead of (lullle mot in that race. . one runner In 111 An it Manv of I he experts who i n emol s style are of the opinion that he will burn hlmBOlf comparatlvel speemliJiif at Olympics hi' 10,000-mett thon. In th an aul Diplomat Arrested by a Policewom for Taking Nip de-thu Nurml was world who the uld X WMiias i f .M ; i::a V I , Wrangel" Opens New Offensive Hebastopol, Oct. 13. General Wrangel, the anti-bolshevik lead er, has launched his expected of fensive aginst the new sixth army of the soviet forces, sheltered be hind th Dnieper. General Wrangel is carrying out a pinching move ment converging on the town of Kakhovka. northeast of Kherson. No Cut Coming in Steamship Fares lioston Oct. 13 There will be ship fares for saloon or cabin ac commodations, according to of no cutting of transatlantic steam flclals of the White Star Line and Cunard companies. There has been a big slump in ocean travel during the past few weeks' and it has been rumored that the big British pas senger lines were jontemplfttlng I Bull Fighting Too Harrowing For Foreigners Madrid. Oct. 13. The scene of the Spanish bull ring were too har rowing for a section of the foreign delegates to the International Pos tal congress, now in session here, who attended the regular Sunday bull fights yesterday and many of theni found themselves obliged to leave before the fights were concluded. 300-Mile Test for Arkansas Town Swept by Fire Pine Bluff, Ark.. Oct. 12. Fan ned by a high wind, fire Is sweep ing the southeastern section of Pine Bluff, more than fifty houses had ben burned at 3 p. m. and thir. ly more were afire, with the blae speradlng toward the business section a mile awar The fire start ed in a house occupied by negroes. manhlna to take a 24 ... i.ith rfnwn to gr::de, leaving solid base. It digs up old macad-1 be am and gravel roads without diffi culty, it is said. foot cut in ' Portland. Large quantities Wednearlav f..i . 1 1 uacturhuTT---Jl t.-e iton saved through a new attach. ment foi' mattress tufting machines perfected here by the United Man- Thin i UI kooux throne. ted States. lnrouBhout tJJ uj maiinf.,.. Johnson Elated Horses Is Staged For Four Talks un eastern i rip more their attractive ships. rates to fill up Northfleld, Vt., Oct. 13 Twenty five of the twenty-seven thorough, bred horses that started yesterday In the 300-mile race from Fort Ethan Allent o Camp Oevens re sumed the long trial today. All were in excellent condition. Ramia, winner of the 1919 race, and King fisher, second last year, seemed eager for the road. The route to day was through Montpelier to St. Jqhnsbury, a distance of 6r miles. studied tnii out in a Hhort time unless ne 4l.tnnoe. In the w;ls In the 8,000 and i race and the Mara latter event he turned Hid had to le lrui,Kiii back to the stauium m mobile. Is Walking "Spider" Frigerio is almost as much of a "freak " in the walks as Guillemot in the distance events. The little "wop" Is more of a "spider" than anything else we can think of, but he seems to be all legs and he takes a long and snappy stride. In winning both the 3,000 an. I 10. 000-u.ctP walks he took rank In th,. select class of athletes who have won two Cirsls In Hie elassle inn 11... ureat KiiKlisn guiiicH. lull. U" , ' , middle -dlslance man, and Nuriiil, t Finland, shared the honors with Frige, io. A remarkabk, think a- I. out Hill's performances was that he came back as a member Ql II, e ive.a re runner has hung his spike. on the nail. IIIH is thirty, five years old, and has been run ning far fifteen or more years. Daylight Change Code Troubles Massachusetts Bffflton. ' 13 The Slah lie bWtmenl of Agilculture, which has , kins I he i .Te.it "I davllghl Saving, has bumped up agnlnBl the tae! tral daylight saving will douhi be wl'.h US tar I"" ' fStOI' ehus ' to i the pro' il i. hele1 Ides lei ai least. The acl "I sons of Mass or dayllghl section 2 : At 2 o'elo tit Match of with the yea lime in this , i en need one hour The only way nan be altered act of Leslshitur tin ilher at i,e bold 111 November m mlar session peal the la Legislature course to lb petition under the 1. and H., k., ,r, nut) signers, would . , ihe 'i.eu-lslat lire's repal ttir, voters "al I In u of tne last Bund each year, beginning , i '.rii, the standard oommonwoaith shall in which me uiw ,r repealed Is l,y .. if the Legist (be special seseiuw or al tile should re etlon of the a be halted by re initiative and reteron- ln the election. ,'hlcl. acl next regular Will be held 10 the daylight ilt'l MeallWhlli saving law would continue In opei atlon. Only 4 Dates Each Week, Co-eds Rule Columbia. Mo.. Oct. 13 It I 1 : meets a young man and has a soda and a ohat, it isn't a 'date," but if sho spends more than half an hour in his companj after 7 p. ui. that is , "date". This is (he edict laid down b girl students of the I'niversuy el Missouri, in mass meeting assent bled, to establish rules for Hie s clal conduct during the present year. Unanlmouslj agreed that "mere man' coultln I interfere will, their search for knowledge, the fair oo.eds also resolved la confine their "dales" to four a week and tn Insist on their male callers leav i,,ir Mora 10:30 i. in., excepts n .a, in ami Saturday evenings, oi Ilia , venlnas ni eeedlug a school hu-flduv Tim also aceiai la a! tend dames only on Frida.i and Saturdav evenings or noima evn Paris, Oct. 13 The Polish gov ernment disavows the occupation Of Vllna by General Zellgouski and bis troops, according to advices ic oeived bj the foreign office here this morning. Cuts, Burns Wlxard Oli a Safe First AM Treatment How often lockjaw, blood poi soning, the lots of an arm or leg, pr sometimes even life itself, ro lls from the nenlei t of s burn or tie etift Hamlin's Wizard Oil is safe and effective first aid treat- sent. It is a powerful antiseptic ad promptly applied to wounds of sis kind will lessen the danger ot ilood poisoning. Keep it handy. Wluri Oil la a food dDdMt prep aration to kaV is tk msdlclaa oh aat liar nrar aia wan uia oocior mar om ir para. It la aoatkJaa and aaallaa ana Suloklr Srlvaa out pVfn sad InSamma Ubb tn eaaaa of aaraiaa brulaaa, cut kfa al'.ao and atlaga. Jurt aa rnikaMe too for tilff sack, aara root, cold aorao, ajaskar aoraa, aaracka and tootkackaa Oancroja alaa aattta ssa. Wta m am ' - Bk nAnatlaaiCaaai at atk haadaeha try Hamita a at Hard l Xitrcr WTi.'pa. Juat plaaamnt iltea pink Vina at Jmssiata far Ha Oaausataaa, Wtjtkji Mrs. Nina 0, Van Winkle, head of the Woman's bureau of the Washington Police department, who created a. sensation In the eapilal by arresting Robert S. llitt, former United States minister to Guatemala and Panama, in the dining room of the Hotel Willard, for hiking a nip of "something" from a silver flask, llitt was re leased on $;jr cash bail, which was forfeited when he fulled to appear In court: Autoists Travel Across Country For Baked Beans Lenox, Mfi withstand tl Boston baked I Charles Wllllai II: lid . Oct, l :i Unable to lure of the succulent Mr. and Mrs. and their son gh here, bound lauds, V Gloves to Please the Fancy of the Well Groomed Women Short and Two Buttoned Styles' For tailored wear with one's street suit, come the most attractive of short kid gloves in shades of brown, black, white, tan, taupe and reindeer. Sixteen Button Length For more formal wear with dressy frocks or for evening wear, milady chooses the choicest of long gloves of the softest of kid and in white or the new light taupe shades. Gauntlets Gauntlets promise to have quite a vogue this Fall and their grace and air of jaunty youth add pleasure to the fact. Many are made of the popular new Cape Skin. Thev come in a varied array of shades. Chicago, Oct. 13. Speaking dates for the remainder of this wek for Hiram W. Johnson of Cal ifornia were announced today at republican campaign headquarters upon Senator Johnson's arrival to day to take an active part in the campaign for Harding and Cool-idge. The dates announced so far are: Toledo, Wednesday night; Cleve land, Thursday night; Milwaukee. Friday, and Chicago, Saturday I night. Portland. An excavator which will move 60 per cent more mater ial in a given time than a steam shovel and will clear streets for a small fraction of the price now be ing paid is to be manufactured bj the new organized Watts Excava tor company. Buckets are so hung in a steel frame as to permit the The Common Fault W.i Most Cooks is to Use f a3 Much shortening ONE of the most embarrassing things for a housewife is to have her cake turn out "heavy" or her pie crust "soggy." Not only unsatisfactory to the palate but the cause of many people saymg: "Pies give me indiges tion" or "I can't eat pastry." Yet this is a condition easily avoided. Don't use too much shortening. You use Vz to Va less Mazola than you need of either butter or lard with better results. If it's pie, Mazola will make the finest, most delicate and easily digested crust you ever tasted. Or if it's cake both lightness and richness will result from using Mazola. And being an oil it is always ready for instant use no tiresome "creaming-in." This is because Mazola is an absolutely pure vege table fat from an edible source. It is 100 fat con tains no moisture as is contained in butter and lard. Once you try Mazola you will prefer it to lard and other shortenings. Selling Representative JOHNSON-L1EBER COMPANY Portland "FREE ke new handsomely Illustrated Com Product Coot Book contains 64 pases of practical and tested recipes by expert cooks. Write todav Corn Producta Refining Com. L . U. Box 161, Mew Iota tity. Resinol for that skin eruption j You don't have to wait to know that I tesinol Ointment is going to overcome our skin trouble. It gives such quick I elicf from the itching and burning and ; o generally succeeds in clearing away lie eruption that, witi. kesinol Soap, i is the standard ski,, treatment in lousands of homes. Ki-siiiol products sold Jr. aaWtaifigista. ONCE YOU TRY YOU WILL PREFER IT TO LARD AND COMPOUNDS , rum ri.xaeu llirou or !.;: li i l?,.:,n,M I V 1 1 a. . B " ll .....111, PODUlar ft lousands nf hnmaa it aaTX The Williamsons, who formerly Merchandise Prices Kinoi products soldi jui-sist. i DLJ aw I niftde Iheir home in the Huh, have1 - j saaaaaasMsMaaaas.saai aaa aaaaaaaaiaaia.aaaaa gpsSnjsSl 1. g. IjuilfU (En. I ir- i "We too4 It as long as we could I 9 I. II sgm ff r CT jMI ffi fV M j I xV . You will find our r 1 xflj j lb$ (rS fuj ij't ' nre iih itlMl'ylm: us the) u.erl to ' "'W' GlOVCS VTlCCd ZirrWZ:: X verv resonable 1 .tIWH JppfiSMi: ' They ,ef, ,v,li. in June. (SP , i : ) f CSUIUl U It . I ' V:M---.' '.-fe rW u f' . Our pay As Your I m-x' ; iC?" yWi ::u : .ntnej Go Plan makes : j S ?sfh Chandler is BacK ' -As' to $1895 A safety razor and stropping device combined in one NO shaving edge, whether it is a barber's straight razor or a safety razor blade, can keep its original keenness for more than one or two shaves without stropping. Stropping that's the real secret of shaving comfort. You can be sure of a fine, keen edge for erery shave if you use the AutoStrop Razor the razor that sharpens its own blades. Built right into the frame of the AutoStrop Razor is a remarkable self-stropping device simple and efficient which renews the fine, keen edge of the AutoStrop blade day after day. You don't have to take the razor apart nor remove the blade. Just slip the strop through the razor head, and move the razor back and forth along the strop. In 10 seconds you have a new, sharp shaving edge ! 500 cool, comfortable shaves are guaranteed from every dozen blades ! Ask your dealer today about the AutoStrop Razor trial plan. luto&trop Razor sharpens itself Onriuora. strops, blades, etc., hereaiter manufactured by ui we shall apply the trade mark " Valet in addition to the trade mark "AutoStrop" as aa additional indication that they arc the genuine products of the AutoStrop Safety Rsror Co., lrw York. Chandler's reduction to $1895 is the news on the street today. And it's good news to the car-using public, because it means that Chandler has taken another big stride forward in the leadership of its field. The Greatest Dollar-for-Dollar Value Throughout the Industry Tilt (!ri3nrl 1fr riae sdransMM haan lrwitr m-tnA on1 : .. . , 1 :,rrnved ,..waw aaaai is uuiy uue iianuier six, renneu anu imi"--- throughout the years but never radically changeu. There is no other car like it. You will rind the exclusive Chandler motor under the hood of no other car. No other car, within hundreds oj dollars of the Chandler price, has the features characteristic of the highest type of design and construction for which the Chandler Six is justly famous. Handsome Chandler Body Type On One Standard Chassis On the one standard Chandler chassis, famous for its marvelous motor and for its sturdy, sj pendable construction throughout, are mounted six beautiful styles of bodies that meet every requirement for your comfort and satisfaction. Beautiful in design, exceptionally room? ? comfortable, and highly finished, these six Ch?a' ler model a In Let Us Prove Chandler Worth to You Today SIX BEAUTIFUL STYl.FiJ OF Bnnv S"?-P"?"'e': !!!!! &fl Four-Passenger Disootch Car. S1V7S W-J ,ref , $1 r i l - w l lilt today, at $1895, it is decidedly the greatest value in the whole automobile industry. The Leader of All Sixes; Most Closely Priced It has always been the basic policy of the Chandler Company to build a really fine auto mobile and to price it closely. The great Chand ler plant, the millions of capital employed in Chandler production are back of that statement. They exist because of that policy. Chandler is the greatest of sixes and the most fairly priced. Constantly Refined and Improved But Never Radically Changed Other cars of many kinds and many motors have come and gone while the Chandler Six, now in its eighth year, lives and grows, and every season multiplies its thousands of friends. There Seven fat tenter Sedan, 1299$ -. . ui,, ai 3 rour-Potsenter Count. SUtQ AUprkeif. o. . Cltvtland, Ohis) OlesoiVs Auto Exchange 349 N. Commercial St. THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO