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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT The Salem school board at Its meeting last night voted to permit the use of the high school gym nasium to outside teams at the rate of $5 per evening, that flguro be ing determined as the amount nec essary to meet expenses In keeping the gymnnfilum open for use. An additional price will be charged In cane real games aro played.in the gymnasium. Last night's action was taken with the understanding that there would be no spectators at the practices, and no smoking by the players. Christmas vacation wos net for Dee. 24 to Jan 3, Inclusive. Schools Will also be closed Thursday and Friday of this week for Thanks giving vacation. An offer made by Nina "W. Par rlfh, grandaughter of J. L. Par rlah, for whom the new Salem Jun ior high school Is named, to present a large crayon - portrait of her ' grandfather for display in the build lng was accepted with t-hanks by tho board. After a considerable amount of discussion action was taken to In stall a water heater in the senior high school building to heat water for the shower baths In the even ing. Without the special heater It would bo necessary to keep a large fire going in the furnace at a much greater expense than that of running tho heater. The heater Is not to cost more than 35, and will bo installed with tho under standing that If not satisfactory it will be removed. The matter of a new sldewnlk near Lincoln school came up for discussion. No definite action was taken on building the walk. DETROIT PREPARES FOR . THANKSGIVING FEAST Mill City. Or.. Nov. 25. The little town of Detroit, nestled Id the hills about 20 miles east of Mill City, lu a world all of Its own, pluns to have one grand and glorious timo Thanksgiving, cele brating with a big community dinner at 7 o'clock in the evening, to be followed by a dance. Detroit has been Isolated from tho rest of tho world on account of no roads for so long that they have learned tho knack of putting on a walloping good entertainment Sciatic The sciatic nerve, situated at the back of tho hip Joint n fre quently tho subject of Neuritis, giving rise to the painful disease Sciatica. Tho symptoms an) in tense pain which shoots down the thigh to tho foot, often aggravat ed by walking, and with painful points along tho course of ' the nerve, very tonder to tho touch. The disease Is a very obstlnntc ono and docs not readily respond to ordinary treatment. It takes more than the usual pain sedative even to alleviate the pain. The quickest, safest and surest way to get rid of the persistent nerve racking pains of Neuritis is to get a bottle of AUcnrhu Spe cial Formula No. 2, which comes In capsule form. Take them as di rected and notice how in about ?4 hours they have considerably re duced, If not entirely banished, all pain and soreness, Continue until tho Neuritis has entirely disappeared and you aro ablo to work and rest In comfort once again. Perry's Drug store keeps Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2 In stock all the time and soils lots of it. Adv. Rough lumber or interior finish Also Posts Poles Plllns Ladders Lath -Shingles Building Material EVE.UY grade of lumber be tween these two extremes is produced by us from our own logs under close supervision and by the most modern methods that insure quality production in standard sizes and to the most exacting spe cifications. Our planing mills turn clear, kiln dried lumber into interior finish, cabinet work, sashes, doors and frames that for finish, style and work manship, rank with any on the market. Any quantity for any purpose delivered anywhere JM'Minnville Independonc Nawbortf uougias nr Lumoer Woodburn. CSalfMYI Advance Musical News The Panatrope The New Music Reproducing Machine designated the Panatrope by its manu facturers, tho Brunswick Balko Collan der Co., will be heard at II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Friday and Saturday aft ernoons and evenings. with their own talent, and this Thanksgiving wilt bs no exception to tho rule.. THE CAPITAL 'JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925- Id order to meet Increased ex penditures, the Finnish govern ment has introduced a bill provid ing lor a 20 per cent supertax on bachelors and a 10 percent tax on chfldlp-n married men. MONMOUTH TO NAVE CITY BASEBALL TEAM Monmouth, Or., Nov. 25. About 20 candidates for the town bas ketball team turned out at the first practice held In the new high acnooi gymnasium Monday night, among tliein several ex-college and high Bchoot stars. The team la to beu nder the management of the Young. Men's club which was re cently organized under the direc tion of Itev. Paul 1'oIL, who has played on the Willamette untvor 3t!y five. This is the first time In several years Monmouth has had the chance to put out a town team, there being no gymnasium avail able. A schedule will be drawn up wtlh other valley towns and a successful season Is expected. The pre-war custom of decorat ing married couples who celebrate golden wedding anniversaries Is to be revived by the Prussian gov ernment. A specially coined medal will bo presented In each case. UNIVERSITY TO HAVE NEW BASKETBALL HALL Eugene, Ore. Nov. 25. Slto for the proposed nW batik et ball pa vlllion for University of Oregon games hoa been definitely chosen on University street, between 16th and 17th avenues, and plans for the building are being drawn. Tb pavllllon will be orected at au ap proximate cost of $150,000. According to the plans, the pa vllion- will form tho center of a group of proposed buildings for, physical training. It will be con structed to seat 6,000. mimliXWmm rote ' " QnickStattmBandMove. a NON-DETONATING ASOLlHE AT D.EJP.E NfplA B J- E S E B.VI C E S TATIONS
