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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, PAGE TWO. MARION COUIiTY , JURY LIST FOR 1920IS DRAWH The Jury venire for service during the rear 1120 has been completed. The list is compiled from all Ma rion county districts and contains the names of over 150 representative taxpayers. As to vocations, farmers predomin ate on the lint. The occupational 01 vikiooa of the jurors are farmer 170; capitalist. 1; millers, 2; merchants, 41: retired. !5; druggists, 4; sales men, 2; contractors, 4; den tints, 2 blacksmiths. 1: real estate, 4; butch era, 6. Other trades and followlngs represented are: paper dealer, lum ber, mechanic, clerk, restaurant own ers, manufacturer, barber, photo grapher, laundryman, street car con ductor, feed barn proprietor, printer, journalist, fruit grower, engineer, laborer, jeweler, Insurance and stock man. County residents who are on the list are drawn as follows: AuitiHVllle D. F. Eaatburn, John Bmith, O. W. Uaynard, W. K. Wins low. 8. S. Swank, M. H. Seer, Chas. U Martin. Aurora H. L. Bents, Louis Webert, Henry Keil, Allle Will, Nathan Colo. Breitenbush Orin Judd. Bmoks Will it. Jones, Harriaon Jones, Malcoln Kamp, William A. Hamiwr, E. A. B. Howard, Britt As piuwall. Buttevllle Win. Hyiin. Ctiampoeg John A. Oeurln. Chas. H. Oeelan, Frank (inborn, t Chemawa Geo N. ThompHon, Wil liam Blake, Ben L. Cluggott. Frank K. Kvans, Emery M. Bailey, Harry J. Bnardsley. Crolsan Rteve Huber. IKtnald John H. Millar, John Singer, Henry Btsiuffer, Horace W. Thlelaen, Thurston Ycrfeen. Klkburn John Lomker. Knglewood Frank F. LaBaro, Chan. H. Chapman, W. J. Dirr, H. C. Maguren, Frank Ricket, W. M. Troy. Fairfield Frank Mahoney, W. C. Forcler, Fairgrounds C. W. Bcechler, Onus X. Orlggs, Anton" ChrlHtensen,, Bird Lee Craven. Kast Oervais L. K. 8ieginun,d, Ku gene , Mnmilng, J. A. Ferschweiler ICdward Shields ' West (lervaia Chas. Fiiunml, John V. Manning, Aug. Nibler. Koreb David Hmlth, H. D. Bondy. Control Howell W. Desart, Albert K. Jans, Thomas Lnuilerback. North Howell- K. C. Jefferson, A. T. Clloe, Kph J. Thurman Kast Hubbnrd Ilobt, B. France, J. Fred Palmer, Herman L. Carl John C. Moomaw, John Stauffor. , West Hubbard Jos. Calvert, David Hoveiulen, (ilea C. Cnrothers, Lee Her chbergur, Arnold Christen. Jiffmaon A. C. Llbby, Chas. Mo Kce, Frank Eploy, Harry Roland, J. F. Hteiwer. Fred Loonvy, S. A. Feuso, Geo. C.Mason. Liberty Bruce Cunningham, Frank Umbels. Blacluay John C. Junes, E. I'at ton, Onle L Martin. Marlon U, W. Adams, J. A. Door fliw, K. J. Farnhain. McKee Steve Buuinan, ChaB. Lelth, Nick iterree. . Mohama llurlon Taylor, Kdward Hiegmund, Jas. V. lmbler. Mill City C. 11. Work, D. U. Hill. Clifford JU. Trask. Monitor Joel L. Jack, Buscom 11. Hughes, Chas. N. fieely, John W. Ram age. Kast Mt. AngelFred Schwuh. Rud olph J. Hernlng, Flank ButHch, Joseph ja. noner, liarvey Smith, West Mt Angel Ilnm-v Klin,.. ti J. Komp, Martin Llmbnch, Thomas Jimilng-. rriiiKle Frank O. Uowersox, O. N. Cannon, Chaunney Lockwood. Quinaby a. C. Beckner, Curl IVtsel Homer Coulut. . Riverview J. II, purker. Hwedale W. K. Way, Chas. . Kugglea Kant f alem Geo. Edwards, Eugene AufriiiKH'. ; ; Jfcilem Heiuhts Htunley Culver, Cin rsd Falk, K. I), Hnr-hansn, H. S. Poisai. Wm. Mcttilchrlst, Jno. W. Carson. 8U I'huI Thos. Kirk, Philip Gra ham. Jas C. Murphy. C. A. Pelland. Samuel A. Huvfnr. Josenh Mi DoiihM Uuuliard Heury Htuto, F. J. Klnns. jtuwpn Mucormli'k. Hootls Mills Allen ll,lllnir..i. m v Lutgnn, C. A. Duiiagiin, K. H. Law- renoe. Hliaw Henry Keene, W. IL Ilowd, Besi Klncker. Midney W. 8. Flnley. Walter , lavld Jai-obaon, Silver Falls W. W. Nenl. Anton Irf-lkem. North Hilvertmt J. F. Warnock, W. O. tlatlley, H, A. Hartley, O. A. Loe Jus U. Uordun. iwMith Sllveiton V. II Bowers. J. W. Uoodkaccht, Frank Kgun, Fred I). Knight. Kast Rilverton Thus. Skaife, P. L CATAHKII At, OKAFXKSS MAY Hi: 0 LKt OMK If you have Catarrhal Deaf- 4c neea or are even Just a little 4c hard of homing or have head 4c noiae go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of l'aimlnt (double strength), and add to it 4 pint of hot water and a little granu.ated sugar. Take 4c 1 tablespoonful four times a. ' 4: day. 41 41 This will often bring quick relief from the distressing; , 41 4 head noises. Clogged nostrils 4c 4c should open, breathing become 4c easy and the mucus stop drop- 4c 4c ping into the throat. It is 4c sjc easy to prepare.' costs little 4t and is pleasant to take. Any- 41 4c one losing hearing or who has 4c 4 Catarrhal Deafness or head 41 4 noises should give this pre. 41 sjt scription trial. 4c 4:4c4 Blackerby, F. E. Callister, N. H. Ames, S. M. Lukens, W. E. Cooley. West Silverton A. F. Blackerby, J. K. Mount. H. P. Brouehton. H. F. Craig. Marion Palmer, G. F. Palas. Ralph Cowden. Stavton Vred Rock. George Keech. Jacob Spaniol, Jos. Fisher. Giles E. Thomas, George Brown. West Stayton Royal Conoit, ueorge East Stayton Jonn rayior, n. Hewitt, Frank Hettinger, W. H. English. Suhlimltv Nicholas Gllmore, NU-h- olas Zimmerman, C. H. Benson, W. H. Downing. Frank Smith. W. H. Tate, Theo. Heuberger, C. J. Seibel. Turner J. M. Watson. H. W. Smith, Chas. a Lytle. B. E. Robertson, J. L Gray, W. T Riches, Irvtn E. Putnam. J. E. Whitehead. Victor Point Philip Fisher, uyo Humphrey, C. B. McElhaney. East Woodburn Henry Hall, S. C. Mills, M. I Hendricks, Jesse W. Kel ,v. Jas 111. Liveaay, Jefferson Kil- gore, Pearl L Love. Oscar A. Nendel. Herman Otjen. Charles lT'er. West Woodburn Fred J. Miller, N. a Scollard, H. P. Baughman, Geo. H. Beebe, W. H. Broylea, J. U. ladings Lyman H. Shorey. Waconda A. J. Egan. Kins J. rat er. Salem. No. 1 Wm. Frost. Geo. H Crolsan, Emil Graber, W. F. Pohle. Wilbur Beaver, A. J. Hager. vt alter Skelton, L. Mlckelson, W. R. Ruth, A. W. Veatch. Salem, No. 2 Russell Catlin, D. W. Eyre, Joseph Lebold, F. L. Water Elmer Whltef R. W. Craig, Earl H. Anderson, William H.- Burger, H. C. McDowell, August Kehrberger. Salem, No. 3. Geo. W. Lucas, A. A. Burton, E. F. Long, Jas. McClelland. Sr., Waldo B. Miller, J. N. Skaife, Ii'lorian Von Eschen. Salem, No. 4 G. V. Blandish, E. E. Gilliam, V. Nadstanek, Steve Breivuii-, stein, Roy II. Campbell, W. A. Llston. Haleiu, No. 5 J. L. Buslck, A. W. Anderegg, L. W. White. G. C. Bolter, Adum' Burns, C. Van Patten. ' Sulem, No. C. E. Bayes, William Gahlsdorf, E. E. Tanner, J. N. Wltzel, N. L. Gamble. Salem, No. 7 Anthony Gregefton, Levi MoCracken, Jos. L. Codington, G. N. Ireland, J. B. Moorman,' S. L. Frazier. Salem, No. 8 Christ Paulus, W. ft, Mellwnln, C. M. Roberts, H. V. Doe, J. J. McDonald, L. A. Geler. Salem, No. 9 Paul Tragllo, J. p. Barber, J. W. Harrltt, F. G. Decke- bach, Wm. McGllchrist, Jr. Sulem. No. 10r-R. N. Hoover, G. U- Pettlnglll, N. C. Kafoury; C. T; Pom- eroy, J. L. Riggs, F. B. SouthWlck, II. H. Vandevort. Kalem, No. 11-r-B. E. Carrier, A. N. Moores, R. E. Downing, J. O. Goltra, Edgar Hartley, A B. Gardner, E. Cooke Patton, Gideon Stolz, Rny L. Farmer, W. A. Rutherford. Salem, No, 12 D. J. Fry, A. M. Hansen, A. J, Basey, J. A. Bernardl, W O. Prunk, E. N Gillingham, Jos. OYaber Jr., Earl B. Jory. Salem, No. 13 W. B. Hardy, E. A. Rhoten, A. J. Edward. Salem. No. 14. Fred F, Trlnee, Chas. G. Given, Ward K. Richardson, C. A. Roberts, Thos II Clark. Salem, No. 15 H. F. Smith, John W. Himt, H. O. WhiU. Eugene Eoker len, W. F. Foster, E. E. Keene, W. W. Fawk, C J. Olmstead, W. F. Prime. Salem, No. 16 T. J. Cronlse, II. d. Coursey, Mark Skiff, Otto Hansen, Asa f. Eoff, W. P. George. Salem, No. 17 L. P. Aldrlch, a. Daue, O. Ireton, Roma C. Hunter, F. M. Brown, John B. Craig, A. F. M,r- fous, A. F. Hughes. Salem, No. 18 George H. Orabeh- horst, i'eter Springer, S, C. Kightling er. F. D. Thlelsen, Will Bennett, Luther J. Cbapiu, W. A. Cuslck, Win, Flem ing;, Cass Gibson. Stock Market Insular . At Cneninflf This Morning , New Votk. Feb. 19 (Wall street 10:30 a. nr.) CnnfuRing changes wece recorded nt the very Irregular opening of today's stock markot. General Electric lost there points on a single sale and Mexican Petrole um, United States Rubber and Re tail Stores forfeited one uolnt each. This was offset by gains of 1 to 1(4 points for Northern Pacific, Louis ville and Nashville, General Motors and Pull-American Petroleum Pru. cible Steel opened with an offering 01 au snnres at 2U8 to OS Vs. a mu imum gain of 2Vi points. Captain Lewis Q. Shilling. 88 years old, who says lie was an adopted son of Kit Carson, and came weBt with the first Fremont expedition Is seri ously ill In Los Angeles. Painful Piles A Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat Meat Is Oae e the Untaaest Ktenls oo . live Kxperleaeed. You sre suffering dreaitful! with II .'111 dk. bloeiUnu. protruliu piles or hemorrhoids. Now, go ovei K ID SONS, TO RWI STORE IN ALBANY Gnnres of Most Yankee Heroes to lie Undisturbed With the purchase of one of Al bany's largest stores by J. L. Buskk and Sons, the enterprising Salem firm makes fls latest Willamette val ley extension. This transaction in volves the purchase of Ilolloway's Farmers store in the Linn cdunty city. This stpre is well known through out Linn county, having been success fully conducted by D. S. Holioway for over Ave years. According to the annual turn over reports( this store handled retail trade In excess of 10. 00 during the year J91. L. L. Buslck will be in charge of the store and plans to move his fam ily to Albany about March 1. The .1. I. Buslck company now op erates three stores, two of which are in Salem.- J. L. Buskk, head of the concern, stated Thursday that it is policy of expansion will be adhered to and that the company is contem plating the acquisition of stores at Corvallis and Eugene. Protection of Americans In Asia Minor is Ordered Constantinople, Feb. 17. Mustapha Kcmal Pasha, leader -of the Turkish nationalists in Asia Minor has given orders that all Americans in that re gion must be respected and given pro tection, according to a dispatch from Angora, present tcapital of Anatolia. The commander says Americans in Marashwere respected during the re cent fighting there and adds: s 'They are all well, even their poul try being safe. They are drinking chocolate and enjoying themselves." New tork. Feb. 19. Ralph H. Hayes sailed for Europe today to in- gg j3 staying, vesticate eondltionsin connection with i the bringing back of the bodies of American soldiers. Air. Hayes said that of the 77,00 American sjldiere buried abroad'more than 25 per eent would not be brought back because relatives have expressed a desire that they be not disinterred. Mme.'Schumann-Heink has cancel- Jed tier immediate concert cngage Jnients nader her physician's advise and will not sing in public for a pe" liod of seven" or eifiht weeks, it was reDorted in San Dieco, Cal., where d?urd , ills Files TIBE THROUGH THE EARTn Recently, at a meeting of some prom input men in England, the question ui sinking a shaft into the earth to a depth of from 12 to 30 miles, as a pos sible new "source of power was dis cussed. The cost of sinking such a shaft to 12 miles would be at least 120,000,000 and would take about 85 years to complete, this being about JO times theo depth of any shaft in ex istence. The greatest problem to be reckoifed with would be thnt of heat, It being definitely know that the temperature rises one degree to every 70 feet ot descent. During the first two or threo miles the waste matter could be hols ed to the surface by means of a cable, but beyond this depih cables of the best steel would break under, their own weight. Althoush engineers could doubtlea tackle this tremendous task, the prob lems Involved would be no quite a novel and difficult nature. Acetic ncid Is now made from cocoa nut shells In Ceylon. GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR GAS ON STOMACH Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc., is mixed ia Alder-i ka relieves ANY CASE gas on stsmach or sour stomach. It acts on. both upper and lowor bowel and removes all foul mat ter which poisoned stomach. Often CURES const ipation. Prevents appen dicitis. The INSTANT pleasant action of Adler-i-ka surprises both doctors and patients. One man who suffered five years from indigestion and aoasti pation was helped by ONB doge. J. C. Pevry druggist 115 South Com '1, Morgan to Develop Vast Enterprises in England London, Feb. 19. The promotion of important; financial and commercial enterprises is the object of the present visit to Europe of Henry P. Davison, of J.- P. Morgan & company, accord ing to the Pall Mall Gazette today. Two plans sre te be promoted by Mr. Davison in Europe, the newspaper declares. The first is for the estab lishment of a great money combine with the object of financing great na-,4 tional and private enterprises in Eu rope, while the second is the estab lishmenCof a great international trad ing company backed by the resources of the Morgan house and the Guaran ty Trust company. All the money received by Queen Mary as silver wedding gifts will be devoted to the building of a maternity hospital which will be named in her honor. TRY MAKING YOFR OWX lie COCGH REMEDY You can save about $2, and have a better remedy than the ready made kind. Easily Done s)c sc 3 sc sc i(c sic ife s$c sjc sc jc sc If you combined the curative prop erties of every known "ready mada" cough remedy, you probably could not get as much real curative power as there is in this simple home made cough syrup, which is easily prepared in a few minutes, Get from any druggist 2H ounces of Plnex, pour It Into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with syrup, using either plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, as desired. The result is a full pint of really better cough syrup than you could buy ready madd for three times the money. Tastes- pleasant and never spoils. This Pinez and syrup preparation gets right at the cause of a cough and gives almost Immediate relief. It loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle and heals the sore. Irri tated membranes so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. A day's use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchi tis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma, there is nothing better. Pinex is a most valuable concen trated compound of genuine Norway pind extract, and has been used for generations to break up severe coughs To avoid disappointment ,ask your druggist for "2 ounces of Pinex" with full directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give ab solute satisfaction or money prompt ly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne ind. . (Adv) GQLDS Head cf chest are best treated I" externally" with,, VICRS VAP0R1 (VH BODYGUAH0,: mm 3Qt. 60. 11.36 Advises Ordinary Buttermilk! for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores This Good Looking Young Woman I'ses Old Time Ktvlpe of Butter milk Cream in a New Way A Gentle Mohkuko with Pltigwa Before. 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Kindly send me a Free snmple of rrraoM ilia tmam, ia plain wrapper, a Kams Street V The old time application of Butter milk and Cream to whiten and pre serve the skin and remove harsh lit .tle wrinkles and ugly sallowness is grandmother's recipe and women thru .out the country are again using It to ensure a beautiful complexion and snow white hands and arms. Ruttermllk, however. Is not always obtainable, but a specialist has at last perfected a method of concentrating buttermilk and combining It with a perfect cream, which you 'can buy in small quantities ready to use at any first class drug store by simply ask ing for "Howard's Buttermilk Cream There is no secret about it nor is there any doubt about the result It's just common ordinary buttermilk in the form of a wonderful cream, gent ly massaged with the finger tips around the corner of the eyes and mouth. To get the best effect, be sure to follow the simple directions. 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'' Usiry Supplies and Equipment :' This handsome book Is more than a Cataki IVs a true itslto to Profitable Planting Your Name should be on our Mtilini List ASK R)R CATALOG No. 2tJ0 1 Eat Peerless Bread -:j S and . : XlJII i Save the Wrappers We will pay l-2c cash for all wrappers either returned to the Peerless Bakery, or given to our delivery man. . Eat Peerless Bread The Peerless Bakery Philip Winters, Prop. 170 N. Consist Phofie247 j