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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1925)
THE CAflTAC JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON PAGE TWO MONDAY, APRIL '6, 1925. News from Nearby Vnm the Richest and Best Tart of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents Valley; "Points MLANGELCALF Mt. Angel, Or., April 6. (S, clxL) Xi-leea members of (he UuDk of Mt. Ansel Calf club met In the eolleee dciry barn on Satur day evening tar their monthly les son. Tho club leader Is U J. Thomaa, a err duate ot -the Oregon Agricultural co)Ice, who has Ult is the nobitioa as herdsman at the culJc? dairy Albert Schmitz is president of thi cslf club, Morris Kbncr of Urosdacrea, vice-president, and Katherfne Ma U secretary. Other members are Carol a May, Louise lioidnii, Earl Hortian, Fred Jtnr dun Jr., Andrew F. Schmidt, Coorpo Schmidt, tawreace Zsch, Lawrence Scnmitz, erald Zollnor, Werner Heroshorn, Hufth Hems liorn, Aloys Kirsch and Dorothy Wh'te. IZucU of the members of the club has n registered calf or winch h or she has complete charge. Last year this rJufe won peven prizes at tbe state fair with 'their calves. Jersey, Holste.n and cJtiernaey animals are Included, j According to plans made at tlu meoting Saturday evening the club w.U hold a judging content April 19. Tbe cattle at Phil Slay's barn and at the college dairy will be judged. The second muring picture ma riilue Is being lntu)led in tbe pro jection room at tk ecbool audi torium. Thi? will permit the con tliiuous ehovlns of a picture eliin Inating the intermission to change ieeis. The work will be completed before next Sunday, vhen "the movies" will reopen after being closed during the els: weeks of Lt uL Tibl Kndrus is in charge oi tha Installation work. Miss DorotUv Holier, a studen nurse at St Viucent's hospital in l'orilantL vidtcd ber parents thin week. George and Charles McKee, em ployed in Windiflhar liros.' laun dry in McMiunville spent the weck-en'i with their parents. Mrs. J. H. Brewer of Salem vis ited her brother-in-law and sister Dr. and Mrs. J, E. Webb, on Sat urday and Sunday. An 8-pound baby girl arrived at the J. II. Uipler home on Friday Kft.ernoon. This is their first child. The younft people's club will sponsor their- ' flret pout-Lenten dance in the school auditorium on Tu'-day after Knater Sunday. Miss Julia Unsch of Marqusm RUPTURE EXPERTS COMING Demonstrate the Famous Rice Method Free to Callers at Hotel Tf you are ruptured, your btjr opportunity has now arrived. If you would like to be free from the slavery of gouging, pinching, chaf ing tr urates that make life a bur Ik m IJVIir A VAUT 1- U time to ict. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. William, ex oerts in ru p t ure case, t ra i tied under the personal direction of W. 8 Itlce, of Atlama, N. Y . the fa mous dlttcoverrr of the Rice Non- Surgical llupture Method, will be at the Mnrion hotel, Raliem. OreH from Wednesday noon, Apr. 8 un til Thursdny evening, Apr. t. Thefie experts are here to por sonnlly drmonHtrate to nil rup tured people what the Kit e Rup ture Method ran accomplish. You have, no doubt, heard and rend much about this famous Method and the cures which Ihounnnd have reported from it. Now, you have tho rhattre to find out all about it to have It demonxtmted to you and to see what it can do In YOl'K OWN case. Jual rait nt the hotel and thwe experts will Rive you their personal attention, best advice and complete demonstra tion absolutely without char!'. Aro you tired of Hist binding, hampering, uncomfortable truss? Would you like to be free of tt forever? Then fnvesttwite thin Itlce Method and find out the pos sibilities It holds out. Surely a Method that could cau.se eo many thouaands of former rupture suf ferers to report cures must be worthy of your full and complete ' Investigation. 1 The Hire Method Is different from snything else. It Is modern, up to the minute, abreast of the latest scientific developments. It 1 Is the one Method thst you are not asked to take on faith alone the one Method that ts positive i ' ly demonstrated to yon. rijrht on I your own person, wirhout ny charge whatever. You do not spend A penny sinless, aftr having a foil apd complete demonstra tion, you decide that this Is the Method for you. And you you aloneare the sole Judge of that. Jn Justice to yourself, come a aad see heoe experts, ftememher, ttooy will fee here only two days, ten rowr opportunity will If gone. Grasp It NOW. It may prove I be the wisest thing you ever did, and -anyway, it aosts ysu nothing 1o find out. Ke member, cemo to the Marion1 hotel any day from to It font neons, I to I afternoons, or I to 9 In tho evening. The dates -ore from Wednesday noon, Apr. I un-. til Thursday evening. Apr. . j Dont let this opportunity away from you. 1 W. ft RICS, Adamn, K. T. I visaed in Mt. Au&nl Sunday. Miss Uubch formerly taught In the pub li; school here.? Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wlndi hur ot McMlnavllle and Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Windishar ot Salem visited la Mt. Angel with relatives over the week-end. Joseph Bernt, president of the Mt. Angel Community club, has fcppointod tho loUowing executive committees to servo for a year: Membership Jim Kfsen, O. J. Oswald and Dr. E. W, Barnura. fragrant and entertainment Jowph Bernt. Dr. H. J. Morun and W. A. Worley. Agricultur-tl Frank Hetwer. L. J. Thoajis and Martin Bitch' bole. Roads and hlguways Alois Ke- ber, V. J. Ficker. P. N. Smith Paul Fuchs and E. J. W leaner. - tMvic Improvement J. T. Bau- r.ian. Jack Berchtold and Kd K easier. Outside solicitors L. William Lou be, M. T. Bauman and Henry Saalfc'd. Lunch Emil Bocutler. J- D. Hauth. I. A. liiseniua, J. A. Unger and David Traviss. The local community club, afl- sisted hy the Portland chamber of commerce, hna prepared a six-page folder advertising Mt. Angel and cotnmiinity v.hicb will he ready for distribution la a week or ten days. It coutains ruts of the col lege, creamery, cannery and the college dairy barn. The land set tlement committee of the Port land chamber will distribute many ct the folders. Throe lumber crtnpanies who are shipping planed lumber from Mt. Aii;;el at the present time are the Wileon. Martin.sc Wilson com pany, the Butte Creek Lumber company, and the Earl Groshong company. All of these companies sre cutting lungs in the foothills directly cast of Mt. Angel. The reorganization of the Mt. Angel ball club was effected re cently under the managership of Kniil P. Scharbach. A number of Qfw men are being added to the team and prirtcices are held night ly. Other clubs wishing to sched ule games with the Mt. Angel cluh an. atiked to write to Emil Schar bnen at Mt Angel. Silverton News INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL TO BE INBAND CONTEST Oregon Agricultural Colleee. Cm-vallis. Or., April 6. Tho lnto nduatrinl nchool at Snlcm will bo one of fire hUh lohooln to enter a l.incl In tho second annual high rfrliool hand content to be conduct ed on the Oregon Agricultural col lege canipua Saturday, April 11. The contest laot year, the flrat of ts kind ever held in the state. proved m uccearul that it has been made an annual affair. Other Silverton, Or., April . (Spe cial., Very pretty was the April auower party at which Mr. An drew Hull waa hoiteaa Friday aft' eruoon in honor of her little daughter1 Lucile'a fourth birth day. Sixteen little children and Uicir mothers wer Invited to upend the afternoon at the Shan Qom farm, where Mr. and Mrs. Hall make their home. A yellow and white table waa tbe pis attraction of the after n oca. A yellotr umbrella formed the centerpiece from which trecmera were brought to the lit- the dt'ek and chicken placecarde. When the little guests pulled the jtrcamers they were each reward ed with a favor which had been bidden in tbe umbrella and at tached to the (streamers. Little guests were Kvalyn Hall. Donald Steffen, Heta Hteften, An nabell Jensen, tester Hagen. Paul .'ioien. Wcldon Hatteberg, Jordan Moe, Juanita Moe, Louise lybset- ter, Paul Uybaetter, Joyce Sim- .-nons, Gilbert Titua, Hetty Tor rent, Kenneth Uolie, Kaye Bolle. Grown guedta were Mrs. Louise Hall, Mrs. D. Steffen, Mrs. Hans Jensen, Mrs. Hagen, Mrs. Martin Halteberg, Mrs. Dan Lybsetter, Mr. Arthur Simmons, Mrs. Henry Torvend, Mrs. O. Bolie, Mrs. Oscar ifcitern. A concert given at Trinity church Friday evening waa very successful. The program was var ied and interesting in epfte of tu fact that due to Illness a number who were scheduled to appear weie unable to do so. A sum of 02.75 was realized from the evening' entertainment. This will be used for the benefit of the musical organizations of Trinity church. New band instruments nnd new music will be .purchased The program included the follow' ing: Selection, Trinity band: se election, Trinity choir; selection Trinity band; vocal eolo, Esther Larson with Miss Dora Henrikeen as cccompanlst; cornet duet, Kay Charlesworth and Otan UeGuIre vocel aelection, Mrs. li. Kamp, Mrs. c. Ashbaugh and Arthur Afdsen witl Miss InKeborg Oople' rud at the piano; vocal solo, Rob ert Kamp of Iirooke; selection Trinity choir; selection, Trinity :and. Ray (-hnrleBwortb directed the band and Kev. George Henrik- nen directed the choir. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Wilson of uaribaldi. Or., have moved to 811 verlon and are at present ninkin thrir homes at the parent of Mr. Wilson. Mr. nn 1 Mrs. J. O. Wilson Girls! Have Pretty Eyes No girl Is pretty If her eves are red. attained or have dark rlnes. simple camphor, wltchhnzel, etc, is mixed In Lavontik ere wash . ..,.....ur, (V cuii-i "it l vivnrlniit I Inlnlu Mudford. Albany. Ashland, Corvallis eve cu free. audC. Terry, drugRlM, 115 S. Commer cial street. Adv. Stiff-Sore-Aches and Pains-Sour Stomach TOO MUCH URIC ACID? Let Us Send You the Williams Treatment 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE Rheumatism, kidney and bind der trouble, and all ailments caused by excessive acidity make one mlaerable. Just becauoe you start the day loo tired to get up," arms and legs at Iff, muscles 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 mre muscles, "acid" stomach, Kidney or llladiler troubles so often caused by body-made acids. If you have been ailing tor a long time, taking all sorts of med Iclnrs without benefit, let The Wltliama Treatment prove to you what great relief It gives In the most atubborn cases. Hundreds of thousands have used It. Estab lished 32 Tears. If your sleep Is broken by irritated bladder that wakes you up every few hours, you will ap preciate the rest and comfort you get Iron this free bottle (2 doses.) To provs The Williams Treat ment conquers kidney and blaJ der diseases, rheumatism and all other ailments when due to exces sive uric acid, no matter how chrouic or stubborn, we will give one 85c bottle (.12 doses) free If you send this notice. Please send 10 cents to help pay postage, pack ing, etc., to The Dr. D. A. Will lams Company, Dept. KA-&81, P. u. mock. East Hampton, Conn. Send at ones and you will receive by parcel post a regular 85c not tie, without charRe and without Incurring any obligation. Only one bottle to tho same address or family. Nothing sent C. O. 1). Adv. Garage Doors $7.75 ea. HUSKY and accurately fitted made of kiln diied fir. All joints arc wedircd and glued with water-proof cement. Spaulding garage doors are made to la.st. They will not sag, jam or drag if properly hung. Standard sizes are 4 ft. by 8 ft. and 4 ft. x 7 ft, 6 in. Either vertical or horizontal panels; glnzod with six lights. We make our own garage doors and sell them through our own retail store at the lowest price consistent with Spaulding quality. Special sizes made to order. Ask for prices. ChasKSpauldino Logging (o. Tfrlianvdit fta-whanf wbodburo. Kobert Barr and Wayne Lawrey ars leaving this week-end lor Manhfield where they will be em ployed. They are making the trip by motor car. U. Skjelver, who accompanied tbe body of hi -daughter, Miss .Nora bkjelver, to Nebraska, will remain there for an indefinite per- odd. Mr, Bkjelver intends to sell his Silverton property. Mrs. M. O. Gunderson Is suffer ing from a severe attack of bron chotis this week- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tinglestad of Jefferson motored to Silverton Kriday night, to attend the con cert at Trinity church. . J. F. Peterson ot Silverton is now employed at Portland bridge builder on tbe Burnaitle bridge. A meeting of the Lutheran Brotherhood will be held at Trin ity church on Tuesday evening. At this time definite plans will be made for the brotherhood conven tion which will be held at Silver- ton In tbe early part of May. Big preparationa are being mads tor tale. Tbe convention will last three days one of which days will be a Sunday. The program will be given at the Eugene Field audi torium. The Silverton Truck & Transfer company Is moving its main office from the opera house to the room in the Gem theater building re cently vacated by F. W. Lysons. W. J. Knox of Woodburn has been surveying on the old Allen ranch in South Silverton. O. E. Gelser, local, real estate agent, re cently purchased part of tbe old ranch. O. B. Lund has left for Shelby, Montana, where he will be in charge ot an oil station. Mr. LunJ baa been employed by M. S. Hen drirkson, contractor, since last August. The Lund family will at3 go to Montana, but will re main at Silverton until tbe close of the present school term. FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation, and that makes the skin soft. clear and healthy. Any aniKgist can supply you. witn Zemo. which ecnerallv overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes dis appear overnight. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liq uid that may be applied at any time, for it docs not show. Trial bottle 35c, large size J 1.00. Zemo Ointment is recom mended for nighttime use, 50c Zemo Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c IS Silverton, Apr. I O. B. 8chaf- er of Stayton was sleeted presi dent at tbe county bi-annual meet Ing of the parent teachers' as&j- clation held at Silverton Satur day, Apr. 4. Other officers elect ed were Margaret Schafer ot Stayton, secretary; Otto Da hi of McLaughlin, treasurer. The next meeting will be held at Stayton on tbe first Saturday of Novem ber. An exceptionally large num ber of circle members and friends were present at the Saturday mealing. J. L. Brady, former ed itor of the Oregon Statesman, who was scheduled to speak fail ed to appear. With the exception ot Mr. Brady all other numbers appeared on the program as scheduled. At tho noon hour lunch was served In the basement ot the M. E. church. At the luncheon hour a round table discussion ot P. problems was held. Mrs. W. Hawkins of Portland waa pres ent and spoke on ' Pre-schoo, Ac tivities." Mrs. Pendegast Lei, of Salem spoke briefly on tu 'Crippled Chfldren's BUI," an Mrs. A. M. Chapman of Salem talked on "Unfit Literature." Following the luncheon the address ot the day was given by Dr. Walter Brown of Salem. 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The answer is: Baal mann's Gas-Tablets cause th stomach nerves to Instantly completely relax, with the benefl clal results noted above. Druggists everywhere sell Baal- mann s Gas-Tablets in the avnn ino yellow package for SI. IC you are not greatly pleased your mon ey win be cheerfully refunded. Baalmann, Chemist, 8a FrancU co. On sale Jn Salem by Daniel Fry, druggist. Adv. Easter Fixings Gloves Hose Neckwear We present authentic New Gloves , Modes in all their beauty and attractiveness Imported Chamoisuede, wash able gloves have fancy era broidered backs and cuffs; they're in great demand this season; sand, grey, tan, brown. Attractively priced a pair $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 The season's latest styles in Kid Gloves A lovely assortment to choose from, highest qual ity fancy imported real kid gloves. Embroidered backs, fancy turnover and scalloped cuffs. The finest dress or street gloves obtainable. Triced a Pair $3,251 $4.98 $5.98 1 New Linen Dresses Unusual Beauty Wirtlimor Jifion Make, $4.98 Every Dress of finest workmanship, clever styles, new high colors. You will be tempted to buy several. The Store that Sells for Cash Only Can and Does Sell for esa Shop Forenoons ueh 47 possible; you get better service, as afternoon shopping hours are more or less congested. "CAN AND DO" J Salem Store Portland Silk Shop t 466 State Street 383 Alder Street j -- Mrs. S. . Richardson who gave a Tocal solo and folk dances uj grade pupils. Ths reception commutes was compose of Mrs. E. A. BoolU. Mrs. Helen Wrlghtman, Mn. R. E. Kleinsorgs and Mrs. H. M. Simms) ACTIVE SEASON Silrerton, Or., April t. (Spe cial.) The Silverton Food Prod ucts company has begun Its spring house cleaning and repairing in preparation (or the oncoming fruit crop. The machinery is being over hauled and in eome places remod eled. F. W. Gillette, who has bad sixteen years' experience in the tannery Una and who has been X Qtsidt ftctfef I A plcmoat effect! trmtV And aamtmlh. uu b.vS. 35C superintendent of the Mt Angel caanery sines it opened, has come to Silverton to act u superintend tnf ot the Silverton cannery. Mr. Gillette has rented ths J. Gibson house sad will movs there within a short time. At present Mrs. Gillette it on ths Gillstta himestead at Colton, Or. This la. however, proved up on and sh will Join her husband at Silverton in ths near future. WHEN axVTr TI a TWT -s-J TAKE DUCALDWEIIS SYRUP PEPSIN "THE FAMILV LAXATIVE" The Inside Story of Standard Electric R anges The name standard has always "been identified with electric cooking. 17 years ago the first standard was made. Through the devious paths of improvement and development STANDARD has always blazed the trail has always heen first to adopt new methods, better designs, improvements for economical operation. 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