Wednesday, Aug
-"
Of Interest To Women
Page Two
Th Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Society and Club News
Edited by
Adelaide V. Lake
Jephone 82
Wedding is
Solemnized Sunday
A quiet wedding was solemn
ised In the presence of a few
friends Sunday morning at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Shurl R.
Pearson, 280 Richmond avenue,
when Miss Mary Flynn, daugh
ter of Daniel C. Gibson, and sis
ter of Mrs. Pearson, became the
liride of Charles H. mil. The
bride was attired In blue crepe
meteor. The ceremony was read
by the Rev. E. K. Evans, of the
Tlrst Christian church. Follow
ing a wedding breakfast, the cou
ple left by motor with Mr. and
Mrs. Pearson for Newport. They
will be at home after September
1, at 2173 Broadway street.
Salem Women
AitfsnH Portland Affair
A Krouo of women from Salem
motored to Portland on Saturday
to attend a party given at the new
Laurelhurst residence of Mrs. M
I,. Zimmerman complimenting
Mrs. C. B. Martin, Mrs. F. L. Utter,
of Salem, was Joint hostess with
Mrs. Zimmerman. Those who mo
tored down were Mrs. Utter, Mrs
Orover Bellinger, Mrs. R. W. Wal
ton, Mrs. Ray L. Smith and Miss
Grace Smith. Mrs. Martin was
fnvmoriv Minn Theo Bennett, of
this city.
Mrs. W. M. Smith
To Tlinnsr Wristf'SS
Mrs. W. M. Smith entertained at
Ainnar Ann dav honoring her
brother. Frank E. Churchill. Cov
Srs were laid for nine. Mr.
Churchill, who has a piano studio
In Salem, has Just returned from
Chicago, where he has been tak
tng advanced study at the Ameri
can conservatory. He will open
hiH studio September 10.
At
1 6 She Dances Half Way len D
Around World, Likes America pi) I erceilt
Mothers' Class
Has Business Session
The Mothers' class of the First
Methodist Sunday school met for
Its regular business session yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Moore, 110 Division street.
Mrs. Lisle conducted devotions.
Mrs. Koon was elected as treas
urer to su'ceed Mrs. Young, who
Is leaving for California. Mrs.
Littler read "That Something."
The hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. McCallister
Home from Vacation
Mrs. Mark McCalUster and chil
dren, who have spent the past Six
weeks at the homo of Mtb. McCal
Uster's father, Hugh Flnley, hear
Monroe, returned to Salem Mon
day morning. Mr. McCallister
drove down and they returnod
with hint by motor.
InsanityDue
to Bad Eyes
Improper Care of Op
tics Is Cause of Most
Modern Ills Begins
in School.
Louisville, Mo., Aug. 1,4. The
startling statement that poor eye
sight leads to developments of
criminals and insane persons was
made here by Dr. Reginald C. Au
gustine, president of the American
Optometrlc association. Dr. Au
gtiKttne Is on a lecture tour in th
Interests of "American Eye Con
servation." Fifty per cent of the criminality
and Insanity of the United Elates
could be done away with by prop
er eye treatment in youth," ho
said.
"Every advance of civilization
increases the porportion of crimi
nals and weaklings all directly
traceable to improper care of the
eyes.
"Ninety per cent of the indus
trial accidents, as well as motor
car and train wrecks, are due to
poor eyes.
"One of the crimes of otir civili
zation is the attempt to make right
handed children of those who are
naturally left handed. People do
no know that this is an eye condi
tion. "Eighty per cent of the educate I
people of the United States have
curvature of the spine, with Its
accompanying Ills, due to lmprop
America's Most
Beautiful Girl
Engaged to Wet
i
m
Gertrude Tiske J4
Sir Sam Hughes
Called by Death
Lindsay, Ont., Aug. 24 Sir Sam
.lughes, former Canadian minister
of militia and long a ngure in u
political life of the dominion, died
at his home here early today.
Pernicious anaemia from which
he had suffered since his return
from Europe last winter caused
his death.
Congress to Take
Recess Tonight
Washington, Aug. 24. Con
gress was expected, barring un
foreseen developments, to recess
tonight for thirty days. Both the
senate and house, when they met
today, were confronted with a
number of miscellaneous matters
which it was the aim of leaders to
dispose of before declaring a re
cess but it was indicated that if
the slate was not wiped clean, the
long anticipated vacation would
not be deferred.
several hundred unemployed
men of St. Louis, Mo., many said
to be ex-service men, paraded
through the downtown streets yes
terday In protest against unemployment.
irmt a
f xiutUoiufHl
Anidcdhom.fi
.toveoahette,
oil lamps. Get it at -T
dealer's.
rrATOAW) on
..."
Spends Week Near
Scio With Friends
Mrs. George H. Dunsford spent
last week on the Z. J. Clark ranch
above Sclo. She visited relatives.
Portland Folks
Make Visit in Salem
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Pierce, of
Portland, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Salem as the guests of Mrs.
ierce's mother, Mrs. J. L. Bower-
man.
Mrs. Cherrington
Entertains Guests
Ouests at he home of Mr, and
Mrs. William Cherrlngton are Mrs.
William Martin, of Columbus,
Ohio, and Mrs. J. D. Simmons, of
Caldwell, Idaho.
Home from
Visit in Newberg
Mrs. W. M. Smith ana aaugnier,
Mrs. Ennis Wait
Entertains Sister
Mrs. Clyde Harris, of Brooks, is
vjKltlnK for a few days In Salem,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ennls
Walt.
Last Whistling
Swans Mating
Denver Park
Denver, Aug. 24. What are be
lieved to be the only two North
American whistling swans In ex
istence are today cavorting about
a small pond In Denver City park.
The birds are valued at $2500
Margaret, have returned from each. The male bird Is owned by
Newberg, where they visited for H. 0. Jackson of this city, while
several days. the mate la the property of Judge
. H. M. Barnes, of Laton, 111.
Plans Trip to Tne palr wl" be used for breed-
Newport Friday lns Purposes, in an effort to pre-
Mrs. A. McCullough plans to vent the extermination of this
leave for Newport on Friday. She rare specimen of the web footed
will be away about two weeks. bird.
Bird 75 Years Old
A. S. Elford, agency Inspector The male bird is seventy five
of the New York Life Insurance ' years old and his mate but fif
company, Is expected In town to- teen. They have black bills and
day with his family. Mr. Elford a touch of orange under their
is owner of a ranch in the Waldo eyes; otherwise the pair Is pure
hills and plans to make this a white.
business and pleasure trip. He "Seventy five years 1" far from
will visit Silver Falls while here being an advanced age for a
In company with A. 0. Bohrnstedt swan," Jackson declared. "They
live ordinarily to the age of one
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fox of thH hundred' and fifty years.
'So far as I know these are the
Luna Nester likes America because one does not have to eat horse
flesh. In Petrograd, the city from which she fled, horseflesh was the
thing. Luna Nester is only 16 years old, but In her flight from the
Bolshevik! she has danced half way around the world. When she was
a baby her father was a well-to-do engineer in Petrograd. At five she
was a wonderful dancer. Her solo dances won for her a place In the
Imperial ballet. When she was ten she had already danced twice be
fore the czar by royal request. Then came then revolution. In 1918
she, with her little brothers, her mother and grandmother, fled to Si
beria. From there thev went to .Tanan. wher l,v hor rfnnr-tnpr aha
earned enough money to bring them to the states. Her father, who er care durin tne Physical formo-
heard from. Throgh all her hardships and wanderings the merrv dim- , , .
7 I "na?uui nr a rmvu avac, urt.n..
he is In the earlier grades of school
affects his entire health, and he
finds difficulty in mastering hiH
studies," he said. "He. leavet
school untrained, uneducated and
becomes a hanger-on on the fringe
of society. He knows no trade and
is open to temptation for any kind
of easy money. Neglect of tho
eyes In youth is Responsible for
more than half the Inmates of our
penal Institutions.
"A large percentage of those
now In asylums would never havo
been there had heir eyes been
properly cared for In youth.
"Eye strain brings In poor
health, nervousness, insomnia and
other conditions which result in
Insanity.
"With our increasing idea of
specialization in occupations, our
high illumination in cities and our
mechanical devices we are rapidly
building up a condition of strain
which can only result in more
criminals and insane unless we
adopt some sane method Of over
coming this tremendous strain
which the eyes were never fitted
to stand."
One of the interesting facts
brought out by Dr. Augustine In
his work is that school children
are being placed n serious danger
of permanent disability through
the use of school , desks now In
vogue Children are forced: to bend
far over to get their eyes In focus
Miss Gertrude M. Fisher, of Mel
rose l'arK, I'nuaoeipnia, pro
claimed six years ago as the "most
beautiful girl in America" by a
jury of photographers, has lost her
heart to Carl F. Lauber, Jr., a sett
drink manufacturer, of Philadel
phia. The announcement came as
a surprise to the many friends of
Miss Fisher. After the verdict of
the photographers Miss FlBher was
deluged with offers of marrlago.
They caine from far and near.
Many offers also came from manu
facturers of tooth paste, automo
bile and face powder. Miss Fisher
protested that the photographers
had Thade a grevlous error. She
said that she was not even the
most beautiful girl lnt he city, let
alone In America.
Negotiations between the house
and senate in an effort to reach an
agreement on the bill which would
make one billion dollars available
for facilitating the exportation of
agricultural products came to an
abrupt halt Tuesday. The con
ferees, deadlocked over two major
provisions of the measure, ad
journing without fixing a time for
another conference session.
Salem Folks
Picnic at Wilhoit
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and
i.il, I,..,, U.,1 Mr nml Mrs. (1. H.
.u p,i, matured to;c.ltv. are spending two weeks va-
wiihnit HnrinM on Sunday and cation at Beaver. Or. Mr. For Is only two whistling swans In ex-
temnioveu at wie uemnu miu inmiu-e, iiib ihhi ui in, i! una
pent the day picnicking.
Astoria People
Are Salem Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. James Molt, of As
toria, are guests at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. William B. Mott.
Tweedales Home
From Breitenbush
garage. The weather at Beaver, That's why I am eager that they
according to word received rrom mAte and raise their young. If
them, Is warm. ! they do not It means the extermt-
nation of this graceful type ot
Miss June Kuhln of Mehama swan.
passed through the city today on
her way to Pocateuo. luauu,
where she will teach in the high
Mate is Found
"I have owned the male bird
for some time. I searched the
nd daughter, Dorothy, returned
Monday from a vacation spent at
Breitenbush Springs.
school for the coming year. Miss country before I found a mate. I
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tweedale , Kubln was formerly of Salem, am convinced that they are the
having attended high school hers only two whistling swans now
and graduating In 1915. lallve. Judge Barnes of Lanton,
. 111., sent the female bird to me,
Wn'at Watch Joins snd ,or a tlme 1 kept the paIr on
WrlSt WaiCndOJUS 'my private lake. But this lake
the Auk and DOdO proved too small for breeding
Other facts brought out at the Purposes, and It Is crowded, also
board of review hearing, wer.: (with swan, of other species. So I
Diamond, are about to advance lurneu ino .. - -
In price, after a drop ot 10 pel "iWB "ry par ......-,,. u.um lu.
cent In value. 7 r"V , .
nasi I. a 10 oer cout decline A peculiarity of this type
in ik. . ,,-.. of watches and allvor- swan la the whistling call
Club Warned
Of Advertising
Fakers, Move
Warning that a crew of fake ad
vertising men are working north
from Chico,. California, represent
ing themselves to be solicitors of
the American Railway Journal
was received this morning by T.
E. McCroskey, secretary of the
Commercial club, from Will J.
O'Brien, editor and manager of the
Western Railway Journal.
The letter states that there are
four of them and that several of
the merchant!. In Rosevllle and
Chico were "bunked," and that
they are soliciting "paid In ad
vance advertisements." For fur
ther reference concerning the
crew the letter advises that the
Better Business Bureau of the San
rrancisco Advertising club be re
ferred to, and the Chico Chamber
oi commerce he consulted.
W. O. Jacks, former 'own mar
shal of Eagle Point, Oregon, and
prominent in antl-llquor crusades
last spring, was arrested last ni.'.ht
at Medford charged with Belling
intoxicating liquors, and i; now
lodged In the county jail. This is
the fifth arrest In a recent antl
moonshlne clean-up carried ou In
Jackson county.
Julius M. Hansen, wanted In
Lewlston, Montana, for the alleged
embezzlement of $70,000 from the
Empire Bank and Trust company,
has been arrested in Shreveport,
La. He has been sought since Oc
tober, 1917.
An automobile driven by Frank
Smyth, formerly of Ogden, Utah,
overturned near Nyssa, ten miles
south of here Tuesday, and Mrs.
Myrtle Cowlns, a widow, who was
In the machine with him was
killed.
THE MARK OF
PROSPERITY
I
Is evident incur custom UI
lored clothes and y0l!r hll
suit or overcoat made he
will so favorably disUnrnk
you.
Your attire means so mack,
for by it you are unconsci
ously judged.
AND REMEMBER
The mark of prosperity do
not mean high prices hi
On the contrary, our prices
are every bit as low and In
most cases lower thaa othem
ask for less desirable gar
ments. Our fall line is now con
plete. Step in our store and
convince yourself that cut
statements are FACTS.
Scotch Woolen Mills
Salem, Oregon
426 State Street
What Does Winter
CHEERFUL WORDS
eyes, school
eight-fifth.
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mgm
Salem Party Has
Picnio at Silver Creek Falls
A party of Salem folk, motored
to Silver Creek, falls on Sunday.
Included were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Dickson. Marvin Dickson. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Chandler, Fern Chan
dler, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oardl
ner and Donald Oardlner.
T. A. C. Clnb
rr TT W 1
in nave meeting iDer con,
The T. A. C. members will meet , v, " ,
next Thursday with Mrs. Walter
of
they
nse. They do their whistling most
ly at mating time."
Whistling swan, formerly were
common to the northern United
Lavallleres are being discarded States and Canada, but of recent
ware.
Engagement rings show an
ularming falling off of at least 75
Gardner at her
Summer street.
home on North
for bar pin.
Bandon People
Visit Friends Here
Professor and Mrs. C. A. Are
hart and .on. Mark, ot Bandon,
are guests at the Loveall home on
Oak street. The families have been
friends for the past fifteen years.
Spend Sundav
At Silverton Park
A party of Salem people motored
to Silverton on Sunday and spent
the day picnicking In the park
there. The group Included Mr.
nd Mrs. William Cravat t. Mr.
nd Mrs. I. ester Davis, Mrs. P. E.
Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. Ire
Canfleld.
W S. C. Aid
Society to Meet
The Aid society of the W. R.
C. will meet toroorrov afternoon
at the home of Mr. O. W. Davie.
41 North Cottage. The afternoon
will be spent with a business ses
sion and social hour. A program
will be given.
years they have been practically
unknown In these sections.
You'll Agree He's
Mean as Can Be
here. The delivery, it is thought
will precede the proposed public
meeting of the Dail Eire an.
In preparation of the reply on
which Eamonn DeValera and' the
other were working today while
the Dail Eireann was taking a re
cess, the cabinet ha the benefit
ot advice from the members of the
Sinn Fein executive cosnmittee
Poplar Bluff. Mo., Aug. 24 i ' " ' "l MHnewna, oia
Somebody else has found thef" - "'"' Ml1
meanest man In the world. W. R IT ,P .T ? W,r'
rooks, agent of the Missouri Pa-1 ""fTT" " "V" '' J ""J loamy
clflc railroad at Neelyvllle, v. ho; th ot tk
tormerly was opposed to capital! '
punishment, has
mind.
This new meanest man In the'
with a resulting curvature of the
spine. Dr. Augustine Is urging) For many a Salem Household
mo aviuiiuuu ui utt&Ks wdicq win -w aio i u o pains and aches of
iimiu uuuita ai rignt angles to a uacs removed to be en
"'"" wuue stuaying. jmcjjr lree rrom annoying dan-
Out of a list of 114 occupations jgerous urinary disorders is
from trapper to diamond polisher, enough to mke any kidney' suf-
u wie oraer 01 meir strain on tha(ierer grateful. The following .rf
von uihiuil Akln --1 t ..i . L SU-
'""' ""e ui one who haa j
prove helpful to hundreds of Sa
lem readers.
Mrs. F. M. Ooeden, 1307 Hlnes
St., says: "I am glad to recom
mend Doan's Kidney Pina M ,
ed me to suffer a lot and I had as we have told a good many
severe backache so I could not ! u .
half do my work. Freouent h..H 1 0ther Car Owners how to
Dubim, Aug. 24.-Th. rpiy to X;8 hTd au.Tk. o Mn me yur battery Just
Great Britain's terms for a settle- h. m J Inflammation
uient of the Irish question win b.1?' 'h bladd?r Mjr were longer and serve better.
delivered at Premier Uoyd-! " " recom-
Oeorge's official re.ld.nce , Kidney '
Downing street Thursday night or' d 'J?. . Tlty 1"" ultd my
Friday morning, is expected
Irish Reply to
British Offer
Nearly Ready
Thb tndonufc, Uuapd to nd
M th cue. idtndftea the WlOani
Threaded Rubtxr Battery.
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We want you to come in
as soon as you can because
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lift. w mnezmw
1 If 1
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fon Lartm RmaUimr Fact.
Wldl. Straight Air Po-ttt
oral Big Httlng Surfer.
The mr rmrporuthU for th
Convrctor't httter heating ana)
frtaltr f ml toning.
TYTOULD you Lie to cut in half theettn
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You can save. 13 to 12 on your fuel biiii
prevent illness caused by a half-baHiud
house stop cleaning bill for wnll-psper,
rugs and curtains, with a
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NORMA TAlMAOSt m
TMS anion rLOWH',
Liberty Sunday
changed his! gttfe Wash.--J.me. E. Ma
honoy stood mute when arraigned
In s.inorlnr fi.nr, Hr iwlaw nr a
world cut the screen out of thsjeh of murr coatlm
at.tlon window while Brook. wwlWlth tn, M ,
leep and crept all.utly away , ,- K... u ,.. ..,
When you do come in,
The backaches left anri m, : why not stay until vou have
kidneys acted naturally and reg-' .4 ... j r . .
many.- . g . pumped us dry of every bit
..J,c dealers- imt ' of battery inftwrnation that
simply ask for a kidney remedy I , ,
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We'll tell you why rubber
had to be made porous be
fore it could be used for
battery insulation and how
the threads turn the trick.
mamt&?ms i thw
- '
with the station agent's trouser..
The outlaw, of course,
j ti-, . 1, ln him LaUl Th. i,i.l
come to the watch and the small j . for 3el)temhr .0
mange coniainea in toe pockets
Wale, .nd Scotland, according to
the new census is 41.767,510 as
against 40. 811, .19 in 1111. an in
crease of 4.T pjer cent. Greater
London's popluatlon 1 7. 47. 168.
an Increae. of 1.1 par cent. By
countrlsa the populatio. la: Kng
land. SS.tTS.510: Wales. UN.
Til; Scotland, 4.S38.188.
i and the court entered . pie. of not
Pilot Andert .nd Observer Tt dJ
nit; H'i'nj) miii'.'ii up. nojrjr
not seriously injured when forest
patrol plane No. S, Inbound from
Roeeburg, crashed yesterday from
a height of abut 50 feet while
landing at Medford. An air pocket
was the cause of the accident.
20,248
WANT ADS
Not including: real estate 1
and classified, totalling
103,026 Lines
Carried in the Capital
Journal in the six months
ending June 30, 1921.
Double the number in
any other paper A gain
of 1369 ads and 9,256
lines over the same per
iod a year ago.
DEGrGE & BURRELL
Auto Electricians
238 N. High Street
I 1369 ads and 9.256 3 f f H1Q1 O
lines over the same per- I A A J
i:i-L- '1 oattenes
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PRATER TATF. One of the greatest scenic won
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