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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1925)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1925 HE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE E KLAMATH FOLKS The attitude of the state public leivko commission toward con struction of tho Modoc Northern railway line la explained in a tele gram dinpatched by the conmiis eiou to the Klamath county cham ber of commerce ui Klamath Kalla, In reply t a Bharp telegram re ceived from the Klumaih chamber In which the latter appeared to believe tho commission would op pose the Modoc Northern. The commission's telegram points out that It docs not oppose the Modoc Northern, but is opposed to its be ing eubetituted for a direct tramj etaic line. Also it points out that the road would be in California. wnile the commission is boosting ' for Oregon roads. "'jjj The Oregon commission predicts that any effort to bring the Modoc Northern question belore the in tci state com inerce comm ission bearing October 5 will be opposed from quarters other than the com 4 mission and that the interstate commerce commission will sustain th j objection for the reason that ' - it would be an introduction of i nev issues. The telegram fol low: f. "lteplying to your telegram of V, Bentemljyr 2!). We intended "4. convey tho thought that inasmuch ns application has not been filed with the in tei state commerce commission for construction of the Modoc Northern under rules of ' practice, there is not sufficient timo to file an application and suin);)iting data before the hear injr October 5. Manifestly any ef fort to brins the Modoc Northern case before the interstate com nicrce commiscjit n would - meet with objection which wolud prob ably be sustained by the interstate commerce commission on the grounds that it would introduce new issues, wniie tne commission Is not opposed to the construction of the Modoc Northern, it is op Dscd to accepting the Modoc r Northern as a substitute for a di rect trans-state line which it he licves to be of utmost importance to the development of the entire state, hut it is our firm belief that both the Modoc Northern and the triins-state line will be construct ed. "The commission must take broader view and consider the needs of the entire state. May we direct attention to the fact that tho Modoc Northern, which you state is the most important line in Or?gon, would be constructed in California, while our application Is for railroads in Oregon. The Modoc Northern would shorten the nrctunt distance to eastern mar kdts from Klamath Falls. The trans-state lino from Odell to Crane will shorten the distance from Klamath Kails to all points ea-st of Grange 57 miles under the mileage of Hie Mndoe Northern. A cross state line would shorten the OFTEN IN 24 HOURS Amazimr Results Secured in One Day Bv Use of Vircx Formerly Known As Rattle Snake Oil Deafness and Head Noises need not be dreaded any longer since the discovery of n widely known physician. Now It Is possible for some of the most obstinate cases of deafness to be relieved In o day's time by the application of a prescription formerly known ns Kftttle Snake Oil. This treatment is meeting with wide success all over the country. Mr. D. M. Lopes, a Pennsylva nia man, wiy: "I used the treat ment at night before retiring. The following morning I could hear the tickings of the alarm clock that 1 WaB unable to hear before. Now my hearing Is restored perfectly after many yean of deafness." Mr. Hen .Iaels(n, who lives in Indiana says. "Ik-fore I used Vircx I could hear nothing. After ten days J could hear my watch tick." Annellnc Johnson, 4 Mississippi resident had been stone deaf for eighteen ynr. She Bays. "Vires has stopped my head noises and I can hear the train whistle 3 V4 miles away." Hoy Kisher, Towa man, says, "I hadn't beard a watch tick for elev en years now I can lay my wteh on the table and hear It plainly." Mr. W. A. Lumpkin of Oklaho ma, says, "After being deaf 38 years. I uped your treatment only a few day and hear fairly well." Mr. Anthony Chapman of Mich igan, Bays, '"The terrible htad noises have stopped entirely and my hearing is practically back to normal." Deaf Haliy Now Ifrnra Mrs. Ola Valentine of Arkan sas, say. "My little boy, now 6 years old, had been deaf eincc about 4 months of nge. Now he hears very well and is learning to talk." Mr. other Pelleyn says, "My young son, deaf for years, hn used Virex for only three days and ho hears almost as well as ever before." Such amazing reports come from all over this country and Canada. The prescription which is known as Vlrex, le easily used At home nnd seems to work like magic in its rapidity on people of all ages. So confident are we that Virex will restore your hearing quickly, and to Introduce this remarkable treatment to ft milrton more suf ferers, we will send a largo $2 treatment for only ft. by collect on delivery mall, on ten days' fro trial. If the results are not Falls factory the treatment costs noth ing. Rend no money Just your name and address to the Pale labora tories. 24.12 Gateway station, Kan sas City, Mo., and the treatment will be mailed at once. Vse it ac cording to the simple directions. If at the end of 10 days your hear ing Is not relieved, your head noises gone entirely. Just send it back and your money will be re funded without question. This of fer is fully guaranteed, so write today and give this wonderful com pound a trial. Adv. j distance 227 miles shorter than the Modoc Northern from western Oregon and afford more favorable grades, Bhorter distance, cheaper construction, will afford transpor tation for territory not now served equal in area to the state of Ohio, connecting said territory by short haul to Portland, Oregon; afford short haul transportation for all points west of Mountalnhoine in Idaho to the Pacific coast and at tho eanio time reclaim more than $30,000,000 already Invested in branch lines extending from the CoHunbfa river to Bend nnd from Ontario to Crune." CHURCH PLANS RALLY DAY Mill City, Or.. Oct. 1. Sunday, October 4, will be observed at the Presbyterian church as rally day by both the church nnd Sunday Hchool departments. In the even ing an interesting lecture will be given on the Philippines, with slide's to accompany it. The week day church school which is held in connection v.ith the public schools, will 6tart about October 15. with Rev. and Mrs. C. Stanley Knott ns teacherd. - Each grade is Kivon 30 minutes every two weeks for Bible study, although it Is not compulsory, and only tho children whose parents desire Itr- partici pate. Last year 125 pupils re ceived instruction along these lines, nnd larger enrollment, is looked for this year. SALEM ARTISTS Ralph Gilbert of Salem fared well at the hands of J. Leo Fair banks, head of the department of art and architecture of the Oregon Agricultural college, who Judged the art exhibit at the etate fair this week. Gilbert got first on a portrait sketch, first on landscape and second on a marine, all oils. Original water colors by Galliot, direct from France, French and English etchings, posters in color and magazine covers by Day Mur phy of Portland, a young artist from the art museum of Chicago, are among the many things that are proving of great fascination to state fair crowds. Kenneth Brown of Portland has a unique exhibit of photograph lamp shinies. Probably nothing finer has ever been shown in the Salem art de partment than the loan exhibit or raro Oriental art objects, owned by Mis. O. A. Cartozian of Port land. This Includes wonderful band embroideries, cloisonne, which dates back through so many dynasties that their age Is not known. There aro excellent specimens of clay modeling; some beautiful things from the Portland Art a Tile company; many articles of great Interest and attractiveness in gesso and crystalline parch ment, entered by Mrs. W. H. Thomas of Portland. Miss Genevieve Barnes of Port land is showing an entirely new collection of painted, china. A loan painting, the property of Mrs. J. H. Cradlebaugh of Salem is ap preciated. 'All pictures brought to us this y n EAD COLDS VI Is. bcks Melt in sooons inhale vaponr apply freely up nostrils. V A ra f RUB Over IT Million Jaf tW Y"hl Feel Splendid! Nicest Laxative, "Cascarets" 10c Don't stay headachy, bili ous, constipat ed, sick. One or two pleas ant, candy-like 'Oascarete' any time will gent ly e t i mulate your liver and start your bow els. Then you will both look and feel clean, sweet, refreshed; your head clear, stomach right, tongue pink and your ekin rosy. Because cheery, harmless "Cas carets" never gripe, inconven ience or sicken, "Caficarets" has become the largest selling laxn tivo In the world for men, wo men, children. Buy a box at nny drug store. Adv. In the free, open spaces; Stage travel is a joyous experience. On hot days a cool breeze fans you as you glide along; on cool days and evenings our stages are comfortably heated. You may enjoy to the utmost every bit of scenery you pass through. Ask your ticket office for a list of beauti ful trips on, or in connection with, our lines. 185 N. OREGON STAGES SALEM STAGE TERMINAL' Phone 60Q Safely Cmtottobti J NS.BL SmJit OOG ot0unnf OW g Is the Laundry today? Recently we set out to improve meth ods to over come all your fears and objections. Now note how well we have succeeded. DO you realize tho amazing increase in housewives who send family wash ings to the laundry? More than two million to day have entirely climin inated washday. Shifted the entire burden to the laundry. An entirely new kind of laundry. A thousand fa nillica, right here In Salem, ono' complete freedom from woman's most dreaded task. Bo leading laundry owners, ourselves Included, set out to Improve methods. Now note the almost unbelievable results. Science Discovers Better Ways We then employed modern science. And science gave us new and better ways, far easier on your clothes. Every method, material, and process harmful to customers' clothes was de tected and then eliminated. Today, at the Capital City Laundry, only purest of ma terials are used. Nothing but pure, neutral soap, containing no free alkali whatever. No caustics, no clothes-eating acids or chemicals. Nothing which weakens fabric. Now See Why Many Do It So A few years ago laundries did little but men's starched collars, cuffs, and shirta. But farscelng minds In this Indus try grasped the possibilities of tho power laundry. They saw that Its only limit was the QUALITY of the work, and tho price. For no woman really want to do her own washing the mussiest, sloppiest, most back breaking slavery ever Imposed upon woman. Modern woman finds better ways to employ her time. Wet Wash Try our economical Wet-Wash service. It saves you far more work than an electric machine, and actually at less cost. Everything scientifically washed with purest of ma terials and returned slightly damp, iust right for ironing. 20 pounds or less, 75c. 4c each addi tional pound, 4 OTHER THRIFTY SERVICES You may safely wash your face, or shampoo your hair, In any solution which touches your clothes. Apply this rigid test to the laundry soaps you use at home, and thus compare with ours. Nolc the New Lower Prices These vastly improved meth ods brought us volume. Family washings began to come in by hundreds and thousands. Wo men had found that at last their clothes, even their daint iest,' sheerest silken things, were entirely safo at the laun dry. And this volume brought lower prices. Today It costs SO MUCH LESS, than you'd Imagine, to tend your entire family wash ing to us. We now offer you five different services one to fit every need and purse. You can have Just the washing done for loss than It costs, by any method, at home. Why not give this new serv ice these improved pure material methods a brief and simple trial? Put It to a two weeks test. Learn why so many now use the laundry very week. You take no chnnco whatever we GUAR ANTEE not to lose or harm a thing. Just phone 106, and tell us when to cnll for your first trial bundle. year, which had ireviousiy won a firm prize twlci In succession, were ruled out," said Mrs. U, CI. Smith of Greshan. superintendent In the departmeit. I feel that such pictures slould receive a diploma of graduation. Mrs Smith has much to do with en couraging namtetra of Oregon In doing original wrrk, a fact which accounts for the ibscnce of copies this year. Hairs Catarrh Medicine zft t rid your system t Catarrh or Deaf nets caused by Cata. ScU Sv Mil F.J.CHENEY 4k (O., Toledo, Ohlc Salem folk successful In the art department follow: Dr. Mary C. Rowland, first, pastel flowers and second pastel landscape; Mrs. ri ft. Boardman, first monochrome figue study, second clay modeling and first on cartoon; Mrs. H. D. Trover took a first on collection of fired glass; Miss Vivian Har grove took second on figure study in monochrome; first on best col lection of shades; Mrs. C. A. Kells took first on animal study oil, first on fruit oil and second on amateur oils. NO TIME TO HUNT for a doctor or drug store when - suddenly seized with agonizing intestinal crampt, deadly nausea and prostrating diarrhoea. CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY gives warmth, comfort, ease from pain. Keep it always in your home. Ladd & Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m. jjWreAa'Tat&iiiiiHM"iiuiiiii ha C&pi&vl Ciy?bavinciry jgSSlyX' "1264' BROADWAY ' Burnett Bros., Jewelers "Pay Us As You Are Paid" Eleven Stores on Hie Pacific Coast I I tola at a king for a Coca oda Fountain" 'The Finincier'1 as shown In this sketch Is the most dltinguished gentleman's ring "wo have ever of'ercd. It never falls to command attention noniattor where it Is worn. In the language of he day it Is "one big flash." The mounting is of the finest white gold and reprodices tho finest and costliest plntinum. Tc Financier Is offered at a price far below ths figure you would expect. Featured at $72.50. Ielivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar or So a Week The Burnett Stores on the Pacific Coast all take the position that everybody is entitled to be trusted unless they themselves have already shown that they are not. And it is no exaggera tion to state that the opening of an account here is as simple and as easy as the headline? state. Diamonds, Watches, Silver and Gold may be ' had at the fairest prices and on the easiest terms! More than half tin merch andise offered is nationally advertised and not a fnrtli ing is added for the conven ience of paying "as you are paid." Consider this an invitation to join the thousands who have . found the Burnett Budget Flan the happiest, easiest and the mo3t eco nomical yet devised! Tho "Lady Diana" Is a blue whlto diamond of tho highest character. It Is mounted In white gold gold so fine ns to dupllcato tho costliest - platinum. The "Lady Diana" priced In all the Burnett Jewelry Stores along the coast at $98.60. And It is conceded to be the best money's worth ever presented. Delivered for a Dollar Bill Paid for Two Dollars a Week lliOif The Illinois Watch A timekGfjT to boast about. Abso lutely relialle. Seventeen Jewelled movement Cold filled case. Sold with a guarantee that means Just this a new watch lrstmitly for one that falls. Featured at $59.50. Deliiered for a Dollar Tail for $1 Weekly . The Howard Tbe Howard is one of, the finest time keepers in tbe world, and 1 nationally advertised at $00. 00. Every good Jew eler in tho land sells It at that figure (cash, too) 1 The price Is tbe same bcre, as in every other good store. Hut tbe terma are characteristic Burnett Terms. Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar or so a Week ' The Elgin Boulevard Model The Klein at Its best beautifully cased in Whllo Gold hnndsomoly en graved. The movement hns seventeen jewels nnd la tested and ndjustcd to position and temperature. A watch to rely on small size thin model. Fea tured in all the Burnett Stores at $42.50 Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar a Week Toilet Sets Gorgeous! In Amber rortolso Shell Mother of Pearl Itosc and Sky muc nnd flecked with twenty-two-harnt gold Inlay. Nothing more beautlfi! could bo Imagined. Kach set Is encased In a lovely sntln (nod presentation chest. For wedding anni versaries, for birthdays and for any renl occasion, three are gifts thai will be re ceived with gild cries of ap proval arid dclght. Small Sets Brush, Comb and Mirror) may be had for as little as $15 Others moro elaborate, and with mani cure pieces, cst from $25 to $100. On all the enslest terms are presented. Tako a year to pay. No Iniercst no ex tras of any klid. Manning Bowman Percolators Practical gift for the bride welcome as an Annivers ary or a Birthday gift. And not only beautiful but they make the best coffeo and aro really far more economical than the old Coffeo Pot! (Admitting thnt tho latter has been a Joy.) Three-piece sots with the try, may bo bought for fnrly-two dollars, which Is the nationally advertised price. Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar or so a Week Rogers "L847" Silver Plate $1 Down Twenty-nlns Piece Set of this famously flno tablowari may be had at the lowest CASH prlco Jut on tho easiest terms. Choice of all the new patterns at $32.10 the set. Delivered for a Dollar Piid for $1 Weekly We Repair Watches quickly reasonably, and we do it well Community Plate $1 Down Twenty-nine piece sets featured at $30.50 tho set. The price la tho sanio whether you pay ensh or buy on tho Burnett Uudgot Plan. Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar a Week
