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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1930
WATKINS GALLS
ON M'NARY TO
DEBATE RECORD
A challenge to 1; his record bare
In a public debate luued to Senator
Charlea L. McNary By Elton wai
ktaii, democratic candidate (or Unit
ed States senator, in a letter ad
dressed to McNary by Watklns.
The letter reads as follows:
"Dear Senator:
"The voters of Oregon are en
titled to know the record and views
of candidates for office.
"You voted against the Interests
of the fanners when you voted
against the export debenture and
In favor of the Orundy tariff steal.
You voted with we power trust In
voting to confirm Lenroot and
wood lock, and the power companies
in Oregon are supporting you in
this campaign because you named
their selection for U. & marshall
Your vote in favor of Mexican Im
migration likewise pleases the power
trust, which want cheap labor.
Your absence at the present time
from Washington, while Soviet Rus
sia pleads in person for dumping
Its products In this country, will not
be forgotten by (he lumber indus-
"There are othrf question to he
discussed and debated. To acquaint
the people with your record and
views, I suggest we arrange a series
of Joint debates held throughout
the state, the time and places to
be arranged to your satisfaction.
"Your Immediate acceptance Is
earnestly requested.
"Respectfully.
"ELTON WATKINS.
ARGENTINE WINE
EXHIBIT IS BANNED
Sacramento, Calif, (LP) Visions
at a display of sparkling Argentine
wines at the Pan-American Recipro
cal trade conference here in Aug
ust were blasted by a message from
the prohibition department en
forcement headquarters at wasn
Ington.
"Sorry we cannot sanction dis
play of Argentine wines at a trade
meeting in Sacramento," was the
message received by Simon J. Lubin,
chairman of the governing board.
Exporters of wines in the Ar
gentines republic had requested
permission to iisplay their wares
at the conference.
Dawn Patrol" Offers
Barthelmess At Best
U'f:yfK .
The Dawn Patrol- U A thrilling
story of war In the air. It Is more
than an air spectacle. It Is a living
document of the, boys who won a
victory for their country, but lost
their own souls, and Richard Bar
thelmess takes his greatest role in
this production, now playing at
BUgh's Capitol the er.
Barthelmess plays the role of a
young English daredevil and Doug
las Fairbanks, Jr. and Neil Hamil
ton play his buddies. The story Is
a highly dramatic mirror of those
early years in the Worli war when
"schoolboy" flyers in the British
air service were compelled to face I
highly organized German aces, with '
mediocre equipment against the
more modem enemy planes. .
"Never has the star, Barthelmess,
given such a vivid portrayal. Neil
Hamilton plays the part of Major
Brand, -commander of a British
flying squadron who is compelled
to sacrifice young flyers on hope
less missions. Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr., comes to the top with a bril
lont portrayal of Scott, best friend
of Capt. Courtney (Barthelmess).
Wednesday Is the last dy of this
great picture.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
of this week Bligh's Capitol will
present "The Fox Movietone Follies
of 1930 ' with a notable cast and
half dozen popular new songs.
BLAST DESTROYS
MUNITION TRAIN
HONAN PROVINCE
Kwelteh, Honan, OP) A national
ist government ammunition train,
composed of nineteen cars,, was
blown up near here Monday. Loss
of life, though undetermined, was
believed small.
While cause of the blaze which
set off the explosion was unknown.
It was rumored rebel spies were
responsible. Explosion of the am
munition, which consisted largely of
heavy calibre si.ella and aerial
bombs, ripped out the railroad right.
of-way, twisted steel cars, and hurl-
ed debris hundreds of feet.
The train was standing five miles
from this town when the blaze
broke out. Explosions were heard
for many miles.
With the nationalist government
suffering a severe loss from burning
of the train. It wa: reported fight
ing .long the Halchow-Tung-Kwan
railroad was at a low ebb as a re
sult of the unprecedented heavy
rains In northern Honan province.
The rains have kept up for the
past two weeks, resulting In dam
aging floods; which have covered
many thousands acres of grain.
Lands on both sides of the railroad
are submerged, transforming battle
lines into mud wallows. -
In many areas, the fields are
waist-deep under water, resulting
in virtual loss of the entire crops.
In other sections, grains are be
ing harvested from row-boats, farm
ers merely cutting the grain heads
above water, and leaving the stalks
standing.
The floods are expected to result
in sharp famine conditions in the
affected areas during the approach
ing winter.
ARM IS FRACTURED
BY PORCH TUMBLE
Dayton While about evening at
her home, Mr. Red Kunn of the
Webfoot neighborhood, overbalanc
ed backward from the back porch
and broke one bone in her left
arm Just above the wrist. Dr. E
M. Reitsel of McMinnvule reduced
the fracture.
ANNUAL OUTING IS
HELD FOR CHURCH
Lablsh Center The annual picnic
of the Evangelical community Sun
day school was held at Clemen's
park. About seventy picnickers en
joyed the different sports including
swimming, boating, golfing and oth
er entertainment available. A picnic
supper was served at, 6 o'clock, fol
lowed by Ice cream later In the evening.
INFANT IS BURIED
Jefferson Funeral services for
the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Lent, still born Saturday
morning, v,;re held at the Canby
cemetery Sunday afternoon. The
Lent family has recently moved here
from Canby.
PAVING PLANT MOVES
Jefferson The a. J. Kernan Con
struction company has completed
the work of putting the non-skid
surface on (he highway In this vi
cinity, and has moved the plant to
Corvallis.
DOCTOR TAKEN ILL
Mt. Angel Dr. A. P. E. Schler
baum Is at the Coffey clinic in Port
land for several days, due to illness.
It Is hoped that this ailment Is just
temporary and that he will be back
in his office before long. . . , -
VACATIONISTS MAKE CALL
Donald Mr. and Mrs. Evert
Chemmln and son visited last week
with Mrs. Shemmln's sister, Mrs. L.
O. Oiesy. The Shemmtns, after a
month's vacation In California, were
on their way to their home In Aber
deen, Wash.
Treatment of Sciatica
By BEVERLEY R. TUCKER, M.D.
Richmond, Virginia
In the first place if you have
pain down the outside of one or
the other leg be sure to consult
a good physician and arrive scien
tifically at the diagnosis of scia
tica; do not jump a; the conclu
sion that you have sciatica.
Sciatica Is an lnflamatlon of the
largest nerve in the human body
and the pain runs through the
sciatic notch, deeply seated In the
lower part of the buttocks, down
the outer side of the leg to the
outside of the ankle and under the
foot to the base of the great toe.
Pressure along the course of this
nerve causes excrutiating pain and
other pains around the pelvis, hips
or In the legs should not be con
fused with It. Bilateral sciatica,
which Is sciatica of both sides. Is
extremely rare and when pain Is
on both sides it is usually due not
to sciatica but to a tumor in the
lower part of the spinal canal.
Sciatica occurs from some local
or general Infection: In consequence
Happy Days
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My Corns
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of
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then lift out your corns roots and
all out to stay. A safe, delightful
way to take every bit of hard skin
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You'll be overjoyed at the great
comfort you'll obtain nothing like
healthy, free from pain feet to as
sure happy days!
Get a package of Radox at Perry's
Drug store or any drug store, and
start tonight to get rid of every corn
you have. adv.
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one should undergo a most thor
ough medical examination and have
corrected any form of infection that
may exist. As soon as sciatica is
absolutely diagnosed the patient
should immediately go to bed. It is
unwise to treat sciatica while the
patient is up. The extremity should
never be given during the acute
stage. Absolute physiological rest
is essential. The patient should not
take morphine, cocaine or any form
of opiates and should take as few
coal tar preparations for the relief
of pain as possible. Absolute rest
makes the inflamed nerve subside
and the pain gradually disappears.
After the pain has practically sub.
sided gentle massage may be given.
During the course of the condition
if the pain is very excrutiating the
proper application of diathermy is
of value. Liniments containing
salicylates may be applied but not
rubbed In. When the pain has sub
sided the patient may start getting
up for a few minutes and gradually
increase the time until he Is walk
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LOST "GRANDSON"
ROBS AGED WOMAN
Paris (IP) Madams Nanette de
Livry doesn't see so well any more.
She hadn't beheld her only grand
son tor five years, when a dashing
young lad of flftren or therebouts
rapped at the door of her solitary
abode and rushed Into her arms
with a cry of "Hello Grandma."
"I'll buy you something nice at
the baker's (or Breakfast," she
beamed.
Half an hour later she was back.
The "grandson" bad gone. So, a
search revealed, had 15,000 francs
worth of bonds and 9.000 francs In
cash the savings of 80 frugal years.
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pimples and blemishes disappear.
Thousands say It has banished dan
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TEETER BOARD
RECORD EFFORT
IS FRUSTRATED
Albany After 33 hours and 30
minutes start toward a world's
endurance "teeter-totter" record.,
Maxine and Clinton Stenberg.
cousins vere tumbled to the
ground by a neighbor boy, who
gave Clinton a shove. The young
sters, 12 and 14 respectively had
been teetering constantly for near
ly 24 hours, and at 12:10 o'clock
were brought suddenly to the
ground.
Maxine's brother refueled Clirv
ton and Mrs. Roy Stenberg looked
after her daughter's needs.
The youngsters built their own,
teeter, using a hlg Bawhorse and
had bolted the plank onto the
horse. Sleeping quarters were also
provided the endurance seekers
and the "kids" were going strong
when their jealous neighbor, It is
stated tumbled them off.
The Stenberg' who fasnloned
their contest after "Skeezlx" of
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