Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 27, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE STUDENTS CHEER DEPARTING TEAM A crowd cstlmatd at more than 00, piincit'iilly hiftn school Btu dentH. was on hanil to (five the Salem hiyh school basketball team a rouHini? send -off as It left yes terday afternoon for Chicago to represent the state of Oregon In he 1925 national basketball tour- iu meat. A Bpetlal rally was held at the hhih school bulldog at 5;30, fol lowing which the lit u dent body, with the team, went to the Ore eon Electric depot from which the train left. Standing on the rear platform of the L'uit car ns the train pull ed out. the squad was greeted with cheer a and yells from every hand. Pennants waved, cameras click ed, players smiled, and the train, gathering speed, passed out of sight taking with It the team which makes the logest trip of any of the many teams which are to vie for the championship of the United States In basketball. The locals will arrive in Chica go Sunday, and leave the follow ing Sunday. II VAUDEVILLE An entirely new program of jfOpulnr vaudeville numbers with fpeciul settings and new and novel ideas will be seen at the Dilfih theater fwlay and tomorrow. The Three Wilsin Girle, pretty to behold, graceful figures and cbility to entertain. There 1b something about their style, man ueriKins and dancing that shows training, experience and class. The act In most wonderfully cos tumed and is presented in the classiest manner besides being performed in the most rapid style. Nat R'lyall presenting "A Nov eltic Petite," a unique musical and juggling offering introducing his cwn originations via saxophone, balancng, musical bells and snare drum. Emma Ford and Harry Hewitt appear in "Frolic3 at the North Pole," a distinct novelty of songs and dances with a lever animal impersonation by Mr. Hewitt. Hie work Is perfection and has been highly praised by newspapers iu all the lead1 tig cities. Garo and Costello in a char acter singing, talking and musical act. Many humorous situation; with a snappy line of dialogue are said to make up the program of this clever team. Espen and Shaffer present an ortisiic acrobatic novelty perform ing feats of strength and ugilitv seldom seen on the vaudeville stage, a blend of muscular strength and ability. Jack Hoxie in "The Sign of the Cactus" in the screen feature. What Fatal Tornado Looks Like ' ' M,!"V-1 - "'4 - 9 .i :.R-.V -Us 3 VHAT TORNADO ZOOXS4 TLiCZ This rare photograph of the funnel-like form of a "twister," which irought death and destruction In the Middle West, was snapped a few cionths ago by an expert of the U. S. Weather Bureau, Turner News Thousands of users sing its praises t O ESI NOL Ointment ic the i-v best made. It cured m. ore on my chin when every thing else failed." Tcnn. "Have found instant relief from itching by using Resinol Ointment and Soap." Tex. "I find Resirftd Soap most healing and soothing as well as ""n excellent cleansei." Calif. "For the first time in 19 years my body and face ars clear of eczema, 1 will always boost Resinol.' Mich. "Resinol cured m ringworm like magic" N. J. Quoted from letters in our files (names on request) to show vrhat Resinol Soap and Oint ment can do for you if you are suffering from skin trouble. Ask your druggist about these pro ducts. Resihol Chocolates Light and Dark, regular 75c lb. Saturday only 2 lbs. for 70c, limit 2 lbs. to customer only. No phone or delivery on these candies Schaefer's Drug Store -Yellow Front" Phone 197 135 North Commercial The Penslar Store Journal riant Ads Fa) Turner, Or., March 27. Frank Baker, wife and family of Port' land visited over the week-end with Mr. Baker's parents, E. C. Baker and wife. Mrs. Andrew Baker of Mill City called on E. C. Baker, Saturday night, on her way to Salem. The fire department answered a call fihortly after noon Saturday from the residence of William An derson. It was a small roof fire starting from soot burning in the chimney and was soon extinguish ed with practically no loss. John Gower and con, Leonard, of Newberg, drove to Turner, Sun day, to viist with his son, Gerald, and wife and to call on his old friend, E. C. Baker, who is recov ering from a Biege of the flu. Dr. Guilford B. Gollemore of Yamhill' visited Sunday in Turner j and Salem. I The fine epring weather of last Sunday brought the cars out on the highway In large numbers. The highways were crowded with motorists enjoying the fine weath- INFLUENZA I As a preventive, melt and I inhale night and morning V9CKS CW J7 Million Jan Ummd Yearly H. V. Smith ts reported to be quite Hi this week. I. E.IJutnam, who was quite ill for a few days with flu, is again able to ho out. Sunday wae borne coming day at the Baker hotel. All but two of Mr. and Mrs. Baker's children were present. Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols drove in from Seattle, Saturday night, for a visit with Mrs. Nich ols parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Baker. They returned Sunday night. Mrs. Barbara Snyder of Gervats c s also present. Mr. end Mrs. Fred Moore of Mill City visited unday with Mr. Moore's parents, G. A. O. Moore and wife. Rev. C. W. Pogue combined pleasure with business on hi re- Mike's Auto Wrecking House Guaranteed used parts for all makes of cars Tires, Bodies, tops. Open Sundays 225 Center Street. Salem MEET TONIGHT TO DISCUSS PLANS RL A special meeting of the cham ber of commerce ha been called for tonight when D. M. Sanson head of biff eastern and Canadian linen Industrie, will put up i definite proposition to Balem bus! neaa men as to what he will do In the line of establishing a linen plant here to care fo ra share of the Willamette valley grown flax. Mr. Saiuon hat agreed to put o0,- 000 Into the proposition himself. At tonight's meeting it Is under stood he will tell what he thlnkn the community should do. Mr. Sanson operates three linen mills In Canada and one In New York state. He has been in the business for the past 25 years and believes that with the quality of Willamette valley flax behind them, there should be a number of linen mills in the valley. TONIGHT vj and ' I SATURDAY I FAMILY 1 NIGHTS k mahy 1'iiir.niv S MYRTLE STEDMAX . g JOSKF SWICKAIID I ll'VIirt Th-yve v M -stcr a til 1. U ' V "Whatever my son In, I mndo 1)1 m. I downed him as a hnbe for the luxury and rich" 1 tliouc'it could rrplnre hi in in my lienrt. Cod k nn whii t he be potup. but I'm to blame. Im't nV-MTt him now I con Id have meant much to him, hut lt you he looks to In-u-ad." never lilt till amelo In any plc-ture few tor1 aM Brent aft (rrlimliiic. FRIDAY- SATUKWAY COMEDY NEWS LIBERTY c-:nt visit to Siletz and spent some time visiting; old friends at the Siletz m lesion, where he was pas tor for fconie time before com in 5 to Turner. Herman Pectz has bo far recov ered from his recent accident as to be able to carry his arm out of the mine. The new Christian church Is now being plastered on the out side and will soon be ready fur :ue dedication. Mrs. 8. H. Baker Is reported to he quite 111 with the flu. Mra. C. Bones, who has been quite ill at the home of her dauRh ter In Salem, Is reported to be much better and her friends are looking for her to return home eoon. Little Rcva Porter, youngest daughter of Marlon Porter, Is quite 111 this week. Rev. u. S. Crowdcr and Rev. Mr. Uryun of Salem called on E. C. i Baker, Monday afternoon. Mr. Itryan is Protestant chaplain at tlfe penitentiary. Kev. Mr. Crow tier expect to leave for a two months' husiness trip to Wyoming the last of this deek. Charlj Uones delivered a trac tor to J. it. 4avis, who recently moved to the West Stayton dis trict, Tuoday. R. D. Cray of Salem was a Tur ner visitor Monday. H. S. llund, Southern Pacific ogent at Turner, left Friday for a three wdtks' visit with a son in New lork, Mr. Bond was accom panied by his wife and son. Elvin, who is a student at Willamette university Miee Fny Given, who went home ill last week, has again returned to her scnool work. Gerald Gower Is visiting with home folks at Newberg this week. C. H. Pieties, who recently suf fered a rtrohe of paralysis, U con siderably improved. The many friends of L. M. Gil bcrt, sunorintendent of the boys' L-tute training school, will be glad to learn that he has recovered and :s able to be on the active list again. The signal gang of the South ern Pacific company began string Ing wire and erecting signal tow ers this week. The Southern Pacific supply train passed through Turner last week, leaving supplies for the lo cal station. Miss Muriel baiisbury viefted Miss Lurile riches recently. Karl Ishmael. a workman with zasmiiszsra,: wjc .saBsiatsssBfl You'll Ride Through the CRYSTAL REALM j (Tllll:p OP BAGDAD) it.j WW1 1 ytr&'k Mm & Chefs of great renown and chefs whose fume extends only to family and friends start on an equal footing with Golden West Coffee. The magic of good-coffee making goes back to the selective choice of the world's best-flavored high-grown cof fee berries and to the 40-odd years , of blending, roasting and cutting then vacuum packing which insures - coffee goodness in Golden West. Even more there's the economy of seeming to yield more delicious cups to the pound. Alt twy Golden Wnl T Orange Prkoe A Cmn Jnpan CLOSSET a DEVERS. COFFEES A TEAS EXCLUSIVELY, PORTLAND AND SEATTLE Goodncti lock In . opt with Krr Tlie handy key opening (op Is milrkly, easily, ftnfrly removed. No enn -opener; no digginK in; no raw clKrs to rut ytu. There's n convenient can tiilner when the coffee is gone. West Si Coffee O Ittl CloMct 4 Demn Hitcheon Paint Store Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine and Wallpaper If 3?ou have a painting job to do come in and get our prices. We have the right materials and can tell you the amount required for any job large or small Get the benefit of our 30 years experi ence as practical pointers. Phone 594 154 S. Com'l. St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store the tigml gang bere and who sui te red tbe lost of his lft limb whan he Ml beneath a passenger (rain at Turn,-, March 9, has been re moved to the Southern Pacific hospital at San fcranciaco for fur tier treatment. He is reported to t. getting along nicely. L. Koljertson was among thoxe from Turner attending the funeral if A. O. Condlt on Tuesday. Mr. and Mm. John Duncan of Splem were in Turner, Tuesday. Miss Laicile Riches returned to vorlc Tuoeday after spending a few days at home. COOS SLAYERS TO BE RESENTENCED Mandates of the supreme court in the cases of Arthur Cove!) and U. W. Peare, both convicted of murder In Coos county and sen tunced to be hanped. were ent to the lower court yesterday by, Arthur S. Benson, supreme court clerk. The supreme court affirm ed ths lower court and it is now necessary to send the two men buck to the Coos county seat to be re-enlenced to death. It Is ex pected that this will be done In a few days. Covet), who is a paralytic, wat (.onvictcd of conspiring with his rephew to kill Mttf. Kba Covell. aUter-ln-law of Arthur Covell and step-mother of die boy. The boy One Secret of Beauty Is Foot Comfort Frequently you hear people tzy, "My feet perspire winter and summer when 1 put on rubbers or heavier foot-wear-then, when 1 remove my shoes my feet chill quickly, and often my hose seem wet through" in every community thousands now use ALLEN'S FOOT .EASE in the foot bath daily, and then dust the feet anc shake into the shoes this antiseptic, healing powder. Full dirttiion on box at all Drug Mart. 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