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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1919)
THE OREGON 8TATES31AJI I Mr.nXESI.AY, APRII, 80. IPO and Whenouke intheMomw 1 Complexion is Rosy. All Headache Gone. , Breath Right. Tongue Clean. Stomach, Liver and Bowels Regular So Convenient! ( CONFIDENCE VOTE '(Continued from page 1) Premier Orlando gave the ambas sador the intpress-ion that,, owing to the critical situation and the fact that the premier's action either in xrnlng to Versailles or remaining away fro u the peace conference would liuve serious consequences, Ijt v cu!d i"i preferable to have the trouiji'- come from without Italy ra ther 'than from within the kingdom. A dispatch from Paris says that while ihe non-return of Orlando would give the situation a more ser ious aspect than did the departure of the Italian delegation from Paris, the allied and associated powers would proceed to the signing of the treaty, notwithstanding Italy's non- participation. Germans at Versailles - The main German delegates have arrived at Versailles, but it is pro bable that the peace treaty will not be delivered to them until Friday as on the previous day, "May Day" 24 strike which will dislocate trans portation and communications is planned by the labor unions. The council of three conferred throughout Tuesday with Baron Ma- Route your freight via Willamette Valley Transfer Co. Express service at freight rates. Long distance hauling only. Phone 1400 Capital City COOPERATIVE CREAMERY 137 South Commercial Street PASTEURIZED BUTTER (Butter Cup Butter) CREAM, MILK AND BUTTERMILK BULGARIAN BUTTERMILK By the glass, quart or gallon. Ask for Butter Cup Butter kino and Viscount Chinda of the Jap anese delegation with reference to Kiau-Cnau and with the Belgian del egates who are pressing for the pay ment of their share of the repara tions. No definite decision on either question was reached. The British peace delegation bas given out its views with regard to the revision of the league of nations covenant dealing with the Monroe doctrine. It is declared that . the Monroe doctrine aud similar under standings "hae 6hown themselves in history to be not Instruments of nat ional ambition but guarantees or peace." It is expressly stated that the Monroe doctrine has "become an International, understanding." It is reported that the first meet ing of the league of nations probably will beheld in the White House at Washington next October with Wood row Wilson presiding. HONOR COMES TO MAN ON PAROLE French Confer !'Rope of Hon or" on former Inmate of Oregon Prison (BY AN INMATE) It was with hearts over-flowing with good wishes and (though many Wll npt understand) with lots of satisfaction that each and eve-y ona of Ihe men in the big stone prisoo of Ofcegon saw former associates of theirs1 take the cause of our country and flag to heart and gladly go to France to do their bit. From time to time word reached us from, different sources, mostly from the parole office whe letter after letter came from France, of the good aceou-it in every case in which our representatives handled themselves. Needless to say. they were all favorable. No sacrifice was too great for them. At the present time our service flag bea9 nearly one hundred stars, three of which are gold. Now comes the present news that one of our boy has. while serving with the French, been decorated by the French government for being cited not oace, but three times in Individual exploits. He. who was condemned to be without honor. Is it not strange that the French war office has seen fit to decorate him with the fourregiere, or, as it Is better known, the ' rope of honor," one of the most coveted of French war decorations? Does it not show what is deep down In the hearts of almost all of us? No matter what condition? we may be under, no mat te? what appeals have teen made to oar better, natures, the call of our country or of right, will show the true calibre of the man when he is called upon. Those of ns who could not go glory in the records of those who did go. Our love and respect for our service flag and Its three gold stars Is deep and true. .When our friend H comes down the gang; plank of a transport, on crutches, minus a leg. proudly wea log his rope . of honor, may Ameri cans follow the dictates of itbeir hearts, make no distinction in his welcome,; but extend him the band of fellowship, not even thinking of the mrtseryof the past. He has come through tf ire and proven pure gold. (Follows a letter from another boy from here, who has followed pre cedent and given a good account of himself, written la Paris and ad dressed ito the parole officer, to whom we are Indebted for this Infor mattJn: . "Dear Friend Joe: Will drop you a couple of lines to let you know that I haven't entirely forgotten yoa. "Ami now In the Pari3 area, play ing the A. E. F. circuit. And am sure making a big hit. Am working with a partner and he is A-1. I have already received two offers to play when I get back la the states. But am going home first and get a good rest. I need It. I've seen almost a year of It over here, and was most or the time parading the front. ' - "Joe, I have seen three of our former boarders over here.- One of them Is minus a leg and wearing a French foureglere. In other words, he is wearing the ' rope of honor around his shoulders that says he has been cited three times in individ ual exploits. He was with the French at Tertlun. serving with the 4ost regiment, part of the 2Gth. He wa at Dijon last week and I saw him on the st ret. Do you know Fat H Take your hat off to him. "How doe 3 everything look out Oregon way, Joe? Sure wish I was home for a little while. I don't ex pect to stick out the-w long when 1 get back, but 1 am sure going to bike up those good old mountains and get a shot at a few deer and bear before I take to the road agarj. I expect to leave here (France) about June 15 or 30. "Anything I can do for yon over here, Joe, just say it. Have a night show so will have to close as it is now t p. m. Always glad to hear from you. Sincerely. - "SERGEANT BILLY F M " Home Wrinkles Recipe Astonishing Results i IlLV if ' i 01 H DM 10 W AT THE OLD PRICE. THE NEW PRICES 00 IN EFFECT FIRST DAT OF MAY. GET A PAIR NOW AND SAVE $3.00 ALL HAN AN SHOES, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BLACK AND COLORS, surn naming sensational results mm 1 from very imU. harmless home-made I wrinkle-remover, there's So excuse now for anyone wearing- I hut hateful marks of i. illness or worry. No need fooling with I worthless past, creams, nor "akin foods when don't teed the akin. No a rod rab bins, massaging, atesmng senseless methods whir a expand and ' loosen skin and under lying tisane,' aggravating a wrinkled, flabby condition. Better, saner, sorer, is the scien tifc saxolit formula. Thousands bar sue cessfnlly tried it thousands freed ef w no sirs, enlarged pores, saggy cheek, dou ble tkin thousands younger looking, hap pier ! All you need do is to dissolve one ounce of powdered sssolite in one half pint witch! mum ws.mt- jmmr 1 si P in mil. 4 mm effect is almost magical. Even deepest crow's feet completely, quickly vanish. Skin becomes firm. amAoth frah lw.k i n m no trace of treatment earent that of en- ha need beauty. Gel these inexpensive in gredients at your draggists's and try this marvelous saxolitv b-tioa today. $ 1 2.00 PUMPS AND OXFORDS, BLACK AND COLORS, h $ 1 0.00 Oriental Dealers to Get Boxes of Salem Prunes Fifty ten-pou ad boxes, of prunes (packted jby ft! Willamette Valley Prune association are to leave Sun day for the Orient to be distributed as gifts to various dealers of the Philippine islands and China as re sult of the plan of Mayor George M. Baker of Portland, and A. G. Clark, manager of the Associated In dustiies of Oregon, co-operating with W. T. Jenks or Sa!em. Letters will accompany the prunes explaining that they are Oregon pro ducts packed in Oregon made boxes of Oregon wood by Oregon men and women and shipped In an Oregon made ship, the Weil Munham. The shipments are made without charge by the shipping board and the Pacific . steamship company. George S. Bush and company cus toms house brokers are attending, gratuitously, to the formalities of ex portation. The prunes go to Shan hal to the East Asiatic company, limited; Fraxer & Co., limited; 11 bert A Company, limited; Alex Iloas & Company, and Shewsn. Tomes Company. , Quan Kal. of Hongkong, will get one box and those sent to Manilla wlll.be delivered to Fran cis Burton Harrison, governor of the Philippines; the mayor of the city; the editor of the Cable News, the Find layvRiohaxd son company. Lut & Co.. and O. Martini, the two lat ter jarge business houses Hanan Shoes Selby Shoes Fox Pumps Dux Bax Oil Ball Band Boots Witch Elk Boots Next to laid & Bash Bank, 326 Stale Street uii'ui'iimwwi Vieiiii)nn.mi)i,H)je '"V" MWOM Try S alem First This is the call of the Salera Business Men but please Mr. Business Man what did you do in 'the-' last several years to prevent the trading in Salem, and thus sending it to Portland. NOTHING. - . . . - Until the People's Cash Store, 186-194 N. Commercial Street, took the prohlem in their hands and for their short time of existence you will hear from everywhere and everyone that the People's Cash Store is doing a wonderful business and every day and especially Saturdays all departments of Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes are crowded with people, while the 23 clerks are busy Saturday from early morning to late at night, but it u no wonder, our groceries are good, fresh and healthy, our Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes s re the best and latest style and everything in our departments are the lowest prices. We ure giving free deliveries and also dividing our profits with our customers, by giving them -'FREE premium coupons with the purchase of each dollar which will secure nice silverware, dishes and crockery which enables them to decorate their sideboard 'with nice things en tirely free. Our ambition is to make not only a Salem week, but a Salem year. We will hold the trade of Salem and all around Salem for Salem. We will celebrate this week with unusually low. prices in' every department in groceries, dry goods, cloth ing and shoes. We are always in time. We are giving this week fly swatters to every customer. It is possible, to chase-out flys now with a swatter when you couldn't do it with a cannon. Prompt attention to all mail orders received. BUSINESS MEN (Continued from Page 1.) tion and a big celebration but It was simply a Question of rettin? at it and the wanted that done quickly. r. aoeuing explained mat It Is the plan to make the Fourth of July celebration proper one day only but the homecoming festivities, which are in the hands of the Salem War Mothers unit of Salem will begin July 3 and will continue on July 5. The mothers have their own fund and are planning many comforts and Management of PEOPLE'S CASH STORE 186494 N. Commercial Street Phone 453 DRINK A GLASS OF REAL HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST. &aya w will both look and fttl clean, sweet and fresh and avoid Illness. much entertainment for the men who were In the service. The plan Is to make the festivities for this section of the state and not for Salem only, ptber cities will be invited to havethelr committees and to enter the various parades and oth er activities. Effort will be made to hae four companies of Oregon Nat ional guard present and to emphasise the victory note in all the fetes. Chief of Police Warns Careless AutomobUists Unless automobile drives use greater care in ; passing streef cars and does not stop when the cars are taking on or discharging passen gers, a series of arrests will be made Those who have volunteered their I according to a declaration made pes- services on the finance committee are: Phillip Winters. Charles Know land. William McGilchrist. Sr.. Robin Day. Frank Davey. O. A. Hartman. P. E. Fullerton. W. P. George. E. L. Kapphahn. A. T. Woolpert. S. Ka foury, N. Kafoury. J. D. Littler. Pas cal Tragi lo. H. O. White. C. H. Fish er. R. J. Hendricks. Frank Meyers. W. H. Dancy, John Sundin. Malcolm Tire company. Max Solof, Joseph Adolph. II. D. Patton. C. S. Hamilton. F. E. Mangls. H. C. Marvin. F. E. Shafer, E. N. Choate, J. C. Perry. T. W. Davles. Theo Roth. Ad Blessing. P. M. Gregory. Mr. Dovwe. Peart Hibbler. Charles H. Galloway. E. Z. Rlggs. Claude Belle. W. C. Squier. W. J. Kent. Guy O. Smith, Max Gehl-har. terday by Chief of Police Varney. The chief stated that motorists are becoming careless and negligent and unless there is a change soon, that he will take drastic measures. Three arrests were made Sunday and two of those arrested paid fines of $5 each when arraigned In police eonrt. The chief assert that great er observance of the ordinances most begin at once. Sanitary science has of late made rapid strides with results that are of untold blessing to humanity. The latest application of its untiring re search is the recommendation that It is as necessary to attend to in ternal sanitation of the drainage sys tem, of the human body as it is. to the drains or the house. Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise, splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flush ing out the whole of the Internal poisonous stagnant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, sick or well, ' should, each morning before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon ful of lime stone phosphate Q it to wash. from me stomach, liver and bowels the previous day's Indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food Into the stomach. The .millions of people who are botherfd with constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; others who have sallow skins, blood disorders and sickly Complexions are urged to get a quar ter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store. This will cost very little, but Is sufficient to make anyone a pronounced crank on the subject of internal sanitation. BODIES OF DEAD USED FOR FOOD Distressing Reports Are Re ceived by Armenian-Syrian Relief Leaders NEW YORK. April 2 S Delayed cablegrams from the Caucasus re ceived at national headquarters of. the American consmlttee for Arme nian and Syrian Relief In New York report conditions as "Indescribably bad.' A typhus epidemic has been raging in the region about Tiflis and Erlvan. and at the time the mes sages were sent, the medicines were exhausted. One of the cablegrams from Erl van, which Is at the foot of Mt. Ararat, says: - "Food shortage terrible. Food now in Erivan will last six days only. Every week's delay costs thou sands t lives." " The laest message from the Cau casus received by the committee camte fro am Dr. John H. T. Main, president of Grinnell college. Iowa, the commissioner to that section for the American committee for Arme nian and Syrlaa Relief, and reveals all conditions have became worse in stead of better since these cable gram were sent. Dr. Main's message, dated Tlflls. says: ; "Conditions in this conn try fright ful and menacing. Rapidly grow ing worse. It Is the concentrating region for refugees from other parts People starving, dying by thousands! and are down to using dead bodies for food." Read the Classified Ads. Is Your Blood Starving For Want of Iron? Modern Methods of Cooking and : Lining Have Made an Alarming Increase in Iron Deficiency in Blood of American Men and Women 'I Why Nuxatedi Iron ma Onlcklr xicxpa soua up weak. Nervous. Run-Down oiks Over 3,000.000 People Annually Tak- itg It to Increase JTheir Strength, Power, Energy sad Endurance. "Is your blood atarvinf for want of iron' II yoa er to gs wiikustt . eating until ytm became steak, thin and emaciated, yosi could not do more tenons fearm to yourself than warm yoo let voar blood litera!?? starve tor arant of iron iron that ties it strrnrta and newer to caanfe food into lining tisane," says Dr, . c..M! r . - narici. suuitib, lormeriy paysiciajs f BclleTm Hospital (Outdoor Dept.). New York, and ,ta Weauhcsur County Hospital. Modem met beds of eoofcror snd tbe rapid pace at whick people of this eowntry live aaa mad sack an alams- 1ns; tncrras? in iroa dencamcy in ta bioou ot American men and women, f mty? tkat I have often nn.U.1 .k. I. U 1 number of people who lack iron in tae blood. (Bwmh UemorUI Hospital. New Jersey ssn: and wbo nerer rrspect Ike cans of tkeir . "Wkat women need to pnt roses tae'r wesk. nervous, run-down state. Lack of cbeeka and the priac-uss of bf ant tk sufncient iron in the blood baa ruined many " cosmetics or s mulatto- irmtx. man s nerrea and utterly robbed kini of lm plenty f rick pure red blood. Iron is that virile fore and stamina which arc a of lb greatest of all strength bioosV eT"V' !. ccea and power ia every builder and soles tkia iroa is obtained v. uia, i rum nr isos II Bill b aunnlioJ km - - - farm I hit is casSy assimilated if we want energy and endurance. ta my experience so make strong, beahfcy t this trouble. tJiMi tKirrkase onlv N'trsated Jrn. ' n rrs onrinal parkier and see tkat fits parfK-ular name (Nusated Iron) as- ' Pears on the oarkarr r mm; m In emrfnentinr upon tbe value f Nov ated Iron a a rreana far creating red blood trengta and enturar?re. Or Georfr H. Baker, formerly pliysiciaa aad surgeon, blow Sola in This City ny Daniel J. Fry and J. C Parry j 0t 1 T'vi. o r arw yml aujw aswaas Va U IHVM "I riv .frisr W wfco feel tbe teT.t of a wrengtb and blood -builder to get I rJrTnndbiJr ruvstel Iron or if v-w don't want to eo r4.ki JT f-J. mmm. Il.k.lto4 I M. T I Tl mil - i-ii i M .. . - n at as k m-u Carter's little liver Pills You Cannot be v A Rt3medv That j Constipated I and Happy rn bawaa Dwso iCARTErtS IB A BSsvNCE of troa u tb m m BUJ i. . . m cnany colorieaa faoea Makes Life Worth Living wearn aagassraraj P CHARTER'S IRON PILLS wi -aTVirf: crefcCy help mot vui0-cd asoria '.4