THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
FAGS TBlKTa
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920.
Women Will Not
Outnumber Men
Under Suffrage
Washington. April I. Ballots 'cast'
by women in the coining presidential
election will (all short of the potential
ruen'a vote by over i,0O.DOO, provided
the suffrage amendment is ratified and
state registration laws enacted In time
to permit women all over the country
to participate, according to estimates
by the National Woman's party.
. With the 1910 census as a basis,
the Woman's party estimates the num
ber of men eligible to vote at 29,577,
690, and the possible woman voters at
S6.683.&S. In 191. however, tho ac
tual vote cast for all various presiden
tial candidates was 18,528,743, omit
ting ballots thrown out for cause which
leaves over 11,000,909 possible votes
unregistered. If as large a proportion
of the men voters remain; indifferent
in the coming election, women politi
cal leaders here " say that the eager
ness of women to exercise their newly
acquired prihicge mnv more than off
set the disparity In number between
theeexea.
In five of the states, moreover, wo
men of voting age outnumber the men;
Massachusetts has the greatest prepon
derance of women "votens" with 58,-
264 more women than ' men, North
Carolina is next with a women's ma
jority of 15.S88 and South Carolina
with 10,307 is third. In Rhode Island
women of voting age outnumber the
men by 3,196 and in. Maryland by 1292.
Seven Radicals
, found Guilty At
South Bend Today
Incorporations.
A line of freight and passencer boats
will be operated on the Willamette,
Columbia . and Snake rivers by the
Portland Navigation compr.ny which
filed articles of Incorporation here
Thursday. The company U capitalizes
at 130.000. Headquarters will be main
tained in Portland from which center
of the state i,. r- 1 , .
syndicalism law. The Jury was out'. .. ., . ' . ., - .
Tacoma, Wash., Apr. 1. Seven al
leged I. W. W. were found guilty by a I
Jury at Sound Bend todav. .lfcm-rim- tn I .
word trom that ctiy. The men were !
charged with violation
Co-operation Of
Booster leagues
. To Be Discussed
Whether the North Siilcm Improvement-feague
can feasibly function in
900 Stock Yard
Emvloyes Return
To Work Todav
nine hours before arriving at a verdict
All seven of the convicted men are
aliensrsfcc of them being natives of Fin
land ana tho other a Russian. The
men were arrested in Pacific county
last fall and red cards and I. W. W.
literature found in their possession at
that time were introduced in evidence
against them. ' -
' MILK PRICES FALL
Tacoma, Wash., Apr. 1. The price
of milk fell here today from 15 to 12 4
cents a quart. Cream prices remain at
the old level, due. it was said, to the
high price commanded by butter.
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tommies
Need Attention, in March or Face
May Stay Covered
Now is the time to , take special
care of the complexion if you wish
to look well the rest of the year. The
March winds have a strong tendency
to bring out freckles that may stay
oil summer unless removed. Now Is
the time to use Othlne double
Strength.
This preparation for' the removal
. of freckles was written by a promi
nent physician and Is usually so suc
cessful that Jt is sold by . druggists
under "guarantee to refund the money
if It fails. Get an ounce of Othlne
double strength, and even a few ap
plications should show a wondertul
improvement, some of the smaller
freckles even vanishing entirely.
. (Adv)
Willamette And
McMihnvWeTo
Debate Saturday
Willamette university will holil a tri
angular debate with Pacific university-
ana ., aacAunnvuie .. college r. Saturday
nignt. yv illamette's negative team will
go to McMinnvillo and the affirmative
team will oppose Pacific here. The
subject is the same as that which was
used Ih'.the debate with Puget Sound.
"Resolved, that ..the United .States
should secure a mandatory control of
Mexico.'.' . Admission ,to the debate is
free, and will be held in the First Bap
tist churcht -Interest
in interelass oratory ' is
strong at" present. The sophomores
held a tryout yesterday In which John
mucker - was chosen" to" represent the
class. Fred McQrew will orate for the
juniors, and orators for the other two
classes will be selected this week. Tho
contest will be held Monday evening,
the 12th. "
toria on
Rapids. Wash., on the upper Colum
hia, and Lewiston, Idaho, on the Snake
river.
Other corporations filing articles
here Thursday were: , .
" Cooston Cooperative Telephone com
pany, Cooston, Coos county, $56 mem
bershlptee; A. . Mercer. H. W. Walk
er. - R. A. Nass, J. B. Johnson and
Frank Demarest. . -
La Grande Box 4 Lumber company,
La Grande, Z0.0Q0; W. R,
V. F..Kivette, .
Yamhill Timber & Lumber company
Portland, f 30,000; John Hayden, Don
ald M. Graham and M. M. Matthieaen.
the capital stock of the Norman
Maid. Creamery company, Portlanu,
has been increased from $5900 to $10,
00 and that of the Liberty Coal & Ice
company, Portland, has been increased'
from $2500 to $100,000, according to
certificates filed here."
Termlssion . to operate In Oregon
has been; granted to the Standard
Waterproofing company, Inc.. a Wash-! Egg Dealers Licensed.
ington corporation, capitalized at K5.-' Kegrasv smut', April 1. After the
000. E. L. Gorton of Portland is nam- first day of June, 1920', in accordance
ed as attorney in fact for th'.-i state. with the new Egg- Marketing act, ev-
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ery aeaier in. egg- in Saskatchewan
i Chicago, Apr. 2. Nine hundred
'striking stockyards employes returned
tin ttt.lav iiNdup in -i --.,... ..,, f
cooperation with the Soul h Salem and afbllra their wake differences mm
East Salem Improvement leagues a..d,,ho rnlun stxkyards Truns't com-
" iinv-ifi-vs ai me entires, .,
city will be determined at a meeting of
me organization In the Highland
school. Highland avenue and Currant
street, at 8 o'clock tonight. Reports
irom the committes investigating pav
ing, sidewalks and floral exchange,
.will also be, heard at this meeting. . '
The North Salem ' Improvement
league, in its placard of events for the
evening, "spring a surprise" with tne
announcement that Verden II. Moffitt,
Salem's traffic officer, will render two
E, si; and,010 M'm man t know before that
Unemployed a "singing .cop." and this
feature of tje " program alone is ex
pected to attract the entire member
ship of the organization,; Dan Lasgen
berger .will also sing. Miss.NoU Sykes
is slated fpf a narration of her expei.
ences during the wtir in Siberia. -
The proposed amandmhts to the
city charter, as drawn and endorsed by
the Sajem Commercial club directorate
will be given generous discussion dur
ing the meeting.
When Your Hair
Turns Gray
There Is only one thing to do that
will help you retain your youthful ap
perrance bring back the original
. color and luster of every gray hair
with
Co-Lo Hair Restorer
A scientific 'process, discovered by
. Trot John H. Austin, facteriologlst,
hair and scalp specialist of Chicago,
for developing the natural color of
the hair in a similar manner to that
of developing the photographic nega
. tlve. It la positively the only satis
factory and lasting treatment for
restoring color to the -hair in a mild
healthful manner.
! Co-Lo Hair Restorer Is absolutely
harmless and will not injure either
the hair or scalp; Is not a dye; con
tains no toad or sulphur: will" not
wash or rub off; has no sediment, and
is as clear as water a pleasing and
simple remedy to apply.
Co-Lo Hair Restorer comes In
A for Black and All Dark Shades
of Brown, r .
' AT Extra Strong, lor Jet Black
Hair Only. .
AS lor All Medium Brown Shades.
A for AM Very - Light Brown
Ira and Auburn Shades.
Co-Lo Ilalr Restorer on sale 'at
Perry Drug Store.
Catarrh Will Go
He!? Conies jn TwfrMffiutes
foiipkteMefiaaFew : Weeks.
- Don't go on hawking yourself sick
every morning; It's" cruel, it's harmful
and it's unnecessary.
s If after breathing Ilyomcl, the won
der worker, you are not rid of vile
catarrh you can have your money
back.
No stomach dosing just take the
little .hard rubber pocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit, and pour' into
it a few drops of Hyomei. Breathe it
according to directions. In two min
utes it will relieve you of that stuffed
up feeling. Use It daily and in" a few
weeks you should be entirely free
from catarrh. i
Breathing Hyomei is a very pleas
ant and certain way to kill catarrh
germs. " v
Get ft Hyomei outfit today. It's
nold by druggists everywhere with
guarantee to quickly and safely end
catarrh, croup, coughs, colds, sore
Ihroat ani bronchitis or money back;
It's inexpensive. Daniel J. Fry can
supply you.
STEAMER SAFE
Astoria. Or., April 1. The steam
schooner; Multnomah, which lost hor
rudder yesterday morning, was suc
cessfully towed into this port late last
night by the tug Oneonta, with no
other damage to the boat. The en
trance into the mouth bf the river
was made in eplte of a 39 milo win J
which blew from the southwest, kio'it
ing up a rough sea. ,
Aurora, Iiul. April 1. A - diamond
engagement ring and a wedding ring, I
believed stolen last fall, were recover-1
ed at 'a dinner given recently by Mrs. I
William Heady, living near hore, when i
she qpened a can of fruit, The woman
then recalled that she had missed the
rings during the fruit canning season.
FALL OF EIGHTY FEET OAVSES -
DELAY I.V WORK 5 MIXITES
Caldwell, Kans., April 1. Ari elghty
foot fan from a smokestack of the mr
cal electric light plant by Jim Williams
of Wichita, stack builder and steeple
jack, merely delayed operations five
minutes and he was back on the Job.
Falling head first. Williams struck a
guy wire which broke the fall, and he
landed fett first in some mud, unin
Lady Astor said In the house of com
mons: ."Regarding prohibiton 1
thinking more of the freedom of the
children and am not o excited l?y what
Is cailod the freedom of men. The
children are the innocent victims of
the liquor curse.'
iMiver? of livestock shipments
was resumed and more than 7000 pack
ing house wurkers who were forced out
Pastor Asscifr
Women's Styles
x-onaon, April 2. Prevailing fash
ions in women's gowns- were vigor
ously assailed in a sermon recently
by Rev. Bernard Vaughan, the widely
known Jesuit father, whose esjs
and sermons on morality and home
life have for ths past twenty ears
attracted great attention throughout
the world.
"In days gone by laUie dressed for
of employment during the strike went 1 dinner, now they undress for it," he
back to their jobs.
The demands of the livestock hand
lers wilt be arbitrated bv Federal
Judge Samuel Alehuler.
either wholesale or retail who purch
ases eggs directly from producers must
be licensed, and after that date no
eggs may be purchased by such itealers
until they have been candled and all
eggs unfit for human food rejected. -
' ; Drugs Hidden In Door.
; Vancouver, B. C. April 1. In lhe.-:
agpressivo efforts to stop the illicit
peddling of "dope" local police recent
ly brought to light a clever device em-"
ployed by an Oriental named Yung in
concealing his stock in trade. Persis
tent search of Yung's home resulted In
tho finding of three thousand dollars
worth of druKs and hypodermic need
Mortgage Notes
Not All Exempt
From Taxation
. The state law enacted !y the legisla
ture of 1919xempting mortgage notes
from taxation does not effect mortgage
notes regularly asscs.'sed ou. March 1,
1919, according to .Attorney General
Brown, who in an opinion prepared for
A. Fairchlld. district attorney for Wal
lowa county, declares that the notes
"are not exempt from taxation and,
therefore, should not be stricken from
the tax roll made up of the assessment
for the year 1919.",
i "At all events," the opinion reads,
"they should not be deemed exempt
from taxation by the collecting officers
unleks of competent Jurisdiction so ad
judicates." .
"Of course," the attorney general
concludes., "for this year, such notes
shall be exempt from assessment and
taxation In accordance with ttie
amended exempting law relating to
property exempt from taxation."
AH measures submitted to the peo
pie at the special election May 21 must
be submitted on a separate ballot than
that which contains the names of can
didates fyr office, according to an
opinion prepared today by Attorney
General Brown. '
A southern woman aged 99 has
been invited bv"tho mavor of Savor
ies secreted in a huge pocket in the top) mih, Georgia, to "hold her next birt!.
of a heavy door. iduy reception in the city hall.
declared. "Women's clothing ought ta
serve the three purposes of decency,
,of warmth and of ornament. Girts
who follow the up to dato fa;hlors
axe ruining their . own and their
neighbors souls as well as their own
bodies. Designers of fashions seem to
be devoid as much of taste as of prin
ciple." .
OVER-ACIDITY !;
cl l! ilemch ht upt many a
ru'ghi't ieL II youi ttomach ii ci A
dUtuibed, mo!v No ci thiee
KnioiDS
n the tsnfue Wait rellrinf and mv
Jey ttnehing deep, TH purity ni
f dMst ! Kimiub uaraatced by
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MAKEItS OF SCOTT EMULSION
. Paraguay "mate," a national drirk
used in South America, may becoir-t!
a prohibition drink in this country,
says an American manufacturer. Mate
Is an herb and is made and drur.k
hot like tea.
Spain has over
olive, trees.
4.000,000 acres of
Bronchitis
Chest Golds
When that tightneM appears in
your chest and the sharp pains sig
nify inflammation and congest i.tn
you need a hot application right away
Meat eases pain, and when you u-e
Betrv's Mustarina vou set limr the
right kind of heat penetrating heat
that quickly reduces nil soreness
and -congestion. Apply it tonight an I
cover with a cloth, ou II led lots bet
ter in the morning. It's a grand sensi
ble remedy that all who use it praise.
30 cents. 8. C. Wells & Co., I.eRoy N.
Y.
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YOU CAN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George L and Ada C Rose to
D P McCarthy, 40 A sec 34
In 8S 4W $0500
Frank Welsh, executor of the
estate of W D Claggett, to S
8 ana Eva Z Mumey, It 7
Claggett fruit and garden
tracts
S S and Eva Z Mumey to C H
and Lillie Purcell, It 7 Clag- v
gott fruit and garden tracts 1200
William and Jennie WcGllchrist
to. James and Elsie McUil- .
Christ, prt Sunnyslde fruit
farms
C W and Bernlce Grabcnhorst t'
to 'Vernon B and Ruth Vdrf " -''
Cleave, 78.22 A In D L C
Wesley Shannon in 7S 1W;... 5500
Jessie K Minto to D C Mintu
13 A sec "28-29-32-33 in 73 "
3V, also 302.65 A. in sec 28 '
78 3VV, uIsq It 9 ill see 28 '
78 3W. also It' 13 sec 29 in
7S 3V 30,000
John G and Lydla R Jackson
to A W Smith Its 1-2-3 bl 32 1
Highland add Salem'..".
W H and Viola Tinker to Phllo
and Amelia J Steward, It 6
Dalrymple add Salem
W T and Mary P Slater to M
E Payne It 1 bl 24 Salem
Samuel Stoller to Anna Kauf
man It 34 Halls home tracts
Emma Terrell to Isaac A and
M Alice Dixon bl 5 Hill add
Mehama .. ...
Jacob Gotthardt to W M Abrarnn 'J
It 39 HHnshaw fruit farms .......... ...
II D and Bertha M Mars to
Kazll and Sarah DeJardin, bl
4 Gervals ......
J 1) and Eugenia Griffin to
Isaac S Sawyer, prt I) L C of
A F Waller in 7S 3W .
R E Willinms to Grace N Wil
liams prt D L C John B Gor
vais in 58 3W
John T ond Emma White to -
Andrew Peterson, 1A Wood
burn 1000
Mary A Foster to Ole B Bjor- j
naas, .60 acre and 2.09 acres'
Peter Raymond D L C in 68
1 and 2W 46.MI
W T and Ella M StTTlz to C A '
and E J Wallace prt bl 8 Rob
erts add Salem . .
Isabelle C Farrar to . William ! . A v
McGilchrlst W V, Us 5-4 bl 70
Salem : 7000
William and Eva McGllchrist i. !
to T B and Cora Kay W ft Us
S bl 70 fialem 7000
George and' Emma Vick to C A
and Lula Moody It 27 bl 1
Willamette - hdd. Salem .....
A B Hughes- to ArVll tt Wilson - ;
Vinnie -L Brown, Estella R .
Smith, 'Letha M Wilson, prt .
D L C John McClaln I.....
W II and Elizabeth ! Edward to - .'
Ole Miller, It 1 bl 1 Richmond
add ...... u .'
V H Clendlnmg to J- E Croth-
ers and - H E Gleason, Its-.' .
84-85-8$ Ewald fruit farms. ......... ;.
Alice H.and Rollin K Page to ,
Loretta. Ford . bl 3 Brookslde '
add Salem
Enos and : May R-Prt'snall tr -Jennie
R Presnall 10 A, D L , -
. C Oliver Pickard 2800
Grace P Stevens to H O Carl " ' "
It S bl 6 Oaks add Sulem
Mrs J B ffnd J B Stewart to
Levi and Hazel' Flif let rrt It
6 bl IS ind prt It 6- bl 1
Salem ...t....... ...... '.
Herman Roedel to Matthew and -
Rosa A Becker, 8.89 A. D L
C Chas Hubbard in 4S 1W
William A and Bertha McCol
lum to John 'William -Porter .
It 33 Ewald fruit farms ...... 353'
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Does Spring find you feeling older,
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The influenza and grip epidemics have
left thousands with weak kidneys and
failing strength. Now comes spring
with its own special burdens of impure blood to impose a still greater burden on the over
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