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THE SALEM DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. ORE., TUESDAY. JULY 13. 1915.
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Loganberry Growers
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nro 8oiuling tlu'ir vmution ut
itu'ir rnnt'h Ht I'lour l.Bki.
S. Benson, Leslie Butler and
John H. Albert Compose
Party-Benson Has Idea
Fn.nnrjiriwl R flnlr1 .v.-r.il jvrsoim from tins motion ute
uuvuuiugvu UJ VUUUUn .i.miiig lo nttcntl tlu Mt t'u.u nip
nu'iit of the I'huri'li of liml t Wuinl-
(Ci(iitnl Jouriml iocial Sirvii.) 1 1. urn, K'uiniiiiit; July nml runtinu
yuimtbv, Ore., July 13. The storm of ' ing to August 1. lieilueej fro hve
Inst week enusej nuinv grBiii nml hnv 1'0-'H itH'ure.1 throuirhout tn'iron. Wnsh-
cro)is to fall, ami those Hro being cut ia'ton ami Idaho nml the iiieetinc prom-
miiii some utttieulty. the j;run wns
esieeinlly heavy or it wouKI hnve Veen
uf footed by so slight n wiiul, but ns
it was ripe there will be little waste.
Apple trees nlsu suffered a thiuniiif; of
fruit in the same storm.
Karly lK-tu hes, ni'i'les ntul iilums, nro ' ii os.
ripe nnd being sold from loenl or, h ot tin
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For the purpose of iu:ikir.; a study of
road conditions in ditfcn nt parts of the
state and to interest local feeling in the
further development of same, the ud
visory committee of the state highway
commission, comuuscd of S. Henson, of
l'ortlnnd, Leslie Butler, of Hood Hivor,
and John 11. Albeit of this city, left
this city Inst evening for n tour of the
riicifio' highway clear through to the
Cnlifornin line and then cut across to
Kluinutli county and follow up the east
ern branch of the highway to the
Columbia river.
They went by nutouuiliile and stops
will be nuule nt the piim-ipal points en
route. They will go by way of Crater
I.uke and Klamath falls, thence to
Hend nnd northward. They expert to
be on the road ubeiit 1(1 days or two
weeks.
Mr. Benson has outlined a plan to
lmt Ntnte road work on a different
! ai ds.
Loganberry growers who were some
what discouraged at the beginning of.
j the picking season are somewhat more
j hopeful of disposing of their crops now
and many yards that were not picked,
are putting on crews now. A shipment
of fresh fruit sent from Hrooks to the
'east was opened ut Chicago nnd found
in such perfect condition that it wns
sent on to New York, which is the
first rhipniont of Unit distunce ever,
made from this point, and gives prom
ise of a new market. The majority of
small growers tire drying their fiuit.
the prospects of continued war mull
ing the dried fruit niniket pnictically
.assured, while a in.mlier are devot
ing themselves to the making of lognn
I berry juice in eotninoreinl ipiantities.
Miss Christine llurold and her moth
er motored to Stayton last week, this
being Mrs. Harold's first visit to hei
relatives there for K! years. Another
day was spent visiting Mis. l'eteison
at McMinuville and lr. Junita Ivdmund
son. Hoth ladies were formcily resi
dents of Chemnwn, where lr. Ldiuuiid-
ises to lie large one.
The l aited Lvangelicnl cnnip meet
ing falls upon the same dnte as the
one held by th. Church of tied, and
ulrej'dv Oniuabv I'ark is taking on a
livilv appeuiance for the 1(1 davs serv-
Y.nny pastors nnd lay members
church In ing their families to the
weeks in advance of the
an outing ut their cosv
grounds two
meetings for
bungalows in the wood
Advices from Aldeiniere, Canada,
the home of Mrs. Jennie Crotenu, state
that the inins have fallen in such (or
ients that her garden is standing in a
foot ot water, but is otherwise n vorv
good garden, fiotu the village in which
she lives maiiv
British Battleship Reported
Damaged By Turkish Fire
Constantinople, July 12, A British
battleship of the Lord Nelson type in
.believed to have been badly damaged
by fire fmu the Turkish forts near
linha Tape, following a iieavy bombard
ment of the Turkish works, an official
statement declared lure today, fevernl
shells from the forts are declared to
have exploded on the deck of the battle
ship. ! Accompanied by four torpedo buit
' destroyers, the British warship appear
ed at sunset Saturday, the statement
said. At bast 2nd shells were hurled
'against the Turkish forts, but no dam
age was done.
The Turkish casualties as - a result
of the bombardment were one killed
land two wounded.
j There has been no violent laud fight-
no; on the Cullipoli peninsula since the
prominent business men' ' . , . r ," " "T"""'".
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ilies. Of od men lciiving thcie nil were
reported hilled except one who wns snid
to be "slightly wounded," but inves
tigation showed that belli legs had been
idiot off nt the hips, leiiviug one to con
jecture what the British Would consider
a rcnllv serious wound.
I
: This statement fiuu Constant iuoplo
conflicts wilh Turkish reports of sev-
Icinl weeks ago which declared that
both the battleship Lord Nelson mid
I Agamemnon iiad been destroyed. The
are the bultleships of the Lord Nelson
i type.
HOW TO BANISH
WRINKLES QUICKLY
son will be remembeicd us Miss I , 1 1
basis. Ilia plan involved the crention , Laufman. Sunday Miss Harold motor
of a non-political state highway com- cd tu Turner, ucrompuuiod by her
missiun and the bonding of the state ; mother, and Mr. nnd Mis. Alex llal'old
for several million dollars, provision ; and children.
being made that each county w ill re-j Kverett Wheliu, the oldest son of
reive its proportional share of the, Mrs. Charles Ueekner, will intend high
funds. i school at Cloverdule this fall, making
The nim in to take state roud con- his home during the school year with
Mruoiion oui oi "nines us iar as pos- nr. lino .Mrs. tieorge. who have In-en
Hundreds have obtained thfdr m
first start oil the road to mc-
cosi through "Bustuoss Op-
portuulty" Want Ad. Tethaps
today now your chauc li at
hand.
sible nnd put it on uu eipiituble and
business basis.
The members of the highway commis
sion nrc t be elected bv vote of the
people nt the same tune the bonds are
voted on.
They lire to nerve without sulnry.
View of Guaymai and it harbor; Maytorena forces intrenched near city.
Outside Guaymas, the principal Mexican geaport on the Pacific, American warships with several hun
dred marines on board await developments. If American lives in this vicinity are threatened the marines will
land. Governor Maytorena of Sonora province, in which Guaymas is located, has announced that he will op
pose with armed forces the lunding of American troops-
Lucy l'atty.
from Jiewberg: Kllen Oregon' nnd
Bertha Hackney. Myrtle Woodle, Ks-
tucuda; Constance tireigor, F. Helen
Corl nnd Mary Corl, of Forest Cirovej!
F.thcl Shy, Kugcne; Mnry Tinker, Med-
ford: Mrs. Ciardner, Lnlio View: J.
Stanford Aloiire, Willumina; Margaret
""""" .Muuii, Cornelius Vivian Intuitu u rid i
n i w r. Lsther tlilkev, (irants l'ass.
tDWorth League Lie ppnrps 1,ro, Ki,,,m h fnu'ig' delegates!
r a " nre recistered: J arv I'll ron iiltih ii. Lena
Wheeler, Alma l lrich, Freda Sehindler,
USE COCOANUT OIL
FOB WASHING HAIR
recent guests at the beautiful Ueekner
home lit luinaby,
Miy tUlie MeCormick holds the cham
pionship for picking loganberries in this
section, hnving picked It) I 2 crates in
one dny recently ut the llurold yard,
receiving $2.52 for the same, which
quite equals the high wages uinde by
hop pickers.
Clyde Harold has rot uracil fnun
Canada, where he has been holding
down a homestead ft.i several months.
If vour face is disfigured wilh wrin
kles, no matter what the cause, you can
quickly dispel every line, even the most
obstinate, by using a simple, home niade
wash lotion. Merelv dissolve nil ounce
of powdered saxolite in u half pint ... '.
witch ha.el - inexpensive ingredients. I'liOIMSAI.S f.i ADDITION TO
found in any drugstore. Blithe the fiicoi UKIt'K ASSKMBLY HALL. Depart
ill this, and presto!-you scarcely be-, incut of the Interior, Office of Indian
neve your own even wnen you iook into Affaira, Viis,iiniton, D. ('., June 17,
your mirror ami iieiioni tne murveious
t ransfoi inntiou! "
II' 1.1. Sealed pruposnls, tdaiulv miirked
The renmrknl.le nstiingeiil action of m"!,l,l' 01 ,h" i-'ivclupe'
the saxolile so liehtens the skin, wrin- "l'roposals for Addition to Brick Am-
OJII.IU.mK.1 uu ill 1 1 ,lll a'.'I"I 111)1 Mit'l
s.iubly Hall, Suleni School, Oregon,"
Slid nddrcs. icd to the "Commissioner ol
hies are literally pressed mil. Best of
nil, this result is not purely temporary,
for the lotion also has a healthful tonic
action, which tends to strengthen and
tone up the weakened tissue, and added
benefit may be expected wilh continued
use. l'se this once n day for awhile;
it cannot injure the most delicate skin,
the treatment itself leaves no trace - no
week I loin Minnesota, says that lie is
i gold tu be buck in Oregon, us he sufi
If you want to keep your hnir in good j fered greatly from the violent storms
condition, this less soap you use the; in the east, on one occasion being
better. j thrown into tin uncoiic ious state by a
Most soups nnd prepared shampoos ! severe electrical storm.
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From All Over State Attend
Meeting Held Hece
The Oregon Conference Kuwifith
League Institute opened its session
yesterday und will continue in its work
bll this week, ending with the services
in the First Methodist church noxr Sun-;
day evening.
t'p to today, about 51 members hav ;
been registered for the week's study,1
ii greuter number of them coming from
the Willamette valley. The young lad
ies Attending are making their head
quarters nt Lausanne hull, tuking their
meals nt the same hull. !
The mornings of the institute are de
voted to Bible study, and general dis
cussions of Kpwortii League methods.
During the afternoons the students are
tt leisure either for study or recrea
tion. Last evening the meeting in Knton
hull was addressed by Miss Hobinson
in what might be teimed n "Kev note"
talk.
This evening, the weather permitting,
Ii trip will be taken up the river, when
Lynn Harold Hough, of Kvnnston, 111.,
will deliver the address. Tomorrow
night, the institute will lie addressed
by Rev. Frank L. I.ovclnnd, of Fort
land. 1'p to this morning, the fallowing
delegates had registered. From l'ort
lnnd: Grace Bugley nnd Mildred Ho
wnrth, I'nivorsity l'ark church; Guy
Full, Minnie Mnrry and llnnd Morgnn,
Sellwood church; Lena Wheeler ami
Kntheryn Fields, Centenary church: Ida
Watson, .Montnville; Lulu Gill, Louis
(till and Myrta Oerwig, Woodbind: Wal
ter Stenrns and Fred J. Schnell. Mt.
Tabor church : Hubert Scott, Trinity
Methodist; Hubert Hlything, Lents
(hurj h.
from Hill-boro: Helen Cook, Tesic
Myers, Mnttie Case and Hosn Cnve.
From Amitv: Glndvs Matthis and
Lola Wilson, Murv
The institute wi
evening, when the Kev. nrl l, Honey,
I'll. D., president of Willamette uni
versity, will occupy the pulpif of the
First -Methodist church.
close next Sunday ' Scllflol Bflarfl DisiMSM rtf Olfl
Auto Plunges Through
Railing Into Mill Creek
Lust night a five passenger touring'
car being driven by Amnion Bilker, of'
this city, plunged through the railing
of the .Mill Creek bridge on Twenty-!
filth street und turned outturn sub: tip ,
Buildings On 21st Street
Property For $27.50
"Once, twice, three times, ami sold
to the fellow with tiie black whiskers
fur 1(27.5(1. '
Of course, there wasn't any "once,
twice or tlnee times" feature to the
transaction, except ill the imagination;
ut liny rate the 'fellow with tne black
.. I t ... i : I ..
in the water with Mr. linker under it. . , ,7-'
111. Haker held his breath nnd felt his ,u" "l '."."" "l .
war out under the rear seat. The first
seen of him when spectators arrived !
at the place was Mr. linker's head'
coming up from under the reur wheel. I
The water wns only nbout four feet
deep where the enr went in.
.1. Dickey, who resides ut ! South'
Twenty-fifth street, en the bnnk of the
creek, said that the auto was going
south on Twt'nly-fifth street at u high
rate of speed ami no lights were bum-1
ing. He said the driver nearly hit the
rail on the left und then swerved sharp-1
Iv to the right nnd crashed through the,
lulling. Mr.' linker was not hurt by,
the fall into the water and mys that j
he lost control of the car when the
steering gear refused to work properly.
KISSED LIBERTY BELL;
Huntington, Ore., .Inly 12.
A number of patriotic citizens
paid homage by kising the Lib
erty Hell when it anived here
today. The entire pii;ulntloii
of Huntington and hundreds
from Ihe surrounding country
viewed the hi 'toi ie relic.
hail wished upon linn the old house and
barn occupying the school district prop
erty ou Twenty-first street for $L'7.;iii
by the school board last night, and he
wouldn't have been so unfortunate had
he not been afraid he would not get it
tor t-0 and stopped .Max O. Huron mi
the street and rinsed his bid to io.
The other holders on the prupeity were:
G. .1. 1'rice, J2I; Fred Minvenmeier.
HI, and l'ruf. J. J. Krupp, 2n.
For some months the school board has
been striving to dispose of the old
ramshackle buildings which occupy its
property on Twenty-first street, they
long since having outlived their useful
ness ON fit habitations foi self respect
ing humanity; veritable fire traps anil
shelters for the itineiant ;enils hobo,
itiul they finally decided to ask for,
bills for it. Sealed bids were not usk-'
j cd, however, ami, before the bills sub- j
I rait ted were read by Clerk Ilurghurdt.i
contain too much nlkali. This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle, nml is'
; very harmful. Just plain inulsificd
cocoanut oil (which is pare und entirely
1 greuseless), is much belter thnn soup
or anything else you can use for sham
'pooing. as this cun't possibly injure
the hair.
i simply moisten your hair with water
i nnd rub it in. One or two tcaspoonfuls
will make an abundance of rich, creamy
lather, and rletinsei the hair and scalp
, thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily.
j nnd removes every pnrtiele of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, nnd it leaves
it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and
easv to manage.
j You can get inillsified cneonniit idl
lit most tiny drug store. It is very cheap.
' und u few' ounces is enough to Inst
everyone in the family for months.
HOPS, PEACHES AHD CHICKENS
Mr. I. L. I'atl 'isoii, of Kola, niotucd
to Dullns on Wednesday, bunging
with him a baket of handsome Karly
Alexander peaches lor The Observer,
which fruit was thoroughly eu.jii.vcil
by a hungry horde of editors, report
crs ami piintets. Messrs, I'nttorson
ic Gilbert lime one of the must ex
tensive as well as one of the model
farms of folk county, and are devot
ino much time and attention to the
rinsing ot hop-
Mr. nnd Mis, Clonics l'ugh, of ( licin
Indian Affairs, Washington, D. 0., '
will bo received at the Indian Office
, until 2 n'elock p. m. of July 21, I'.ll.l,
for furnishing materials ami liibnr for
the construction of tin addition to the
brick n.isenibly hull, in stiict accord
mice with the pirn., specifications and
instruction.! to bidders, which mnv bo
' examined nt the office of the paper nr
AU8TRIANS CArTUREI). i.oriu.lirul in whic i tl lis advertisement
Geneva, July lil. Seven thousand appears, Ihe t'nitoil States Indian
Anstiians have surrendered lo Italian ; School, Cheiunwn, On gnu. For fnrtl
troops since hostilities between the diiul j inl'm million apply to the Superintend
monarchy ami Duly began, iiccoiding cut. of the Snlciii School, ' ato Sella,
to advices Here today. I Couiiiiissioner.
one uuesses the secict of Vnnr ilicrens
Mr. A. llnrniok, who returned last 1 j .ouihful ,.,., ,,.,.
TOOO
w--m
t
peaches find chick
ens, I iicv nave s i acres in imps, huh
Mr. I'littersna a,vs tne yard has every,
appearance of u'ving fn:th a boonlitul;
ciop this season. He expects something
like I .'on bushel, of peaches fioiu the
one thousand (mi s on the place, some ot
which lire but three years old. Ilosolos
being engaged ii funning and fruit
raising, I'uHcismii ic Gilbert, the latter
residing in i'nith'ind, have more than
4IIIHI chickens on the place. Il is from
their latin that peaches will be rniiiicd
tir the I'olk i onaty Fuir association 's
exhibit ut the state' fair this lifll. Dal
lus Observer.
MTSSINO BAKCR GIRL
SENDS LETTER TO TOLICE
oeni-ch by the police for u girl snid
to be missirg from her home near
fellow who hud bid (20 for the build Salem last mi'll brought n litter to
ings hud uccostcd him on the street and the department U'licvcd to have keen
wiiltin bv tin' missing lassie, Ihe
liu -en ins loo to t-'i .00.
I When the bids wi re ri ud the oniy one
i bidding i(2il was J'rof. Krapps and all
jli'knew that he was not the one referred
! to by Director llun-n, so, in the uh
seme of better means of identification,
i winch Icit m a police pa
box nt l.ti-i Lighth und 1'inc
Is, says ti i't no harm has be
ii her I. ud r tint shp has not been
MAP SHOWS WHERE AMERICANS HAVE BEEN
LOST IN GERMAN SUBMARINE OPERATIONS
jcx ' e vs.n sH Vy. y ' fr
It wus ugrecd to sell the buildings to
"the fellow with black whiskers'' nnd,
if he does not make good on his bid
I to Mr. Huron the buildings will go to
Ii. J. I'rice fur 421, unless he trfi , x ns
rw he is probably up ugainst it.
I "(ice," exclaimed Director liarnes,
;" wouldn't the football or l us.-lnill boys
if the high school have been tickled to
get hold of those old shucks lor a bon
fire' "
not!
trol
sire
fell'
misled. The i nine Miss G. linker is
signed.
The police l li l been Uskcd to In
cate Grace Han. r. aged 17, by lo r pa
r.-nts, Mr. und Mrs, William linker.
The mother had received a post curd
from her dangl . t r in l'ortlnnd, signed
Mis. Grace .V lon. The parents be
lieved that tl ' ir daughter had mar
ned since lo r d.-iippenruncc rcc-ntly.
1'oitl.ind .Inn r i a!.
MILLS AND CAMPS BUHPEND.
!BisuRATED
MAGNESIA
I Nearly every stomioh disorder begins
.with e.e- acidity and may be Irurtant-
ly rulleved by a tcu.poonfuj of Itisurat
' s, Mhuucsis after eating. Neutruiir.es
; the ex-es and; quokly relieves dy
pepma, besrtburu, indigertioii. I. el. lung,
itc. Incipeiiuve; at all ilmggists ev
erywhere. in either lender or tablet
form.
1 llis'irutel Magnesia, No. 2.1 K. 2fith
St., N. V. .
The mills of
company ul I'
vcslcrduy, ss -erut'ous.
mil
only three no i
place le:ii,.
mutely T", or'
engag"l. 'I h
from there bv
for a number 1
tlll.her feller I'.
Hughes says lli
j closed its tore
no clef llltc da'.
resumption of
w.fla or at tu.
of work i em).,
ket. Dallas of
' he falls City Lumber
m" I it y cloiuil down
ol !o the logging op
'. luy the ron, . any hus
in its employ at that
heretofore approxi
en have hem .ten. lily
n the wind brongit
.lohn HoghiN, who hus
I' ear put bn-ti head
i the coiripunv. Mr.
' the compuitv has even
it falls ity, and thnt
' hn ben set for the
ration, either in the
IlllilS. Ihe at.p-l,.fiM
I by a dull lumber mir-
rver.
Within a apace of two months the busy Germana torplol thrtJ ve
k in earh instance killing American eiliiena. Th Culiifht wa Iocs
m May 1; th LuaiUnia waa sank a wk Uttr; aiul J M
Armenian was sunk with a loa of a acort of Amerltaa U. .
j I.os Angeles Times; It n 1 mite
World Herald: There appears j not si.rprne if some Yankee niventir
nurket for Springfield riflea contrives somi'thinir to meet uml run
pier the 'ilocrine. roiidi 1 a
Omsnl
to be a
oi a ua'e as rsr nacs as l"'i.
i ha nld flmtlo'ks n ,l. bring a
l'i
price.
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