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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1920)
rage two inc upiiii jonnw, isurai, uiigwi Monday J0v The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon : Latest JMews Covering Central Willamette valley Jtsy special Retort ; . . J 9 1 m. . . .... t'Cnnvrlo-hi 1ft9.fi hi TV. .aj Of ' l II I 9 wuicf x- y uovC in unuiuo wiVICe. Inc.) E Woodmen Make Merry at First Session of Year Dallas, Or., Nov. 8. The Modern Woodmen ot America held their oj"nlng meting Friday night in the KnightH of Pythias hall at Dallas at which were present more than one hundred members of the Wood .man from Independence, Mon mouth. Salem and the surrounding country together with about twenty-five guests. The evening was devoted to en tertainment of a hiKh class nature Tin. nniirru m i.m-i .it In In. mentation of the American flag by llie Modern Woodmen drill team which was followed by singing "America." After which the drill team gave tin exhibit of team work. Itcv. Ucnney of the Christian -eburch made the opening address Kjieaking on fraternalism, loyalty una liberty he said in part that the f i-utornalism brought about by fra ternal organ t ion.s. churches and other bodies that net together for immunJon with their fellow men ai the foundation of American democracy. Ki-v. Ilonm-y is of Eng JiHh birth and has been in this coun -fry but a short time but appre ciates the fact of freedom and lib erty m- n- . by such movements p fraternal societies bring about. Misaddress was highly appreciated by lhe audience, Several rendition followed of a eomic and Instructive jiuture after which the Monmouth Mtuirtet consisting of members of tlio Modern Woodmen of Dallas uve several excellent numbers, j . The quartet is composed of Den 'l Moore, clay Mooreland, Fred tlill and Joe Staats, Deneel Moore Ming a solo entitled "Under the Sil-v.-ry Aioon." Prof. Caldwell of I Lilian was the planolst. The program was concTuded by O. Tates, who is the district au ditor of the Modern Woodmen of America. .Mr. Tate's address was ounvinolng that the benefits of the Modern Woodmen of America were Tr beyond the promises given by me organization, citing several in mnce where men who had been n.uired received several thousand tloHaca from their neighbor Wood men to assist them in their grief uum pictured rather vividly the wiraaerrul institution known as the .Mudera Woodmen Sanllorlum at Colorado Springs, Colorado, where, fill .Morton Woodmen who become wfflicled with tuberculosis are treated free of charge, n,. stated lhat the government had pro nounced the Woodman Saiiitorium al Colorado 3p) -ings one of the best in the United States and that the government was sending represent utter to study the plan so us to (ml it into operation in government i-o nips. His wonderful ability to (dcture the many benefits of tra-u-rnal insurance In wimiarian ... old line i:fe insurance was appre ciated by everyone. He is o-.ie of h most impressive talkers that baa ever come to Dallas and those vho enjo- ed bis address rem el ted that inol-e people were not there to JiMfur him. i After the program a sumptuous rftanquet was enjoyed by all present ud the guests Were invited to lrawe afler they had partaken of the mental anil physical food, and 'In- camp was called to older to vouduet the business at 12:80 a. in. The Dallas boys arc preparing to ao to Salem mi tin- 18th to lie pres-i-m at the Modern Woodmen opeu lajg metlng at tha city. .Many of tne more prominent Woodmen from Salem visited the Modern Woodmen Friday e. ning. On November 19th the Dallas Uoodmen will initiate a class or 15 io. mo, i at which time the state d imiv, A. r. Martin from Portland will be pres.'iit to assist .n the .ok. WE ARE TO HAVE A MEETING TONlcJKT OF THE, COMPANY AND IT tt VITAL THAT "TOO tHOOLO BE THE IRE BUT MY WIFE WANTb ME TO TAKE HEf? TO THE ETON CLUB I "I BE THE IRE K 'Mr1 1 " oh: teuu -your wife THE OFFlCER-b ItS-bCbT OH SEEiNC YOU JUtT UET HER KNOW UOW IMPORTANT IT 1.3- ALL RlCHT -MR PORTER - I'LL TELL HER - n n 1 A CM bORRY DEAR BUT I CAN T CO WITH YOU v , TOMIC.HT- IMPORTANT OU ) L BUtMNE-a-h- . LL CAtST FT OFF,CERb WANT To E THEY'LL UlIE 11 I,. 1nO A 1 1 i II Ml 16 MJ I oU V U i - (?) 1820 ev ini-l Pcabu c. . - "-II1C. hand. After many tortures, which goes with a celebration of this day, games were played until a late hour, when daintily- prepared re freshments were served. The din ing room was attractively decor ated with brilliant hued autumn leaves. with a nnmhina Hon r.f dahlias and nasturtiums. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Newbill, Rev. and Mrs. Chris .1. lienney. Air. and Airs. IV M: Loban, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Zook, Mrs. Fred Koaer, Airs. Lftllle Guthrie, Mrs. odell Airs. Getchell Miasea Mabel Hayes Grace Nelson' Bernlca Newbill, Bessie .looch Mary Hibbard, A. McBee, Addle Martin, Otella Friar, Rich, Rei inannn. Air. Imhler. Clyde Bobbins, A. N. Hinshaw. Dewev im,,,,., -n,. Nelson. The American Legion at- Dallas r burn's merchants, was a busiu, and Independence met at the ar mory Friday riight to form plans for the Armistice celebration next Thursday. It is planned to have all oversea service boys in this part of the country whether members of Lhe posts or not t(j be present in uniform and join in the merry mak tng, which has been elaborately planned by the various committees appointed. The Senior Chr.stlan Kndeavor il (be Christian church entertained with h Hallowe en party at the tviine of Mr. and Mrs .. N. New bill on Washington street last '-'ri-,bi.V evening. . i.'iwn tiic arrival the guests rfuty were n:e( at the door by Ktiosls, who Bfi led each and every i is,, n Witn n ,.,,!,! and dummy Some of the Modern Wmm.. of Salem came to Dallas Friday night to enjoy the .Modern Wood men here reported to the ivight marsnai mat n iii-tru 1 -- MIIIIfllllK blanket had been stolen from one OI me ears about midnight. It was greatly regretted by the local Wood men as they did not contemplate their visitors to be so rudely treat ed. However afler Investigation they inormed the nio-hl mamkoi that one carload of Modern Wood men from the capitol city left early and had borrowed the htv ing that their neighbors that would leave later did tint itakn,. t. comfort in the long ride. No doubt the friends from Salem appreciated 'he chilly ride home t of a perfectly ffood robe. .il...,; . i Episcopal church were entertained last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bdwtn C. Dunn 610 iJircn street. Afte,- n ..e.,i.. rehearsal, f reshments, oonaiatlhg of elder and doughnuts were served to about fifteen members nf ih .k.i. The rooms were decorated with pumpkin faces and vine maple .Mrs. Edna Mae Clements, wife of X. J. Clements, who conducts' the business of Tire Hospital in Dal lus, died at her home late Novem ber 4. Mrs. Clements was recently oper ated on at the local hospital under iioing a very serious niiri-.iiinn m,., was removed to her home as all in dications were that she was recov ering but the relapse took hey to the land beyond. Mrs. Clements is sm-viv,..! i,.. uAH husband and two small children The funeral services were i i i j . : ed from Chapman's chapel Satur- oay aiiernoon. The sermon liavini; been preached by Rev. Frank .lames of the .Methodist church. The remains wi re buried in the Hallas cemetery. il. .1. Klliott, proprietor of the flour mill at Perry dale, Oregon, yvas a business visiter in Hallas. Sat urday. Gervais Repairs Pumps Supplying Water to City GerVftlS Or., Nov. 8. The city was without water and fire protec tion a few days last yveek pending improvements on the pumping sta tion. Some of the business houses who were fortunate enough to be attached to the private system in the ctiy were provided with water but lacked the fire protection in a great measure. The pump had been Put out of commission by reason of sand getting in the pipe. L. K. Siegmund and W. C. Inman made the necessary repairs and the ma chine is in its usually good condi tion. Mrs. Ed. Racliff and two chil dren of Florence arrived in Gervais a few days affo and are iuuiamiIhA the Vanderbeck property. Mr. Ra- elitf is closing his store at Flor ence and yy-ill join the family as soon as his stock is disnosed nr Mr. and Airs. John Kuschnick are rejoicine over lhe nrtBi twin grandchldlren yvho mode their appearance at the home of their daughter in Portland a few days aero. Grandparents to twn hMMmh makes them seem older than they really are. Charles Eagleson and wife of F.ddyville are visiting at the home of the hitter's parents. Air. and Airs. C. A. Sawyer, Ray Latham of Albany visiter, at the dleason home one day last week while on his way to Por.-land. Joseph Natham, one of Wood visitor in Oervais Saturday. Johnnie and Katie Mutter have returned to their home at Bcav r ton after spending some time at the home of their grandparent-. Air. and .Mrs. Dietrick. Air. and Airs. Alfred .Main u! Cochin n. Or,, have been visiting i the F. T. Cutsforth home for sev eral days. T. R. Cook of Monmouth and his mother of Portland, stopped here ,i day on their yvay from Portland land had repairs made on their car The visit was made necessary by an s.ccfdent yvhich happened near tin city. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Baber of The Dallas are visiting at the home ot the latter's sister, Airs. A. M. Byrd. .Miss Gertrude Weiss has return ed from Portland where she spent some time visiting among relatives and friends. Tenament houses in Salem are out nf the Question and F H. Tan oard has decldedt o remain Iti Ger vais aud drive to and from his work in that city with a Ford which lie recently purchased. Mrs. H. Uaddis ot Alilton Or., is visiting her parents. Air. and Mis Louis serial fer. Mr. and Airs. G. J. Aloisan -were satem visitors during the week end. Joseph Nlbler and family Waconda Waeonda, Or., Nov. 8. -A very pleasant reception was given Mr. and Airs. Karl M. Brown ;i feyv nights ago upon their return from a wedding trip. They yvere married a week ago at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sar gent, at Quinaby, Airs. Brown was formerly Miss Gladys Sargent, and is very popular here and at Quin aby, They will make their home on the groom's farm near here. J. C. Savage and family have moved back to Waconda arid are now occupying their former home. Air. and Airs. Goodenough moved during the latter part of the pre eeding .vei l, to Salem, where they will make their future home. Walter Habert has been Spend ing a few days with his father, E P. Habert. Airs. Ward Russell entertained a company of friends at her homo a .rev nights ago yvith cards and dancing. Refreshments yvere .served it a late hour. Mrs. V. Evans of Salem has been visiting her brother, E. Hubbard, and family. Mr. and .Mrs. Loron and Opnl Hubbard motored to Silverton a feyv days ago and visited ysith friends, Mrs. Belle Benson and the Alias es .Marie and Minnie Benson yvere visiting friends in Salem a few days last yveek. George W. Thurman is receiving "iii his This Is Better Than Laxatives One NR Tablet Each Night For A Week noi urrin teur constipation and Make Constant Dosing Unnscss ry. iry n. Woodburn were visiting friends the city a few days last week. A BUILDING TONIC To those of delicate con stitution, young or old, Scott's Emulsion is nourishment and tonic that builds up the whole body. Srott fit Dowic Bloom field, It J. 20-18 Keep Looking Young It's Kasy If You Know Dp. wards' Olive Tablets The secret of keepine vounc 's to fee young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sal low COmnlexion dark Wnesi un der I' - aiaa nlinnlne , l.li;..,... J . ""' -. II Hindus look in your face dull eyes Vrith no sparkle, your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness conies from inactive boyvels and liver. Dr. Edyvards, a well known phy sician in Ohio, nerfectcd vege table compound mixed yvith olive oil to act on the liver and bow els, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Kdyviirds' Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effect ive. They bring about that natural buoyancy yvhich all should enjoy by toning Ull the liver and rtifcar- int? the system of impurities. Dr. Kdyvards' Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15c and 30c. JOURNAL WANT ADS PA a visit fr j ton. (( y i An all 'refinery gasolin with a continuous chain of boiling points. Poor digestion and Ae&tw,niiH mean a poorly nourished body and low vitality. Poor elimination means clogged bowels, fermentation, putri- i k"u" me luauitiwn 01 poisonous gases which are absorbed by the blood and carried through the body. The result is weakness, headaches, dizziness, coated tongue, Inactive liver, bilious attacks, loss of energy, nerv ousness, poor appetite, impoverished blood, sallow complexion, pimples, skin disease, and often times serious ill ness. llnllnaH. 1 ,1 - , ..;"" J" 'w,rwi purgeo ana ca thartics salts, oils, calomel and the likemay relieve for a few hours, but real, lasting benefit can only come through use of medicine that tones up and strengthens the digestive as .Weil as the eliminative organs. I. A 9E. Raw . . . X . ... fc"-" ,,iu,c rtemeay inn xaDiets; and take one tablet each a " Kcsl"0' uintment. It light for a week. Relief will follow I skin, stops the smartine, mi the very first dose, hut a few Aavm . .K-ia., i.'. will elapse before you-feel and realize lhe fullest benefit When you get straightened out and feel just right again you need not take medicine very day an occasional NR Tablet "u.,;?en kceD yur system in good condition and you will always feel your best. Remember, keeping well is easier and cheaper than getting well Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) are clrl fi I .....1 . . . , , t. ....... icuviuuieuuea uy your druRBlst. ! SutYorms i from chafed j or irritated i sldn will Imd llwResin fu - J n . . . -iu( mnamea skin speedily and effectively h iiiiirttuuirtuuii stjinosi m your nn'EBiM lor tteinci and Kcsmol wnp. 9-.-K aHHB i WOOD -COAL i CTANDARD Oil. CO. '. PflRTTrelR-l ICaltfotmaii IiffiVflTfflrBBiiaivH U tar Mi fA - L , .. f.','- Jj S rrT70- U WW- If mSMs&: a m i " hi ii 1 1 ... I y i I ill I'l M iij lTrrnn This community to that we are open for ness. and that we m t rie verv ton nnces i kinds of junk. in f . . 1 1 . i . JunkCo. 323 Center St, OR COKE ? HAROLD HENRY PIANIST GRAND THEATRE Nov. 12 Kathleen Parlow VIOLINIST Feb. $7 Margurite. Matzenauer MEZZO-SOPRANO April 15 Season Tickets for these Concerts $5.50 ON SALE AT Geo. C. Will Myrtle Knoivland Aside from the question of price which is the best fuel? As is the case with every other commodity, EACH is best for some particular use. Wood is generally conceded to be best for fire places. It is also best for stoves, furnaces or boilers that have no grates. If you want quick hot fires for short periods, good wood ivill generally be found most satisfactory. Our suggestions as to uses of coal and coke will follow in later ads. Portland Railway, Light '& Power Co. Release fin who Suffer The multitude of American women who suffer terribly day alter dav -S!1CV Peculiartotheirs i "v ""'u wwn or nr.rr.ict in the United Strtcs vWJn some woman, and often many, do not reside who have bee? rcon ri to heath from some of the wc rst forms cf female iDs a- i Z'vr 3 operations by talcing Lydia E. Pinkham's VegeSle cSSSl Ihese Two Women Tell of Tl Carrollion. Kv. " T :ifFr.r, ,i i, two years with female weaknes I coiUd not walk anv distanoc, rido or take any exeivise at all without restlnrr If I swept the lie,.,-or did anv kiati l-'i jvork it would bung my Bickaesa oa ;ilva"" 'anguKLbad noe na uie was a tnaery to me. unoer no eaiv of a good phvsi, i ... f, r several months and tried other i dies. 1 had reat-. f Lydia E. PinkhamS egetable lompomal and deckled to try it After taking twelve bottles I found myself nioeh improved and I took mx more. I have never had anv more trouble in that resneet catce i nave done all kinds of work ami at present am an attendant at a Stte 1 ospual ami am feelins fine, i ha alwaysrewminend.vonrVeiretr.bk'. ,,. had najatyra, is. "Every suca i,.;ni2 ia mv bock and k I i til t ot stamann I iil it , ;.. - i 1 sullered so it seemed as (honon I w;u.d d:,.r.::d I wa nv. t rrSuiarei.her. i suiicrod lor a year and v;ls unfit to do my Iiouaework, could only wash (iihes cnec u a while. I read an advartuo. ent cf what Lydia E. Pinkham's iubcmg lompcuad had doi rtber women ana det i.Ied to try surely did wonders for rie. 1 i.o i ..... now ar. l cca CO r - boa ewe.rk without tny tiruM r i y.ni aivravB pisisa v, nr !. cc!-.: - i ho not Deucre there i a ctja; i.Mi no us nn;t n jro, -l-f -' .v - ....ii.- ujupmmu : yi-a m these Beta at a te.-.; - '-. i". Lestei: E. Wai- : ,t, h!- I i tit io it. It Lrtvc ovra alL ay a nr nr xfrn DmTCV G-I1RNIH I nm. nf lha VIMM TOD GET MORE FOR r . Ranges Heaters train Wnins. We also buy second had ture. hardware, machinery, and junk at all binds- Capital Junk i ii Kirorain nn vui i.-"- il5 Center St. Phone 398 a irrm G. SATW Call Phone 1 at 41H rn.j-- Thousands of Such Letters Prove the Cursive Value of AITO TRCCKD"'0 Willamette Valley Trad Co. PHONB M WE ALSO BO W PRimiM, .. .mreer r? Rowland i; n. iti nver rlw" rnuuo iui- Trunks, Bags, Cases 7 J M f linns 140 COfRT 3 Uuslo Bolla L. M- HI Care Yick Sc To Chinese 0 Bat medii" 237 N. Liberty St., Salem, core any k30 ' . ilj Sunday' Open rteaTl Saiem, ii r - --fcaaEj.yxXi- iy LP uiuia r.piwiwai.1 t., -