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THE CAPITAK JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON lUIviDAY, MARCH 10, 1925. PAGE TWO From the Richest and Best Part of the State T E CALLED BY DEATH Newport, Or., March 10. Ben jamin K. Jones, 67, Lincoln coun ty's best known citiicn, father of the Itoosevelt highway, and (or many years a member of the state legislature, died at his home here Monday, death occurred bhortly after 11 o'clock In the morning as he was reclining on a couch, and was believed to be due to apo plexy. One of the sretitecit gratifica tions that came to Mr. Jontu In the course of u .odk life filled with constructive work for his com munity was to see the Itoosevelt highway ranidly r-eeominn a real ity. Ho originated the movement f.jr this roadway m;iny years ap.o In the face of ouposition and ritli Jlc. Among his notable achieve ments in the legislature were the passage of the Oregon City free lucks bill, which caused a reduc tion of freight rates on Southern Pacific valley lines, and the parent-teacher law. He served aso at various times as mayur of Newport, Toledo and Independence, and wan registrj: of the United States land office at KosehtirR and clerk of Lincoln county for t lire a terms. He was a r.lauiiLli supporter of the Oregon Normal school at Monmouth ani consistently advocated compensa tion for Indian war veterans. Mr. Junes was declared to be largely responsible for the harbor Improvements of Vaquina bay, and had been urtivo lor many years In attamboating. With his parents he came to - Oregon Iron Kansas In 1870 and settled on a homestead where Ihv town of Toledo now stands. Ho was gradiirted from the Oregon AgrlculUir; college- and studied law while operating steamboats Ho Utter practiced here and at To ledo. He was interested c.Uen rively In lumber...?. Brooks News UiouKs, Or., March 10. Mrs. Mary Martin, wUo was taken to the Salem lospitul, was reported not so well Sunday. Mrs. Charles Sturgis Is again at home. She has been nursing in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Harris spent Saturday evening with the Ash- haughs. Kadio wus the cuiet en teriuininetit. Clydo Harris has recently In staled a five-tube radio. Clyde says he figr.eg on loosing quite a little slue ii from now on. Lack of chemical fertilizer Is holding up somo of the Lake La- hish onion growers. If It ami one thine its the veather. lira, ltlanlon. who has been bedfast with a brnKen hip all win ter, is now spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Clyd Harris. She sa a it seems mighty fine to be able to get around again. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Madson and Mr, and Mrs. Ashbaugh spent a very pleasant Sunday with th young people at Trinity church, Silvetton, and took dinner with Mr. Madscn's parents. The music and entertainment given by th Young I'eopJe's society of Trinity was of the highest order. Thos. pessimists who wotl about the de caying of tho churches and the canine route of the younger gen cration should tao in one of these meetings and get a new outlook on life. -" Little Francis Johnson, son of George Johnson, who has a broken arm and Whlrh was reported re- l roll en. is Holtinir along very nice ly, the report being in error. Mr, and Mrs. Kugene Ooff rf McKenzte hatcheries, pcnt Sun day with Clyde Harris. Mr. and Mrs. H, K. Hayes of Tillamook and Mrs. Charles Fleck and daughter, Ktta Mae, also of Tillamook, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aspinwall. Little Hattie Aspin ell, daughter of Carl, returned to Tillamook with the visitors. Toklo, Japan, Feb. 10. (Corre spondence of tho Associated I ress . ) V n e m p I o y e d In J a pa u now total 2.340,000, according to figures compiled by tho union chamber of commerce. The report says tho worst feature of the situ ation Is that fully 40 per cent of the out of work are of the Intellec tual or non-manual labor cln.- ind these find It virtually impos ilble to procure event part time vork News from Nearby Valley Points Men and Women in News of the Day lj VMp I J rim w V 1 v-: f V Despite protest, from her ladle ln-wa1tlng. Queen Elizabeth of the TeUlans lias had tier hair shingled, acconllng to a London cable from Hrnssi'ls. l-idy Warwick, Iramensoly wenltliy Socialist, baa withdrawn her Invitation to Ubor members of the British Parliament to take ad Mintage of har contlnuoua "open honso" at Kaston Lodge. It Is under stood she wanted them there for serious discussions, but fonnd too many "xar younR sparks" who thought only of a good tlmo. The Supremo Court of tho United States has upheld the right of President CooIMko to pardon Philip OroBsmun, of Chicago, sentenced to prison for contempt of court in a liquor violation case. Federal Judges In Chicago declared the President had no power of pardon In contempt cases. K shower of eggs greeted Eanionn de Valera, "Provisional President of the Irish Republic." during an election meeting in DuUln. Mt. Angel News Mt. Anrcel, Or., March 10. Ur. and Mrs. H. O. Appleby entertain ed aa their houao puetsts one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Odiornc of Long Heath, Cul. Mr. and Mrs. Oilioine wero en route home after a motor trip to Ne- hn.ka and other places In the middle wettt. Over the week-end quests of Dr. and Mia. Appleby wero Mr. and Mrs. Owen Walsh of Portland, brother and slstcr-in law of Mra. Appleby, Mr. and Mrs. Joe liaab of Tort- land spent tho week-end with Mrs. ltaah's mother and sister, Mra. M. Krwcrt and Miss Anna Kdwert. Mia Roao Ifasslnff entertained In her homo on Sunday evening Her guests wero Mr. and Mrs. J A. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krtelt, M)hs Helen Keber, David Travisa and Cletus Hutech. Edward Kessler end Frank Aman completed a real estate deal of considerable proportions thin werk when tho Kejwler farm of mm I i felA Vegetable Relief For Constipation Nature's Remedy (fff Tab lets) a vegetable laxative with a pleaantt near-to nature action. Relieves and prevonti bitiouMntaa, conatipation and tick htadachci. Tones and 1 strengthem the digestion and aswrouation. mi 'Chips off the Old Block M JUNIOR Utile N Th. ..cm K5 - lu r.s ?MrJ ao..t. ranJy-ro.UJ. For rhiLlr.n nl .Julia. SOU) IT YOUR DftUaaMT BANIT.t J. FRT 7771 MAC MOTHER:- Fletcher's Cas- toria is a pleasant, harmless Sub stitute for Castoi Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drop and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children' alt ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the liirnature of CariMU Proven directions on each package. Fhyticiani everwher recotnmcad it. 229 acres, a mile and a half south of Mt. Anei and known as the Uphoff farm, was traded for the Aman GO-acrc farm one and a half miles west of Mt. Angel in the Pudding river district. Mr, Keai- lera new place connects on the west with his home farm. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coe, their daughter. Miss Sadie Coe, and Mlsa Kose McMullen, all of Ku gene, spent Sunday and Monday n Mt. Angel. They vibitcd both at tho aendemy and the college and were tho house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keher. At the acad emy Mrs. (!oo visited her sister, Sistor M. Plocide. Probably tho moat Important I Aspirin Gargle in : Cut This Out and Save if Subject to Sore Throat A harmless and effective gurgle Is to- dissolvo two Dayor Tablets of Aenlrln In 'four tabVespoonfuls of water, and gargle throat thor oughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary. lie sure you uo only the gen- uine Uayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Payor Cross, which can be had In tin boxes of twelvo tablets for few cents. Adv. RESUME WORhvON ROAD Mil By Capital Joum-il's Special Correspondents Mill City, Or., March 10. Ac tive road work is again being atarted by the United SUtea Fidel ity ft Guarantee company on the new highway between Niagara and IH'troit, several new station crews being nut to work last week and more to be added Immediate ly. It is estimated that it will take about 90 days to finish the work, and If thrs proves true. It will open the road in time for fishermen to use during the good fishing season. The Mill City high school bas ketball teams went to Albany, Sat urday night and were defeated for the county championship by the Albany high school, 34 to 21. The local team had eome hard luck, one of their star players being knockcll out In the first quarter, which seriously disrupted their team work. On Friday night the high Bchool second team went to Mehama and defeated the town team 7 to 1, and the Mill City grade school defeated the Mehama graders 12 to 3, Old man winter seems to hate to give up the host in this section, displaying his teeth again early Sunday morning by dropping quite a heavy fall of snow on the moun tains surrounding here, with a tight full in the city. Snow con tinued to tall intermittently throughout Sunday and Sunday night, and Monday morning huge flakes were falling fast. By noon the sun had poked through and melted most ot the snow here, but what appears to be a very heavy tall is noted on the noarby mountains. Hazel Green Hazel Green, Or., March 10. Rev. G. K. Hartman and Mr, Lun- dy were visitors in tho community last week. A party was giVen by Mr, and Mrs. Cemenls at their home Fri day evening in honor ot the birth dayr of Clifton tnd Arthur Clem ens. Mr. Weathermans visited at events of the coming week-end will bo the baaketball games be tween the two old rivals Colum bia university and Mt. Angel col- .,rrn Tim firut ir'ima will ha nlnv. ed In Portland, Friday evening. and tno second :n Mt. Angei on Sunday afternoon. Robust Mother of Five Healthy, Happy Chil dren Keeps Fit with Beecham's Pills - - 'I am n mother of five children. 1 am thirty-three years old and have been taking Be cc ham 'a Pills aince my mother gave them to me at the age of eight. f'WIicn f feel a dizzy headache coming on, I take one -or two licccham's Pills. My husband also " uses them. v. "I am a healthy, robust young mother and have five healthy, hap py children, thanks toBcecham s. 1 do all my own house work, be sides sewing, washing, ironing, and caring for the children." Mn. ALBERT ORMEROO RllRmr.MiM, F,yr GWUfMti'iV, sick-ktaJetehu and ail digtitiv tieuNei lain liytiCHAM S PILLS. Phyiual fitntu conui frvm a clean, htattJxy tytttm. PRFE SAMPLE-Write today forfreimmple to B, V. Alien Co., 4 17 Caul St.. New York Dot from roar druggtrt la Xf and See boua for Better Health, Take Beecham's Pills This way of romance EAST Co by train and hip, throuijh the Southland to New York it com but little more. The iuperb SfuuM route to California (lour tine trin daily) thence the Sunset route through the South land to New Oricx. You'll rclith your meal In th Southern laci6c dining car freih fruiti and vegetable alwayi a delicioui feature. Connection at New Orleana with pa latial itramcr for New York mcalt and berth included in the one fare. Afc about Carriso Gorge roufe from San Dirjo Apache Trad detour of Arijorui. Stopover en route. For further in format ion, ask Southern Pacific For information in 0. L Darlint. Aircnt. Salem. Orrtoa A. A. Mickel D. F. A P. & 184 N. Libert? St. Phone 41 or 80. Orrille Lucker'i, Sunday. Wilma UaTia apent Sunday with tola Lackey. Willie Dunnlgan and Edna Dar. la were chosen aa delegate from th Sunday acbool (or the county 'Sunday school eonrentlon which meeta at Woodtmrn. Th. Women'a Missionary asso ciation meets with Mrs. O. O. Looney, Thursday afternoon, In stead ot Mrs. Hattie Van Cleave because of the sickness of Mra. Van Cleare'a momer. One feature of the meeting' will be debate, "Resolved, That religion should be taught in the public schools." Miss Luckey Is leader of the affirma tive and Mrs. Looney the negative. The parent-teacher's association will give a program at the school house Friday evening. Two plays by local talent, music and a cafe teria supper. Admission free. All ' vited. Mr. McCall's have moved to Woodburn. A report reaches us that Mrs. Payne's daughter, Kaoml, who has been sick for so long, died in a tu berculosis sanitarium in Califor nia jUHt recent!.'. Miss Emma Fisher le very sick with fever In the hospital at Pomona, Cal. C. A. Van Cleave, who has been quite sick with the influenza, is improving. WILL TEST COMMERCIAL PLANES FOR MAIL USE On: aha. Neb., Mar. 10 (By As sociated Proas) Commercial avia tion will move up another step In the ladder of progress March 15, when 10 airplane manufacturers, all of America, will of for their best airplanes for rigid inspection of the Unite d States air mail ser vice. The test;, to be conducted at Hazel hurst field, N. J., and at the Sail Francisco air mall field, will be to determine the beat type of machine for carrying mall. According to Superintendent Cart Eggo of the air mall service at Omaha, the tests will mean a de parture from the use of the old De llavlland type of army plane for carrying malt and will be one of the biggest forward steps In the history of commercial aviation. Superintendent Egge expects that the tests will result in selec tion of a plana that will carry from three to four times as much mail and travel as fast or faster than the DeHaviland types now used. MAN CARRIES SEVERED " CHIN TO PHYSICIANS Los Angeles, Cal., March 10. It was an odd night at the receiving hospital her. Sunday night First Louis Garcia came In carrying In bis hand portion ot his chin, which had been sliced off by an opponent in night affray. Sur geons sewed the piece of chin back Into place and told him they thought it would stick, then turn ed to take car-- of Homer Land, 25, who had walked In with a bullet hole through his bead. Despite the fact that Land appeared only slightly worried by the bullet, which bad entered bis throat and came out at the top ot bis head, surgeons said his condition was critical. He bad been aiiot street fight. 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We have found that those patrons who make it a point to find out how we can become a big factor in their success are the ones who receive the greatest benefits from their banking relations here. We should like to talk with you about your needs and show you what co-operation really means. United States National Bank Salem. Oregon A BAMBINO BAR is a huge candy festival all in itself lVAax Obnfection -- III I V .Mi W I J I V II i I I SkSk Jf J H dpP?-' " Pandy Candy JV :t , fov a Dime l ii-f ' MR" A k mm mv n. HiM J ; , w . m yMMMM X am. aaav S V" ' ' . Jf . a creamy, melt-in-your-mouth butter scotch carr mel fudge full of roasted nuts with over all a deep, rich chocolate covering either milk chocolate or dark to suit your very taste. It's the biggest piece of candy goodness for the price of one small dime that ever satisfied a candy craving. And it's pure good for kiddies and to grown folks. They slice it for parties, luncheons, teas, after dinner for whenever good candy's wanted. They pack it in picnics, in the youngsters' lunch; keep it in the office; fill the pockets of their autos. It's sold at thousands of confectioners, candy stands, drug stores, groceries and eaten by the million. It's quality knows no rival, imitation to the contrary notwithstanding. Wrapped in tin foil, with an inner lining of white paper, each Bambino Bar comes fresh and toothsome. ECONOMICAL, ISN'T ITT BUT WAIT TILL YOU'VE TASTED ONE! VOGAN CANDY CORPORATION Portland, Oregon SLICE v v V mCQ v.'ev
