Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 28, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1923 News from Neairby Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents i THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SAI.EM. OREGON Chemawa, May 28 Plana for tho commencement week exercises to be held at the school are com pleted according to Jiarwood H ill, superintendent of the school. The program is exceptionally Rood this year and they are expecting; a rec ord breaking croud for tho oper etta which !U he given in the school auditorium two evenings. Lust year many of the Salem peo ple turned away and it might he ndvlsiblo for them to get there early as none of the seats are re served, the first there first serv ed. Sunday will start the week's fes tlvities with a conipetetive military drill for tho boys and a physical education exercises for girls, fol lowed hy a dress parade in which the student body will pai tieip Uc. The militaiv drill will start al 2:30. Monday and Tuesday evenings tho operetta which i given d the graduating class, nlthuugh not of them in the cast are gradual will bo presented. r.oth evenings will ho for tho public and arc free of charge. The operetta. "I'aul Revere' In three acts, by Dodge, will be giv en. The operetta tells of tho fa nious hero who awoke the patriots at Lexington. The plot. In brief, concerns the coming ot Concord, Massachusetts, ot Iaul Revere, young goldsmith from Ronton. He Vlslta a family friend, John ton. and falls In love with the hit tor daughter. Captain Marks of the British army also loves Molly and interrupts the love affair be tween the girl and Raul Revere by informing her father that Raul h a patriot. The father Is a King's man and order Raul from the house. Then comes the famous rldo of Revere. The last act I; eight years later, after the war fo Independence had been won. Raul Revere returns to Concord to claim Molly for his brfne The phiy will start at 8 p. in., both evenings, Thursday, June 4ih, Industrial demonstrations for the visitors from 2 to 4. Several other things of Interest for the visitors will be a feature of the commencement Society and class programs will also be given in the afternoons. A ball game will also he blayed. Silverton News Silverlon, Or., May 28. (Spe Hjtt.) H. N. (leering of Kt. Raul. Minn., if. visiting at the Otto Krikson home. Mr. (!"eriii(; mad the trip fn his ntitnmbile. Mrs. Katherlne Jones ami JailRhter, Irene, of Hollywood Pnl., are visiting ul the W. K Ltnigh miller home. Mrs. Stella Miin-iiigh of Itulte, Mont., lias come to .Silverton t : make her home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Krikson. Silverlon folks have been enjoy ing the visit of Howard Woolen, a violin Ut of considerable Ability. Mr. Woolen Is a guest at the A Allen home. Sunday morning he pnvr a number nf selections at the CltrisUan church mid Miuidi v nfr.ht he played at the social ever lug's entertainment for the Wood men of tli? World nnd the Neigh bora of the WodcraH. Other musi cal nuinl.ers for the lodge piogrn:!i wt :r furnished from Salem. Kol . ' ig the program the remainder . f ie evening was spent 111 ilanc- .irl Seoul troop No, 2 will rn ' tain the tro'ip committee al a lie partv this evening. Mr. mi, I Mrs. ;. 11. 1 drlck left Sunday for Sacramento. C.il . to make their homo. Their "on. Karl, hss made his home at Sacramento for a number of veoi. The itirlit shift has been added to the Silver Falls Timber com ppny mill. JARDINE OFFFOR WEST Washington. May l! S . ( , . IU --Secretary .lardine hart left for a seven we-ks' lour if inspivii.m of tho department's woik in th'' west, lie was accompanied by F. M. Hu-elt. his nsMslatit. While iu the west he will de liver several speeches In Washing- Inn and Oreroii nnd wilt ma K' jeveral at pf In Idaho and Mun tan it. COOLEY WILL ATTEND HOLSTEIN CONVENTION Sid n ey, Ma y 2 8 M r. and M rs. II. W. Cooley left Friday morning for a two months trip thru the eastern part of the United States. Tho trip will combine pleasure and business, as Mr. Cooley goes to Grand itaplds, Mich., as a delegate to the national Holstein conven tion held there next month. Mr. Cooley is one of the two delegates chosen by the Oregon Holstein as sociation to attend tho national meeting. Frank Durbiu of Salem is the other delegate from Oregon. While away Mr. and Mrs. Cooley will visit in Michigan, Indiana and Illinois and will return home thru Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley were iccompanied on the trip by Mrs. Cooley' mother, Mrs. L. A. Row man, who will journey with them as far as her home in Chcago. Mrs. Rowman has been a guest at the Cooley home for the la.st three months. POLK HAS FIRS! FIRE OF SEASON TRAIN S TO BE CANCELLED Dallas. Or., May 28. -Direct train .eon nt'Ct ions between Dallas and Suleiu will be discontinued June 1, according to word received Wednesday by .1. M. Campbell. agent. Service will he maintained by motor between Dallas and Uer- linger, connecting with the red electric Rortiand- Corvallis trains, with the exception that tie train now leaving DMIas at 7 a. in. will leave at 10 a. m. Stages will make connections at Derry with oil trains not served by the motor. The chaiifj will effect Hie out going Ralla;. mall, but Rowtmastcr Coad has not yet received notice from the department us to changes. It is possible that ar rangement will he made for the stages to carry Dallus-Salem mail. Otherwise nil Oallas to Salem mail will probably have to be routed via Corvallis. NATIVE FORCES Rails, May 8. (Hy Associated I 'ress I Abd-el-Krim. the Riffian leader Is actively recruiting sup ported among the tribesmen in habiting the rone north of the (Miergha river, which has just been n handoned by t he French. Hard flirbtlng Is continuing with neither Mill- making an appreciable gain. Infuiiiiai Ion from sources which l he Kreneli consider unimpeach able 1 to the effect th.it 147 young ( lerm.m.s, tr.iincd in various semi- military athletic organizations, have i'ft Germany for Morocco by way f Spain to Join Alul-el-Krim's t roops. Some, It is Mid. will receive commis-d-ms, while the others will serve as mow ummissinned offi cer?. cJtantoAlan BLOI-TAN Dallas, Or., May 28. The first fire of the IfJ-j season was re ported Tuesday afternoon from (timer's camp on the Valley & .Siletz line on the big Luckiamutu. according to word reaching here Wcitnesffay. (I originated from the burning of slashings. Reports reaching here indicated Unit some of the equipment wa menaced by the blaze and that two or three of the crew at the camp had 2en overcome while fighting ft. The camp superintendent, how over, minimized the damage in a telephone -conversation Weuna; day. It was indicated that tin clashing of the company was still burning and that no el'eck could be made on the damage as yet The fire was under control, lie said. Unless weather condition, force it beyond control there ii little danger of serious damage. The present tire season has been much I ess hazardous tit a n 192 1. .lust a year ugo the Willamette Valley laimber company suffered severe losses in the woods when fire look its camp. log dump and bu rn ed severa 1 t rest les. LYONS PLANS 10 Lyons, Or.. May 28. Memorial services will he held at tho Fox Valley cemetery Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. There will be a short address by Tie v. Mr. Linn, a song service and several read ings. Ralph Trusk had the misfortune of getting quite oadly hurt last Friday while employed ut camp 24. A lug rolled over his body fractur ing several ribs. Mrs. Harold Ransom Is spend-: ing a few days with her mother: in Rortiand, Karl Allen, tho rural mall car rier, Is taking a short vacation. j Kverett Budikor is carry i us uiail: during bis absence. ! Mns. S. D. Rrown spent last! week visiting relatives in Port- laud. A largo crowd attended the school program held at the I. O. O. r . hall last Saturday even lug. About $21 was cleared, which will he used for school purposes. Mr. and Mrs. Carl IToeflakc of Rortiand and Mrs. Stayer of Aums- ville spent Sunday al the Voughan home. BATTLESHIP OREGON WILL ARRIVE JUNJ5 Colonel C arlo .Drains, chairman of t lie battleship Oregon commia aion, calls attention to an erroi that has been made in tha publica tion relative to date of arrival oi the ship in Portland harbor. Instead of arriving on June 8, as published in several newspa pers, the chip leaves Bremerton navy yard on that date and arrives in Rortiand, June 15. The ship will on June 15 first tie tip at Morgan landing at the mouth of the Willamette river, and at that place will be lioard?d by the Roe;1 Festival q-teen and the excursion ists from Portland, then procue 1 to Portland, a trip of about three hours from Morgan landing to Portland harbor. CORVALLIS HIGH NET TEAM LOSE The lied and Dla'-k tennis le; defeated the Corvnllts team on the asylum coui'ts last evening by (i to 0 score. It was the second time the locals have defeated Cur vail I with one tie match. This is the sixth straight win for the lo cals with two tied matches. Tho local boys displayed good form in their matches last night and took every one of them. The esults of the singles follow: While won his match from King bv a score of 3-0, 6-0. 6-4. Francis utz took Peck into camp by score of 6-3. 6-2. Creech and !urch had a lively match with Creech taking t?i long end of the score 6-3, 11-9. Minion defeated Chapman 1-u, 0-3, 6-4. White and Luta won from Peck and King, 6-3, 6-2. Creech and Minto defeated Burch and Chap man, 6-3, 7-5. The locals are to leave Friday for Kugene where they are to meet the high school team there and the University high Saturday. , Kills Catarrh Germ In Three Minutes Ohrnnlo eatiirrb. no matter how bad. and caned of bronchial asthma now yield insUntly to tho amazing discovery of a French scientist. This druglesa method called Uvex Kills mo germ in three minutes, yet in iiosltlvely harm less to tho mom delicate tissues. Your liad and lungs aro cleared like magic. Sufferers aro relieved in a single night To prora It nnrt to tntroducn Iavcx to a million sufferers In ono month, I offer to send a treatment fr end postpaid, to any on who will writ for It. No obligation. No cost. If It cams you, you can repay the favor by telling your friends If iiftt. tho loss is mine. No matter what you have tried, just send mo your name and address for this generous free treatment and provo that you can bo rid of catarrlk V. l. SMITH, 28A4 InvC Bldg., Kansas tily. Mo. cl cigir you'll like 'Here, Jack, iwecten the pot I mean your ilUpt. ition, with a HOI-TAN 1'ANKTKI.A!" (10c) this summer 1;,' liOl'NI) TUH FAKES lj .St. Paul $74.05 St. Louis $83.55 Chicago $88.05 New York$149.45 m S.ile Mar 22 In Sept. IS; Itrturn Limit Oct. 31 lorn ciioicK ok Two of America's Finest Trains NnrthCoaM Mmiirdria S. P. & N. P., C. It. (I Oricn'al Llmilrd l 8, P. & 8, G. N, C U. 4 Q. Tlrkrla. Pnrlh.r Dftnllt .1 I. F. KN0WLTON J. W. RITCHIE. Arent Tiht. Pn. Art. Phone 727 or 127 OREGON ELECTRIC RY. ! ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM i 1 RELIABLE MERCHANDISE j !' 36 Inch 32 Inch 1 Dress Linen Amoskcag Fast Color Dress Ginghams j Kciluccd Price Fast Colors 1 Yard 59c Yard 21c i New Striped English Broadcloth ! i . i ! Renfrew Suitings 9-4 Sheeting ij New Shades Good Grade ! Sunfast and Tubfast UK-ached or Unbleached j Yard 49c Yard 50c j . . i Pciiiiol Shcflinjr and Tubing. Lowest Prices j i MILLINERY DEPARTMENT i Dress Hals. Flowers, Trimmings. The Very Latest jj Styles. Hest Quality. KEIH'C'EI) PRICES I Renfrew Devonsliire 42 Inch Sunfast and Tubfast Tubing Neat Paterns Linen Finish ! Yard 34c Yard 39c j i : r-, ! I White Goods Clean l'p Fine Dimities, Flaxons, Poplini, ! i. ; j etc., 50c Goods for 2.'ic a yard. . s -j .Pretty Voiles Tissue Ginghams;,; j 75c Values Very Fine - j Yard 42c Yard 42c M . u-i i Table Oilcloli, yard 34c .93 j , ii Cheviot Shirting 36 inch Challies II Yard 19c Yard 19c - ! ' Jap Parasols - Lace Collar :, . j 1 95c Tabs J G9cand50c Only 10c I 210-246 N. COMMERciAL STREET EFEREHDUM ON TITHING BILL IN Just before iniilnisht last liitjht completed petitions for the refer endum of the tithing bill wore filed with Secretary of Stuta Koz er, who 011 the last day ul lowed by law for filing referendum peti tions, kept his office open after 5 o'clock to receive them. .TI13 peti tions contain 9350 certified names. ith the filing uf the tithing bill petitions, that measure,, the bus bill and the tobacco lax hill are all held in abeyance pending the out come of the Kcaeral election in November, 1920. Th tithing act is designed to require all self-sustaining- state institutions to pay into the general fund of the .state 10 per cent of their annual: revenues. H was one of the stated financial program measure. HECKLES Now ts Hie Tlm to Get Itfd of These I'gly Sik(s There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Olhino double strength Is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine double strength from any drug or uepartnient store and apply a little of It night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to dis appear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that morn than an ounce is needed to completely clear tho skin and gain a beautiful complexion. I'-q sure to ask for the double strength Othino as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it falls to remove your freckles. Wo recommend Othine Complex ion Soap for use with Othine, also as (i shampoo it's wonderful for bobbed hair 2oc a eako at all drug or department stores or by mall. Othine Laboratories, Inc., Buffalo. N Y. Adv. Lima m if r . .... J Gold Rush Days in California When Sacramento Was the "Wickedest Town in the World" See "The Devil's Cargo" Grand SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST I Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handv "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet Also bottlea of 24 and 100 Drap-gista. Aiylrla ll the trade mark of Bajtr Manufacture 01 alonocceticaculcster of Ealicrlicacut SERVICE We have hundreds of patients in or near Salem who have traded with us for years. We feel that we are saving these peo ple time and expense by the location of this store in Salem. . .IS?'- Staples Optical Co. Corner State and High Streets Tortland and Salem, Oregon Shop Tomorrow The Burnett Stores on the Pacific Coisl will be closed all day Saturday Memorial Day Joy to June Brides alf Price for Silver Today and Friday are golden days for Gift Buyers at the Burnett Jewelry Store scores of pieces of Solid and Plated Silver are on sale at half price. Never in the history of the city have such wonderful savings been presented. And whats more important You need not bother about the money. You can get all you need all the gifts you'd like to give and pay us as you are paid. SALE ENDS FRIDAY NIGHT AT SIX O'CLOCK Solid Silver at Half Price No. 2 Meat Platters Heavy and handsome Platters with gravy well and tree twenty Inch Bize. Marked to sell at (20. On sale Tor the Three Silver days at half price. Friday till Closing Time RoRors Tea Spoons heavily tillver plated on white inelnl. Guaran teed for a lifetime of daily service. Usually sold nt Jl 25 to $l.r.O a et. Friday only One set to each buyer in order that everybody may share. G5c, a set of six. Itocers I!utter Spreads Hegularly $3 a set. on sale Friday at $1.25. IJoKcrs Tablespoons Regularly S3.n0 a set of six. On F.t!o Friday at $1.25. Horry Spoons IteKiilarly $2 nnd 12.50. One to each buyer Friday I 65c. Sterling Silver Tea Set A tea set by the (iorhum Silversmiths Five pieces, very heavy, including a tea pot, hot water pot (or coffee), auga r. creamer and waste bowl. Valued at $135. Sale price SG7.50. Sugar and Cream Sterling Silver Supnr and Cream regularly priced at $27.50. Colonial design. To be sold at one half, $13.75 $78 Coffee Set $39 A handsome Coffee Set. In the proper after dinner size a tall pot with suirar and creamer to match. Valued at $78 the set. Sale price S3S.50. Bread or Roll Trays Gorliam Sterling Bread or Hol! Tr.iy of Sterling Silver valued nt iio. To be sold for $17.50. Sugar Bowl and Tongs Made hy the Towle Silversmiths heavy StfiUna: Sugar Htiul and Tongs valued -nt $17.50. Sale price $8.75. Vegetable Dish Heavy Sterling Silver dnuMp vegetable dish making one covered or two open di-hrs as may bp needed. Regular price $37.50, for $18.75. Child's Tray and Set Heavy Sterling Tray of massive size with bowl to match. Knsrnvcd In nursery characters Massive and by long odd- the finest child's set we have ever owned. Valued at $192. Sale price S96 the set. No. 4 Gravy Boat Handsome Plated GraTy Boat and tray of the finest Silver Plato regularly sold at $10. Sale price tor the Three Silver Diys $5.00. Tea Sets at Half Every Tea Set In the store will be on sale during these threo Wonder Days at just one-half the marked price $".5 Tea Sets for S17.50 $50 Tea Sets for $25.00 Table Tumblers Casseroles At one half price we offer the handsomest Silver Framed Caso roles wllh genuine "Pyrei'' lin ing. Regularly $0. For the Thrco Silver naya $4.50. Thin Mown light cut glas tabic tumblers usually sold nt ten to fifteen cents apiece in all the better stores. On sale Friday six to each buyer at Six for 30c Sorry wo cannot fill mall orders for thete. Sale ends Friday night. Store closed all day Saturday Memorial Day. Bread Trays Handled Bread and Roll Trays with engraved and pierced edges. Regularly J6.50 (or $3.25. 457 STATE STREET Salem, Oregon Platters Half Price Heavily Silver Plated on White Metal base. Fourteen Inch plat ters arc to be sold at $0.25 Instead of $12.50. Water Pitchers Handsome Water Pitchers of White Metal hcavllv Silver Plated Marked to sell, at $18 apiece. On sale for tho thrco Silver nays at $3. Many other Items are also In cluded In the sale hut enough Is told to give an Idea of Hi Importance.