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six THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. . SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1916. It light enough to oil w.trh: hYT enough to oil lawn mower. ..ltjSJ?eJi become, in ideal nift.r .W. M!" Tl 0 dot tho belt AeeM AndOa'a bwluWrPteTeoUrurtflttiirniAca all netd sorfacM. indoor, and out, yon. 3-in-One is .old eTerrwhere in J-iin bottlrK V IVlllirl Al.n in n.l.ntul H.nHr Oil Cmn. Z5C 42 D A noAowAV A DAGGER IN THE BACK That's the woman's dread when she gets up in thfl morning to .start the j day's work. "Oh! llow mv back) aches." COLD MI) DAL Haarlem Oil, Capsules taken today eases the bark-j ache of tomorrow taken every day ends the backache for all time. Don'tj delay. Wiiut's the use of suffering?: Begin taking HOLD MKDAIj Haarlem Oil Capsules today and bo relieved to-1 niorrow. Take thrco or four every dayjette, Marion Countv. J 1. - 11.. f 1. ' LI . . i . and be permanently freo from wrench ing distressing back pain, lint be sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1IW6 GOLD MhjAli Haarlem Oil has been the National Remedy of Holland, the Government of tho Netherlands having granted a special charter authorizing its preparation and sale. Tho houso wife of Holland would almost as soon be without bread as she would without her "Ifeal Dutch Drops" as she quaint- lv onllu IWII.II M Kit AT. Iliinrtom Oil Capsules. This is tho ono reason why! ''X1S,M among the members of the organ you will find " women ami children I ization as to how this reduction can be Of Holland so sturdy and robust. ! effected, but the desire to reduce seems GOLD MKDAL are the pure, original Haarlem Oil Capsules imported diroi't from the laboratories in Haarlem, Hol Innd. Hut be sure to get GOLD MKDAL. Look for tho name on every box. Sold by reliable druggists in sealed packages nt 25c, ,ri0c and $1.00. Money refunded if they do not help you. Accept only the GOLD MKDAL. All others are imitations. STENOGRAPHERS Why Not Use Columbia QUALITY Carbons? Made in Oregon 100 Copies Guaranteed from Kuch Sheet. Columbia Carbon Fa?er Mfg. Co, 83rd ft Broadway, Portland, Ore. When In SALEM, OREGON, itop at BL1GII HOTEL Strictly Modern Fret and Private Baths BATES: 75c, S1.00, 11.50 FEB DAI (The only iotel in the business district. Nearest to all Depots, Theatre) and Capitol Buildings. A Home Away From Home. T. O. BLIGH. Prop. Both Phones. Free Auto Bui. WAS WITH GENERAL LEE Portland, Or., April 2I.-.I. L. Kd wurds, nge SI, who was u lieutenant under General Leo in the army of Northern Virbinia during too civil war, is dead here today, leaving a wid v, six d nighlers mid four suns. i'Mwiinls came to Oregon in I S7-. DANGERS OF A COLD Salem People Will Do Them. Well to Heed Many bad cases of kidney trouble re sult from a cold or chill. Congested kidneys fall behind in filtering the poi-soii-lnden blood and backache, headache, dizziness and disordered kidney action follow. Don't neglect 11 cold. Vse Donn's Kidney Pills nt. tho first sign f kidney trouble. Follow this Salem icsideiil's example: J. It. Penton, III." Lee St., Salem, says: ''A cold settled on my kidneys, tnusiug pain through my back. I knew that my kidneys were to blame, and, learing several local citizens endorse IVian's Kidneys Pills highly, 1 began using them. They were just what 1 Seeded to relieve Ihe pains and other kidney troubles. Whenever I have taken Donn's Kidney Pills since, n few doses have brought me relief.' Price fiOe, at nil dealers. Don't simply ask for n kidney remedy get Puna's idu.'y pills--tiie same that Mr. Penlon had. Fosler-M illuirn Co., Pros., Buffalo, N. Y. New Today Ads work while you sleep will have results for you In the morn in CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Thnt Is the Jovful cry of thousands sure Tr. KiIhui.Is pi-nilm-ed Ollvu Tublels, the siihslltiite for culoincl. Dr. Kilwurds, a prnetlelnfc pbysU'lnn for 17 yeurs ami eiiloniel's nUl-tltue enemy, discovered llio forniul.l for Olive. Tnhlele Thllo treatlni; pntlrnts for chronic eonstl I'ollou and luiptd hvuia. Dr. Kdwnrils' (dive TnMcts ito not con tain calomel, but a hcallni,-, soollilng Vega tublt luxullve. No Rrlplnir Is the "keynote" of tliese lit tle suiiui - outel, ollve-coloi cd tnoivis. They c.umo tho bowels and liver to act normally, lin y never force tliein to uunaturul ucllun. If you have a 'Mark brown mouth" now and then a tad breath n Hull, tired feel Jog sick headache torpid liver and are tronstliuitcsl, you'll find uWk, sure n nd only pleasant results from one or two little Dr. inwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night Just to keep right. Try them. li)c una vvr box. All druggists. The Ollvo Tablet Company, Columbus, a lilc ( 1 ot.), 25s U .. 5Jc lii oi, i mwot 1X4 OI.. NSW VOUK CITV I ! Would Reduce Taxation By State Organization Officers Elected by State Taxpayers' League of Oregon Yesterday. President, Walter Pierce, I'nion Ooiinty. First vice-president, ('. VV. Ilawley, Polk County. Second vice-president, .1. A. Wester Mind, Jackson County. Third vice president, A. M. I.a Fnl- Secretary-treasurer, Robert K. Smith Douglas Countv. Portland, Or., April "4. Organized effort to reduce luxation in the stale at large and in the individual tax-levy- ing districts of the state is the object or i iu isiatc Taxpayers' League of Ore-1 gon, vvnim was jormeu ai an nil-ilav session in the liniierial Hotel Sntnriliiv. ' Manil'esly, more or less disagreement t'o o neui ny an. Delegates representing .'I.' of the :I5 counties of the state attended the con vention, ami plans for economizing were almost as numerous us delegates. However, with a prevailing unanimity of sentiment in favor of the main idea of reducing taxes some substantial progress was made toward this end. Further Meeting Arranged l''or instance, tentative plans were laid for another meeting of the league at Salem next Winter while the Legis lature is in session; a committee was named to co operate with the county officials of the state in working out a uniform system of road legislation; nrerniliniirv stelm were tjiken to effect I .'in elilii i lint ion of some of t)w useless ! i io i .,.;-;..., ....... i ....... .... ,... .."lY ni-i,inK the slate, mid numerous oilier con structive suggestions were put forth, which, if carried nut, will result in mutcriul savings to the taxpayers. The convention go down to business yesterday morning and stayed right on the .job through the afternoon and evening, winding up laic last night with the adoption of the resolutions committee's report. Addresses Are Heard. Through the morning and afternoon sessions the nieeling listened to some instructive talks on taxation by per sons informed on the subject, but. it was apparent that nearly everyone was waiting for the most interesting pro ceeding of the day adoption of reso lutions. Mcnnwhile, however, the programme of prearranged speeches occasioned some lively debates. Delegates on the floor diil not hesitate to express their views whenever they disagreed with spea kers. BIG SHAKE RECORDED Washington, April 21. The seismo graph nt Georgetown university record ed two ciii'thipiukcs during the night, one nt ll:L'l p. m. to 12:07 n. m., 1 ,()) miles distant, and one from .1:IIS to 4:12 a. in., 2,liM) miles away. They were so severe that they displaced the seismo graph's recording needles. THIS SMITH, A MIGHTY MAN HE EDWARD Once again honest toil comes irto it s own and wealth, with all its po.ver and prestige, is humiliated just a it is in the "movies" or in inelolr.inrj i This time the scene is set in the lit'b illnge of Amherst, a suburb of Ba'fnlo, I AH i M i. r?- V 1 , f- '- 'tf ; t I ! Mf' 1- ,r : : . ' - ;.:.vJ ' i". ' ' j s . , - . f Vv , -V i I , Vvs ' s j 'i , ; , vV- :v " v I : v-.. . '- s" 4 ' News of State Normal .School at Monmouth I (Capital Journal Special Service) j Moiiinoutii, Or., April 22. Faster va 'cation for the Normal and Tr:ii:::irj school begin on last Wednesday after noon and will last until next Tuesday! morning, at which time all students: , will assemble for their regular pro-i Igiani. Mr. Aekermun ami Air. Kven-I den will take most of their acatiou time at the inland Umpire Teachers association It Spokane, Washington. '.Miss Pnrrott, the Kuglish instructor, 'will spend her vacation in Koscbnrg; J'. Miss Hntler, Mr. Ostein, Miss West, j Miss llohnni, Miss Greene, Miss Ar htlinot, Mr. (iiiilinore, Miss Diniiis and jMiss Mcintosh will spend a sttnie oi 'their time at Portland. Miss Taylor went to her home in Taeoiun fur a few I days. The other teachers will spend ! their time profitably .it their mhihm in Monmouth. I One day last week the Training I school wa 'visited by the lutu lieis i training class of the AlcAlinuville high j school who was accompanied bv their i I instructor, .Mr. Ilrtou, also bv then citv superintendent, Mr. Hug. Mr. Ma iliairmun of line .sliool Imard, was present ai the t r lining school on that I nay. I ins visit was appreciaren very:Btantly published in the newspapers much by the gra.le s. Incuts as well as ! the .Normal students as the visitors Isnowed such an interest in the work I which thev wee doing. The I ,sti(. i j Science department of the Normal school served luncheon to the guests j on that day. "'"i Jiomiuy evening i ioicssoi ""'T'") i'mi-i.- presented the play, "The Hcbirth of arson before the Normal ut l.,n .i: I in the Normal assemblv room. French Canadian life was characterized in splendid form as the play was given almost wholly without scenery and only .1 few costumes were used. The students of the seventh and eighth gride Industrial club presented the "Trial Scene" from " The Mer chant of Venice'' in chapel lasl Tues day morning. The students received only seven practices Tor the presenta tion which were under the direction of Miss Hums ami .Miss Hudson, but due to their splendid training tiie scene was splendidly given. Those students who took part in the play were as fol lows: Bass.inio, llruce Rogers; Shy lock, Karl Conkey; Portia, Mabel Hud son; (Irutiaao, Wendell Van Loan; An tonio, Maurice Gentle; Salerio, Floyd McClellan; N'eiissn, Francis Brewster: 1 I'11'1 Karl Williams; Clerk, Manlv ' ller.ild or Program, Herbert .1: 1.. I I'ow viiMin moo, itein v'suiiiu; sonir, Four Leaf Clover,, Hugh Hell. Mr. K. L. Kvenilen, tencher in the Normal school, gave an illustrated lec ture on "The History of American Kd ucation," 011 last Friday morning dur ing the chapel period. Old nuil new types of school buildings, schoolroom interiors, text books and in fact every phase of the present scaool problem was shown by the use of slides. in his iddress, Mr. Kvenden reviewed in u very enthnsiaslic nuil interesting manner, the education and education facilities of yesterday and today. Last Thursday evening, Mr. II irriss of llillsboro gave an interesting ami illustrated lecture oil "The Columbia Highway" for the Normal students and citizens of Moiiinoutii. In addition also exhibited slides made by ihat tain church Ihe people of Mnndenll nieihod. Last Sunday afternoon in the t.'hris t.iin church ihe people of Monmouth hud the splendid opportunity of hear ing Lieutenant Swartzkopenski, a Hsu sian who knows all of the horrors and miseries of prison life in Siberia from act mi I experience. Mr. Swartzkopen ski told all about the Hussian govern ment, his services in the army and as an officer in the body guard of the szar. lOveryone in attendance felt Ihe leclure not only interesting; ,nt very instructive. An iiitorscholustic truck meet will be held between Dayton high school and Moiiinoutii high school on April 2!l IS HE; DEFEATED A MILLIONAIRE t HELFTE& X. Y. There F.dwnrd llelfter. the v:ll deceased is survived "by a family of nge blacksmith, running for republi.in ; childreu2 who have reached their ma district committeeman ngaiust Chmince ' jority. Dallas Observer, y J. Hamlin, millionaire, was elee'ed. ' ' Mr. Hamlin was formerly high in the c I We are in the lead The World oiincils of the progressive party. kicks a man when he's down. PAINS IN SIDE AND BACK How Mrs. Kelly Suffered and How She was Cured. Burlington, Wis. "I was very irreg ular, and had pains in my side and back, i but after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound Tablets and using two bottles of the Sanative Wash I am fully convinced that I am entirely cured of these trou bles, and feel better all over. I know your remedies have done me worlds of , good and I hope every suffering woman ! will give them a trial." Mrs. Anna j Kelly, 710 Chestnut Street, Burling ' i ton. Wis. The many convincing testimonials con ougi,t to be proof en0UEh to women who !,,. .Kt-.a; ;n . ., . ,, . T ,. ttv il i I'ar to the.r sex that LydiaE.Pmkham s Vegetable Compound is the medicine they need. This good old root and herb remedy hag proved unequalled for these dread- f ul ills ; it contains what is needed to rcawre wuiuuii 0 ncuiiu unu suicogui. j If there is any peculiarity in , your case requiring special ad I vice, write the Lydia K. Pink 1 ham Medicine Co. (confidential), I Lynn, Mass., for free advice. at 2 o'clock in the arternoon. The meet will be held on the new field of the Monmouth high school. This will no doubt be an exciting event as both .Monmouth and Dayton trick men are known to be good in athletics. Nicholson, Novelist, Named as Baker s Aid mezedith nicholsqi Meredith Xicliolson, oi.' Iudiennpalis, the famous novelist, wml-l lake the pivst of assistant secret i.-y of war, it was reported in Washingl jn. Mr. Nich olson is a close personal '. rieud of .Mr. Baker ami is understood to hav Ihe support of Vice-President .Mtn'ihaH. Tn recent years Mr. Nieholo'in 's novels of romance and adventure have nuked among the most populnr books, 'ihice of the best known are "The House of a Thousand Candles." "The Port of Mis. ing Men" and "The Siege of the Sev en Suitors." Gasoline Tanks Explode Four Killed, Five Hurt Los Angeles, Cat., April 21. One man is dead, two others are dying and five are injured as a result ot a gaso : line explosion which w recked the I'a 1 1'il'ic. Iteduct ion plan,1 here early today. Millard Varney, age 21, a loader, is 'dead; K. O. Cra'mlal, age III and (ius j Kheibein, Age 44, are dying. Five oth- ers were seriously burned. Huge vats of gasoline, which were used in disposing of garbage at the re iduetion plant exploded one after an 'other, when a spark accidentally ignit ' ed a si ream of the fuel. ! Might men working Ihe early nioru ' ing shift were hurled thirty feet by the Musts. Pimnge intimated :a .'I0,IK'(I I partially wrecked the reduction plant. j j The clothing of three men was near-' ly burned from their liodies as they i rushed about like human torches in a frenzied effort to obtain water or j something w ith which to smother the I t lames. PASSING OF ME 3. JOHN TKAL ! Mrs. John B. Teal passed away nt 'her home in Falls Citv late Wednesday i night, after nit illness covering several years, paralysis being the immediate IctiMse of her demise. F.arly in the aft I ernoon, while en route to the home of ' her daughter several Mocks distant. she collapsed nnd was toiiml in nil unconscious condition by a pns-sing pe destrian. She was immediately taken to her home, and medical assistance summoned, but without avail, the end coming that night. Judge Tenl was in Dallas nt the time his wife was 1 stricken. He hastened to Falls City I iv o iitnvtw.liil.v fl.,s!.1.a n hosttmi.l tin. Iniiiiiiniiiiii it IUII 'V ' 1 ': ! , -J&t:;' tf-M': ! Want Tasgart's Seat When His Term Ends! MAYOR BOSSEove) The announcement by Senator Tug gart that he would not be a candidate to succeed himself created considerable surprise in Indiana. His refusal means thnt there will be a number of candi dates for the nomination which will be made by the democratic state conven tion to be held ill Indianapolis April 211 and 27. (ioveraor Kulston probably will be one of the strongest candidates. Ilis 1 friends have been urging him ever since i tin- death of Senator Shively to become a candidate. Benjamin F. Bosse, mayor j of Kvnnsville, announced some time. ago! that he would seek the noininntioii if Senator Taggart did not desire renumi-j nation. ! Suffragettes Arrive to j Enlighten California; Sail Francisco, April 24. Seeking' the votes of Californii women for 1111-j tioniil candidates who lavor giving women the ballot, ;i suffrage leaders will be here today on a special train, j They have already visited Los Angeles j .wd San Diego, holding mass meet-, ings and explaining the purpose of their tour. . They will be forinully welcomed here j tomorrow by a delegation of local suf frage lenders headed by Miss (iail Lauglilin. Heail'uarters are to be es tablished at Ihe 1? imona hotel. Ar-1 rnngements are completed for a lunch-1 con and mass meeting tomorrow, at which speakers will tell the plans of the "woman's party." Among those on the special train are Mrs. O. 11. P. Holmout, Mrs. Inez Milholland Uoissev.iin and Mrs. Flor ence Bayard Hilles, daughter of the former ambassador to (Ireat Britain. They intend to make California women realize conditions in the non-suffrage states and show tiieni why their bil lots are needed in the fight to enfran chise all American women. v BUILDING ANO'iilER BRIDGE The Willamette Valley Lumber com pany is building another high bridge on its logging road above Black Hock, the completion of which will require several mouths. Ihe bridge is at end of the present line, and five ami lone-half miles from Black Rock, where I there is a gorge with a depth of 1H2 feet to cross in order to continue the ! line 12 miles to the summit. Of this latter distance a preliminary sur vey hns been completed by Mr. Tay lor If) miles, but it i's probable that 1 V ' - A ; ft 7 A 1 . .. ; BOSTON LECTURER AT GRAND. ? 4 ? f: PETER M. Who will answer the Question "What's Wrong WitK the World?" at Grand Opera Iloose, Thursday evening-, April 27th. No admission fee. All invited. ru ' V l .11 .uminii '11 "I ' " '.'"I I . "1 I jTj Vl," w-. ;;-:;mv.- rj LIGHT up an OWL and puff slow ly on its even-burning fragrance. See how freely it draws 1 Note that the OWL gives you its best from the very first. Note that the smoke ridges form perfect circles on the outer edge of the ash. This is the test of an even-burning cigar. Why does the OWL burn so evenly? because the long leaf filler runs straight down to the square-nosed tip, allowing the whole cigar to become alight at once. because the OWL is shaped by hand and always allows a free draught of air. Because of this careful hand-workmanship you get all the mellowness which makes the OWL the satisfying smoke it is. You can smoke your OWL without having to light a second match the way you sometimes do with a poorly made cigar. M. A. GUN ST & CO. INCORPORATED a few minor changes will be necessary before the work on that division is started. The bridge mentioned will have n length of 4iit) feet, and work on it will be inaugurated as soon as weather permits. The altitude at this ioi nt is Midi, and toe rrounil is now . ! covered w ith snow, mnklug It imprnc- ticable to continue operntions. Mr. Taylor was driven away from the job early in the week, and the workmen ceased their labors. They will not return until there is settled weather. Dallas Observer. Try Capital Journal Want Ads. A- COLLINS illion Dollar Cigar AWAY HEADACHE Hub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without tlie flan. Cers of "headache medicine." Relieve; headache and that miserable fecliru from cold or congestion. And it acts a. once! MUMhKOLli is a clean, whiu ointment. made with oil of mustard. Bet. ter than a mustard plaster and docs u. blister. Used only externally, and in nc way can affect stomach and heart, at some iiucrnal medicines do. Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis Croup, Stiff Acck, Asthma, Ncurnl:;ia Conjostioti, ricuriy, Khcumalirm, Ltir.v lago,all Pains and Aches of the FH or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Er.'.i1;. cs, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of tV Chest (it often rrevents Pnetinmnini At your druggist's, in 25c and 50c j-.r : and a special large hospital size for f- ISO ! He sure you pet the penuir.c JIT'S i TEROLE. Kcfic imitatiori t v.hr. j you ak for. The JIusterolc Comnany Clcvci.md, Ohio. r.-- B JYS ANOTHER PAPER ! (McMinnville Telephone-liegist er. ) i The l.iigene Daily (luard has passe into the control of Chus. 11. Fisher an ' .1. K. Miellon. the former to be presj i dent of the coinpnnv mid (he latter t ' be editor. Mr. Fisher is the able edit-i j of the Capital .Inurnu) at Salem, air ; will. continue to devote his entire tiitf j to that, paper. To Avoid Dandruff You do not want a slow treatmfl I when hair is falling and the dundr' j perm is killing the hair roots. Del , means no bnir. I Get, nt any dm store, a bottle I zemo for 2oc or ?1.00 for extra lai size. Use as directed, for it does I work quickly. It kills the dandruff pir ! nourishes tin) lisir roots and immediat 1 itching scalp. It is sure and sa Wra''W.; ..,!i,ga,o y uTnt . pure i's iuwlenzemo Cleveland.