Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 05, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO "(THE CAPITAL JOURWAi; SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1925 Prom the Richest and Best Part of the State News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journafs Special Correspondents F E E CARD ON FRIDAY Harry Plant, matchmaker, he arranged a big double main (rent to be presented for the fight (ane ot the card to be siren on Jan uary 9. The card promises to be the best ret presented by Plant and all of the fighters are work ing hard for their coming battle. Plant spent some time in Port land last week in arranging the principals for the two ten round bouts and he has tome of the beet . fighters available. The card as arranged by Plan will Include Sewell Oeane of Sa lem and Frankie Doyle of Spo kane in one of the big ten round' era. The other ten round bo:i will be between Cracker Warre of Oregon City and Phil Baycs of Salem. This will be Bayes first . appearance in Ralera for som time. He Is working hard for his coming tight and he is going to give warren a tough battle. War ren Is willing to mix and brines good record with him. He fough in one of the four round prelim inanes at the fight In Pnrtlan on New Year's day and handed Joe Marcus a good licking. Dcane lost the decision to Dawson Kugene In his last fight here bu was In no condition to fight as he had just undergone an oper ation for a gathering In his three days before he fought Daw son, lie ironed a challenge for return match with Dawson anil will get It If he wins over Doyle. i-iuiu will match the winner the Deane-Doyle fight with Daw son and the winner of the Baves. Warron mix with Harry Harris oC Portland. Plant has arranged two snappy preliminaries for the com ing fight and he thinks that tlio double main event will go over big with the good drawing cards. All of the fighters are in the best of condition, and they are promising a good fight as they want to get another cuauce to perform before the Salem tarn Dei tie has taken Salem as hi residence and will give a good battle so that be can remain in Salem for the riwt of the lighting season nere at leaut. The no smoking law will be In effect as u.iual, nays Plant, anil there will be two offices for tickets. Past Year Good One For Local Teams In Athletic Competition $556,632 SPENT Flffi FIRES For tlio first lime expenditure Hilling the fire season of 1924, for patrol and fire suiinressloii lauds oulside the national forcHtH las.vd the halt million dollar mark, the total for the year beini; ?.r5li.6;; J.77, says a report of tile elate forestry department. The patrol cost was In excess of last year, but lira figlitluK ex pcnililiire.i wer. the big item, - jumping io i27i,:i 13.85. or nc.ir- ly half the total exiiendlturcs Sixty per cent of this was spent by operators and 40 per cent by associations. All former ro.onis woro broken in the duration and continued . dryness of the fire seasou. I t'lres iouiiht numbered 1SSJ. Causes are listed as follows: Incc-ndiury, 37V; lightning. 311; Hiuoker.i. J'JU; campers, lli'i; slashings, 131; land clearing.' lllti; hunters, 94; logging. 53. The remainder were ntliiUiited lo mlsj- ccIIhiicihik cauv-es, Fires burned o,.-.- 252. SKI acivi. of which 26.SU4 was inerchnnta'ile timber, the remaining ton, ODD acres being second growth and ' burned, cut-over, brush and gru - land. Timber damaged nnd destroyed is plueeil nt 1 !I4.(I I S.ODO board .'eel of which 132,49!.0I0 Is anlvnMii. leaving a loas of only 72.42 1 .00H, vullled at JlS2.4i;5.riO. Monetary loss in the destruction of l.iyi. equipment anil improvements Is placed lit f7l.7.1.ri making tiie total luss $a70.2Ul.02. (By Eliioa lirickell.) The year 1924 was one of the most successful in the spurting circles that balem baa ever enjoyed. Both professional and amateur sports have bad a big year and the pros pects for another good year are promising. The Salem Senators, a profes sioual baseball club, had one of the best seasons in years, due to the business-like handling o "Ulddie" Bishop, who acted ai manager and player, Blshoo iiisUi several improvements in the club house and gave the locula a fist, scrappy nine. This was the lirst lime for several years that the Senators have ended on the right aid--1 of the ledger. As for tuc gamcs won, they were more than successful. Tbey played in some of the fastest company in the stale and lost only six borne games. Four of these were to the high salaried Kelso and Longvlew nines. High school baseball was nlso good aud the locals are expecting to have a better lineup than last year, as most of the veterans will be back In tbe harness with one more year of . experience. Caugh oll, scrappy receiver for the hign school, will be absent from the lineup when the call comes to pluy ball, but Huntington will have plenty of good material. Willamette li-l a fairly good team and, although they fulled to shine they gave a good account of themselves. High school football was good for Salem as far as tho games went, tho only thing marring the season for the red and black was the lack of games. Efforts were unavailing to extend the 111 ill iicnooi looioall season ten days. The present season Is declared to he loo short as the Wlllaniet: valley schools do not open until uctolier. which makes Ihem hustl to got Into shape and close the sea. son by 1 hanksgiving. Willamette fuiled to do nn7. Il'lng brilliant on the gridirjj I hey had wonderful hopes of winning renin wnen Ihey held !lle University of Oregon eleven to tie in the first game of the season. Dut did nol Improve us the season .Hew along and consequently fin isned toward tho bottom of tu. ladder. Willamette la completily out of Its class with the big col lege teams and would do better In league of tho smnlter schools, which Is being agitated. Hie basketball season Is lust itartlng and any efforts to predict tho possible resuirs of the season would bo futile. Both the Salem high school aud Willamette un veralty have brighter prospects man uiey nave Had for years. Wll lamette has one of the bust ached ulee that they have had fur sev eral seasons. They are to inecl the University of Washington and University of Southern California aud many of the other strong teams on tbs local floor. They snouiu at least get and even break during the season. The high school bns been going good In the tew p-ainea they have had this far and they will more ban likely be championship von tenders. Tho ruling that all high school couches must be faculty; members will cause several of the Portland schools to lose their pre's- nt coaches, but will give tho io als a chiinco ti meet them. Salem is given a big boost iu the porting (ircles as the state iias- Uetball championship is decided here under tho suspires of tin Wllljmette university. Salrit high wau forced out ot tho tourna ment last year duo to tho protest if Independence, who protested ho playing ot lirant Kallin N The smokers will contlnuo to be a feature; during toe winter sea son. Much Interest has been taken In the athletic events at tbe Y. M. C. A. during the past year and Inter est bas been kra at the open house program given during tbe Christmas holidays. Tbe commer cial basketball series under the direction of Bob Boardman ot tbe "Y" has not flourished financial ly, but tbey have had a good sea son and the teams are to vie for honors this week when they play the finals for tho league cham pionship. Anderson ft Brown and the Union Oil are tbe two contender The T. M. C. A. is centering most of their efforts on the new building to be erected. The cam paign for the funds was the out standing event ot the season. A swimming campaign was held last summer under the directiou ot Professor Corsan at New yarn. A camp was held by the "x "'with about thirty members from Salem. They also supervised the play ground and uoaramaa reports big attendance during the season. Tbey will have charge ot two this coming season. Gymnasium etats- ea are held dally with about 11 cljwn during tbe week. Both tennis and golf had bright Tear locally. Willamette bad a brilliant tennis team last year. The team consisted of Will lam Walsh, Emmel and Mickey. They met and defeated Albany Monmouth, Unlverstiy ot Oregon and Lintield. Oregon was defeat ed four eets to one. Tbey entered the Pacific coast conference meat held at Eugene and Emmel gave Wallace Scott, of the University i Washington, his toughest game. Scott won the Intercollegiate championship ot the country. The conference will be held at Cor- valUs this year. Swimming is not one ot the Sa lem sports outside ot the classes held at the Y. M. C. A. Much in terest has been taken in the lat tests at tbe "Y" tor the girls un der the direction ot Mary Erick son, a Willamette university itu dent- The girls are given tests In Red Cross lite eaving methyls. Tbe Schaeffer method ot rcsuscl tation is being taught. Silverton News pccily forward, who had iilayod his full time. Independence won he rit;h, to represent this district th ha lorn out, hut were ehmi- itHtod in the semt-fliuts. Smokers hnvo clnlmeit their hare of inti'ie-.t nnd nil of t!i aids put on by Harry .Mini'., matchmaker, have lieen well re- eived. Salem ha ncnuired n ho or no mean abiliiv in St-wrl! Oeane. who comiu here with nn UYiiihlc record. In tlio two finlitr-- Uati fmiKht he has ah own t m: is nn jtiimtntr M t''- fare Silverton, Or., Jan. 6. (Spe cial.) Cumins as a complete an priBe to his many friends was th wedding of Mel via HI vine to Mlas Alico Kiereon. The wedding took place at Vancouver, Wa-Jh during the holidays and the youu people returned to Silvertou, Fri day. Mr. itivincss Is the owner of tho Uiviness grocery on Water tit reel. Mrs Uiviness spent jouk time at Silverton a few years ago Mr. and Mrs. I. Jacob sen were newts to a group of friends Tuur day at dinner at their home on Mill street. Covers were laid fo: Mrs. Hans Jensen. Mrs. Anna K Jensen, Miss Alice Jensen, Alfred Jensen, lieu ben Jeuaen, Mrs, Marie Duness, Mrs. J. P. Isaacjou and Miss Thea Jensen. That Oregon news travel fir was recently proved when V. ilraa ier.owner of "Bobbie," the wonder dog. received a framo of wild flow ers from G. F. Uerthoud of Home West Australia. Mr. Herthou said that ho had read of "Uobbie. A number of bilvertonians mo tored to Portland New Year's da to attend the concert given by the St. Olaf choir rf Northfield. Minn Among those going were Mr. ur, Mrs. Amos Corhouse, Miss Mar Corhoiwe, Tom Kaaurhus, Mi: Esther Towe, Arthur Towe, Rev, and Mrs. George Henriksen, Mi 1 )o rn H e ti r f k son , M i sa Lou Isv. Henriksen. Mr. and Mrs. Jaapc Hullum, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hen jum, ltev. S. J. Kindtjcth, Antonc Mndseth. Clara Mucke and Clar ence Subo. W. It. Gatchet. who for the past few years ban been one of Silver ton a 'oganberry growers, report hat the recent cold weather killed most of his vines. Owning te the fart that n year would necess.irlly lapse ticforo the vines would again become productive and to the uncertainty of the loganberry murket, Mr. Gatchet says h 1 prnha'jly take out the vines and put in some ottier crops. Accord ng to current report a number ( Silverton loganberry growers ar taking out their vines this winter Tho Silverton Hlow pipe com pany has moved from Its old quir- on west Main street to tile new building on North water street George .Tacolison, who lias been spending the holidays with hi family at Silverton bus returned to Cottage Grove where ho hold: MOTH ! Competitive drills of various kinds have been aehci!nl"il fur t.ie - national guard units meeting at ne .-wirm armory tenant. A ;e.i- nire will be a blindfold rnro In assembling the parte of a Itrown- Ing automatic rifle, the ronte-u- ants being required to nut the rifle together without the use o( their sif hi. Competitive drill In the manual of arme will be open to all com ers. An equipment race, familiar to all soldiers, will be staged. The non-commissioner officers nil privates will compete In a iund drill. Two platoons will be match ed against each other in platoon drill. Freredlnir the military rontes'r will he a askethall game between the first and seoend teams of com pany P. At the conclusion ot the prnxram a feed will be eerved iv COLDS THAI DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA ;iean Child's Bowels "California Fig Syrup" is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children EMA . f u only aHu 3 deep Wis" ur arm I cuMor otnrv Gmtnind ' umt aouut 11 "-WJ-I Chronic cough ana persiitent cold lead to serious lung trouble. You est Stop thrin now ith Oromul.inrt at rrnulsihVd ereomte that is pleasant It lake. Creomulaion is a new medics. uiscovery with twofold action; it soothe, and heals the inflamed membranes am kills the nrrm. Of all known druRS, rrcoeote Is ire oflmted by ihs medical fraternity as th greatest healing agency for tho treat ment of chronic coughs and cold an other forms of throat and lung troubles CrsomulaioQ contains. In addition tc creosote, other healing element whicr exuba and fatal th inHsmed mem branes and stop the rritaltoo and in flammation, whil th creosote goes oi to th stomsch, is absorbed into th. blood, attacks th seat of the tnmblt and destroys tha germ that iead t consumption. Crcouulsioa Is jruaraa.ted atisfsa torj in th traiment of ehroaio coaghi tod colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhs bronchitis and other forma of thro nd lunc diseases, and is escelteat fm budding up tha system after colds ai tha fiu. Money refunded if any congf vr wio, o mailer ot now long stsad ing, is no relieved after taking accord ing to directions. Ash your druajiisL -'i Ca, Atlanta, Ca, (Adr.) Even if ci os, feverish, bilious. eonsUp.U J ur full ot cold, chil dren love the pies tut nt taste of California Kig Syrup" and tt nev r fit lis to sweeten the stomach nnd open ths bowel. A teaspoon ful today may prevent a alik child tomorrow. iHMen't cramp or over- art, font nins no narcotics or sooth I lie druirs. Ask your drunlst for re nut n- 'Valiforni rig Hyrup" which has directlone for babies and children of all agva printed on bottle. i Mother! Voa must any 'Vahforn.fi"! or you may get an inula tioa fig I a position with a lumber company, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson formerly livcni at Cottage Cruve and plan to return there at the close of the Silverton school term. Mr. i nd Mra. Joram Huso and two children. Elaine and Everett, are visiting with Mrs. Huso's: sta ter. Mrs. I. J. Docrr. The Husos are from Crosby, North Dakoti and report that they were six days en route. A little west of Cutbnnk, Montana, they were held up for over 48 hours on account of snow, At L.tbby, Montana, they were again delayed b a collision be tween two mail trains. Another holiday wedding In which a Silvertonian participated was that of Emil L. Grant to lior- nice Clinard, the latter of Evor- Hfin, Wash. The wedding occurred December 27 at Nooiwack, Wanh, and the yoting people have return' ed to Silverton to make th ia their home. L. O. McDonald haa sold his business, known as Mac's lla?e, to David Brown and L. G. Verdon, both of Spokane, Wash. It Is un demlood that the present force will bo retained by the new man ageuicnt. Mr. McDonald will go on the road as a traveling sales man for a candy company. Lyons News Lyons, Or., Jan. 5. A watcfl party was held in the I. O. 0. P. hnlt Wednesday evening by the Kobekiihs and Odd Fellows. A pleasant time was reported by larfie attendance. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Huber are the proud pu rents of a baby boy, born January 2. Kay J. Fox recently sold their store. They are moving into tho Ucorgo Uolsiger a house. Mra. Kox will have charge of the postoffice tor no mo time. Mr. and Mrs. Titus Bierly of Oregon City spent a few days at the II. F. Bodfker home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth spent Chriatmaa with Mra. 211s worth's parents, Mr. aud Mra. Au dcrson of Lyons. Tho I'eek family la visiting elatives in Corvallitj this week. Happiness belongs only to those Who are contented. PRIVATE MOTOR E Opposition to any plan which would take the Salem public auto park out of the jurisdiction ot the city has been expressed by Homer ti. bmiin, member ot the presen parks board. "An auto park should never be allowed to fall into the hands of private Interests," says Smith. According to announcement the park will be opened for the use of tha public on March 1, 1925. Agitation has been started to erect a large community hall on the camp grounds. The building as plannel would probably be a largo one room structure where pubtio entertainments could be held. Secretar y Wilson of the Salem chamber of commerce has stated that he can supply speakers lor programs at frequent inter vals. In 1924 (800 was spent In btiild- ign 16 new tent houses to offset this expenditure a charge of 60 cents was levied for each auto us ing the park. Money for this source paid for the new houses and loft a comfortable surplus for tbe coming season. The board will authorize a continuation of the admisison charge, it le said, and will put all money that U taken in Into Improvements on the grounds. Barker Jr.f capital. $1,000,000, 'I, obj $40,000 to $60,000 was filed by the Medford Priutinc coiupj;ty of Medford. Automatic Transmission com pany, Portland; incorporators, R. PlMPIES How to get rid of them. WHY ENVT a clear, lovabla complexion? Why wish and hope? It Is within your reach! There Is always one quick and sura way to make your complexion free from all eruptions. oimDles. black- beads, boils and that impossible mucHiincss. 'mat Is by building un your red blood-ceils. S.S.S. will do It for you! Because S.S.S. does build red-blood-cells, It cleanses the system and makes thoae so called skin disorders impossible to exist S.S.S. contains only pure vegetable medicinal ingredients. It is also a remarkable builder of firm flesh, which in also important to beauty. It will fill out your hol low cheeks, put the "ruby" of health in your checks and tho sparklo in your eye9. Since 1S2S S.S.S. has been beautifying com plexions and giving women physi cal charm. This is why S.S S. Is accepted ns the greatest ot all blood cleansers and body builders. Begin taking S.S.S. today and give yourseic wuat you nave been look ing for, for years. S. 8. S. Is soli at all gool drug atorea ic two aize. The latger auv la more economical. OheWorlrisRntt .J. Wood Medicine jl SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST1 Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed "by physicians 24 years for Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Toothache .Neuritis Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. Aaplrla ls ta. trade Bart t Bane MaaafMtare of atoooatMlratMnM ot Salferlkaeal ""ESTABLISHED 1868 j GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS ; Office Hours from' 10 a. ni. to 3 p. m. f Mote than flavor -health from New Style H"0 THE only oats that cook Into granular oatmeal. Nothing else like it. Meaty granules stimulate digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful flavor. More than a new oatmeal a new cereal. Energy-building corbohydrates, tissue-building pro teins, a ; wealth of vital minerals. And New Style H-O takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the quickest cooking cereal quick as a flash! E?T I Rrtular 11-0 On!. JJJJl, 1 Now Mjl. U-O Oata (Quick) Stanford full alia and Welsh t pkg. weight. Mb. a ox. IN GATS Cook in 2 to 3 minutes mm WeToldYouSo About eleven months ago we published an advertisement in this paper headed "A Prediction" and stated in that advertisement that when our prediction came true, we would run another headed "We Told You So" and we are today making good that promise. Our prediction stated, that ''Cars selling around the price of the STAR would, within a few months, be compelled to change their designs to conform to the STAR principles of construction, or their sales would materially drop off," and we explained that - what we meant was, that thev would have to use a DISC CLUTCH, SEMI-ELIPTIC SPRING, and many other needed improvements, such as the STAR then contained. And Our Prediction Has Come True But with all of the improvements made by the manufacturers of low priced cars, to this date STAR stands out pre-eminently the peer of them all, and is truly "Tomorrows Car Today" and will continue to be ahead of all competitors, in its class, for performance, economy, beauty, ease of handling, and durability, and here are only a few of the reasons: Star has a genuine Continental RED SEAL motor that is free from vibra tion. NO OTHER LOW PRICED CAR HAS SUCH A UNIT. Star has perfected SHOE FOUR WHEEL BRAKES as regular equipment NO OTHER LOW PRICED CAR HAS THIS FEATURE. Star has force feed lubrication thru drilled crank shaft and cam shaft to every bearing in the motor which positively eliminates the burning out of bearings. NO OTHER LOW PRICED CAR HAS THIS. STAR has a Hot Spot on the intake manifold insuring quick starting and eliminates spluttering and jerking. NO OTHER LOW PRICED CAR HAS THIS. Star has a TUBULAR BACK BONE that prevents all strains and twists on the body. NO OTHER LOW PRICED CAR HAS THIS FEATURE. STAR i? so constructed that one unit does not have to be disturbed to get at another unit, thus saving at least 50 per cent on labor bills as compared with other low priced cars. NO OTHER LOW PRICED CAR HAS THIS FEATURE. Star has passed thru the experimental stage, and is a tried and proven product, and any manufacturer bringing out a new line MUST GO THRU THIS EXPERIMENTAL STAGE. We have a surprise in stock for the prospective purchaser of an automobile. It will pay you to call at our store and get this information. Salem Automobile Company F. G. Delano a. I. Eoff Flint Star Durant Associate Dealers M. J. KreuU Auto Co, Silverton J. W. Berkey, Woodburn Bll Bn Turner M. J. O'Conncll. Independence Peter Dcitrick & Son, Stayton Dallas Garage, Dallas Service Garage. Ml. Angel C. H. Ernst, St. Paul Graham & Calbreath, Monmouth Grand Ronde Garage, Grand Ronde syrup. Attv