FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
CHARGESHEJS
Chicago, Nov. 20. A harassed
"lied" Grange led his Illinois foot
ball team Into Columbus today to
meet Ohio State In hllnst appear
ance on a collegiate gridiron
At his heels followed the hub
bub of charges, denials, and specu
lation regarding his future thot has
brought thousands of words Into
print and inomnla to his admirers.
Grange's latest reply to atorles
that had him playing professional
football, 1 ntho movies or selling
his name as advertising, was vehe
ment. "They have nothing on me. I
have not received a penny. I have
not signed a contract. I am get
ting sick and tired of these con
itant rumors about my signing
contracts to do this and tho other.
His word was accepted by those
who could make him ineligible for
tho game, from President Kinley of
tho University of Illinois to Major
John L. Griffith, athletic com mis
lioner of the "big ten."
Clever Acts Feature
Vaudeville Tonight
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 20
(Special) Washington -Oregon
prunes, 40-5 0a, are selling for one-
half cent more a pound f. o b. New
Vcik, than SnJita Clara California
prunes, according to advices from
brokers received by W. H. Wood,
manager of tho Washington Grow
ers' Packing corporation. This Is
s reversal of conditions provniling
In 1923, when California prunes
told for 4 cents a pound more than
Washington -Oregon prunes. Mr.
Wood said. The. low price of 1923
ita.1 due to panic among northern
growers, who sold at lower prices
than market conditions warranted.
Tonight's vnudevllle bill will be
even more entertaining than the
previous ones In the declaration of
those who have seen the bill. Five
excellent acts are scheduled besides
tho short subjects and the regular
concert number by the Heilig thea
tre concert orchestra.
B and J. McCrea, a clever and
bewitchingly pretty young Miss and
an athlotio chap, offer, a gymnastic
novelty, "Up he Goes." They are
experts In the flying rings, and
their program of during feats is
noted for the speed with which
they perform the most difficult evo
lutlons on the aerial rings.
All the well-known dances in the
tcrpsichorean category are being
offered by Olllene Terry and Co., In
"La Petite Ballet." Miss Terry with
her wonderful routine of acrobatic
too dances is of course the feature
ot tho act. The four pretty girls
who accompany her give various
exhibitions of character dances,
oriental, toe. Jazz, Charleston and
a big pony dance. (
Anything that has to do with
aviation or flying receives more
than tho average attention from
the publio nowadays. Frank le Hall
sits peacefully playing her piano
and an aeroplane crashes through
tho conservatory roof. Billy O'
Brien- happens to be the reckless
aviator who "dropped In" for a
visit. It Is a novel opening with
beautiful sottinns.
If the "Siuts come from Brazil
then we are frank to admit that
tho South American country lost
one of its foremost citizens when
Al Grady migrated to this country
and started his "Piano Songfool-
ery."
To be able to deceive an aud
ience with tricks of magic is quite
an accomplishment, but to be able
O deceive in' a way thta provokes
hearty laughs Is a greater accom
A super-powerful light has been
perfected for helping to salvage
the S-Dl. Planes that flew In the
Artie on MacMlllan's explditlon
aro to chart the ocean floor off
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Skin trouble costs
many a man his job
No matter how efficient a man may
be, If ho has an ugly skin-erupt ion,
there are positions in which he cannot
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not in tho least contagious, but other
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APPEAL IS MADE ",
FOR DESTITUTE
Without heat, In' need of food.
and elothlng and destitute, a fam
ily arrived here from California-is
sadly In want of assistance, ac
cording to the Associated Charities
which is issuing an appear for an
old cook stove, an old beater, and
clothing, bedding, or anything elso
that will aid a family in almost
total distress. Notification to the
organization . will bring some to
secure the donations.
The family came here recently
from California. The man was em
ployed there in a cannery which
came here they could have all year
around work in the canneries and
they came In their car. The car
has been sold to provide food and
tho money from the sale of the car
is gone.
So far the rganizatlon has re
celved $112 from subscriptions bro
received $112 from subscriptions
brought In by voluntary workers,
which is only a small fraction-of
what Is needed to support It.
plishmeut. Allen Norman is able
to mystify and amuse an audience
In such a manner as to prove that
ho Is at the same time master ma
glclnn and super-comedian.
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FRUITLAND
Frultlund, Or., Nov. 20. Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Weaver were in a
serious automobile accident near
Corvallls last Monday while on
their way homo from the conven
tion. Tiiey are reported as recov
ering as well as could be expected
of the injuries received.
Mue Williams is visiting In
Frultland among friends and rela-
IVCS,
The district corn Bhow was held
last Tuesday evening with good
success. There were many exhlbltB
and products of farm and home on
A street beggars union of Mar-
seil lee, France, has adopted a res
olution not to accept any alms
leee than five cents.
25 OUNCES
Same Price
for over . .
35
YEARS
WHY PAY
WAR, PRICES?
7he government used
millions of pounds
display, Sumo cash prizes were
awarded on many exhibits. Three
men judged the products ot the
field, : while three 'women judged
the canned fruit, jellies, etc. The
selected products ol this show wae
token down to the Salem armory
to be put In our- booth there for
the annual county corn show.
Mr. and Mrs. Cade were visitors
at tbe Smith home Sunday.
The community club meeting
and a very good program plus re
freshments will be given and held
next Friday, the 27th, at the
school bouse in Fruitland.
Children Cryjel-
ALWAYS
IMPROVING
Castoria is a pleasant, harm
less Substitute for Castor Oil;
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Giildren all ages.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
is the service Optometrists render. Have you
seen the newest styles in frames and mountings?
We have a style which is becoming to every type ,
of face. Lenses today are far superior to those
obtainable even a year ago.
When you think of your eyes think of us.
Staples Optical Co.
Portland
Salem
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By MISS BERNICE LOWEN
nationally-known food expert
of the Armory
Salem is indeed fortunate in having Miss Lowen come here to deliver these
lectures which have been giv.en in the most important cities of the country;
In her classroom work Miss Lowen always uses. one of the famous
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