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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1930)
PAGE TWELVE THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON' WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1930 STATE PRISON OPEN HOUSE ; IS ANNOUNCED Superintendent Henrv W. Mey ers and other officials of the state penitentiary will be hosts to the people of Oregon next Saturday and fiunday when open house Is to be held In the new prison adminis tration building that Is now prac tically complete. The building, a four-story structure, will bo occu pled early next week. Located In the new building will be the administrative and Indus trial offices, guards' quarters, prison arsenal, matin's offices, and, on the top floot, quarters for 60 fe male prisoners. Under the direction of the ma tron, Mrs. Gene Halley, and her as sistant. Mrs. Bertha Mathews, number of thev omen .prisoners are encaged in polishing up the wo men's quarters. Rugs have been bought for the corridor, and these were Being dusted and put in place Tuesday. The new quarters, with baths and other modern conveni ences In every room, and with good beds, are better furnished than many hotels, and In color, cleanli ness and convenience far ahead of anything many of the women have . known "outside Corrective needs have not been overlooked, and one rvn has been set apart especially for the .girls who won't be good. Segregation as si ' precaution against Infectious diseases, never - beiore possible among the women in the Oregon penitentiary, is provided In the new quarters. .The new building Is considered fireproof. With the exception of windows and doors It is entirely I product of prison labor. This Includes plumbing, interior decora tion and various artistic features, for example an electric color foun tain on the first floor. The public will be received next Saturday and Sunday between the hours of o'clock a. m. and 4 p. m. The excavation has been com pleted for the new cell wing re cently authorized by the state emer gency board. GLAND TREATMENT FOR NEURATHENIA Chicago (A) The task of curing that M what's-1 he-use" feeling that Impairs the efficiency of many of the 60.000 employes of the Illinois Centra railroad, has been under- taken by Dr. James H. Hutton, en docrinologist. Dr. Hutton, who assumed his du ties .Monday, Is believed by -the railroad to be the first to apply mdoctrinology to Industry. Ha be lleves the efficiency of employes will be Increased by the other scientific treatment of thyroid, adrenal, pltU' llsry and ouier glands. "We want all these - 60,000 em ployes hitting on all six cylinders. Dr. Hutton explained. "My Job I to remove tne carbon to treat the glands that cause sickness and low efficiency." Neurasthenia that "what'a-the- use" feeling that limits a man'sH working power, he believes, can be cured by gland treatment. HONORS GIVEN. TO BOYSCOUTS Merit badges and other awards were given some 40 Bov Scouts from Marion and Polk counties Tuesday evening when the May court of honor of Cascade Area council was held in the county court house. Justice H. H. Belt presided. Thirty-one boys received merit badges. They Included Marlon Lampman, Maurice 6 he lion, Loren Benjamin, Fred Gerlinger, Ted Holfgren, Edward Hamilton, Elbert Hawkins, frank Newfrld, Oerald Vinton, Charles Fully. Wilfred Hlne. mon, . Phil Ferris,' Roger Kellogg, Irvtn ; Ulver, Menaikas Selander. Kred ramutuison, Gordon Black, William Towne, . Raymond Miller. Harold Gardner, Roy Brady, William Kleen, Robert AUgulre, J. D. wood fin, Ernest Livesay, Dale Trulllnger, George Jackson, Ben Reeser, Wil Baldwin and Clare Nelson. Roy C. Brady oif Silverton was awarded a bronze palm, he having earned 31 merit badges. Eugene Tower of . Salem received a star award. Paul and Robert Shepherd of Scotts Mills received first class awards while second class awards went to Raymond Miller,-William Baldwin, George ackson, Elmer Withem and John Newfeld. GUESTS AT GATES Oates Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown and small son of Pasadena, Calif., are guests at the Charles Brown home east of Oates. Both are for mer Gates high students. Mrs. Brown was Helen Oglesby, dajghter or Charles Oglesby, who was section foreman on the Southern Pacific railroad at Oates. Los Angeles (IP) Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, noted motion pic ture stars, Tuesday appeared at the county marriage license bureau and filed notice of intention to wed. PARAMOUNT ON PARADE TODAY FOX ELSINORE A world of entertainment will be spread before patrols of the Fox Eisinore theater Wednesday where "Paramount on Parade", the Joy ously anticipated festival of the stars opens Its three day run of en joyment, it's said to oe a great party and everybody's Invited. More than 35 stars and featured players of the Paramount studios Join in the glamorous breath-taklnr revel. The picture was five month; In the making and during that time the greatest secrecy shrouded It. "Paramount on Parade" It thrill ing, gorgeous, spectacular, funny, exciting, tuneful and almost every oiner aajecuve in tne language. The most famous screen stars. George Bancroft, Clara Bow, Mau rice Chevalier, Nancy Carroll, and many others, do their stuff. There Is fun from Harry Oreen, Jack Oakle, Skeets Gallagher and Helen Kane; songs and dancing from Nancy Carroll and Clara Bow; Charles i Buddy) Rogers makes love; Ruth Chatterton does a dra matic bit that Is prooably the best she has ever done on stage or screen. Richard Arlen, Gary Coop er, Kay Prances, Predrlc March. LUllan Roth and FayWray, and all the other young and handsome ana Deautuul nignigihts of Para. mount pictures contrluute their oest. . . . . ..i Everything's on the up and up. It seems that everyone Is going to have a big time at the Pox Eisi nore Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. "The Marriage Playground" with Mary Brian and Fredrlc March plays today. Dayton Mackin Gray. 8. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oray, Is very ill with pneumonia at the home of his parents. A trained nurse is at tending mm. Mrs. Gray Is principal of the Dayton city grade school and teacher of the seventh and eighth grades. . MILLERS ARE HOSTS AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Suver Mr. and Mrs. John Miller entertained dinner guests Sunday honoring the eighth birthday of their small daughter, Dora, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Godwin and children, Ven tus, Barbara, Zelma, Zenna and Ray of Buena Vista; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pendarvls and children, Vivian, Bobby and Clarence of Corvallis; Gladys, Virgie and Lloyd Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daughter, Dora. - PLANT CHERRY TREES Poison, Mont. (If) Initiative of a banker has given Lake county its necessary Impetus towards develop ing into a sour cherry growing cen ter. Two years ago, J..A. Johnson, bank president, foresaw possibilities in growing cherry trees. Today, largely through his encouragement, over 7000 trees have been planted on farms bordering the east and west shores of Flathead lake, UNIONVALE VISITORS Unlonvale Guy Stoutenburg and sons Floyd, Dean and Robert, and daughter Geraldlne, of Kelso, Wash., are the guests of his mother Mrs. Hettle Stoutenburg and other rela tives here. Stomach Troubles Doctors say 90 of all sickness is due to stomach troubles, so if you suffer from gas, pains in the stomach or borne Is, dizziness, and havenoappctitc. can't steep and are nervous you need Tanlac It is good pure medicine, made of roots, herbs and barks. Your drug gist sells it on a money- back guarantee. No More Stomach Ulcers or Gas Pains! 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Your whole sys tem enjoys a tonic effect constipa tion vanishes, and you feel a renewed vigor. Avoid bromides and dope, they are depressing1 and harmful. All Druggists 25c and 76c red pkgs. CARTER'S ISS PILLS lJesigned especially to be given as graduation gifts... Msrjhritn,fmpi,lmr firimMmmtSttr,titumtrn4tkDwlmgDmiryCital Tk tumtijml D.uling Dwry CittftrptJ to at rmmmrnn f It fjtt. Pwfos VW h mjmmi 17 tk Crmtmrj dmt kmiU for bvfy girl f ul kink, ml tk dart V J'ma . BxOrhr thh Ehmry Cbn it mf Oritmiml mmd Amtricmm Wmhmt Hum Hmrrih pmrntlmi ttp rich mktltiskduMkmmdcmndmUimgt. Atkattti m,y m m sWWimrwMimUaailiMlM RrgmUr d(XJ frict it M. During Girt GrmJmtlt Wnk i i i J J Notice the graceful lines, the balanced proportions, the beautiful matched walnut veneers and the rich carvings of these three cedar chews. They were designed expressly for gradu ation gifts. They were built to sell from $40 to 50. We arc offering them during this big sale at real price reductions. No photograph can do justice to these masterpieces. To fully appreciate their beauty, see the actual chests at our store. LANE Cedar Chests i ThbiMulnmt utoJtw umlimugn met aW ftcUllyJir CM Grmdmmtn, Tmf, frmm ;Wi r Amtricmm Vtbml ttm.tr with Amtricmm r.W WiA Mm, tkt kmmmfml frntfinUtot, TU Africmm W.Um Omtrimy girt m dim mf ttUr,Am Utml tknt Jmrkmdrmm, f fpifii Hrlttt gwlgrmJmmnt pnrrrtog At CtmmU Mi w km JrJgmti Sill ktJmtjml Ism Cdmr CiuTtrnf, frmmt mmm1 tmdi mr Amrritmt Wmtmmt mtmr tritk Amur' temm Wmlmmlfintok. A Mskmgmmj Ormimfgirmta Immlm " TM ' ' 1 - -'j- 'Jrt nilfnj 689familton, PERSHING VISITS FRENCH CEMETERY Thlaucourt, Prance W) A cold, drizzling morning greeted Ambassa dor Walter E. Edge, and General Pershing Tuesday on their visit to this American military cemetery, . It waa the kind of a day so often experienced In the Argon ne by the 4,151 American doughboys who lie in their honored graves here. The two Americans were received by the chief cabinet prefects and Mayor Maurice of Thlaucourt The visitors had asked that there be no official welcome, suggesting It be reserved for the party of gold star mothers expected here Thursday, PLANT A TREE MOVE Roy, Mont. (IP) "Why kill a tree to celebrate Christmas? Why not plant live ones in your front yard and use them from year to year?" Many nature loving women of Boy suited action to word and have transplanted fir trees which, next Yuletide season, will serve as Christ mas trees. MARYLAND LABOR ASKS DRY REPEAL Salisbury, Md. W) Repeal of the Volstead act and the eighteenth amendment and restoring to the various states the right to control the llQUor traffic was unanimously urged by the Maryland-District of Columbia Federation of Labor con vention here Tuesday. A resolution which declared pro hibition had a fair trial for the last 12 years, a.id had resulted la an Increase of drunkenness and at tendant evils waa passed without discussion. , t BARBERS ON STRIKE L New Vork UP) -Obtaining a shat or a haircut in downtown Manhat tan. was a matter of some diflicmltw Tuesday with 600 of the appro xl mately 1,000 barbers In that sew tlon on strike. The strikers, who are members of the journeymen) barber's international union, are) seeking to enforce the closing ot shops at t p. m. on Saturdays In stead of" 10 t Only Three Days Left In Which To Save BUY NOW! 89 SUITS FINAL CLEANUP SALE SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY Reg. $33 Reg. $35 Reg. $40 Reg. $45 Reg. $50 Reg. $55 SUITS, SUITS, SUITS, SUITS, SUITS, SUITS, $16.50 $17.50 $20.00 $22.50 $25.00 $27.50 30 ODD SUITS AND OVERCOATS Sizes up to 39 $fQ OO jjivn.cn lines ui uigu giauc itian.es tu iiusc uui Alterations at Cost Can't Bust 'Em CORDUROYS Regular 6.00 standard cream colored cords so much m favor with the young men ot today now on sale at (PO tfT big saving. All sixes. Sale u.D DRESS PANTS Regular MJ0, I7.M stylish all wool pants In young men's conservative patterns, striped and plain, i mn r?r wonderful quality Sal. DO. iO NECKWEAR Regular 1 00 quality, stylish cut silk style, neat patterns &-t ff Sale, 3 for dl.UU Regular 11 0 ties In attractive patterns and beautiful silks, rrr Sal. ....iDC Regular W.JO ties, finest quality cut silk Imported, an Spring patterns d 1 in and colors. Sale Ol.17 MEN'S DRESS SHOES Broken lmea of reguar M M to 111 00 Boa tonlan Oxford. In popuar shades, fine cafskln leathers, stylish last Included In this 1 at a sacrifice . ff i Qtr arte of Sale C4.7J MEN'S CAPS The famous Knox, Schol-Win and other standard makes of high trade caps In popular tweeda, herringbones and linen material.. Regular tZM to Q values Sal. tM.Dil BOYS' SUITS Regular 1J S0 suits In tweed and casat mar. Biaierlala styled. Just Ilk. Dad's In mart looking patterns, new (PQ or Spring colors. Sal , WtJ.OO BOYS' OVERALLS The new red bottom toreador style mad wUJh th. knit waist, 98C POLO SHIRTS Regular II 00 popular polo shlrla in th. summer weight, colon white, green, or ange and other popular r7Q shades Bale, each i VC Dress Shirts GROUP 1 Regular to $2.00 at: $1.00 GROUP 2 Regular $2.00 to $3.00 values j gp GROUP 3 Regular $3.50 val- Sale $2.45 beautiful patterns in collar attached and neckband style. Fine materials. Men's Sweaters Regular to $5.00 values, Pull over and coat (JO Qp" style. Sale SLi,iJD Regular $5.00 to $6.50 Pull over and coat (JJQ QC style. Sale tJO.Ot) Regular $6.50 to $11.00 Pull over and coat QM At? style. Sale tpHkmUU Regular $7.50 to $9.50 heavy back bue and (JQ f7C shaker style. Sale PO. I D Men's Hats $3.95 Regular $5.00 to $7.50 Lee, Aetna Felt and Straws. New shapes-Sale Regular $8.50 and $10 Knox and Bonar Phelps felts and straws fljp nrr Sale DO.DO ARATE3C SOFT COLLARS Broken line of these famous Arrow colllars. (-J If Reg. 35c Value Sale, !....& JL .11 GOLP BALLS Bishop Special Quality. Regular 60c value gj QQ KHAKI RIDINO PANTS p- (f 3ucs 30, 31 only. To close cut, pr.u)lvl ATHLETIC SHIRTS and SHORTS Broadcloth shorts in figured and striped patterns, mercrelzed shirts (p -f ff In wlUte Sale, i lor tDl.UU Regular 50c, 75c MEN'S DRESS HOSE Broken lines of high grade (P - ff make. Sale, 3 pairs 31.UU CANVAS GLOVES Pine ff quality, red knit wrist, pairs.. 3)1. lV HORSEHIOE GLOVES Union Made, gauntlet and wrist style, &- rf Durable and good fiiting Pair Ol.UU V. 8. ARMY WORK HOSE Art Mottled tan colors pairs ....iM.UU GOLP PANTS Regular 17.50, M .50 stylish tweed and flan nel materials In plus four and plus six styles. Neat itl nr Sal. ...,34.D MEN'S DRESSING ROBES Regular 112.50 to 110-50 flannel, rayon and silk materials In striking patterns and col on. Don't miss this chance to save on a .T:.. .........$9.85 Men's and Ladies' RAINCOATS Regular 17.50 to l 75 tan, black and other colors made by the U. 8. Robber Co, of their famous Naugetex rcatsrlal, sacrificed for quick selling. pn or Sale, each ibL.iJO QOLT HOSE-Regular 11.50, 12.00 values. A special group to close out (P-f rtrt quickly. Sale, each JS1.UU MEN'S OVERALLS Regular 1, 230 denim, made by Can't Butt 'Em factory. Cut full to sixe. Standard (p 1 fi quality, special, pair DlUV B DJTHiCDD Clothlna and Woolen Mills Otoro 340 Court Street
