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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT ' ' THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 20, IKS. VICTIMS TELL OF West Frankfort, 111., March 20 (By Associated Press.) Many wlnd freaks were reported la Wed nesday's tornado. Murptaysboro lax receipt of Wednesday s date were picked up at Fairfield, bu milt northeast. A barber chair found In a field Bear here fas a myatery as barber thop was known to have been in the stricken west Frank fort area. Presumably the cbair had beeu transported throupn tut: air from some other town. A frame building of the West Frankfort water plant was left standing untouched while lar trees on til sides were enupped ofl or torn up by the roots. Hundreda of auvunobilea sere tad their tops blown off, were Burled upslao down, or virtually demolished. Moat of a jjn can dump wan picked up from one side of the West Krankfort-lienton highway and transferred to the other aid A grove oC trees near here re nin (led observer of the family wash day because of the articles of clothing et retched on the limbs. DcSoto, 111., March 20. Jeasc Fankepy of llarco, who was re turning to his homo from St Louis with hta wife and two Bmnll children In an automobile when Wednesday's tornado approached, today related his attempt to seek shelter and drwrihed a fantasy of the winds. lie ewung Into a gar age to escape, Panltcy said, and ap he etepped from the automo bile, the roof of the garage wah whirled away. Next, be averted. Bis car was tosacd Into the air and carried off with his wife and chil dren In It He also was lifted and blown five blocks, alighting unin jured on the Illinois Central rail road tracks. Ills wife and children later were found in a ploughed field and they wero only sllehtlv Injured, lie added that the .net tlmo hf saw his automobile It was etll! sailing hrnugh the clouds. TOOZE TO EDIT MORNING PAPER Announcement was made here today that State 8enator Fred J Toozo of Oregon Blty has pur chased the interest of John L. Brady in the Oregon Statesman. morning newspaper here. Hrady rame here a year and a bait ago from Rnlina, Kansas. Mr. Toozo has served at the last two eeselono of the state lcglsla lure representing Clackamas coun ty In the senate. He was former ly in the ncwHptipcr business, at Oregon City as puMishnr of the Hnnner-Courior. Society (Continued from Page Five. la the group were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busey, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fandrlcb, Mr. and Mm. Cbarlee Shaw, Major and Mrs. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keene, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Kightllnger, Mrs. Emma Matlepholte, Mra. Blanche Turner, Mm La Velle Keen and the boets, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Turner. Attractive St. Pat rick's decorations were arranged for the affair. Children' etorr hour will be held In the public library tomor row morning ireiInnlr.g at ten o'clock. The Need leers ft club met Tues day at the home ot Mrs. Lewie .'cchtel for an afternoon ot aew ng and couveraatiou. Mrs. A. I Kiantz and Mlaa Mirjorle Overton were the special guests. Member in the group were Mrs. T W. Lebare, Mrs. L. E. Ollllam. Mrs. J. J. Newmyer. Mrs. Georg- Martin, Mrs. M. J. Moycr, Mrs. A. .1. Dafey, Mr. L. C. Brolherton, .Mrs. F. G. Stearns and the boetees, Mrs. IWhtel. Mrs. F, U. Stearns will be hoat- ees at the next meeting. Mr. and Mm. Oeorgo Griffith left last night for Salt Lake CUy where Mr. Griffith la attending an American Legion convention, They expect to be gone a week, Mr. and Mre. S. L. Colenun and children of Corvallla, wore the gucflte on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Felix Amort. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hoover wl!l have 6 their houflo gueste over the week end their eon In law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hanson of Portland. Mr. and Mre. R. 11. Bflpt were Portland vleitore recently. On their return they were acconipan led by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore who were their house guests fur several days. Mre. Davie Reese entertained the child welfare committee of the Salem Heights Progressive club in her borne on Tuesday. During the program hour Mrs. A. II. Chapman read a paper oa the girls of today. Mrs. Reese read a paper written on the subject of leadership among boys. Mrs. C. M. McKlnley awl ted the Boete during the tea hour. The gueeta were Mrs. A. M Chapman. Mrs. Willis Caldwell Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Mrs. John Douglas, Mre. Lillian McKinley, Mrs. O. A. Willeon, Mrs. W. Dav enport and Mies Lucille Rob i neon. Mrs. J. H. Hunt and Mm. E. Keene are Salem representatives at the Royal Neighbors conven tion In Albany thia week. e e Mrs. Fred W. Launer has re turned from a visit of several daya with her daughter, Mrs. Uarkley Newman at her home In Albany, Mies EIle Balii of Albany wa the house gueot of Miss Florence Cartwrigbt Wednesday evening and Tbureday. Mitw Dain came for the purpose of eeeing Otle Skin ner In "Saneho Panza" at the Grand Wednesday evening. NERVE PAIN, NEURITIS, NEURALGIA RELIEVED Are You Going to Portland tor the Northwest Rotary Conven tion or to do eo mo shopping? If so, we would be pleased to have you as a guest Campbell Court Hotel 11th Street at Main Portland's most modern Hotel 133 Rooms 133 Paths ...... Distinctive Service and CuUlne. Within easy access to the Theaters, Clubs and Shopping Centers, European plan, slnglo room and bath, $2.60 and up. Double room $3.50 and up. Main 3010. How Fat Actress Became Slender Many stage people now depend entirely upon Marrpola f'rescrip tion Tablets for reducing and con trolling fat. One clever aclrotta teils that ahe reduced steadily and easily by using this new form of the famous Mannola Prescrip tion. Now. by taking Mannola Prescription Tablets several tlmss a year, she keeps ho weight Just right. All druggists sell Alar inn !a Prescription Tablets at one dollar for a box or If you prefer you can secure them direct from the Mar mola Co.. General Motors BM3. Detroit, Mich. If you have noi tried them, do so. They are pleas ant to take and effective. Adv. THE SPARK PLUG Vitamins to nourishment are what a spark-plug is to a motor. To sustain vitality, the body needs three thou sand calories of food daily, yet if this food is not activated by vitamins the body is un able to thrive In health or strength. Scott's Emulsion brings to a weakened system vitamin-activated nourish ment of highest decree. A tittle taken regularly helps wonderfully to build strength and resistance. If you would keep strong and vital ac- ejuHi Hvaft vnur rlipf ulrli lfli Scott's Emulsion. 4 Scott ft fiownt, Bloomflcld, Jt. J. S4-U r TONIGHT AT THE ARMORY . o. w, w CIRCUS STYLE SHOW Elaborately stag e-d. Showing the newest and brightest Spring modes. The wonderful IRENE CASTLE gowns from the French Shop. Sports wear from Shipley's. Foot wear from John J. Bottle's Walk-Over Store. s SPECIAL MATINEE Saturday Afternoon at 2:30 Children 10c Adults 25c FREE DANCING EVERY NIGHT A new discovery, a physician's prescription, quickly ends nerve pain. No longer need you endure the tortura and suffering of nerve pain; dartlnf?, shocking, creeping, nervo tHTiHotlons; neuritis and neu ralgia, which slowly, surely and dangerously undermine the entire nervous system, often producing iteriouH nerve exhaustion which re aulta in physical and mental ner vous breakdowns. Stop the devitalizing effects of neuritis and It 4 kindred nervous disorders safely and eaflly with Ropa. Neuritis Tablets. This re inarUable remedy in compounded froi.i the prescription of an emi nent physician, and Is based on th Science of Homeopathy, a method of treatment endorsed by physician and doctors everywhere Hop a Neurit Is Tablets not only J) ring relief In cases of nerve pain, but tone up the exhausted nerve cells, thereby revitalizing the en the nervous system. They are guaranteed harmless and free fro.n narcotics, bromides and coal tar products. Your druggist will recommend them. 1 Terry's Drug store will supply yn. Mall orders filled. Adv. Mice Lenta Baumgartner arrif ed today from Eugene where she Is a student at the university to spend the spring vacation of ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner. Miss Baumgartner is a freshman on the campus and a member of Delta Delta Delta. e .More than fifty members and gdests were entertained In the parlors of the First Christian church recently when the mem bers of the Willing Workers' claes entertained their huehands at St. Patrick's party. Various games and contests amueed the group during the evening. Irith novel ties were used In the decorations. Ilostecfes were Mrs. Clifford Elgin, Mrs. Earl Wood, Mre. Charles Ituggles, Mrs. A. B. See ley, Mrs. W. 1. Ellis. Mrs. A. Car per, Mrs. E. I. Dickinson. Mrs. Thin Men Skinny Men Run Down Men Nervous Men You're behind the times If you don't know that Cod Liver Oil Is the greatest flesh producer In the world. liccauee It contains more vital lzlng vitumines than any food you can get. You'll be glad to know that Con Liver Oil comes in sugar coated tablets now, so If you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of solid healthy flesh on your bones and feel won and strong nek J. C I'erry. Central Pharmacy, D. J. Fry or any druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Only 60 cents for (0 tablets and If you don't gain flvo pounds In 30 days your druggist will hand you buck the money you paid for them. t Isn t anything unusual for a person to gain 10 pounds In 30 days, and for old people with feebleness overtaking them they work wonders. Adv. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet! GOTabtetj CO Cent? TODAY-TOMORROW BLIGH THEATRE j WASHER Wtlllaia Mav to teacher of the class. Special fUMt were lira. Jff Richard aid Mrs. William Clem em, both ot Portland, who were formerly ntnbm of the class. . Honoring lira. Jeff Richards and Mrs. William Clements ot Portland, Mr. and lira. A. Carpar entertained at dinner In their horn, on Sunday. Covers were laid for lira. Richards. Mrs. Clements, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Macey. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dickenson and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carper. LAST TIMES TONIGHT "The Silent Watcher" The Epic of the West! Desired by three men. For her a battle was fought and a grim game of chance played in a lonely (hack in the Western hills. Now you can see the famous stage play on the screen. ALICE TERRY - . CONWAY TEARLE WALLACE BEERY . HUNTLY GORDON IN 7& GREAT DIVIDE rrom tne rwy oy wiluam vauuhn MOODY Starts Saturday OREGON urn New Today Hill TONIGHT SATURDAY FAMILY NIGHTS padrone ft!dapthrJBtTka klftnd ssf brink of Utaittr i ' A- i Vrom HaVTD 'EELASCO'S Stage Success ildapled irrf the plou hu wiui.'.m c of "l II Other Subjects of Quality I LIBERTY DO NOT MISS THIS ONE! GRAND (Starts Tonight mi Cleaner, fresher, whiter and softer than ever before that's how the Hor ton washes every piece. Built to last a lifetime, easy to operate, requires but little attention, docs your vashing as you want it! Yet with all its exceptional qualities, the Horton 3 Cup Suction Washer is surprisingly inexpen sive. A demonstration either in your, home or in our store will surely hi con- vine-tug. SPECIAL We have just received a big ship ment to sell at You get the salesman's commission, ' $145.00 Paint Bargain Outside white we have 50 gal- . Ions, while it lasts W.4J5 Square Deal Hardware Co. 220 N. Commercial St Phone 1650 JririlSCCllllJlfR ii" Cast Includes Allen Forrest Stuart Holmta FrLLy Nlcht Mil Sal unlay MfctH Sunday J to 1 1 DJIt. Illf and much is risked for a Jl soft glance from dark eyes. Like tigeresses they rough, Dolores, the Siren, 7J J Sslls and Ardita, the Dancer, ?a s o0K' clawing like wildcats they , 8 ( alJSv fought for the man they tf ll BULLFIGHTS fOW The most realistic MMi iAi scenes of the famous MMM Spanish Sort ever A Smen m II ox - News Events III! mi i Story ! By H. H. Van Loan ft III! Mil AdmLsflon BaU-ony Sic Floor 60o Children luo Mary Talmadgc-lledricks Grand All-Artists Orchestra "DANGEROUS CURVES' A Sunshine Co'medy niii Today ouiorroi urn i
