Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 07, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1H25 FANS OF ACTION . Harry Plant haa not completed him oard for this coming Friday renin at the armory aside from the two ten round bouts but aa ures the fana that the card will be the beat that baa been In Sa lem for aome time. . Plant will more than likely have a six round go between 0'Lary of Portland and William Byera of Independence. Byers and O'Leary are willing to mix and they will probably be matched. Plant haa al so planned to have m four round bout between two local boys as a curtain raiser. He la not sure who the boys will be, but one of them will probably be Jack Parmenller, who won over Arthur Mayer on the last card. All of these boys are working hard and which ever one Plant chooses will be In good shape. The two ten round fights promise to be h'jmmers, as Deane la more than determined to win to got another shot at Charles Dawson. Phil Hayes haa trained to his proper weight and will give Warren one of the best flghta that be has had. Doyle will arrive In Salem some time today to wlndup his training lor the fight. Doyle halls from Spokane and all reports are that lie la a classy stepper and will make Deane show all of his wares to get the decision. Deane has complete ly recovered from the operation on his ear, and If he doesn't win It will be because Doyle Is bettor. Plant urges tho tuna to abut a In from smoking during the fight aa It slows tho fighters down when they are forced to step ten fast rounds. EVIDENCES OF WILD PARTY SEEN IN CHAPEL An empty whisky flash, a nura bar of cigarette stubs and other general Indications that a wild party bad been staged were found in the chapel room at Waller hall, Willamette university, when the building waa opened for ue Tuefc day. No particular clues pointed toward the party baring been held by university students. Amateur eleuths took up tn trail and dlacove ed that entrance had baeu gained through one of the side windows of the building, university ladder having bsen used for that purpose. Among other clues pounced up on were a few articles of feminine clothing. The last automobile load of the 15 Willamette students who went to the western American studui' conlerence at Asillmur returned Tuesday afternoon. Approximate, lv Gun students, icproseuting col lceeo west of the Hoc kit in tht United States and college In Brit lsh Columbia, Mexico and iluwu: were present at Aaillmar, which Ib located at Monterey bay, Lame: Ula. Returning aruednts rep.ir that 22 nationalities were rep re ented at the convention. Those going from WUlameUe werj Merl IJonney, Tom How, Jar!; Vinson, Lewis Oerson, Shiugo-'n Moronioto, Percy Hammond, I'J'il Johnson. Nnrl Yumnshita, count: Chang, Howard Mort, Way it Crow. Paul Buckley, Dwight Kind ley, Antonio Rowan and Morrison Handsuker. Otlo Love and Henry Cross were delegates from Kiin'ul college. Ftixlley and Vinson started out to walk the entire distance, and report that they were carried by tr .voting motorists nil the way except some -5 miles over the Sis kiyou mountains. TROUBLE STARTS Physicians wnrn n gainst neglect tag roughs and colds and tell of Oto 'serious lung complications that may result. I yenning imytslclanft Mow prescribe HAUSAMI A for all bronchial of feet Ions. UAIsK.IMI-.A Is a pure vegetable- preparation made from a newly discovered plant. Dr. Hen J. F. Crnblree .An derm mi, Mn., writes: "1 use It ri eltiflvcly for my practice and ni family... It Is quick, sura nml Mifc In Its action like nothing else." Toward the end of the Influenza pidcmlc a government physician noticed that a tribe of Indians In Nevada, by the use of oils from a native plant were Immune from the ravages of Influenza. He used these oils among his white patlentB and then In a hospital over-flowing with "death" cases. News of the result swept the world and for some time It was not pos sible to supply the demand. ItAUMAMKA hns now been atandanllzed and gives uniformly miraculous results In four ways: 1 It sooths tho Inflamed niembrunen and relieves Irritation. 2. It In orenses secretion of mucous and permits easy expectoration. S It stimulates pores of the akin In throwing off body poisons and 4 It strikes at the cause, checking germ action Immediately. Io not confuse It with ordinary balsam cough syrups that are only soothing syrups and do not go to the bnee of the trouble, t'nlikr other cough remedies BALSAM KA Is free from coal tar and other harmful narcotics. Pleasant to take and absolutely safo to give to children. lie sura you get RAL-SA-ME-A With the picture of the Indian on the package. Guaranteed to relieve any cough, no matter from what cause, or your money back. All druggists sell BALSA MBA. In Sa lem buy It from J. G. Terry Drug store. adv. Two fuat basketball games are to be played this week by the Sa lem high school according to an nouncements inado by Den nit; Hecuan, athletic manager of the high school, yesterday afternoon, lleenaa has been able to arrange a date wtlh the fast Franklin high school of Portland which will be played on the high school floor to morrow evening. Franklin high has one of the beat teuum in the state as tiiey have a quintet of veterans and many of the new ones are threat ening to take their places from them. Franklin defeated the Che mawa Indians not long ago on the Indians' floor by a 27-20 score. They also won over the Yreka , high school of California by a i score of 4S to i.J. Salem was scheduled to meet the Yreka hign, Hchoul five here on the lust of lie-1 cember but the game waa can-1 colled. Franklin bids fair to give the red and black a hard game and they are almost certain to win the championship of Portland. On Saturday evening the bigi. school five will clash with the McMinnville team on the lo-nu floor. Not much Is known as to the strength of McMinnville but they are certain to make the locals extend themselves to get a win. Salem has a sc'icrtulo of some of the hnrdcHt games in years and will more than likely give a good account of themselves. The only thing that they lack Is a go.j-J guard to fill tho vacancy left by Patterson. Huntington is busy de. vcloping one that will be able to fill the position. Both of tlu.-e games are to start at 7:45 o'clock. "Pug" Hoss will probably referoo. A preliminary game will be playrtl before the Franklin clnnh. KAY ASKS DELAY F Salem May Be Faced With Grip Epidemic Local People Unred to Use Vin-nr. ous Measures to Combat Fur ther Spread of Deep Grippy 101US PNEUMONIA CHIEF DANGER Grippe Attacks Weaken Body's iiesistance to Germs of Pneu monia All Colds Should be Treated Promptly Peep grippy coliia have been unusually prevalent here this winter. The situation is fairlv general throughout the states. In some sections these colds are called ''Influenza." but the ma jority of health officers report that they are much milder than the original epidemic and resem ble more closely the old fathlon- d la grippe. They are usually ac companied by a headache, burn- ng eyeballs and aching scalp and frequently by gastric and In testinal complications such as hie coughs, nausea, diarrhea, etc. I olds ore too often neglected until they have low red the vital ity sufficiently to permit the lurk Ing germs, which cause pneumo nia, bronchitis and Influenza to attack the body. Don't Take Chances The only safe plan i to attack a cold right at the beginning. A hot hath, a Inxative, a sweat and vigorous application of Vicks V poltub at bedtime over throat nnd chest will often break up a cold over night. For hours after Vicks Is applied the vapors of Camphor, Menthol. hucalyptus. Thyme and Turpen tine, released as vapors by the body heat, are Inhaled directly In to the Infected Air passages. At the eune time Vlcks Is absorbed through the skin and also stim ulates It like a poultice or pi us er. It la an obstinate rohl Indeed that ran resist this direct, double action. Vicks Vapor Steam If the atr passages are badly stopped up, try the "Teakettle and Tent" treatment. Thla meth od fully explained In the direc-j tlona consists, briefly, of vapor-1 zing Vicks In a teakettle nnd ar ranging a newspaper "tent" over the patient's head so that the ombined warm ste.im and medi cated vapors can be Inhaled. , Mothers especially appreciate Vlcks for the frequent colds of children, as It can be used freely nnd often, without disturbing the digestion you "just rub It on." Over 17 million Jars are used yearly. Adv. Stats Treasurer Kay, at the meeting of the state board of con trol ye t.rday, declared himself tn favor of deferring action on let ting a contract for construction of tb proposed new state training school for boys until the legisu ture passes on a recommendation which the governor will present asking for additional funds fcr 'HIS NIGHT may convince you Sallow akin la mora than skin dep. Forthat tired, worn out. leeiing, k lial keep your stomach, liver andbowela free from indirection, biliousness and constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets will keep you clean inside. Take two tonight. They will not make yoo tick and yon will feel good to morrow. 60 for 26 cents. Sold oerywnen the project. The moneys provtu ed by two previous legisUmrre, depleted to aome extent by expense incident to the acquiring of a ills, are not now aufficient to complete the school as planned. Governor Pierce said that In lilt message to the lei Islature he will advocate tramfer of the entire In stitution to the new site near Woodburn end the conversion of the present school into a reforma tory for offenders who are too oil for the training school but ton young In crime or years to go to ine state prison. The fancies of men are so imme diately diversified by the individ- a! crisis that every man owns something wherein sons Is like aim. Capital Journal Want Ada Pay Distress After Eating Such as gaasinesa, bloating, belch ing, sour risings, heartburn and heaviness, due to indigestion, are but the stomach cravings for STUARTS Dyspepsia Tablets They sweeten the tttmmch, taks op the oar accumulaUoaa. UmuUu proper Mentions, five tha Hamach an mtiahrm effect that settles It to thus aid dotation- You then learn von may eat pla, chert, pickle, miik. fried esc, bacon, onions, amatage and buckwheats and theae tablet always saw you from distress. AT ALL DRUGGISTS V mam III -iJ". CURED WITHOUT SURGERY MY METHOD of treating Pile, recogiiucd Mao successful, is notv surgical. No inconveniences, embana merinorcoortrstTtn One may come and go about his duties as usual. Keller is apparent from the very first, and I positively GUARAN TEE to cure any case of Files or refund the patient's fee. If you will ifrita to mo I will sand you my FREE book on Pile and other Rectal mad Colon disor- dors. -:--i i m trL5:-jL DEAN WD.Inc poruaao nFbas' scattlc offices: Or O&n UyMliiil SOS-SC2 SktW BuIMh SrHUi)lO MAIN ATM AND PINE If You're Not In Salem J i you can still have the best in motuary service. Our organ ization is large enough, and our equipment so complete and efficient that we handle rural cases as satisfactorily as those here in town. Remember that you have only to call on us to place us entirely at your disposal. Our services reach to where you are. WEBB'S FUNERAL PARLORS "Superior Uunerul Service" ZOj S-a Church Street Hione 120 January Clearance of Sweaters An Opportune Time to Buy that Sweater for mid winter and spring wear. We have made another substantial reduction on our already marked-dawn prices. Round or V neck slip-ons in plains and two tone effects. One can easily afford several of these at $1.19, $1.59, $2.39, $3.19 Brushed wool coat sweaters, the soft heavy pile kind that fair ly make you warm to look at them. They come in button nnd silk tie styles. $2.39, $3.19, $3.99, $4.76 Short sleeve slipons in silk or wool or brushed wool adapt able for office and school wear. They come in plains and two tones. $1.99, $2.79, $3.99 Sleeveless sweaters of wool in two tone effects. Others in silk and wool long V or short button fronta in an abundance of colors $1.59, $3.19 Children's sweaters are in cluded in the clearance and carry the same proportionate dis counts as the ladies and misses. Slipons at $1.1!) the coat styles at $1.50 and $2.30. There are some brushed wool slipons to jro at $2.39. Wool scarfs are to be found In this department nnd they are all reduced for the general store wide clearance. Beauty A Gleamy Mass of Hair 35c "Danderinc" does Wonders lor Any Girl's Hair Girls! Try this! When combine and dressing your hair, just moist en your hair-brush with a little "Danderlne" 'and brush It through your hair. The effect Is startling! You can do your bair up immedi ately and It will appear twice as thick and heavy a mass or gleamy hair, sparkling with life and possessing that incomparable softness, freshness and luxuriance. While beautifying the hair "Dan derlne' 'Is also toning and stlmu- latingeach single hair to grow thick, long and strong. Hair stops falling out and dandruff disap pears. Get a bottle of "Dander lne" at any drug or toilet counter and just see how healthy and youthful your hair appears after this delightful, refreshing dress ing. Adv. TAKE THE CHATTER OUT OF YOUR FORD Install Raybestos Brake Lining. Guaranteed to outlast any lining. W. E. BURNS DAN BURNS (Not Brothers the Same Man) Hiih St at Ferrv Salem, Ore. PARTS FOR ALL CARS No-Odor Method Our modern and sanitary process of Dry Cleaning guarantees the conversion of your last season's garments into nice looking clothes. Household effects, such as draperies, rugs and curtains, may also be cleaned here without fear of injury to the most delicate fabrics. Cherry City Cleaners PHONE 934 'I 1 1 We have just received a Telegram from the Overland Factory announcing a Great Reduction in prices. Following is a list showing old and new prices f. o. b. factory Was Now Overland 91 Touring $530.00 $495.00 Overland 91 Roadster 530.00 495.00 Overland 91 Business Coupe . . . 695.00 635.00 Overland 91 Coupe-sedan 585.00 585.00 Overland 91 Steel Sedan 850.00 715.00 The most automobile in the world for the money $MUTY CAftS High Street at Trade Where it .always pays to "Pay As You Go"