Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 30, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr pni . pTfnn PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON MONDAY, MARCH "0, 1!!25 TOaMnvtnn March 10. An nouncement that h had succeeded :n reaching I lie Pacific coast with radio siguale from Ilia under ground transmitting let with hna hiii x nerimentinK for sereral years, waa made here last night By ur. jamei n. nosers. u;. .,..,. in Alitntn rorentinn of the waves from hie underground nation at Hyatmiie, mo., near here, on the coast, after previous ly reaching polnta as far distant a New Mexico, were crowned with success last night. Dr. Kogers aid, when he received a telegram from an amateur signal station op erator at ios Angeies. mj'ur algnala were "coming in fiuely." The underground antennae used I ..w.a in rnn iltnctinn With U rt of 350-watt tubes, consists of four cables, laid luree leet uiun - ..nlurlnv frnm iliffer- ent dlrertione as the spokes of a nheel. i.'r. itogers sam o huf, i" accomplish trans-oceanic broad casting with a 600-foot cable an tennae he intends to lay. He con- . .ha anrth llut la & Itlftri' efficient medium for tranemlttlng rr.a;o waves man toe air. EUGENTfOSSERS The Inlcr-clty basketball tour nament of the Comrade and I'io neer clubs of Salem. Eugene and Portland was brought to a close Saturday afternoon with the fcu gene teams winning. Six team wore entered In all, two irom each of the three cities. The di vision of the teams was made by the weight, the lighter teams be ing matchetl against each other. Thia is the fit tournament of the series and It Is thought that a larger one will be held next year, due to the support of the games thla year. In the preliminary games at the high school gymnasium, the Eugene Koala Comrades defeat ed the Jason Lee team by a 25 t i 11 score. In the second zame of the series the Portland Comrade defeated the Salem 1 1 1 - Y by a core of 11 to 7. This was the closest of the series. Up to the last minute or so the score was tied but two long shols by the Portlanders gave them the game. In the afternoon games played on the Willamette floor, the Port land Junior comrades were de feated by the Eugene Comrade club by a score of 16 to 13. In the second game the Portland senior team was defeatt-d by the Eugene senior five !iy a good score. This left both of the Eugene tennis vic torious. Hob Iloiirdman, of the YMCA, was referee and Charles Hagemnn was-srore keeper. HIKE. KERENSKY DIVORCED Leningrad. March 30. Uy A Aoeiated ITpkb.) It was revealed toriny tint Mine. Kerensky. wife of Alexander Kerensky, premier of tho revolutionary government which succeeded the rzarlst re gime, obtained a divnrre In Octo ber. 19 lis. on the grmin Is of de sertion. The decree was failed hy the holy ftyuuri, the highest clerical body in KiiHsta. Mrs. Kerensky in now living in Leningrad, while her former hus band Is editing an unti-Hoviet newspaper in l,rngm the Czecho slovakia!, enpilal. BODIES ARE FdbHii ON SOUTHED CRUISER Scans Klow, Orkney Islands, March SO. Workmen engaged in uigging up m acuttled German de frayer, beached in Mill bay. have discovered under a mass of wood which completely concealed them, the bodies of five German officers and sallora, who evidently were not warned at the time the fleet was sunk by the German crews. (The surrendered German fleet including eleven battleships, five battle cruisers, ail light cruiserx and auxiliary craft, was scuttled by the German crews on June 21, 1819. The sinking came two days after the signing of the naval con ditions of the peace treaty, re striding size of the German fleet.) LOCArTALENT WELL-RECEIVED Brooks, Or., March 30. Deacon Dubhs of Sorghum Center, with hie troupe of enthusiastic support er, played to a fair house at the Brooks school house Friday night Owing to the bad weather and the prevalent sickness, there were not as many present as the excellency of the entertainment should justi fy. A popular part was the music furnished by the Lalinh orchestra. which played eeverat numbers be fore the ptay end betcewn acte. Little Trixle, by her pranks kept the deacon in hot water and the aadifi.ee wondering what she vould think of next. The entire lay was a compliment to the tal ent of tht local Y. P. S. C. B. The work on the Hrooks-Lahish road I" rrngreHsing favorably. The grading machinery was in action 1 hunmay making traveling condi tions ve-y had but no one using the road was heard to complain. Mrs. 'far ms made a trip to Wondhurn, Friday, for some dent- :.l work. Mi Fern Hatchelor came home Saturday for a visit. Mr. and Mis. S .A. Harris were F.aleni v hi tors Saturday. Clyde Harris and daughter, Klhel. spent Saturday afternoon in Sulemw Are Iludkins, NY It ra.sk a light weight who ineetH Joe Hen jam in in a ten round bout at Vernon arena April 7. billed for the light weight championship of the const, started unfiling today at a Los Angeles ymnasitini, "Kid" Knplun, featherweight champion, who defeated Ernie (ooseman at San Diego last Sat urday was scheduled to leave to day for his home in Meriden. Conn. Recent Scientific Discovery! IIY-PFP-SEN Tlx .'rrnt Antiseptic Tunic laxa tive and System (Iojiiimt up "California Fig Syrup" Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child When Kiliy Is eonsl p:i ted, has wind eolle, fev?nsh brent h, coat ed tonitite, or ili.irrhr.i, m half tt-a-spoonSiii of genuine "California Kic Kyrup" promptly moves the pm.mns, K-few. bile, fourinK food tnd :i.tp ru'ht out. Ntver cramps or uver.ietn. lt;ihi!i love its delic I via tiiKte. A-k your dru-Kint for genuine Cnllfnrnia Ftp 8i-ur' whu-h IW fill) direr'tinnn for infants in arms, and children of all act-!", plainly printed on bottle. Motlitr! You must say "California" or you may (ret an Imitation fin pyrup. Adv. A treatment prepared by a new ori'Ms of extracting the rich jtilccH of routs, herbs and barks gathered In the various countries of the globe and Mended to pro duce the best results. How It In creases Vim, Vigor and Nerve Koreo liy cleansing the bowels. toning etomach and liver. Take H Y-PKI-HKN, tho Liver Tonic and System Cleanser, Is the advice nf drungists today to those who suffer with Chronic Constipa tion. diflresMing Indigestion and Torpid Liver. There Is no longer need nf using hard purgatives and cathartics as 1 1 Y-I'KI'-SKN, Din new scientific combination of Hydrastis; 1'cpMii. Senna and oth er vaiilahle ingredients, in bourn! to function the bowels and llvci egularly, thus cleansing the sys tem nf Impurities and polsonou? matter. A tablespnonful of thip syrup af ter each meal and at bedtime thats ull that is necessary, nr. nausea, no griping, no distress whatsoever. Next morning your liver ts active ns the entire diges llve tract Is purified and refresh ed and you feel Just fine, with n hearty appetite for breakfast. Kat what you like everything tastes good and agrees with you. Ily getting the bowels to func tion d.nlv as Nature Intended, ibe entire system is naturally Invigo rated, lllood ri renin ten better, nerved become refreshed, dull eyet--beeome bright and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health. Sleeplessness, nervousness, lack of energy, tired, worn out feeling all become things of the past. HY-I'KP-SKN Is eulrt and guar anteed by Capital l'rug store, 405 State street. Adv. 9- You'll see the Tooth snes 3"c to 50c Values I DC Living Dragon of 3 I Giant Size J fTllII.K OP BA(iOAD) X I Your Choice see Our .. Window Only nt Schaefer's Drug Store "Yellow Front" Phone 197 135 North Commercial The Penslar Store FORM GOLF CLUB Wood burn, Or., March 30. The Wood bur u Gulf club bus perfected temporary orjcanuatioii with 34 laember with II. N. Austin aa president and Vlaine McCord, sec retary. Three cumin it teed have been appointed atf follows: By It wu John Hunt, lilaiue McCord and VirtfU Masaey; niciabenshii) C. J. Kspy, IL M. Austin and L. li. Shoruy; Krouuds Eugene Court ney, Krank Procten, Hart Uiuter field, C. K. Whitman and K. J. (ilatt. The grounds at West Woodbu-n will be improved an possible. Charter membership will t'oon as possible. Charter mem bership will soon be closed. A delightful family reunion dinner was served Kunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Austin in honor of Mm. A u tin's brother, Captain G. Clay Jones of Wash ington, D. C. All of Mrs. Austin's living sisters and brothers were present: Captain and Mrs. G. Clay Jones, A. D. Jones of Grants Pass and two sons, Arthur and Harvey; Mr. and Mrs. II. Wallace Jones of Portland and daughters, Marjorie, ind Betty; Elton Jones of Port land and two sons, Emerson and Albert, and Buford Jones of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Austin's son' and wife, Mr, and Mrs. Leland Austin of St. Helens and little daughter, Nancy, and Miss Julia Hfcll Austin were also present. Captain Jones ie on his way to the Aleutian Islands to do advance geodetic work for the government. E, Courand has given the con tract for the erection of a modern reinforced concrete garage and service station at the Maple Park site at Young street and the high way to Mr. Goldade of Gervais. The new structure will be occu pied by K. T. Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hill enjoyed a week-end visit from their son and wife. Or. and Mrs. Neil Hill if Portland. Their daughter. Miss Margaret, was also at home from the Oregon Agricultural college for a wtp'k during tho spring vacation. Parrel and Irene Rlechel, Opal SiniH, Mvrtle Klamp, Clifford An- iliews, Martin Mo.hh( gcr, Jact. Meiser, Kobcrt Gruy. Helen Haul nold, Kay DuvU, Horner Stttlt mier are among the Oregon Agri cultural college Mtudents who hat.1 tpent the pat week of spring va cation at their several borne- in iind about Woodburn. Kathryn. daugnter of Mr. ant! Airs. J. r Plank, aged 27 yuan, died at her home at 10 o'clock Sunday morn tug and waa buried at 2:30 .V clock luc&day afternoon with Christian Science service i the Hall rhapel. Interment took place at lie He Pawi, Mr. and Mrs. ieith Powell rt tdiued Saturday evening from a two weeks' trip to Salt l-ake, San KraucisTO, Lou Angeles and other California points. Sixteen ladies of the Episcopal ian Guild met at the uew home of Mrs. Keith Powell, Tuesday uft t : noon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J it lib are leaving to make their home in Montana. Their ranch home east of Woodburn will be rented by Mr, James and family, A local Institute of Marlon county teachers was held In the Mgh school assembly Saturday morning, March 28. Dr. James Chapped or reddened skins quickly respond to the Kesinol treatment. The parity and sooth ing qualities of Resino: Soap tend to prevent dryness the most fre quentcanse of chapping but where exposure to sun or wind has al ready roughened and g.y burned the skin, the B..iBn healingtouchof Kesinol to Ointment stops the iw smarting and helps ta sirt restore skin health. "Fnefrom all harm heals lita a charm" Resinol WHEN Cent a Dose TAKE DUCALDWEIIS SYRUP PEPSIN "THE FAMILY LAXATIVE" MONTH-END Sales New Spring Hats This Month -End Clearance la a timely event New Straws. Bilks and Combinations suitable tor any occasion. I'hie little high crowns and Gloria Swanson pokes all are here at this lo price In rust, orchid, old blue, and other popular spring shades. Salem's Leading Department Store Matthew of Salem and Dr. J a me Prown were two of the special Heaket. A srndid program of special high school and grade demonstration In class room ac tivities was alro given by the teachers of the Woodburn schools, i he notin luncheon was served by the domestic science clatssea under the supervision of their instructor, Mrs. Ida Hello Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Allen have ironc to jtcuthcrn California for a trip. Mits Helen, is meanwhile stayin;: with Margaret Poortnan. The hi:?h school juniors are pre- iitt.a.i', tu I'.t-stut "iue Keju vena tion of Aunt Mary," Friday even tug, April 3. Mr. .ind Mrs. F, X. Beck are borne ogiin after a visit to Klam I ; s Ashiaud and Medford. Callouses 0t nd ak tbm this mi; sure way. Btopa tb pain at one. At dnit aal iJaOC wotw I BrSchalfM XinO'pads Sliff-Sore-Aches and Pains-Sour Stomach 100 MUCH URIC ACID? Let l's Send You the Williams Treatment 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE ttm-km L is torn n I i L 3SC ud 60S KM w Ami aunudl,. o.. HISCT kv IkmtaadUuat CHAPPED HANDS chriblaina, frostbit just rub oo sootaing, cooling, healing WICKS V VaroRub Omw IT UlUiom Jmfm Vi Y'iri, Easter Time Apparel Getting Ready for Easter Sunday Will Prove Interesting at Kafoury's Rheumatism, kidney and blad der troubles, and all ailmente caused by excessive acidity make one miserable. Just because you start the day "too tired to get up," anna and legs stiff, muHcles sore; with brunlng, aching back and dull head Worn OUT before the day begins do not think you have to stay In such condition Be strong and well. Get rid of the "rheumatic" pains, stiff joints ore muscles, "acid" stomach, Kidney or Bladder troubles so often caused by body-made acids. If you have been ailing for a long time, taking all sorts of med icines without benefit, let The Williams Treatment prove to you what great relief It gives in the most stubborn casos. Hundreds of thousands have used It. Estab lished 32 years. If your sleep Is broken by an irritated bladder that wakes you up every few hours, you will ap preciate the rest and comfort you get from this free bottle (32 doses. ) To prove The Williams Treat ment conquers kidney and blad der diseases, rheumatism and all other ailments when due to exces sive uric acid, no matter how chronic or stubborn, we will give one 85c bottle (32 doses) free IT you send this notice. Please send 10 cents to help pay postage, pack ing, etc., to The Dr. D. A. Will iams Conpany, Dept. DA-4691, P. O. Block, East Hampton, Conn. Send at once and you will receive by parcel post a regular 85c bot tle, without charge and without incurring any obligation. Only one bottle to the same address or family. Nothing sent C. 0. D. Adv. Civic Music Club Attraction Germaine Schnitzer Concert Pianist Grand Theatre, Monday, March 30, 8:15 p. m. Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c; Students $1.00 Season Tickets reservations Monday. 8 to 11 a. m. General sale thereafter. The very thought of it gives us a thrill. We all want to appear at our best Dresses $16up to$65 in new styles and colorings of the new season. COATS $12.50 up to $55.00 A selection may be made here at a very reasonable -expenditure. Many bright colors in the rust and rose sbadeB. greys, tans nd browne. The styles cling more or less to the straight and narrow- - New Spring Sweaters $1.98 up to $12.50 , Our Casli System and economical business methods make It possible to givo you better quality for the money than you can find else where. We are here to serve you to serve you well. The policy ot this store la devoted to the wants and wishes of its customers, and an interesting effort to make purchasing pleasant and satisfactory. "CAN AND DO" Salem Store Portland Silk Shop 466 State Street 383 Alder Street Few Women today would consider themselves well-dressed if they were not also well and appropriately "Shod" Many Rooms, hovever, give the appearance of being well furnished but poorly "shod" Starting Monday, March 30th and for one week following we will make the special prices on Rugs as shown in this advertisement. C. S. HAMILTON JJugsIbt3 llltlll Imagine!. Wiltons $77.50 . When you think what a wonderful transformation one of these charming rugs makes In any room, you can't afford to delay another day In making your choice from the attractive new patterns and colorings now in our display. A splendid saving at.... $77.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs $34.00 Axminsters $23.85 One ot the most durable grades ot ruga you could possibly buy. Cboose from cores of new patterns. SHOP OUR WINDOWS AT ALL TIMES IT PAYS Thoroughly trained sales man ready to help 70a plan if desired GS'HamifofL . -l .WWWMl .1 J J .1 li J 1JJ.1 1 Ton can arrange for credit here with no extra charge If you are one of the few who have not seen our immense stock of Ruffs and floor coverings, it will pay you to ses it now. C. S. HAMILTON A very fine quality of Seamless Velvet Rugs have been reduced for this Sale Big Variety of Patterns and Color Combinations Regular $52.50 values at ...... ,: $39.00 Regular $48.50 values at . - $34.00 Regular $5.50 values at ... $ 4.95 TAPESTRY BRUSSEL RUGS Good colors and patterns for your selection for Bed Room, Living Room or Dining Room. Size 9x12, $26.85 These Prices for One Week