t THE DAILY CTKX. JOTJRNAL, BA1XM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AOGU3TJ81911
The Dope Fiend By G i i
SACRED HEART
ACADEMY
Under the direction of the
1 GOE ypgWT6 feQENAPE -f T lQhv ' Irs) COMING NEXT 1 H
Sitten of the Holy Name
SALEM, OREGON
BOARDING SCHOOL
AND DAY SCHOOL
Most approved method, Pri
mary, Grammar and
High
School Departments, Complete
Courses in Harp, Piano, Voice
Culture, Violin and Harmony.
No interference with religion
of pupils.
MODERN CONVENIENCES
DOMESTIC COMFORTS
Scholastic year begins second
Monday in September.
Address, SISTER SUPERIOR
mascaaaaatx.
VHiea In SALEM, OBEGON, stop at'prnl riHins for this. Hp sni.l :
n f I-1J Unm "'" fir"1 '''"'' K'-nral iiitorpt
LSLlCail 1 1 -1 ILL in the iintiinml pmtunc in at present at
Strictly Modern. lower cMi than for many ean.
Tree sud Private Bath. '" hpi-oihI pl:ue, tha world' wriea
PATES 75c, $1.00. 11.50 PES DA popular rm it onep was, for
Tj only hotel In th business district ,"' simplp reason that thp players have
Nret to all Depots. Theatres sd 'list;iiste, tiie fans with their Kra'i"g.
Capitol Buildings.
A Horns Away from Horns.
T. 0. BLIOII, Prop.
Both Phones, Tree Auto Bus.
v CATARRH
of lh
BLADDER
24 HOURS
K.-h C-
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIET
... .
Kwldeut Aisnta.
S85Btts Strsss
GOOD -BUYS IN
DP A I FQT ATEi""1" ,,"lipv" lhf hm Graves would
lVlLl Lid 1 X 1 Li hv'' better. e'nnnce of winning the
I world's series from i'hiladelphia than
would the Giants, and this Is an R.I. ti
ll acres of good land all under cul-1 '" "'""on why many are pulling for
tivation; new 5 room house; new barn ' ,,0,to" to bent out McOraw's men."
Mooiisbed, cniekea nouse, wen;
miles from t-leui. Price t'JJOO, 1200
diiwn.
Well Improved 25 acre farm; first
class buildings, 10 acres In prune,
funilly orchard; some jiber, running
water, macadam road. Will take good
modern 6 room bungalow as part pay
ment. ( loss in. Price $10,0iM).
S acres good laud all under cultiva
tion; small house, good location and
31, miles from Halem. Trice f 1000.
1I)0 cash, balsnc, $10 per month, 8
per tent Interest. j
20 acres of good fruit land nearly all
under cultivation, balance timber.:
Price $1700, $300 down, balance $'JH0
per yev, 6 per cent interest. This Is
good buy.
132 acres of land. 80 acres under cul-
tivstiou, bslance timber and pasture,
running wster, fair, house and barn, 9
miles from Halem. 1'tics $'1J per acre.
. , , . ,
SO acres of land, H room hrtiise, large
new barn, ""' water, good spring,
fiuiiily orchard, 12 seres cleared, bal-
vice timber sad ps.ture, macadam road.
Irtcs 3,0u0.
S room house, comer lot. rat front;
bearing fruit; close to school and street
ear una. Price $'J0O. This is a good
boy.
Acre tracts just outside of the city
limits, all in bearing orchuid, good soil.
1 rice per acre, r;z down, balance
$i per month. It you are looking for
ii sere, tract look these up.
l you WSut to buy, Irale or sell,
Mil
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W.IF.tirabenhorst &Co.
ROOM 2, BUSH BANK BLDCLXT toV
1TES
L. M. HUM
Care of
YICKSO TONG
Chinese Medicine and
Tea Company
Has medicine which
will cure any known
' disease.
153 South Hi.?h Street,
SalemOre. Phone 2S3. g
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, .. 3JXISH TROOPS "P "
! SPORT NEWS ! BigJ-Blm " iftbaii Wr-.- 1
I
BASEBALL LOSING
ITS ATTRACTIONS
Mad Scra-rbic for Cuiu Mid by Play-
eis H?s Completely Disgusted Am
erican Lovers of Clean Sport.
INTEREST IN FACT
IS AT LOWEST EBB
( Money Grabber! WU1 Defeat Them
j sclrrs by Making the Game Uu pop
ular, Thus Cutttug Big Salaries.
By Hal Sheridan.
Now Vork, Ana. I!1. The ll'll unmet
fur I he worhl hasi-ball ihaiiipiuiixhiii
aro pxpiM'ti'il to attrart Ipmi iiitiTi'st
un.l fewer upt'ctatom than any scripM
stutfi'il in ypHrn. Kuljih liavia, sporting
pititnr of (lip rittiiiMirir I'ri'Hs, Pites pv-
nioney Kraiii.ni ways
Not h i nf like thp nmil ncrainble for
I'oin whi'h prei pileil tue series of 1911,
II2 and IHl.t on the part of tiie play
ers concerned in thp jjaineij has ever
heen known. The fact of the matter is
i that thp series is being endangered as
n result of its great prosperity its
ilrnwing power, which has miide' it a
uig.'intie financinl proposition. Mo much
money is involved in it that the piny
ers have gone mad in their desire to
increase their respective pockets and
they have pase,i years witii practices
that did not meet with public approval.
The chief renson, however, why inter
ipst in the 11111 season is likely to be
'lessened is the fui-t that the l'hiludel-
i lib I A team IM liii.kit itartntM In wi..
American league pennant, and the opin-
:i0" 'i ,fa'mi t,hat," ",,n th
ipiermn (onnin Mnek's great eri-w. '
isa-
eon-
I Athletics have beaten the (Hants each
time they have met In recent years,
, until it is figured that the New York-
prs metal state is going against the
Mackites is as much against them as
the prowess of their opponents. This
licilltr the case, insnv nnlinnal 1,s
1 11!
TO THE
I Take a tablespoonfut of Salts If Back
1 hurts or Bladder bothers Meat
I forms uric acid.
We sre a nation of meat raters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, says
a well known authcity, who warns us
to be constantly on guard against Kid
nev trouble.
The kidneys do heir utmost to free
the blood of this Irritutinir acid, but
x''"""' 'k from the overwork; they
' sluggish; the vliminative tissues
C'K "'' " i retained in
thr ''I1""' to poison the entire system.
1 When your kidnevs ache and feel
Ki.,, iliml,, f ,.. ... vnll ...
,,; ia tht ,Bfk uri,
ilt fll(lv, fu f ,.,liment, or the
Madder is irritable, obliging you to
? w.-k relief during the night; when
you have severe headaches, acid stum
ucu or rheumatism in bad weather, get
rrom your pharmacist about four
ounces of .lad .Salts; take a tablespoou-
iui in a glass of water before break
fust each morning and in a few davs
your kidneys will act fine. This fa
mous suits is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon julcr, combined with
litlim, and lias been used .for ienera-
'ions to flush and stimulate clogged
UiS-teys, to neutralize the acids in urinp
't is no longer a source of irritation,
hits f inliiig urinary and bladder disor-
uers.
si
litnia wnter drink, and nob
Jnd Suits is inexpensive and can not
effervescent
itliKtr can
anu active.
THE newspaper is a groat em
ployment hurtau. It carries
your message dally into hun
dreds of thousands of homes.
Those who art looking for you
wtll find you and communica
tion U dlract Ths valu of the
Waut Ad department of this
paper Is constantly iucreuUig.
THE PRIMROSE PATH.
" Portland, Or.. Aug. 8s. A divorce
suit is on file here today against
George Primrc, th minstrel man,
by Lstker N. Primrose.
Baseball
Northwestern League Stpndlcjs.
W. I.. Pet
Vancouver M ."3 .fil.1
S title 4 ."4 .
Spokane 7.1 .r9 .rM
Tncoma .19 NO .4J.1
Victoria 5.1 SI .4i.1
ISallar I 53 83 .3'
Coast League Standings.
W. L, Pet.
Portland 7:4 .Is ..',76
San Francisco sn f.9 ..137
f.os Anre.es 7S l'S ..134
Venice 7S lis ..134
Sacramento R4 S-1 .430
Oakland 57 SS .390
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Portland 4. ?an Fran
cisco 0.
At Onklnnd Oakland 2-3, Sacramen
to. 3 ft.
At I. os Angcle? Yeuice 5, I.os An
geles 3.
STA-VDIXQ OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
V
New York 01
St. Louis H
lliwton r0
Chicago 0
f'inciiiiiati 53
Philadelphia 51
Ilrooklyn .12
Pittsbiirg 50
American League.
Philadelphia SO
Host on fid
Washington 60
Ietroit 59
I
49
51
.11
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60
M
61
Pet
.1.1.1
.542
.541
5"
!4f9
.4.19
.4iii
.416
.6S4
.579
.526
.504
.471
.470
.4.1.1
.413
.37
4S
54
5S
63
62
60
61
rhicago .Id
St. 1Otiin .1.1
Cleveland 50
New York .13
Amorican Association.
I.onisville 77
Milwaukee 74
is
62
61
63
67
7fi
.H6
49
.11
52
55
5.1
63
64
62
.561
.540
.51.1
.501
.49.1
.437
.3.1s
.574
.5.13
.519
.505
.505
.4.12
.443
.436
.62.1
.SSI
.577
4S9
.477
.449
.402
.3!1
Indianapolis 73
Cleveland . V.
Columbus fid
Kansas City fi.1
Minneapolis .19
st. Paul 4S
Federal League.
Indianapolis fid
Chicago 63
llaltiinorp 511
Buffalo 56
Hrooklvn 56
Kansas Citv 52
St. Ijiiis .. 51
Pittsburg 4S
Western League.
Sioux Citv
SO
7.1
73
64
.. 61
57
4S
54
53
67
67
70
76
7
St. Joseph ...
Penver
Pes Moines
Lincoln
Omaha
Wichita
11
Topeka ;. 50
NOT DRY IN OREGON.
"Dry weather in the Willamette val
ley is not so bad after all," said D. A.
White, tile feed and seed dealer, today,
as ne mushed reading a newspaper
cupping sent to bun Irom his old home
county, Woodford, in Illinois. The clip
ping reads as follows and refers to
localtics thnt are entirely familiar to
Mr. White:
" B. I. Gliar came in from Jubilee
last Saturday' and purchased fourteen
pairs ot mg spectacles with green
glasses at McKown a optical empor
iiun. Iti says the pastures are so durn
dry and browsed up over there that he
thought he'il put the greeu goggles on
the cows and see if he rouldu't fool
cm into eating further into the ground
an sipieeze out a little more milk. He
says he has to prime four of his cows
now in order to get any milk at all, and
me i.or.t oniv Knows wnat is coming
next. There isu't enouch water in the
Town house creek to furnish a mouth
wasii for n shit.'poke, and the mud hens
are kicking up such dust in Pufry
noiicw mat the people haven t seen
thp sm since last Saturday mornini;. Hi
says he'll be blowed if he ever saw such
a lime. Ho hasn t had a drink of wa
ter since the .ioiutu opened in Kickapoo
and doesn't rare a continental when he
does eot one. either. Mosoliitocs have
to pack water in order to cross the
township.
HEAVY SUIT FILED
AGAINST STEAMSHIP
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 2S. The Pacific
Alaska Nawgatiou company ave the
Canadian Pacific no chance Wednesday
to Bustle the damaged linvr Princess
ictoria out of the jurisdiction of th
I'nitcd States courts after the vessel:
arrival in this port, following her rain
nnng of the Alaska liner Admiral Samp-
sou, as t result ot which 11 lives were
lost.
Within an hour of th. landing by the
rnncess or survivors from the steam
ship Admiral Sampson, a libel suit for
67llHlt) was filed against the vessel
and the federal court took possession
ine libel charges that the Princes
ictoria was going aloug too fast she
is recognised as the fastest vessel on
Pnget. Sound ia the fog, and that she
did ot properly regard the Sampson
signals. Also that she did not stop and
reverse waea she snout, have done so.
and that she was carelessly navigated.
Final checking up of the passeuge
list verifies yesterday a report that
total of 11 were lost.
liiK Jim a, with the Cute hrt year. BriUsh TrooP3 Rationed at Cambrai. M
-,,." 'srorw veryj l.0don, Aug. 28. "The British & " laiTielS Sell 1
imich. He batted
funeoes now an'
yJ-v. " .l n
with the other men
an' carried bats an'
such. "Too wild,"
was Johnny Kvers
hiincii. "He's gotta
get the big league
puncn neiore we .e
nun siari. ro an
that big Jim
Vaughn could do
was wait for some
chance to come
.1 U a '
I?edM6heehiL,r;h:talnce
against the Sox. They called on him
to fill the box in one post season tilt.
He made that tribe of Callahan believe
he was a pitchin man whose arm was
edged with gilt. Chicago funs began
to see why he'd been bought from old
Kay See. He made his mark right
there. This year he's crowdin' Matty's
pace, helps keep the Cubs up in the race
he's pitchin' like a bear.
I don't know what got into Jim that
filled his of left wing with Vim. When
he was up before he didn't wear well
with the auks. Perhaps it was Ins
southpaw pranks that made the big
town sore. The rep he's makiu' now
will last an' overshadow all the past.
o Jim don't need to fret. He's laid
thp wihl stuff on the shell' an' steadied
down an' made himself a safe, sane
pitchin' bet.
JUDGE FOB YOURSELF.
Which Is Better Try an Experiment
or Profit by. a Salem Citizen's
Experience.
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be ai represented.
The statement of the manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing yon hud a bad back,
A lame, weak or aching one,
Would you experiment oa itf
You will read oi many so-called
cures, ;.!
Endorsed by strangers from far-away
places. i
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Kasy to prove local testimony.
Read this Salem ease:
Joseph W'int, 66S High street, Snlcnt,
says: "ily kidneys were disordered
and my back seemed to lose its
strength, Doan's Kidney Pills soon
xed me up all right. I know thnt
Doan's Kidney Tills tre a fine kidney
medicine and I willingly recommend
them." .
Price 50c at nil dealers. Don't simp
ly ask for a kidney remedy eet
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Vint had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Tops., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Port of Glad Tomorrow.
Today, We're sailing o'er life' sea
On billows, "Toil" and "Sorrow."
Have courage! for there's land in sight!
lhe Port of "Glad Tomorrow."
Comparisons.
The Hobo:
Hides the "blind express
From Idaho to Mniue;
The Tramp:
He walks the railway track
From Omaha to Drain;
ovotcs:
Go by leaps and bounds
To corral tin their name;
The Turtle:
Crawls and crawls and crawls
His purpose to attain;
While the Mills:
Of the Gods grind slowly,
They get there just the tame.
The Fairy Girt
There's a charming, graceful Fairy,
And this Fairv vo may Bee
Rosy checks all smiles and sunshine;
one s as hnppy as can bo.
She's a wondrous little treasure.
For she drives away dull care;
Mie's a new flower In creation.
And. she's welcome, everywhere.
She is wita me in her beautv.
When the morning 'breaks its light;
She is with me in Idve's splendor,
hen the dar a eclipsed bv night.
She's ever, ever with me, '
Bidding courage, steadv, strong;
She's mv new flower of Creatiou,
She's the "Glorv" of mv song.
C.LF.N MARY.
ARE ASKING AID
FOR RED CROSS WORK
I.os Angeles, Cal., Aug. 2S. Tele-
graphic appeals for aid in raising Red!"11 'his glorious fact.
Cross funds for relief of injured on the
battle fields of Europe are in the
hands ofi acting Mayor U'hiffen today
rrom tne .New ork office of the.
American Red Cross Society. Accord
ing to the telegrams the funds are to
he used to charter a Teasel, stork it
ith medical supplies and sail for
Europe to render whatever help is
possilde, ;
The flavor referred the appeal to the
finance committee of ;the- city council
.-ction on it is espnted today. '
Sell 1 your fruit quickly
through a Journal Want Ad.
London, Aug. 28. "The British
troops on the French frontier," an
nounced Premier Asquith in the House
of Commons today, "sustained the ns
sault Wednesday of five complete Ger
man army corps.
"Our forces held their ground until
the brunt of the attack had been met,
then retired slightly to a new position.
"The British inflicted enormous loss-
. ps on lhe German9
I regret to state
thnt our losses were correspondingly
heavy."
The British troops, the premier ex:
plained, were holding the line in the vi
cinity of Cambrai. This was the firs',
time their position hail been made
known definitely since they left Mons.
"Two forces of German cavalry, sup
porting the five army corps," Asquith
announced, "first attacked the British
positiou. The British second corps
bore the brunt of their assault.
"The Germans charged again and
again, but were repulsed with heavy
losses. The British rifle corps, sup
ported by artillery, proved most effec
tive. "While the British "second corps
was resisting thus, the first corps at
tacked the Germans on the right, in
flicting great losses. '
"The fighting covered most of Wed
nesday. "N'o detailed list of British casual-1
ties has yet been received." j
POETLAND MERCHANTS I
GET SOME INFORMATION
Portland, Ore., Aug. 2S. Hard on a
set of resolutions adopted by the Port
land Grocers' and Merchants' associa
tion demanding a federal investigation
of food price jugglery, Acting United
States Attorney Johnson announced
yesterday that he has reported to the
attornoy general at Washington that
local members of the association are
themselves responsible for much of the
food price elevations. Johnson, acting
under orders of the attorney general,
is directing an investigation in Oregon
for the government to ascertain where,
the responsibilities for advanced price
of foodstuffs lies. ' ' I
In the resolution adopted by the
Portland Grocers' and Merchants' asso
ciation, the grocers deny that thiiy took
advantage of the European war situa-'
tion to boost prices, lay the blame on
jobbers and refiners, and demand an
investigation. ,
LIFE PRISONERS MAY
APPEAR AS WITNESSES
San Francisco, Aug. 28. That Her
man Suhr and Richard Ford, sentenced
to life imprisonment in connection with
the heatland hop field riots, may be
brought from the JJarysville jail, where
they are held pending an appeal, to tes
tify before the Federal Industrial Re
lations commission in its investigation
into labor troubles, was admitted here
today by Wm. O. Thompson, counsel
for the commission. Labor leaders here
claim that to make an inquiry into the
Wheatland affair without hearing Suhr
and Ford would be discriminatory. The
Wheatland riot is being brought up
daily in the investigation, labor lead
ers claiming it was the outgrowth of
unfair labor conditions.
Corns Quit, Pains '
Stop, With "Gets-It"
Quit Plasters, Salves and What-Nots,
After using "GETS-IT" once yon
will never again have occasion for ask
ing, "What can I do to get rid of my
corns! " "GETS-IT" is the first sure,
certain rorn-ender ever known. If you
Vkr "Snltmr.
Y.f With
ConuT Uu
"GETS4T.'
TWU Vuufa!
have tried other things bv the score
and will now try "GETS IT," you will
Yon probably are tired sticking on
tape that won t stay stuck, plasters
that shift themselves right onto your
corn, contraptions that make a bundle
of your toe and press right down on
the eorn. Put two drops of "GETX-
lf" on that corn in two seconds. The
corn is thea doomed ts sure as niirht
follows day. The eorn shrivels. There's
no pain, no fuss. If yon think this
sounds too good to be trne, try it to-
nigni oa any corn, cauns, wart or bun
ion.
"GETS-IT" is told by druggists
rrnrp, ebc a Dottle, or sent direct
oy r iJiwreoce t o, Chieign,
Jf
Mm
Quality!
Not
Premiums
THAT SPECIAL
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN
j WILL CONTINUE
EVERY SUNDAY THIS SUMMER
VIA
CO SUNSET ,
I . fOGDENttSHASTAI I
1 I ROUTES I , I
The Exposition Line 1915.
TO NEWPORT AND RETURN
This Special will continue every Sunday until the close of
the Summer j Excursion Season, starting from Woodbura
and stopping at all intermediate points on the following
Lv. Woodburn. . .
" Gervais
" Brooks
" Chemawa....
SALEM
RETURNING
Leave Newport....1 6:00p.m.
Arrive Salem L ...11:51 P-
" Chemawa...! 12:00 night
" Brooks '. 12:08 a.m.
Gervais....! 12:17 a.m.
. " Woodburn.. j..'. 12:25 a.m.
ROUND TRIP FARES TO NEWPORT
Woodburn, Gervais, Brooks, Chemawa, Salem and Turner.... 2.M
Marion J f
Tefferson '. ".
SIX HOURS FUN AT THE BEACH
Surf bathing, boating, deep-sea fishing, roller skating, warm salt plunge
in the Natatorium, etc.
Full particulars from the nearest S. P. Agent. '
JOHN M. SCOtT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
House of Half a Million Bargains
We carry tle largest stock of Sacks and
I Fruit Jars.
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
233 State 8treet. Salem, Oregon.
GOOD
FOR
For
Address
Tkl. L t.
vvupvu umj ocj exenangcu lor vic
for a trip to San tamciaco in 1915, at the Capiul Journ!
office. Not good after September 5, 1914.
OBJECT TO MOB
RATORTtnc
w v . - 5ireei lnieresia """.." t.mor, ,
Vs ashington, Aug. 28j-Admi.iatra- it was said, were behind '.
tion officials today were opposed to it was considered doubtful m" ,red
agitation for an administration mora-'gress or the President were eF"
tonnm because of the untitled eoadi-1 to aet.
Camels Sell
Without Premiums
NO premiums or coupons go ;
with Camel Cigarettes, be
cause all the quality goes into
the tobaccos a choice Turkiih.
and domestic blend. With every
whiff from a Camel Cigarette
you notice the absence of the
cigar etty taste and stun i tongue .
or parched throat.
20 for 10 cents
and you never smoked a more ds
lightful cigarette, ao odds wtut yog
paid. Match a dime against a pick-1
ag t today I
yeor Jmahr m'l upp(y yo,
. md Oc for on mmthan or 1 1 00
for a carton of ton acam 200
titortttow), moitagt pnotii. ,
Artor amoking J packag; if yon
don't find CAMELS rarrt. '
Bontod, rotornthoofhor ninopoeh
tm and w mill rotund ywr
toy.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salem, N. C
THE
SCHEDULE
5:35 a. m. Lv. Turner 6:30 a. m.
....3:42 t. m. " Marion 6:42 a. b.
5:48 a. m. " Jefferson 6:50 a. m.
6:00 a. m. " Albany 7:20 a. m.
6:15 a. m. Ar. Newport 12:20 p.
Phone Main W
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vra
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