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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1925)
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON PAUE THREE Pturnmir t SUvcjrtun. ... M. 8. Henrricktta li trecting a carpenter ihop on North Water street. Mr. Henrlcksea 1l one of Silverton'i contractors. DIAMOND TODAY Sllverton. Or., April 10. The first baseball game of the season to be played by the Sllverton hieu school will be this afternoon when Sllverton meet Albany at Albany The first game to be played at Sll verton will be Tuesday afternoon when Oregon City will play Silver- ton. The Sllverton baseball team Is light this year and inexperienced. However, the boya are showing up in good form. The high school track boys are also turning out in good shape, it Is said that some very good track material is out and that the track team will be rupcrior to that of last year. Mr. and Mrs. Marten Monli, who arrived at Sllverton from Benkelman, Nob., Tuesday after-1 noon purchased the farm belong ing to Andrew Storeven. The deal was made Wednesday. Mrs. A. 0. Nelson's troop of Girl Scoute) were guests of the auxiliary at the latter', regular semi-monthly meeting this week. The scouts demonstrated their work to the auxiliary. Following the demon stration the auxiliary treated the 18 scouts to ice cream and cake. The auxiliary also voted to make dresser scarfs and towels for the Silverton hospital. Mrs. 11. B. Klelneorge Is chairman of the auxiliary hospital committee. Mrs. Charles Johnson, chairman of the poppy committee, reported that the auxiliary now had 1000 pop pies for poppy week in May. H. Leslie Sackett left Thursday morning for St. Paul. Minn., where he will make his home with Mrs. Hugh H. Hughes. Mr. Hurbes Is aeeistant commissioner of agriculture In Minnesota. Mr. Sackett has been spending the winter with his son, R. U Sackett, who Is employed at the Olscn TENNIS COURT 60ES TO MAKE WAY FOR SCHOOL Sllverton, Or., April 10. (Spe cial.) Work on the new addition to the Eugene Field school build ing will begin April IS. Much grief la expressed by Sllverton ten nis players that the old cement court built by the high school class of 1317 will be removed at this time. It Is the only public court at Sllverton and has fur nished a great deal of amusement for tennis fans. During the past week the court has been full at all hours and a line of other play- era waiting their turn. A new court Is now underway back of the Washington Irvinx building but will not completed for some time. The court is being built by high echool organisations. The Blindness oflbuth In Judith's set, a girl was cither a "good fellow' or she was "out of luck. For ex ample. "What was wrong with a little drink between friends? Judith wanted to be popular, but she could not know that in finally yielding to the taunts of her friends and it king her first little drink just to be a "good fellow was to be the beginning of a mad career of folly that would end in the blackest tragedy. Never was the curse of drink brought horrie with such com polling force as in the story of Judith, appearing under the title, "Tangled Threads," in True Story Magazine for May. And this is only one of many remarkable features In the May issue. Get your copy today. True Story M At all newsstands 2Sj MarMnrrav Named. Washington, April 10. John Van A. Mac Murray, an assistant secretary of state, was appointed ThiiBfidny to be minister to China. SKY-SCRAPERS Building a strong bone structure is like laying a foun dation for a mighty sky scraper that is expected to endure through the years. For fifty years SGQtt's Emulsion rich in vitamins has helped a great, host of boys and girls build sturdy bodies, strong bones and healthy teeth. Scott's should be included in the diet of most children, in fact many need it everyday in the year. Help your JkA boy or girl build for the Sj future with Scott's! 4JL rott HrW3wne.Bloomfield.tr 1. .24-9 I "We begin to wonder Juat what our court rooms are for. when wo the biff criminals get away and only the little ones punished," said Jam r a. Heltsel, Salem attorney, tn a speech before the Marion- Polk CousH Realtors' association T'ursday. HelUel mentioned no specific bantes, and made no spe cific accusation, merely stating that a recent criminal had been allowed to go scott free, whila If his crime had been a minor one. such aa breaking the prohibition law, he would have been given a substantial fine and Imprisonment Hclisel's speech was on the gen eral subject of civic growth and improvement. Ha stated that the county court houre should be inov ed to the northeast corner of the block where It nowstanda, and at least half the block sold for busi ness purposes Enough money could be derived from the sale to buiij a substantial office butld tng for county officers he stated. The natural, logical direction for the city of Salem to grow la In a northeasterly direction, Heltsel be .levee. Growth In that direction, as well as in other directions. Is retarded because of the fact that old'butldlngs are allowed to remain on valuable property, and civic Ira provements In general are not aup ported by property owners. He declared that the time has) come to Inaugurate a soning system for Salem. These Cars Come Equipped with Fisk Tires Daurant Maxwell Overland Chrysler Gray Flint Willys-Knight Star Buy a Fisk Salem Vulcanizing Works Have Hughes do your Vulcanizing 474 Ferry. Phone 364 Starts Saturday 7 P. M. What else could disorganize business at twelve? GRAND TO Attire The magic word of Spring calls forth youthful fantasies in Apparel and Ac cessories. All are the acme of smartness and correctness, and each wears an individual novelty of great charm. One must surely take stock now for it is just about Easter and " " 'nust not forget the accessories w' . :.y such a large part in completing . attire. Belts, 'Kerchiefs, Blouses, Lingerie Gloves, Neckwear, Hose, Purses """W aft, t A A btKil Our New Optical Store Is Now Open For Business WE FIT YOUR EYES Come In and Get Acquainted What else could so completely tic up traffic at noon us the hankering for a brimming, steam ing cup of good-coffee'! ' Coffee Golden West Coffee it you but knew il is pouring out its refreshing vclvcty-smoolh goodness from the popular little restaurant, famed for its "Java", to the fine big hotel, where served in form tie luxe. It's a bint to that nood-coffee maker at home because it's this high-firown coffee so easily tempered to your very taste and economically yielding more delicious cups to the pound. Goodness locked in opens with a, Key The hsndy kejr-epenios top is quickly, easily, safely removed. No eatw opener ; no difurlng in i no raw edit" to cut you. There's a convenient container when the coffee Is sons. Also try Golds West Tea Orans Pekoe A Green Japan CLOSSET DEVER8. COFFEES TEAS EXCLUSIVELY, PORTLAND AND SEATTLE Golden west Coffee O 1924 Closest Deters . Tonight and Saturday Night Family Nights Am Friday Saturday Staples Optical Co. Masonic Building: Corner State and High Sts. Salem, Oregon Easter Dresses - Coats - Hats GLOVES HOSIERY , NECKWEAR JEWELRY New and Novel; In Every Instance Fashion Correct Silk Dresses at $24.75 The writer sees beforo him a dress in Caatllian Red Cunton which hit three tier accordion pleat ed tunics. The front an! shoulder are tilmmed with ecru lace and but tons. lt' a clever little model. at $19.50 AU llk Canton dress in the new blonde shade, very modish box pleat flounce: trimmed with deep ecru lace front pan el: finished at sldo with ball buttons and loops. ' Many other dresses at $16.00 . $17.50 $22.50 $27.50 $32.50 to $65.00 All Mull OnUrs riven careful attention. Wo pay postage or express within a radiua of a hun dred mllra Unusual Silk Hose Value Extraordinary Latest Charming Col-' ors. Humming Bird and Kayser Puresilk $1.50 A Pair The fit with that close ly clinging dimness that it wo nil nit red, In full fashioned hosiery. They're knit of wonderful fins quality thread ellk. The shade you want Is here. "CAN AND DO" Salem Store Portland Silk Shop 466 State Street 383 Alder Street READ THE JOURNAL CLASSIFIED PAGE II CI SZSSSSSZ A Real Outdoor Drama Story of the Northern Mounted Police The Eternal Struggle From the ' "The Law Bringers" Today and for 3 Days More ,XcSTl I If you're-.'true Amer- s W gjM 1: ican, this picture is for cV ktBLJ W ij A stirring romance- ))Uly Cr I I spectacle with a com- ,f J& Off JL I j Zane Grey's tHfiiUNnWtMMaERri m ii aTH H M " J mm ri u m .ml mmm l m " i as JKsgsar I t mm- w- fii V TZe&'JL. With ) -.. Barbara La Mar Wallace Beery Pat O'Malley Earl Williams LIBERTY Comedy News Picture the setting the Western wilderness of 1878. Enormous herds of buffalo running wild across the plains. The runh of pioneers to the new fields of fortune. The wanton slaughter of the buffalo by the hide hunters, inciting the Indians to new and savage uprisings. Picture Zane Grey's greatest romance against that thrilling background! With a company of 1,000 recreating the amazing scenes and 2,000 maddened buf falo in REAL stampede. And the stampede is just ONE clap of thunder in this drama of thundering thrills! The Spat Family In The Tenderfoot" will provide you with loads of laughs OREGON Matinees 35c Evenings 50c McDonald Oregonian Screen Review
