PAGE EIGHT
TRAVEL SPECIAL
ON FUTURE TRIPS
Washington, Juno 1. Stressing
the ncccsHity of udt'tjimto safety
precautions ami for fucltity In
operation, railroad operators have
persuaded President Coolidgo to
travel in special traiiiB or rather
in private cars rather than share
the regular accommodations with
other passengers.
Complying the request of the
railroads, tlio president will travel
In a private, train to St. Paul,
Minn., whore Juno 8 he Is to
speak at the Norse-Aineriean cen
tennial. When the president and Mrs,
Coolidgo went to Chicago several
months ngo, they rodo a "regular
train. It was pointed out at the
time that considerable- sav.ing in
traveling expenses was effected,
but railroad officials emphasized
difficulties In assuring complete
protection for the distinguished
passengers and also in operation of
the train.
One other trip Is scheduled for
Mr. Coolidgo before the White
House is moved to New England.
Next Wednesday he will motor to
Annapolis to address the gradu
ating class nt the naval academy
Meanwhile the president Is
malting every effort to put af
fairs of his nfriee in such shape
as will permit htm to leovo for
SwnmpFcntt as soon after June 22
as pns'ilble.
flfO 17 CITIES REJECT
Of IDC ctl.los and towns in Ore'
Kon only 17, including Portland,
have rejected the opportunity for
their pei:o officers to come under
tl.o protection ot the workmen's
. computation act, and or .Id coun
ties, only nine havo filed rejec
tions with the commia-jion. The
legislature amended the act
bo that the salaried peace officers
of all cities, town and count to;;
come under the net automatically
unless the mnulicpalities formally
reject, the a-t by notifying tin-commifis'.-in.
The cities and towns that hav
reject ud the net ore: Portland.
Reaver Hill, Mllwaukie, CorvaHii;.
Springfield. Itninler. Jacksonville
Athena. Hanks, Pilot Itork, Klgin
Hums, 11-ilsey, MandVity, Lako
fl'de. Knierpvise. Nyss.i,
5?i vlw your furniture
3?. mi in the rich bloom
Call i I G loss rcstorri the
n initial liniih u your furniture
111:? nuij;n: becauKe of its
ctynini: ami polishing ncilrn
Cumliiueill Lruvrs a brilliant
dry finish on turnitme, Honrs,
wondwoik, linoleum, auto-nu-bilvs,
etc. Shnls dust and
mnWcK clrnntng twice as tatty
new time. Only a little rrmiirrd
at n lime on a wet cloth or a
few iliops on a duntinfi mop.
Onit-r from your dealer today
and sicl
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
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REBUILT
Underwood, Oliver, Royals,
Corona, Remington, Woodstock,
Portables, all makes
Sold on easy terms
All makes Mcntpd and Repaired
Atlas Book and
Stationery Co.
Rubber Stamps Seals
6
Typewriters
ESPEE ASKS PERMIT
- TO TAKE OVER LINE
Washington, June 1. (A.- P.)
The- Southern Pacific railroad
linked permlsison from the Intcr
ftato commerce commission today
to take over under lease the nar
row gauge railroad now operate.!
by tlio Luke Tahoe Railway &
Vranportatlon company In Cali
fornia. The Southern Pacific, the
application said, will reconstruct
the line on a standard gauge base
and operate it as a part of ite eys
tom. FREE LOT GRAFT
Will Moore, slate real estate
cnmmiHriionur, goes P. T. Bar nam
(ne hotter and remarks that in
stead of one thero are two born
every minute, at leant as far m
Oregon in concerned.
Mr. Moore lias particular refer
ence, to the "free lot" fake which
la said to he going on In Portland
:it the present time. With the l
I eg (fill chance to get a lot for only
the cohI of an abstract people are
induced to sign a blank. In a
few days some signers are in
formed that they have won a free
lot, mid sign a contract to Accept
it. Later It Ib discovered that they
are hound by the agreement to pay
(street asmiisnicntu, hack taxes and
other coals sometimes running up
to hundreds o' dollars.
Several com p!a InU have been
received by Mr. Moorc from th:1
victims.
TANK OF CHLORINE
BURSTS; 50 GASSED
Anneni:ins;e. Franco, June 1.
(A. P.) Fifty pcrnons were gass
ed in the t reels hero yesterday
an u I hick screen of yellowish
fumes from a tank of liquid ciilo
lino swept over the town. The
( ontainer exploded from heat.
Twelve ot the victims wore In a
serious condition. One of the
minor cases of injury was an
A menm n, Ki'rncst Stein worth.
wln lives i (Jencva.
Me Feels Like a
Boy at Forty
Tot over a rat I iif'frrttl from hf:ut.ictc
ami -onniii.it Inn. Soiimmc at my cluliiiiii-tH-xr.1
llredi.im's IMli. 1 tried thrui, mid
they relieved inc. I'm tinly forty audi (re Hike
Uy nuaiii after tukin lkttlum' I'iIIi."
Mi. J. G.Yonks, N. Y.
Tdfi nuin ghfi good riif.-tVc FoII.iw It. and Iff hnw
uukty diKtiUx .(uih.cm, f.mmi'.iiitTi iiiui bilwul
ntu art mrttuinc by lieahm't i'lU.
For FREE SAMPLE-write
n. P. Allen Co., 417Canl Sircrt, New York
Hut from your drucuUt in 1$ and SOc boxei
Ueccham's Pills
I A x v 1 Kv,tw!csarr9w
"i 3 H sSbV' Diamonds., "speak louder than l-HJ
ffV - ' K VifS words!" Oratory fades Into nothing-
-t?'1 ness before the glitter of the world's most precious gem. And we have p1
fijt'JSk ' Jf made it easy for the men on the Pacific Coast to give them. Every fijH
15 l'lirnett Jewelry Store from Everett on the north to San Francisco on the south H6jjS
p& jjv&jJ wc offcr aie finest Diamonds in the newest White Gold Mountings nt the lowest f s'v$
Prices and on the easiest terms. IPf
i Tl- ' The illJl
M Lady Mary Princess Pat Lady Diana P
M at $48.50 at $72.50 at $98.50 M
Tllc foregoing are feature values of the Burnett Orgnniza- jArypfel
WM tio"- 0l,ly by buyin for nine stores are we enabled to rV?MK
Fjjj secure such values. Wo guarantee every Diamond we sell.
M 0M Secure, , fiH
r"3 Your Choice 9 .CI J
Ay'.ff The llurnctt Clorea take tho Iiroail sUml I
K'i llmt cvcr l,0l,y ' 'n,u,',l ' credit un- 1 ffj) r-. tm -
ll'M th'y thonwelvea have already dhown 1 PSiSiV J1 f5v'4i) fll sjSi
t Ih'y arc NOT. You are therefore to I 0IJ 'fllllTllnl 11 KHl''N
jfji d ako this newspaper advertlimient aa tho 9 VHSjfiJ bjUSS'U lJ ill i Si
jSTl It wero a personal Invitation. Come to .
pn ZpliV.Z I 457 STATE STREET ml
p "Pay Us As You Are Paid" I SALEM, OREGON
Woodhurn, Or., Juno 2. Ths
cominencement exercises of Wood
hurn high school were held Thurs
day night. Thirty-nine graduates
entered and took their places on
the stage at the gtrls' glee club
t-;nig as I ho processional Offen
l.ach's "Barcarolle," Alfred Mul
tliiesou plaing the violin obliga
lo. The class was represented on
;he program by Margaret Knapp,
t'iiHt honor student, and Cindy;-;
llrachmann, second liouor student,
who gavo the valedictory and aalu-j
latory, respectively, ami by Harold i
MoKhborgor, who gavo an interpro-1
la Hon of school life and ideaU. !
The musical numbers were all
given by members of. the school.
Joan Campbell, Instructor in pub
lic speaking, sang a group of three
very charming selections; three of
graduates, the Mrsses Wava Sims,
Audrey Stewart and Hilda Taut
ffst sang "DaffouilB," and Alfred
Mntthicson p 1 a y o d "Chanson
Tristc," a violin composition by
Tolhurst. frii? accompanists of
the evening were the Misses Fern'.1
Twecdie, iatclle Ciegenhcimcr and
Viola Somolnisky.
J. T. Urumbaugh, of the depart
in out of psychology at the Oregon
Agricultural college, gave the
commencement nddresa on the
.'-libject, "The Half-educated Man.''
The personnel ot the class is:
Mary Allen, Karl Barnes, I "ella
Pelknnp, Gladya Hrackmann, Mar
garet lirantuer, Samuel Cairnes.
Clyde Oommiiclc, (Jerald Cone,
Ralph David, Harold Kwelt, Com
eila Cant. Donald CJillandera, Eva
(; razor, Zola Hammond, Frances
llawley, Karl into, , Margaret
Knapp, Mary Look, Norma Living
ston, El fa Lytic, Ethel Martin
Fminlo Martin, Mildred Morgan
Harold MoHlihergor, Violet Saun
ders. Audrey Sceley, Clarence
Schrock. Wava Sims, Opal Smith,
me
Furniture
Call any day after 4 p m.
940 Union Street
2 beds, dressing table, dining
table, 6 chairs, library tnblo,
Singer niai-hinc, rocker,
buffet, gas rnnge.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON
a lonn Sinvflnr. Arthur Hnrili!'
Murl Stanshury, Audrey Stewart,
Hilda Toulfetit, Margaret Wehrum
and Anno WiiBon.
A specimen of flax grown at
Livesley station and measuring 41
inches in height was brought to
fialem yesterday by P.. J. UotUn-
court, prominent Livesley farmer.
1 he flax was pulled yesterday.
"I havo 17 acres of this," said
liottencourt, "and there is no rea
son why mora could not be grown
in almost any amount.
The flax is not coaree, but of
tnc typo that produces strong,
fine, silky lint. It grows on his
land to a heavy stand, says BctUn-
court.
Every indication is that tlio
present year will he a bumper year
for flax, Bettcncourt believes.
Whoa tlio two linen mills become
cstabliehed at Salem much of the
Learn This Beauty Secret
Keep tweet and clean internally.
Spur up the laty liver. Sparkling
eyes, smooth, rosy, healthy skin
will result your breath as sweet
at new mown hay.
VeffostSca Water
docs iliia for you. A harmless nat
ural mineral water recommended
by physicians. Start this remark
ably effective trratmc-rt today.
Sold by all drurE!.
TlWlflD
Mi
,St.Paul$74.05 St. Louis $33.55
t- r ii.il -i
hicago$88.05 New York$149.45
Olhe Point. In Proportion
Sale Mny 22 to Sept. 15; Itcturn Limit Oct. 31
YOUIl C1IOICK OF
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rag
31 .
bottom land now used for hops
and other crops can he turned t'J
I'etter advantage if ueed tor grow
ing; flax.
"We are only a few miles from
alem," Mr. Uettencourt states,
"and when the mills are built wo
can take our flax right to the
doors with paved roads practically
r.ll the way.'
A Real
Home
A real homo is one which
Is crowned with health and
happiness. If sickness is
prevalent thero is something
lacking. Adopt Chiroprac
tic as tho solution to your
health problems and you will
have a real home.
Consultation and spinal
analysis free.
O.L. Scott
Chiropractor
U. S. Dank Blilg. ..Plionc 87
&4 pirn tjcnm boztdm. 7Jup!
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
"And two packages of Life Savers," he said to the
clerk when he had chosen his days supply of cigars.
"They're just as important as the tobacco it
self," he went on. "Great between smokes. I use
them now all the time. You'll always find a couple
of packages on my desk at the office. And in my
pocket at other times. I wouldn't be without them."
More and more smokers are doing the same thing..
We wondered if you knew this about Life Savers,
those little candy minis with the hole; how they
freshen your mouth between smokes, soothe your
nerves and make the next smoke taste so much better.
It's a fact: Life Savers easily double your smoke
enjoyment. Their wonderful aromatic flavors freshen
Spring
. JMP:
M J I'-
4
mm
MI Ml
We are also showing imported Eng
lish woven Cretonnes; these are en
tirely different than the domestic
printed cretones and those who love
beautiful drapes will surely find a
treat.
Easy
Terms
m r: 14 sit
Uh PtM- tit
they to just aa important to me as lite
And some of these,
Eat a few
Life Savers
Drapery
Just Arrived
The very newest tiling in draiiery
materials include the
All Silk Gauz
Mil
A sunfast material in plain weaves,
colors are green, oldrose, gold, Mue,
white- changeable blue and oldrose com
binations. Priced up from
$1.00 yard
Easy Terms No Interest
Guaranteed
7
OIESE
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1925
f 1
.L5 TIM-
entoke itselit-
please
your mouth like a good drink of water when you're
really thirsty and steady your nerves for work or
play. Once you try them this way between smokes,
you'll always have a package handy.
Six flavors arc displayed at all good stores so you
mny help yourself: Pcp-o-mint, Wint-o-rccn, Cinn-o-mon,
Lic-o-ricc, Cl-o-ve and Vi-o-let. Five cents a
package Life Savers, Inc., Fort Chester, N. Y,
between
Smokes
Fabric
Sunfast Voiles
Yo j will indeed be glad to known that
we have received a new shipment of
the colorful voils for sun and break
fast rooms.
These voiles are guaranteed and will,
if they fade, be replaced plus the cost
of making. This, we believe is about
the best that could be desired in the
way of a guarantee.
80c yard
The new silver, blue or gold flouncing
braids are most beautiful and can be
used equally well on curtains and
cushions. We are showing several
different patterns in linen, silk and
metal cloth.
No
Interest
VVERC
463 State Phone 340
J7 TO 1T COURT ST Ss-