Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 24, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUGUST Old Jupiter riuvius who sent showci'B down in torrents during buturduy and Sunday, the flm ones fur 72 days, baited several of the various shorts scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. The Salem Senators, who were to cross bat with the fast Albany nine, had to cancel the game due to the rain. The game could have been play ed but it was necessary for "Fris co" Edwards to inform the Albany team by 11 o'clock and at that time the rain was coining down io buckotti full with no sign of abate ment. Edwards lias not as yet de cided what he will do for a game next Sunday hut promises the fans a good tough battle. Ilain also halted the motorcycle races nt Independence. The race officials promised to carry on the races providing there was no more rain after 9 o'clock but the rain continued to fall and it wnb necessary to call them off. The races will be held next Sunday. The team play scheduled at the Illnhee Country club for yester day was also postponed. It is not known whether the match will he played as the locals arc to plav the Albany team In a return match at Albany next Sunday. The locals won the first match. Tom Woods ana Hildebrnnd were captains of the two team?. CIRCUS PARADE IS Owing to the Increased size ol the HinKliiiB Brothers and Bar nuin & lialle, circus the time honored parade was abandoned during the season of 1921 and. for the same reason, the Btreot pageaut was omitted last season and again this year. There seem? to be little chance of ever restor ing It again as the big show ol 1925 is even larger and heavier than those of past seasons. As even the layman knows, the circus man's first business Is to get the show pnraphcrnalin anil vast properties from the railroad yards to the show grounus ami then put them and the great tent; In place. But, following the coin bine, there was so much of thi: work to he done that the parade often started late and frequently had to he cancelled altogether. Last winter came the opporlun Hv to secure an unusual number of new foreign acts and purchase still another of Europe s biggest trained horse shows. The Itins- llng Brothers did not hesltat?. They linediately decided to "take on" these great, new features, pin.-; two herds of elephants, and make mom for them by continuing to eliminate the properties and ve nicies required for the 6treet pa rade and the time taken In giv ing the narade. "Our patrons are familiar with the trained animal innovations, said one of the show's agents yes terdny, "but I promise you they will bo wholly unprepared for the wonderful trained horse show that has now been autted. More than 150 educated equlnes were trans norteil from Enrune by special boat last winter, accompanied by the experts who teught them. No such hordes were ever before seen In America. The trained animal numbers have been varied by new displays. There arc now five herds of elephants in the arenas and on the stages in place of the customary three groupB. "Rome Idea of the equine dis plays may be had when It Is staled that one hundred nnd fifty horses, each ridden by an expert, are pre sented in n mammoth equine bal let. Another section of the 1925 program exhibits five companies of performing horses three troupes In the regular rings and two troupes In movable rings Bet upon the wooden stages. The lat ter Is an Innovation never before attempted. "The added horse show. Is not exhibited as n separate attraction, but is presented on the regular circus program In the main tent. In order that there might be room for all the rings and stages here tofore used In presenting men and women performers only It became necessary to Increase the size of the canvas pavlllion. This every where added to the weight of the elrcus equipment until, already unwleldly. It reached such propnr- m m yburVacation enjoy the CanadltinRicific MOUNIAINESOKIS Mile-high in the wonderful Cndiin -Pacific Rockies-metropolitan hotels in marvelous scenic settings - ideal tor your vtrstion. Banff ind Lake Louise offer Golf, Fishing. Automobile Trips, Horseback. Climbing, Swimming. Dancing. Perfect service and accomodations; never-ending pleasure whether you stay a wck or a month. Low bxcunwn ram art now in dfect; no passports re required. A ifc far eitr Meummin ItUtrt j''','Miif..,y,yr?33 Canadian Pacific WH 0rean-0enl AfirM-falirbepl llnlSMtllHHm.fVlljnl jjj 24, 192o In the News of the Day yjfx J" ! if I v z .i, JH: t i W ft j 4 , ft Henry Morgan, American consul general to Brussels, and father-in-law of Reginald Vanderbilt, is reported per-sona-non-grata to Belgium and will be transferred shortly. Comptroller General McCarl, who defies Attorney General Sargent, and will not approve a bill submitted by Rear Admiral Bullard and which had Sargent's O. K. Otto H. Kahn, New York financier, reported to have purchased property in Morocco at a cost of $15,000,000. Mrs. Town send Morgan, noted society woman, who has just secured a divorce in Reno, although Bupport charge. tions titat the doing away with the street parade became an abso lute necessity. It Is estimated that the circus itsel:', Including Its pro gram, Is a third bigger than It was when it last visited this locality. Itlngllng Brothers and Barnum & Bailey will exhibit hero Saturday. August 2 9. SENATORIAL ELECTION IN IRISH FREE STATE Dublin, Ireland. The firet elec tions to the Free State senate, heretofore an entirely nominated body, will take place this autumn. Uecnuse of the complicated system of election It is expected to take three months to determine the re sults. Of the 60 members, 16 are to be elected fn addition to four who have been filling vacancies. The modo of election provide? for a panel containing three times aa many names fls there are eeats to be filled. -The s?nute nominate one-third of this panel and the dail two-thirds. In addition out going senntors may appear on the panel without nomination, so that for the 19 seats the panel will con tains 76 names. KENTUCKY WOMAN HAS 45 HOUSEHOLD CATS Newport, Ky., A cat, once it has found a loving mistress or master, presumably will not leave home for a Ion-? period of absence. At leaet It wag so proven here when 45 cats, driven out of the homo of M-. MaRgift Zeldler hv SHOP HERE TOMORROW SALE SfP ! SALE 29c Soap Sale Nolmit, Buy All You Want Fels Naptlia, 6 burs for 29c Ivory Soap, 10c size, 6 bars for 29o P & O Naptlia, 8 bars for 29o Rlnso, 6 boxes for 29c Ivory, Guest size, 8 bars for 29c Ivory Flakes, 10c; 4 boxes for 29c Lux, Flakes, 3 boxes for 29c Creme Oil, 6 bars for 29c Woodbury's, Facial Soap, 2 bars .............. 29o Resinol Soap, 2 bars for 29c Pear's Soap. 3 bars for -29c (Bseuient) Colgate's Tooth Paste, 10c, 4 for 29o Llsterlne Tooth Paste, 10c, 4 for . 29c Pcpaodent Tooth Paste, 60c, tube 29c Lavorls, 50c size, per bottle 29c Watkln's Cocoanut Oil, 60c 29c Cutex Liquid Polish 29o Cutex Powdered Polish 29o Cutex Cuticle Remover 29c Cutex Nail While 29c Collates Shaving Soap, 4 bars for 290 Williams' Shaving Powder 29c Williams' Shaving Cream m 29c Colgate's Shaving Cream . 2f)o Colgate's Shaving Powder . .... 29c Krank's Lather Kreem 29c Palmollve Shaving Cream 29o Hind's Almond Cream, 10c, 4 for . 29c Hind's Almond Cream, 60c size 29o Palmollve Talcum, 25c, 2 cans 29c (Main Floor) f V her husband denies the non- policemen and officers of the san itary department, found their way back home again. The officers shooed the cats out of Mrs. Zeidler's house upon com plaints lodged by her neighbors, aftor Mrs. Zeidler had refused io d en troy or otherwise dispose of the pets. She decided to move at the expiration of her lease rather than give up her cats. The new loca tion will be large enough to ac commodate them. Do Not Miss NOW OREGON Kotex Sanitary Nnpklns, sella usually at 65c a box of 12 limited quantity to be sold at 10 napkins for 2ge Towels Turkish Dath Towels, plnln white, and plenty of fancies to choose from; our regular 50c values; choose now. Specially priced at, ""h 29o Handkerchiefs Ladles' plain white hemstitched chiefs, soft finish, ready for use. priced at 10 for (Basement) 29c Stationery Sale New boxed Stationery, In the newest fancy boxee, the best and moHt wanted shades; paper' and envelopes having fancy gold and silver edges 24 sheets and envelopes to match; 60c and 65c values while It lasts, at per box 290 ("A Suggestion''; buy now for the holiday season) (Main Floor) 29c Gingham Sale Our entire stock of 32-lnch plain and novelty Dress Ginghams, are offered tomorrow at a special price reduction. The best makes and well known brands our regular 35c qualities only. Choose while our assortment Is at Its best. Specially priced at, per yard 29o (Main Floor) VvTie re You Save Every Dav DEPARTMENT STORE 177 K LIBERTY ST.. SALEM. OREGOKj THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Conscience Needs Control to Be Safe Guide, Says Taylor The queetlon, "Ie the con science a safe guide?" was raleed Sunday morning by Rev. Fred C. Taylor, paetor of the Firet Meth odist church, at bis regular Sun day morning service. "Conscience," he said, "Is de fined as that power or faculty within us which enables us to distinguish botween right and wrong in conduct and character. It is the voice of God in the hu man soul; the epark of the celes tial in the human breast; the monitor and sentinel in our Uvea that warns, restutfns, directs nnd guides in thn right way. There are only two brings who have no need of conscience, God, because of His excellence, and the devil because he would not know what to do with it if he had it. "Is conscience a safe guide a all Limes?" he asked. "The con stitution of Oregon according to the Blue Book published by the PETRIFIED OAK FOREST FOUND NEAR SPOKANE Spokane, Wash. Discovery of a petrified forest of giant oak trees believed to be the only one of its kind on tho North American continent, has been made near the confluence of the Spokane and Co lumbla rivets in tsis state. E. M Tardy, United States school in spector for the Indian department ouw located on the Colvllle Indian reservation, announced the find which was made by Dr, W. A Johnston. Owing to its difficulty of access the forest baa not yet been fully explored, but is known to extend for half a mile along the south bank of the Columbia. The tre?s are two to five feet in diameter and some 60 feet tall. "The forest, of what apparently was a growth similar to our oaks. grew on one of the first of tho eight flows of basalt that partial ly covered that part of the state of Washington, Mr. Tardy said "The trees then were covered by subsequent flows.' Germans have developed a sys tem with which air planes pick up mail pouches from the ground while in flight. NOW Handker Speclally 290 secretary of state Brants the rlrrht to worship according to the dic tates of the conscience. This ie In haarmony with the federal con etitution. It is nroner and rlht and explains why we have Mo hammedan mosquee, Buddist temples. Joss houses and all kinds of religion in America. Peoplo follow their consciences. Rut does that always indicate that they are rigiit? "During tho world war we had conscientious objectors and con scientious cowards and conscience less profiteers in America. Some had conscience and some had none. When slavery existed, George Whitfield owned slaves and defended his position on the grounds of conscience and the Bible, while John Wesley con demned slavery as thn sum of all villianies and urged its abolish ment. Criminals have a coneci ence that lashes and condemns them, though not always reveal ed and followed. A conscience to be a safe guide must be en light cned and educated and kept ir harmony with tho Bible and the teachings of Christ. Then it be comes a power In the life and gives us efficacy in prayer, joy in Christian fellowship and efficieu cy In Christian work. With a con science void of offense we can go forward and endure and suffer and work to the end." THIN MEN RUN DOWN MEN NERVOUS MEN You probably know that Cod Liver Oil is tiie greatest flesh pro ducer In the world. Because H contains more vita- mines than any food you can got You'll be glad to know that Coil Liver Oil comes in sugar coated tablets now, bo If you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of solid healthy fleh on your bones ami feel well and strong1 ask J. C. Perry, Central Pharmacy, D. J. Fry or any druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Only CO cents for 60 tablets nnd if you don't gain five pounds in 30 days your druggist will hand y iu back the money you paid ' for thfrn. It isn't anything unusual for :i p e rso n to gum 10 no u n ds In days. "fiet McCoy, tho original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Adv. SKINNY MEN .f A 'IMF TSFi V isjj Cml B.Dc MUld's ' ! Eh Cine maste rpiece fcrtTj ONE WEEK (fM Starting Tuesday, August 25 I If L ' GRAND j- I matinees evenings ; s ''fff'fI Adults 50c Adults 50c fc i ' 'hiI,l'''n 10c Children 25c AT THE BLIGH X'Tt- TV "Alaska Jack", a former U. S, Government guldo who will appear in person showing: his wild animal hunt In Alaska and Siberia at the Bligh theatre today and tomorrow. Alaska Jack has lust returned from Hollywood with his big 3 f If Only For the Music the chapel would be the better ' f5k?S O place in which to hold the fy lrV Kj services, for no other music O vv Ml has quite the sacred grandeur tl of the pipe organ. jw 'So V'Vi A very fine pipe organ is wfl fcJjl'T? ',M part of our chapel equipment M f!Ci' ( r- and both are placed without Jo s'j'S- Tjl'i charge at the disposal of al' ff ' l tBZfClJ'h U who call upon us. O 1 I J if; m WEBB'S mSLJtJ HY FUNERAL PARLORS ?J p : 'BjTiti jja "Superior Huneml Service" Nk'W vTRRjcSIP' 205Sa Church Street ywi u tMj malamute dog where be has been appearing In motion pictures, be recently took one of the principal parts In "The Shooting of Dan McGraw." Paint that normally Is red but which changes to brown in the presence of hent has been Invent ed by a Swedish chemist for safety devlceo. For working In dark places a sot of tools has been Invented to which a substantially built flash light Is attached to serve as a handle. Ladd&Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 18G8 General Banking Business Office Hours from PAGE THREE L. T. Dick and L, M. Hum CHINESE MEDICINE CO, 420 and 420 State St. Has wonderful Chinese reme dies which will cure any human nllinciit Including sldenelie, headache, stomach, kidney trouble, mnlo nnd female. If 111 consult us at once. Delay Is dangerous. ICstahlishcd 18 yenrB In Sa lem, Oregon. Tliono 283 10 a. m. to 3, p. m.