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MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
KILLED IN AUTO
CRASH IN POLK
Dull as, Or.. April 6. Mis, Doro
thy Kyler of Cuivallis. a ntuik-nt
at the Oregon Agricultural col
icse, wai injured futully Sunduy
vhen an automobile in which ahc
war riding hit a Southern Pacific
gayoliue motor car at Nesmith
station. The young woman died
thurtly after being brought to the
litKTpital in this city. Austin
ilatliUt .owner and driver of the
automobile, wtiicli was demolish
ed, was only slight injured.
Witnesses said that MatthJs was
driving at au excessive rate ami
aniiarently did nut see the train
unt'l within 90 feet of the track.
Miss Kyler ta the daughter of
W. K. Kyler who, until three years
ag; waa cashier of the Ikiitni;
County State bunk. Austin Matthis
Is the eon of Dr. C. it. Mtitthls.
head of. the physical department of
Oregon Agricultural college.
Hollywood, Cal.. April 6. With
the definite announcement yester
day that William S. Hart would
make his second return to the
screen under the banner of United
Artists, that organization was pre
paring today for a series of con
ferences, beginning next Monday,
at which mill further enlarge
ment of the group will be consid
ered. Since its organization abqut five
years ago under the leaderahlu of
Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Picltford
and Charles Chaplin, United Ar
tleta has grown to include Norma
and Constance Talmadge. Ru
dolph Valentino and now William
8. Hart In the face of this
growth, however, according to
Joseph Schenck, chairman cf the
board of directors, the organisation
finds Itself unable to maintain a
regular schedule of releases, and
Is faced with the necessity of en
larging its membership In order to
build up lta aggregate production.
Hart, who twice has withdrawn
from active work In the films, will
eome back this time In a story of
tho Oklahoma land rush of the
early nineties, according to tenta
tive plans.
1-e Steincr, superintendent of the
hospital, bu. had never shown sui
cidal tendencies. He -had been
f.omroltted tJ the hospital several
times, and on March 1? last, com
mitted himself voluntarily. His
(set court commitment was In
1922. and he was later released.
Since hit voluntary commitment
leeMhan a month ago Dr. Steiner
in id Wilder bad shown improve
Fitnt. S. Kb. to. n Japanese patient
a to roomed with Wilder, discov
ered the body shortly, after 6
o'clock this morning.
Wilder leaves a family In Portland.
BEARCAT DEBATE
The WiUumeUo university de
bating team broke even on its tour
by defeating the College of Puget
ISojnd at Tacoiua Saturday night.
Simultaneously with the Tacomu
contest a Willamette team defeat
ed a second College of Puget
ound team at Salem. Willamette
representatives on the local floor
were Kawson Chapin and James
McClintock. C. IJ. S. was repre
sented by Hester Beison and Alli
son Wetmore. Judges here were
I ro feasors Mitchell and Searing,
of O. A. C, and Paul Patterson of
the University of Oregon.
The decision was 2 to 1 at both
ends. The Willamette men, Hed
dtng and Berriman, who have been
taking the trip, returned to Salem
yesterday and were greeted on the
campus this morning. The ques
tion in Satuid.-'.y's contest was the
r-aine that haj been, used by the
traveling team throughout its trip.
"Resolved, That congress should
lie given power by a two-thirds
voto to re-enact federal legislation
declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court."
ODD FELLOWS OF
COUNTY TO MEET
Brook. Apr. (. The Marlon
county district convention of the
O. O. r. will ba held In Ger-
vala next Saturday. The business
seas ion w set for 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. In the evening the
meeting will be open to the pub
lic and all are cordially Invited
to attend. An excellent program
as been selected which In pnrt
follows: Whistling eolo by Mrs.
Matthew accompanied by Caro
lyn Chown, a selection by Salem
Rebekab octette, numbers by the
Chemeketa lodge orchestra, and
other musical treats, addresses by
N. V. Jackeon, grand warden, and
E. E. Sharon, grand secretary. A
parade In costume Is to be a part
of the program.
Dinner will be served at six
'clock.
Mrs. Leta Nyhart of Dallas vis
ited the Brooke school board Sat
urday relative to her application
for teaching.
Mrs. Simpson and daughters
made a trip to Portland Satur
day.
A party of Brooks people drove
over to Silverton Friday evening
to attend the entertainment and
pie social given at the Trinity
church and aestst with the pro-
gran. Arthur Madeen, Mm. Mai
colm Ramp and Mrs. C. V. Atsh-
baugh gave Kentucky Babe as
a trio with another number. Mas-
T
ROSE FESTIVAL TO GET
BATTLESHIP OREGON
Once more the promise Is made
that the old battleship Oregon will
be towod from Bremerton to Tort
land harbor for the rose festival.
The 1325 legislature, after many
efforts to have annulled the -con-
Inuing appropriation of 1 5.000 a
year, allowed the appropriation to
continue In another form and pro
vided further for a battleship Ore
gon commission.
Robert 'Sawyer of Portland and
other members of Kcount Young
camp of the Spanish war veterane
conferred Saturday with Governor
Pierce, and placed Into his hands
the names of 10 per so n whom the
veterans consider suitable as mem
bers of the commlsrion. The com
mlnnion will have five members,
and most of thorn will doubtless
be selected from the llat submitted
to the governor.
D. D. Wilder, a photographer,
wfiosj home address was 350 East
Stephens street, Portland, commit
ted suicide at the state hospital
for' the insane last night by
strangling himself with a bed
sheet which he had first attached
to a water pipe. He was 53 year
old.
WiMer was a.Vricted with mel
r.ncholta, according to Dr. R. E.
Recent Scientific Discovery!
. HY-PEP SEN
Tlie Great Antiseptic Tonic Laxa
tive and System Cleanser
A treatment prepared by a new
process of extracting si rich
Juices of roots, herbs and bark
gathered In the various countries
of the globe and blended to pro
duce the best results. How It in
creases Vim, Vigor and Nerve
Force by cleansing the bowels,
toning stomach and liver.
Take TiV-PEP-SEN, the Liver
Tonic and System Cleanser, Is the
advice of druggists today to thnw
who suffer with Chronic Constipa
tion, distressing Indigestion one.
Torpid Liver. There is no longer
any need of using hard purgatives
and cathartics as HY-PEP-SEN,
the new scientific combination of
Hydrastis, Pepeln, Senna and oth
er vaulable ingredients, is bound
to function the bowels and liver-
regularly, thus cleansing the sys-
tern of Impurities and poisonous
matter.
A tablespoonful of this syrup af
ter each meal and at bedtime
thats all that Is necessary. nt
nausea, no griping, no distress
whatsoever. Next morning your
Jiver is active as the entire dila
tive tract Is purified and refresh
ed and you feel just fine, with
hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
what you ake everything tastes
rood and acrees with you.
Bv cettine the bowels to func
tion daily as Nature Intended, the
entire system Is naturally invigo
rated. Blood circulars better,
nerves become refreshed, dull eyes
become 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-PEP-SEN Is sold and guar
anteed by Capital Drug store, 405
Btate street Artv.
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Good Insurance Is
Never Cheap,
J Cheap Insurance
J Is Never Good
We sell only good Insurance.
Seavey-Bell
Insurance Co.
411 Oregon Bld6-
Bank Clearings Dron.
New York, AJri 6. The actual
condition of clearing house banks
?ud trust compares for the week
bhows an excess reserve of $23
&28.060. This is a decrease jf
$310,970 compared with last week
when excess reserve totalled $23,-
91.030.
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the mot eonrpicuuu detail of your
entire wardrobe your neckwear.
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PAGE THREE
ter Wobble Hamp anK "T.ie li.;'.c
Tree." Others in the parly were
Mrs. M. K. Kennedy of fiulem.
Mr. A. Madsen and Malcolm
Ham p.
Mies Ethel Harris la spending
the week end with friend. In Eugene.
B. Y. Ramp and Geo. A. Ramp
went to Turner Saturday oa bue
lnesa. Mr. and Mrs. T. Troy of Mo
lalla. enroute to Dayton. tnent
the nlK.it with Mr. and Mrs. t'arl
Attplnwall.
Miss Neva Coolcy of Balcm
made a brief call on the fhool
board Saturday.
Club Discusses J a Dan
Mill City. Or., Apr. 6. Tin
Mill City Women '6 club met
Thursday evening at the home of
Mm. D. B. Hill, taking up th
study of Japan. In answer to roll
Healing Eczema
With Cranberries
The mild acid juice found m
Cranberriees seems to kill the
tiny kln parasite which I the
direct cause of Eczema and mo:
kin Irritations. With the cau-i
removed, tho healing takes plat
quickly. Cranolene Healing Cream
used externally, U based on thi
discovery. In this cream the cran
berry Juices have been combined
with soothing, cooling, heal ins
oile. It instantly stops the Itch
ing and speedily restored the ekln
to its natural health and color.
Use a (l Jar at our risk your
money back If you are not satis
fied. J. C. Perry drug store. Adv.
y K. ' 1
Even his twin brother
wouldn't tell himj!
The ud gentleman on the left w Hal I. Tom Poor
Hil' Theus the iraadiow thinf tbout hats. Even your
best fnend hesitate to cnticiu yew topper. Hal's
brother, you 11 notice, ta a fty dog. Tkata partly be
cause he wear the staarteat kut ht caa buy. Thai
attemna Caatfc Hau. of count
five to Ten Dollar
As ft; Tour Delf
CKROURKE.
WANUf ACTUft tilt
EUBANKS HAT CO.
AM HANCIirO
rail was given "What I Know
About Japan." Mm. George Clow
gave an Interesting talk on the
geography of Japan and hablut
ot the Japanese people. At the
next meeting on April 14th, offi
cer for next year will be cle?te
also delegate choaen to at ten I
the etate conference to tn held
at Aurora next month. t
Mill City, Or.. April . .
Ilrooksle Barnes. 10 year old
daughter ot Mr. and Mr. Wallace
1. Barnes, was taken to the hos
pital at Salem Thursday (or med
ical treatment; following several
weeks lllnecM with scarlet fever.
.2 at all times I 1
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After eating or smoking,
Wriley's freshens the
mouth and sweetens the breath.
So easy to carry the littl
packet in your pocket f So
Important to have when the
mouth needi deanin& and
freshening !
Odors' of dining or smoking
quickly disappear'' teeth are
brightly burnished. Smiles
jnst naturally come because
nerve arc soothed, throat is
refreshed. the stomach relieved
and digestion aided.
"after eiety meat'
VH&tey's It more
thansvtett-ltba
poiili'Yt btneftt
Many doctor and
dmtlttj recpsf
mtnd It.
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SPECIAL SALE OF
Voss Electric Washing Machines
STARTING TODAY!
NEXT MONDAY MORN1NG-
One full case of Rinso and one Voss
self draining tub and stand given free
during this sale with each Voss Elec
trie Washer.
The Voss Washers are backed by 48
years exclusive washing machine ex
perience. They were the first machines on the
market.
Wash Quis . . r -f t nre Economically Than Ever!
The Voss Is Guaranteed to Do the
Work and Do It Weli In Less Time
The very reasonable price of the Voss is the big thing to be considered $ O U .00
Voss Electric Washer, with wood tub JJ
Voss Electric Washer with all copper tub. Bloc tin lined, $
heavily lacered to keep from carroding
98
These prices include the Case of Rinso and Tub mentioned above free this
week. Let the Voss Wash for you this Monday We'll be glad to demonstrate.
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