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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.
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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
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a year, she keeps ho weight Just
right. All druggists sell Alar inn !a
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for a box or If you prefer you can
secure them direct from the Mar
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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
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strength.
Scott's Emulsion
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TONIGHT
AT THE ARMORY
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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.
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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.
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.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.
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You're behind the times If you
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liccauee It contains more vital
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You'll be glad to know that Con
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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
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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
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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
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New
Today
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TONIGHT SATURDAY
FAMILY
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padrone ft!dapthrJBtTka klftnd
ssf brink of Utaittr i ' A-
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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
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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
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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
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Events
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Story !
By
H. H. Van
Loan ft
III!
Mil
AdmLsflon
BaU-ony
Sic
Floor
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Children
luo
Mary Talmadgc-lledricks
Grand All-Artists Orchestra
"DANGEROUS CURVES'
A Sunshine Co'medy
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