Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 08, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX J J SCHOOL CHIEFS Charles E. Mulkey, superintend- ent of schools in Coot county, wa elected president of the atute or fcaiiizuUon of superintendent). which closed I.s session here Tuesday. Miss Pearl Miller of Lake county m as elected secretary-treasurer. Amonj endorsements contained in resolutions of the superintend rtits was one in favor of the Churchill plan of fa c her training This looks ultimately to the estub lifchment of one normal school in southern Oregon and one m east tro Oregon In addition to the pit ent scliotl at Monmouth. In tli meantime the plan calls for tuc establishment of teacher train :n centers at such places as may be determined by the state dep.iri uieut f education. Legislation to put this into effec t will he souk'h from the legislature that mecU next Monday. It Was recommended that the IcR'slature enumerate by law .hv different i tenia to he included In determining the per capita cost ot high school education iu a dis trict and include among thts iH'ins transportation, interest on bonds, and dopreciatioa of build Ings and equipment. The endorsement favoring tha Churchill plan of teacher training was unanimous. The resolution adopted follows: "Whereas, It tt evident that the fupply of trained teachers In Ore gon la insufficient to meet the present demand; and "Whereas, The present facilities for training teachers In Oregon are inadequate to meet this de mand: therefore be It "Hesolved, That the county school superintendents of Oregon In convention assembled, favor ample provision for the develop ment of the present normal school at Monmouth, Or., to its capacity, which capacity Is to be determined by the opportunities for practice teaching that the locality may of fer; be it further "Hesolved, That we favor th eetahlishment of one normal school in southern Oregon and cne normal school in eastern Oregon; be it further "Resolved, That we favor the establishment of teachero' train lng centers In fluch number and in such places may be deter mined by the Btate department de partment of education, said teach ers' training ecu tore to be tindr the contrd of the slate depart ment of education; be It further "Resolved, That such teachers' training centers Khali automatical ly cease to exist, wnenever, In the judgment ot the state department of education, said normal school or normal schools shall be nhla to furnish an adequato supply of teachers for the elementary schools of Oregon." ESPEE ORDERS 16 NEW POWER LOCOMOTIVES Portlari. Or.. Jan. t Slxts.ii nsw typs locomotive will bo bnllt or too American LocomotlTc- Worka for the Southorn Pacirle railway for uss on mountain iraclea, according to announ:e-uu-nt by B. L. K'ng, auperlntenJ cnl of tbt system's Oregon linos louay. Tnssa will t tha moat powerful of nonarticulating or ainele type engines, known aa ttio "4-10-8" type, tha feature of whlcn la a third cylinder placed inside tbe main framea above and between the two outside cylinder iney will be 101 feet In length weigh 683,400 pounds, and a max imum power on the drivers of 5 GUO pounda. YOUTH INHERITS FORTUNE; KEEPS ' THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON COUSTSEXTTtT THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925 E INDIAN LIQUOR PUT UNDER VOLSTEAD BAN Tueson, Ariz., Jan. 8. Tiawin. which Is I'apiiK. for wine with a recoil, comes within tho far cach ing provisions of tho" Volstead act. it wus liechtred hy a jury In federal court here- today. Tilt) Jury found three rtiptiKo Indians guiltv of inanuiacturo of tiswin, other wise an intoxicating beverage. Tile l'apaoo and officials fol lowed the court proceedings close ly because of the threatened up risings of the Indians hint summer when their right to mix and drink tiswin was quertioned. The decision upsets one of the oldest traditions ot tho 1'apagOH for It was always Willi tiswin they toasted I I.e ." rain god at tribal rites when molsturo was needed lor crops. Chicago. Jan. 8. A formal d? mand for retraction of certain statements alleged to have keen made in lleury Ford s publication the Dearborn Independent, been made by Aaron Kanlro. coun sci ior severm farmers co-oncra- tlve organizations, preliminary to projected libel suit for 11.000 000 against Mr. Ford. If retraction la not made with in thirty fays, the auit will be riled In Detroit, Mr. Sanlro slid In tho notice ot intention to brine suit, the attorney named 15. G. I.ti bold, vice-president and treasurer of the Dearborn Publication com pany; w. 1. Cameron, editor, and the rord Mutor company. Mr. Sapi o alleged that his name was linked in a series ot article with those of Julius Koaenwald. 01 to Kahn, Ilendard liaruch, Al bert D. Lasker and E. Myer Jr., in cnarging him with nartlc na tlon In an r'eged Jewish conspir acy to control American agricul ture -or to organize tho farmers ot America In the Interests of com munism. Mr. Ford was accused hr Mr. sapiro or approving "an attempt to destroy my participation in the cu-upcraiive marketlug move ment. The attorney has been coun.'Ol ror numerous co-operative organ nations, notably In California, lie was for a tlmo counsel for tile American Kurni llnreall federation and is attorney for cooperative associations led by Walter I'eteet. formerly of Texas, William Kettle of Indiana and Frank. O Ixwden, former governor ot Illinois. Don't Fuss With Mustard Plasters! Mtuteroh Work a Without the BlUterEoaier, Quicker There's no sense in mixing a hiau nl mustard, flour and water u l len volt ran easily relieve nain. soreness or Ktih necA wiiu a mite clean, white Muslerole. Mustcrole is made of pure oil of u..wu ,niu i,uii:i oei)iui HlgrCUlCniS, combined in the form of the nresent while ointment. It takes Die place of iiiusi.iiu piasters, and win not blister. Mustcrole usually gives prompt relief irom sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, rroup, Btiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rlicuma tism, lumbago, twins and aches of the ijack or joints, sprains, sore muscles, cruises, chilblains, frosted feet, d litis rtf the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). lomothera; Muiteroloi. alio mada in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole 35c and 6Tx jars ana tubes. Wilmington, Del., Jan. 8. In hcrltance of a fortune ot (157,000 make no difference In the life of William Tracey. at young deck hand on a Wilon line steamer plying between this city and I'll 1 1 adelphia. Having reeclved a let ter yesterday containing a check to hla order for 117.000 and in formation that tha remainder ins inneruanca would be sen later, be deposited the check In a lo-al bank and reported for duty last nignt as usuai. Tha letter, from a firm of at torneys in Lo: Angeles, notified Tracy that his father, James J Tracey. 97 years old, a California fruit grower, had died and left him an etiato valued at 157. Olio me young man Is the only sur vivur ot uie trclt grower, noes hjy ng been killed In France dur ing the war. He also was a mem hers of the American expedition ary forces. Tracey la unmarried and laid today that he planned to continue working as a deckhand as Ion; as be could hold his job. Tbe posi tion, ne saia, pays him 1120 month, and he Is contented anJ satisfied. HAMMOND MILL REOPENED Aim uiy, jan. 5 The large saw mill of the Hammond Lumber com pany la again operating at full forc here, following a ten day Hhiit down caused by the extreme cold weather. During the en fore cu luioncKs, me machinery was overhauled and numerous Improve' menta made, among thorn belne the enclosing of the sawdust bine and remodeling of the sawdust conveyor. The ahingle mill Is also operating agidn, but the logging cam pi nave not as yet started on orations, A railway gang Is busy at ump 17 at Larson getting the trucks In shape, and It is thought that the camp will start work nent Monday. Camp 28 at Mill Cltv will prob;iliiy not etart until some line in I'Vmiiaiy, KAN HICCOUGHS FOR 12 - DAYS, THEN RECOVERS Douglas, Aril., Jan. 8. For 1L' days and niiilils. R. (I. Taylor, ol Poiiglas, hli-roughcd as regularly as a clock ticks. Last night a few minutes after physicians said he would not li'.c. Taylor stopped hie rougniug as toiiiuenly as he beijau. lie will r -cover. mm Enter than a ma$tard pta$ter AFTER LEAVING THE HOSPITAL Wat Weak and Miserable. Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com pound Restored Mrs. Anger's Strength liowell. Massachusetts. " T read about l.ytlia V.. I'inkhum's Vegetable ixrnipound in Uie littlo books that you send around and I felt very good after I had taken a couple of bottles of it. lhad liecn in the hospi tal and felt Drettv well at first but 1 wentdown to noth ing. I was weak and bntl in tin in 1. . J bed nl most nil rinv 1 had dizzy and faint spells, pains in my back and lower parts and was so ner vous I could not bear my children around. I hono the Vegetable Com- Isiuna ncips other women as it did me. do all my own work now and feci so well. 1 havo told my friends about it nnd my sister and my aunt." Mrs. Oi.ivr AmiKit, 19 Howard Street, Lowell, Massachusetts. Over 200,000 women havo so far re plied to our question, "Have you re ceived benefit from biking I.ydia K. l'inkham'a Vegetable Compound T " !)8 out of every 100 of the replies say " Yes, " and because the Vegetable Compound has been helping other women it should help you. km imtL. l m:Bt STATE PEHTEKTURY St. Joseph. Mich.. (Jul I. Charles B. Kuthenberg, common 1st leader, who Monday was sen tenced by Circuit Judga Charts e. wane to pa- a (ins of 15000 and servs from X to IS years la the state penitentiary at Jackson was on his way to prison today. He was In custody of Sheriff Kred C. Frana and was escorted from the county Jail lefors being In rortnea oi tna stats supreme court's action In denying his re quest for ball, pending bis con t -mplated appeal to the United states supreme court. M'KINLEV JUNIOR EIVE DEFEATED BY PARRISH McKlnley Junior high school was completely outclassed in their basketball game with the Parrish junior high tvhool yesterday alter noon on the I'arrish floor and lost the game by a score of 19 to The losers were all small but put a game fight while the Parrlsh five was able to find the hoop with regularity. McKInloy failed to score until the last quarter when they threw three baskets. A change In schedule has been announced. Instead of meeting the independence high school's second team, Friday evening they will clash with the Dallaa quintet Frl day evening and meet the Inde pendence team Saturday evening. Both of these games will be play ed on the Farrlsh floor. Tbe boys ire working hard for their games and expect to give a good account of themselves althouga they are handicapped by the illness of Frank It row n, their coach who has been sick the last two days. Thousands Of Women Are Now Takini? This Easily Absorbed Iron WonMot Housewife Tell. How She Qwickly Retained Her Health and Strength "Ontr a ihort two werka a o I wss so tired, nerroai and worn -oat from the dm id on taj nerves snd strcfurth of boiMo- enrrr; rr. Now! whole bom keep up SDnUser dfr, a amort two ffkr t res t men t of t he new tt form ofcMilvsosorbed iron liu given me ft marvelous tnrresM to hetilth, atreuth snd r I ceo do with. out help, sod do out lixve to ill at home la the evening 'ell-in si(. k and nervous." I he above la atrel rat hypothetical raw," iid a wt-ll known pbr- Minn. lormeriv or UeMeueHntDital(nut fMrIVnt..NiwTArlr. and the Wt-ttcbestcr County Hospital, re ronlly. "Vou cannot he well and Rtrong and inn or vittor, lores Slid power onlewj your tilood ii rich In iron. It li four red blood thnt cnnhltt you to reaUt and overcome divert end tliat oonriihra every organ lo your body. IVithnnt iron vntir Itlood Invrimra thin tsvl and watery. Toor blood cannot nourUh your icii orifana anu aa a result yos may nnve puma In your heart or kidneys, Intllgeatton, headaches, snd feel all 'run-down' ajid tlmi out." When Toer blond iKrka Iron, do not waste four time taSlnr stlmulatine nr) iH nra ew nnri'otirdmga, hut directly enrlt b your blood ith the new rr form of iron en Id by all drug gists under the name of Nuiated Iron, which i iiKf 11 ic iron in ppinacn, ianina,ana appiM, tid is in S form easily svuimllalivl hv rnur (Jet a not tie of Nuiated Iran tnclnv. TnW It for two weeka and if vou have not. like fhoiisanda of others, obtained most aurprtaing hmlth, strenfrth and energy, the manufao turera will promptly refund your nwuey. All local druggists wilt sell you Nuxated Iron with this "satisfac tion or money back" guarantee. Adv. Take! Mtits (rrutt. PorUsnt. Or. Jan. 8. Mike' Tokel, yeteraa light hea?rweUht wrtfltler of 8a It Lake, won twa ant of three falls from Tom Grant of Spokane In their match here laet night. Yokel won tbe first and third falls and the second went to uraat, HEW CORPORATIONS Purdy Unlet, company. Port land; lncoropratore, 8. Desmond rurdr. l. L, iiailey, Paul Fischer, capital. 20,000. IvOmac II tor company. Marsh Held; lacorporators. E. J. Looney, George McClafferty, E. U O'Coa- neli; capital, 910,000. The Smart Shop, Salem: Incor porators I.eHter Schloslierg. Ksy C. McDeritt MaiYtVet UL rax so ns; capital, f 21,000: mere ban- B RONCH1T1S Leaves a bad coogb; so does "flu." Bat yon can stop vaeae lintrermir. weaxenmr. aleep-disturbmg coughs with CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Used and recommended since 1872, It has relieved the coughs and colds of both children and grown persons everywhere. Keep a berUs la yoor boase an the Urns No Narcotic. Sold srsrjlrliers. HARMLESS LAXATIVE AD Children Lore Its Pleasant Tut Mother! Give Bilious, Constipated Child "California Fig Syrup" Hnrrr Mother! A teasnoonfu! of 'California Fla- Syrup" now will sweeten tha stomach snd thor oughly clean the little bowels sad in & tew hours you have s well. playful child again. Even if cross, leverlsb. bilious, constipated or fuil of cold, children love the Dleat ant tests ot this gentle, harmless laxative. It never cramps or over acts. Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. Tell yonr druggist yon want only the genuine "'Callfon's Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother you must say "California." Reiuse any imitation. Adv. IbbsbssbbbsbbbsbssssbbbssbbM Cm A TVFl TONIGHT 1 VJ XVaTVi. 1 JL CUBTAIN AT 8:30 1 The Dramatic Event of the Season I Miller's Subway Store Bargain Square For Friday and Saturday 36 Inch Curtain Net Special 25c Yd. I COOLEY& PEARSON Your Business Ability Depends to a great extent on your strength to back up your convictions. Your knowledge of being able to save 13 on your foodstuffs as well as other expenses and your failure to take advantage of these opportunities explains why you are always short financially and your neighbor with the same income is able to save. "Not luck, just plain common sense." A comparing of prices or a trial with us will convince you of this saving. FRUITS siruccE'c 25,000 Lbs. Grape Root Wanted Also Fir Fitch Wonted Fhone 398 Capital Bargain House Ted Coy Divorced. raris, Jan. 8. (iiy Associated Press. I A divorce was granted hv (he French courts today In Sophia Mildrini Coy from Kdwani llar.-ih (iy (Tod Coy), the former Y-ilc football star. Tho two children of the couple nro Riven Into the mother's guardianship. The di vorce was granted on the groundi. of desertion. Weakening flight Coughing Banished Very Simple Way It Is really astonishing how a per istcnt, exasperating count, that baa kept you awake niKht afu-r niiilit, and UripKily wtjrmit vou down u usually u.dw1 Wort ty a v.tk jiiinple meth.nl. Mtjiidmli ftave found Ihut thry cm nln-p tSo whol nit. It t thr-mgli undistuiUa uUc-uU tim unit liicvtry it. JV racthrx. Isbsnd'ftn a rrmarV nble pre rriclmn kntwn ir hmR'ii Nrw Dix-ery lr LouK-ha. u wtn,ily t..k- n tcrvK.iilulat pight bch-re roi inn Mul hukl it m yiur Ihnwt fur is or 10 cc(iii('i in .te w.iiiowmg, with- rovit It.llowirtg with water. I he ptr upturn a double actiMn, It not only Knh(i mid rali norrnrss nnU imtati-.n. but it quitkly ) -srn and rt-movrs the pltl-(tm nnd ctmitt'f ti n wii(Jiaret.euirTtea.NMul tUevougliina. l-tthnji at the cattw hkr itu. in a (vtievtl impJr way.it stiistriiirllsjilmtt mMantiT. yi Brt yKir beat nmhft rrit pvth.i in -k and tn a veiy atKVt Uue ti wltola lhi simple trrtmrnt la tplftidid ik4 Only tor coutih and chest old, but alMt lor brvn. thitia, brnnctiial .t:hnia, hnarriifM and al hrt rvr ry kind ot throat irniiln.n. incluilma children's putimxlM; crouri. ry fM-nniK t" aa ine noic ig uniy one IchixxhuuL Uq 4Mleatallniddrtiritiatm. Ask for Kafoury s January Clearance Sale Continues HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS ALL OVER THIS GREAT STORE RIPPLETTE BEDSPREADS ON SALE iFridar and Saturday it $3.98 The crinkle is woven la and will not roms out; ran be put to hard tisane. Colors are rose, yellow or Mue with ecru combina tion atrlpes. Scalloped borders with cut corners. Blie Is 80i90. ' SCRIM CURTAINS ON SALE Friday and Saturday, pair $1.00 Ruffled, Hemstitched Scrim Curtains, tie backs, which are an exceptional ly good ralus. Good look lng and serviceable, la white only. They are t yards long. They truly ' are a bargain. ). Bargains all over the store including Downstairs Store All Women's Ready to Wear Greatly Reduced efc4 jJfr" STotCfSFhi h&JZP'j f Salem Slort 466 Stat 81 Portland Silk Shop SM AMer St. Supported by a Noteworthy Cast of Players In a Beautiful Scenic Revival of Shakespeare's "MACBETH" Box Office Sale Now On PricM, Inclndine Tax 50c $1.65 $2.20 52.75 "Fritj Lelber Is the best Interpreter of Shakespeare on the American stage." George Jean Nathan, Editor American Mercury. 1 lb. M. J. B. .. 1 lb. Hill's .57c .. 57c 1 lb. Golden West 67c 3 lbs. Bulk Coffee $1.18 MISCELLANEOUS ...10c Large Florida Grapefruit, 3 for 29c Oranges, Navels, large size, 2 dozen 85c Medium size, 2 dozen 45c Jumble pack, 2 dozen 25c Fancy Bananas, 3 lbs. 35c Sec Our Apple Display We are still able to furnish you with good hand packed Spitz Apples, per box $1.28 Yellow Newtowns, lrg $1.48 Yorks (splendid eating apples) $1.48 Stamen Winesaps, large $1.48 Rome Beauties, large $1.48 Yellow Newtowns, large $1.48 VEGETABLES Let us be your gardner during these winter months Fresh Spinach, Pumpkin, Cauliflower, New Crop Cab bage, Lettuce, Celery, Squash, Parsnip3, Green Peppers, New crop Carrots, New Crop Beets, New crop Turnips, New crop Beets, Parrley. We have enlarged our personnel and will be able to give you better service. Keep our last advertisement for our delivery schedule. No extra charge for delivery. Remember our Twice-a- Phone C. 0. D. Orders 52 Week delivery to Salem Heights, and West Side Deliveries Daily. Jello, all flavors, pkg. Campbell's, large, all varieties, per can 10c 3 Shredded Wheat, Biscuit 35c 3 Post Toasties 33c Kellogg's Bran Flakes.10c 6 Old Dutch 49c G P. O. Soap 49c 6 Creme Oil .. 39c 12 White Wonder Soap 49c Citrus Powder 25c G lbs. Navy Beans 49c 3 lbs. Macaroni 25c HAMS An exceptional Meat value. Sugar Cured, per lb 25c Fancy Light Bacon Back, per lb . 25c Fancy light lean Bacon, per lb 35c I " II FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LAST DAYS SCHEI'S? SALE SUITS and $20 OVERCOATS $25 $35 Your Last Opportunity to Buy Kuppenheimer Clothes at Sale Prices 20 Off Men's Furnishings TRUE ECONOMY! The prices prevailing during this Sale should open everybody's purse strings BUY NOW! Hats, Shoes At Genuine Reductions 344 STATE ST. SCHETS Men and Young Men's Store i ri i ll 1 1 1 . .