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THE QR1XK)! STATESMAN t SrXDATt MAY 11. 1019 ' Army and Navy Fans Who Helped New York to Take Off Baseball Lid UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION DMO 1irYm.lir DIRECTOR (JEXERAL f)F RAILROADS SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES X&RTH OF ASHLAND, 01 x 4 , Change of Time of " ' , - i - i ii n i , I, Jl JU,SJJ Important ii ..... v 3 i v. ."n i it r, i ' -i r -. i - I v J Passenger Trains Sunday Changes in time at Salem MAIN LINE ' : , Southbound Xo. 13 Leave Salem 11 :t5 am instead of 11:10 pm Xo. 23 Leave Salem .4:08 pm' instead of 4:05 pm Xo. 27 Leave Salem 0:4 pnt instead of 3; 54 pm Northbound Xo. Xo. Xo. Xo. Xo. 54 Leave Salem 3:00 0:17 1:50 3:35 28 Leave Salem 18 Leave Salem 24 Leave Salem GKKK-SILVKRTOX LIXK f ' 74 Leaves Salem 3:33 pirn instead of 3: SO pm 1""""""" i Every Age of Childhood Has Its Shoe jj The proper care of the growing foot is our specialty and we ha ;c the shoes for every need of health. 0lif fm5 mi cloth toP. New Stvle ! Are Withonl Straps. KnSS&5 P BirU' siMS 212 40 6 X Vo SL?"?' new- h'Kh nt. sizes 8 to 11 $2L85, 11 X I Patent AnV?1 H? $izes 2 to 7 are & I 1 fJrI straP. Janes. 11 to 2. $2.95: 8 to 11 $2.65- - X O IO B on,! tf 1(1 oi . . - "v Y.vv , I1Z.V." Brown Misses' r ' Children's Shoes of MIIMHIIIMI MI1111 Carter's ILittte liver Pills You Cannot be Ov A. Remedy That ated r.,Jf Makps T.ifo and Happy saMiira j. ..- . ... ; , wood i. tfc- r f: r ,May 1 1th will be as follows: am instead of 3:05 am am instead of 9:12 am pin instead of 2:00 pm pm instead of 6:50 pm JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger A,gent The very latest thing for Misses and. Children is an all Grey Kid Lace in ( Newest patterns in sizes 11 to 2, $5.60 ' In 8 toi 11 $5.00; 5 to 8 $355; . 2 to 5 $2.65. Nice Brown Calf, broad toe, button or lace, spring heels, 11 i to 2, $455; 8 to 11 $3.45; 5 to 8 $355: English lace, low heels, Kid 4 n n HA i ' ait; a.w ana 91.23. V Pumn Whitd canvas Pumps and Oxfords Z in alllsizos and stvlps . Barefoot JSandals in either Pearl Grey ..or Brown. ..... ........ .. ! ' : .i , - or Black Kid Oxfords for.? k the New; English toe styles.' Z .Style and Quality. tin m iiijimT Worth Living- 5 1m ban dmtw. if CmtMiNniltutart tfr'Q Ionia du i e Thlrtjr thousand fans, among them many in khaki and the navy's blue, helped to lift the baseball lid in New York. These photographs were" taken on the opening day at- the Polo Grounds,, when the champion Red Sox beat the Yankees 10 to 0. ln the lower photograph Jacob Rup Prt and Lieutenant Colonel T. L. Huston, who served abroad with the 16th engineers, owners of the New York American League club, are seen escorting to their seats Admiral Henry T. Mayo, commander of the Atlantic fleet, and; Major General Thomas H. Barry, in command of the department of the east. Both the admiral and the general are enthusi astic fnas. The jopper picture shows a few of the gobs who flocked to the game. Five hundred of them were there as the guests of Lieutenant Colonel Huston, as were 500 dough boys, many of them members of his own regiment. EARLY TIMES ARE RECALLED Passing of Mrs. Emerson Brings Back Journey on ! Foot Across Plains The passing at Cottage Grove on Friday evening of Mrs. M. J. Em erson (who in pioneer times In Tolk county was M:s. "Jack" Hendiicks. near Monmouth), leaven only four members of a train load of Immi grants who left Springfield. III., for the Oregon country in March. 1850. The "train" consisted nf Kvn Jw&Roas drawn bv ox teams. They arrived ln the Willamtt va'u nonths later. Mrs. Emerson, who was then Marv Jan ,!Ip;of a girl of 12 years, walked most or the way acron the plains nearly all the younger people walked to save the strength of the sore footed and weary oxen The fonr surviving .members are J. H. Bait sh in an. of Woodhnf.v a traA O t .hi. Lbirthday was January '13 E. L. rownsend. of Monitor, aged 79; Eb e'aezer Boynton of Woodbum. aged 78, and JV. T. Rigdon. of Salem, who is somewhat past .50, but does not look it. All the "passengers" of that wagon train were related, by consanguinity or marriage; though the relationship of some of the youngsters ran to third cousins; as in the 'case of Mrs. Emerson and Mr. Rigdon. When that "train" arrived at what is now Council Bluffs, Iowa, they found only an Indian wikiup and the ferryman's cabin, and across the river where the great city of Omaha now stands there was not the IF BACKACHY OR IGDNEYSBOTHER Eat Less Meat, Also Take GIam of Salts Before Fating Breakfast. Uric acid In, meat excites the kid neys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is Irritated, and you may be obliged to seek relief two lor three times during the night. When. the kidneys clog yon must help them flush orf the body's urin ous waste or, you'll be a real sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the kidner region, you suffer from, backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets sour, tongue coated aid you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather is bad Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table spoonful in a glass of water .before breakfast for a few davs and your kidney will then act fine. Thi3 famous salts is made from the c'd of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithla. and has been nsed for .generations to clean clogged kid neys and stimulate them to normal activity, alw to neutralize the acids in nrtne, so It no longer la a source or. Irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. . Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot In-' Jure; makes a delightful effervescent hthia-waler drink which everyone Bhonld take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Drug gists nere say they sell lots of Jad ' Salts to folks who believe In over-1 coming kidney trooble while it is I uniy irouDle. v. f ? .TA i F T, - , iff. I : .v...v i Ign of a shingle. The descendants of the Baughpians. Townsends. Boyntons, Rigdons. Slterwocds. Bon neya and others who made up thtt passenger. list of that pioneer train, are numerous now. and they a: scattered all otcr Oregon and th-j other coast states. Real Estate Involve) M. Barscheid has filed suit in jus tice court against J. V. Ebner of Mt. Angel asking judgment for $50. The suit involves a real estate deal. Buys Home on Thirteenth ,. Among the real estate deals of the week is recorded the purchase of the Meta Wolter home on North Thirteenth street by X. B. Brown, superintendent at the Spauldibg mill. The latter's family will re turn shortly from the east and oc cupy the dwelling. Six lots are In cluded in the transfer. ENTERTAINMENT TO BE PLENTIFUL Parachute Drop, Ferris Wheel, Merry-Go-Round on Fourth Program - A triple parachute drop, a ferris wheel, a merry-go-rou no, and a va riety of other concessions, have been secured for the Fourth of July cel ebration by the committee having this part of the program In charge. There will be no questionable enter tainments but there will be a wide range of diversions in the conces sions, which will be ground together in one section near the center or the city. Another feature tof 'Ihe Jkunse ments will be the Cherrian dance which will occupy the street for a block with a band for music. According to ?. B. Claney. a mem ber of the committee, many Port land people have informed him that they are planning to attend the Sa lem celebration. WITH THE AII31V. i Half and Half. Passing a hand over, his forehead, the worried drill sergeant paused for a breath as he surveyed a knock-kneed recruit. Then he pointed a scornful finger. - "No." he declared, "you're hope less. . You'll never make a soldier! Look at you now; the top half of your legs is standing at attention. and the bottom half is standing at ease." The Test. Oonveisatton over heard in a mnntlon canteen after a serving of heavy, half-cooked wad ding: This 'ere pudding ain't 'alt 'eavy stuff' s 9 "That'i nothing. My missus made some one day that we couldn't eat o she gave It to our dncka. A few minutes later a little boy knocked at the door and said. 'Missus Jones, yer ducka have sank!' " pit, I BITS FOR BREAKFAST List your rooms. S I Make the three-linkers at hnm This Is Mothers' Day. V S Germany sa she will not stgn. " And she says she cannot carry out Ser part of the peace :reaty If she oes sign. m But she will sign, and she will ca:ry out ner part or the peace pact. S If the present government refuses me people of Germany will pntMn a government that will in They have had all the war they wani, ior me present, for a thou sand years, and for all time. President Wilson Is ready to an swer any claim of Germany that the peace treaty she nrust sign does not line op faithfully on his fourteen points. You will get some of the most eloquent messages in th ri ing columns of The Statesman of this morn tag. There are a lot of good writers In the business houses of Sa lem. Senator Borah says If the I'nited States senate approve the league of nations covenant he ill fumigate and get out. Why delay the fumi gation? WHEN YOU WAKE UP DRINK GLASS OF HOT WATER Waah the poisons and toxins from yatom before putting mors food Into stomach. H Wash ranrutr n ik. . ,i j v . breakfast like you do on the ouUide. This is vastly more important be cause the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the bl.od. caasins illneaa. while the bowel pores do. For every ounce of food and drink taken into the stomach, nearlv an ounce of waste material must be car ried out of the body. If thbTwaate material is not eliminated dar by day It quickly ferments and gener ates poisons, gases and toxins which are abmrhwf n. v. . "' r.x u IUIU U"( Wood stream, through the lymph j uucis wnicn snouid suck only nour ishment to sustain the body. A splendid health measure Is to drink, before breakfast each day. a glass of real hot water with a ta spoonful of limestone phosphate in It. which is a harmless way to wash these poisons, gases and toxins frora the stomach, liver, kidneys and bow els: thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire alimentary ca nal before putting more food into the stomach. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate costs but ve-y little at the drug store hut la sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Comfort, Economy and Efficiency COMFORT for it means " a "cool kitchen. Economy for it wastes no fueL You burn kerosene oil only when you need it, Efficiency for a Florence Oil Stove is easy and quick cf operation and every bit of beat is concentrated close under the cooking. Come in and jet our salesmen show its many good points. 1 gE? Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co. pfr; Merchandise of Merit,, that OUR RUG PRICES We umlerKtaiul that it is quite easy to make claims one prices are "the lowest in town," and all that ort of thins. Talk U indeed "Cheap." ''Still, when a store know that it undersell every other Ktore and at the same time gives qualitit-s that are not to Le found elsewhere, why should they not claim to have just those thing!". We know that our rug price are far below those of other store. We know that the quality of our rugs cannot be beaten. We invite you to aee our rugwnd the othersthen you can believe our claims. Just keep m mind 'you get more for your money at ll All the ; " I Essentials of Good Clothes CORRECTNESS OF STYLE SUBSTANTIAL QUAUTY j REASONABLE PRICE Are Embodied in .1 Hy mjtdi'uipr suitH to yruir expre"vsim to vour x-rsonn! pattern, th prin pleted ki The mate-rials will will reasona1!e it when delir. red prsoiil piarahtee of talif;i SUITINGS CARRIED IN STOCK Inr vit i f i'aii iiiniiiw.A A ; nv rarrj- in stock a good assort me jit of high grade woolen from 'which vou map choose. pUr htnek of these suiting this KoanU larger than ordinary and embraces good, of exceptional cpialitv. nine o, and look them over. If yu st.e anything to 'suit your fanj-y, we will In? pleased to fill vour order. SCOTCH WOOLEN MEL STORE; . r 42C State Street 1 x should Merit your Patronage, y 9 Suit Ordered Here. order we are enahleil to give irefert-m-eH at to style, fit and ) of your own selection and in every instance. The corn- to you will 1k l.acketl by our - ii.)n iM every reseet. .1 ' . i