TUESDAY, MOVEMHEK :5, llJ25
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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J. A. Churchill, state superin
tendent of RL'linols, Is mailing a oup
ply of iii'opranis for American edu
cation week to the county school
superintendents, nnd asking the
cooperation of schools and various
clvlu oi'tfiiiitzntinnA In the proper
olwierv.-iiKe of the week.
"Under the joint auspices of the
United States bureau of education,
the American Legion, and the Na
tional Kducallon association," says
the foreword to tho program, writ
ten by Mr. Churchill, "every state
In the union will celebrate the week
of November 10-23 as American
edm-.'ition week.
"The state department of educa
tion for oivscn is, therefore, ask
ing the school teachers of this
stato to secure the cooperation of
tho representatives of the Ameri
can Legion nnd of tho Oregon
Stato Teachers association In car
rying out a program in their res
pective communities that will bring
about n more Intensive interest in
the work of the public schools.
"The national authorities have
assigned n special topic for each
day, nnd their suggestion has been
followed In the preparation of this
pamphlet. It is expected, however,
that in the rural schools each teach
er will use her own initiative, and
In the larger systems the superin
tendent will appoint a committee
representing the cooperative Inter
ests, and that this program will
simply act as a helpful guide in
arranging for an effective observ
uicq of American education week.
"Many of our cities have from
one to three service clubs, which
meet weekly on different days as
well as the regular meeting of the
chamber of commerce. They nlsp
have the Parent-Teacher associa
tion and various women's clubs.
Each of these clubs will bo glad to
have the program for the day ob
served at its week-day luncheon if
arrangements are made In time."
INFANT MORTALITY
RATE HELD REDUCED
Washington, Nov. 8. (A. P.)
Federal uslivitios in aid of matern
ity and infancy durim; the fiscal
year 1925, says Ihe report of
Grace Abbott, chief of the chil
drens bureau. Included examina
tion of 290,550 cMhlren nnd were
attended hy a "substantial drop"
in the infant death rate. The bu
reau co-operated wtih Gl!2 perma
nent "child health centers'' in 4:(
Btates, she relrted, nnd 35,997
women were brought th rough dif
fic.ilties. while fifi.573 mothers at
tended classes or Insi ruction. She
estimated that the cost of the
work was lees than one cent per
capita of the country's population
Anne Berryman Cast For
Lead In Prize Offering
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Anne uerryman. leaning may with the Forrest Taylor dramatic
stock company, who plays the part of Jude Lowry In "Hell Bent fer
Heaven," to show at Heilig theater this evening.
"Hell Bent Fei Heaven," famed
as the Ptilitzar rrize play of 1924
and which had a rccord-brealtln;
run in New York, will be tho of
fering of the Forrest Taylor dra
matic stock compauy for its third
engagement at the Heilig theater
this evening.
It is quite a distinction for a
play to be selected by 12. national
ly known newoiuper men as the
best, written of the several hun
dred original pluye produced in
New York during the course of the
year. For that reason more than
tlio usual (nte real attaches to the
presentation of this gripping com
edy drama.
In "Hell Hunt Fer Heaven,"
Matcher Hughes, the author, lias
written a story bubbling over with
vigorous, wholesome comedy, a do
Us'ntful love interest and intense
ly dramatic situations, involving
the family prides of the quaint
people of the Blue Ridge moun
tains. The story particularly deals
with the love of a hoy and a girl
and tho mean machinations of a
jealous, unsuccessful rlvalfor the
girl's hand. The latter character
is the most unconventional lover
over conceived b' a playwright.
He Is a religious fanatic who be
lieves himself to be an agent nf
tlol, put on earth to spread fnr
and wide his will. Thus deluding
him.st.-lf, lie determines to get rid
of tho boy for whom the girl has
east aside his attentions. This he
attempts to accomplish by getting
the girl's brother drunk and fill
ing him with tales about his rival,
but before the final curtain no is
exposed and driven out and is hard
put to get away with his own life.
Miss Anne Berryman will carry
the role of Jude Lowry, the girl for
whom the fight is waged. Andry
Lowry, Judo's brother, will be por
trayed by Kirke M Decker. Cecil
Drummond will be Sid Hunt, the
hero, and Alvin Baird will he his
brother, Mott Hunt. William
Brewer and Fanchon Kverhart will
have important roles as other
members of the Hunt family.
Out of Bondage
Tfciou art slave to the enrth no
more!
0 Soul, thou art frccil! and
wo?
Ah! When Bhall our toll be
o'er?
Ah! When shall we rest with
Thee?
Sir E.. Bulwer Lytton.
W. T. Rigdon & Son
almost, swept tho field in the
(,'lvdcsdktlc classes, winning 1T
general ribbons besides all of th'J
champion ribbons but one.
Judging in tho Clydesdale class
was the first to bo finished.
in iuc oujs ami Bii le ciuu worn
llltl D UID III L'U JUUUU IUUII1H, 1 1
Washington and IS Oregon teams.
i ne uoys ami Kins ciuu entries
tlu- l;u.;:::t thi.s v.ar that h::v
l'ortlnnd, Or., Nov. 3. (A. P.)
he University of Idaho won fimt!
iiize In the college students judg
ng contest at the Pacific Interna
ioual Livestock exposition here.
ilesulta of the contest, which was
held Saturday, were announced
Monday. Montana State college
was secoud, University of British
Columbia third, Washington Stato
o!lege fourth, and Oregon Agricul
tural college fifth. California was
not in the competition this year.
The members of the winning
team from Idaho are Ralph Stuck-
ey, who with a score of ssii out ot
possible 1000. was the high Indi
vidual in the contest, Darl Fales,
L. J. Peterson, Wilhiru Lamphire
and Dan Warren.
High individuals next to Stuck-
ey were: Max Legrc of Montana.
877; Willard Lamphire of Idaho,
875; Kenneth Jones of Washing
ton State college, 873; Darl Fales
of Idaho, SG8; Helen Milne of
British Columbia. 84S. C. M. Hick
man coached the Idaho team.
Robert McCroskey of Garfield
over been made nnd the number
of classes competing in the stock
judging contest Is 35, or seven
more than wore entered In the-record
year of 1924.
First awards announced by C.
D. Mlnton, from the land products
Turns Right Out Itself
A few drops of "Outgro" In the
crevice of the ingrowing nail re
duces inflammation and pain and
so toughens tho tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail, that
it can not penetrate tho flesh, and
the nail turns naturally outwurd
almost over night.
"Outrt ' Is a harmless antisep
tic manufactured for chiropodists.
However, anyone can buy from
the drug store a tiny bottle con
taining directions.
Freshen Up!
Nicest Laxative,
shew, gave the sweepstakes In ap
ples to Paul F. Huerloln of Hood
P.Ivor und sweepstakes In potatoes
to Koy K. Roberts of Powell Ilutte.
Twelve counties have exhibits in
tho land products section this year
Don't stay head
achy, bilious, con
stipated, sick! Taice
one or two "Cusca
rets" any time to
m I 1 dly stimulate
your liver nnd start
your bowels. Then
you will feet fine.
your head becomes
. clear, stomach
sweet, tongue pink and skin rosv.
Nothing else cleans, sweetens,
and refreshes the entire system
like pleasant, harmless candy lik
"Cascarets." They never gripe
overact, or sicken. Directions U
men, women, children on ca
box drugstores. Adv,
Cured His Rupture
I was badly ruptured while lift
ing a trunk several years ago. Doc-
was an operation. Trusses did mo
iiu buuu. i-inauy i got noltl 01
something that quickly and com
pletely cured me. Years have pass
ed and tho rupture has never re
turned, although I am doing hard
work as a carpenter. There was
no operation, no lost time, no
trouble. have nothing to sell, but
will give full Information about
without operation. If you write to
me, uuKcne Ai. I'uuen, carpenter,
65H Alarcellus avenue, Manas
quan, N. J. Better cut out this no
tice and show It to any others who
aro ruptured you may save a life
ture and the worry and danger of
an upcruuon. Atlv
Polk. Jackson, Douglas, Wasco,
Daschutes, Crook. Washington.
Clackamas. Linn, Columbia, Mult-
nomuh and Umatilla,
STRENGTH -SAVING
Nowadays nearly every
one is impressed with the
health-building and strength
saving merit of
Scott's Emulsion
of invigorating cod-liver oil
Millions of bottles are sold
every year. Averylitdeused
regularly daily builds
health and helps keep
the body in strength.
Scott & Ilowiic, BloomCeld, N J.
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To get true Scotch flavor
famous Quaker Oats flavor
in quick cooking oats
THE difference in break
fast oats is flavor. Oats,
originally a Scotch dish,
must have Scotch flavor.
; Quick Quaker has the
toasty Scotch flavor that's
so wonderful . . . famous
Quaker Oats flavor.
No other brand has it.
Nonesuccessfully imitates it.
It's due to exclusive Quaker
milling of the finest, plutnpest
oats. Milling methods which
took some 50 years to perfect.
Makes all the difference
in the world. Quaker Oats
spoilsfolksforordinarybrands
of oats. Cooks in 3 to 6 min
utes. No kitchen muss busy
mornings.
Due to Quaker milling
methods, it supplies, too, the
"roughage" you need to make
laxatives seldom necessary.
Look for the picture of a
Quaker on the oats you get.
2 Kinds
The Quaker Oats you have always known
and Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
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