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1TZE SALEM OAHTo JOTTPNAL. 8ALE1H, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1915. THKES The world keeps moving! The oil lamp of our fathers gave way to the electric light of today. . The old"aD-alike"cigarettes pre living place to the new tnd"Utterly Different"mBC glainen New idea, new process, new satis faction "Utterly Different" from any other cigarette. The process is our own. We dis covered it. We control it. But the "Utterly Different" ciga rettes are yours yours to smoke and enjoy yours to tell your friends about. Don't deprive yourself. GUARANTEE If after smoking half the package ofNEBO vMn end you are not delighted, return balance of package to P. Lorillard Co., New York Estab lished 1 760) and receive your money back. SETTLED BY BOARD OF IKE.CJI0 Experts Are Engaged To Sap-; Moral Law of Nature Pro- ervise Work of Establish ment of Industry The state board of contro' -eptenlay ' afternoon adopted an order whereby aj Cohan and Harris Own Co. In "7 Keysjo Baldpate" COHAN'S MYSTEEY FARCE. ' The heartiest laugh that has burst jipon American theatre-goers for a long, long time is George M. Cohan's mystery fnroe, "7 Keys to Bnldpate" to be presented at the Ciraud Opera HouKe for one performance on Friday evening, April nth, with the origiual .New York and Chicago east which in cludes Syril Scott, John O'Hura, Krnest (ever Sti.nm..... f 'I.......... TV , i . --, . ...... v. . iiuihik, nniiK Aii worth, Frank Monroe, Hooker Wright. I Lee Sterrett, Laurn Hennott, Kthel In- i'"P(ii, .lean .sftelliy, Christine Mavo, I Kitu Harlan, Hazel Traverse and Fan- ie Mackey. I "7 Keys to Hnldpate'' is Cohan- illlMIlfP ! PHHllft It ia ,.u it . .... . hibits Women Frequenting Saloons With Men Hi I 1 1 1 1 iiaL m In an opinion written l,y nson the tupn reversed the judgment of .Indue Kcllv.l full of freedom flat charge of not to exceed $3 per 17.V. V,Lui,"s -v 1,11 ?f freedom. it n,e mind is vol bushel i, to be charged the farmers for! in ,he case in which Ma U '! , tT 8i.,"a,io,. with flax seed with which to put in a crop proprietress of the Cottage hotel, of I stop thinkinn lee 'Tvh It.., I u of flax for this year and to pay the ln". c"y w" wr""d -!.y dainagesl up with one's self. K i...,ui7r niurnwu a, .urn- . r Cohan's racine f v. ton. tar alWnd s under n.,.i ,i.,f vonnns reupe for a happy J :V-I.JT.:.. ---"". -"": r,ru,?r 18 antidote for the In his pre- farmer $15 per ton for flax straw, de livered at the penitentiary, pay for the seed to be deducted from the proceeds of the straw. It was also ordered that, in the event that board decided the flax slfould be pulled instead of cut, in order to secure the best grade of flax fibre, that the pulling would be done by convict labor without charge to " farmer. It was alo agreed that Emil Hi.-, sett, the Belgian flax expert should be employed at a monthly wage of $150 for superintending the seeding and harvesting of the flax and that an other expert from a n'.annfaeturiiig standpoint, probably John 0. Cady, of Albany, be employed to tnko charge of the ordering of the necessary machin ery for the establishment of the flax plant at the penitentiary and for the installation of such machinery when it arrives. Mr. Hansett has been at work, under the auspices of the Salem Com mercial club for several days already, soliciting acreage from the farmers, and the tiino he has devoted to the work will be paid for by the state. The flax seed ordered from Wiscon-' sin is due to arrive within a very short time and Secretary Knlph Moores re ports thnt fully 400 acres have been atoned tip already, or sufficient to in sure thai amount of acreage and yes terdays' formal action of the board in fixing the price to be charged for the feed ml to be paid for the straw, re move.-, the onlv obstacle to immediate lion or enaraetcr, on the grounds of1 grouches of the univ.irs., puon me author has mixed with error !r. rulings of the trial court in refusing the admission of certain evidence and remandr ' the case for a new trial. o... i an invostiga ificiency of the police Sulem by a special lom- "it The tlon :. del r:: ... thai .V '.,11 I made atement ine i ottnge notei wns a house" and " "house of exnet proportions mysterv, thrills and aughter, with a sweetening dash of Jove, as a tribute to Cupid, the result being 1V tonic that all America is Hiking. if iy council and citn.-ns years was cml,,v l .1... , P which it was allcired! ..H,n.,f ...... . :i . V.'" mV'. ue "no ciiy inor to PO- it: ndant, Minton, nrimcnt stoic, in , ..it., . "I'l'lillill i 1 CI ,n Lfnln...l ... 1 . V before the committee and "1 r". lM to the effect that 'Z.ZI i:""0"' 'inM0;'-itt OH",,.. apVellan,; vs. John Defendant i...n.ittcd makii,r thn tnt,..l """"l. CIU''" ."' Multnoninh met thn' the hotel as conducted m'oZ i' !0,mmllfy '' '!-' a d...... rly house" but denied h.v 1 1 Zion hv C WV'V "W ing made the other statement, and, i!j Z",. jLV C,reuit defense of his nction entered tho plea! i6 v m nff,rn"f , of privileged eonimuni.ntion. I wi, i i- V"' - riKht, county "It is true the occas-,,, dnn fnir? ,rk,uf V".",".,'01'ntv, costs in case re- :..: .i.. i::. , , . . i mxcu, opinion l)V Jut ce Ki.rn..K l'nv"- Josenh Weber ft til v 1 within the limits of .hsolutc ego", says the supreme court in nnss T..L .' I ""'"arilson ing upon the question, "but when we I , T, uV' R"MM recall thn fact lhat tltn ,.nm,i(.. ..Jia lrom Multnomah county, suit for nn considering a subject ' of grave' iin-! u"011""!!8, "li"i"n b-v (-'lli,,f nortnnce to good government and pub. 1 , ' L'"l"lt 'Jl!lt;u M(:,i'i ' decision lie morals, for the purposo of enlioht-1 .,l.""",lf. f''"-'d. ening the city gvernment nnd thereby' . , l" 1 orfc"' vs. Walter K, .Tncol enabling it to secure a more efficient I "I1'"''1""1' "J'l'culed from Multnomuh ser-iee, and that at the time the.! U"" y' B,!,lon. '. r,'l'ov'' damages for dctentiant was a coum iln in thn nrtnnt rf hia .ilkll:... in? for the public the best results in l" "! . r Vv r"l'u cilinan charged: V""H",K'?' ,1,l"m,'n, by .lustiee McHii.le, litv with secur-!C,1"'"'.'.J",lKC decision for ti.io ,i:nt;., . .. I Oottfried llriiwnnrl tr. ...... uiiv. linn, nv ciiiinut escano tnei . jnfituii- conclusion thnt it was nn occasion of (,",1llllny, appellant nppeuled from quaiitied prp-iiego." ...ii.iiumiihh eoiiuiy, action to recover The aimeliutn eoni-l iU l,l 1 11.. 1 ' money, oiiiiiiun by Justice Humi-tr Cir. iiiiiwa tile tilliv tiiiniittu; ( iiiiint'iiin iv I , ,-11 ....... 11. u, 1 1111 1. . . ,,- , , , negotiations with the f-rmers who are, f'e trial court erred in sustaining oil-!' ;,',tl,M'l!! 'b'cisiou for plain- lOctNTS FOR TWCMTY CIGARETTES Jtllk r wmW h greater profit upon their acre- ''"feiise and thereto,,. cld not ofl'ei r""'cry company, ,, llin.t. o ... i i! ' e .m... I Proof thereof, he was n,lnl,t..,iu. ,.. tioin ult uoiituli countv. ,,,'ti III riMIH, lit: rcnii'.CIl I mil fllli'-i i I,, . , , ' " . ,. , , ' . . ; tltlp.l in uhnti. tia ,nt...... n...t ... .Vdail, I?,'S tlir ItcrNiitml in .... ,.u .... il tsecretnry .Moores. or .; V ; '""ice nr.. , " - -- "p. plub. feets certain o.at the information upon which the puhli. ''.V " Burnett, Circuit Judge in C P'l II n . m v crier men in jui o I Dissolve Harvester Trust Wirkingt.m, March :i,i.- I),inir . vtnction bet ecu the gtowtli of u v(iiiirutioi, "t'l , wiiliin" ami growth ,;tlirtiU(;h "coniliinatiiiiis," Attorney 'ineral Gregory yesterday tiled his l" "'""'H' llli' JliHTUIlUllllI i iurvfutiT I. iiidii iiv ii. il,. . j'"uri. f The nttu -n. - ten, ,,,! declared tlmt .'I'WicHily an huu-uii,,,, l(lll, ,0 .llue,,d A IIIT I.Hll:tiil i, .; ' ...... V. '".- jMiiiiiiiM trowm itself He ,-, !.,,,,,, thllKt ebm. ol't't must U tl.v law ,,f trade, nnd that the main consideration of i ( ili? mm m ... i ... W. n i iinti-trust luw 11 "' '" !'crve industry's ,3' !titive system." V.'.n" ,:',' was not due." said ; to a conceiittation of econ- ZZ", r''s,""i"K vhMy frt"" i w ted r,gl,t , ,,l,itin. Ap A.!ntljr (onRress . ...bstnnti .1 fCZl,vh l";,w,11 of '' il .'romw"lli. U did not matter i''J(Zi '"?'n" ,hul wn'. ev,n to . t, ?'' luf """kut. Monopolis- J'dit i u"n"',""d would bo , iZ ,J '.'i,l, that it might -V mnorei ' OEPRoe QREEN 13 DEAD. uimn T.nu i t. n., ij two " lll" .jo. tieorge 3:. : 0 .m!'r l'"'lal potentate of the ;'u'Tf Mystic Shriners, died fn . 7 1 - - nw to Destroy tne Jhndruff Gem I Tk 7 , Specialist. d iZl'T us w"" n bald ' U T',Ult" .v hair, is a W1. i(ii'r '',K r';,,n '."'' that it ,vp nPI'fccintn iti n ""V "P''1" that will """'ilirlv ,r"r' , He ri? 'erefore. 'M yr'XTlr K've herewith "nu., "hich an eminent '"It, 'ound after re- l"!M""f8nm 7'l'1,',"'-v d",,r"' " ""r Kou ,'.'" "bnest i.nmedi- TV." ",r Vesr. V . 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A girl hasn't any use for man who is too cowardly to propose. ready to n(er into a contract with the ." on to ev. .once offered by defend- slae. The price to be charged for the , "Jiiing to snow the sources of in seed, M per bushel, is less than the 'formation upon which ,e bases the al actual cost ti the state delivered in I ped 1 atements. The supreme court. Salem, and the price of 15 nor ton fori ' ''V wh''o 't was true the de- the flax straw will insure the farmers ! V''!(lant ""' nut l''01"1 """'b ns a nine nue than hav or irnin nn, the commercial club he will have no trouble in securine- nil of the lnnd desired for the establish ment f dm industry. Tsnners Orowin? Enthusiastic. As 37.5 acres of fax land have al ready been contracted for there n no Inni'er anv doubts as to whether the flax proposition will meet with the nn nrnvnl of the farmers. Fverv dnv in ouiries are belli ir mnde nt the Conmier citl Club and to the members of the state bnnrd of control 'eirardini tlm lioih,iities of tlax rnisintr. and it f evident thnt n eront number of the farmers nenr nlei wi'l eive tho pro portion n f"ir trial this venr. .1. c. llor"S of Jlnrinn. is so ennuis-j m ook instie over trie nax proposition nn,i nas such confidence in b's abi'itv to raise f'.ix thnt he has declared his intention of plantinu 1(10 acres and is now awnitinu a conference with Fi'iil Tlan sett to learn whether bin land is especially adapted to ,"ix culture. The followinir is n list of the men who have ngreeil to go into flax cul ture and the number of acres they will cultivate this year: tiff reversed. James A. Taylor, nppellant vs. John II. I'eterson, appealed from Multnomuh county, nction to recover an estate com mission, Circuit Judge (latens affirmed. Samuel Delvngn vs. (lid ,,,.,.,,,, oppialcd i ii,iuiti.iifim,itUMitmri M!lM.,,.SilllS Drop, SPRING IS NATURE'S BIRTHDAY Brill), the cii.-.iisln Spirit ol the season into I lie home bcaalify il with the seeming limitleii decorative possibilities ol COLONIAL cry itkif fabrics COOP TASTi; WITH tCONOMV All the varied freshness, all the richness of tints ani tones in Na ture's blooms nnd blossoms are delicately reproduced in the exclu sive designs brought out in Colonial Draperies. Let the home, too, have its share ol Spring lor every room there are vanctus ci decorative ef fects that otter the widest latitude (or the expression of individual tastes. Priced from 25c to 75c yd. '. mz n- mi;. h f I, ;i i M Many Delegates Attend Hayesville Convention cation was based for the purpose ofirmv decision for plaintiff reversed, disproving express malice. biennis et ul, appellants, vs. Nature Restricts Woman's Privileges.! Klbeth Ingram et al, nppcalcd from Thnt women nrevtioth inornlly and ; 1'"llt county, Circuit Judge Holmes constitutionally .harOd from engaging : j"'lK"rn,nt us to cts modified, opiuiun in tho saloon iraft'ie or frequeutiugl Justice Harris, places where liquor is dispensed to & Trust company vs, Jennie Af. males, from the very nntnre of things fiiw,il,l, appellant, appealed from if not by the laws of mankind, is the ' """'"h county, suit for specific unqualified opinion of the supreme ' I'crfur mance of contract to purchase court of Oregon, as expressed in an opinion by Justice Hcun, Circuit opinion written by Justice Knkin n.i1 Jmllfe Medina's decision for plaintiff i unnniiiinuslv concurred in by Hie oil reversed. six members of the appellate court, State vs. J. M. Donahue, convicted id which was handed down this morning, conversion of logs, nppcalcd from In this case the decree of Jilie Washington county, former opinion ol flail, iwny, of the circuit court for Til- court sustaining circuit court adhered cointy, in which he declared a to, opinion by Justice Melt, ide. section of the city ordinance: of Tillu- William J. Seufcrt vs. Oregon Weld tnnol; unconstitutional-which prohibited ing & Mnaiifactiiring company,' uppelb f ales from frciiienting saloons on nuts, appealed from Multnomah county, the ground that it "interfered with replevin proceedings to r iver certain the individual privileges ami. liberties machinery, opinion bv Justice Meltrid.. of our worn itizens, ' is reversed Circuit Judge Clecton 'h decision for and n writ of review sued out bv K. F. plaintiff affirmed. l.nughlin, a saloonkeeper of' Tillu-, Motions for re hearing were denied in inuoi., iigiiiosi ine cny of Tillamook Huthchild vs. I.oniax Putter after a convietiuu in the justice court, Vetsch, Mirsch vs. May. is ,i , sin isseti . , ii,,,!,,,, fl)r r,,, in passing upon mo ense . lust co . ii'i.:re. Over 1000 delegates, Sunday school teachers mnl Sunday school workers at- on for leuueii tno iiayesvine Miwlnv school inion district convention held at Chemawil Mor- .vesterday. Delegates wire present tro, u the 'Jl Sunday schools in the llnvvsvillo district. State Siipcriutendeut I'hipps, in bis address, snid that never in ids life had be seen so much enthusiasm and such a windcrfiil nlleiplauce. He paid I he Hayesville Sunday school a com pliment by saying flint their district was h.. champion rural district of North America, From their Sunday school alone, out of tin enrollment of l'O, there, was an att lance of lo:l. The following program was tho in1 der of tho day: !: IS a. in. Song serv ice: III a. in. DRIVES AWAY HEADACHE Rub Mustcrole on Forehoad and Temples A headache, remedy without tho dan gers of "lienducho medicine." Relievos headache and that miseruldn feeling; from cold or congestion. And it acts at once! XH'S'I KHOI.K Is a clean, rvhito ointment made with oil of mustard. Itetter than n mustard plaster and does not blisier, I'se only externally, and In no way can affect stouiuch mid heart, as soiiie internal medicines do, Host for Sore Throat, Hronchitis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Aslhina, Neuralgia, Cnngesii Pleurisy, Ithcumatisin, l.uni- bago, all I'liius mi, I A.'lins of the linclt or Joints, Sprains, Son! Muscles, UruiH es, Chilblains Frosted Kent, Colds of tho Chest (it often prevents i'ncuin.niin). At your druggist's. In ll.'ic Mini fille jars, and a spceiul largo hospitnl 310 mi vs. Acres .Tames A. French, route 1 IT , Kukin merely quoted on opinion writ- "nul fl. Smith. Turner Road 2" ten by former Justice 1. H, Henn, of M:nrtin Oillinberg. Ilayden place ... 1." the Oregon supreme court, in the ense .T'hn Tfobbins. Kalem 1.1 j of Stute vs. Hukcr, 50 Oregon, in which M. TIalhert, route 8 10 lc Bnid: "The vicious tendency of tin. Wa'dn Hills Orchard Co 10 mingling of men and women in saloons. 20, or places where intoxicating liquors are r, 1 i 1 ... 1 .... 1. . . . BUIU, in irltioeu no UIIIIUIUI 10 gOOU pro- I'liring was granted in r vs. Deehill. 1 S. R Hill A, .P. McKillip, R. Allnr Mcf nln, route J. F. Minlier. route 0 7imoruls, and theieforc a luw which .T; n. Deflobin, route fl i hibits the licensing of a femuln C. O. Russell, route 9 10 'gage in the business of retailing lutox- .T. Etter. route R "I icntinn honor, or makina it fin (iffVnMfi Mr. Rehfuss, route 8 2,to employ a female to serve liquors in Mark Skiff, Salem 3. a saloon, or to permit a female to enter J. G. Vogci, Salem .10;a nloon nnd there be nerved with John Scott, Salem liquors, is not unconstitutional. The1 '' 1. nesaer, route o '-'liberties or rights or every citizen lire Mr. La Illnnche, Salem 3 ! subject to limitations in their employ Tom Fitzpatrick, Salem Vment us will prevent them from being Pulling Together. K. ('. (lilliev. Salon,: 10""' a. m. Snudnv school .'hoi Ii. ( 1. ! for if L'.'iO, M. 'flliott, Salem: solo, Miss (irace Suv-1 He ""re V"i' Kel. t'p.) genuine M l.'H nge, llny. sville; 10:10 a. 11,.-Men nnd , TKItOl.K. Refuse, linitiitions get what Women 'in the Making, Charles A. I '"" r"r' The Musterolo Coirpuny, I'liipps, Portland; 1 1 : III Devotional ! ' levelaiid, Ohio, civics, ei.ailiicied by Ifev. Lnwivnce, llnyesville; 1 m. Ili.sliet dinner. ' : -) p. 111. llusiiiesa scsdoii and re port of Sundiiy schunls; vocal solo, selec'.ed, Louise DcSclianip, Clicniawn; 2:"0 p, in. Address. "I'rnver." II. I). Hardiall, Salem; Drcauis of (lalilce,"! Male Quartet, Clieninwu; song, by All Miihi l.o Camp Fire dills, .Nalein, J. Anderson, route 9 .i.,in,roii or harmful to tin, l,,K. A. L, Ogleshee, route 6 "Vlitic. and there is no objection to (. C. Russell, route 9 ""law in question t Ji fit it applies H. ('. Humniell, Snlem 3 ,,u ,)f lnwfl, ,,,. C. C. Ashby, route 5 Sj Former Balem Boy OeU Dan THN & GREENBAUM Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes I M. I. Capp, Independence Mr. Cockerill, Oak Orove P. L. Hirdeno, Chemawa Mr. Osburn, Culver, Or M. L. Jones, Ilrooks L. O. Herrold, Lnbish W. O. Zlelinski, linlfpendence J. W. Hchiffcner Hubbard Farm, Salem BRAVE RUSSIAN TAKES TRENCH SINGLE HANDED Prtrngrnd, March .10. The braverv of Captain Suvornff, who captured a, German trench single handed, killing; or driving out the Oerniam under the( fire of a machine gun was mentioned! in the official dispatches today. I Captain Suvoroff's feat was reported! from the Orzee river region. During j the fighting there the captain dashed across an open space in the face, of a' hot (ierman fire and boldly leaped in-, to the enemy's trenches. Tlashing upon two Germans, he wrested the mncl,ine gun which they were operating, from; them. Comrades of the two men dashed' forward but the Russian commander, quickly swung the machine gun or fire Into the trench. The occupants of the (ierman positions were slaughtered and is a small detachment advanced In-1 tending to re-ocetipy the trench CBp. j tain Suvoroff kept up such a hot fire that (her turned and fled. The trench was finally occupied and held by Russian forces. Salem Boy Gets Damages. ' . The decree of Judge Ontens of the Jj!' circuit court, for Multnomah county 'Wa affirmed iu the cas of Walter C. J, Walling, plaintiff und respondent, vs. the Portland (ins Ic Coke company, in which Walling n awarded damages "' iu the u ,11 of 4.'!,oi)0 for injuries re I ceived when nn automobile belonging '',to the defendant company crashed into 'Wnlling's automobile, while (he latter had pulled up alongside the l.inntou road to light his lamps. Walling was a former Snleai boy and for several I I NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLDOR CATARRH Apply Cream In Nrwirila To Open L p Air Poiuutgti. Ah I What relief I Your cloniti-d n,. trlls open right up, the air passages of your bead are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffing mucous discharge, headache, dryness no struggling for breath at uiglit, your cold or catarrh In gone, Don't stay stuffed 11 pi Oct a small bottle of Kly's Cream Jialm from your druggist now. Apply a little 0f this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos trils let it penetrnt through every air passage of the bead; soothe and benl the swollen, Inflamed mucous membrane, giving you Instant relief. Ely'e Cream Italia is just what every cold and ca tarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's Just 'plcndid. I MILLINERY Pleasing, becoming, and dainty Hats. The very newest of style and good quality. Always in the lead with popular goods at popular prices, lie sure and look over our assortment of Ladies' and Girls' Hats. You will find our Mill inery Department a busy and pleasant place to visit. 1 .: x A J(6)VQrh Artificial Flowers Big display of nice flowers at 12 l-2c, 15c, 25c a bunch, Nice Wreaths 40c 50c Children s Hats Big assortment Little Prices Big assortment of Mary Jane pumps for women and children, at reduced prices. Silk Gloves $1 Short Silk Gloves, now 50c $1.22 Long Silk Gloves, now 75c Princess Slips Large line of Princess Slips, regular prices from 75c to $.5.50 Now One-Half Price :: 240-246 Commercial Street ::