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PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL; SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY. APRIL 14, 1025 FATHER OF AUTO Kokomo. Ind., Aprfl 14. El wood Haynea, 68, who In 1894 In vented the "honieless" carriage, Is dead at his home here, a victim of Influenza. Mr. Haynes, who had never fully recovered from a pre vious attack of the disease waa ill but a few days. Funeral arrange ments have not been made. Mr. Haynea Buffered an attack of Influenxa while on a trip through the southern atutes and on the advice of a physician whom be had consulted, he returned borne. Heurt disease, with which be long has been afflicted also contributed to his death. Few friends knew of the serious Illness of the pioneer automobile manufacturer who also gained In ternational reputation as a scient ist and metallurgist and his death last night was a shock to all thai knew him. His widow, son and daughter were at his bedside when death came. NOISY FAREWELL Accra, Gold Coast, West Africa, April 14. lly Associated Press.) The Prince of Wales, on board the battle cruiser Repulse, left here today for Nigeria. Ho wan given a great send-off by tho local Inhabitants and the native chiefs. Huge crowds were assembled alongside the highway at strategic points on the prince's route to the pter, where he embarked. The chiefs with their retinues had the best positions for seeing the royal visitor. The prince walked the lust hun dred yards to the dock where he boarded a launch for tlio Itepulse. A heavy swell was runirtttg anil scores of surfbnats, ' half sub merged In the rough water, bob bed up snd down offshore, their occupants yelling greetings to the departing guests. Hundreds of natives waded waist deep into the wafer, and lining up as though on parade, watched the launch leave the quay for the battle cruiser. E SHIFTS TO TEXAS Chicago, April 14. Investiga tion of the deith of Mi's. Knima Nelson McCliutock, whose ex humed body was found to contain mercury poison, has shifted tem porarily to Galveston, Texas, from where in 1909 a physician wuh summoned to attend her in Uuy vicw, Texas, when sho was attack ed by her flnul Illness. Galveston authorities have been asked to question Dr. William C. Fisher, who was practicing there in 1909, IT he attended Mrs. Mc Cllntock. Physicians who attend ed her after she returned to Chi cago to die have said they pre scribed no mercury. The coroner's jury later this week will resume its Inquiry Into the death of William AlcClfntock. so . of Mrs. McCllntock, as the final step preceding the arraign ment of William D. Shepherd, his foster father on a charge of kill ing blm with typhoid germs. GUARDS AROUND HOME OF GOVERNOR RELIEVED Cheyenne, Wyo., April 14. Guarda who have been patrolling the vicinity of the executive man sion of Governor Nellie T. Hose have been withdrawn, it developed last night, but the reason for their vigil during the last few days and nights remained a mystery. M. C. Wachtet, state law en forcement commissioner, at whoe orders the guards were placed, de clared that the espionage that had aroused the curiosity of all Chey enne would cease and the guard be taken away because a "new lead' had been found and "we propose to run It down." What tho new lead was or may be Is evidently a profound srret. ADENOIDS TONSILS CATARRH SUCCESSFUL NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT Ho lona of Mreiijttli, blood or time. Ton-ad a most efficient knd modern home remedy tbnt now revolutionising the old method of treating admotit, tonsils and all catarrhal ail ments, besides being a power ful preventive of Inflammatory 10 ndltlona of the aoss and throat. The Ton-ad treatments are carefully coin pounded In a Specialist's own laboratory. IIuiMlrnU of adults i ml children lime rvgnlmtl ikt feet health and liaiiliim through (bis proven humunltar n method. Hundre1 of letter have been received from former sufferers, oral inn the rcmt effiH lUm of KNi-aarjrk'Sl Ton -ml. h re booklet containing evidence, to gether with interesting Ton-ad Information, will be mailed to any sufferer. Don't delay write tonny. TMK TONAD COMPANY ,St-flll BradbMrw Bid. Um Angcle, Calif. WOMAN'S INTUITION PREVENTS POISONING Los Angeles, Cat., April 14. "A woman'. Intuition' wm assigned as th, reman Djr 11 In Ids Trask tor the probable taring of lir Me when aba learned that a package of apparently harmless mouth wash she had purchased at a neighborhood drug store and In tended to um last nlgbt, contained enough poison to kill several per sons. Soon alter Min Trask left the drug store, the druggist noticed bis mistake and notified the police department. Scores of policemen were dispatched to the neighbor hood and started a bouse to bouse canvas in an attempt to locate the purchaser before she should use the poison. After a two-hour Bearch they located a friend of Mies Trask, who bad accompanied her to the pharmacy. when Miss Trask was Informed of the druggist's mistake she said she had Intended to use the medi cine last night but that she felt as though she should wait until morning. i The Salem high school debating team was elimina.d In lis race for the state championship when tt went down to defeat before the Tillamook high' school team at Tll-lamool- last night. The decision was by a 2 to 1 vote of the judges. The local team upheld the af firmative- side of the 'question,, 'Resolved, That the referendum li a desirable feature of representa tive government.' The contest was the first iuter- district meet or the season, both teama having emerged victorious in their districts a few weeks ago. Representing Salem were Avery Thomson and Thomas Childs. The Tillamook team constated of two girls and was coached by a wom an. Orlando Horning, coach of last year's state championship team, has coached the -locals this year. AT Acora, Gold Coast, West Africa, April 14. (Uv Associated frees.) After a busy Sunday the Prince ot Wales started another day of ceremonies by receiving an ad dress from the legislative council which was read by the senior Af rican member of the body. This member later presented the prince a huge elephant tusk. : Having received the Gold Coast legislators, tba prince Went to the polo grounds where crowds had gathered sin re dawn for the royal reception of native chiefs from the central province of the colony. The road was packed with masses of black humanity yelling wel come lo the royal visitor while the polo ground Itself presented a rare picture of tropical color with forty chiefs and their re tinues grouped In a great semi circle under gorgeous - canopies with a background of trees and the. sear , , dent and general manager of the Christian community of universal brotherhood, limited. , "Young Verigln will be the gret spiritual leader of his people and he will not have any business worries to distract him," said Ca- zakoff. "He Is well educated along spiirtual lines, having left Can ada shortly after his arrival with his father to attend the University of Tiflis In the Caucasus, Russia. He Is not a business man and his arrival will not change the busie nena policy or the community." C'OUKHOBORS PLAN TO WELCOME NEW KING Saskatoon, Bank., April 14. Or eat preparations are being made to welcome Peter Verlgin Jr., who liecame king of the Doukhobors after his father was killed In an explosion on a train In British Co- lumhla, when he returned from Russia. It was leftrnrd here today from M. w. Cnxakofr, vfre-prem rpn" For Deep. Heavy Colds Here Is the best way to get rid of a hud cold, First apply hot wet towels over throat and chest to open the pores ot the shin. Then mnKsnfte briskly with , Vlcka for five minutes, spread on thickly and cover with two thicknesses of hot flannel cloths. Leave the bedclothlng loose about the neck so that the vapor arinlitg may be free ly Inhaled. These vapors. In haled with each brent h, carry tho medication directly to the affected parts. At the snmo time VIcke Is ab sorbed through and stimulates the skin, helping the vapor In haled to relieve tightness and soreness. SALEM DEBATERS CROWDED HALL HEARS CHORAL SOCIETY SO hue of Eugeae directed the-eaorus and Mm. Olal Solum acted as accompanist. Sllverton. Apr. H.-The En- gene field auditorium waa pack ed Sunday night when the Sll verton choral society gave teal Easter program. Although no asM mission waa charged, a silver af- fering was taken to defray ea-4 pensea. uniy s were received. Rev. George Henrlkeen, before the collection waa taken, auggeau ed that every one present give at least the price of a show, as In former years the members of the society had at times lo pay part of the expenses to put on the pro grams because - the . collections were not large enough to meet expenses. An unusually good ' program was offered In the form of solos. duets and chorus numbers. As a special treat Prof.' Benjamin Ed wards of the university Bible school at Eugene, gave a - vocal solo and a piano aolo. Prof. Ed wards waa forced to respond to a number of encores. Key. Henriksen gave the Invo cation and Rev. J. A.' Bennett gave the benediction. Tom Kaar- Believes Cough Like Hatha "FOLEY'S HONBY TAR COMPOUND la the only cough medicine that ever gave, me 're lief. It-works on a cough or cold like magic;"' writes Mr. George Foree, 3768 Blgelow Blvd.. Chi cago. 111. Contains. -so opiate. Good for old and young. FOLEY'S HONEY- ft TAR COMPOUND is one ot the largest wiling cough medicines In the .world.' la de mand over fifty years, . Insist up on FOLEY'S. -RefuMaubstitutes. Adv. Truftu; officii AU Ik... USKIDB Sol.. M fnetuks 7 V TONE UP, PURIFY Every woman knows tbat her bouse has to be cleaned thorough ly every spring. During winter, dust, dirt and germ accumulate in the corners, under the rugs. In the curtains "an" every place. Just so with your system It should be given a. thorough cleans Ing, purifying this spring. HOL- LISTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA will' do the job slick and quick. It will clean your system, freshen and purify you all over you 11 enjoy living, eat better, sleep better feel better. Perry's Drug store. Adv. 15 Months' Hard Wear ; and still good for more! ' USKIDE 4 , The Wonder Sole for Wear And for a Better Heel to Walk on! : The "U.S." Spring-Step Heel a fit companion for USKIDE Soles Made of new Sprayed Rubber, the purest, toughest rubber made Get a pair right awayt United States Rubber Company ICRS Vapo Ruh Ovtn 17 Muuoh Js Usco Ycaki v V WilIetismsNo.13 J. H. WrXLETT Capital Drug Store MS, By J. H. W1LLETT Being some reasons why I solicit and merit your drug and drug sundries patronage Fountain Pens. Even In the selling of fountain pens the Wlllett Service idea has been so persistently carried out that this department ia recognized by business men generally as being the most complete In the ' city. The' very large stock we carry includes so many of the best makes in a wide range of pen points and prices. A fountain pen, you know, requires an occasional "looking after," like anything else. Business men especially like to buy fountain pens from us because such a complete department as ours Is located right In the down-town district, where they can bring or send their pen to us and usually In a few moments' time the trouble is adjusted. The fact that we sell them richt and keep them right should Influence, in our favor, those who need a fountain pen. m The Capital Drug Store Phone 119 405 State Street ...... i JO rOv 3l lf 1 arf.KSL:;---:- After They Are Gone After fire or theft have made away with your valu able papers, heirlooms or jewelry, the lesson is brought home that protection against such loss should have been provided beforehand. The time, then, to place such valuables In a Safety Deposit box here at the United States National is now, while you still have possession. The tost averages only about a cent a day. Oft United States National Bank Salem. Orgoiv Cracked Toes Sore.Tender Feet Irritating ac id perspiration from - the foot foot porea pro duce and ag gravates crack ed toes Itching between toes, rawness and tender, aching, swollen feet. The moment you Apply. "Phillips Milk .of Mag nesia," all thla soreness. Itching and tiredness disappears-, Just pat It on, It dries Instantly. Nothing else stops foot odos, relieves foot soreness and foot weariness so promptly as this harmless antacid. Insist upon genuine 'Philllps Milk of Magnesia." All druggists sell 25-cent bottles. Adv. Pi M 1 lldrenbry Crufe MOTHER:- Fletcher's Castoria'is a pleasant, harm less Substitute for jastor Oil, Paregoric; . Teething Drops and Spijthirte' Syrups,' espe cially prepared for Infants in arms. and. Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it THE NEW LUSTROUS Moepak it Dresses $ 8 and they come in all the pastel shades. One will sure ly marvel at the quality shown in these new frocks for they are surely the 100 dress. SVe are showing a group in the north window, for one can get a much better idea of the real values offered in these iub dresses. 1 1 : I. -Ill 1 BUSICKS X : CORVALLis 3 STANDARDIZED ..CASH STORES ALBANY WOODBUEN 1 mm racE Every item at Busick's is priced at the lowest possible figure every day in ;.the week. Master values and as you save you get the best grade of groceries that money can buy. Borden's Milk 10 cans 87c Dari Gold Milk 10 cans 87c Crown Flour 49 lb. sack $2.49 Fisher's Blend Flour 49 lb. sack $2.49 Pure Cane Sugar 100 lb. sack $6.39 Gem Nut Margarine .3 lbs. 65c One Pound Carton - Butter 46c Cream Cheese 2 lbs. 55c Fancy Netted Gem Potatoes 100 lb. sack $2.09 Burbank ' Potatoes 100 lb. sack $1.49 Blended Coffee Mild Flavor lb. 39c Fresh Sugar Cured Picnics lb. 21c INSPECTED The knowledge that the meat you eat is from young, healthy animals is worth much but costs no more at Busick's. BUY FROM A STORE WITH THE ORANGE COLOR FRONT It's Your Guarantee of Service Plus Quality r"
