THE DAILY CAPITAL JOU RNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1916.
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Willamette Valley
Turner Tidings
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Turner, Orv Oct. -0. Tho rurent
Teachers association held a reception
fur the teachers in the high school I
rnouis on r ndny evening ana a good
mminer of members present, -Mrs. Wag- and Mrs. Hansom. Jfrs. S Miller ami Miss Mary Davy
goner presided. During the evening the The W. W. elub met with Hazel Me-! spent their vacation with relatives on
high school was working up a gym,, Kay Tuesday of last week. the coast.
while the younger students and pri-j Mrs. B. (J. Briggs left Sunday fori Charles F. Bones is in Turner work
inary grades are talking play shed.! California. Mrs. Briggs is to be present; ing for his brother .1 M Bones
Here's to si ess to nil grades in their
work, both in books and sports. j
The Ladies Aid society planned a:
pound social for Key. and Mrs. J. J.
Mickey on Wednesday evening of this
week. No one was more surprised than I
the Mickey family when friends and!
neighbors, loaded with pounds of vari-lthe
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me irnui uoor. me evening was spent
in pleasant conversation. Kcrrcauments
offerC
HOW WOULD
to be adopted by a nice looking THREE-THOUSAND-DOLLAR
CHECK?
You can be if you say the word.
This is worth investigating. Come in at
once and ask us about the'EVEREADY
CONTEST.
Contest closes November 7 at midnight
Get Good, Fresh Batteries of
CM.LOCKWOdD
216 N. Comm,l St. Salem, Oregon
COLONEL C. E. S.WOOD
FRIEND OF LABOR
Will speak on the issues of the, campaign at the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
, Saturday Evening Oct. 21
8 O'clock Hear Him
WH
IS COMING
Now is the time to lay in your
winter supplies. You can buy
them at Wholesale prices at
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St., Opp. Court House
were served to over fifty invited quests
r f n
ims Lash otor
lhe .U. h. church has an addition otiand from its picture think it resembles
" vw ineiuners since conference. its grandfather Mickey.
Dr. Massey's have as their house. The Churlov Martin family arc mov
guests, William ami Thoinus Masscy; . ing out to the saw mill from 'West .stay
William will spend the school year here! ton.
.Mr. and Airs. Irvm rut man were in
Albany this week, the guests of Dryness visitor this week.
at the final settlement of the Briinrs
estate.
John Karris will act as janitor at the
school house for a few weeks.
Mrs. John Watson was out to Mr.
Dazell 'a Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jeans nre nt
parental home, Darwin has been ill I
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nuu i,Miiiuiu mri iiu ..in , uiu) nine,
to be up ana around ngain.
Key. and Mrs. Mickey are rcceiv-
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News
ing congratulations of a grandson John
Mr. CJ riff in of Jefferson wns n hnsi-
Mrs. Jmvold and daughter, Virginia,
are registered lit Burr's, Mr. Duwold
is connected with-the flax plant.
Ladies Aid ipiiltod at Mrs. Cornelius '
on Thursday afternoon.
Henry Osborn of Mill Creek vicinity
hflil the iniHl'm-tiiiin in lie lini-t l.iut .vi,..1.-
while ilisking a piece of farm Innd He
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received several bad bruises ami so is
ion crutches at present.
Mrs M. K. Davis was the house truest
this week of her daughter, Mrs. Anna
(shorn while n route home from a vis
it at Alsea, Oregon.
Percy Larsen was in the Cherry city
Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Steele of Aumsville was
visiting Turner friends this week
May (liven and Kvelyn Osborn have
not been able to answer to roll call for
the past week owing to bad colds.
Mrs. Birdie Dozier Denver and wee
i(4iuK.ii7i, i.iiiuifi ;wav, will DO HOI11C
from Portland this week.
Perry Cornelius has enjoyed a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Kmma Howe, dur
ing the lirst of the week. Also K. L.
( ornelius, a brother, and wife who liiul
been visiting relatives in Colfax, Wash.
stopped here en route lupine at Eugene.
Mrs. Ada Mathins and Mrs. Lou
Small drove out to Mis. Lawrence liob
erts Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Anna Busby
were Corvallis visitors recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Steele have re
turned from McMinnville.
Miss Ada Pearl Thomas spent last
week with homo folks.
Dr. und Mrs. J. W. Hansom motored
from Albany Wednesday.
Turner Fraternity in Limelight
Victoria Chapter .No. 7ti, O. K. 8.,
hostess to Chadwick Chapter Xo. 37,
Salem; Kudid Xo. 70 of Jefferson and
Acacia Xo. 03 of Stayton.
Olio of first of soeial entertainments
of the season was a fraternity banquet
given in the Masonic hall on the even
ing of the eleventh. Mrs. Mand
Bones is worthy matron this yc.ir and
feels much gratified as to the success
Of the affair.
Judge J. C. Morcland, well known to
Turucrites, was tonstmaster und with
his ability the address, to get her with
the responses from Judge George Bur
net, County School Supt. V. M. Smith,
Atty. K. Bingo, Atty. Miles, all from
Salem, and several from Jefferson and
Htayton completed a successful even
ing of entertainment.
North Howell Notes
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Xorth Howell, Or., Oct. 20. Thos.
Bump and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Kay
mond Jefferson made a trip to the
Bethel Notes
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Bethel, Or., Oct.' 20. A. K. March
and has an automobile, having purchas
ed a Maxwell last week.
Most of the neighbors have finished
digging potatoes but a few are -still
busy, it is reported that Mr. Xichols
Las already dug over five hundred
bushels and has more to dig. Mr. Ham
had about five acres of spuds. If the
price goes up according to present in
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long.
The Bethel silo filler Is still busy fill
ing silos for people outside the district
W. K. Baker went to Corvallis Mon
day and visited College View poultry
farm. J. II. Hanson is manager of the
farm. He has about a thousand white
Leghorn hens and is selling over one
hundred dollars worth of eggs each
week. ' ' '
John Clark and George Miittcn at
tended the round up at Albany last
week.
(J, Itoth went to Idaho last Wednes
day. It is reported that he is dissatis
fied with Oregon anil is looking for a
better plnec to locate. Lots of people
leave Oregon but most of them come
back sooner or later.
Harlan Hoffman is attending high
school in Salem.
Mr. Snndborg is ill, having caught,
cold helping fill silos.
Mr. Clark has a large crew working
mi the road. '
The Bethel Literary society will meet
at the school house Friday evening Oc
tober 27th nt eight o'clock. Kvery one
interested is cordially invited to at
tend. L. Schulz and Henry Ledehur motor
ed to the coast' recently. Mr, Schulz
went after some Salmon while Henry
expected to bog a bear or some other
big game. Mr. Scliulz got his fish but
Henry returned empty handed. So lust
Thursday he went back for a second try
at it tuking Ed Schulz with him this
time.
Mr. Brcxslcr was in Corvallis tho first
of the week.
Fruitland Notes
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Fruitland, Or., Oct. 20. Miss Daisy
Lambert returned home lust Sunday
after a stay of some time with her
relntives in Polk county.
Mrs. (.'unison hns had a bad case of
poison oak on her face lately.
Mr. anil Mrs. Jackson are living on
the place formerly owned by Mr. Mc
Allwnin. They have three small chil
dren, one going to school.
Mr. ami Mrs. I'. M. Lambert and
Mr. llaynes from Polk county were
visiting relntives and friends here this
week.
Mrs. McAllister, a sister of Mrs.
Bentler and Benjamin Derks, who for
merly lived in Fruitland, is seriously
ill nt the Willamette sanitoriiim.
Preaching service will be held at the
Kruitlund church next Sunday evening
at X o'clock.
Mrs. Dorcas of Salem is staying with
Mrs. Peed at present as Mr. Peed is
intending to stay in "Idaho for a few
weeks.
A dunce was held at the Garden Uoiul
Cooperative Cheese Factory Saturday
evening. A meeting will be held there
next Snturday evening for stockholders
Mr. Anderson bus begun n new house
on his farm back of tho Kggler place.
Mr. ami Mrs. Otterbeln spent the
dnv with friends near Prntiim Sundav.
coast lust week.
Albert Mickelson ns well us W. J.
Jefferson have finished the season of
clover hulling ami housed their iniieliin
ery this week.
The yield of clover seed has been
very good and the price also.
Wolke Bros, report having threshed
over 50 thousand bushels of grain with
their new outfit this season.
J. K. Wnltman and wife are nt the
const this week for an outing.
I mii ii- Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Hugill,
Mrs. Florence Oddie, S. II. VanTrniiip
and wife mid W. 11. Stevens motored to
Mncleny to the Pomona grange Wednes
day. Minn Maud Beer who is attending
high school in Silverton, was home for
a visit Sunday,
Miss Kdnn Steveus is visiting rela
tives in Salem this week.
We wish to commend the editorial in
the Journal of Oct. Hi, under the head
ing Just Speculation, we think you are
right brother, It contnins more solid
truth than nnv thing Mr. Hughes has
said in his entire campaign.
PERSONALS
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W, W. Corlev was in the city yester
day from Silverton.
.J. W. I,ii mill v of Kugene was a Su-
lem visitor yesterday.
A. i . Bornsteilt left this morning on
a business trip to Bend.
iieorge m, :iarnn or .Mc.Minnvillei
was in the city yesterday.
William Ingalls returned yesterday
from a short visit at Bend.
A. K. Bnllis of Falls City was reg
istered yesterday at the Biigh.
William Fink of Portland is in the
city attending to his business interests.
Dr. Warner of W. It. Warner I Co.
of Portland is in the city transacting
business. ' .' .
Miss Genevieve Fra.ier. who is now a
I senior at the O. A. (.'., will spend Satur
day ami Mummy in the city.
Andrew Demonde and little daughter
Ruth of Aurora, Nebraska, left for their
home yesterday ' after a three weeks
visit at the home of A. P. Ilig;cns,
his father in lnw.
I .,1 iss .pessie .Miner teacner or music: ting more fond into lhe stomach.
! in the public schools, Miss Kvelyn! Just us soup and hut water cleanse
! Jones, Miss Hummell and Miss Griffin, and freshen the skin, so tint wnter and
teachers of the high school, will attend , limestone phosphate act on the elim
I the .Nebraska and O. A. C. football innlive organs.
; game at Portland Saturday. Those w ho wake up with bad breath,
j 'coated tongue, nastv taste or huve u
The Adelphine dsns, compoced of; dull, mhiug head, sallow complexion,
j young men of the First Presbyterian acid stomach; others who arc subject
church, has about completed its club I to bilious attacks or const ipation,
and cluss room built underneath thej should obtain n quarter pound of lime
j church. The boys did all the exenvnt-( stone phosphate at the drug store. This
jing and other work and now have a 'will cost vcrv little but is sufficient
j comfortable room 15 by 2.1 feet. The ; to demonstrate the value of inside bath-1
: president of the class is Wolcott Huron jing. Those who continue it each inorn-l
and llarolil, Kakin, teacher. Harold Mug are assured of pronounced results.i
I Cook is treasurer mid secretnry and Ar-i both in regard" to health and uppenr--Ithur
Ifoss vice president. lance,
: CITY NEWS t
The union painters of the city will en
tertain this evening at the I'nion hall
mi.l'oilrt street. An nHdress will h mmlp
jhy O. K. Hnrtwig, of Portland.
.J. H. Morrissey, paroled from the Ore-
; uuu Dime I'ciiiu
gon stnte penitentiary recently, was
. p-
Officer Keller because he violated his
parole. Ho was arrested at Xehalem.
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The catching fire of some waste pa
per on the sidewalk at the Kodgers Pa
per company on Ferry street caused a
fire alarm to be turned in this morning
about H:50. Xo damage was done. . .
The annual memorial services of the
Klks will be held Sunday, December 3.
At the meeting of the lodge Inst night
a committee of three, K. K. It in go, Aug
ust. Huckestein and S. M. Kndicott were
appointed to have charge of the serv
ices. The farmer seems to be the lucky man
this year. Yesterday potatoes were sell
ing for 70 cents a bushel wholesale and
this has been an unusually favorable
year for big crops. Also for clover seed,
wheat, oats, prunes and loganberries.
Also hogs.
Cards have been received by former
delegates and boy workers and those in
terested in the Western Oregon Older
Boys' conference announcing that the
next meeting will be held at Corvallis
during the first three days of December.
John H. Kudd, of Portland, is inter-state
boys' secretary.
The Foresters of America is the first
lodge in the city to begin a fall cam
paign for membership. At a meeting
Inst night it was decided to divide the
membership into two competing teams
with S. C. Kertlinger and Mr. Miller as
opposing captains. The present member
ship is SO. C. J. Beach is chief ranger
and the members meet every Thursday
evening at Hurst hull.
Jesse Millet, who was arrested Wed
nesday night on a churgo of bootlegging
ami who had manufactured liquor in
his possession was to be tried ut three
o'clock this afternoon in tho police
court but because u jury could not be
secured for that time the triul will be
Liter in the day. .billet pleaded not
guilty yesterday ami asks a jury trial.
A heavy plank roadway is now under
const ruction by the Oregon City Trans
pnrtiitiou copany from Front street In
the dock. This will be especially ap
preciated by local transfer men unit
grocers as at times during the i n in v
season, the up hill pull from the dock to
Front street was a pretty strenuous one,
even for a first class truck when
heavily louded.
The residence of Gerald Volk, about
I'ii miles east of Salem on the Ciurdeu
Itimd, was burned this afternoon with
n loss estimated to be, between $3000
und iji.'!."iilll. Pint of t'le 1 urn i t lire was
saved. The fire department, in answer
to the cull, went out as far as the city
limits but us there was no water thut
could be used returned. .Mr. Volk wns
formerly connected with the Polk
( ounty Itemi.er und only recently
moved to his home on the (iiiideu Koud.
Thirty-two students of the psychology
department of the University of Ore
gun nre in Salem visiting the stute hos
pital for tho insane, the penitentiary,
ami the feeble minded school. They nr
lived on the Oregon Klectric at 11:45
o'clock this morning and proceeded to
the sttae house where Governor Withy
combe furnished transportation to the
state institutions, Harry .Mills, u form
er Willumette student, who is now in
the I'niversity of Oregon, came down
with the students.
Justice Webster is hearing this after
noon a case between Mr. Murphy, busi
ness representative of the Oregoiiinu,
ami II. C, Oniell, u grocer on Twenty
litlh street, which has developed as
the result of ll partnership fruit stand
at the Inst Oregon stnte fair. Mr. Mur
phy is asking the sum of ftH, which he
alleges he paid out for supplies ill the
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and "Feel Fresh
Says a glass of hot water with
phosphate befort breakfast
keeps Illness away.
This excellent, common-sens
health measure being
adopted by millions,
riiysieiaiis tne worlil over recom
mend the inside Imtli, churning this '
of vastly more importunce thnn out
side cleanliness, because the skin pores
do not absorb impurities into the hloo I,
causing ill health, while the pores in
the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast u ghiss
of hot water with a ten spoonful of,
limestone phosphate in it, as a harmless
means of helping to wash from thei
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the I
previous day's indigestible material,
poisons, sour bile und toxins; thusj
cleansing, sweeting and purifyiug;
the entire alimentary canal before
nut
Arc You Past 30 Years?
Take Hot Water and "Anuric '
People are realizing more and more
every day that the kidneys, just as do
the bowels, need to be flushed occa
sionally. The kidneys are an elinuna
tive orgnn and are constantly working,
separating the poisons from the blood.
Under this continual and pcrpotual
action they are apt to congest, and
then trouble starts. Uric acid backs
up into the system, causing rheuma
tism, neuralgia, 'dropsy and many
other .serious disturbances. Doctor
Pierce of Buffalo, New York, . advo
cates that every one should drink
plonty of pure wnter between meals.
Every day should exercise in the out
door air sufficiently to sweat profu.ioly,
and from time to time stimulate the
kidney action by means of "Anuric."
This preparation has been thoroughly
tried out at his Sanitarium, in the w.nie
way as his "Favorite Prescription" for
way of lumber, tentace. Loin. etc.
The case will probably take all after
noon anil is ottering numerous comedy
sidelights on human nature.
The Southern Pacific Is the only rail
road in the country that is undertaking
the special education of its passenger
service men by taking them on trips to
various parts o'f the county and giving
them an idea .of what is douo elsewhere
in railway circles. Tomorrow several
Texus passenger men will arrive in the
city on their educational four of the
west. They will arrive Saturday after
noon nt 3:52 and will be shown about
the city by members of the Commercial
club and entertained with a dinner at
the Marion. In the party are J. K. Mon
roe, city passenger agent of F.l Paso,
Texas; C. K. Compton, district passen
ger agent of Gnlveston; Henry Ball, city
ticket agent of W'nco, Texasj J. K. Bled
soe, city ticket agent of Fort Worths V.
V. Schwab, city ticket airent of Xew Or
leans. And the fine part nbout the trip
for the men is t lift t the snlnry goes on
nt the regular rate and all their ex
penses are paid by the railway company.
Three million dollars has been given
to Chicago university within the past
year.
'f Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
Be Moderate in Your Diet And
Reduce Your Weight. Take
Oil of Korein.
Lack of fresh air it is said weakens
the oxygen carrying power of the blood,
the ivor becomes sluggish, fat -jcciimu-Intes
and the action of many of tho
vital organs are hindered thereby. The
heart action becomes weak, work is an
effort and the beauty of the figure is
destroyed..
Fat put on by indoor life is unhealthy
ind if nnture is not asuisted in throw
ing it off a serious case of obesity muy
result. . N
When you feel that you are getting
too stout, take the mutter in hand at
onee. Don't wait until your figure has
become a joke anil your health ruined
through carrying around a burden of
unsightly and unhealthy fat.
Spend as much time ns you possibly
can in the open; breathe 'deeply, and
get from Central Piiarmncy or any
druggist a box of oil of korein
capsules; take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night.
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep up the treatment until you are
down to normal. Oil of korein is ab
solutely bnrmless, is pleasant to take,
helps tho digestion and even a few days
treatment hnB been reported to show a
uoticeible reduction in weight.
Secretary McDaniel
Outlines Work of Club
At the monthly meeting of the Com
mercial club rt utly, Ivan McDaniel,
malinger o'f the club, spoke on invitation
of President Albert on the gelierul con
ditions of the club and what was needed
Make Skin Smooth
There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves Itching torture in
stantly and thut cleanses uud soothes the
skin.
Ask any druggist for a 25c bottle of
senio and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that pimples, black heads,
eczema, ringworm and similar skiu trou
bles will disappeur.
A little rcino, the penetrating, satis
fying liquid, is all thut is ueeded, for it
banishes nil skin eruptions and makes
the skiu soft, smooth uud healthy.
Zeino, Cleveland.
The Nation's
Favorite
BiuifclLer Nut
There Is No Better
tweak women and "Golden Medical
Discovery," the standard herbal system
l tonic, (both of which now come in
I tablet form for convenience of carrying
jand taking). "Anuric" is now being
introduced here, and many local peop e
j are daily testifying to its perfectnosf .
; When you have backache, dizy spel!s
or rheumatism, heed nature's warning.
I It means that you are a victim to uric
i acid poisoning. Then ask your drug
igist for "Anuric" and you will very
j soon become one of hundreds who
daily give their thankful indorsement-
to this powerful enemy to uric acid.
I If you have that tired, worn-out feel
I ing, bnikaehe, rheumatism, neuralgia,
! or if your sleep is disturbed by too tre
fquent urination, get Dr. Pierce Anurle
Tablets Pt drug store, full treatment
i$1.00, or send 10c for trial package to
Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
I N. Y.
I to make the club nn effective force in
the city, now that the financial condi
tion is so satisfm-tory.
He traced the history nf f.. ,
the time of the reorganization when
mo us ovvriinnging a debt of $2,000,
through the various changes by which
this debt had not only been wiped out,
but with an amount of more than this
amount to the club's credit in the bank.
In making a survey of the conditions
in Salem, Mr. McDaniel found that in
order to attract capitul to Salem, it was
' iiiive an accurate industrial
survey showing what might be reason
ably expected to succeed here. He fa
vored tho proposed $250,000 iudustri: !
guarantee fund.
While Salem wns now working under
unfavorable freight rates, it was noted
. that a committee hnd been appointed to
take up tho municipal dock proposition,
und the establishment of water transpor
tation from Salem whereby a showier
could be inndo for water rates. "
This winter, according to Mr. McDan
iel. tho club hoped to secure the 'new
Southern Pacific deuot II 11. 1 1.1 III if .
n strenuous campaign for the Imil.lli r '
ii me j-oik county luiiige. A commis
sion house for the handling of produce,
wns also part of the program and the
campaign for various civic improve
ments. He believed thnt iirnxiier,,i,u :,...
wero with us. To bring about n spiiit
of optimism and co-operation, there has
been planned what will be known as
"First Annual Salem Week" from Oc
tober 30 to November .", when mer
chants will pt on special displays niid
offer special bargains.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ,
M. V. Johnson to 8. W. mid Nellie L.
Mnupin, pt. Lensiire el. fill OIW.
(leo. W. Wolf et ux to K.ra Joi.os
pt. (leo. Xef el. -It) !) JW.
M. ('. and Paul Cuchner to W. A. Zim
ninrcan. II. A. Johnson el. Im !) 3V.
M. C. n ml Paul Huchner to .1. h.
(lalbrenth. II. A. Johnson cl. ." tt ,'IW.
O. II. Hidgond et ux to Cntheriiin A.
Hatch lots li anil Id Millers acres.
Chester C. Cannon et ux to L. H. So
ter SO acres in F. L. Raymond el. 113 S
2W.
A SURE WAY TO
END DANDRUFF
.
There is one sure anv tlmf liu n.i,-.
failed to remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. - To do this, just jjet nlmn"'
four ounces uf plain, common liquid
nrvon from any drug store (this is ull
you will need), apply it at night when
retiring; use enough to moisten the)
scalp mid rub it in gently with the fin
ger tips.
By morning, most if not ull, of your
dandruff will be gone, nnd three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve und entirely destroy every
single sign and truce of it, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
Von will find all itching and digging
of the scalp will stop instantly, and
your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, gin-,
sy, silky and soft, nnd look and feel
a hundred times better.
PATENTS
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patentability.
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311 Victor Bldg..
Washington, D. C. Nov. 11