Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 16, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON FOR BEST EOT !i HIGHWAY! Washington, Feb. 16. An offer of four yearn at college witi all expense paid li contained In .tie announcement maae here today by the highway education board of the sixth annual good roads essay contest, in which all high scnoo etudfuu are eligible to partici pate. In line with administration poli cies tending toward economy, stu dents are being requested to write essays on the subject "Economic Kcimltiug from Highway Improve ment, having In the two nrecel lug years written papers on sub jects dealing with highways and religion and highways and home life. The contest In the various states usually Is sponsored by one of the leading universities or tue state department of education which aids In the announcement of the contest and at Its termina tion names coniperent judges to determine the best essay from that srate. This applies a I no to the District of Columbia and the out laying territories. The principal prize Is a four years univerKity scholarship, of fered by H. S. Kircston of Akron Ohio, a mem hers of the bighwa7 education board, of which th United States commissioner of education, Dr. J. J. Tigert, Is chairman. Chief Figures in News of the Day OUT OF HI TUAL New York, I'eb. 16 The with drawal of dancing ft a a part of the expression is the religious program of St. Mai k's-on-the-Uouwerie was announced at yesterday's vesper services of the church by Dr. Wil liam Norman Guthrie, rector. Con sideration for "our fellow church men who ennnot eee their way to trust us with tills great and holy Instrument of religious evocation," was given by Dr. (iuthrie as the pilncipal reason for eliminating the ceremonies. Th introduction of "pagan rites" and expression- lslhlc dancea Into the services of St. Murks c.ius ed an open break between rector and Bi!iop AVI II inm T. Manning of the Kpiscopal diocese about a year ago. A service combining the ritual of Anglicans, occidental Catholics and eastern Catholics was held in the morning at St. Marks. Dr. Guthrie said it was the first of the kind In church history. lie described the service as a rythmic oratorio embodying all the colors of tho rainbow and the auroro borenlie; all tho sounds that ran bo expected of a male choir, sing ing against an organ equipped with a tom-tom and castanets; and -CTccn views of nearly all the sym bolic personages in mythology, ex cept cupId and tha missing link." l'rost At I'ugeno Eugene, Feb. 1 6 Frost greet ed early risers In Eugene today for the first time In many weeks. Last night the mercury dropped to 31 degrees above cero from a mlxi mum of &3 degrees yesterday, Jt was cloudy here today. J 'Js - l a e. HJCHOTA M: BUTXRR. f rEANKHJr P. EOOfEVEU Mrnolas Murray Hutler, president of Columbia Uulversity. New Tork City, and one of America', foremost educators, has undergone an operation there for glaucoma of the right eye, a disease affecting the eyeball. A boom has been launched In the Booth for the nomination, four year, hence, of Franklin D. Rooserolt of New York as the Demo cratic candidate for the Presidency. Kogers Hornshy, star second base man for the St. I.oula Cardinal,, has sinned a three-year contract at a alary of 133.333 33 a year. Walter Johnson, atar pitcher of the world champion Senators, has given up bis efforts to buy a Pacific Coast club and will pitch again for Washington. NURMI'S SUCCESS DUE TO FINN'S SPARTAN DIET llelaingfors, Finland, Feb. 10. The recent exploits of I'aavo Kur il, i In the recent United States cud the remarkable success of tho Finnish athletes a the Olymnic games in Paris, have led sports men of many countries to seek the secret of the Finlandur's prowesB. According to government hoar n authorization It lies largely in the healthy, Spartan diet of tho peo ple and the esential virility of tho race to whom hard bodily ex ercise is as much of a necessity an food and sleep. The staple food or tho country, outside of the towns, is a kind of porridge of which bra:, forms an important part. "CASCARETS" IOC IF DIZZY, BILIOUS, To c 1 e a n r your bowels j-j-C, without cramp lug or over- 1 ead- nes j sness. gases, Indlges tlon, sour up sat s tomach and sli such distress gone by morning. Nicest laxative and ca thartic on earth for grown ups and children. 10c 2 So and 60c boxes- any drug store. Adv. v- "Casearets.' r Sick hea y V .-tf ache, dixzlne LUA. 'J blllou snes Phytleliu wsra imIiiI -Hat tattiM an coldt an. tall af tha until iom liettfoni thai aiav rasult Lasdina ahyal- tiani aow triMrtba BALSAM A far all broa ch anatl ona. Wall Known or. nam. t. Crabtraa. Andartos, Mo., writaa: Ml uia It axclumalv lor mt praatiea ana V lamlly. it la quick, sura uia m in acuoa itaa ROlhtni alia." Toward the end of the influenxa epidemic a aiTtrniDcot phyiiclan nollcivl that a trlba a native plant wrre tnmiune from the ravauca of liiHucnia Ha uwol Uii'M ulla amung nil white pallrnta and tlicn In a txiapilal otrr fltiwing with "death" casca. Ncwa of tha trsulta awrpt the world and for anme time ii wna nm poaatbie m aupniy ine armana. II A I.SAMKA n. m bine those pur vcut'taMi nils In a plraMaut ayrup. It (Ivea mlrariilou: n-itulta In four ways: 1. It withtfi the In llamd memhranmi and rdlt'Tce IrrlUllmi. t. I ni'ri-aim merrt'Uon of murnm and ntrmtt! May vipcrtnrHlion. S. It slimiilalea pure ul no skin in iiiniwnig nn uotiy pomnna ant t. It it r I km at the cause uulrklv check I m ln not mnfiiMi It wtlh orrilnnrr oaUam 'oiiKh aympa that are only aMithlnr ayrupa ind do nut ito to the bae of the trouble, ('alike nlher couth rvrtmlu-a BAIAMRA la free from coal tar and other harmful nar mtlra. I'li-aant to Uia and abaolutely aafa w Kiie in rnnaren. Bu sure you trt BAt, AA-MR-A with tha plrture of the Indian on the pnrkara. tiuar antcrd tn relieve any cmiirh, no matter from what cause, or vmir money back. All drug U " ,n by from J. C. perry drug store. Adv. CHRONIC MlTsA COUGHS FREE FREE FREE Nobody can fool you about llio value of a used car if you get youv copy of How to Buy a Used Car Safely This little booklet tells you just what to look for and how to find it. You can't go wrongin buying a used car if you follow the book's instruc tions. May save you hundreds of dollars- Get yours todav. FREE FOR THE ASKKING Certified Public Motor Car Market Phone 88S 255 North Church Street NAVAL LIEUTENANT FOUND DEAD IN CABIN I A tract of 8000 acres In Juck- sou cuun'.y, northea&t of MftU;q:d and extending distance of six milss along Itogue river, will be the site this summer of tha en campment of ttis Oregon natloaa guard, brigadier General Wblte received approval of the location Saturday from the war depart ment. For several years Oregon truop have '.rallied at Camp Lew is. The latter part of June has been selected as tbe time fur the en campment, and while about 270'J nun are in attendance In Jackoua county the ocabt artillery troops will he in 'raining at Fort Ster pns, according to present plans f the adjutant general. Instead of ut Furl liarry, Cal. Jtepresentatlves of the national government have approved the J ark son county site. he committed suicide. liurlelgb had been on duty with the submarine squadron in Far Eastern waters and was en route to Join big wife and child In Maine where they reside. Uurleigb was graduated from tho United States naval academy at Annapolis In 1915. No reason for the suicide was given by naval authorities. Society front ItimM frnm ;t Plve.V lutcndcnt of juvenile hail aud ref eree of the juvenile court of Los Angeles since 11)17. Dr. Van Waters is president of the mental hygiene organization .t Loe Angeles. This organisation is responsible for the successful Typewriters Vallejo, Cal., Feb. 1G. Albert Pearce Hurleigh, 29. Lieutenant, U. S. N., w as found dead last night with a bullet wound In bis head. In his cabin on the United States navy transport Argon ne, which arrived here Saturday. Navy authorities said that they believed Loganberry Posts and Wire For Sale Capital Bargain House The House of a Million and One Bargains 215 Center Street ALL HAKES IS Down IS Monthly fX M. LockmxM 147 N. Com. St Pbona IS .V.V.V,V.VV,V.V.VV.V.V.' : Good Insurance Is i . -, : Never Cheap, Cheap Insurance Is Never Good Wa sell only good Insurance. i Seavey-Bell Insurance Co. 411 Oregon Bldg. Phone 457 AV.V.V,-.V.WA,.V.V.V lermmaUoa o( the (fort to bring the ehIM tnldanee ellule to Lea Angelee. Thlo Important ezten slon of the child welfare moTe- ment ha, recently been establtah ed here under the auepicea of tbe commonwealth fund, an organisa tion similar in aim to the Rock efoller FcindatTon. The purpose of tbe clinic la to eolve tbe prob lems of the child who ha, been Hubjectcd to abnormal condition, by finding and ameliorating or remorlng those conditions. The clinic wilt be subsidized for one year and will be turned orer to tbe city for continuance. On account of this new public welfare actlrity local organisa tions are joining in sponsoring a aeries of lectures and conferences with Dr. Van Waters as the prin cipal speaker. Those Interested in her visit and under whom she will appear while In the city are: Oregon Federation of Women , ciubs, public welfare department: American Association of Univer sity Women, Oregon branch of the National League of Women Voters, th. Woman's Army and Navy league of Portland, the Council of Jewish Women and the Portland Grade Teacher,' as sociation. Special Interest attaches to Dr Van Waters' visit because she is a former Oregon girl, having ob tained her A. II. and A. 11. at the University of Oregon. She secur ed her Ph. D. at Clark university. She was instructor in philoso phy at tbe University of Oregon In 1909, assistant director of the MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1925 Qwicfc Relief f A pktumt effective imp, And externally uae 1' ISO'S Aaroat sou vaui ISO'S S Tooth Brushes Regular 35c to 50c Special while (hey last 15c Schaefer's DRUG STORE The Penslar Store 135 North Commercial "Yellow Front'' Phone 197 children's institute at Ciarke uni versity, 1911-11; superintendent of tha Portland, Or., detention home one year, and social worker one year with the Children'i Aid society of Boston, Juvenile court department. Oregon Journal. Mrs. Elmer Ling spent last week in Albany where she was tbe guest of Mrs. Guy Irwin. "DIAMOND DYES" COLOR THINGS NEW Beautiful home dyeing and tlnt- Inff u guaran teed with Dla montl Dyes. .ut dip In cold wa ter to tint soft, dollcats shades, or boll to dye rich, permanent colors. Each IS cent package con tains directions no simple any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, ri boons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, sweat era, draperLn, coverings, hangings, a'eithlng new. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether H Is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Adv. Worn Out Since the Grip ? "V TEAK, nervous just tired and miserable most of VV the time) Back lame and achy, too Rheu matic pains-torture you at every step Then sou thould loot to pour kidnept f Colds and chilla are apt to weaken the kidneys and allow toxic poisons to upset blood and nerves. Then may come daily back ache, stabbing pains, headaches, dizziness, and irregular or painful passage of the kidney secretions. Don't risk neglect Help your weakened kidneys with Doan't Pills. Doan's have brought new health to thousands. They should help you. Ask gour neighbor I Here is Salem Proof: Mrs. Emily Kdwards, 1107 South 13th St., says: "I can't speak too highly of Doan's rills. I have never found anything to equal this old reliable kid ney remedy. Doan's have regulated my kidneys and stopped backache. 1 am only too glad to tell others who are subject to backache as 1 used to be, that Doan's are a reliable remedy for this trouble." Doan's Pills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys At all deJen, 60c a bos. Foter-Miltwra Co., Mfg. CkemUta, Buffalo, N. Y. THE FUTURE OF OUR HOME LIFE Depends upon tlie efficiency reached by our mothers, wives or daughters in their COOkinfr. Mrs. DeGraP$ Cook Book is going to make se cure the efficiency of every home wherein it is used and its advice and instruc tions followed. 384 Pages containing 14 Chapters of won derful advice and s u g g e s tions, with hundreds of recipes never before published. Thousands of testimonials reach us telling of the wonderful re sults obtained by using Mrs. DcGraf's recipes, and it was the pica of other thousands of disappointed readers who failed to get a copy of this great book that forced us to again place a limited number before the public. Ask youv neighbor about this great book". She lias Ker oopx. Cook Book Coupon This coupon and prssenttd at chit office places this I I J CQtitS trreat book in'vour hands. WM By mail, ten cents td&iotul kic postage - w PATTERNS NEW STYLES PARTY AND STREET IMP We receive new things every day the most exclusive patterns that can be produced and every pair is exclusive to THE PRICE SHOE CO. If you see it in our display it will not be shown any other place in the city. Our new styles are drawing trade from all over the valley. We have new surprises in store for you as we- have just placed an order for a select group of styles from one of the highest grade style and pattern lines to be shown on the coast. These shoes will be on display before Easter. We have a dozen new things arriving this coming week. Be sure and see our lines before you buy. Priced From $8.00 to $12.00 ARCH PRESERVER SHOES The greatest invention of the age. They make your feet feel like new the first time you wear them. Priced From $9.00 to $12.00 Full Line of FLORSHEM SHOES For Men The new Oxfords are no, dispiay. see the new things in black, and light tan. We re lowing an especially good style golf shoe. Price $10.00 Rubber Heel Day is Wednesday. Bring your shoes any day in the week, leave them for Wednesday. Have the best grade 50c rubber heels put on your shoes at half price 25c DO Y0DR FEET HURT? Corns and callouses re moved without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nails removed and treated. Falna In feet, weak-foot, flat foot, foot strains snd fallen arches ad justed. Do not suffer. I will live yon tbe best that science can produce In scientific chiropody. Consult SR. WILLIAMS About Your Feet Boars t to S:it. Phone (If iisutsWi) rJra( Bcrjnsifcgu WaaBoai tsltstltMll stakUj5Sft REPAIR DEPARTMENT Our shop Is equipped with all new machinery. We nss nothing but ths very best grade of leather that money will buy. Hr. Jacobson, In charge of this department. Is an ex pert In his line has spent rears Is factories snd repair shops snd will do nothing hut high grade work.