THE DAILY CAPITAL Jul'RNAL, SALEM, OREGQV MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1916.
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THE NEWEST SPRING GOODS OF EVERY CLASS AND KIND IS INCLUDED-NEW SILKS, NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW COATS AND SUITS, NEW EASTER MILLINERY, NEW HOSIERY, NEW WASH GOODS, NEW RIBBONS, NEW
SHOES. EVERY DEPARTMENT IS REPRESENTED WITH THE GREATEST LAY OUT OF BARGAINS EVER
SHOWN IN SALEM.
It would take three pages in this newspaper to give you only a small description of how we are now slaughtering
the prices. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME AND SEE.
Cn o
Says He Does Net Believe In
Death Bed Repentence of
Corporations
Washington, April 3. Big navv ad
vocates who ni'o members of the house
naval committee subjected Secretary
Daniels to a severe cross-examination
today when he agreed to answer ones
tions as to his building and enlistment
recommendations.
"Do you remember having turned
over to the Russian government the de
signs and specifications for our 14-inch
guns, armor and other naval effects
(luring your administration?" demand
ed Representative Butler.
"I don't!" replied Darnels.
"If it had been done wauU juu
say it was wrong?"
I " Absolutely. "
I "Then you know nothing of the fnct
I rhat designs aii l jp -tifkntiuns weio
! furnished to Kussh"
"I know nothing about it."
I "Will you ask Almt'il Strauss for a
copy of the letter lie sent to the Krupp
Colonel Glassford Is In
Command Aviation School
San Diego, Cat, April 3. Colonel Wil
liam Cilussford assumed command today
nf the signal corps aviation school at
North Island, relieving Captain Arthur
S. Cowan. Colonel Cilussford, it is re
ported, will have supreme control (if
the aviation section of the ' Vnited
States army, as he outranks Lieutenant
Colonel Sam Keber, who has heretofore
been chief of this branch of the serv
ice. Captain Cowan has received no or
ders from the war department relative
tt-nrlf. rt wrt wilt trnntv u-hnrtinl aii.x,!.!
fications for our 14-inch guns wera piv
en Germany!"
Daniels promised 10 do so. lie. then
urged that tho unamended armor plate
bill be passed. Ho oppos.l Hutier''
amendmeut providing that private man
ufacturers bo given contracts in case
their bids should prove sntis factory to
the secretary of the navy.
"Armor plate dealers would not pro
duce unless they were sure of large
profits," declared Daniels. "A pno
which might satisfy one secretary pivb-
attiy would nor suit anotner. i wonic
not be satisfied with the death bed re
pentence of exorbitant corporations."
He said that the private manufactur
ers' armor plate delivery had been
prompt and that the quality was satis
factory. His only objection was to the
high price."
to his duties upon relief of Colonel
Glassford.
The placing of a man ranking as
colonel iu charge of the aviation sec
tion to supercede a captain, is said t
mean that the American government is
coming to realization of the importance
of this arm of the service. European
countries, it has been pointed out, have
for a number of years put the ndmini. -tration
of flying corps affairs in charge
of a minister of aviation.
The recent investigation of the af
fairs of the local aviutiou school as
brought out in the court martial at San
Francisco of Lieutenant Colonel Good
ier, and the unsatisfactory performance
of machines accompanying the present
punitive expedition into Mexico are
snid to have caused the awakening of
those in power to the standing of the
American flying corps.
ROAD IS TO BE IMPROVED
Independence, Ore., April 3. The
county road leading into this city from
the north is to be improved this year.
The county court will pave two miles
or more of roadway and the wagon
bridge and fill will be changed to run
in a straight lino with Main street. This
will cost several thousand dollars.
The city has purchased the right of
wnv for the proposed new road and
will have the houses moved to make
the right of way clear.
The change is due to a dangerous
sharp curve just before entering the
city, where many accidents have occurred.
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LOOK! EXTRA!
TWO DAYS ONLY
FREDERICK BUTLER and WILMA WILKIE in a Stir
ring Drama of ALASKAN ADVENTURE, filmed in the
SNOW-BOUND WASTES OF THE KLONDIKE-
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FIVE SMASHING ACTS
Pronounced by Thousands that have seen it, as a far
greater picture than THE SPOILERS.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
BLIGH THEATRE
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WlLLMA KIlKEsttWiD W.BUfttR efHE DLYIH LOClC
The only picture of its kind that Bur
passes "The Spoilers," at the Bligh
theatre Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tension Over Sussex Is
Less Than Over Lusitania
Sub Committee Recommends
Confirmation of Brandeis !
Washington, April 3. Recommending
that Louis 1). Brandeis of Huston be i
confirmed as an associate justice of the j
United -States supreme court, the sen-;
ate sub committee of the judiciary re-1
, ported today to the full committee.
I Senators Cummins and Works in their j
. minority report sain that Brandeis
would not make a useful justice be
cause o'f the reputation which justly or j
j unjustly had been attributed to him. j
I Replying to this, Senator Walsh,;
who voted in favor of confirming I'resi
tdent Wilson's nomination of Ilrandeis, I
declared that such reasoning would fill j
i the supreme court with spineless men '
i holding on personal opinions.
) "Brandeis' real crime was that he ox
i posed the iniquities of men occupying
I high places in our financial world,"
I asserted Walsh. "He did not stand in
I aw'e nf the majesty of wealth. In his;
i written and expressed views he favored
i 'social justice.'
1 "It would be easy for a biillimil
lawyer so to conduct himself that
would escape caluninny and villificu
tion. All he needs to do is to drift with
the tide. If he never assaults the evil
doer who stands high in the market
places he will have no enemies mid no
detractors."
Ey Carl W. AcKerman
(I'nited l'ress Staff Correspondent.)
Herein, April
3. Tension which!
Socialists Make
Up State Ticket
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
WESTERN LARK A WARBLER
.Portland, Or., April 3. Here is the
Socialist iiir4y state ticket for the
general election next fall, us selected
vesterdav bv delegates to the State
marked the Lusitania and Arabic situ
ations is lacking in the case of the
J channel steamer Sussex, d . imaged by an
t l.uai',' low. of lil'n Tlt.M
; is due to n rmpression that the bus-, ( onvention ot tuc Socialist pary in
I sex hit a mine, and was not torpedoed, I Oregon, meeing in Ariun Hull, Port
Portland, Or., April 3. The Western though it was pointed out that the Hand:
meadow lark warbles 32 different Sussex was formerly a British trans- Secretary of State K. L. ( uniton, of
sonirs. I tie e istern lara nas oniv one pun hum iui u uuiiiiiuv -jihi, j , , ..in-io
tune iu his repetorie. This was the , might have regarded her as still in the
aertion fodav of numbers of the admiralty service.
Audobon Society, fidlowing an exten- The increased activity in the new
sive observation of larks., I submarine campaign has made a most
LAST TIME TONIGHT
"Strange Case of Mary Page
FEATURING EDNA MAYO and HENRY. WALTHALL
' ALSO CHAPLIN IN HIS LATEST RELEASE
A Night in a Show
OREGON
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OREGON TOMORROW-MARIE DORO IN "THE WOOD NYMPH"
Supreme Court .lustiees, tow to elect
J. K. Hosmcr, of Silverton; ( . J. An
derson, of Portllihl.
Dairy and Pood Commissioner D.
McKinuon, of Kngene.
Presidential Electors, five to elect
Max Burgholzer, of Kugene; F. C.
Romp, of Hosehurg; William Tipton, of
jllillshoro; I . f. Johnson ana August
I Nikula, of Atoria.
So nominations were made for Rep
resentative in Congress from each of
jthe three congressional districts of the
I state, nor t or Public Scdvice C'ominis
I sinners from the Pastern Oregon' and
(Western Oregon districts. Nomina
tions for these offices, however, uixy be
t made today.
favorable impression wilh tue public.
It is estimated that ships aggregating
72,0(10 tons have been d.estroyeil since
March 1, Fifteen thousand tons were
sent to the bottom by mines.
Expects Early Reply
Washington. April 3. Ambassador
(lerard in Berlin advised the st.ite de
partment today that he anticipated an
early reply to his inquiry asking wheth
er German submarines torpedoed the
steiimcr Sussex, Knglishmau and Man
chester Engineer, with Americuns
uboirJ.
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Blade or all Whtgc 3
Wc arc showing hundreds of new
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