Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 23, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MARCH 2 1923 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON .PAGE THREE GREAT CLAIMS ARE MADE FOR NEW ANTISEPTIC Baltimore Md, Mur. 23 Or. Veailvr Leonard, chairman of the common Internal antiseptic, na tional research council, explained further before the Baltimore Medical Society last nifiht the ac tion of hexylresorclnol the anti septic which he reconily discover ed. The new drug has been des cribed as fifty times more effec tive than carbolic acid in its pow er to kilt disease germs m the fenito-urlnnry tract. While the antiseptic fs an Irri tant to the stomach and ha 3 been administered with olive oil In c.i eulo form, Dr. Leonard declared It to be nnn-ii'iitatin? to the genito urinary tract. Ho described hie discovery as potently germicidal, oluabte to a high degree and cap able of being eliminated In high percentage by the kidneys. The effect of hexylresorclnol, Dr. Leonard said, was to combine at onco wi'h the secretion of the kidneys and to render those accre tions, when acid In character, fhfiiifltlves antiseptic. The power of the drug is destroyed. Dr. Leon arl eild, when the kidney accre tions are alkaline. Dr. Leonard presented reports of eases In which he said the nmv an tlceptic had been used. Several types of germs best known aa pro lucers of pus and Irritation sta jhyloccocus. streptococcus and lacilltts coll Dr. Leonard deciar d, have been successfully conibat :ed. The first named two types, he Bid, were conquered after treat ment ranging from two to nine teen days, although the third, pe mliar to the large intestine re paired more patient effort. Bert MM-y, attorney, was bitten Saturday morning literally hit- ten ill m o.st litu. s- Ji. bit: rot quite. And the Sulem pont iff ica force was bittea likewise. Uert has an enemy. The enemy: now autl then sends Bert a mean !etter. Saturday mommg wheu Maey began to dig Into bis pile of mail he came upon a package. Ad dressed iQ an unfamiliar hand writing; ao legible postmark. Macy removed the paper covering. Enclosed was a can. 'What the " muttered Bert as swiftly, very swiftly, but very softly, be set the can back on his desk. For some moments he con templated the thing. He sum moned Judge Small. "I've got an internal machine here by craekey said Bert. "Got t through the mail. The Judge laugaed. Miss Bird- well, the stenographer, laughed. 1'ut they didn't open tbe can. It was Bert's can. Bert smiled some, but not much. Then Macy courageously picked tip the caa, tautitmsly picked It up, and took t to the postoffice. Back ia a hidden recess at the iostoffiep the employes stood in 40 PERCENT OF DEAD CHILDREN West Frankfort, III., Mar. 23 (By Associated Press) One' of the most striking features of the tornado here was the large proper tion of women and children kill ed. More than 1500 coal miners were at work beneath the surface in the devastated orea and thus es caped injury or death. Nearly forty per cent of the Send in West Frankfort were small children. One of the most heart touching scenes after the disaster was the long row in the morgue of little bodies from which life had been snuffed out almost in the twinkling of an eye. West Frankfort and other storm stricken communities In Franklin county today went about grim task of buryig ne bulk of their dead. Of the 163 known deed In the county virtually all had been Identified and funeral arrange ments made. 01BD0NS ASKS $200,000 TO FIGHT HARRY WILLS Cihcaso, March 23. Eddie Kane, manager of Tom Gibbons, baa demanded a flat guarantee cf $200,000 for Gibbons to box Harry Wills, negro heavyweight challengnr, in e show for the Ital ian hospital fund in New York June 19. Gibbons terms were made known in a telegram reply ing to an offer which Kane said ho received from Herbert J. ru Bacy of New York. Mill City, Or., Marc 23. The students of the Mill City high school will put on their annual show at the Hammond ball. April 10. The show "Mr. Bob," is a roaring furce comedy and promises to be a treat. The work of put ting the show on is under the di rect supervision of Miss Virginia Mason. ert Macy Is Bitten; Well, Not Quite, But Teeth Afford Scare a Hag about the caa while Bert txplame l There was no way to tell whore it came from. There was much dtscut&ioa. Finally Flaviua Meier an in trepid cbap is Flavlus approach ed the can. Gingerly he inserted his fingernails under the lid. slowly he opened the can and fin gered the wrappiug inside. "It's teeth!" he exclaimed. It was teeth, it mil set of false teeth, ni-rely done up to velvet not regular velvet but Velvet tobacco can. The explanation came easily. Macy has a client. Some months ago she left ber husband ssd went to Portland, and U now try ing to get a divorce. In the home that was, she had left the false teetb on a shelf. One needs teeth when away from home, so she wrote Macy and asked him to try and get them for her. Macy wrote to Walter Winglow, attorney for the husband, about the teetb. The can that might have been an in fernal machine was the reply. The woman will get ber teeth, but Macy thinks he wilt be consider ate about how he sends them through the mail. Stayton News Staytyii, Or., March 23. C. A. l'cauehaiup, W. W. Miller and Joe Ms her drove down to Bandy, Tues day, to take advantage o the an nual ruu of smelt. They return ed with four sacks of these taey fish and it auy of their friends or acquaintances did not get their fill of smelt it was not their the fisherman's fault as they gave of them iiberally as long as the upply lasted. Certainly the mar kets mast have doue Hi tie or no ntsiiiess in the fish Hue for sev eral days. Last week wheu a cumber of Odd Fellows went over to Salem tor special degree work, Mrs. W. iS. Kyan invited invited the wives to go along and they were delight fully entertained at the spacious homo of her sister-in-law, Mrs. i rank Huhhurinun on Court street. Mrs, HrfhhtM tnati had invited sev eral Saleai friends and five tables if five hundred were in play. The at. Patrick color scheme wat car ried out In decorations and re- frcbmeuls. The Stayton leaders ire very enthusiastic over the en tertainment accorded them and say "any time." A summary of the season's bas ketball games shows that the Stay ton high boys played 19 games and lost only 4. Hays has high point man with 157 points, Fenneey sec ond with US, Digdrich 78, Dozler tl and Mutchler 49. Total points 51S to 279 for their apposents. Mr. a nd M rs. Ed Btakely of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John Btakely of Albany and Hay Blake ly of Portland were here to attend the funoral of their brother-in- law, H, A. Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ryan are home from Portland, where Mr. Ryan attended the Chevrolet dealers sathering. A. S. Walters has about com pleted Iho cement basement and foundation for his new residence cpposite the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. William Pcttit moved here this week from Nor- Mo other tire ever won favor s.o quickly! TIRES and TUBES Columbia Tire Corporation, Factory Branch, and Dealers throughout the City COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREGON tons. Or. Mr. Pcttit will be em ployed by Gehlen Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan. McDonald are the nurents of a son, their scc- C'&d, born Monday. W, F. Foil is, who has been in Los Angeles and vicinity since last July, is back is Stayton for an in definite ftay. The regular Meeting of the Woman's club was held on March IV, and the program and refresh ments were in keeping with the day. The most important report tluring the business session was that given by Mrs. II. E. Tate, of a conference with Miss Cornelia Marvin, state librarian, relative to establishing a library here. A committee consisting of Mesdames H, E. Tate, William Ryan and B. A. Schaefer, ware appointed to make further investigation into this venture. Suggestion that the north entrance into town be em bellished with some sort of arch similar to those in evidence in other towns was made and Mes dames G. F. Korinek, A. G. Mur phy and O. K. Gardner were ap pointed tti confer with a commit tee to be appointed by the men's club in regard to this. It was also decided to have a rumage le on April 4, and Mrs. Arch Caspell, with Mrs. Mattie Bruce and Mrs. W, H, Trask as as? i st ents, will have charge of this. Here Is a good way to get rid f articles which may be useless to you, but just what the other fel low need 3. It is hoped that every one will contribute to and patron ize this Kile and thus swell the treasury funds of the club. C011 CARD OF FIGHTS PROMISES TO SHOW AGTION What mom be to be one of the best cards for some time wiii be presented at the artuury next ednesduy nlgnt when Caari: iawson of Eugene and Johnny Ooggins of Ban Francisco t&ngie a the ten-round main event The faus of Salem need no istrodue- iiod to Dawson, as he has shown that he has plenty of ability and s a clever battier. Oawsos fought tere soms tinie ago when he won the noi over iitlly Gardeau w Portland. Uardeau is a good wrapper Iuf Ooggins knocked him out in the fourth round of a sched uled ten-round fight is Seattle ijome time ago Bill Hunt of Salem and Chan Batter of Portland will meet in the six-round semi-finals. Both of the filters are hard hitters and tt is expected that one of them will go down for the count. But ler is a clever boy regardless of his size and Hunt will have to step around right lively to keep out of the way. Hunt will eutweign Butler about ten pounds. As a special event Matchmaker Plank h-ts arranged Kid MeCor miek of Oregon City and Billy Hobbins of Portland in a four round go. McCormlck is faster than lightning and the figbl that he puis up against his bigger opponent is the last card will as sure him of the support of tbe crowd. If the fight is as good as last time the price of admission will be gamed right there. Two snappy preliminaries have also been arranged. The light Is under the sanction of the Salem boxing commission. GHEMiCAL GIVES BROCCOLI FROST RESISTING POWER Rosebarjj, Mar. 23 Kxierimen!i with yark.u kiml of fertilizer on breecuit have resumed In tiw nciirientsl discovery f a ehemiraS which imports frost resistance to plams, it w.is announced thin morning fey Counly Agtat B. W. Cooay. In experimenting at Win ston trial plot upon which super phosfhale was uM tt was ftumS to have gone through the extreme cold the past winter with abso lutely so low from she extreme low tessperature, while in every di recites around it. ther was a 95 1907. He was a member of Elks, Masons and AiH Temple Sfarise of Tacoma, Wash., and also a member of the railway trainmen. He was a veteran of the Spanish-Asserican war and for a number of years an employe on the Southern Pacific railway. He is survived by his wife but so other near relatives. His death, while sudden, was not unexpected as he had bees a suf ferer from a serious heart trouble for several years. "Hank," aa he was known about town, was well liked by all who knew htm snd leaves many friends here and in lodge and rafiroad cireies where he was widely known, who exten-t their sympathy to the sorrowing widow. Funeral services tot H, A. New berry were beld at the Weddle mortuary on Monday. G. W, Hay conducted the service and the Ma- onie and Kike lodges also took part in the service, Mr. Newberry was born in Miiimgton, Mich., in 1879; as married to Edith Jitakely at Portland on July 31. FOR SHJRIHB Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, just What You Need Don't wonv about Eczema or olha skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo. Zemo generally removes Pimples t3lackhcads,Blolcljes,tcierna ana King worm and makes the skin clear anc healthv. Zemo is a clean, penetrating antiseptic liquid, that does not show and may be applied day or night Tria bottle 3oc large size $1.00, Zemo Oint ment is especially recommended loi nighttime use Sue laaa soap, x. ftLVITI BRINGS RESTFUL SLEEP TO INTERRUPTED SLUMBERS C. A. Mott. 1131 Bmh St., Oak land, California, w ho has been compelled to gel up four to si times & night, now report relief from long tndms kidney and prostate trouble after taking Al vita for one week. "Having heard of rour Alvita Tablets, I came to your Long ueach store two weeks ago and bought a box of 3 tablets for $t. and withn one week w.is abso lutely relieved of a long standing trouble with my kidneys or pros tate which neeeseisated my being up from four to six limes during the night. I can ha r illy express my appre elation for the good these tablets have done for me in this regard. I am & man of mature age, but feel like a young man today X am buy ing one half dozes boxes of Alvita Tablets to give to my friends.' AtvHa ie the recent scientific discovery which brines lime, iron and phosphates to ou in a vrge- table form. It Is prepared from the deep rooted aftsifa plant in highly concentmteti tablefs. Alvita has proved especially beneficial In building up weakened, run down condnfons. and in overcoming kid ney, bladder and prostate trouble. No matter what yoa have tried, try this remedy of nature now. A dolter buys a box at any druic store. Perry's Drujc store will supnlj you. Mail orders filled.' Adv. ALVITA per cent kttt. Ott another tmet &n which a combination fertiliser wu used, and to which phospbstg vac carried la ft lesser piece, Croat rebalance was uiio manifest. Broc coil ?twe in D&yg!a county tost aver a quarter of mil ilea dollars ihi year, when ever Bin temfes sf the crop was title J by frost, and i! th use of phrhate will pre vent such da mats In the future, aa ih county sgeiU states hs le nesKlve It will do. the discovery w&t be of untold value in future yeans. A series of exhaustive- tests til! be made the colder section of the county next winter to test oat :ho frost reaistknm jua)lHM To Curs aCold in JSfif One If M iBrofng 8 Quinine The tonic and laxative effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will for tify the system against Grip, Influenza and other serious ills resulting from a Cold. The box bears toifi signature Price 30c Dontjorej Daddp Our supply of Wrt&eyZ is running low - so please Daddy, bring us acme more Wri?cy&. Wd be tort without it!' after Pass it around every meal. Give the family the benefit of this aid to digestion. It cleanses the teeth, too. Keep it always in the house. QgasbsaiaaBaaaaavaaBUkstasaaMavaflaHavawvavamas A CAHAMU f -J m A VV)a Yen, tnth tan have tKU ap& happy, htahhy took Thfrt If m reatfm jo ytm to look or fttt iha May CONSTIPATION means WEAKNESS Constipation is practically universal among civilized hu man beings. It is a national curse causing inefficiency and physical unpreparednesa. It causes disease, premature old age, lessens endurance and resistance, and many times fatal illness is directly traceable to its obnoxious results. The clear eye, healthy look, vim, vigor and vitality can be had only when the bowels are free and are moving regularly. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN The Family Laxative promptly relieves constipation. It isnotabittermedicirte nor a griping, nauseating, uncomfortable physic It M pleasing liquid combination oi Egyptian senna, pepsin and aroma tics that Dr. Caldwell, with his long and extensive practice, found effective and an aid to Nature in perform ing her proper functions when the bowels were ma treated through improper food, lack of exercise, and indil ference to physical sanitation. Gently Rotoro I M Boumt WHN iNSirPAJETi mCAUWEUS STOJPPEPSM To Health lit 8 Am wilt !!, bowla to cn and ua her preper fciBOwi the do more and more smokers every day o Such popularity must be deserved Chesterfields have come up fast because smokers have found that they can depend on diem for the same superior blend, the same uniform quality, and for the same untiring good taste always! ttsstrr MhmTmmh C .