Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 21, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE 247,996 PATROL BY SPEED COPS A total of 247,930 patrol miles ero covered by tlie operatives of Sthe Btato traffic department dur yiiig 1923, according to the annual I report filed with the Becrctury ot ! state here by T, A, Raffety, chief utate traffic inspector, and total fi activities for the year numbered 26,927. The regular number ot traffic officers for the year was 13, though at time as many as 17 were employed. Other important statistics in tha report covering the year's work are: Delinquent automobile license fees collected, $33,429.03; fines imposed as a result of arrests by operatives ot the department, $28,751.15; value of stolen cars recovered, $16,300; motor vehicle license fees collected from cars registered in other states, and whose owners have established residences in Oregon, $067.75; to tal amount of revenue for which credit is claimed by the depart ment, $88,158.62.. Warnings or notice of violation lips to the number ot 9580 were issued to motor vehicle operators who were observed violating the inw in some minor degree, me total arrests for the year num bered 1670, fewer in number by almost 200 than during tne pre vious year. DuiinE the period from August 1, 1920, when the department be came operative, a period of three years and five monins, uao ar rests have been made, 20,322 warnings issued, 490,112 patrol miles covered, stolen cars recov ered to the value ot $38,770, and flcllnnuent license fees collected find fines Imposed totaling $179,- 885. 98. It is believed a prom in excess of $50,000 can bo shown. CANDLER BARS BRIDE FROM MANSION. t-ji II San Salvador, Republic of Sal vador, Feb. 21. Honduras lias now three proclaimed "presidents" according to dispatches received here. The first is Dr. Juan Angel Arias tho Hberul candidate, to whom Former President Rafael Outierrcz fa to have handed the reins i of office. I Tho second is General Tluurcio f Carias, who recently proclaimed ' himself de facto head of the gov 't ernment, but whose forces since I were sajd to have met with serious 1 reverses. The third Is Pollcarpo Bonilla, who Is supported by Generals Gregoro Kerrera and Vicente Tosta I Kerrera and Tosta are said to be I making progress and arc expect ed to have reached San Pedro, in Suln. I LIBERTY FILM OFFERS UNUSUAL PLOT THEME Romance, thrills, adventure and human interest plua an Interna tional plot combine to make "Pil Brlms of the Night," today's of fering at the Liberty theater one of the most abnorblng dramas of the season. It was produced by J. L. Frothingham for distribution by Associated Producers, Inc.. from the famous novel, "Passers By" by E. Phillips Oppenheim. Lewis S. Stone, Hubyo De Ro mer, William V. Mong, Kathleen Kirkliam, Raymond Hatton, Wal ter McGrai and Frank Li eg nre among the players who portray the important roles. Mrs. Asa G. Candler, recent bride of the multi-millionaire coca cola ting ot Atlanta, Go., has been barred from hie marble mansion there, following her arrest with two men. William J. Stoddard and G. W Keeling, in a fashionable apartment, all being charged with being "oc cupants of a dive." A bottle ot liquor they were drinking was confis cated, Stoddard declared they were having a "bUBlnesB conference," Mrs. Candler having been his stenographer six years before her mar rlage, Candler has juBt successfully defended a $500,000 alienation oi affections suit brought against him by Mrs. Onezlma de Bouchell, of New Orleans.' After breaking that engagement he married his present wife, who was Mrs. Mary Little Rogio, a public stenographer. Denver, Colo., Feb. 21. Police Tuesday night reported the rival here of a refrigerator car filled with bonded liquor. A heavy guard was placed around the car whfch will be turned over to fed eral prohibition agentB. Police said the car had been shipped from "some point in Cali fornia'' to an unnamed consignee in Cleveland, Ohio, billed as "nou intoxicatlng wine." They believed Ihe car contained at least 1000 cases ot bonded liq uor, and estimated the value at ap proximately $200,000. Officers declared the discovery Cuticura Keeps The Complexion Fresh Us Cuticura Soap daily for the toilet , and have a clear, fresh complexion, free I from pimp lei or blackheadi. Auist when necessary by Cuticura Ointment.' Do not fail to Include the exquisitely! center Cuticura Talcum in your toilet preparation. I taplM Tr fcTMafl AMrm- CttftvkUter-1 kUrln, Dpt Ir.Maldtt . at km " fieM trttj wh'r. 3o Be. Ointment IE and GOc.Talrutn&c. aW Try our nw Shatinf Stick. Carnation H Milk Yarn cam dilute the double rich contents of this can umtll tha quart bottle ovtf flo$ with fmrt milk CW.f.C. was the result of several days watching for liquor shipments. Two other cars, they assert, have been shipped through Denver re cently. A' rum ring national In Its scope has been shipping through this city for many months It is claimed and shipments in car load cars are not unusual. Dr. L. O. Clement, who Is a member of the Findley, Steevcs, Clement offices here, was elected vice president of the ear. eye, nose and throat society at a meeting hid in Portland Monday evening. In the absence of the president, Dr. Findley presided at the meeting. FELDER DENIES COLLECTING COIN New York, Feb. 21. Thomas B. Felder, the attorney who yes terday was attacked in the senate by Senator Wheeler of Montana In connection with remarks about At torney General Daugherty, das challenged the senator to repeat his statements after foregoing senatorial Immunity. Senator Wheeler's statement that "the newspapers in New York carried the details of how the at torney general's former partner, and friends, Mr. Felder, was col lecting money for the purpose of selling offices and appointments and for the dismissal of the whis ky cases in the city of New York" was road to Mr. Felder, and he is sued tho following statement: "There is not a word of truth In Senator Wheeler's ridiculous charges against me except that 1 was Mr. Daugherty 's former friend. I am his friend today. I was never his partner. We were associated in many cases in former years, but since hobecame attor ney general, I have never accept ed any employment from any client In any matter that originat ed in the department of Justice." Read Capital Journal want Ada, RLDONTBE People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you net a package of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there's no sickness or pain alter taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effec tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with a "dark brown taste, " a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good" feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much better you feel and look. 15c and 30c "I'll Take a Chancel 9 9 THE thought that goes with the cup of coffee at the evening meal is a disturbing one. "It may keep me awake tonight!" The something caffeine in coffee that keeps so many folks awake nights, is entirely absent in Postum the de licious, pure cereal beverag J. The dif ference means a full night's rest and a bright tomorrow. ostum P for Health "There's a Reason" Postum comes In two foratst Instant Postum in tins pre pared instantly in the cup by the addition ot boiling water. Postum Cereal in packages lot those who prefer the flavor brought out by boiling fully 20 minutes. The cost oi either form is about one-hall cent a cup. At grocers everywhere ilT&j Missis jflq JACK HOXjE In Another Success "Cyclone Bliss" A WESTERN PICTURE THAT BREATHES THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE REAL WEST. A THRILLING STORY WITH MANY PUNCHES. THE STEEL TRAIL With Wm. Duncan HOLY SMOKE A Comedy Today Tomorrow BLIGH THEATRE They don't wear put Nearly 100 of all the Victrolas ever made are still rjlavine satisfactorily, but if you compare the first with the last a great improvement will be demonstrated. The Victor policy is to make each record and each instrument better than the last, but we do not announce each step as a great achievement. Out today New Victor Records Red Seal Records Ciribiribin' (Paukm) iu;u. Ill Bacio Lacreria Boril Lucrezia Borif DOUBLE-FACED Numbw Ji 986 $1.50 987 1.50 Vlctrola No. 100 $150 Mahogany, oak or walnut Victrola No. 260 $150 Mahogany or walnut m WM Vlctrola Mo. 405 Walnut, $250; electric, $290 There is but one Victrola and that is made by the Victor Company look for these Victor trademarks. Two familiar but entrancing waltz sonffs. with the lov of tha Italian tkies in them. The second was composed for Adelina Patti; the first sprang up in Neapolitan streets. You should have them both in your permanent record library. JLiebesleid rw,n. ui, Hugo Kreiilerj (Serenade (Driso) rhUmmhu Hugo Kreitleri Famous waltz melodies set for the 'cello; an old one front classical Vienna, and a more modern one, romantically beauti ful. Fritz Kreisler accompanies, at the piano, which of itself would make these records unusual. Light Vocal Selections Do Coppah Moon (Honey, 1 Wants Yer Now Shannon QuartetJ Charming quartet numbers, mingling humor and sentiment. t Both have catchy and memorable tunes, humming effects, and agreeable voice-contrasts. Sung without accompaniment flf the Rest of the World Don't Want You 1 FrankiynBaur 19243 I Little Pal of Long Ago Henry Burr J Doubling a new Victor artist, Franklyn Baur, with the popu lar Burr in reminiscent tenor songs of special merit. Old Fashioned Love Noble Siiile and Eubie Blake Item "Runnio' WW") 19253 Sweet Henry Noble Siule and Eubie Blake ' Two songs with piano by these favorite colored comedians and composers. The first you know at a fox trot The other tells of a hero with the ladies. Melodious Instrumental 1 Ross' Ju Ju Man jt..j, .. "Black Face" Eddie Rossi (Ross' Florida Cracker ,;. "Black Face" Eddie RosiJ 19i!13 Eddie Ross is more than a great ban joist; he is a master of the "old-fashioned" American style of musical composition ana inese victor recordings ao him tun justice Dance Records fSo This is Venice! Foi Trot J uicn"ZMcUFolba") Learn to Do the Strut Fox Trot t (ftgn "Miuk Bx Rmw") In the first an "English tourist" sings a vocal refrain, and an accordion plays "The Carnival of Venice," followed by ax coloraturas. Then another fox trot showing Whiteman at his best. Tripping Along Wallz (Arizona Stars Wallz .75 .75 Whiteman and Orchestra 19252 The Troubadonrsl, noes The Troubadours19251 A waltz in which the rhythms of jazz are interestingly com bined with a smooth waltz melody, in a style new to most of us; then a waltz in more usual manner with a vocal refrain A record you will want to hear over and over again. JOh, Baby'-FoiTrot t Holding Hands Fox Trot Snappy, fox trots by an orchestra that has made and fa keeping a name for itself. Waring'sPennsyIraniaiul10e( 7e Waring'sPennsylvaniaoiJ1954 ,7S TRADE MARK TUADE MARK "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" -a ctroia Victor Talking Machine Company. Caoideii.H.11, Dr. L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum, Chinese Medicine Co. have moved to 420 State Street L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 420 and 428 Slnto SU lias wonderful Chinese remo rilm whlc li will cure nny hninnn allmODt Including Rldenche, back ache, Btomnch, kidney trouble, rnalo anj trmnle. If 111 consult an at once. Delay la dangerous. EaUiulislicd 1 years In Salem. Oregon. I'hono 8S Cnpital Journal Want Ads Pay .&'Jt mm p The Principle of Thrift The Hucccsa of nny business, largo or small, is built upon the principle of thrift. And correspondingly, the success of your own personal future is built upon the same principle. There can never be any progress or advancement without the practice of this policy. Therefore, be thrifty by depositing your money in tho United States National Bank where it will draw interest while accumulating for some future need. You will be surprised at the pleasure it will give you because you arc a saver. United States National Bank Salem. Oregon,