THE OIlECiOX -STATESMAN! FRIDAY, SKITK.MUKIt 21. 10IM.
DAIRY DAY IS
IMADE IMPORTANT
Get on the right side of the wheat taring effort. Bay
HOLSUM COOKIES
Need of Produce Conserva
tion to Be Pressed Home
at State Fair
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Eat Meat
100
Miles
Away
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Preparing meat is only a part of Swift & Company's
usefulness. .
The finest meat in the world wouldn't do you any
good one hundred miles away from your table.
Swift & Company efficiency has made it possible to
place complete lines of products in the smallest and most
. remote communities.
To be sure the work is done well Swift & Company,
through its branch houses and car routes, brings the meat
to the retail dealer for you.
Swift & Company lays out car routes covering towns
big, little, medium size which are riot served by a
Swift branch house.
Salesmen find out in advance what is wanted by
the dealers in every town.
They are followed by refrigerator cars loaded with
retaikvs orders, which are delivered at each town fresh,
; fclean, and sweet once or twice each week.
Swift & Company operates a large number of car
routes like this, from fourteen distributing plants.
. This is a necessary and natural part of the packer's
. usefulness. It fits into the industry in an orderly, effective
way. It makes belter meat cheaper from one end of
the land to the other.
t r-:iSift & Company, U.S. A.
"Dairy day." next Tuesday will be
one of the interesting features at
the state fair, made so in view of the
fact that the whole country in be
coming aroused to the seriousness of
the dairy situation. It is the aim of
the committee planning the day to
bring before the people of the state
the great value of milk as a food and
the importance of keeping the dairy
herds of Oregon together.
The short-sighted policy of cut
ting down on the milk supply and
killing the dairy herds won't go In
Oregon," says TrofesHor I M.
Brandt of O.A.C., who is chairman
of the exhibits committee.
For Tuesday evening Dr. E. J.
Lab be has been engaged to. gWe an
addrer.s. Dr. Labbe returned from
Europe recently and he had first !
hand experience in caring for Belgian I
rerugees. The fact that he saw how
readily they responded to milk diet
makes his plea for milk all the more
sincere. He is a physician, special
ist ana patriot.
"In Europe the report many
months ago shoved that lH.noo.
000 head of cattle had been sacri
ficed to war.." said the professor.
"This sacrifice must not go on here,
too. If no, what will become of the
race? These questions are being con
sidered by the food administration,
and thebureaa of health, the state
dairy and food commission .and Ore
gon Agricultural college and they are
behind the movement for the dairy
educational campaign and dairy day'
' Mrs. Edith Knight Holmes, who Is
Iff general charge of the educational
campaign was one of the speakers
Wednesday at the meeting of the
State Federation of Women's clubs
fa .Portland. She urged the club wo
men 'to cooperate to encourage a
greater use of milk and to stand by
the dairy Interests so that the dairy
men will not be disposed to kill their
cows even though feed and labor arr
high and scarce.'
The dairy educational campaim
nas received the Indorsement of the
schools of Portland, the federated
clubs, the women's committee of the
council of defense and manr other
influential bodies. Miss Mattr Deat-
ty of Salem was a delegate to the
convention. She Is vice nresident
and is being mentioned for the pres
idency, although there will be Ho
election until next year.
These four are leaders
GINGER
JUMBLES
HONEY
OATMEAL
50 per cent wheat substitutes
70 per cent wheat substitutes
The best for lunches, while you are sarinj the berries.
Cherry City Baking Co.
J3!
Dummy" Directors Said to
Be Part gf Alleged Fraud
NEW YORK. Sent. 19. Forma
tion of a company with "dummy' dir
ectors, to handle army raincoat on
More Camp Men to Go to
Officers9 Training Work
CAMP f,KWIS. TACOMA, Wash.
8ept. 19. Opportunity of enlisted or
, drafted men to go to the central of
ficers' training camps from this com
,rMH s candidates for commissions
doubled today when instructions
v: were .received" from the war depart
, ' ment. asking men not to exceed four
' per. cent of the enlisted personnel of
all organizations to be recommended
( for trajning as officers and that un
limited numbers of men qualified
for commissions as artillery or ma
chine gun officers be recommended
By command of Brigadier Genereal
Frank B. Watson, commanders of or
ganizations here were ordered to re
port the men qualified as candidates
to him before September 2G.
Each month men will be recom
mended from Camp Lewis under the
directions of the war department.
A school for packers, saddlers,
teamsters and stable sergeants was
ordered opened here today. to supply
men for the 13th division.
In the' future all troops traveling
it?9 m .m9m
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
The World's Greatest mgnway
Special Round Trip R,atea from
VANCOUVER. IJ. TO M
CANADIAN ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESORTS
BANFF In the heart of a grander Switzerland
LAKE LOUISE Tne lovliest Spot in North America
OX YOUR TRIP EAST
TKAVFX VIA THE CANADIAN' PACIFIC RAILWAY
Through Mountains More Wonderful than the Alps of
Switzerland
For complete Information call or write
B. E. Chace, C. T. A.
Canadian Pacific Ry. Company
55 Third Street
Portland Oregon
(IcAMADtMijj
from this camp, when their numbers
exceed fifty, will be accompanied br
members of the medical corps to
look after the health of the troops
In anticipation of large qnantitiee
of mall being sent from the Lnlteo
States to the expeditionary in Siber
ia instructions have been received
here from the postmaster general
that all such letters and mail wJU
be forwarded whether postage is af
fixed at either domestic or foreign
rates. Packaees not to exceed 1
pounds in weight, will be forwarded
at a rate not to exceed 12 cents
nnund. Perishable roods will not
be accepted for the expeditionary
force because of the long distance to
Vladivostok. .' 1
Press Association Men
Entitled to Exemption
WASHINGTON. Sept. 19. Em-
nloves cf press associations actuallv
engaged in the collection and trans
mlaclnn cit news bv wire to dail"
nownnners under a ruling tonight
by the provost marshal general's of
fice are Included among persons u
raeori In necessary occupations, and
therefore entitled to file claims for
AafarraA .trnft classification under
th amended selective service act
In response to inquiries on this
subject, the following statement wa?
authorized:
p0Ant i-pzularlv so employed
are entitled to present claims to th
district boards for deferred classi
fication on the ground that hey are
'nersons engaged fn occupation
fonnd to be necessary to the mainten
ance of the national Interest during
flTnrrenev.v Persons so claim
ing deferred classification mwt
k nronared to a resent to district
kn,. ti nroofs of the claims
.t forth: and., (2) proof that
theWiselves are necessary
to the operation 6f the particular en
terprise in which they are engaged
"Such claim should be noted on
the questionnaire in accordance wm
v. i.iiinn riven for the Insert
IU U11VV..V... -
. KA nrnnt ation Oi
claims for deferred classification on
the ground of being engagea in m
dustries, etc."
TR.U.V CREWS EXONERATED
SPRINGFIELD. Mo.. Sept. 19.-
The train crews of both the freight
train and the troops train which
were wrecked near Marshfleld In a
head-on collision Tuesday night, to
day were exonerated 'by the coron
ers' Jury sitting at Marshfleld. Elev
en soldiers were killed In the wreck.
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises
Vrn uffVrinfr from rifirrliit
ilrarnmn. or who r crowing hard
nrinc nl bar h-al nnliri will h
Klal to know- that thl dit r-atn ml
rtirtion ran uaual) b aurrraarullr
1ratl at home hy an Internal mrdl'
cine that In many lmtant a haa rlTrrt--!
o.rr.pN tr r lief r-r other treat-
niKU he fatl. d. 5uffereTa w hi cul!
arrely hear lie hart Ihelr hearing
retorrt to urh an etent that th
tick of a watch was plainly aulihle
aewen "T eirht inehea away from either
ear. Therefore, If oti know of a m r
one who la troiibleil with heal noiaea
or catarrhal deafneaa. cut out thia for.
inula an! hand It to them ant von
may liava been the meana of aairin
Kim iHmr tmim r perhapa fr- tn t-tal
deafneaa. The prearr iptlon ran be pre
pared at home and la made aa follow a.
Secure from your drurcut I .. far-
mint -tltouhle Sirenirtht. TaVv thla
home and add tj It V mt or hot wa
ter and a little prranuUtd luiar; atir
until dlaaolved. Take one tahleapoon
ful four time a day.
I'arimnt ia uaed In thia way not rny
to reduce by tonic aMion the Inflam
mation and awellina: In the Kuatarhlan
Tuhea. and fhua to eual?xe the air
preeaure on the drum, but to crre
any Aca of aerretiona In the mlddla
ear. and the reaulta it civea are nearly
alwaya quirk and effective.
Kvery peraon who haa catarrh In any
form, r diatreaning runibns. hialn
nounda in their ear, should give thia
re'h trial. Capital ITug a tore.
tracts allrred to hate U-n obtained
through fraud prctlxi Ly Captain
Aubrey V. Vanghn and KelU Gouled.
ws decriled In the federal court to
day. At the trial for ronp!rary of
Vanghn. former director of the di
vision of supply of the quartermaster
corps, teonled. a promoter? and Da
vid Is. Podell. a lawyer. Harry Ito
senfield. a manufacturer, told of th
Incorporation by Pudell of the con
cern whirh he testified was Intended
to conceal his profit sharing ar
rangement with Couled and a "slu
fund" which was to have paid
Vauichn fire per cent oa all bul
nem hf procured.
Admitting that a complaint to the
department of justice prompted
raid on Gonled'a office and aelxure
of records which led to the present
prosecution. Unaenfleld sald.h had
revealetl his ennneltion with the a
leret conspiracy, when Gouleds
promises of government contracts
failed to materlallie. The witness
alio declared that while on the war
with Gouled to tbe New Yerk office
of the quartermaster corps, the pro
moter showed him SlftOii. which he
said was "going to people higher
up.
All in Readiness for Big
Great Lakes Athletic Go
CHICAGO. Sept. tt. Athletes re-
presentlnK the MeaJowbrook Athletie
club of Philadelphia, the Chicago
Athletic association, the Great Lakes
naval train atation. Illinois Athlet
le club, and the Peiham Pay naval
station were the favorites tonight to
win the premier honors in the Jun
ior eveuts of the National A. A. I.-
outdoor track and field champion
shiDs wblrh open . tomorrow at the
Great Iikes naval training station
The Junior championships will fur
nlsh the curtain raiser for the tare
days' carnival, which has attraeterf
the nick of the athletic manhood f
the nation. Fully "i pr cent of the
men represent army and navy ramp
throuchout the country. Thirty or
more universities and athletic clubs
also have men la com petition.
Winner r:alo c' Nenberr.
W. (tKinny ja! family yp;
n-ay ami Vrc.da la Fiaytoaj.
Gail Wl'l'j-ni finUhed fUIlug Ms
il Knday.
Mrs. T. Rhodes and Miss Lo-
rane w inricb or Kay mead. Wash.,
are visiting at the W. II. Hne-ed Ikotne
Mrs, It bodes la a slater of Mrs. ffaee
Mrs. Ithodea and Mls Wlnrkrb have
spent the past week ia th sou t beta
part of the state visiting friends.
Mrs. Anna lwla left Tuesday for
rvrt Barry. Calif., where ke will
spend several month w Uh her
dauchter. Mrs. Ada Fcrx.
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
CIrfs! Make ftarsoty tatta at
beena) far a few crta. Try It!
Lieutenant Allen Weds
Before Going Overseas
Wllford Al!en. member of the state
accident eematlssiow. has reeetved la-
formatlen of the marriage of his son
Lieutenant Nle! rtirhardsoa Allen, to
Miss Evelyn Marfe Carey, which took
Place at Palo Alto. Calif., recently.
The romance began while both were
students at Stanford aalverslty.
Lieutenant Allen Is with the tin In
fantry at Camp Fremont and has re
ceived orders to prepare for over
seas service.
LARGi; CREDIT TO ITALY.
WASHINGTON. Sept- 1. Exten
sion of an additional credit of ll -
00.000 to Italy was announced to
day by the treaanry brintiag the to
tal credits advaared to that nation
vs to ftsa.000.QOO and the total
credits to the allies Jo 1 1.2 2.70 C.-
Sqneete tb Jaire of two le irons
lato a bottle roataiaiag tire oaacea
of orchard white, shake well, and
yo have a eearter flat t the
frevkle and tan loUon, and eotapiec-
! beaatlfW, at very, very saoau
cost.
Tour rrorr hit the letanns ttd
any dreg store tr toilet mnnter wU
sapply thre oaee of ore hard whit
for a few vent. Massage this sweet
ly fragraat lotion lato the face. a.
arms and hands each day aaJ e-e
how frecklea and ttefatjb d'.tip
pr aad how clear, sofe and whit
the skin becomes. Tea! It U harm
Vet a.
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SERVICEABLE
Lost Mount Angel Priest .
Arrives at The Dalles
MT. ANGEL. Or Sept. It Word
waa received here lalt night from
The Dalles that Father Othmayer.
O.S.B.. of St. Benedict's abbey, who
strayed away from Tufa heights on
August 20 and for whom the entire
community had searched the hills la
vain sevaral weeks ago, had safely
reached the Catholic parsonage la
that eltr. with his clothing some
what Uttered but-otherwise entirely
welL
County Chairraaa F. G. Derkebach
will be at Mt. Angel Saturday Bight
at 7:30 to lay out before the local
fourth liberty loan committee the
plans and other details of the com
ing drive.
There will be a meeting at 5Votts
Mills on Monday evening marking
along the same lines. '
aviurx pij:m.i.
HOW THIS
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOTWELL
Told by Herself. Her Sin
eerily Should Con
vince Others.
Chris tPTher, IlL "Tor faery I
railered from IrregTiUriti, wemirw-ws.
and
AUBURN. Or.. Sept. 19. Dave Ter-
ry and family are picking prunes at
the- o. K. Fry orchard at .Summit la
Polk count f.
Mrs. p.ia l.vl was a weekend
visitor with b"r :si'ghter Mrs. C'jd
!!!:: v:.
was hi a rri down
eoaiitjoo. Two cf
ocr test doctors
failed to do me any
rood. I hearJ ao
Tanth lxtl what
lydia 11 Finkhavm '
Vegetable Coa
poond had dooa foe
oCSers. I tried it
aad was eared. I
am do toajrrr twr.
rocs, am rrro lar,
and la eirrlWvtt
tteaith. I beSevo tho Cocnpooad wtit
rare any frtnaJ trooble. Mrs. AXJCS
liruxm Chrutophrr. 19.
Nereotzsaeea is oftm a syBrtom of
weak area or some ftxnctanetal drrmnre
tnent. w hka may ho overcome fey this
famous root and herb remedy. Lr&a
R llnkham's VegetaUe OaxroanJ. mm
thooaaad cf aoocn bavn fottad ty
FALL SEEDS
Nov is th list to bur tw
rapplj of Seed Grain, lndodisx
r-dexncd Crty OtU, Fall WteaV.
Re-cleaned Eye, Cheat Seed txd
Gnu tod CloTcr Seed
It will pgy yoa to bmj bow &sd
Lara jour seed rtadj, aJ liter
on you cay hxr trouble la tecsr
big proper seed flock aj all crop
art rery abort Ad sent sdi will
Dot be obtaisAblt U &ay price Lat
er OtL
MILL RUN ,
Can ltd rzpply the rrsr ei3
feed. Kill na, la to a let or ltu.
THj ia tb cheapeat ea tbo car
ket and frora isdicatiosa ia tUzz
to b rery scarce before lof . Bay
cow avnd bare & oa hand.
Abo, ectapleu stock cf perl try
foods of all kin da.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
2S5 SUU SI , Pbore ICO
Ealeta, Ortfoa
f eoreplicatioeat eanvt. write LrrLa fL
rinkham Uedtdne Co.. I jmn. alaaa..for
sJjxestiorHi in rrrard to yoor askwamt.
Too result of iu kucj capcrkfioe at
at yocr serrvoav.
Lift Off Corns!
"Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Com or Callus
right off vith fingers No pain!
It Is rep:tel that tke etariaa aad
fowr cistlilTi have all bn
killed by th IttUhesicl. this wlp.sg
ot the entire famUr .f the former
nar. As the old -fash Uaed man ae4
to pit It. the lint.;; are -treed-tnc
a sraH on their aoa.,
r
Nineteen Painless Parker
offices in the United Sutea
repair the teeth of over
100,000 people annually.
Salem Office
State & Commercial Sta
Thop a litl rreerone net sn acViej
corn, itrtantly that com st'pa kort
in?. tlx a lift it right Ht. It
duro't Lurt tv lit. Yea. snaeic!
Wby waitt Your dxulat sella a
tisy !tle f Fr-ei-r for a few eemta.
aalToieat U rid yor f cf every
liard e.ra, aafl r.ra, r er-rn Mween
tke Vmr, aad caUuar. itLit u
r trnutUa. Trj it! N kaavUgt
High Quality,
AU-Wool
Stilts
Made Jo your
measure
$25
Up
SCOTCH WOOLEII
MILLS STORE
420 Ktato Ktreet rUlena, Or.
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