WEDNESDAY, APRIL,, "
IhE CAPITAL JOUKNAL.
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Trade Problems
Are Considered
By Salem League
Tho principal aildi-fiu at Tuesday
nlKlit'a Hireling of the llulnenH Men's
Ii'mkui wii8 Klven hy Kilward A. Mc
1j'uii, secretary o( the Oregon State I
Ki'tall Merchant anioolutlon. Mr. M-la-un
wan a member' of the Intcrme
iliiiry furl Ion tliMt succeeded In uniting
the two rival retail merchant aiworla
Hon of this Btate. He expr'rKied hie
iipliieeiallon of the pronresMhe spirit
Bhown bv the Salem lotigue In working
flip the one co-operative xtate aoela
Hon. Mr. McLean declared that govern
ment interference arid control of In-duKU-y
had hampered progi-eH in
many ways. He produced a letter Rent
out liy coal UlHtrlbutlon and sale a
H.ii'l.aloiiB. calling attention to the ac
tlon of the government In holding nor
iimua iuantltlc of coal when the din
1 1 Uniting wtlexmen could have disposed
of the fuel readily, thereby relieving
tho acute situation in eaxtorii states.
Jit found natlHfuetlon In the fact the
government had recently dlHContluued
c.i)a.l rendition and tuteil that "the
fuel men could get nlntur without In
efficient Interference by federal ngen
clew." During the evening, Mr. McLean
iiIho gave HUiHtratlon of pro aromes
that charged profjteoiing on the part
ot retallem, Huch publicity wan harm
ful, he Hinted and urged that means
be taken to prevent recurrence of
mien "harmful publicity." William
(luliladorf added to the matter by ro
fjrrlnK to Hrllole appearing in the
J'uiilaiid Oregonlan, where Hewn ltema
mated that roffee had dropped 8 to IS
ciiiiih per pound when "no lowering of
the market ha actually taken plaro."
i', I'tilcrton tuok mieclal umbrage
at an nrtlcle riicently published In
i Oregon publlcallona vher an expert
In hi report to federal Invextlgutlng
clreli hud tated that "there 1 iome
puflteerlng by producer and dlxtrlb
inilor, but the retail merchant la the
mind flagrant offender."
Il wan oniphurhjcd that any publica
tion given vuch unfounded ptatementfi
Wii extremely hurtful to all dculera,
Waller 1 teuton Hpnko pointedly In ref
nitince to thlM luck ot undcr.ttuud b-
tween the pre and the retail trade.
"AdvertlMK liberally In the home pa
inn." urged Mr, lienlon, "let the pub
lic know that you are Belling a fair ar
ticle nt a fair price and gradually Sn
leui will become iiilvoraaily repre-
enlaUve ot the 'Your Home Town
Klmt' Idea. He uaacd the bualne
men to study carefully the value of co.
operation through the local presH, de
claring that by wise and uonxtateut pub
Holly you will win the confidence of
Ihe buying public. "We mind all grow
bv working together," he uld, "ood
S.ilein peoplo mut realise that the fur
ther away their dollar are cnt, the
longer it take for thoe dollai- to re
turn." Willi Tuesday night' meeting of
the HualneMt Men' league wa Blip
pocd to be a deaolate and forbidding
Sahara for all political HHpirnnta, the
ban wn finally lifted and the aem
bliige gn ronnldeiatlon to brief ad-di-ese.
nuide by Hal ration, ulder
manle Candidate, and J. C. Terry, Z.
J. UliCHR, candidate for the Btate leg
Wat lire.
Harding to Face
Wood at Polls in
Ohio's Primary
Colunibua, Ohio, April 21. Wheth
er Ohio ix to remain loyal to th
"favorite on" tradition In the ex
presulon of choice for presidential
candidate will be decided at the Htate
wlde primary, April 27th.
io far uh the democratic party Is
concerned, the "favorite son" tradi
tion will be maintained by sending a
solid delegation of 48 member to the
San Krunclsco convention, pledged to
Governor Jamea M. Cox. The gover
nor has no oppoltlon on the prefer
ential ballot, and all candidate for
delegate are pledged to him.
General Leonard Wood I contest
ing with Ohio' '.favorite on" Sen
ator Warren G. Harding, tor repub
lican preference, for the delegaatlon
to the Chicago convention.
The fight between Wood and Hard
.ng ha developed Into one of the
hottest contest waged within the
party rank for year.
Candidate for delegates, pledged
to General Wood, have been entered
In all but three of the twenty-two
districts and two candidates for dele-gate-at-large
also are Jn the field. A
complete list of cundidate for dis
trict delegate nand delegate-at-large,
pledged to Senator Harding, are In
the race.
In general, the Wood organization
Is heuded by men who were prom
inent In the Progressive party In 1912.
Senator Harding' campaign for the
most part, 1 lu the hands ot men af
filiated Willi the local party organ
izations. H. M. Dougherty, the Sen
ator' manager, wn republican state
executive chairman In the 1912 cam
paign. Then, he pursued an uncom
promising policy with the Progres
sives. The opposition to Senator
Harding in the present campaign Is
directed chiefly against Mr. Dough
erty.
Though all candidates for delegates
on the democrat ticket are pledged to
Governor Cox, local condition have
resulted In contest In a few district.
In the sixteenth district (Canton) the
"wet" and "dry" question resulted In
a number of candidate being entered.
whllo the lame question and factional
difference are said to bo responsible
for contests In others.
By reasons of the few contests on
the democrat ticket, the party lead
er expects a light vote to be polled.
Glee Club Puts
Bright Numbers
On Song Program
The program which will be given
by the Willamette Glee club In their
concert tonight at the Granh
theater Is one which has been espe
cially prepared for the Salem- audi
ence, with several new numbers to
replace those which have been given
at various times throughout the year.
Several of the old favorite .ith
which the club has made successes
in past years are repeated, but oth
erwise the program is new.
Jolly Students Mcndenhall
Hark! The Horn Awakes the Morn
:. Kandegger
Glee club
Le Prlntemps Smith
Miss Evelyn DcLong
Men of Harlech Brewer
Quartet
Song of the Vikings Funning
Glee club
The ripe of Pan, vocal solo....Kdgar
Floyd Mclntire
Song of Trlnce Rupert's Men, Tnnye
Summer's Lullaby Gibson
' Glee club
Melody In F .cornet solo..Rubensteln
Loren Basler
I!ii7.-Saw
Herald Kmmel, Kverett Craven
The Gypsy Trail Galloway
Love You Truly Bond
My Lassie Strickland
Quartet
How Sleep the Brave Clark
Star and Stripes Bousa
Glee club
Route Murchln'. vocal solo Stock
Vernor Sackett
Kstudlantlna Lacome
Ode to Willamette Mendcnhall
Glee club
Blood Poisoning
llmiillu's Wlminl Oil n Stif Flint
.Mil Treat meal
How often lockjaw and blood pols-
oiling result from the neglect ot
slight scratch or little cut! Hamlin's
lard Oil 1 a afe and effective first
aid treatment. It I a powerful ant'
septic and should he applied Imme
dtutely to wound of till kind to pre
vent danger of Infection.
It 1 soothing and healing and qui
ly drives out pain and Inflammation
In cue of sprains, bruises. cu,
burns, bite and slings. Just a reli
able, loo, for Btlff neck, ore feet, cold
sore, canker sore, earache and tooth
ache.
Get It from druggist for SO cents.
It not satisfied return the bottle and
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CAM NOV HALL LOUGlin IV
THKK 8TIUIK IV SAW
Vancouver, It. C, April 21. An old
fashioned cannon hull ot the 25 pound
variety, used many year ago on this
coast by the admiralty ship, caused
the Falsa Creek Lumber Company a
lotw or 26U tne otner day. it was
mbeded lu the center of A huge log
rut at Duncan Bay. Th tree had
- grown around the ball and- concealed
ll so well that It wa not dlm-overed
until the saw struck It. The mlKsilr
must have heu discharged mntiv
esi sail by a passing warship.
Cherry tree are In full bloom In
Hood Hiver valley and pear are burst
ln( their blossom. '
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STANDARD OIL OOMMNY
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$ o'clock tonight. I cemetery. .
George W. Masterson. well known j Mr. Vincent, witn nis lamnj, nu
poultry Judge from California, will be; ben a resident of Salem for about ten
the principal speaker. He will talk on years and a year ago moved to the
commercial flocks, culling, breeding. ! farm near Jefferson. He is survived
housing and in general " how to make i by two sons, villus c vincem ji, au
the poultry game pay." The meeting Andy Vincent, both residing on
is open to the public and any one in-j farm.
tcrested In poultry raising is invited to
attend. WOMEN
the
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Claimed By Death
Willis E. Vincent, after
lengthy
WHO ARK ALWAYS
TIRF.D
Such women get little joy put of
life. Ihey are "dragged out," . "worn
out." "tired out" and nervous, but
how few realize there is a way to
overcome this condition? Druggists
illness from p;inocp. died nt the familv
home, six miles south of Salem on the guarantee Vinol, the cod liver and iron
Jefferson road this morning at 1:30 j tonic without oil, to build up strength
o'clock. The funeral, which will be and energy for over worked, run
private, will be held at the chapel of; down, devitalized men and women or
the Higdori & Son company Thursday ; will return your money. Why not take
at 2 p. m., with burial in City View advantage of this guarantee? (adv)
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Poultry Lecture
Due For Tonight
The man who is raising chickens n
a small way and Isn't quite making It
pay win protiuniy get a few valuable
pointer In a lecture to bo given at the
auditorium of the Commercial club at
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