Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 24, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAI.EM, OREGON TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925 LEAGUE; SALEM i GAM At a meeting In Porthind Innt tiliit of the mniiuKtTs of the In-ter-Stitle baeball h-an's.', a consti tution, by -law, ami li-fcMme ached Ule was adopted. Umpires were iljo nflccted fur the coming -foit. Tho ru;imu'" voted to pay the- umpire 1 7. TO a K;ime thla fviir itit.tcn.1 at the j paid in previous year a. The forfeit money, which Is $50 mint W handed in 1' April 1. l'he next meeting of the league Kill ho held April 8, four days be lore the weapon opens. The fol- lowlni; schedule was adopted for the coming season: April 12 Vancouver at VmI Linn; Luckenbuck at Hillsboro; Camus at Kal-m. April 19 Vancouver at fiilnm; llillshoro at Camiw; 2uckenbach at West Linn. April 16 Vancouver nt II ilia boro; Salem at Went Linn; Lui k- tnbach at Camas. M:iy s st Linn ot HlMnboro Vancouver at Caraiw; Luckenbach at Saturn. M-y 30 Luckenbarh nt Van fouver: Camaa at West Linn: llilla bom at Salem. May 17 Salem at Camas; Luck enhach at Hlllshoro; Vancouver at West LLnn. May 4 Vancouver at Salem; Caonw at llillsboro; Luckenbach at West Linn. May 31 Vancouver at Ilillwboro Wtst Linn at Salem; Luckenbach it Caiiiafl, June 7 IlllNboro at West Linn Vancouver at Camas; Luckenbach It .Salem. June H Lucka.ibarh at Van couver; Wont Linn at Camas; 8a leni at Hillfboro. June 21 Vancouver nt West Linn; Luckenbach at Ilillwboro; Camna at Salem. June 2 A Vancouver at Salem HiiNboro at Cumas; Luckenbach it West Ltun. it Camas July 5 Vancouver nt HllUboro West Linn at Falem; Luckenbach julv 12 West Linn at 1 111 labors Vancouver at Camas; Luckenbach at Salem. July 19 Luckenbach nt Van eouver; We.it Linn at Cam a; liille oro at Salm. INJURY TO KEEP IfCOIICK OFF On account of an Injury to hut b4ck. It will be Impossible for "Kid" MeCormick, loj-ponnd (ire for. City batt:er, to meet Hilly Kobblns of I'ortlanl. In the spi nal event nt the armory tomor row flight, it wan announced lust lipht by Harry Plant, matehmnk ir. The fight fans wilt not be iIIh- ippointeJ, however, claims Plant to ho hat Rrr.ingeu for the Kid s irothar, 'IJabe"' McCoriulek to icet Hobbina. nabe" Is a clever little .scrapper himself nnd he will five as murh action as the "Kid, "P.abo" tips the scales at 110 sounds, five pounds heavier than lis brother or three pounds heav er than Hobblns, McCermlck ban ir-pea red in several fichu at Klks" nnokers and is quite clever, ac- lordlng to those who have seen 1 1 m in action. Johnny tioggins, of San Fran llsco who weUlia In at 139 pounds Hiil meet Charles Dawsnn of Ku- rene in the ten-round henilliner. Sogftins Id a eood tittle battler hi rase if as he stopped Sew ell Deane who fought Duwsun twice. The fight between CI or r Urn and Deane ended In tho fourth round. Deane fought a draw with P.iwnon si the firs, meeting ot the two and die next endc.t in a decision for Dawson. Aa (.ioggfns Htopped Deane in the fourth round, . the fight between t:ogj;ins and Dawson ucht to be a good one. IUII Hunt. ilein fireman Is .ill ready for his 6-reund (Itiht with Chan Potior of Portland. Hunt R-lll outweigh Tiutler by nine ouundft but Put lot's speed ought to Make up fir th it. Two good preliminaries have been urning Pd to complete the card. The fight will start promptly nt I. .10. Society (Continued from Page Flve.1 8. Itreltenaiein. return on Friday to Corvallls where ehe Is l Htudent at O. A. C. Mr. and Mm. Herbert Arm strong and two children of Van couver, Washington, were the rurwta over the week end of Mr. Armstrong's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Armstrong. MIse Mary Armstrong, a student In Purilnnd. slfto spent the week end with her p.irentfl. Mm. Lou Crote entertained the M. V. Itridge club yesterday at tarda and tea. Mrs. I). A. Klklnu, I apodal gtiept, won high playing tnire. Cotmolatinn award went to lira. K. W. Peterson. Ferns and daffodil and other fcprlng flowers were attractively arranced about the living room a fiu eats of Mrs. (.rote were Mm. Elklna, Mrs. William Marshall. Mm. Ira Darhr, Mm. f. Kollts, Mrs. KrneAt Peterson, Mrs, Ed Vatt and Mm. Al II. BtHner. Mrs. Albert Smith will enter Cain the club at the next meet ing. Kensington club member will meet Thursday afternoon at th home of Mm. F. 8. Ann neon, 1110 north Capitol street. Leading Actors in Chicago's Million Dollar Poison Mystery i i mill in 1 1 wt nil nmnw n LtcLjt ,.v jw!i . r . Irut- i.iir , --r,r- iiA-UstssitaiMmt u i t. " W r-'w ' - . I - t Viv I OPEN FORUM Contributions to Thla Column must be plainly written on one side of paper only limited to 300 words la length and signed with the name of the writer. Articles not meeting these specifi cations will be rejected. To the Editor; Oregon lias just been curBed by the represent atives supposed to be fur the bene tit ot the common people. Out of &00 bills by both liouxes not one in twenty is worth a whoop. The attorney general aya It U nut law ful to reduce the salary of Justice of the peace during the term for which he was elected. That belli; the case, it la Ju.st ns uuluwful tr raise the salary of any officer elected on a stipulated ealary. Therefore every rame ot salary to the governor, the supreme court judges, attorney general, secretary of state or any other officer of the atate, district or county la simply a graft on the taxpayers ot the state. Junt look ot the hungry grafters seeking the place on the .supreme court bench at $500. 11 you would tell them to accept tlu $5500 or hand It their resign a ttoi:s not one would resign. Same tin nt; would he with any estate, district or county officers. The governor pledged when he made his campaign to accepted the orig inal $roto that Olcolt was getting until 11 ro. lachmund Introduced bill to raise Wirnti's salary to help hi in pay Kuser'g mid Ktelner'n expenses to come to Oregon t take over the training school. I am from Mls-Hourl and 1 would like to gee any meamire the governor Uixh worked tor the common peo ple. He has approved the raise of salaries, appointed his pels to ev ery position possible to till to his advantage. The people generally would like to hear from any state distrit jr county employe wanting to resign. There would be 20 to a.iply for every position vacated No man in the state's employ is worth more than $5000 and more than half that are now employed are not worth halt that amount and the taxpayers should call a convention and regulate salaries in harmony with what the farm ers and producers can make on their farms. ft. It. RYAN. To the Kditor: Aa conditions appear to be running along About :ut tiMial, the man about town has not of lute had much to talk about and pan his opinion upon until the advent of tkt new style for ladles -the idiort kirts. Heading an article recently wherein some idverse comment was made on the Intest styles. It was staled that the American ladies have uothint; tin the Parisian ladies this season, as the latter are wearing the skirls about two Inches above the knee. Well, there Is an old saying that a rat ran look at the king nnd this new dtapiay will certain ly be an eyeful for we he-men, hut I'll guarantee that sonic of us will have to kneel nightly and ask for giveness for what we think. Now 1 for oar expect to look as long a there Is a good pair In sight, and If I hear any protest. 1 will ask what Is a sign for except to see. If these tihnrt length hose con tinue in style, with the short .skirts, the mosirttTtoes will have easy picking and windy days will not he necessary to get a look. If women are Insulted now and then, if It will be possible to Inaiilt one who wen ft this sort of clothes. I hey need only blame themselves It looks like It wis about time for we he nu n to adopt some sort of abbreviated garb to Interest the Indies, became .r take It that this H the reason they are displaying their pedal extremities. The other women are not Interested. It Is only the mm who will look. If our mothers could rise from the crave, those who wore the hoop sun la. high neck, long sleeves, I ustlcs, bonnets tied under the chin. etc.. and take one look, the shock would surely cause them to return to their eternal rest. Where are we getting to anyway, and "Oh I-ord, what nfit?" In Iterelatinn It Is said that there shall before the be pes tilence, disease. earthauakej. floods and troubloa such as uo man ha ever before known, and ulao where that the rich when thuy are caught with the gold bhall try to cant their riches Into the streets but they cannot uo ao and will be. condemned, and further that man .shall be tempted ot devils. Well. it looks as though the end inut bo ncur, aa tho temptation lma apparently airivott. As we men are mere h u man bei tigs, t here will no doubt be a large army o.' us who wil have to answer fur a ain we are not to blame for. If this is doubted just refer to what happened to Pa Pciklui In Sun day s Orcgouiau. The llihle Bays that it ia aa wrong to think a wrung as It is to commit one. Therefore, where Is there any hope for ho of good Intentions .' The only thing to do is to b strung In thy raith; look not on the hosiery display even though there Is disappointment from the other side who are doubtless fol lowing out the poet Whitticr's nayliiR that "we dress to please others and not ourselves. An other good antidote U to adopt the principal adhere to among the oriental heathen nea a;;o. Plaoc the hands over tho eyes, that means see not; place tho hand theu over the ears, that mean hear not and when you gather o: the street corner wtlh your friends about town, place your finger over your 11 ph. that means speak not Put on the goggles and even do as Perkins did, buy a pair of horse blinders, leal you be tempted be yond jour power conduct your self as a hitching post or an idol of clay. Keep up this agony ni loner as the season lasts, and do not worry over the future. If Ihe worst comes to the vorst. go off to the woods and gaze only upon the work ot Inanimate creation. Until you arrive at the woodi look the other wny when an espe cial! attractive pair pass by. AN OIISKUVEK. The moat hilarvms ph. use of the ridiculous proposal to destroy the JMUHIU Washington tchool build ing Just because its floors are v ot n and Its plumbing not up to dale, is the ponderous conclusion of the reaity association that the thing to do after tho building is destroyed la to cut another street through the block so that resi dences on the west side can lace (he cast and point their back ends toward the railroad track. The travail of the famous mountain In l-rtng forth the well known mouse iu thus completely eclipsed. My! My! We never before realized what an obnoxious thing a rail road Is. And on Twelfth street (here are four blocks of other peo plpe who have evidently not been notified. There they sit In their neat and comfortable homes, Ig noranlly facing the railroad track in apparent contest. It's turrlble! The realty aaaoetstlon should at once see Messrs. Ashllman, Bus pelle. l)ntnn, Hodge, Maddison. MrKlmr. Mrs. Adsitt and all of MOTHERS IMPORTANT Mothers should eee that the whole family take a thorough, purifying svstcm cleansing laxa tive Ihla spring. NOW IS TMR TIMK. The family will be health ier, happier, and get along bet ter It Ihe blood la given a thor ough purifying, the stomach and bowels cleaned out. and the germs of winter accumulated In the system, driven away. HOM.IS TKIt'S HOCKY MOUNTAIN TKA ia one of the very beat and surest spring medicine to take. Try It and see the difference In the whole family. Their color will be better, they'll eat better, sleep better, and be well and happy Perry's Drug store. Adv. the others, and explain to them that really nice people cannot live n a Iioujs facing a railroad track. The real animus seems to be that tho Washington building it; old-fashioned uut up to date- very true. Bo is the atato house, the court house, the First M. E. church and some of the Willam ette university buildings, not to mention scores of grand old resi dential mansions in the city. would the realty association like to cut up these sites into lota and sell them? Verily, we believe ao. In fact they auggeated It regard ing the court house site over a year ago. The financial deductions of the hoard of education are too intrl oato for my feeble intellect. They propose to destroy a magnificent and perfectly staunch building (.save for ordinary wear and tear) in order to have reason for build ing a poorer one only two blocks from the sam location but two Mocks nearer the Parrish Junior high school. Ia it their policy to iMtnch the school buildings of the city ea closely together as powl- iner Of course, though, the ne I'ullding would ia "modern." So is the Parrish building and looks like the unusually good cow barn of a prosperous ranch. In order to avoid a comparatively email bill for repairs on the old build ing, board deems It wise to have It tern down, and then spend five or six times as much as the repair would have cost on a new build ing. I Just can't "flense It, some how, if you know what I mean. I can't dope out the "economy." A PARAMOUNT PICfUKE Everybody knows that the Washington building was "con demned" in the first place In order to set the people to vote for the big bond Issue for the Parrish school. Well, the bonds carried, the Parrish school Is built and we are all f;lad. Hut it is evident that committee will hare to be ap pointed to wait on the school poard and explain to them that that "condemnation" was only a joke. Tbey shouldn't take tt seri ously. I own no Ralem real estate, but those with the leaUat fctake al ways have license to make the u.ost noise. T thank you. INNOCENT HYSTANDEIt. "PHILLIPS" MILK OF MAGNESIA Accept only genuine .Phillips, the original Milk of Magnesia pre scribed by phyniciuni for 60 year as an antacid, laxative, corrective. 25-CCnt bolMi'S illtlrt KA.fnnl .fiattles, co" directions any druic stor HOW GLANDS C0N1 f. HEALTH, STRENG ' VIGOR Eminent Scientist Reveals Starllinp; Fa Glands nnd Their Functions Tell. Man and Woman Should Strive t. Important Glands in Perfect Conu..n Through n New Scientific DIstot- ory iim c.iamliilnr System may lie. -vsbtet In Iim Work of Hnpply- n .in- i iKTctuiK ;uiii4litlnr Secretion tthi. h Are No nee- rxwury to J.lfe nnd Health . IImiiisiiikIa of Mm nnd Wo men Are Now Tnklnjt f.lamIocii in Help lU tmla i hii n it nml M re iit li, and Overcome Weaken ed, Kumlonn, Ntrv niw, KtlmuMtnl Con dition. Now th.it men and women are turning tti fflandu I a r treat m e n t for rctor- Inff former yo U t h f u t t the Vital Every ihe Rclence discovers Uiat a man Is worth only as much as hU gland 1? S&zk power nnd vigor, it Is well that opinions of certain eminent au thorities be quoted a this time. That every orau of the human body depends upon the Rl.tods for proper functioning is stated by Dr. He rite Voronoff. who haa devoted yetra of etudy and experiment to Ornanotherapv. It is nr. eron- ofTa opinion that the brain, the nerves, the muscles, ne wen as me liver, kidneys and all other or ans. would he incapable of play ing any useful part without the aid of the alnnds. The functioning of our orcstv Is no more than the result of the activity ot our glands. and when the bodily functioning is d i st n rtied, the cs use, In most cases, should be nought, no4 In the condition of the orgnn Itself, but tn the condition of the gland which controls tt. (ilnndu that function perfectly are responsible fr desired quali ties which ehould exist in every norm.il man or woman. This Is the opinion of an emi nent American surgeon, who t iles that the courage of the soldier and the rhrm of the vivacious woman are largely dependent upon the activity of the thyroid gland. (Hands which have become in active or weakened should b nourished in order that they may supply the blood with their vital ecretlons. As Ir. Arnold I-orand says In his book. "Old Ace leferred.' In ucakina ot the alanda, "We inuet Insist upon the reinforcement of their functions If changed by age or disease by means of extracts ob tained from the similar organs of healthy animals." Thece extracts are now admin istered as a glandular compound in accordance with the remark able discoveries and facts revealed by research over a period ot some thirtr years. Cilandogcn is a gland ular compound prepared from a scientific formula which combines the Important elements ot healthy glands of young animals with oth er efficacious Ingredients. It comet in simple, convenient, compact tablet form. Men and women who are weak and run down, thin and under nourished, physically and mentally tired, who have lost the pep and virility of former days, whose systems are undergoing a change that Is sapping their strength and vigor, should heed the words of these eminent sv entltta and regain once more the health, strength and happlnou that come from normally active glands Try this ten day test: Take two Olandogen tahtets three times a day for ten days, then see for yourself If you don't feel stronger and better In evsry way. Do not be satisfied with any so called gland pill insist on genuine Olandocen, the original gland tontc. Perry's Thru store wilt supply 1 vou. Adv. Sinclair Lease Annn'ed. Moscow, March, 24. (Hy Asso ciated Press.) The concession of the Island of Sauhnlian granted the Sinclair oil luterests hy the ho v let authorities was annulled today hy the soviet court, which EYEGLASSES Eyeglasses are coming to be considered a badge of ambition. It is a recognized fact that many people have defective vision and the individual who wears glasses practic ally proclaims to the world that he will not be ao handicapped : that he wants the full measure of the power and pleasure perfect vision affords. Nature has its way of warning of trouble in the eyes and an exam ination will disclose the exact nature of that trouble. Morris Optical Co. 801-4 Oregon Bldg. has been hearing the goYernment'i annulment pie. Philotonher SnioUe. Pouvaiieepale. N. V., March M Hairs CatarrJi Medicine irl c rid your iritem ot Catarrh ot Deal -test cmuaed tyf Catarrh. '. f. CHENEY &. CO , Toledo, Ohic George Stuart Fullerton. emi nent philosopher, committed aul. clde bj banging at hla home ben today. KiSs!?iJ1mJ81 Wednesday, March 25, 8:30 P. M. CHARLEY DAWSON vs. JOHNNY GOGGINS Ten Three Minute Hounds BILL HI NT vs. CHAN BUTLER Six Three Minute Rounds BABE MtCOinilCK vs. BILLY BOBBINS Six Two Minute Rounds Tickets at Smith's Cigar Store W fttilZ rfit W. T. RIGDON & SON, MORTUARY Established 1891 Chemeketa Street at Cottage SSBKBS!HillTnUillrtl!'H!li': LOWEST PRICES ON WORK CLOTHING If you are the least bit skeptical about Work Clothes prices and qualities we invite you to visit our Work Clothes Section in Basement and see for yourself the quality we offer at the low prices quoted. Overalls $1.19 This Bib Overall is a 220 weight denim. Full size and warranted not to rip. Two front, two hip pockets, also watch, pencil nnd rule pockets (Union made) sizes 30 to 4S waist measure. Work Shirts 79c Our Work Shirts arc cut long and wide giving them the necessary fit for the out-door man. It Hie and grey cheviots (Union Made). Also black satin and khaki at this price. Sizes 14H to 17. Khaki Twill Moleskin Pants $1.89 Khaki twill Moleskins are ideal Work Pants for the farmer, the lumberman, tho mechanic, the contractor, in fact they fulfill' the demands for all around service. These home extra heavy belt loops also buttons for suspenders. But ton down flap like pockets and cuff bottoms. All sices, SI to 42 waist measure. HI- Army Last Work Shoes $1.95 Black blucher, soft cap toe, work shoes that will withstand long, hard wear. Army Last Welts $3.95 Very aott and easy are these chrome tan welts. Moccasin style, "The world's most comfortable work shoe." All sizes. Men's Camp Blankets $1.69 For all around out door use these Blankets pre lent the utmost In blanket value. Sturdy, heary, double regular bed size, priced within the range of every one's purse. Men's Sample Furnishings! Amone these samples are to be found a large assortment of ties, hand kerchiefs, box. garters, belts., suspenders, gloves, etc., all priced at 1-3 less than regular; select them now while you still have a good range from which to choose. Salesman's Sam ples in Under wear 1-3 Less Regular Men! There's every, thing ia way ot Under wear one could desire in this lot of drummer sam ples. Heavy woolens, light fine woolens; heavy cottons, medium and light weight cottons; nainsooks etc., at 1-3 less regular prices. A Sale of Summer Shoes at 10c Fair Tomorrow we place on sale s lot ot odds and ends of footwearMen's rani's Shoes and Oxfords. Children's Canvas Shoes with rubber or leather soles; Women's Canvas, also a tew pairs ot Satins. Your choice tomorrow at this ridiculous pries ot 10c per pair. MILLER'S BASEMENT STORE "Only a Few Steps Down" t-0,"MIIIIH'l" ii n,ajiiMiiiiiiimiiiXy """ i-Ov'i'iiinmi li'iiyinnnvOyeiiiniiiiiii'inaOjii ffllill'iiif ;jiiii.