Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 15, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, . OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925. OPEN FORUM Uootnouliuua to 1'bm Column must toe plainly wrltleo on on tide of paper only limited Co S00 words In length end signed with the name of the writer. Articles not meeting these speclti cations will be rejected To the Ed i tor. I read wltb ensure in you. noble paper, lut tum In your Open Forum column ol Will K. I'uidy in regards lo the Lord a Prayer bill anil 1 can not see why Mr, Purely should re ceive the criticism that bo la gut ting tIirou(,U your Open Konim Aa I uiiduifiuuiu the nwlive o Mr. fur.ly's .Lord Fraycrbill to be fclirHua!:y ant! fur thu uplift of ;llen huniauii end tue motive It leiiher pol.ticul or compulsory. I won U or why the greatest liitug tliat Una ever bteu aiivtriit'J or ever will be along the highway an J in public places is the least adver tised, the Lord Prayer and many other scriptural verges. doing vant through Turner to Aumaville, just ouiuide the city limits, atunda the Turner taber nacle, erected by man and dcili . cated to God, and there Is a beau tiful scriptural sin painted over t.ie doom, in tu balance, "(Jo Ye Into All the World and I' reach tht Gospel to Every Creature; He That Uellcvclli and la Baptised Shall lie Bared." And the words of that sign have not changed for more than nluttecn hundred years It makes me iejoice whea 1 read that wonderful sign. Then goins v-eat through Turner to Salem, just inside the city limiLe, stands two large billboards on the right end left wfn worldly advertise ments on them that change as Often as the moon changes, and there is room on either of those billboards for scriptural lines that vould profit you end I more in this world and the world to come than the world advertisements that could be painted on a con tinuous sign board on both sides of the highway leading from Tur ner, Or., to Seattle. Wash., from a einglo gallon of gasoline to the f reatest sca-golng reasel that . floating on God's great teas to day. Suppose we paint the great est picture that has or ever will bo painted on those billboards of the Savior of the world on the right side of the road, for the light Is whera It belongs, and that in e ana both slues of the road, with those beautiful scriptural verves: 1 "For unto imi a child Is born, unto us a son' Is given." 2 "Behold there came wise men from the caat to Jerusalem saying, 'where Is He that la born king of the Jew.' 3 "And lo, a voice from heav en says, 'this Is My beloved Son In whom I am well pleased. " 4 "Reh.ild too lamb of God which taWeth r way the sins of the world. 6 "Ye must be born again." 9 "Then were there two thieves crucified with him, one on the right hand, one on the left.". 7 "And He was numbered With the transgressors." 8 "Then said Jesus, 'Father forgive them for they know not what they do. " 9 Whosoever will may come without money and without iriee.'" 10 "Go yo Into all the world and preach the gospel to every . creature." 1 1 "Our Fatnor who art in heaven." 12 "For tho Lord glveth them light." Then we will picture the bull room and tho movie picture theaters, one on the right and the ether on the left hend, and we will paint the Invitations In wordH like this: "Come unto us alt ye that labor and have not the mony and price." For It Is financially compulsory, for without the mon ey and witho'it the price you can not get In, the same as the two thieve that ihould be crucified they are not only stealing from the blessed Master, but they are Tobbing thousand and thousands of poor children of the necessary food and clothing for there arc young men and women, middle cged men and women, old men and women and the worst of all. there are married men and women, who will spftnd the last nickel to buy gasoline to take them to dances and the movl- plus the admhvlon fLoa. I vcntuie to say there Is not a man or woman In the world to day that has been horned again and baptised with the holy ghost that will say there Is no hsrm In the dances and the love movie pic tun shows. If there Is one, pleare read John 3-8. rhrtattan brother and alster Protestant, Christian brother and Inter Catholic. Christian brother and sister whatever you may be. help preach and teach and adver- Llise Christ everlasting erwoel. Well, says one, what about Wheel er and HeifihL Well's that's not tor me to any, but the Her. John Hunyan said be saw there were ways to hell even from the gates of heaven. S, U. MILLS. , Aumaville, Or., lit. 1, Uox 49. ! To the Editor; Note Mr. Pres cott's letter on Prohibition on May 21. Canada returns to i'U beer "real hcer brother." I fall to nee where prohibition has done our country any good, destroyed our hop industry people now call Sa lem the city of the dead" a large army of unemployed men and wo irfen both skilled and unskilled In Salem now. If we destroy all our Industrie we can expect any city not to be a dead one. Jails are full. Taxes never higher. We have with us the vanilla extract fiends and hair tonic hounds. But those that want real stuff have no trouble In OBtainlng It. A rock pile will nev er atop men and women from drinking. Mr. Editor I agree with your editorials on prohibition. The law is unpopular. Lets hop it will not be many years before we restore our bop Industry. I hear consid erable talk from people coming into the city on the lack of s'de walk on north Capitol and Sum mer etreeta. Lola hope the offi cials In charge get busy as walk ing Jn the Street la dannrnni fA- aged people also children. . K. T. OOODE. Held in Raid Mrs, HLLEN HEYW02TH Mrs. Helen Heyworth. divorced wife of Otto Young Heyworth, Chicago heir to $15,000,000, who shocked her acquaintances some time ago when she publicly an oounced she wss engaged to Tap per Don" Collins, International crook, was recently arrested In New Vork City in a raid upon her apart ments In which, It was alleged, drugs were found. She averred a "Joke" must have been played upon her. To the editor: In behalf of the Music Teachers association, we wlh to express our sincere appre ciation for the loyat and effective support you rendered the "Com munity Concert" given at the arm ory, May I, 102&. V The affair was a decided suc cess and without doubt accomplish ed a great deal for better muic In the city of Salem, and brought about a closer and more barmon loua bond of cooperation among the musicians and musical organi sational of the city, it also afford ed the public an opportunity to hear these splendid music olubs on one program. It was not a mrney making af fair the effort of success being on higher lines than thats of sordid gain. While there was a small surplus above the expenses, pro vision baa been made to transfer Huch surplus to some place for public good. It would have been Impossible forus to have made It the succew that it was, without your generous assistance. Thanking you again, I am. Yours truly, ELIZABETH LEVY. Committee: Miss Elizabeth Levy, Mrs. Walter A. tenton. Miss Mar garet Fisher, Mrs. Harry Styles. NEW BOOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Beach Rex, Toe Iron Trail; Fleber, D. C, The Bent Twig;. Harte, Bret, Poerag sod Stories: Irwin Will, Youth Rides West; Janrter, T. A., The Aztec Treasure-house; Kaye-Smlth. Bhella Green Apple Harvest; Mlln. U J.. The Soul ot China; Rotnerr, A. E. The House br'the Windmill; Ver ne, Jules, iO.OOu Leagues Under the Sea; Wilon. H. L., Merton nf the Movies; Wright, H. B , The Winning ol Barbara Worth: Oesell, A. L., The pre-School Child. Neuhaus, K. E.. The Appreciation of Art: Shaw, O. B., Saint Joan; James. Will. Cowboys North and South: lio. K. W., Twice Thirty Scott. II. W., History ot the Ore gon Country, 6 columea. For the Children Alcott. 1. M, Night Cousins: Alcott, I.. M . Uld-Fashloned (ilrl; Lang, Andre, Ed., Cinderella: Lang. AndreU. Ed.. Prince Hast ing; I.ang, Andrew, Ed., Jack the Giant Killer; I,ang, Andrew, fcd., The Sleeping Ueiiuty; Maitland, Louise, Heroes ot Chivalry. NEW INCORPORATIONS The following articles of incor poration were filed yetord;iy with the sLile corporation department: Comte & Kuhlman company, Portland; incorporators, T. M- Comte, H. N. Kohlman, Clarice B. Comte, Lilly . II olden Konunan; capital, $25,000; real estate. Giant Kubber company, Port land; Incorporators, B. Bhaferr, 13. Anderson, E. Llnd; capital, 1125,000. A permit to operate In Oregon was i-isued to Warm In gt on" & Co., a California concern with a cap ital of $50,000. T. B. Mandley of Portland is attorney-in-fact for Oregon. CATCH K "The x4 Midnight Express" Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers Five Trial ot a Met! tod Tlint Any one Can Use Without Olnrom fort or I torn of Time We have a method for the con trol of Asthma, and we want you to try It at our expense. No mat ter whether your case Is of long standing or rcnt development, whether It Is prcnei t as occailonal or chronlo Asthma, you should aend for s free trial of our meth od. No matter In what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, ir you are troubled wun nth ma or hny fever, our method should relieve you prompt ly. We especially want to send It to thoss apparently hopeless canos where slj forms of tnhnkrs. 1 douiches opium preparations, fumes, "patent smokiw." etc.. have filled. Ws want to show everyone at our expense, that our method Is deelcned te end all difficult breathira; all whrvtlna. and all those terrible paroxysms. This free offer In too Important to neffleci a tingle day. Write now and begin the method at one. Bend no money Rimply mall coo pon below, lio It Today You even do not pay postage. Fit Hi ritiAi otnoN - PRONTIRH ASTHMA CO I Room I71C. Niagara end Hud son (tie., Buffalo. N. T Send free trial of yoar Meth od to: i . LINEN How does it effect, your mode, of Living? . J I CoodGaod. f y See Our Liberty Street Window of Linen Products. New Crepe lingerie Robes As Illustrated $4.95 As Illustrated $6.75 New versions of the Lounging robe arrived today." The .fabrics is of exqquisitc soft crepe in plain and drop stitch weaves. The colors are soft pastels mostly, with n few vivids intermingled. Rose, lavender, coral, peach, china blue and tan. Trimmings of lace, satin ribbon and novelty embroidery. Prices $2.98 to $6.75 rmm . New! Imitation v Colored i Pearl Chokers 50c and 98c These new Chokers are just what you've been awaiting for in way of neckwear. Every color, Inrge, medium or small beads, at this price one can afford a strand to match each dress. ' iWl''7'li'iiiivOviMii'iiMiwwii;iiiiiiiMiHHMir0i'iiii'''l''lu 1 ' '4v;'!i:"i'iii'i'v Credit Department If "Credit" la an expensive lux ury as some cash stores lead one to believe, I am Inclined to say right here that a cash store can also have an "expensive luxury" In way of smaller volume of busi ness. Kent, light, heat, labor, de preciation, etc., muHt be met re gardless o flhe amount of business transacted. VOLUME at Miller's has not only reduced the credit losses to one half of one per cent but has also -reduced the selling expenses which In tun reflects in lower prices to the consumer. OUR CHAROW DEPARTMENT RKSHKCTKULLY ..SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS. Tours truly. Keep Cool Keep cool in Haines or Topkis nainsook union suits reinforced for extra service. Built for greatest comfort, frice , , $1.00 Fancy Sox Silk mixed Sox in new plaids and small checks. Dif fused colors in smart effects. Priced only 75c pair. NuticA of An IncreaM Id capital from $75.00 to tlss.ss wu (li ed by the Multnomah County Falr aasoctatlon. Under the blue slry act the fol lowing permits were Issued: Con tinental Bond corporation, Dela ware, to sell 200S snares or non par value stock and preferred stock In the sum of 1200,000; Western Bond A Mortgage com- Mike Kojo, Nestor Makl. puny, to sell $1,000,000 in Install ment bonds. Des Moines Water Works. Inc., Mllwaukle; Incorporators, Louie Illk, Robert Volkman, George Monroe; capital, 11000. Bvenson Co-operative associa tion, Svnson; incorporator!, Jobn Lahti, Jlin Turja. Alei Llndfors. Magic Cleaners ft Dyers, Inc., Marshfield; incorporators, John K. Cook, Lloyd Hutchinson, Claud H. Jllea; capital, H000. Mendelssohn club, Portland; In corporators, Kenneth Snow, Albert Subert, E. Bruce Knowlton; assets (201). Notice of dissolution was filed by the Oregon Timber mill. I saving &UMiMkis)!&M&&a stores SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES New Potatoes' fresh Texas stock, 5 lbs. for. 29c BANANAS, Large, yellow " and ripe, 3 lbs.. . 29c LETTUCE Large heads . 5c All Week Features FLOUR Bag Flour is the best lor all uses, guaran teed to please 19 lb. sack : $2.63 PEACHES California pack, 3 large CQ Ul tins.. APRICOTS Good quality, Lrrge 69c WHEAT FLAKES Albers large square package with premium each...... 45c Saturday Features Sugar Pure Cane, 10 lbs UfJt Butter Pure Creamery An pound .... Pineapple Fancy Grade broken slices, medium KQ tins, 3 tins vtff Oranges Small Navels, Jf 2 dozen xtV All Week Features BREAD Double loaves, 2 doubles 25c COFFEE Skaggs Blend No. 3, 1 lb. 42c (P1 -Q 3 lbs. CAMPBELL'S Soups any kiud IAa each , Dozen . $1.15 Snow Drift, 8 pound pails .... $1.98 Skaggs Market Features for Saturday BACON NUGGETS, mild Sugar Cured, pound nn - PICNICS, Mild Sugar . aCiUC Cured, pound . 18c Order your Groceries, Vegetables and Meats together 5 Prompt Deliveries C. 0. D. Orders 162 N. Commercial Salem Saturday Special ONE DAY ONLY Washable and Reversible RUGS Hit and Miss Rug 69c Each Plain Blue or Pink With Border $1.29 Each Hollywood Rugs We will also include for this one day's selling the FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD RAG RUGS with good fringe in colors. Blue, Orange, Pink and Yellow. Also Combination Colors t Specially Priced for One Day Only Size 24x36 inch . . . . $1.79 Each Size 24x48 inch. . . $2.39 Each Size 27x54 inch .... $2.99 Each Size 30x60 inch $3.59 Each See Our Windows A Full Line Porch Swings, Japanese Rorken and Settees G'S'lfamilfoiu Now Is the time to get your refrigerator.