Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 06, 1925, Image 6

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The name of Camp Jackson bai
been given he tract of 78 acrea on
tha outskirts of MaUfurd whsi
tha Oregon national guard will
hold H annual encampment thU
numnter. It la narr.ed for the
county In which it ta located and
also fur Col. Jam ft Jackson, modal
f honor veteran of tha Civil War
and an officer of the Oregon na
tional guard for mora thau 2S
years.
About 2300 soldiers will b en
ramped on the around. During
tho later part of the training
period field ma near era will ba fea
tured. Infantry, field artillery and
entfneere participating. Thla will
be prect'led by a scneral review,
for which the reviewing party will
be Governor Pierce, Oeneral Hun
ter Liggett and General Menoher.
Recreational features for the
troops will be provided by the Med
ford chamber of commerce. The
entire command will ba taken to
Crater lake, leaving Medford for
th lake Saturday. June 20. cam fi
llip at I'nlon creaky and then ro
Ing on to th lake and returning
to Medford on Sunday.
Commander and their staffs for
tha six troop trains that are to
anive at Medford. on the morning
of June 12 are announced aa fol
low: Train No. 1 Major Ximwi C.
Shirley. Infantry, commanding;
First Lieutenant Elhtirn T. Slum,
Infantry, R. T. O.; CapU.n Walter
E. Hempeteod, M C, medical offi
cer. Train No. 2 Major Edward W.
Van Horn, Infantry, commanding;
Captain Glenn F. Wallace, M. A.
C, R. T. O.: Captain Eiml W.
Howard, M. C. medical officer.
Train No. Major Ralph Mu
ton. Infantry, commanding; First
Coming to Salem
Dr.Meltenthin
SPECIALIST
in Internal Medicine for the
past twelve vean
DOES HOT OPERATE
Will be" at
Ha ion Hotel
Thursday. April 9
Office Honrs: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mcllenthln la a roffiilar
graduate In medicine and surKory
anil la licensed by the state of
Oregon. He )ooa not operato for
. chronic appendicitte, gall etonta,
ulcere of etomarh, tonsils or ade
nofd. He hna to hie credit wonderful
rultA in rtiflriuiea of the stom
ach, liver, bowels, blood, skin,
nerveu, heart, kidney, bladder,
bed wetttntr, catarrh, weak IiiukR.
rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcere
and rectal ailment.
Below aro the names of a few of
hta many satisfied patients In
Oregon:
Hedwlek Wilson. Gold Beach,
Ore., varicose ulcers.
Frank Kouhler, The Dalles, Or.
stomach trouble.
Mrs. E. C. Hammock, Myrtle
Point, Ore., goitre.
Mrs. John McCuc, Lakeside,
Ore., appendicitis.
Henry Wostfall, Ontario, Ore.,
Ulcer of stomach.
Mrs. E. C. Hates. Baker, Ore.,
eczema.
O. JW. Klchey, Boring, Ore.,
heart trouble.
Louis H. Htelber, 338 R. Bu
chanan, Portland, Or., adenoids
nd toneils.
Remember above date, that con
ulutfon on this trip will be free
and that his treatment la differ
ent Married women rati bo accom
panled by their hbands.
Address: 211 Iiradbury Hldg.,
Los Angeles, California. Adv.
Worth More
To You
Any automobile In our
used car stock today Is worth
more than we ask tor It to
the man who want depend
able automotive transporta
tion. And remember there 'a
no guess work about any
used car you buy here. You
learn all there la to know
about tt when you buy It,
n a.
rai?
Forced Sale Chevrolet
Sedan, 6 mos. old, $500
Franklin Touring ....$250
Baby Overland
Touring. $190
Chevrolet Touring Jl.'iO
Elgin Tourinsr $125
Ford Roadster $ 90
Ford Touring: $ 50
Certified Public
Motor Car Market
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m
Lieutenant Roy W. Cook. Infantry.
K T. O.; Captaia William W. Ket
tle. M. C medical attic.
Traia No. 4 Uea tenant -Colonel
James S. Oay, Jr., field art 11
try, commanding; First Lieuten
ant Kendall V. Vutxir, field artil
lery, R. T. O.: Captain George E.
Rises. M. C medical officer.
Train No. 8 Lieutenant-Colonel
Kred M. Weet, Infantry, nmmind
Ing; First Lieutenant Wllllim M
UeveridKe. infantry, R. T. O.; Cap
tain Raudall V. White, M. C, medi
cal officer.
Train No. Lleutenint -Colonel
Kugene C. Lib by. Infantry, com-
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snedtcnt officer.
GOVERNOR ASKED TO
STOP TWO HANGINGS!
Governor Pierce Is beginning to
receive please for clemency In be
half of L. W. 1'ears and Arthur
Covclt, two Coos county men who
are sentenced to be banked Fri
day, May S3, pear for the mur
With each Universal
sold during this special
Experts from Oibben & Sexton, makers of the Nationally -known Universal Ranges, will be in the store section of
our store everyday this week to point out, with our own ex perts- the' advantages of cooking with a Universal Range
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
der es James Cvlve and Coveal
for tnatigattnf tho murder of bis
surter-m-law, Mrs. Ebb Cove It
Tbo gover not has given so In
timation aa to what action bo will
take. The fart that Covell fcv a
CUTS-SORES
Cleanse thoroughly than,
without robbing, apply
vhctts
V VAPORUB
CAmv 17 aaittm Jmn Vmd fMr
Range
factory
bedfast paralytic and taal run
la an old mu lead, to tko specu
lation that tha aentencea will be
commute to Ufa anpfleoameat. '
Folly to Suffer
With Piles
step Into oar drag store, get o
as-cut pkg. of Pyramid Pile Sup
positories and stop the sorenMS.
pal a. Itching aad blsedlna;. Tboa
sands dvclara It a wonder, maay
mtmI (rum operations. Botire fami
lies rely upon Pyramid and recom
mend Uem U their friends.
INDIGESTION
eaaed and relieved of ita acuta
diatnaa, good digeatioo re
stored, (aa paina banished,
comfort after eating assured,
wbea taking
Chamberlain's Tablets
They put digestive processes to work
in a normal manner, stimulate tbe
liver, and keep tho faiteatiaal tract
cleared of all harmful, poiaonooe
dogging. Prompt, pleasant, Dot
habit forming.
Only 25 cats tha bottle.
i. f Olck and l m. Hum
CUl.lfcSa MKUIllNs, 1XX
M and N Bute t
Has wuoderf uJ Chinese remo
lies wtilrh ..111 cure ao buiiuto
llmcot tnclodlng dilrarnr
isirlui' So, stoma rtv kidney
; rouble, male sod female. If Ul
xmsnlt us si oaoo. Delay ts
latMcrmua.
Cstabliabetf tt years to at
Orrgna Phone 83
"I'rrDnIO During this week only
Iwl w y0U may purchase any
Universal Range at your own terms in reason.
There is a Universal Range priced for every
pocketbook.
MONDAY. APRIL 6, 1925.