Wednesday, August 24, 1921
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Mexican Coin
Finding Way
Into Germany
Kr..M cuy, Mo.. AutyJd4ent!
Recognise dwert to
Alverdo Obrogon and I
America the ream -
UY " m to Underwood, the
thousands ot1(,d a7olery because
otherwise could get, solely
of the government s refusa I to
ognlze Ohregon and bis pe P
Underwood says man" are
and mine operators ot Mexico
Reading tor P"" The
Mielr Plants destroyed during
civil war there. ,
"The Mexican farmer is
a Z threshers and farming
l need of threes
equipment. u""a of mftchln
tlM1uteA.rr. n 'manufacturers
:Z-T:L market . beca
me United States adopt s the a ul
tude that the country below
Rio Grande Is a void. .rman
"WnirllBh French and German
between the United States and
WexTco passes directly through
?h. middle of the little city', main
"Tccortln to Underwood the
. . ,,ri fr Ameriea to
t me nan tti"cu A. .
B the fact that Mexico. st re
, v anil lUttl ill" v -
.land solidly behind their presl
dent.
American Wins French Auto Race
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jimmy Murphy (on right, American winner of the Grand Prix aulo
race at Le Mans, France, with his mechanician, Puu"'5' "
the victory. Murphy drove an American Dusenberg, and his time for
. .... .. . . n ..,. ,.r.H 11 onH 1-B seconds, i ne
the 31 miles was nouis i mmu - - - - -
best of the European and American drivers were entered in the race
,. i Mhv rnnnillne the famous hairpin bend at
1 tie puoio ueiu.w - ,.,, fi The
FottUlOUe, which the racers Had to negotiate thirty times. The
course was over a circuit of ten miles. .
less
Telephone
Newspaper
Project Is Backed by
Onvfirnment irid.1
Station to Be Opened
at Omaha. e
uuiaua, .o., aub
wireless telephone newspaper h,
here. This project Is backed by
the United States KovernmeBt
through the pobtofllce d"""
and the "trial" Nation will soon
be opened in Omaha. If the pre
mier try-out proves a success sim
ilar station will be established
over the entire continent at a dis
ance of 400 miles apart
R. B. Howell, republican na
tional committeeman from Ne
braska, is the man In Remind
this novel idea "budded. He W
i o irrariuate ot me
ail eiiBixici,. . o ,
..,... Nival Academy at
nH was a lieutenant
(luring ine .
. .... i a t ih. nmaha munici
IS ID UW v- j
pal watfr works, gas
ire plant. Receatly Howell broach
ed his plans to Postmasie.-u"---
Hays was well pleased with the
idea and asked Howen to
an experimental wireless
in Omaha. Also he ap
... ii rr, tn Europe
pointea nuwen r - ,
and make investigations of certain
phases of wireless reports wk
are being made over meie.
, , ...in nnti Qontpmher 1.
en win .
The wireless newspaper will not
wait for Howell's return, however,
but will be started immediately.
If present plans are carried out
Discord In
Life of Beautiful
Wife of Scientist
e ra I
jjHr HB j
HJ JUBH
Woman Killed In
Doorway of Home
Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 24.
Mrs. 'Julia Romano was shot and
killed today in the doorway 01 ner
home, Just after her husband had
left for work. Police
search for Michael MondayB, from
whom the woman secured a di
vorce, which was followed by her
marriage to Romano when the de
cree became absolute recently.
Neighbors said the slayer
knocked at the door of the Romano
home and when the woman ap
peared he shot her down and
turned away.
Viewing Statue
- Immigrant Prays
New York, Aug. 24. As the
steamship Gugllelmo Pierce passed
the statue of liberty recently Ade
naro Ratti, 17, an Italian student
of sculpture, fell to his knees and
. i '
prayeu.
The burden of his prayer was
that he might create a statue sim
ilar to the huge masterpiece of
Bartholdl. Adenaro, who already
has done several works of note in
hl native city, Carrara. Italv
yearns to produce "a grand monu
ment or wnicn tne motit would be
Liberty."
Unemployment in
Lumber Industry
Not Extraordinary
While employment In the lum
i.. injctrv in Oreeon slumped
57.03 per cent during the period
from May 15 to August la,
. ,.,,,.. ,-.,i with the same period
of 1:120, the employment situation
th'.s year Is practically noiams i
own with 1919. This tact is re
vealed in a survey covering 410
plants in the lumber industry, just
completed by C. H. Gram, staie
labor commissioner.
This survey shows that in the
period from May 15 to August 15,
1921, there were 7406 men em
ployed in the industry as com
pared to 11,677 In 1920 and 7436
In 1919.
Salent
11:00 .
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Leav, inj
R- m. 1:15
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wvea it.
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Rea phonel
Children':
Ailments
IMSORDERS of the stomach
J the most common diseases
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corrcci mem you win nna noi
Chamberlain's Tablets. One table!
do the work and will make yourj
cheerful the following moraine.
your children by giving them cast!
Iain's Tablets are better and more
Gambling Egg
Grips Berlin
Stock Exchange
Rales For Long Life
Given By 104 Year Old
t;ix
the
New York, Aug. 24. "Don't getting old :. ..,.
- . . tm . HOr )W llilrt "" '
gamble, don't drink, bmone u ju andnhl,orell and
like, but don't overdo It. Eat, -r.iwfphllilren. He is
'sleep regularly, work hard, smile, 1)fe o( the HarlemjIome for the
don't worry and exercise." Sons of Israel, where he went sev-
1 ....... . ' . Kaooi.oa l,o Hlrl not
J This is the simple rormuia xor, ,. . r " Z P hll-
Berlln Aug. 24 The orgy ot, longevity of Louis Horowitz, wno w,Hu iu u a
neculatl'on representing Ger- celebrBted his 104th year. The dren.
nianv'a ever-Increasing prosperity patrlarch. hale and hearty and Horowitz admitted to having a
has caused the Berlin stock ex-BDry aB many men fifty years his hobby. A hobby Is necessary he
change to be closed for two days Junlor, tried to hide his true age ' declared, to attaining a mellow
in every wee. Banke, brokers iaugnlngly remarking: age.
and Jobbers are swamped with ,.j gtopped counting my years "My ambition Is to learn to play
thousands of orders, and clients Lur i reached the century mark,1 golf." he declared, "but I'm afraid
re stampeding to participate in ag j don,t want t0 believe l am i m yet too younB.
the great
boora in industrial;'
3ai uv.k.- ...
nares. minunw ,
re being engaged, working far jy because of more paper currency
Into the night to cope with theland partiy because the big lndus
overwbelmlng rush of buying ndjtrlal COniblnes are enormously ln-
seliing orders
elgn capltallets are attempting
again to control several Important
enterprises. This has led to fan
tastic movements in Industrial
- TKa .annatrnrtinn In
iiiai vw".. - Sliaicn. ,
I i ,k.. lanital in order toi i Ko ir-rancA which the Ger-
AJth!"gh "."."'.I. ,., LZZ extend operations. Millions on t man Kovernment Is forced to carry
.u.u. ----- minions of marks' worth of new out tg responsible for extraorai
pounus. ...1, ... -T ...., onrt rtohenture shares are ,
nish all sorts of news to farmers
ranchmen, small towns, cu '
ness men and to homes. It wil be
run from early morning until late
at night. Certain classes of news
will be carried over the wires
at stipulated hours.
-We may find It necessary to
change our plans and undoubted y
will make many changes, said
n "Wo will add some fea
tures and eliminate others as we
PrTheeSc9oet as outlined by Howell
hi ronort to Postmaster-Gen
eral Hays, is a minor item The
sending stations, equippeu
,Bv for use. will cost approxi
mately 25,000 each. The receiv
ing stations, to be paid ior v,
oiviTiir the service, will
t tn exceed $65. The news
tUDl 11VV
itself will be free.
"The objects of the service is to
extend the government iun.uu
in th Rrmlsttce bv over 1500
more than 60 per cent of the pre
war total. Mushroom paper-mark
millionaires are springing u over
night and the scenes inside the ex
change are like the mad swirl on
the Chicago wheat pit when
"bulls" and "bears" are engaged
In a grim financial battle. The
public gallery has recently been
closed for fear of the effect which
the Bcene will have on the public
Blind.
Speculation In Germany has ln-
iniliioiis Ul lHIo " - UUl . . -
ordinary and debenture shares are j nary activity in Iron and steel ma
Issued every day, anu ibuubui enmery ana duuoiuj ui
...ki.h luu.io thm renresent cer
. . . .
tain "gold value lnaepenaeui ui
the paper mark. Any change in
the value of the paper mark influ-
ih. u.iiia of the shares. The
Page Mr. Tolitead
Eminence. Mo., Aug. 24 Emi
nent among the country towns of
the "Show Me" state is Eminence.
" . ,i i.. ,1,,,, ,if the mark is An ordinance Drohlbitlng intoxi
Tecum urjj, t. ....... .. - - - - -
therefore responsible to some ex-cated persons from "being seen
tent for the widespread gambling IOn the street has been passed by
nn pxchanEe.
v,miv the market for Ger
man shares was chiefly confined;
the city commission.
W. J. Estabrook
to German speculations, but for- was tn Salem over
of Rlckreall
night.
J-Wirr. r
-r 1
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, of
New York, the most beautiiui
American matron, at fashionable
Deauville, France, is now In Paris
with her husband, the eminent
American se'entist. They will soon
rienart for Deauville. Some time
ao It was reported that Mrs. Hew
itt went abroad planning a perma
nent residence there. It is said
that the recent rumors of a rift In
their domestic affairs hava never
had any foundation, beinij menly
based on gL.ip.
Lane County to
Have Exhibit at
State Fair Here
Mnatnn. Auc. 24. "Churches
will send an exhibit to the
state fair at Salem, according to
decision of the board of directors
of the Lane County Fair associa
tion. George W. Taylor, president
of the association, will have
charire of the exhibit. The sum
of $200 was appropriated by the
directors of the Eugene chamoer
nt rnmmerce at a meeting previous
to the session of the fair board to
defray the expenses of transport
ing and maintaining the exhibit at
"the state fair.
Issues Warning
Against Passage
Of Blue Laws
Cincinnati. O.. Auff. 24.'Blue
i . 1 K Kllla nAnfUn?
extend tnft government. laws, ua uiuyuotsu wj r
to increase the Joy ot living ana iujln congrreSs, would throw America
. ii..n n-u ntn thA hands i ur.h A himrlraH voarn tn d;ivs Of
put tne aay ' , "ay-n WMD ' " 1
-11 Whi wiah it while it is still fanatical Dersecutions," declared
. . i 1,1 xinwll "It fs I a t - t A 1 Kurt 7immprmfln
t intended, however, to usurp Washington, D. C, director of the
the position of the newspapers.
University ol
HOW TO HAVE
RICH, RED BLOOD
In addition to eating plenty
of wholesome food and taking
regular exercise, your blood
should be kept pure. S. S. S.
will enrich the blood and drive
out the impurities that causa
rheumatism, eczema, tetter,
pimples, blackheads, boils or
other skin diseases arising from
impoverished blood.
for Spaciaf Bookht or for indi
viduml advio; without charge,
writ Chief Medic.! Advisor,
S S S Co ,Dop't 440. Atlantm, Om.
uet 3. a. o. Mi your urumarew.
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CONTAINS
The College of Literature,
Science and the Art.
The School of Architecture
and Allied Arts.
The School of Business
Administration.
The School of Education.
The Extension Division.
Fall Term Opens I
A high standard of cultural and profed
one of the outstanding marks of toe Stsl
folders on the varioun schools, or I
THE REGISTRAR. UNIVERSITY
Rain Maker
Again On Job
In Dry Kansas
sss
Speakers' Bureau of the Anti-Blue
Law League of America.
"I want to warn Americans
lonlal days which Is now threaten- JC0 r Rich, Red Bloffi
ing," continued the Rev. Dr. Zim- ""i"
merman, who came here to deliver
a number of addresses, Including
one before the local outing of the
Anti-Blue Law league.
"As Americans we should stand
bv an American Sabbath, not a
24. The Continental nor a Puritanic Sab
Tired and Nervous from the Lack
of Sleep? Do You Know
the Reason Why?
Sleep time Is the time when
the reconstructive processes in
your body are busiest turning
food into blood, and nerve tissue,
end living cells.
That's the reason why lack of
sleep makes you irritable, ineffi
cient and nervous; and why you
lack "punch" when you don't get
a proper amount of the right
kind of sleep.
It has been the experience
of many that the cup of tea or
coffee, taken at meal-time, robs
them of sleep.
In Gould and Pyle's Cyclo
pedia of Medicine and Surgery
youH find that "caffetn is a rap
idly acting stimulant to the brain
and spinal cord, quickens the
action of the heart, and raises
blood pressure."
This makes it a very good
medicine if prescribed by a doctor
for cases of collapse, when a pa
tient needs to have his system
abnormally forced into activity.
But carJstne is not good for
people whose systems don't need
to be drugged.
So if you don't get your proper
sleep at night, it may be because
you are being kept awake by
tea or coffee.
Stop tea and coffee for awhile
and drink Postum the delicious
cereal beverage.
Postum is a pure cereal prod
uct, and contains no harmful
element whatsoever. Your first
taste of Postum will surprise and
please you. Many people prefer
the flavor of Postum to that of
coffee.
Order Postum from your gro
cer today. Drink this hot, re
freshing beverage In place of tea
or coffee for ten days, and see
what a wonderful difference it
will make in the way you feel.
Pottum comae In two format Inatanl
(in ami) null lnaanUy In the cop br
amattoa ef li oiling wat. Poaaum Caraal
of larger Wk, for thorn who
the drink whBa the maal le being
hf temmg far M merw,
On
pj(i
Emporia, vu.. - - . ...... . ajQ h,
"rainmaker" is on the job again. ""j " -
Or rather, he's after a job again.! day of rest re Won recrea-
And If Kansas farmers will only a . V T. ,7 77
say the word he will come to their' of freedom for each individual, to
say tne won. DroDer observe the day as he deems best.
X7L& rwrr.accordmg to the dictates of his
rents of rain to succor the ripen- own conscience.
Ing crops. I "The stability ef our American
The drought In this section of government is assured because It
Kansas during the past month rests on a three-fold foundation
has brought scores of appltca-1 made up of a free church, a free
Hons from "rainmakers." Individ- school and a free state. The rights
uals corporations and communl- of each are guaranteed by the Con
ties received them by the doien. It stltution," said the Rev. Dr. Zlm
appears, in fact, that there are merman.
enough "rainmakers" scattered The efforts of so-called reform
around the country to bring about ers to enact laws similar in spirit
a second deluge, if thev all gath- and intent to the blue laws of the
ered In convention and started up Puritan days re fraught with
their ralnmaklng machinery to danger to the republic, as such
lure the elusive raindrop out of a laws would undermine its very
clear sky f foundation. It Is to combat this
As a result of the rainmakers' danger that the Anti-Blue Law
offers to give Kansas a downright League of America has been or
good soaking many inquiries have ganlied.
been received at the Kansas State! "We are arousing the people to
Normal school here as to whether this danger. I am organizing tore
i redence could be placed in such a e of four-minute speakers In all
proposition. Professors in the de- parts of the country. That this
partment of chemistry have re- danger Is real and not Imaginary
piled that "ralnmaking" is a sci-' congress of two bills which pro
entlflc possibility. I vJde for a Sunday without recrea-
Twenty-five years ago Professor! tion without concerts or enter
T H Dlnsraor. head of the de- j talnment, without newspapers,
partment of chemistrv at that time ' motion pictures, or other theatres,
actually produced rain on the roof : without stores of any kind open
of the mvnhal school " w"h drastic regulation of
"Professor lMnsmore arranged a travel on that day."
balloon-like affair, which he sentj
into the air from the roof of the JfUOllClty JNeeCl
building, sain imunv iuin
who wltneased the experiment.
"To this was attached a little
rubber tube leading to an ammo
nia gas generator on the building.
The gas. escaping Into the air.
tended to condense the moisture
at
Cuticura Scan
The Velvet Touch
For the Skin
Swp,Ointrant Tnknm.Jte ewywlicr Ferapl
eddrM Oitter Imyaortarte.lia.X Kalaaa, Mast
"Here's Real T
says the Good Juc
That gives a man more
genuine chewing satis
faction than he ever got
out of the ordinary kind.
Smaller chew.lastslonger
so it costs less to chew
this class of tobacco.
And the good, rich to
a world
rf aatisftirrfinn. '
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco L-new
Ml . Lf
win icu yyru lum.
Put up in two styles
W-R CT IT is a loni fine-cut tobac
RIGHT CUT is a
of Churches to
Draw Crowds
Wtlmmmmml
24. Lane
attend
Eugene. Or., Aug.
need more publicity.
'PontilA nn lonrpr
. v. .Uinta until thpv became ..,,, .h.. (rnm a Rpnse nf fltitv
heavy enough to precipitate In the, they must be lured away from
form of rain. Some rain actually ( golf, and they must pay for ser
was produced. The experiment, of mons as other goods are paid for."
course, wis on a small s.-ale." So says Rev. Dr. Albert ft. llf-
No rainmaker, however, has fenbarh. I'nitarian minister
been engaged as yet to mix Jupi
ter Pluvias eocktails for thirsty
Kansas crops.
111c
of
Boston, editor of the Christia.i
Register, wbo has started a cam
paign for improving sermon j and
making -churches more popular.
He thinks a good hustling adver
tising agent In churches outi
Poker Declared Legal
inm Auc 2 4 Poker
gal in Qreat Britain until a few make rich returns
days ago. has. after a teat caae In aiiaistar should study ad.-er-
whlrh the defendant was found Using methods."' be says ' With
uit aulltv. now been declared legal than it would be a matter of ap-
aad caa be played la ciuba. etc.. aa plication, tor they have trained
pipe's a pal packed with
Seven days out of every week you'll get real smoke
joy and real smoke contentment if you'll get close-up
to a jimmy pipe! Buy one and know that for yourself!
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pipe's the greatest treat, the happiest and most appe
tizing smokeslant you ever had handed out!
You can chum it with a pipe add you will once
you know that Prince Albert is free from bite and
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Why every puff of P. A. makes you want two more;
every puff hits the bullseye harder and truer than tne
last! You can't resist such delight I
And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when
you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert ! Such entic
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