Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 02, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MARCH 2, 102i PAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON From the Richest and Best Part of the State ANGELS DEFEAT I Mt. Angel, Mar. 2. M. A. C. Fight won the game played In the college gymnwfum yesterday when the Portland AH Stars, a picked team from the Portland city league, went down to defeat At the hands ot the email, ecrap pjr Mt. Angel college five in 30 to 21 acore game. The Mt. Angel bo ya led throughout t he game ex cepting for a time in the second half when the Portland team led by one point. At this time Coaeb Kasberger rushed in Arright. lat year's star, who because of ill health baa only been in a suit several times, and hie (superior shooting ability, coupled with the team work of the other four play era, soon allowed him to make several ringers. So far the Mt. Angel team ha been undefeated The big game of the season wt'.' be played with Columbia inlvcr sity in Portland on Friday March 13 and In the college gymnasium on Sunday, March 15. The team whom tho Mt. Angel boya defeat ed yesterday won from Columbia by one point recently. Mrs. Fred Nledermerer (The resa Schwab) Is spending several weeks at the home ot her par enta, Mr. and Mrs. John Schwab. Mrs. Jake Kaiser spent sereral days last week In Portland with her stater and brother In law, Mr. and Mrs. Dyer. Miss Anna Erwert was tho week end guest in Portland of her sister. Mrs. Joq Rabb. Alfred, the eleven months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. John Kr wert died of Hie affects ot the whooping cough on Thursday of last week. The funeral services were held Saturday morning with Interment in the new cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Iten Wels and Ar thur lielchtimn motored down from 1'ortland on Sunday to pen (I the day at the Henry Saal feld home. Mrs. Weis' mother, Mrs. Saalfeld, and her small brother, Lawrence, returned to Portland with them. Mr. and Mrs. (irau and two daughters spent Sunday at the Clement Van Per re home. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Terhaar ind Bmnll dn ugh tor of Salem were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hulmli yesterday. Among those coming down from Portland to spend the wee!i end at their homes were George Stadler. Miss Klizabeth Keller and Andrew Lllak. Members of the Bfscntus fam ly who recently purchased Khr- les store, have arrived frcm low and have started at ouce to take charge of their new buttinctm. Mrs. J. If. Itrewer of Salem, spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Mrs. J. K, Webb and her brother and sister In law, Mr. and Mrs. Den Ktnser. Mrs. Ed Ilarth and two small children, who have been spend ing several weeks with Mra Berth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja cob Diehl, returned to their home In Portland yesterday. Among the St. Paul people who motored over to see the game at the college yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Merton and James McKay. "CASCARETS" IOC IF DIZZY, BILIOUS, To clean your bowels HtVTT- without cramp 5 $3 2 ii55" "CsacarelB." a he. dizziness b 1 I I o u s n ess. Rises, tndlges- s t s tomnch and all such distress gone by morning. Nicest laxative and ca thartic on earth for grown ups and children. 10c t&o and 60c boxes any drug store. Adv. For Lustrous Hair the shampoo with a touch of henna SHAMPOO j. c. Perry Drug Store 115 South Com'l 4 i to, News INDIANS DEFEATED I BY VISITING RUNHERS Chemawa, Or., March 2. The Washington high school of Port land crose-couutry runners cap tured eight out ot the first ten places in a meet with the lndianb at C hem aw a, Saturduy atternooa. First place was won by Darwin Windnagle of Washington and Gideon Uringstrub ot Chemawa took a close geeond. Windnagle won out on the straightaway to ward the end of the race. Barry of Washington came In third, followed by Luce, also of Washington. Iewla Turntoes of Chemawa crossed the tape in fifth place. The remained of the lead ing men, all Washington school entries, came In as follows: lioll man. sixth: Continue, seventh; Fletcher, eighth; Jordan, ninth; Wagner, tenth. The Chemawa runners out bide of Turntoea and Uringstrub were all smull boys unable to keep up the rant pace set by the older Washington men. Silverton, Or., March 2. Th. Silver-tun high senool boys were defeuted in a fast game of basket ball here Friday night by the Monmuulu team. Tho game was nip and tuck from beginning to the end. Three minutes before the close the scoe was tied at 11 all. The visitors forged ahead ending the game with a 19 to 10 score. In a preliminary the Sil verton girls defeated the Stayton high H'hool girls with a score ui VI to 11. The lineup for the boys teams was: Monmouth Wine r;an, Price. Rogers, Widdle and Phillips; Silverton Woodn, Kdl aon, Lungley, Uhizer and Kercher. The Lutheran Huiueseekers Agency has an intere.-aihg display ut thuir ol'Eicua on North Water (Ureet. The agency has secured a number ot pictures of Silverton streets taken neveral years ago and placed them on display with pic tures of the bann streeta as they are now. The indoor farnival which was scheduled to appear at tho Wood buru of the World hall this week end wad called off. Claude Ilibatd. one of the promoters of the car nival, stated that hia partner had failed to close a contract with the show troupe which was to have come here for 'he :irnival. C. A. Kclllirt-, who for a number ot years has bad bis shoe repair ing business on bouth Water street, has leueed the place being vacated by tho Biodern shoe shop on Oak street. II. Wells, of the Modern shoe shop, Is moving his equipment to the opera house block. C. C. Iloyd of St. Louis Mo., has leased the shoe repairing equipment of William Gildon and has begun wo-k at the Gildon stand on North Water street. Mr. an I Mrs. S. W. Miller have moved Croin Silverton to Itoseburg. Mr. Miller !s truck driver for John Widnesa of the I'ortland-Itoecburg freight lino. "You a ,tatt I Out ehevf in gum rlrtm tiwtctthandactt a, a mild ntl cptlc In th . tnoutk. A prominent phj iclan nrfan IU uw aftrr each meal to krp tht teeth free from decay. 'After Every DIFFERENT FLAVORS Same High MONMOUTH WINS FROM SILVERTQN from BUILD NEW CITY HALL AND SCHOOL Silverton, Or., March 2. Si I verton is preparing for her apring building. Chief ot the new bull iuga will be erected is the no school and the new city hall. The building which for a number of ears has houe the water commis .ijn has been sold and is now be ing remoed to make way for the city hull to be erected on thateit-j. Julius Wolf, who recently sold Up land on which his home stands to :ho Silvarton school district, has purchased the vacant lot next to :he Frank lie Guire home on North Water street, and will move tin bouse to his n-w property in ho inar future. The property on which the Wolf house now stands .vill-be used for tie location of the new tttl'oul which wje voted at a ecent elert'oti. Th'3 $:i5,GUG bond tissue school bonds for the construct!.) i of nddltioual school room at Sil verton has been gold to the Lum bermen's 'i'runt company and the Western Hond & Mortgage com pany of Portland. The issue was tiivued as ft.llows: $1".G0U at i per cent ; $110,000 at 5 per cent. A premium of was paid. The iiuudo are 20-year, optional after 12 ycue. The board has the privi lege of retiring the & per cent :onds Hrst. A program of unusual Interest I'.as beta planned fur the regular monthly mettiug of the failverton Parent-Teaher'a association which vill be Kelt1 next Thursday, Marcu 5. Miss Chappcll, ut the Oregon Agricultural college extension Jivisijn, will be present and will make arrangements Cor an adult i'iana ,n millinery and drotwtualt- ing. Kveryone intercited has 'teen asked to uttend. Another in- 'erosting feature will be the style show which tho high school do me,-tic art class is preparing un der the direction of Miss Sara Huntington. Tea will be served by ihe domestic scten?e girls. Word has been received at Sil verton of the death of Harry Van Ness, now ot Portland or former ly of Silverton. Mr. Van Neae h.'s been 111 for about a year. Death occurred late Friday night. Mrs. Van Nesg was before her mar rage. Miss Clara It row n of Silver ion, Brush Creek Parcnt-Tcacher'e f'rcle held a very enjoyable gat.v ering at the home of Mr. and Mrs Dan l)y bar Iter. Frida7 night. A 'irogroin consisting of aocal mlo by Fred K;'itg, a piano duet by Mrs. Dybtfptter and Miss Maty Scott, a piano solo by Mrs. John G iplcrud nnrt reading on Wash- QMtdi Belief! A pleasant effective arrufi Amd externally, uc F ISO'S Abroat aoa vaew may get package at Wrigleys too" Wise mothers she rewards the little errand runner with something delicious, lon lastin and ben eficial. Happy, healthy children with Wrigleys -and best of all - the cost is small f Meal - n Nearby Valley Points LAND BOARD REMITS - $107,924 TO TREASURY A total ot iut.b:4.S4 was turned orer to the state treasurer for February by the aUte,(Und board. The items were: Common school fund principal, payment ot loan a, $57,128.52; common schoot fund principal, in come fcourccs, $13,142.56; com mon school fund Interest. $23,- 640.85; agricultural college fund interest. $3!6; university fund principal, payments on loans, $5000; university fund Hitereat $108.83: rural credit loan fund principal, $iS79.10; rural credits reserve fund interest, (1154.73 A. ft. Burbank trust fund inter est, $238.75; Apperson fund prin cipal, $17a; total. $lt7, 924.34. Tho Salem high school removed the lust object between them and Hie district honors when they swamped the Silverton basketball team on the local floor Saturday night by a acore ot 51 to-?. At no time were the locals In danger although they did not get to going until the second quarter. At the end ot the first Quarter Sa lem had the lead 8 to 2 and at Int end of the hulf were leading 21 tv. 4. Silverton made only one field goal during the entire game, the other five points coming from tree shots. The line field goal came at the end ot the game when Woods threw a long one from the center of the floor. The game was rough was many fouls caled on both sides in the first half. John Drager, center fur the locals, had threa personals called on him in the first quarter Heenau was high point man of the gamo with 22 markers to his credit. He failed to make a point in the Corvallis game the night before so he was about dug to hit frequently. , liy defeating Silverton the lo cals are winners of the district Inton by the school cbMdren was sivn. A lunch was served at tn clofe of the evening. The njt meeting wm oe held at the horn' of Mr. and John Goplerud vi wh!ch time election ot ofticia w:ii be etectrd. SALEM HIGH : 5p Feel Achy After Every Cold? A RE you lame and stiff; tired and nervous constantly A troubled with backache and twinges of pain? Have you given any attention to your kidneys? Clip, colds and chills, you know, are apt to be mighty hard on the kidneys. And if the overtaxed kidneys fail to prop erly filter the blood, impurities accumulate and throw the whole system out of tune. Then may follow daily back ache, rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness and annoying kidney irregularities. In such conditions a good stimulant diuretic should help the kidneys flush the poisons out of your system. Use Doan's Pills, Doan's have helped thousands. Are recommended by folks you know. Ask your neighbor! Here is Salem Proof: LMrs. L. A. Barrlck, 1357 Hlnes St., says: "My kidneys were weak and at times I had severe back aches and felt dull and languid. I frequently had nervous headaches, and my kidneys wouldn't act right. I used Doan's Pills and they soon put my kidneys In (food order, the backache left and I felt better In every way.' Doan's Pills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidney At all dealen, 60c a bos. Futu Milbom Co., M'. CW.U, Buffalo, N. Y. Nottingham Lace Curtains Iu White, Cretan, length. Regular $2.23 value. Specially priced to sell at 98c pair Fancy Nets, ; in colors White, Ecru, . e Ivory. Specially priced to sell at 35c yd. l Five Floors of chatuiponiihip auu will repreaent it tn the state tournament to be played at the Willamette gymnas ium, under the auspices ot the uni versity oo March 12, 13 and 14. Only four teams ot any strength will be la the tournament this year. These will be Medford, Eu gene high or University high, Sa lem and perhaps Franklin high. Franklin will probably win the Portland high school champion ship, but will have to be Invited by the rest ot the teams to play. Medford, state chamipons of last your, will have a strong aggrega tion with tour of last year's team hack. They defeated the fast Ashland five two games by good margins and won the right to rep resent that district. Kugene and University high have both won o game apiece so it will be between them to decide who comes from that district. Saiem won over Ku fTdie 23 to 21 in a game played on the local floor. The locals are to mt them at Eugene on next Fri day evening. ThP Webfoot basketball team of thf Iwal V. M. f A. dffeatM the Yifhen You Fecial Cold Com ncOnl Tak . laxative v ar a? . tablets J? to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influ enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30e. Tue box bears this signature Ecru, 2y yards in I'j Good Furniture &a.y.gryro romo 1 Couguri learn ot th for Hand Y. M. C. A., Saturday. wea tney won th decision bjr a score ot 19 to S. At the end ot the first halt the score atood S to 4 In (avor ot the local team. In the aecond half the Webfooten worked welt and brought the score to 19. while Schader ot the losers converted a tout, the only point ot Ihe sec on- halt tor the losers. The Daniel Boone Pioneer club basketball team won over the Whitman club Saturday at the Y 11 C. A. by a score ot 10 to 4. The rnme was harder than the score axllrates but the teamwork ot the Danifl Boone teem was surperior la Hint ot Whllman. In the aft i All the Niceties that go toward making a serv ice that is distinctive we have tried to incorporate in our method of procecdure when we answer a call. We have studied the feelings, wishes and hopes of those who are left behind, and our service is for them. Consideration of even the smallest detail is a definite part of our service. WEBB'S FUNERAL PARLORS "Superior Simcml Service" 205 Sa P. S. See Windows yskMmMiA 4 Stcror & Sons Wurlitzer sly Norrls ft Hyde Kingsbury J. C. Fisher Llndenber(t 125.00 175.00 200.00 160.00 150.00 150.00 225.00 225.00 275 00 275.00 325.00 Liberal Terms On AH Instrument ernoon the Shelton l'iuneer team t the First Christian church mel ihe Jason Lee team and defeated them by a gcod score. Dcn't Suffer With Piles No nt(tr If yea have hid piles for yara Pyramid H11 SuppoalturlM alv you tn relief you want from the pain. Itch, strain, bleeding and aoranwes of protr udina pile. Oet a CO-cent box today at any drug atore. You will then know why Pyramid Is the aational coast-to -coaat reliance. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Church Street Phone 170 PIANOS and PhonosrapSis This Sale of used 1s s and Phonographs offers you tremendous ssvir.gs. We want to clear our floors this month of all remaining used Pianos and Phonographs. Prices have been cut without regard to cost, enabling you to buy highest grade instruments at fractions of former prices. PLAYER PIANOS Wick GRAND PIANOS neKalb J595.00 Wurlitzer 687.50 UPRIGHT PIANOS Becker Dros $260 00 Weber .Z...Z.Z1 82.60 10 PERCENT OFF ON ALL NEW PHONOGRAPHS Sonora Paths Electric Baby Grand Sonora Columbia Vlctrola Emerson Console ' " Columbia "' Vlctrola Vlctrola Vlctrola Cheney Console SMALL INSTRUMENTS M. t,asella Trumpet Buscber Alto Saxophone with Case Victoria Guitar Ludwlg Legion Street Drum By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents BABY'S COLDS art soon "nipped in the badf without "dosing" by use of VICKS V VaroRub . ma mm mm See Windows n. T U-jl 'r s- $395.00 437.69 449.00 350.00 225.00 110.00 230.00 PIANOS 50.00 , 69.00 . 69.50 . 72.50 85.00 , 95 00 99.00 . 150 00 , 175.00 220.00 . 225.00 ..J25.00 ... 95.00 .. 7.50 ... 16.50 li- Hundreds of Records Just like Sew. 25c