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By ED. L. KEEN. I
(London Correspondent for the United velopmcnt in the preparations that
Press.) province is milking to resist tho author-
Undon, Feb. 24. "Wo womon aro itv ot l10 proponed Dublin parliament,
doing all we can, in ovory possiblo of tho 234,000 womon who signed the
way, to help tho 100,000 men whom ftsminiiie edition of tho Ulster Cov
Ulster has armed and drilled in order "t 11 y' aK H0,000 Imvo become
to remain mi integral part of tho contributing members of tho Ulster
united kingdom. Just as the American Wornou's Unionists Association, and in
Civil war was fought to keep tho tho l"""t 'w months havo raised $20,
state together, so wo aro striving 00 fr tho Ulster defense fund. In
aiminst separation." wry town and in almost every village
In u aiiit.uni.nt iin,ln fn.lnv in tli.i
Belfast correspondent of tho United
Press, the Marchioness of Loudon-
dorry, president of tho Ulster Women's
I'niunist council, thus sumemd up tho
feminine attitude In tho North of Ire
land on the homo rule question, Her
hiisbauil, Hi r Kdward (.'arson, was one
of tho organizers of the Ulster pro
visional government, is president of the
incus Ulster Unionist council.
Would Not Pass Muster.
"Such a change in tho constitution
of these Islands as is proposed in the
home rule bil," said Ijady ljondoudorry,
"would not bo allowed to bo passed In
other civilized countries unless by a
two-thirds majority, or some other do
liuito and uuiuestioucd expression ot
tho popular will hud been shown In
support of the alteration, Why, then,
should this bill lie smuggled through
wit hunt Ati uimttfil t(i Win noniilitf 1 1
l,i,l, vf.,-... . I...II..V.. Iii ,l..,.,n,nJ,,,tli" l'ruficieney
i r . 11 . .1 . i- . i
Is a curious fact, that the radical
jiarty, which professes to believe iu
democracy, should dei'lino to consult
tho democracy. The question of the
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m'luiruiiuil hi jri'iHiui i ruin ummh iii- -
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tain i one that concerns rea Hntain ovor
. ., as it '''''' '" ' l I ,, ,!;, , ,s "hours'
a l,.,,U,,ce to the sune k g ; ,,, MV(,m, ,l,lltnv wolm, of
fly the same fl. g as ,re, 1 " ,;, ((, u,ir
and ve will no u low . h is cr ,m tu b J
perpetrated. 1 hat his Majesty a army u
rhoulil be sent nguinst the most loyal
df Inwil ioMilutioim In Grout Urituin
nt the hiiltlintf of tho v Stwm
party is untliinkalile. t. Isler Is more
drtoi mined than she has ever been
that i-lie will not consent to be domlii -
nted bv, or even to acknowledge In
my way, a parliament and nn execu -
live in Dublin. The government seems incuts of the Volunteer Turco iu the
to forget that It Is up against not mere- event of war, this cors Is now prepar
Jy a political organisation but a whole cd to operate a complete postal system,
noiuilntion. If thi radhhl party holds should the British government carry
to the belief that country raunnt out it. threat or cutting l ister orr rrom t ion, too, ir you ever tase i lor nun
Iw governed without the consent of tho Imperial postal and telegraph or- gestion, gnscs, heartburn, sourness,
the; governed, tho men of Ulster anil we vice. dyspepsia, or any stomach misery,
women backing them up, will show how, In 40 towns of tho province "post- Oct some now, this minute, and rid
uteadfimt Is our resolve to continue to houses," distinct from government yourself of stomach trouble and Indi
te governed Is now, within the union, post-offices have already been estab- gestion In fire mlnutea.
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NEW SPRING 1 NEW
Mil I INFDV t
iviii.i.iiii-1 i i i o-in,
on exhibition. The greatest
shown bv any house In t
hart nf thp rmintrv P.irk
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American models In the r?
newest styles and designs.
We make the lowest of prices.
$1.49 $1.98 .
$2.50 $3.50
and up
and to remain under the Imperial Par
liament and nothing pise."
Woman Enthusiastic.
Tlio onthuHioHiti cf the anti-Homo
Rulo women of Ulster and tho practi
cal methods thoy have adopted for
"backing up" their men folks constl-
tute at pcraent tho most interesting dc-
sowinir circles havo boon formed for
' ninking of bandages, pajamas.
sheets, pillowslips, and othor articles
t"t would bo required In war hosplt-
nls; while members not engaged in the
ueedlo work aro canvassing their com
munities for tho donation of still other
articles of hospital equipment.
A lnrgo nursing and ambulauco corps
litis been organized along the lines of
the Red Cross under tho direction of
the chief medical officer of the Ulster
Volunteer Force, Col, Davis, Into of
tho Indinn Medical Service In Bel
fast alone 700 women have passed ex
aminations in first aid and nursing
and Hill more are under Instruction,
while still others who havo volunteered
for this service have been unable as
vet. owlmr to luck of teachers, to take
the required lessons. Of these a largo
number have enrolled as cooks and even
laundry women for fear thev may not .
in nursing before
A sneclal detiitch -
' hostilities begin.
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l,tf
an Ulster woman of title n.noiig tho
students In llelfnst University. A hos -
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complete rost.u syatein.
A unique feature of the Ulster wo-
men s activ ities Has been the lorinil-
lion of a corps of signaller, telegraph-
1 ers, and postal clerks. Designated
primarily to maintain communication
1 between various divisions and detach-
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SPRING EMBROIDERIES, Laces,
Underwear now opened up and ready to sell, t out on our counters, and ottered at small prices.
embroideries, yd. yc 4Mn. nouncings, yd. m i rncerer rard-j
Ladies' Union Suits 25c and
35c
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STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
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lished. Tho head "post-houso," at the
Unionist headquarters iu Belfast, is do.
ing business regulnrly, and bo are these j
in so mo of tue other larger towns, uut
for tho present the smaller "post-
'houses" are used only for occasional
testing purposes. The entire staff in
these houses is composed of women
twolvo in tho largor towns and bU in
tho smaller. Boy bicyclo cadets make
local deliveries, and tho country mes
sages or letters aro delivorod by motor
cyclists attached to the UMor Des
patch Biding corps, who aro plodged to
turn out at any time of day or night
when callod upon,
TOUCHAKD 8TILL CHAMP.
ONITRD WICSR l.A8KD Willi.
New York, Feb. 24. O. F. Touchard
retained the national indoor champion
ship hero yesterday by defeating Dr.
William Rosenbiium In tho final singles
0-2, fl-2, 4 0, and 0-2.
'Pape'i Dlapepalon" Ends Indigestion.
Gas, Dyspepsia and Stomach Mis
ery In Plve Minutes.
If what you juBt ate Is sourlns o
your stomach or lies like a lump of
load, refusing to dlgost, or you belch
1 ca and eructate sour, undigested
, food, or havo a feeling of dimness,
i heartburn, fullness, nausea, oau msio
i In mouth and stomach headache, you
run not blessed relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmitjU-' how you
' the formula, plainly printed on those
filtycenl eases oi tapes i-iiT..u,
ilien vou will understand why dye-
- .
' peptic trouble, of all kind, must go,
H-.d why they relieve sour, out-of-order
stomach, or Indigestion five mm-
es. -Tape'. Diapepsln " 1. harmless;
M ,,k, wnay tboih each dose
will dlirest and prepare for assimila-
i on ,n(o 0m bU)0(, ,he fo0lV vtm
vn, n maUl ym fQ t0 tho
tll,0 wittt , healthv appetite; but,
w)mt y,fM you most, la that yon
wm ftf0 that your stomach and lutes-
jmis are elean and fresh, and you will
,t need to retort to laxatives or liver
pjn, (r idlioiisnesa or constitiiation,
This city will have many "Uapo s
Plnpepsln" crauks, as some people will
call them, but you will bo enthusiastic
about this splendid stomach prepare-
DAILY CAPITAL JOOENAL, iALKM, OEEOON,
Hosiery, t DOMESTICS The greatest showing In Salem, all stacked
MEN'S OVERSIIIRTS,
FIRST TIME IN CHICAGO
Antl-SpltUng and AnU-Smoklng Cru
sade Involved In Fight Waged
By Women There.
UN1IBD PUtSS LEASED Willi.
Chicago, Feb. 24. The first actual
test of strength of tho woman vote iu
tho lnrgest equal sulfrago city in the
world was made heie today. Chicago
women cast their ballots for the first
time since tho Illinois suffrage, law
was enacted and participated In tho
primaries to choose candidates for tho
board of nldermeu. Fight woman can
didates for council seats wero on tho
ballots today three progressives, threo
socialists and two democrats, Four of
them have opposition in tho primaries
but the names of tho other four aro
certain to be placed ou the ballots for
April 7.
Around these four women candidates
who must fight for party endorsements
most of the Interest in the outcome of
today's primaries centered, but the
suffrage vote played an even more
important part iu the other twenty
seven wards that offered no womeii
candidates. In these wards inalo can
didates astonished at the size of the
suffragist registration ou February !l,
bid against each other for the support
of women's oigunii'.iitious In one of the
livelicest campaigns in the city's his
tory, For three weeks tho play to
the suffrage section of the galleries on
the part of nlderiunuic candidates, city
oli'liriiiU mi,! opposing party factions
has been one of the most important
and significant developments in the
political history of Chicago. Aldermen
who discarded quids of tobacco and
squirted streams of juice recklessly,
suddenly discovered that the spitting
evil was the one great crime of the
ago, when women's organizations urged
action upon them. Council committees
got very busy and Mayor Harrison and
his police department even busier. The
official word that 1.,020 women
had registered at their first opportuu
ity hud scarcely been given out when
the police began ninking wholesale ar
rests of persons who expectorated on
the sidewalks.
1 lie null spitting campaign was
scarcely under way when the niiti
smoking campaign got under way with
a boom. It was directed at the prar
tice of permitting smoking in the front
platform of street cars. Various
women's orgauirattons supported by
street car motormeu, callod the prac
tice disgusting, pointed out that the
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TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 24, 1911
ic, dc, oi-4c, i-jc ana up.
75c values, now . . .39c and 45c
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smoke permeated the cars, and de
scended upon the council health com
mittee. The members of tho commit
tee courteously laid asido their cignrs,
listened to the arguments and promised
to recommend an anti-smoking ordi
nance for passage.
Politicians Get In Line.
The hasto with which politicians of
both "low brow" and "high brow"
typo have come to the support of
measures advocated by women voters
encouraged suffrage leadors today to
predict thnt not only all the four
women candidates with opposition will
be nominated at the primaries, but in
several wards known opponents to
woman suffrage probably will find
themselves eliminated from the race.
Miss Marion II. Drako, stenographer
suffragist, who is a candidate for the
progressive nomination in the First
ward, 1b believed to be almost certain
of obtaining tho nomination over Karl
X. Wehle, her male opponent, who
counts his strength among tho negro
population of tho First, but Miss
Drako will have the' backing of influ
ential male progressives. If alio wins
the nomination sho will opposo the
notorious " Bathhouso John" Coughlin,
democrat in the April 7 election.
In tho Second wnrd Miss Sarah M.
Hopkins, candidate for the democratic
nomination for the council is opposed
by Thomas T. Hoyne. The suffragist
THE TIME TO SAVE
Xewbro's llerpicido is tho ono rem
cry on your druggist's shelves which
may always be depended upon.
Instead of complaining to your
friends Biid mourning over your loss
of hair, call upon your local druggist
and purchase a bottle of Newhro's
llerpicido.
It is the first and original remedy,
guaranteed to kill dandruff, stop Itch
ing and check falling hair.
Vou can save the hair you have
much easier than you can grow new.
The time to save your hair Is now, Tho
remedy for doing so is Xcwbro's ller
picido, Xewbro ' llerpieide n "0e and 1.00
sizes Is sold by all dealers who gua
rantee It to do all that is claimed. If
you are net satisfied your money will
be refunded.
Tho same opportunity never conies
but once.
Applications at good barber shops.
Send 10c la postage for sample and
booklet to The llerpieide Co., Dept.
R.j Detroit, Mich. Applications may
be obtained at good barber shops.
SALEM'S SILK HOUSE AND DRESS
GOODS STORE
Has now on display over 20,000 yards of the latest Spring
Novelties in Fine Silks and Dress Goods. Come here for bargains.
Yard 1 5c, 25c, 35c, 49c, 65c and up
registration in tho Second totalled
0,104. Miss Hopkins counts upon the
votes of at least two-thirds of tho
women iu the democratic primaries
and upon the votes of independent
democrats. She has been making an
activo campaign in that ward, includ
ing speech-making all oyer the district.
Mrs. Raymond Robins, wife of a
prominent progressive leader, filed at J
the Inst minuto as a candidato for the
progressive nomination in the Seven
teenth ward. Her opponent is Albort
F. Senger. Tho suffragist registration j
in the Seventeenth is light, but backers
of Mrs. Robins count upon support for
her from the union labor elements, be
cause of her efforts in behalf of the
working girls' unions.
Persuaded to Bun.
Mrs, Marie Oerhardt was a late en
trant for the democratic nomination in
tho Twenty-third, one of the wards
where the women vote Is expected to
bo unusually heavy. Her friends per
iiadcd her to run by arguing that the
presence of two male candidate in
the fight for the democratic nomina
tion made a suffrage victory probable
if a majority of tho 0,000 registered
women voters get behind a woman
candidato,
Mrs. Julia Agnew, progressive can
didate in tho Twenty-first, has no op
position fur the nomination. Her hus
band a Hearst-Harrison candidate, is
a county employe, but promised her at
least his vote if not his Influence.
Mrs, Josephine C. Kanocko, socialist
writer; Mrs. l.ida E. MeDermott am)
Miss Maude J. Doll, socialist candid
ates, are not opposed by other mem
ber, of their party mid are certain of
places on the April 7 ballot.
WARRANTY DEEDS RECENTLY
FILED IN THE COURTHOUSE.
J, Carptenson et ux to X. F. Dal-
siger lots 1 and 2 Tract 10 Wisencres,
10.
Francis Feller et ux to Ida Krausse,
lot ", II I Snyder's add, Aurora, $10,
Jos. Marsh to Sadler & Krausse, 4
acres See. 13 T i 8 R 1 W, 100.
I. Cireeubaiiin et ux to C. K. Iveiulit
lot 4 11 I Hrooksi.le add., 4:1.1.
F. A. Krixon et ux to U. C. Erixon,
lot 7 11, 3 University add., $10.
W. C. Wiusloiv et ux to U. E. Mor
gan et ux, 10 acres Sec. 2S T 8 S 11 2
W. n.
S. K. Creech et nl to Rudolph
Schmidt et ux, lot 1 and 10 B 2 Shaw.
Ore., sOO.
Hoy F. Shields et al to R. V. Boise ct
al, lot S H 2 Boise's Second add., $10.
H. A. Wells to Tillie Wells, 51100
acre Sec 3.1 T9SRI W, 1.10.
Ella Byrne to C. M. Terry, 17 acres
M. L. Savage D. L. C. T 7 8 K 2 and
3 W, $10.
A. J. Cowing ct ux to J. K. Wood,
lot 4 B 2 Cowings add to Silverton,
200.
E. M, Croiaan ct ux to S. J. Jory et
al, lot 10 Homestead Acres, $500.
A SLIGHT UNDERSTANDING.
"Pop, here this book says that Ap
polo struck tho sounding lyro."
"Well, what of it!"
"Didn't they have any Ananias
club in Appollo's time that they had
to beat tho liars upt" Baltimore
American.
PLENTY OF THEM.
An unhappy wife claims that her
husband spends $200 a night for liquid
refreshments.
A Itian with the following this hug
band must have, would be amply jus
tified in starting a new political party.
Cleveland l'lain Dealer.
AFTER SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mrs. Asclin Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
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Compound.
Minneapolis, Minn. "After my little
one was born I was sick with pain In
my sides which the
doctors said were
caused by inflamma
tion. I suffered a
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A month nndgrow very
thin. 1 was under the
doctor's care for two
long years without
any benefit Finally
after repeated sug
gestions to try it we
rrnt T.vdin V. Plnlr.
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I am strong and healthy again. I will
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alxiutmy case." Mrs. Joseph Aselin,
CCS Monroe St,N.E.,Minncapolis,Minn.
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