CAPITA!. JOTTHKAXh SALEM. nuMOW. FRIDAY. MARCH 19. 1M8..
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now have a selection from the largest assortment of boys
suits ever shown in this city.
Prices, $5.00 to $10.00
FEATURE FACTS All Wool and Rain Proof.
Cut full and cut right. Pants and seams taped. Patent
buckle and sewed on buttons.
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
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Six Months'
Subscription
AMERICAN
BOY
With Every Boys'
Suit
Local Bowlers Take ThreelHal Sheridan Says McGraw's
Games From Corvallis
Julians
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't Stay Gray! Hero'g a Simple
Recipe that Anybody can Apply
With a Halt Brush.
Tho nun of Sage unil Sulphur for re
storing faded, Krliy 'luir to l,s natural
color (1 u 1 oh buck to grandmother's time.
Hho used it to keep her hair beautifully
dark, kIossv uinl lilimiilunt. Whenever
Leader of English
Suffragettes Will Support
(Continued from Piii Due.)
Ill'eilod,
"Tin' Mil F t' rn k t t ib have always want-
i'i tin1 government, to regard Fuglisii
I wimion 114 II rosorvit I'ltree The vtlHt.
her liuir full out or took on that dull, I intelligence and capability of women
faded or tdri'ukcit appearance, this sim-j may ho made an asset. Two 'third of
pin mixture was applied with wonderful : I,rd Kitchener 'a army am married
effect, linen, Itrititdi women, who huvt- any
Jlut brewing at homo In inusHy and control over mi'ii, are irisint iiilf that
LOSE ON COIIM
Highway Commission Will
Construct Hood River Road
As Originally Planned
Tbo Sulem Electrics jumped into
first place in the Willamette Bowling
annotation last night by winning three
games straight from the Corvullis
Julians. The Electrics now have a per
centage of .633 but the Kiigene Knin-
! bows are close behind with .62!' and
the Julians four points in the rear
with .C2!i. A few games yet remain
to be. played in the league and if the
IdectricH maintain their present stride
tliey will have little trouble in landing
the leugite pennant though the feat
might be accomplished by any of the
three league leaders.
Last night's contest was witnessed
by a good sized crowd and though no
particularly high games were rolled
the scores of the home team show con
sistent work. Noud, of the Klectrics
bowled 21U for high game and Kay
held the high average of 17H for the
Klectnit'8, Stowart of t'orvuHis held
the high average for the match with
1S1. The Electrics totaled 2j!I7 pins
while the Julians upset -417.
The scores follow:
Electrics.
tliev join the forces ut the front. It is
the bachelors who are holding back.
They lack n woman 's influence.
"It Is our women who have been the
greu'est Bul'fcrors economically frum
the war especially the women of odii
cuti.in. Many men who ought to be ut
thi' front ai'e filling places that these
women could fill. Nevertheless, the
men generally lire doing nobly. lit
your civil war, you know, the I'niled
stales wus forced tu adopt conscrip
tion. Hut ho far it has been unneces
sary here.
"We suffragettes love our country
as lunch us all the women of Kuglund
do. We could have gone to America,
. I. ..... t... ........ .....i ....it;.... ....... up
lit Hiiuie r.ngii.n cinnny, nut we rcmaiir
in 1' ii n In ii l because of our love for our
country.
"We feel that a (Icrman victory will
set back Ike feminine movement ill
defiiiitely and wo know thai tiie wom
en of Knglniiil can be converted into
a tremendous asset for assisting the
cause ut the allies. "
In spite of I lie vigorous protest of
"Boss" Day the state highway com
mission will proceed to award the con
tract for the construction of the
Milchell's point unit of the Columbia
highway in Hood Uiver county, prob
ably tomorrow morning, as originally
planned nnd specified and according to
the pledge of the commission to the
people of Hood River county to the
effect that the state would expend
$')M,0(lll of the state highway fund in
permnment road construction in that
county.
This decision was made by Secretary
of Slate Olcott and Treasurer Kuy, the
majority of the commission, and an
nounced to a special delegation of
lloinl Uiver cili.ons and press repre
sentatives and. although (lovemor
Wilhyeunibe wns out of the city it is
practically certain thut be will voto to
uphold the old members of the coniinis
siou in keeping their pledge to the peo
ple. Numerous bids were received for
the Mitchell's point unit, consisting of
one road and involving a big tunnel
through solid rock, but the lowest bid
was that of the Nluudifer-Clarkson
fur summer iiinccrls in the parks. T
blind will consist of W'i til !l.'i uiiisieiaus
ami li concerts will be held. T.iey
will be alternated among the various
parks of the cily, it is planned tu in
iindace several Innovations ut the con
certs this v i'ii r.
oot-of date. Nowadays, bv asking at
any drug store fur a .10 cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Huge and Sulphur Hair Hetn
udy", you win get this famous old
reeipo which can lie depended upon to
restore natural color nad beauty to the
hair and is splendid fur dandruff, dry,
feverish, itchy scalp ami fulling hair,
A well -known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
tins through your hair, taking unit
si rand ut n time, By morning the gray
hair disappears, ami after another ap
plication or two, it becomes beautifully
dark, glossy, soft and abundant. Local
agent J. ('. Perry.
MCELROY TO LEAD BAND.
Curl l)in.l, Ore., March !!. W, K. Mc
Mirny ,oue of Ike best known musicians
nnd baiidinnslers In this city, was chos
en from n long list of applicuuls yes
leiiliiy by the council In be director of
the cily park ciincert band during III.'
coming summer. Mr, Mi Kirov is a sulo
coinelist. He was leader of t ho band To Prevent Ptoniafno Poisoning.
in IMS ami gave satisfaction, i Heat canned peas in milk and if the
Th" council has nppropt iale.l $Ui,0im milk curdles beware of Ptomaine poison-1 company, of I'oitlund, for approximate-
ing. Also notico cans in winch youriiy nu,iiuu.
cauii"d goods collie. Tae cans niuy be Henulor I lay appeared before the
dented but if the can is pushed out commission on Wednesday, when the
from the inside don't eat the contents M'ls were opened, nnd protested against
fur fear of poisoning. Never let goods the construction of the road ns planned
stands in can open to the air for fear j with the tunnel on the ground that an
of jiolsoning. old road back of the point with a l.'i
i per cent grade could be utilized at a
" I great savin); In expense. This morning,
however, Leslie Itutler, of the Duller
j bunking company, nnd W. I,. I'lnik,
I former president of the commercial
I club of Hood Kivcr, came to Salem to
I confer with the commission und, in the
, absence of the governor Secretary
Olcult and Treasurer Kay gave them
every assurance Hint the commission
week, nnd Unit n salaried solicitor has
of Hood Uiver and thai the road
would he eonstrneted as planned.
V'ewer marriages would be failures
if htve were blind only in one eye.
! Corn-Mad? Use
"GETS-IT," It's Sure
Makes Corns Vanish Like Magic I
A hard cap of skin makes up every
com. When you put 2 drops of
"II I'.'I'S IT" on it, it shrivels up and
conies right off -and there's your com
gone by thunder! Simple as taking
1 2 3 Totl.
Kay 1H7 lilu 101 538
Hunch 17H 1 MS 1 f7 .r)2")
Hussey 176 170 l!i2 474
Kress HIS IS") 17S Sill
Noud !.-, I."i7 21.'l 529
849 17 Ml 2"dl7
CorvallU Julians.
1 2 3 Totl.
Ebering U'!l l.'iH 1411 431
Ooolittle 10J His 170 5113
Herghol. 1 14 170 144 404
Stewart 1M 171 17S 54.1
Htokes 14S 155 172 475
7fU Slid Ml" 2417
Pitching Staff Will Be
Stronger Than Ever
"Master of Them All"
YOU must draw a complete distinction be
tween all other machines and the Big Twin
mm
wMotocycle
It is the predominant all-round machine the
crowning achievement of a company known the
world over (or the superiority of its product and
its Btrict adherence to all principles fostering
progress.
Strength, spccJ, anJ power are nmnifest in nil its grace
(ul outline. In jtt'cnt clmnii lie in its uhility to easily
surmount (lie hardest aJvcrsc roaJ-riditirf, liill-clintbiii(J,
tnountuiii-Uiuriiiil condiiioni. If it's n ridoahle road,
boulevarJ, n.uh, or (mil, the. Uii Twin will negotiate it,
tho CUADl.i: Sl'HINCJ l lt.Uti:, n fxclushv ImJUih
ftaturt, uhsorbiuj ull shocks unJ vibrations.
Oir 100,000 tnlhutiatlic niu joy In iti
poMsiiin. 9 fri'f, nm tnnoi'afioni anJ 2J
Jrlail rfinmnl amir ill enntmutj aurr
nty during I9IS. Th Big Twin tAr-ip!
Indian murA-j (A highttt utlitinmtnt in IS
twlulion of mu(i-ioJ r, x,,
Ctt fut co at tlx tuliful 1913 CaUlaf . te
Kilbane, White '
- and Ahearn Win
Philadelphia, ifarch l. JiJiuny Kil
bane, the featherweight champion, out
fought Kid Williams, the bantamweight
title-holder, all the way in their six
round bout here last 'iiiglit. Hoth men
weighed In nt 122 poniids a half-hour
before the fight.
t'liiuloy White, the Chicago light
weight, who is seeking a "rep" that
will satisfy Welsh, stopped Sinn Ho
bidenu, of I'liilmlclphia, in the first
round of n scheduled aix-round bout.
Alter Hobiileaii hud received a terrific
uppe.rciit on the hunt of the iuw and
had been knocked down three time for
the count ol' nine, the l'hilinlelphian 's
seconds, fearing he was in a helpless
condition, stopped (lie fight.
louug Ahearn, middleweight cham
pion ut Kiigliiinl, won the popular de
cision over .liininv Clubbv. of Ham
mond, lnd., aspirant for the title in
I hat class, in a six round bout. With
the exception of the first round, in
which Clubby opened a gash over
Aheaiu's eve, the Kuglish champion ex
celled. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Levi M Cilbert ct nx to O 0 Con
slable et ut, lots 2.1, 27, 2S, 29, 30, 31,
Siinnyside Kt nit. Karma No. 8; also part
lot Id, SuiinvHulc Fruit Ftornis No. 8.
fee M Iteeves ,-t ux to V ,1 Linfoot,
lot 7, block 11, Kiverside Turk add.,
Salem,
Homer (Jonlcy ct ux to Mary Osbom,
lot s, block I I. bnva of Chenieketn.
tieo 11 Ctnsaii ei ux to the Public,
part of Henry CroMtn claim 48, H 8,
II W.
It 11 Chnmherlin to Kdward Tooker
ct ux, lots I, , 3, 4, 5, 6, block 4,
nosier s ri.t.i., .Mac! lay.
F C Hyde et ut to'Murv Goughnour,
part of I'aiii. h a,l,l. B, Siilem.
1- ( ales to T C I'iMrnmii, lota 13 and
it, "iioiiimrn Finn Farms.
1'. I" Mel roskev et. nt in Rnrnti T.
I.nper, lot 4 in tract 15. Wise acres
irncis.
ill Mcliili lirisl. At., ei in tn J C
ami A I, I learnuter. nnrt bliiek "(1
Nob Hill annex
I'CO l Ue. L'ers ,t n tn r.:,it.
ei in v i ts allj o block 2, Oak
i.o, me o.id., Salem.
"I. Iiet et ut t sloper nnd Cockle
I l"t bill, k I I l.'l..vv,vl n.l.l
nil-Ill.
(By Hal Sheridan.)
New York, March 19. More and
more, as the opening day draws near,
does it appear as though the lliunts
and Braves were going to stage a mer
ry little war all by themselves tor the
National league pennant. All there is
to it they are the class of the league
und fi'om this angle there doesn't seem
tn be a team in the Tener circuit that
has even a chance to cheat them out.
Critics who a few weoks ago were
howling that McUraw didn 't. have a
pitcning, staff are strangely silent
now. Critics who at the close of the
last season were howling that his in
field was shot to pieces crawled into
their holes when the Little Napoleon
went ti.it and grabbed Honns Lobert.
They burrowed still deper when he
went out and grabbed himself I'ol l'er
ritt. ihithewsou, Tesreou, Marquard, I'er
ritt, Chalmers, Fromme how does it
look ,'
H.idolph, Tyler, .lames, Hess, Davis,
Crutcher how does it look?
If tiiere are any of the other six
teams in the league boasting such ag
gregations they have yet to blare forth.
(jetting down to hair-line distinctions
on paper the tiiunts even seem to
have tho edge on the hated iiostonians.
Comparison, however, are odious, as
was proven quite conclusively last Oc-J
tober when the dopesters began coin
puri,ig Schmidt to ilciiinis, Deal to
buki'r, and liowdy to Schang.
Schmidt, livers, iluruuville and
Smith ,against Merkle, Doyle, Fletch
er and Lobert. Jlagee, Connolly' and
Moran against any three of the fal
lowing: Robertson, Snodgrass, Thorpe,
linrini or Murray, (iowdy and Whal
ing against McLean, Myers und Smith.
If the foregoing battle fronts dou't
offer pre-sensou prospects of the hut
test little fracas in the history of the
gruiid old game then all dope is use
less, and the dopesters should be sent
to Belgium.
Tho weukness of ,the Giants last
your was attributed to lack of an
other good pitcher and a weakness ut
third. Both have been tilled and
most ably. Weakness of the Braves
if thjro are any was in their hitting.
Sherwood Magee, slugger pui excel
lence, was added.
Now, if the anvil chorus will join
m on "Just Before the Buttle, Moth
er," we'll let out bets on the Giants
and llruves against the field stick
from April to October.
CONFERENCE ATHLETES MEET.
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
D't W..I. Tim. "Iton-rlm." "CI TS IT."
WwU'l impl.-rt Corn-Lur, Ncrr Fulk
oi'f tour lull' Thai's why com iiiiMiou
have untie wild titer "liF.TNIT"
nolhuiK like it eer Known. Some
lolk, t,i this day, putter around with
iuiiidage. sli.Uv tape, thick phulers.
tern "pulling" salves, gouge conn
Oct with ktittcs snip them with sets
sets, make them bleed and thcu howl
bci'itusv lliev mii't yet rid of sore com
t e "t'.FTS IT." Tltete's nolliiiig to
,lo 1'iit tti.pu 2 drops. The work
done, "viKTSlT" docs the ret. No
pant, no rinsing, no clutngiug shoe, i n
liniptiig. It never tails. Try it to
iniliit for any corn, callus, watt or bun
ion H,. sure that you get "tiFTS IT
;ot,l ttotliitiit else.
"UFTS IT" is miM bv .Irtijrfi.u
everywhere, S.V i bi'ltte, or sent direct
bv F. Lawrenc A Co.. t hl, o.
A luttny "cts t ,
i so ii as a tellow
him to buv it.
be a neeessity fust
i wages will enabl
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Repairing ! j
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liOcks Kepairea. X
Keys Made and Dupli- t
catod.
Hicyelos Kopaired and
Overhauled.
I .t
i uuvnmowers snarpen-
ed ami Repaired.
l Hauser Bros.
Only a few years ago
American fruit growers, by
scientific methods, created the
grape-fruit of today.
"Utterly Different" from the old.
fashioned grape-fruit.
"Utterly Different" from any
other fruit grown.
You don't have to ASK people to
eat these " Utterly Different" grape
fruit. They have tried them-they
have found them "Utterly Different"
and the world can't get enough of
them.
Just so have people tried NEB0
Pin end the" Utterly Different" ciga
rette. And just so has NEBO Eain end
the "Utterly Different" cigarette be
come famous.
Because they are "Utterly Dif
ferent." GUARANTEE If after smoking
hqlf the package of NEBO Eiais i you are
mt delighted, return balance of package
to P. Lorillard Co., New York (Esta
lishedUQO) and receive your money back.
WtterluViffewn
ifformt! 'WM
CIGARETTES
Anxious Crowd Is
Waiting For Cook
(Continued from page one.)
F.v.inston, March III Wisconsin nnd
I Hi II..-. a will bnttle for first ulace and
hicago and Northwestern for third if
ne I'ope ot conference experts makes
good nt the annual conference meet
tile Big Nine at Northwestern
field.
Northwestern had one of the best
track teams in its history, but the
Illinois and Badgers were doped the
strtcigest.
Algerian Murderer
Resigned To Fate
Sa'i Francisco, March 10. Resinned
to hi fate, Isaac Eddie, an Algerian,
ho shot and killed his sister, " I'rin-
ess Cchio, a dancer, on the Zone
it th ' Pannmn-l'neific exnuiition. today
euieii that he had been sent m n mes
senger of death by the girl's husband.
Siniiiltaneoiisly the police nre trying to
tritg itoni tne litislmuil, Aineen I.uftv.
eonlession that he inspired the crime
becn ise his wife hud been too friendlv
with ether men.
Kdilie insists that he shot h is sister
because she wits " iov mad" nu.l had
pent most of her recent vears frequent
ing- entes Btid dancing places. The
rime occurred in a crowded restaurant
eta 'lie one. Kddie called the cafe
manager, Joseph Sasso. to the desk.
when Sasso refused to loan him monev,
new a revolver and beuuu firiinr. One
nll"i wounded Sasso in the arm.
'l'lincess" Zehia, who danced in the
ulV, tried to flee, but her brother slit,'
tier dtad.
Dervishes Sweep Over
Sudan, Traveler Says
Berlin, March 10.-(By wirelm to
Snyville.) A Gcrinnn merchant who re
cently has returned from Egypt ii uV
ority for the declaration tht thewhclj
of the Sudan, including Khartum, uj
also parts of Nubia, ore in powoMioi ol
Dervishes. The assertions of this tn
in the ohik
ed Cook, ns the expenses of bringing
the witnesses to this city would be con
siderable. Willing to Return.
"Hello, Hill! Hello, llarrvl" was
('ink's ureotimr tn Sheriff V.noYi nndleler are published
Air. Minto when theso officers met him Zeitung. He describes also n eogif
in the corridor of the Brooklyn nil. I ment near Faslmda Inst Dccemwr,
They both replied to ffis greeting, 'and i which Generul Hawlcy of the Bniiu
look continued: armv, and a number of other oiin,
" iVell, I 'm glad I'm going back and 'i1h ulm08t 2'0()n. m(,n' 10M
get it off of tnv mind. 1 believe I The merchant in question rel n
wictbl have come back soon anvwav if I story of the nllcgctl uprising m "
you had not sent for me. The "of f icers Henussi tribesmen in
informed him that thev had been en- Uay they destroyed an Austraa" P
delivering to get in personal touch with I1- P.vnils on NoveniDi
him for some time. ing 200 Australians and ejpWII''
Cook's wife was bitter toward the provisions. Later, m lJe J
offi'crs, and tr.1,1 them that she hoped ! .h0'000i l l 'il r
ike train would get wrecked before, the entire province of rnum
they got back. She had but l when troyed all ""I'''1'-'"' f 1 k
the officers reached Brooklyn and Cook i C'u.ro-Assuuu line. Ueremhe , i
had no monev himself si,,iff 1 stroyed the AlcxunJna-tuiro rrn
liave her enoiarh nf hi. own mniinv fm inenr Dnmnnhur.
her imuieilinte needs.
Without Money or Ooods. "' I'P' "l '" "' ' ' mM
Cook told the officers that all of the ' "'"Iter Wth, 4n'"" ? j the
neri.nani.ise he to. from this e, y , Hawley PI'
ii ns uteie as wen as ills money, tie "'" ".",,,:,: ,. nftheB'"
said he was obliged to give n.ost of ! them with B.WM1 t o, Of k
the goods away for small sums to pawn-id"' "" ." 1 vi"' , living
ife. ?-( t .v ahiug- jhe he 1ofrtJ,?
.'.urn ins nitniicriiigs arrer ne icrt pa- ". ; ',,,,1 ,i (irncral
lem except to adn.it. that, he was in tingent w8 k , lie 1, an d ( yli
Tlelenn, JUeitnim, where the officers' "J hl" f'' rV.; L. bad
mt i.. i -;iinui(in rflBDi
the appeal of the .iervis he., and I
Oldest Mercantile House
In Albany In New Hands
Albany, Or.. March in Prnl,t,l,. n...
largest mercantile detil in u-i'n
tie valley in vesr. el. ..! ,..i....i...
, " ' " i t VIII
when a contract was signed between S.
.. tiling 4 Son, nnd 1.. F Hamilton,
both ot thiscitv, whereby Mr tl,i,,,(li.,
will take over the stock 'nn, I t;.tnr.,. ..
the Young store, the largest e stuMMi-
meat here, and lease the building for n
term of tears. Mr. Hamilton will take
nnrge of the store April 1.
Mr. Young has been in I,,,.; :..
Albany for HI years, startim .,n
tore in lS.ltt nnd gtnduully increasing
it until the business s.dtl to Mr. llnaitb
ton yesterday had b.....tn,
largest in the Willamette valley
extensive interests elsewhere, '
Mr. Hamilton has been engaged In
business in Albany for 1 tenrs, and
was burned out a few dnvs m-., ti,..
constderatton is not ivcu,' but will ap
proximate J7.VOP0.
0(ficcr, aim u.. ;. id am
conimunuiiiK in '" -
isoners tteciijun ten. i tt
A. a result of this vietnry. " .
tive chiefs .ioincl the ''"v
on January 1 took pe 'J utH
portant military pest nt N"r-
(district of Scnnmir to
This nierciiant .pii
lervishes destroyed all thf ' ,w
l.nes in Lower Kiypt. ' ",lloJ
eounuest of tiie ,siMnn
to leak out.
, . MH-ialt "'
Some people man" - I' . itt0.
ib-nsing the milk ofh
l, ul """ "
The Journal Want
t,-,i,..i. t. ... i. i
,....i4 nun iiifiii ui-re. , , . :,.,,.
II,. uavn ), n n ' prisoners decnpiti t"!
nis way out except that, before they
reacVil Chicago, his old home, he en
deavoreil to play sick in the hope that
he would be taken to the hospital in
that city. This did nut work for a
minute, and betore the train left the
suburbs of the great city Cook was a
well mini, With the two officers on
the wntea they wee able to relieve
cadi other, nnd Cook was never hand
cuffed except on i;o streets or being
transferred front one train to another,
when he wits handcuffed tn his grip.
Cook took the trip ns a mutter of
nurse until the train renclted the out
skirts of this citv. when he showed
igns t.f nervousness. As the train
uinr.'d tiie depot ho looked out of the
window and jaw the streets and deput
platform packed "nd asked what was
-oin-I u today. The officers were stir
priesd to see so many people, but took
a long guess and told him it was a
i welcome home, Their surmise proved
to be cu'rect. as the same crowds have
, been meeting every train for the last
two days.
I sheriff Kch brought his mother.
Mr. Sophia Fsch. back with him from
her 'tottie ill St. Paul, this making the
lirst tun,, m 40 years that she has been
away from St. Paul except for short
trips, she wi,, ,,.!, pleased with th,
idea ant weather of Oregon, ns thev left
. . i l'ie;i ant wei
o,. J i ;' ' '"' m tiie lee and snow. Tney
aic !Utu Ut?i:aUSe tneV are "nt "" this citv last night as
IUll 01 bartraill nvc fVio ' "'v t1 " " ount of a delay of
vt.at nine hour, due to tho breaking of
wheel on tin
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t o.ik wiii ne ... on u,,
court witaiu u "
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bearing fruit tree
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Choice 1 V, fnlgmt
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347 SUt Strert.
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