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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1925)
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925 PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SAIEM. OREGON E Second Wonder Dog Chooses Salem for His Permanent Home Beitla, May 14 By Awociated IrcM; PrMldent Von Hinden bur (rappled Hh another buayl program today, him third In office, featured chiefly by a reception to1 the diplomatic - corpa with Charge d'affairea Warren Robbing representing the United State. 1 During hta reception of a rail way delegation yeaterday, the Dawea reparation plan waa brought befora the new president for the flmt time. Cart Stieler, managing director of rail way a, in formed blm that under the Dawe acheme the road were obliged to bear a large part of the burden of the Veraaillcs treaty. In reply the president expressed confidence, that despite the difficulties con fronting them, the railway would bring In greater return to aaalst In meeting the nation' international obligation. Hi meeting with General Von 8eeckt and Admiral Zenkler, a ehief of the defense forces, was touched with some pathos, the president telling them that the oc casion "fills my old soldier's heart witb pride and sorrow.' He paid tribute to the Inde fatigable work which you carried out under the most distressing con titlona" and awn ring them of his support, concluded: "May you also be successful In the future In making the retch - wehr an effective instrument for peace for which only It la Intend a." Several high German officials planned to participate In the re ception to the diplomats today In cluding Chancellor Luther, former Minister Btreaemann, executive Secretary Meuwner, Foreign Under Secretary Von Schubert and the fflclal diplomatic Introducer, Von Guellch. - A second "wonder doc' stepped intu the limelight today as a re suit of a story related by H. 8 Poisal, official at the Salem auto: camp grounds, I The origincl "wonder dog al ready bad bis borne near Salem at Stlrerton, to be exact and re turned to it from a distance nair- way across tbe continent, baring j ben left there by accident on r auto trip bis owners were taking I across tbe country. Folsal tells oi ... dog that didn't originally belou here. In fact he only stopped a; the camp grounds for a week bile passing througb with a party from Iowa, but 10 daye aft er leaving he returned and ha? been here ever since. Even a dog knows how to pick out the best place to live, says Poiaal. The animal, which was an Aire dale, belonged to J. E. Watson, who, with bis wife and son and his son's wife, was passing through Salem a month ago on their way east from Long Beach California. Tbey expected to atop at their former some In Iowa, go on to Washington, D. C, ana eventually complete the circuit back to Lone Beach. Tbey spent a week at tbe camp here. "He was an awfully nice dog. Mid Polsal this morning. "He and I cot to be great friends." Just when and where be left Watson fa a matter of conjecture. All Poieal knows Is that 10 days after tbe party had left the dog came back to stay. He looked around tbe camp, apparently look ing for somebody, but eventually ASSERT SLAYER Hutchinson, Kan., May 14. Af fidavits by two Kansas City men who say Prank Leonard, a Kansas City switchman acquitted by a Jury here last rail of a murder charge In connection with killing Oi W. E.'Gtbha .aged Civil war veteran, admitted the murder tbelr presence, were filled In dis trict court Wednesday. They were filed In connection with an amend ed motion for a new trial for Dr. Kenn B. Uhts of Kansas City, con victed of killing Gibba, Dr. MhU Is at liberty on 120,000 bonds pending fippeal to the supreme court. Act crdinr to the affidavit Leonard declared he told Dr. UhH of bts act and threatened to kill Mm and all members of bis fam My If he divulged the act. decided to remain with tbe camp official. "I could have given him away 20 times," says Polsal. "I could have sold him for 125." The dog has finally been given to O. E Scott, who lives on the Jefferson" road, and who is work :ng on tbe new community boust t tbe auto camp grounds, and who has a number of youngsters who immediately welcomed the dog to their home as only young sters can. They bare named blm "Mike." He was given to Scott or rath er to the younger generation of Scotts with the understanding that if the original owners of the animal ever appear Mike will be returned. No doubt Is beld by any of the parties, however, that Wat son will have to come to Salem to live if he expects to keep Mike in his household. MEND THOSE "SHAKY" SHATTERED NERVES Nature throws out a warning when the nerve force Is in danger. Sharp, darting nevtf pains, some times called, neurltle, sometimes labeled neuralgia, are a algn that your nerves need inntant attention before grave results develop. There Is a danger llneacroas which you must never allow yourself to pass. Beyond this line lies nervous ex haustion, complete breakdown and alas, only too frequently, mental disorders. Countless teat and experiments have developed a sure aid to re lleve cases of nerve trouble, neu rltls and neuralgia. This remark able discovery is based upon the science of Homeopathy, a branch of therapy endorsed and followed by eminent physlclnns and search era of scientific truths. This discovery has been given the name of Eopa Neuritis Tablets, and they have been compounded to Hive relief from nerve pain while acting as a tonic to the nerve cells in building up the entire ner vous system. Eopa Neuritis Tablets are guar anteed harmless and are free from narcotics, bromides and coal tar products, l our druggist will rec ommend them. Perry's drug store will suppiy you. MM) orders filled. Adv. TRAINS CRASH; THREE DIE Terre Haute, Ind., May 14. Three persons are reported killed and several Injured In a collision between Pennsylvania railroad passenger train No. 6, eaetbound. nd a fseight train, near Martins ville, 111., 16 miles west of here. Those reported killed were Dan Walsh and George H. Muencb both engineers, and William Zim merman, fireman. Two engines pulling tbe passenger train and six coaches were derailed. Here's Real Relief from Neuritis In 24 Hoars Pains Cease and Ton Get Rest and Comfort Again Torturing pains the kind that pierce and burn and never seem to let up that rob a man of his steep that make him lust a bag of nerves and all worn out. Those are the pains that dope and coal tar products can only re lieve. You've got to get something more lasting. The quickest, safest and surest way to get rid of the persistent, nerve racking pains of Neuritis Is to get a bottte of Allenrhu Spe cial Formula No. 1. Be sure you get No. 1. which comes In cap sule form. Take these little dark green capsules as directed and notlc. how In about 24 hours they have considerably reduced If not entirely banished those severe. torturing palna that have caused you so many sleepless nights. Con tinue for two or three daye more or until the pains nve entirely disappeared. It doesn't matter bow long you may have suffered or whether your Neuritis Is In the shoulder, arm. neck or legs, Allenrhu Spe cial Formula No. S will stop the torture and give you speedy re lief J. C. Perry Drug store or any good druggist will be glad -to sup ply you. Mail orders accepted. Adv. AND WIFE AGREE New York, May 14 Richard Barthelmeas, motion picture star, and bis actress wife, Mary Hay. have agreed to separate but only; because their professional careers require that they work in differ ent cities, it is said. Miss Hay. who In private life is Mary Hay Caldwell, daughter of Colonel Frank Merrill Caldwell, U. S. A., will leave soon for Eng land to dance in music halls with Clifton Webb. Mr. Bartbelmess will remain In New York maklns pictures. v a statement issuea uy aiiss Hay says that neither party will seek a divorce and tnelr two-year-old daughter will remain with Mr. Bartbelmess while the mother is abroad, after that spending six months at a time with each par ent. From Hollywood comes hews that Bert Lytell and Clair Wind sor, screen stars, will be married at Juarex today. Mr. Lrtell was divorced last October from Evelyn Vaughn. Miss Windsor, whose real name is Ola Kronk, ww for merly the wife of William Boles. HANGMAN'S NOOSE PART , OF SPINAL TREATMENT Los Angeles. Cal.. May 14 "Stealing tbe hangman's stuff" is what attaches of the state cor poration department here think M the promoters who yesterday ap plied for a permit to sell stock iu "spinal rejuvenating device. Tbe distinguishing feature of the new health giving apparatus is a noose hung from the ceiling. Into this the patient Inserts his neck then voluntarily takes his feet off the floor. Tbe resultant stretch ing of the spine, accompanied by a vibratory movement produced by turning two handles. Is said by the promoters to be of untold value Id flesh reducing treatment. FRECKLES Sun and Wind Bring Out VjrJy Spots. How to Itcmorc Kasily Here's a chance. Miss Freckle face, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee1 of a reliable concern that It will not cost you a penny unless It removes the, freck les; while if it does give you a clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine double strength from any drug or department store and a few ap plications should show you how easy It Is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beauti ful complexion. Rarely Is more than one ounce needed ( for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this strength Is sold under guarantee of money back if it falls to remove your freckles. We recommend Othine Complex Ion Soap for use with Othine, also as a shampoo It'a wonderful for bobbed hair 26c a cake at all drug or department stores or by mail. Othine Laboratories, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. Marr Picord 111. Beverly Hills, Cal., May 14. V. iry Pickford. screen actress, was confined to her bed with a cold today. Her pbysiciaa Mid her conditions was hot serious but would keep her from the studio for several days. CATCH "The Midnight KM Express Nf JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Saturday, May 16 LAST CHANCE TO HEAR Dwight Johnson's Strollers 10 Pieces Direct from Multnomah Hotel and Liberty Theater. Special engagement for Summer opening at the Dreamland Rink Simple Mixture For Gas On Stomach Simple buckthorn bark, magne sium euiph. c p., glycerine, etc., as mixed In Adlerika, helps any case gae on the stomach, unless due to deep seated causes. The pleasant and QUICK action will surprise you. Because Adlerika Is such an excellent Intestinal eTac uant It is wonderful for consti pation It often works in one hour and nerer gripes. J. C. Per ry, druggist, 115 8. Commercial St. Adr. 1 1 Kim List to "the Lady" MI 'ope and pray and dream about bein' a Lady. About ' wear in clothes like ladles wear reading' nice books talkin' nice things but It ain't for the likes o' me an yet I just keeps on 'opin to be a lady some day." 'NORMA TALMADGE gives the tire of drama to this part, 111.1.1.1 A slight charge of $3 per hundred -valuation will store your furs and protect them against fire, theft and mothes. Why not take advantage of our latest storage facilities. s isaaish SM ii luiriin "Practical In the art of remodeling" PORCH and LAWN FURNITURE The porch and lawn are being used more and more each year as the ideal paxtime room on summer days. We are exceptionally well equipped to care for your wanU for this sturdy furniture. Why not furnish the porch or lawn corner now and pay the bill in small monthly amounts. Attractively Made Two factors always de cide your purchase of Awnings. First, you must know that they are attractively patterned, that they are practical than secondly, there is the consideration of price. By havig us make your wings you get both of these with the assurance that you are making the best buy possible. We are featuring Bamboo Porch Shades In green or natural eolor. These durable shades are priced up from $3.50 SGIESE -POWERS r re art mount r No Interest We Are Going to Continue Our GIGANTIC NEW BUSINESS Kotex, 15 Napkins 49c The usual box contains 12 napkins but during this drW we will sell 15 for 49c (Basement) DRIVE Bleached Sheets, 89c Regular 11.25, size 72j90 at the ridiculous low price of 89(J iBiwment) Pillow Slips Heavy trade, 4 2x36, no dressing 39c Main Floor Silk Hose Ladies' Silk and Chif fon Hose, all Shades, Special 95c Main Floor Jap Crepe High quality Jap Crepe 30-inch wide 22c Main Floor 32 inch Gingham 300 Pieces fast color Ginghams, plain and fancy 32. Inch wide 25c Main Floor Cotton Challies 30-inch wide Cotton Challies, many colors to select from, choice per yard 17c Main Floor Romper Cloth Plain and striped rom per cloth, excellent quality. Buy them now at per yard 25c Main Floor Remnants Half Price Ladies' Hose 11c Ladles' cotton Hose In brown and black, all sites, special U(J (Basement) Children's Bloomers 39c Children's Sateen Bloomers, all colors Including; black, regular 60c Talue for gg (Basement) Bungalow Aprons 75c Bungalow Aprons, stylishly made and of pleasing patterns, choice (Basement) Men's Canvas Gloves 9c Men's good grade eanrat Glore with knit wrist, Children's Hats Now $1.19 Among these hats you will Milan, fancy straws In all colon, choice (Basement) -$1.19 Sale of Toilet Articles Lavoris 8 6i. 39c Toilet Dept. Slip-on Sweaters $1.79 Misses' and Ladles' Sweaters, all wool, choice (Basement) $ 1 .79 special (Basement) 9a Children's Taped Waists 23c Children's Taped Knitted Walsti In sites 3 to 11 regular 15c Talu for jg (Basement) " All Wool Blankets Sara money an d buy Blanket bow. Our regular l. 5 Blankets on sal at (Basement) $0.95 Pompeian Day Cream 49c Toilet Dept. Colgate Dental Cream Larre Size 19c Toilet Dept. Hinds Hon Almond Ooni 39c Toilet Dept. Pepsodent 39c Toilet Dept. Pebeco Each 39c Toilet Dept. Watkini Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Each 39c Toilet Dept. Kranks L emon Cream 79c Toilet Dept. P. A O. White Naptha Soap 20 bar for $1.00 Creine Oil Soap 20 bars for $1.00 Visit Our Ready-to-wear Department and Save During Our New Business Drive Crepe de Chine 40-Inch wide Crep a Chiae. our regular-Jl.B grade, all colon. Your choice per yard 98c DE S If PAD LTMENT STORE lj 177 K LIDERTY ST..-. SALEM. OOEGOKj Pongee Silk If Mommle. II Inch wide. Imported Pongee Silg, reg ular $1.S grade, per yard 79c
