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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930
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SOVIET UPSETS
ALLEGED PLOT
TO STIR REVOLT
Moscow (IW Arrest of some of
the highest officials of the Kharkov
.government on charges of oonsplr
lag to foment counter revolution
. u announced Wednesday. The so
. vlet secret political police have dis
banded the organization with which
.they are accused of working.
Included In the list of arrested;
officials arc some of the highest ex
ecutives of the commissariat of ag
riculture of the Ukraine, the Ukran
-lan state planning commission, the
agrarian and cooperative banks, the
institute of economy of the Ukraine,
the agronomical school, the Ukrain
ian lumber trust, and others.
The announcement disclosed that
for several years some of the most
important posts dealing with the
agricultural life of the Ukraine have
been occupied by members of an or
ganization which aims to tear down
the Communist agrarian policies
and strengthen the position of the
Kulaks i well-to-do farmers).
DONALD RESIDENT
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Donald Joseph Blxel, 64, died
Monday night In the Good Samari
tan -hospital In Portland, where he
nad been several months for treat
ment of a cancerous tumor In his
leg. Bixel, who owned a home here,
had resided in this vicinity about
twenty years.
Surviving are the widow, Margar
et, who lives here, and two daugh
ters, Mrs. Lucille Schults of Har
rington, Wash., and Miss Leone, of
Portland; and two grandchildren.
Funeral services have not been
completed. Burial will probably be
In the Yergen cemetery west of here.
TWO YEAR ILLNESS
: IS ENDED BY DEATH
Bklns Mrs. C. O. Allrn has re
ceived word of the death of her
uncle, Thorn a E. Cain, who passed
away at a sanltortum In Portland
8unday morning1, where he has been
for the past two years.
He leaves three children, W. P.
Cain, Nehalem; Charlie Cain, Port
land, and Mrs. Louise Brookman of
Turner, and many other relatives
and friends. He will be laid to rest
beside his wife In the Lone Fir
cemetery In Portland, who passed
way In 1023.
Chris Herlgstad as Ruford B. 8w
yer, a timid lawyer; Zella 8mllh as
Emily Jans Pink, blacker than Ink;
Jennie Bauereaslg as Sadie I
Boise, a widow by choice; Hylda
Poster as Imogen McShane, the
sweet young thing. ..... .
The Dlay Is being ' snonsorad by
the F T. A. association and will be
given In the -school house. ' There
will be music by the Scotta Mills
orchestra -between acts. -".
SANDMAN SONG
SUNG IN TALKIE
When Cliff Edwards sines "A
Japanese Bandman" in ' his first
scenes of "Lord Byron of Broad
way," MOM's latest comedy with
music and wonderful technicolor,
he will be doing a tribute to a
memory.
A Japanese Sandman as he
sung It at the Riverside Theater,
New York some years ago, launch
ed "Ukelele Ike" as a star almost
overnight. An absolute newcomer,
he received seven encores for the
number.
It provides the prelude for the
dramatic scene In which Charles
Kaley, as "Roy Erskine" Interrupts
the show, believing ' he has been
robbed of the song, "A Bundle of
Old Love Letters." "Lord Byron of
Broadway" Is currently showing at
the Fox Elsinore.
Saturday brings Oary Cooper In
his second all talking picture.
'Seven Days Leave," with Fan-
chon & Marco's Eyes Idea on the
stage.
BROKEN MAIN
RAISES HAVOC
San Francisco (jnA It Inch wa
ter main burst under a residential
street here Tuesday night and wash
ed out a large section of the broken
gas mains, poured (as Into the
Belghborhood and an explosion de
moHaned' the dwelling of Mr. and
Mi.-Henry .- Oerdea. Six persons
were injured, none ol inem fatally.
in main, aonneeted with a stor
age reservoir of the Olympic Bait
Water Pumping company, poured a
deluge or -water Into the street.
washing a torrent of mud and sand
through the neighborhood and trap
ped several automobiles beneath the
flow of sand and water.
Telephone and light connections
were periled and the flood snapped
the land connection of the Postal
Telegraph company's Hawaiian ca
ble, causing a temporary susDension
of service. A delivery truck toppled
into me water filled crevasse. The
torrent was uncontrolled for two
nours.
MARCEE COX RITES
ARE HELD WEDNESDAY
GEORGE JESSEL
SCORES IN FILMS
George Jessel scores a tremend
ous triumph In his starring role
for Movietone in "Love, Live and
Laugh," which opened a two-day
engagement at Bligh's Capitol Wed
nesday. Playing a role of a young Italian
Immigrant who loses his American
SCOTTS MILLS CAST
WILL PRESENT PLAY
Brooki The dramatic cast of
ficotts Mills will present a thrre act
comedy entitled "Two Days to
Marry," at the Brooks school house,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The cast of characters are, Louie
Uagee as Simon P. Chase, as black
as his race: Raymond Lrllis as
Jsmcs J. Pare, a wtfrlpss heir:
Independence Marcee Cox. son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cox, passed
away at the family nome Monday
on the Collins & Collins ranch near
this city, after a short Illness. The
body was taken In charge by the
Keeney Funeral directors and the
funeral held Wednesday afternoon
2 o'clock from the chapel on
Monmouth avenue. Rev. E. O.
Ranton, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating.
The family moved here about ten
years ago from Marimar. Mo., and
for the .past three years have been
living at the Collins it Collins
ranch.
The boy was past four years of
age and leaves beside his parents,
a sister, Cathern. 5; two brothers,
Clarence, S, and Wilbur, 7; also his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Martin of Northport, Wash. Inter
ment was in the I. O. O. F. ceme
tery.
New Recipe for
Coloring Gray Hair
By LOIS PAGE
sweetheart when he la enmer!ed In
the World War and la reported kill
ed, Jessel rises to dramatic heights
that stamp him as one of the great
est character actors on the talking
screen.
It Is a highly sympathetic role that
Jessel essays, and ne makes the
moat of every situation.
While primarily a poignant drama,
"Love, Live and laugh" has many
light touches of comedy during
which the versatile star demon
strata be Is equally effective la the
humorous sequences. .. - ,
Ul Lee. as Jessel'a sweetheart
turns in one of the most effective
characterizations In her distinguish
ed career, handling the dramatic
scenes with Jessel with a restraint
that make bcr role one of the'hlib
spots of me production.
have a
BABIES FIND HOMES
Twin Bridges. (IP) Locating
homes for babies is a simple matter.
according to officials of the state
orphans' home. Their Infantile
smile and charm, and their absolute
Lucky Mother
CLEANUP DAY SET
Dayton Saturday, March 29 has
been proclaimed clean-up day by
James Penland, mayor of Dayton.
Trucks will gather boxes and sacks
of rubbish placed on the curb and
haul them to the city dumping
ground.
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Skin As Velvety
as Schoolgirl's
One woman who had Ions; been
annoyed by a bad com pic i ion
writes, "It was worse than usual
and I began to use Ke&inol Sonp
and Ointment regularly. In a few
days my Mcin was clear and as
soft and velvety as a schoolgirl's."
A complexion cleared of unsightly
blemishes ran usually be kept so
by daily us of Kesinol Soap
With a touch of Resinol Oint
ment whn needed for a tempo
rary pimple or roughness.
Resinol
ANY
junk:
Anv Amount
PAY MARKET PRICE
Phone 492 we'll call
Salem Junk Co.
J? N. Cesaaierrlal 81.
SAFFRON KLINE
Woodburn Harold Gilbert, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gilbert, is con
valescing after a serious attack of
appendicitis, under the care of Dr.
IJonnellv.
One of the
questions most
frequently ask
ed me Is "What
shall I do for
my graying
hair?" Unhesi
tatingly I rec
ommend that
tried and prov
en recipe o f
sage tea and
sulphur. A
brew of common garden sage with
sulphur and alcohol added, makes
the best hair restorer I know of.
You can either prepare the mix
ture yourself at home, or as most
people prefer to do. buy it already
prepared and ready to use. Wyeth'a
Sage 4c Sulphur Is the name of the
ready-to-u&e preparation and since
all druggists sell it at 75c a bottle,
there Is really no need of going to
the bother of making it yourself.
You simply moisten a comb or
soft brush with It, and draw it
through the hair, one strand at a
time. One application banishes the
gray and one or two more complete
ly restores your gray, faded or
streaked hair to its original color.
There Is no hard, dyed look. The
whole effect is one of perfect natur
alness. Thousands of men Bnd wom
en use this preparation with no one
MiRpertlng It. adv.
"My success with Betty Jean isn't
just luck," says Mrs. D. H. Keating,
1318 Hays St., San Antonio. "It Is
due to a plan.
"She has escaped the ill-effects
of colds, and upsets because, at the
first sign of a cold; of bad breath,
coated tongue or feverishness, I
open her bowels with California Fig
Syrup. She loves Its taste and I like
its gentle, thorough action."
Mothers by thousands praise Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup. For fifty years
physicians have endorsed this pure
vegetable product. It tones and
strengthens stomach and bowels;
stimulates appetite; encourages di
gestion and assimilation. Its use
helps make sallow, listless children
rosy and energetic
Look for the name California
when buying. That marks the gen
uine; safe for infants, effective for
children In their teens. adv.
SPECIALS
Wednesday and Thursday
1 for $1.00
Fink Deutzia, Pink Welgella,
Splrea Van Houtte
5 Filbert Trees for .11.00
(Reg. 60c grades)
6 ft Weeping Willow Trees. .Me
Campbell Early Grapes the
early Blue Grape 3 for..:. 50c
PEARCY BROS. NURSERY
240 N. Liberty St.
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triumphs of Studebaker's 78 years of quality manu
facture. It provides, for insunce,Duo-Servo4-wheel
brakes; Hydraulic shock absorbers; Self-adjusting
spring shackles; Lanchester Vibration Damper;
Thermostatic controlled cooling; Ross cam-and-lever
steering; Safety steering wheel and adjustable
column; and, Genuine mohair upholstery.
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dependence on others,
universal appeal.
It Is the little boys and girls of
school age and Just under who sel
dom find a home and are compelled
to swallow their disappointment and
live on at the state Institution.
FRESH AIR
IS ALL RIGHT
IN ITS PLACE..
. but it's really unnecessary to
psy for ir, especially when yon
buy soap. A big airy package of
some sort of soap bubbles may
be all very well, but doo't let it
' make you think that it contains
more ap than While King's
compact carton.
For White King is nothing bus
the purest vegetable-oil soap
' made, granulated for conve
nience. It packs like powdered
sugar, so you can be sure you're
buying a condensed soap, free
from air end unnecessary mois
ture. And White King is so fine
in quality that it's safe for the
sheerest lingerie, effective for
the heaviest blankets.
The economy of White Kins
Granulated Soap is surprising.
A teaspoonful for the wash basis,
or dish-pan, cupful for the wash
ing machine. Sold by your grocer
ft usttr ditfrktt V Or.
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Hot Water and Plenty at All Times
But you need a
Gas Waterheater
Complete line at the Gas Display rooms 136 So. High St.
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Bishop's Clothing and Woolen Mills Store
Our super-value
Suits are a challenge to
SPRING
200 Newly Arrived Spring Suits in
.Tweed Effects and Worsted
Materials
Here Is a splendid example of what manufacturing affil
iation can do in obtaining stylish merchandise early in
the season, at;a price that few stores can duplicate. These
jiew suits are tailord to our own order in the highly pop
dar tweed effects for young men and fine hard finish'
worsteds for the man who desires a more conservative
suit In appearance they're beauties, in sound practical
Talue they set the highest mark we've seen in years.
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