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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1925)
'1 .1 .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE PORTLAND HOTEL The now Salem hotel on South XI if; h street, which wan built last year and has been In operation elneo December 14, yemerdny pass "d from the hands of Frank Blish and his mother, Mrs. Anna Bllgh, to those of W. C. Culbertson, pres ent proprietor of the Seward ho tel in 'Portland. Mr. Culberteon will assume charge here immed iately, The purchase Includes all furniture and flxiuren. "There will be some changes made a little later," said Jlr. Cul bertson ycolerday afternoon. One of the things wc Intend to do Is to improve our dining room facilitlea so that we may accommodate theao service clubs and similar or gan iza lions that hold !unrheon and dinners." Another story will be aci-ltU to tho building in it few months. Air. Culbertson Indicated. Other changes may bo affected. CulbcrtHon's home la nt Cnnhy, whero ho owns tho Twin It i vet farm and the Can by Herald. He Is a trustee of Willamette university and has a etepson, Cornelius Rute son, on tho football squad of the University at the present time. 1 0 KILLED BY Eenaiviiip- BriuVe. . T.lill City, Or., Sept. 17, -Car-peu-toiM wo busy ropivirlug the floor of tho bridge auross the San tiani river' at Mill City which had go; ten :u a very had whape, with numerous hoards pone or broken, mating a hazardous condiiion. NEVER BE WITHOUT IT for it immediately eases sudden, severe, colicky pains and cramps in stomach and bowels, deadly nausea and weak ening diarrhoea. For children and grown-up use CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY A very necessary borne remedy. Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 17. A tnorough investigation into ths explosion 'est night of 15 five pound cans of powder in No, 2 mine of the Elm Grove Coal com pany at Triadelphia, 9 miles east of here, will be started today, a district mine inspector said. Two men were hilled and two severely burned in tne blast, but approxi mately 67 others who were in the mine mad? their way out of it uninjured. Those killed Rock Sande of Triadelphia, a motorman, and William Kimball or Cambridge, Ohio, a tapper were riding an elstcric motor car which started from the mine entrance with 75 cans of explosives. When the car had gotten into the working to a depth of about two milee and ail but 15 cans of powder had been unloaded the remainder exploded. Moths KILLS rie9. moths Mosquitoes maches.fleas Mbugs.ants Developed at World'. Foremost Sdentino Indmtriul Research Institute. Will not stain. Pleasant odor. Harmless to huniona and animals. Your Orocer or Druggist DISCOVER OIL Seattle, Wash., Sept. 17 Dis covery of oil In the Arctic slope of Alaska was reported by Gerald Fitzgerald, head of a United States geological survey party that thia summer visited the valleys of the Colvllle and Noatak rivers, when he returned here from the north. Fitzgerald, who headed a party of four, left Washington, D, C. In WELL ONE DAY ' IN BED THREE That Was the Life of Mrs. Hollister Until she Began Takin g Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound "Wvandotte. Miehicran. " A ftpr mv baby was bora I did not do my own wotk zor six months and could hardly takecare of myownbaby. I al ways had a pain in my right side and it was so bad I was fretting round shoulders. I would feel well one day and then feel so bad for three or four days that I would be in hed. One Sunday my mother came to see how I was. and she said a friend told ber to tell me to try Lydia E. Pink, ham's Vegetable Compound. So the next day! got a bottle and before it was half taken I got relief. After I was well again I went to the doctor and he asked me how I was getting along. I told him I was taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comnound. and he said it did not hurt any one to take it. I am always recommend ing the Vegetable Compound to others and I always have a bottle of it on hand." Mrs. Henry Hollister, R. F.D. No.l.Box 7,Wyand?ftte,Mich. Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is a dependable medicine for all women. For dale by druggists : very where. 1 THURSDAY Starts Today FRIDAY A great big pulsing drama that will tug at your heart with all the strength of its unf orgetable story in f m arJi M Also "THE SEA SQUAWK" A Hack Sennett Comedy McDonald PICTURE MUSIC PATHE NEWS MATDIEE 25c-35o EVENING 35 c 50c KIDDIES A DIME ANY TIME From the Stage Play "GREAT MUSIC" Supported by BESSIE LOVE What the Critics Say! OEEGONIAN In the end It la a masterpiece that distinguishes Barlhcimess as a genius. JOURNAL "Soul Fire" brines Richard Barthelmes baek to the screen in a dramatic role that Is certainly his finest. TELEGRAM "Soul Fire" is BarthelmeHS' best picture since "Titrable David" and "Tho Bright Shawl" and many will find It the best of tho three. iiarch and traveled by way of Seattle, Seward, Alaska, Nenana, Bonanza, Koteebue, on the Arctic ocean, the Noatak river to the headwaters of the Colvllle river, down thia stream to the Arctic ocean, thence to Nome on Bering sea and back to Seattle on the Vic toria of the Alaska Steamship com pany. Tonight! Cool, Dainty 3 -.the favorite summer dessert 1 Clip ibli fcj tad nill for FREE Ratlp W 1 JnSM " ThatlHt take 5 brief rooming jjffl jllil I minute and Albert Carnation Wikrrtfl! 1 fW 1 iIwTV A Mush a on Your table piping hot, jltlly Wiltf3&! ready-to-at 1 . . . try it tomorrow I "Alters stanch ( Better Breakfasts' Plan to take those pleasant trips! There are so many places you and the family have planned to visit ,some day. Don't put it off any longer. The stages are waiting to take you when and where you wish. You have nothing to think of but to be at the depot on time. Make this outdoor travel a pleasure. OKEGON STAGES SALliM STAGE TEIt.MINAI, is.'. X. nigh tlione 000 Caniforiablu O cram irawiDu, SnlHa ' Mb. I. r Your lnham won't fade at this laundry, ex cept as they must fade at home YOU need hesitate no longer to send ginghams and colored clothes to the laundry, if you send them to the Capital City. Of course, some colored clothes, be cause of inferior dyes, are bound to fade, whether you wash them or send them to us. But clothes are not faded at THIS Laundry, except as they must fade anyway at home. Washed Separately Ginghams and colored clothes are not washed with other things in this laundry. When first your bundle is open, its contents are care fully sorted, much as you would sort them at home. All colored clothes, sub ject to fading, are sorted out, then washed separately given special treatment. We never use hot water for colored fabrics. The water always is main tained at the exact temperature which science has found best No bleach is ever used for colored clothes. Nothing but pure clean water, plus pure soap with which you could safely wash your face or sham poo your hair, and many thorough rinses. They are never rubbed never twisted never put thru a wringer buttons never torn off' Painstaking Professional Care Every possible care is exercised at this modern laundry in order to pro tect your clothes whether ging hams, or ordinary cotton clothes whether silks, woo lens, or fine linens. S . You are welcome 7n to visit this modern pure-material laun- 3srt$' dry any time, and vSM-' observe these new j- gTTx careful, scientific V 1 methods yourself. j Less Than It Costs You at Home 1. W I . r-WASII S ii v i fur niiirn hih'Ic Itnin rlivlrli' wither, wtiinlly nl li's rift. Kvi'i'.vlliiiitt .rlrnllfi I'lilly Kilvlirit wllli nn'tMl. fir ninli'riiilH, mill rrliiniril nlil.rlillv ilniiiir just HkIiI fur ironing, iti ii)iin(l ir li'MS 7"ir. 4 I'l'iiln omii ml (liltolllil IHilinil. -2. Tllltll'-T S 10 II VI (!: Siiiiic ns Wi't-Wnsli I'xri'pl all flnt piiTCfl Irrini'il, I.', pnimili or trt, ftll f'i'lllH, (I ri'lllM carh mlillltoliill iioinill. and Tiini:i' oTin:ii I'lii'i i,Aii .si:itvit:i:s So you need hesi tate no longer to send Everything if you send to the Capital City the laundry of pure ma terials. We guar antee not to harm or lose a thing. BROADWAY,
