Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 15, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL -'JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925 ALSO PREACHER Chicago, Jan. 15 Wayne J. Munn, world's heavyweight wrest ling champl"i. has hud a repertoire of profeiwions that might glva him claim to a chaupiun.sliip ua all around performer. Ilia versatility has teen displayed, on occasion In the roles of teacher, preacher, and clown. Yesterday he signed a $2i0) a wtclc v;.U'.vil!e contra to add the profession of actor to hi list. Four days be fa re Munn took "Htrnnfrler' Lewis' title, he preach ed a Hcrinoti in a Kansas City church. lief ure tJiat he was a foot ha II Star, army J;eut naiit, wheat hand, circus clown, school teacher and In !ze fighter. Hn tock dramatics at the Uni versity of Nebraska and was In several college shows. One sum mor I'.e Joined a circus as a clown. He waa a tacUlo on the Cornhiwker eleven In '16 and '17. He studied medicine for throe years. On his return he was prin cipal of a st'hool In Nebraska. What will come next, he has not determined. BEARCATS OFF 10 PLAY HUSKIES SEATTLE TONIGHT Taking a equad of six men, Concn ltathbun of Willamette uni veislty left before daylight this morn i ng for Heat tie, where the liearcats will meet the University of Washington quintet tonight. Thowe making the trip are Hartley, I'aHnacht, Kimnei, Krlcson, Hub ert son and I'ollnK. Iteforo leaving ltathbun stated that he would probably chanco his lineup, shifting Kmmel to a guard IKMtltlon and playing HoberUton a FuHtiacht's rutin itig mate at for ward. Krleson will play the other guard and Hartley will hold down the pivot position, l'ollng enn be worked In to fair advantage at any pracc. Friday night (he bearcats will clash with the College of l'uget Bound team at Tueoina. The Wash Ington state normal school will be met Saturday, and Whitman cot lege the following Monday. The Washington and Whitman games Dro the only clashes which affect northwcHt conference standings, al though C. P. S. Is ald to have a alrong lea in. The four gamed will complete tho tour. Tho Willametto players have re covered somewhat from recent In juries, It Is said. Fanacht, wlio hni been carrying a bad shoulder. HURLS "STRANGLES" LEWIS FROM RING. , - T f - Si V, An rtwhll nnlrenlty of Nebraska football player, who tried boxing DDinceessfully, and who la a nolre at ntling, Is now world'a hearrwelKht wreatlln champion. Ho la Wajrno K. ("Illg") Munn, who, by ponderous atrenth, broka "Slranprler" Lrwls'a fparful hcadlocka and crashed him Into submission In Kansas City. Munn won the first and third falls and lost the second when he picked up the giant Lewla and threw him out of the ring. The referee disqualified hlra for tl. but Lewis, when he re entered the ring, waa apparently badly hurt and lost the third fall la less than a minute. Munn stands six leet, aeren Inches tn height and weighs tit pounds. Lewis had to go to a hospital, nnahle to wrestle for a year. as well as a nose with a great Mhlnltto; boll on the exact tip of it. Is feeling better. Krlrson, who re ceiveil a neat gash under his eye when ho crashed Into Mudray'e head In practice, la practically good as ever. According to announcement, with the exception of a game with Pacific and another with O. A. C. the romalnder of Willamette's nnrlhwoKt conference gamea will be played at tjalem. Owicm Relief I h plMit effective .vrup. W He and 6Uc lire And MxttrnaUv. u-e 11808 Throat and L'hcM Stvt, He New Discovery Limbers Up Stiff, Sore, Swollen Jo.nts Supplementary articles were filed by K. K. Deuel & Son, In, of MedTonl, clmuging the name to ItiiMsell's, Inc. Notice of dissolution were filed ly the CouhI Auto Kignal company of Pcndlclou and the A. S. lieu so a corporation of Portland, THIRD SALE OF Toueka, Kan., Jan. IS. By As sociated 1'roba.) Another charge that Uiouey wa paid fur a yarol iasueU by former Governor Jona than Unm, was added today u the sui ieg of aucuiiutioua agaioat the retired executive, hi sou, Hu dcil G. iJavnt, and Carl J. 1'eur aon, state ban It coriiiniittioner, in couneclion with alleged traliick ing in executive cloiueucy. The new cube pi est n Led to the attorney general nd tlie tihawuee county attorney, wlio are conduct ing an invcstiriation of the par don seandal, involves the parole of Kraut llartholouiew, sua ot C. 11. Bartholomew, wealthy Wichita merchant. Tha elder liutholomew allcefl in an affidavit he paid 11200 to a man named "Johnson ' and received tiie parole for hU &n, who was convicted of auto mobile theft. Johnson told him, Bartholomew states, that the "deal would be handled through Carl Peterson, atato hank commissioner," and that the money would be divided, $500 to Governor Davis, $500 to Peterson and $250 to Johnson. Hungry Fish Bin? Bell At Port Logan, in Calloway, Kngland, is a rock pool where lish are kept and trained so that they will poke their heads out ot the water to take from human handt such delicacies as are offered. The haddock and cod are especially amenahle to this training. M i li no wd In the English private pools have been taught to ring a bell when they are in want of food. JACKSON COUNTY FOR MILLS AMENDMENT Medford, Jan. IS Bert Ander sen, chairman of the Jackaon coun ty republican central committee In a pubtle statement todaj declared that his orginlzatloa will support the proposed A. U Uills amend ment to the state primary law If two changes are made, namely, Flrift, a convention before the primary instead of after; and sec ond, the members of each county central committee to automatically become delegates to the convention with the same powers as the dele gates elected )y the people. If these changes are made, Mr. Anderson declared be could guar antee the support of a majority of the republican voters In Jackson county to the Mills bill and would himself work energetically for Its pannage. "CASCARETS" 1 0C G1ZZUILI0US Feel fine! -.zjr-" ,r Let "Casca- pvji rets" clean "-N?- y 0 ur bowels r.-j-i. -nff? - n stimulate your liver. No S3 4j O griping or 5 ' ? ff over a c 1 1 n g. 'y M 1 1 llo ns of reg - men, w omen. Q n d children take this " harmless lax ative-cathartic. It doesn't sicken you like pills, oils, calomel and Halts. Tastes nice acta wonderful. 10c, 25c and 60c boxes any drug store. Adv. Here's A Real Prescription for the Torturing Pains of Neuritis When you've tried everything you can think of and nothing seems to even relieve those pierc ing, agonizing pains, Just go to J. C. Perry's Drug store, he will supply you, (malt orders accept ed) or some other good druggist and get a bottle of Allenrhu Spe cial Formula No. 2. Be sure you get No. 1 which comes in cap sule form, tor the liquid form le a special preparation for Rheu matiam only. Take these tittle dark green capsules aa directed and notice how in about 24 hours they have considerably reduced, If not en tirely banished, those pe rate tent, nerve racking pains that have caused you many sleepless nights. A few more doses and the pains have yeft you forever. While tbia particular formu la was compounded for the pur pose ot conquering painful, Gouty conditions and what It known at Rueumathoid Arthritis a knot ty, painful -welling of the Joints It has proven wonderfully suc cessful In all forms ot Neuritis and Sciatic Nerve Pains. You needn't be afraid ot Its containing dope ot any kind it doesn't Such things are only makeshifts and can only at the best ve temporary relief. Be sure you've got Neuritis and then get Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2. Your pains will be gone before you know It. Adv. 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Joint-Kace they call this won der wotKing sulstain'. l'nr the rearori that when ordinary reme dies fail to limber lip the stiTf. In flamed rheumatic Joint, or reduce the swelling, Jolnt-Kat nueri-ed-t. It's a good name for it good clean, penetat ln prescription that in Just a few months has proven to n multitude of people that lame, swollen, distorted Joints ran speed ily have the kinks taken out of them and work aa smoothly na ever. It ut Joint-Kase Is for bother soniB Joints, whether in knee. orkle, arch, hip, shoulder, spine or finder, mid for that purpose Its sale nt 6il cents a tuho Is immense 1. J. l'Yy ban a big supply of It and druKK'sts everywhere report a big demand. Always remember, when Joint - Kaso i:ets In Joint ARony gets out -flillek. Adv. CANADIAN BONDS Ouv extensive list of Provincial and nicipal Canadian Iionris will pivc you full market information repard ing them. All orders promptly executed. Let us assist you in your Canadian invest ment selections. Write, phone, or call for our quotation sheet on Canadian Bonds. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. 206 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1424 Salem, Ore. WHEN THEY LEAVE HOME Will your daughter and son remember with affection THE HOME OF THEIR YOUTH? Will they tell their new-found friends HOW WONDERFUL THEIR MOTHER USED TO COOK, and how they have never found outside their home such dishes as Mother could serve? MRS. B BUUK UE tiKJVb HI r--a.'V. If . . V IT Will they look eagerly for ward to the holidays of THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S, or Mother's Birthday, when they can return home and again gather around the home table and THRILL MOTHER through and through tell ing her how much bettor is her cooking than anything in the outside world ? All This and More Can Re Your Joy, Mothers, by Keeping a Copy of Mrs.DeGraf's Cook Book on hand and following the wonderful recipes that ap pear throughout this famous Rook of 1 1 Chapters 3SI Tagea Cook Book Coupon . This coupon and presented at this -flice places this great book in your hands. Bjr trail, ten etna additional tor postage 98 cents kaaBaatU It Old fashioned Ji IJ CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE MONTH SPECIAL REDUCTIONS are of marked prominence in this truly old fashioned clearance where the merchant actually takes a loss to move out remnants, odds and ends and discontinued lines. SILKS WOOLENS DOMESTICS PURSES HOSIERY KERCHIEFS UNDIES SWEATERS SCARFS WOOL SETS NOTIONS CHILD'S FURN. Watch Our Windows For daily displays of special bargains Sheldon-Sherwin Co. 176 N. Liberty Phone 265 Burnett Bros., Jewelers "Pay Us as You Are Paid" Eight Stores in Washington, Oregon and California Carry a Good Watch Get One at the Burnett Jeivelry Store FOR A DOLLAR BILL! Here are all the best watches and you may buy one without even missing the money. The price you pay is no more than a fair one. Nothing is added for the privilege and conven ience of "paying as you are paid." Indeed, you will find that because we buy and sell more, we are enabled to sell for a little less a little less than the jeweler who operates but one store. t saMI iJlfliaiaBistaSLMfcft Hamilton Watch $39.50 DELIVERED FOR A DOLLAR The Hamilton watch is known the coun try over and the price of $39.50 is the lowest at which genuine Hamiltons can be sold even if one pays spot cash. Fully guaranteed. Priced at $39.50. Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a dollar or so a week The Howard Watch DELIVERED FOR A DOLLAR The Howard watch is one of America's best known and highly respected time keepers. It is sold the country over at $G0 cash in every good jewelry store. Here at the lowest cash price, yet on terms of A Dollar Down and Say One Fifty a Week The "B. W. Raymond" Watch DELIVERED FOR A DOLLAR The B. W. Raymond watch is Elgin's finest time-piece for railway men. It has 21 jewels and is guaranteed. It will pass inspection on any railroad in the United States. Its outstanding feature is the new non-pull-out stem and the dust and water proof case. Nationally priced at $55.00. Here at the lowest cash price, but Delivered for a Dollar Bill Paid for, say $1.50 Weekly The Bunn Special $57.50 DELIVERED FOR A DOLLAR The "Bunn Special'' is a railroad watch of the highest order. It has 21 jewels and is adjusted to six positions. Fea tured at $57.50. Delivered for a dollar bill, paid for $1.00 weekly. Mail Orders Filled Same Prices Same Terms If within thirty daya yon find or jost think that you've found that yon can do better for cash in some other good stores then all yon have to do ii to bring the Merchandise back to ns and every penny yon have paid will be returned to yon and that without a whimper! jinini iinir iritrwj aSVOliare ! AK7 CTATr CTneer I II -in a. - n UE. J O VPwy SALEM. ORFfinisJ Vnterest, '-: