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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1925)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925 CAPITAL JOURNAL'S COOKING SCHOOL IS TERMED PAGE SIX ' T OF INESS CLUB Hilverton, Ore., Nov. 25. (Spe- cm i) Mrs. zetta sen la dor was elected president of the newly or ganized Business and P Profession al Women's club of SUverton, when Miaa Itoflotla Itlchardson called to gcther a group of representative business and professional women, About 15 attended the first most- ins:. Mrs. Ell da Bentson was elected to serve as vice-president, with Miss Dogma Larson as secretary; Mrs. Kate McCasklll, treasurer and three directors, Miss Rose) la Itlchardson, Mrs. Nettle Cuslter, and Miss Arloulne McMullcn was elected to act as secretary. Miss Mario Quail was chosen chalrmah of the housing and hospitality earn mil tee, Miss Hlchardson of the pro gram -committee and Mrs. LI da Bentson of the membership com' mlttee The object of the club is to pro- mote the Interests of the business and professional women in civic, business and social way. The club plana to keep the charter member ship open until February 1, alter Which time those joining must pay a a Initiation fee of $1.60 aside from the regular $5 a yonr dues. Meetings will be held on the sec ond and fourth Mondays of ecah month. vThreo of the officers of the stnte federation attended the organization meeting, Miss Loulso Harker, president, Miss Bertha B. McCarthy, membership chairman, and Miss Martha, Qasch, corres ponding secretary, nil of Portland. The Sllvorlon club voted to join the state and nationat federations in January. Contending that the policy would no rulnoua to tho morals of the state training school, Secretary of State Kozer yesterday took Issue with Governor Pierce and State Treasurer Kay who adopted a pol icy of refusing to return to this stato boys who have oscapod from the school and gone to other states. Tho quostion cam up relative to a youth named Vallereau who Is In Denver where he fled after ap proprlatlng an automobile In this stnte. The car was found In Den ver recently and tho boy Is under arrest pending arrival of officers from Oregon or Information as to what tho authorities of this state proposo to do. Kozer contended that thii policy would encourage further escapes. Governor Pierce declared that the boy's father should return tho boy to Oregon for tho roason that he Is employed by a railroad and could obtain free transportation. New Peter Pan f-mtm K. AfW 1 a mS ve K.fl 4 M ? Wf v'0) K1? -KRS?. JOICE-JT Sot. Sir James Barrio is the god father of tho infant son of the famous Violet Loraine, who in private life ia Mrs. Walter Joicey. JACKIE COOGAN TO HAVE MM'S HAIRCUT, REPORT Chicago. Nov. 24. (A. P.) Jackie Coog-an is going to have hie hair cut. A, L. Bornateln, his manager, here between trains, saya the youthful motion picture actor Will have his bobbed trossos crop- ped close man-fashion. But Jackie is not growing up, ho inslste. He is 11 years old feet high and weighs 70 poundB. When he cornea In to the awkward ago of all hands and feet, he cau retire to a quiet life in school LEWIS ALL SET George Ingersoll, the pride of As torla, and said to be the only man who has ever knocked Frankie Lewis, of Salem, down, arrived from Astoria last night and says that he Is In the best of condition and ready for the best fight of his career when the two meet In the ten-round main event at the ar mory tonight. Lewis has been working hard every evening In an effort to got rovenge for the former beatings handed him by Ingersoll. Lewis has met defeat on two other occas ions and Is still smarting under them. Ingersoll Is just as determ lned to get another decision over the Indian fighter. If Lewis shows the same class as he did on the last ard he will give the Astoria figh ter a tough time. Shadow Grot 8, of Salem and Geo. Penings, of Vancouver are sched uled to meet In the six round eeml wlndup. Greta Is a good boy but will have his equal In the Van couver battler who is hard to knock out, being able to stand lots of punishment. Gretz Is confident that he will get rid of Hennlngs, however. A special four rourid prelimin ary between Eddie For, of Inde pendence and Jimmy Forgo, of Sa lem has been arranged by Harry Plant, matchmaker. The two youths fought a fast four round draw on the card two fights ago and put up a Bnappy exhibition Both are clever and can hit hard Another fast four round bout has been scheduled to complete the card. Tonight's bouts will start promptly at 8:30 WINE PERMITS REVOKED Woftlifncthfi. Nny. 94 rjt PI All prohibition pormlts allow ing liousenoidors to manufacture annually 200 iralloiu of wine were ordered withdrawn today. Announcement o( the entrnfro ment of Crown Prince Olnf of Nor way to Princess Aalrld, youngest daughter of the Duke of Vosler- goeuanrt, Sweden, l expected aoon. BENCH GARRISON BOMBED Bolrut, Syria. Nov. 24. (A. P, Tho French g-urriaon at Hauhelya, besieged in the citadel, Is bom barding the town, which the Druse tribesmen have set on fire. French rolnforcemonts to the number of 2000 are on the way. A special brigade of 100 police (leteotilves has been organized In France to watch for undesirable strangers who have been crossing the frontier. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Sherman, Clay & Co. preienti the INflOMP ARABLE DU0-ABT EEPRODUCnJO In concert dally from 1 to a . in., at the oalem Armory Solos flayed by the world'! greateat art ists, Paderewakl, Hot mean, Corot and many more, on the Duo-Art wilt be ilrea each . day and th Duo-Art will also be used as ao eompanlat to Viola Vercleri Holman play Ia the violin In solo. A cordial invitation Is extended to hear the Duo-Art in these special con certs or at any time at our store. SfrewnanMayCQ, Didn't Know His Brother stomach and liver trouble that wnen i saw him arter a year I didn't know him. He was emaci ated and vnllnw na n nnmnMn and was often In great pain. He uuuiun c nave nvcii long the way cine gave him no relief. I picked mi ii nine DooKiei on luayr's Won derful Remedy, which he eald de scribed hie case perfectly. The first dose of it gave him great Te lle? and In a month he was as well as ever." ft ta n lmnla t.o.m lose preparation that removes mo cuLurruai mucus irom me in testinal tract and allays the 1n- flnmmnf inn wMih nnnana nxof ; ally all stomach, liver and lntes- uuui aiimenis, including appendl- filtta. flnA ilnao will nnnwlnn money back. J, C. Perry, D. J. Fry iu urugfjiaie everywnors. Adv. journal want aos pay Op: i Forum Contributions to This Column must be plainly written on one ids of paper only, limited to 300 words In length and signed with the name of the writer. Articles not meeting these spe cifications will be rejected. To the Editor: In the 'gover nors Sunday statement we read the Governor phnre-a niMtn-t x- Crawford Superintendent of State Flax Department Which Is very charge. We know what to work on. x win cnaiienge tne Governor to let UB flax arret wnra annnint mlttee with expert guidance to In vestigate tnis charge and wo will exhoirbrate Mr, Crawford. In 1924 Governor Pierce and present warden In charge. We had recommended highly a certain pure flax Beeri fmm Pnnarla .V, I growers 5.20 per bu duty free. wnen u arrived 40c per-bu duty attached. When It tn&turAfl It aTinararl tnr. ita aeic to be a very mixed varletj coarse, medium and fine all to gcinor Which would make it lm possible to ret evenlv 1924 nrnn a Ian nur. vant season for flax production since tne btat has been In the flax bus! ness there was no fiber on the straw. How can Mr. Crawford be held Does Winter Fill YouWithDread? Better Get Rid of vour Kheumatic 1'ams and Twinges NOW Jamea H. Allen of SI! PnrW St., Rochester, N. T., puttered for yoara wnn rneumatiem. ( Many Limits ima erriDie aisoaee left him helpless and unable to work. He finallv deRlrinrf. art or VP n ra of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism nn til the accumulated Impurities, common iv called iirtn Aptri dan its, were dissolved In the. Joints ana muscles and expelled . from the body. With this Idea In minA A nr suited nhvslclans. mmiA mri ments and finally compounded n prescription tnat quickly, and completely banished every sign and symptom ot rheumatism from nie system. rlfl frPfilV CAVA Tltn Jlaanna.it which he called ALLEN RHU, to others who took It, with - what might be call fid mnrvnlnna mnaao i After years-of urging he decided to let suuerere everywhere know about his discovery through the newenaners. He has therofnrA 4n. structed J. C. Perry drug store anu uruggistB everywhere to dls pense ALLENRHU with the un derstanding that If the first plnl bottle does not hnw fhn wnv tn complete recovery he will gladly return your money without com men i. aqt. responsible T The growers was the heavy loosers with this high price seed that produced nothing but straw Thus no weight. Then too If any one will enumerate to the market and consider unreliable help in a great many cases, besides Its his place to entertain visitors from many parts of the country as well as attend many meetings of Interest to the flax Industry It also appears queer how the Governor made public this unre liable vicious charge of a prob able loss, of 110.00 when be has In his possession reports concern ing the same institution that means 10 times $10,000. I When the Governor gets out from under the Influence of an undercurrent, he will be ready to appologlss We have every reason to believe Mr, 9uinlaa a good man But how can he make long line first class out of short mongrel straw of no fiber? Tours most sincerely A B BRADLEY ' Aumsvllle Ore Route 1 Box 121 Tkniwutnilki nf Indiana art set tling in South Africa, undermin ing the white race by working for CUTS-SORES Cleanse thoroughly thsn, without rubbing, apply ICKS VAPORUb to IT Station Jart IW Km V nearly nothing and underselling their white competitors. ITCHING RASHES I quickly relieved and often clearsd away by a few application of Resinol Suffered with thtumaium for Heart m RELIEF-FROM Spent more than $100 for k-emedies before help was found How an obstinate case of rheumatism was given relief by a simple home treatment js told by a man in Los Angeles, California, who suffered for years with rheumatic Dain in the foot. and back. I spent more than J100 for lini ments and medicines in twenty-four years," he writes. "Then. I used Sloan's Liniment and it gave me com plete relief." And it is amazing the quick, gonu ine comfort that Sloan's gives to even the most long-standing rheumatic aches. Sloan's doesn't just deaden pain it helps your body to throw oil the cause. No need to rub even. A littfoRlnnn'R patted lightly on and a healing tide of fresh, germ-destroying blood begins tingling through the aching place. Before you can believe it, the pain, swelling and atilTness are relieved. Try itl All druggists 35 cents. MISS LOWEN insists on using the best That is why she selected to use in all Her menues You, too, should be particular in choosing your Butter for table and cooking use "AT YOUR GROCER" In the yellow carton VISIT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL . Cooking MIS VhScnooi IohT A ' J"u wie Armory: DELL-ANS 7&L, iQ 25 and 75 Packages EvwywhM f?rL ! A liberal educa- vS. J I; tion in the newest VVT'N' I; and most advanced h ys methods of baking 7sJMlj A valuable training, (OjiT Tv ' ;! under a noted domes- V-i J tic scientist that will 11 TJ enable you to u--" irif Wi ' i . S better bakings. 3 T PIANO THE WORLD'S CinF.AmrGT DAttING POWDER Wn.L BE DEMONSTRATED BY MISS BERNICE LOWEN who will explain why it lis absolutely necessary to use Calumet to obtain the purest, most delicious bakings at the lowest cost. ( . See how very easy it all is, you. can nave tne same wonderful success, iT by using the "Best by Test" leavener. Erery Hoatewtf May Hare Cook Book FREE 88 pages of famous recipes the . favorites of eminent chefs. All you hare to do is to send slip found ia pound can to die Calumet Baking rowcier ves Chicago. No cost. VT DfORIDUNT USED OITOUUT APPROVED BY U.S. FOOD AUTHOBJT1BS THE ART of GOOD COOKING AS REVEALED IN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL COOKING SCHOOL The base or foundation of successful cooking is in every respect, with out exception, GOOD FOOD PRODUCTS. You will always be assured of getting the best obtainable if you buy at Busick's, and the price is exceptionally low because of our enormous turn over. The magnitude of our sales can be fully judged by any individual if they will call at our store any day Saturday, particularly, when most housewives replenish their lowering kitchen stock, and see the number of people who buy their entire needs from us. There must certainly be a good reason for this confidence which we enjoy and for years and years we have spent every effort to build and maintain this same confidence. Other stores may at some time beat one or two of our prices on some article but taking everything right down the line for, the ordinary housewife and she will save upwards from $100 yearly. This is not a haphaJard guess made for a talking point, but is based on figures which we carry in our office from the average buying family of four people and includes records kept for the past two years. You wili do well to buy the best obtainable for it is the cheapest in the long run then to buy it from Busick's is to buy it as cheaply as some of the inferior goods are sold. Boiled, par-boiled and simmered down, the whole thing amounts to the faot that you can get the best for less money at 13 U SICKS RTAMnAnnrrpn rvteu aT-r ALsa a-fc Tim as tbosi or ant OTaia aaKa7 WWWAWI .
