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.V THE DAT' V CAPITAL JOT RNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916 FIVE E i Aad 1 est H M II II u 11 M u tl II IJ El u 11 El II E n u w U El 11 El il M 11 13 II El n II n II II I 13 II El II i . - H I Ei v - II I As I IS I v - :r;; iw II I -.v-. . '-I 11 - ' , rt J II ' ' ! I t ' ! ,3 II .rj- J w r; 1 is I ' 11 ' ! . iV E3 M No other machine than the Edison will stand the test of reproducing a record while the artist sings it and have the listeners undecided as to "which is which." The Edison is so true that one can never tell whether it is the voice of the singer or the reproduction of the machine. Edison is now getting many of the world's greatest artists. Hear them. EDISON MACHINES COST MORE BECAUSE THEY'RE WORTH MORE win Junior Week-End and Day Festival Keep Boys and Co-eds on the Jump May! Took 550 Yards Today, 1,000 Yards Yesterday Believe German Drive Is Done Paris. May 2. In a most successful offensive, the French late yesterday captured ."Hi yards of German trenches southeast of Fort Douauninnt. Jt was als0 officially announced today that in an attack on German positions uoar tu, neau .Man s nui last ftiturilny, the The r'retich captured one thousand yards of an,j trenches to a depth of from 3110 to 1U1O n0 yards. There is great enthusiasm in lM Paris. The official statement was tak en to mean that the German drive against Verdun is definitely checked. It is lielieved here that the offensive around Verdun has passed to the hands of the French. One hundred Germans were taken prisoners. West of the Kiver Meuse there was active artillery fighting throughout the night. thel 432 STATE STREET French Attacks Repulsed. Berlin, May -'. Fierce attacks south of Dnuaummit and Cnillctte forest wero completely repulsed by the. Germans after hours of hand to hand fighting. it was announced officially today German were declared to have tained all their positions. rA N , V I - : M ' V - 1 MAEOTJERi TE CLARKE. Appearing in "The PUnce and the Pauper," at the Bligh theatre today and tomorrow, with "The Girl and the Game " and "The Lion Claw," the two big serials. sic HOW TO BE SLIM If yon nre too fat and want to reduce your weight 15 or 20 pounds, don't starve and weak en your system, or think you must always lie laughed tit on account of your fat, but go to Central Pharmacy or any good druggist, and get ft box of Oil of Korein capsules, take one, after ench meal and one before retiring at night. Weigh yourself once a week 1 and note what a pleasant and reliable method this is for re moving superfluous fat from any part of the body. It costs little, is absolutely harmless and a week's trial should convince anyone that it is unnecessary to be burdened with even a single pound of un sightly fat. Meeting Is Called to Discuss Cherry Fair Perspiration Streams Down His Face As He Flays Washington's Traducer Tnconia, Wish., May 2. In an ad dress to tiie jury which occupied the entire morning session of the court and hebl the defendant up to view as In order that everybody interested In the coming Cherry fair may have a inmi:t; ivi i-.jn:ss an iiiiuuii, uun.m 1111 11 j lirick, the coming director of the puldicity and tourist department, has1 called a mating at the (.'onimercial club Friday evening. . As the term of Mr. J )i kt.0ia h as director of this department will expire June 7, he has iele;ra,'.l Mr. Brick to' to be done Boys Caught Redhanded In Stolen Canoe On River Near Wheatland Claud Stanton, aged 15, and Claudius Ryan, aged 14, two Salem boys, were captured about 1 o'clock yesterday near Wheatland about 10 miies below this city by Constable K. C. Cooper and Elmer F. Armstrong who were looking for the canoe stolen from Dr. B. V. Bound from the boathouse of the Sa lem Canoe club. The boys were paddling down the river at a vod rate an9 had made tho li) miles since S o'clock yes terday morning when they left Pnlem. In the canoe were three robes stolen from the garage of Judge Charles H. McXary, a hunting suit and some fish- a "slimv ulioii ." a "livena" and asiing meme also belonging to Air. -lc- inore despicable than an assassin of j Nary, a box of shot gun shells belong Lineoln, Garfield and McKinley, C'ol-.ing to Mayv White and one auto robe onel Albert K. Jonb begun today irgu- W'hieh has not yet been identified, ments for the state in the trial o According to the officers the boys Paul K. Ilaffer, young socialist who congessed that they broke into the MV is accused of libeling George Wash-jNury garage Saturday night by prying ington. Colonel Juab is the complain- the door open with a bar. Mayor ing witness is the case, the first of its Whites gnrnge was entered in broad day kind to be tried in the I'nited States, light and the shot gun shells taken, and also assistant prosecutor. 1'he officers went to Wheutlanu in tin Streams of prespirat ion flowed down auto and took the steamer down the the ruddy f u e of Colonel Joab as ho river until they found a small row boat ascended the flights of patriotic ora- which they borrowed lind patrolled the tory or flayed the defendant for bis j river until the boys rounded a point and criticism of tiie first president. At j were taken into custody by the of ficers. one point, quoting from Homer upon The boys were arraigned in Justice the fall of Troy, he turned umiii the I Webster 's court today on a charge of iteteniianr ami snnKing puugy lists at llafl'er, repent od the line: "To lash the great and monarchs to revile." To this direct ntt.ick Ifaffer smiled complacently, while the courtrooms titter brough a sharp whnck from the bailiff's gavel. Muring the latter part of his address Colonel Joab turned to tiie 35 histor ies, encyclopedic colonies, orations and other works which the state introduced yesterday to offset the nine volumes offered bv the defense .is proof of nu- thoritv for the statements of Ilaffer that Washington it v and ITiiuor. lie hegan going through the numerous pages of ref erences in these volumes to show what historians, eulogist nil biographers rivorl of the first president of the I'nited States. Attorneys for the defense are expect ed to consume the afternoon session in reading into the record other refer- The campus is a busy scene thin week; preparations for the junior week end and the May Day Festivities are everywhere in appearance. Manager loiih, who, is i ne cniet mot.ve power oenimt tne annus is working lnv an I night getting things in line fcr grand opening Thursday ivrning. parade is to begin at : fif r, 'cluck go through the main stn cts of city; many new attractions will seen in the parade announcing coming events. Friday is to be the biggest dav of the whole! The Y. W. C. A. girls will begin the day by serving breakfast, to those who like to eat n delicious break fast on May Morning waffles, ham and eggs, sliced oranges, toast, coffee, in fact everything that is good will be dispensed to the hungry public by dainty clad maidens. The proceeds will go to the Y. W. ('. A. treasury. I After breakfast the students will work on the campus and clean up all j obstructions and refuse so that when Queen Frances arrives to take charge or tier realm sue win see xue neautiiui. The coronation of the ,uecn will take place at .1 2:45, this will mean that those wishing to see the big ovent will have to ent an en''y dinner. As large a crowd as possible ehruld be present; last year t!on-. were over '5,000 present but thisyetr's crowd should f,ir exceed that number, as nio' ies will be taken of the coronation. Miss Francis Gittins, the May Queen elect, will wear a dress of cream satin and cream chit'Tci;; two little pages will bear the queen's train. The dress will be decorated with sparkling pearls, as will also the crown which she will wear. The queen's robe will be a rich cream velvet lined . with yellow. The scepter will be adorned with pearls. A number of little flower girls will precede the queen, ben ring large bouquets of flowers with which they will strew her pathway. Little Miss Audrey Matthis of Amity, Oregon, ,i,,.,htH ii -M..tii,;u ,'.-;it i... ti,. queen 's cushion bearer. Tage, The names of the little misses who ' married vesterdav will net as flower girls are not yet on- Washington, in- the tainatile as they ure not ilctnutely selected. Miss Florence l'age and Miss Laura Ross will be the queen's attendants. They will be dressed in white. The main- THE NEWEST REHEDY ion Backache, Rheumatism and Dropsy. Kidney, Kladder and I'rtc Acid troubles brinsr misery to many. When the kidneys re weak or diseased, these natural li Iters do net cleanse tho blood siitllclently, and the poisons are carried to all partaol thu body. There, follow depression, aehes and pains, heaviness, drowsiness, irrita bility, hcadachos, chilliness ana rheu matism. In some people there am sharp rains in the back and loins, distressing bladder disorders and sometimes obstin ate dropsy. The uric acid sometimes forms into (travel or kidney stones. When the uric acid affects tho muscles and Joints, it causes iiimbniro, rheumatism, pout or sciatica. This Is the time to try "Anuric." During digestion uric acid Is absorbed Into tho system from meat eaten, ami even from sorao vegetables. The poor kidneys get tirod and backacho begins. This is a gixKl timo to take "Anuric." the new discovery of Dr. Pierce for Kid ney troublo and Backache. Neglocteil kidney trouble Is responsible for many deaths, and Insurance Company examin ing doctors always test the water of an. applicant bcioro a policy will be Issued. Ilavc you ever set aside a bottle of water for twenty-four hours? A heavy sedl luont or sottlin sometimes indicates kid ney trouble. The truo nature and char actor of diseases, especially those of the kidneys and urinary organs, can often be determined by a careful chemical an alysis and microscopical examination this Is done by export chemists of thu Medical Staff of the Invalids' Hotel. It you wish to know your condition send a faraplo of your water to Doctor Pierce's Invalids' llotel, Hulfalo, N. Y., and de scribe your symptoms. It will be ex amined without any expense to you, and Doctor Pierce or Tils Stair of Assisting Fhysielttiis will Inform you truthfully. Two Sunk, Thirteen Drown. London, May 2. Thirteen persons were lost in the sinking of the British steamers Aegusa and Nasturtium, the admiralty stated today. larceny from a building and were bound over to the juvenile court. England Will Have Compulsory Service London, May 2. Premier Asquith an nounced in the house of commons today that the government had decided upon a policy of immediate and general com pulsory military service. Asquith 's announcement dime as a uP..:u.. t, 1....1 i i , .i .i , , , . i .-mi in Jin-. n nun iii.-,-ii uiiin-i SIOIM1 1111 I indulged in prolan- .(r W(u(J iy(, , V(l , lie hegan going asking the enactment of a linv culling all married eligible as well as single men included in the conscription meas ure n ntly passed. The decision was a complete victory for the David l.loyd-tieorge and Lord Northeliffe parties. Adoption of con scription will add to the Hritisb nrmy a force estimated at from :jo(i,ooo to 000,000 men. The government will introduce its conscription bill in parliament tomorrow. $2,000,000 DRY DOCK San Francisco. -May 2. The S an Francisco Bridge company expected to day to be awarded the contract for bi'il'bng the first, unit of the big Hunters Point dry dock, at a cost of approximately 70UO,O0(l. When com leted the drv dock will cost $2,0(10,-OoO. MOB ATTACKS GUARDS Turk Troop Ship Sunk. Berlin, May 2. A submarine sank the Turkish troop ship Chirketj llaiiie m tho sea tit Miirniora, according' to dispatches today. More Russian Troops. M ii rscillos, ii ;iy 2. A .fourth con vo y' of Russian troops nrrived here today. ' Mr. Laban Steeves and Miss Florence Page Wed Laban Steeves, a junior of Willam ette University, and Miss Florence a senior of the University, were noon at liidgewnv. Kev, J. A. Conner. .Mr. steeves is a son of Dr. and Mrs. B. h. ISteeves, who are at present nt imi. i;.,. ,1,., .i. ii. .1. . ,v...wilj; in. 1.1III11 IIHII l, (I (I .MIMIl- ouisi ciiurcn at Saratoga. .Mrs. Meeves has been living with her parents in Kingwood Park. Mr. Steeves had been travelling with tho Willamette Male quartette, and was met in Portland .Monday by Miss 1 age. The license was secured Monday morning in Vancouver, but the young couple went to Kidgeway, III) miles north of that city to be married by their friend, the l!ev. J. A. Cooper. Mrs. Steeves was one of the enndi dates for the University May queen mid will become one of the queen's attend ants. Mr. Steeves will make his first public appearance Friday evening, as he takes one of the leading parts of KJfOW TUYSKLFl Read all about yourself, your system, t'hyslology, anatomy, hygleno, simple homo cures, etc., In the "Common Sense Medical Adviser," a book of Kius pages. !-end to Dr. V. M. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y., three dimes or thirty cents In onu-ceni ttumps for a clotU-luuiul copy. mill i' irin -'mmiain f. Iini Pittsburg, Pa., May 2. A mob charged the Thompson plant, shooting and waving red flags. Guards concealed the play "Sherwood" to be presented behind piles of scrap iron fired. The strikers retreated whereupon the guards rushed them, clubbing right an .1 left. Thirty-five rioters were wounded bv j bullets and scores hurt by clubs. ' Market Fluctuations Due to Manipulation Cnrvallis Architect 000 library building. planning $200,- Itoseburg Chicago coin; 150 carloads of broccoli froM anv orders 1 heie. I at the opera house by Willamette Uni versify students. The bride will be graduated this spring from the university. Jt is the intention of Mr. Steeves tr. continue his studies next. year, lie is living at the home of bis parents and the bride is making her home at the Dew Drop Inn, north Thirteenth street. Try Capital Journal Wint Ada. Triangle Betty of Greystone A ROMANCE WITH Dorothy Gish and Owen Moore Keystone Comedy THE BRIGHT HEIGHTS WITH Fatty Arbuckle . Mabel Normand VAUDEVILLE Zhiji & Alfred . Trombone and Cornet Andrew Vincent Comedy Cartoonist Patchen & Boatwright Tumblers Oregon u n tmtimuLm Xew York, May 2. The New York Evening Sun's financial review today. sunt : The pace set hy professionals yester day in bidding up specialties was too rapid to hold and reacted this morning. I when the fwr fa take charge of all tint i $ I regarding the fair, ijt There has been soiuo discussion and c ! difference of ipinini 'is te the best lime ap f or holding the fair, and this :iice,in' ; is called to gel. u acner.U insensus rf ,Tlie rank ami file ascribed the setback opinion that will decide the matter at . to uncertainties in (iennniiy's reply, once. ; but in reality there was no more occa l As the Vai -01 Flora! o-'t.-" is in-' -sinn for nervousness over the interna- j terested' i;i ti.e fa:r, Mr. Hn -k desives tiontil situation today than yesterday V that women com. to this Meeting and or for that mutter since the state de- tnke p.n t in thu gene'.'il (liscissii-n. As partment sent its last note to Uer iMr. Brick says, it is for the public many. 'and tlios-! m.'f.!..' in!, rested to .letidcl Conservative banking interests main bi' Vld. Ye Liberty Theatre TODAY, TOMORROW AND THURSDAY DANIEL FROHMAN Present MARIE DORO. In a Big Six Reel Famous PUyer Co. production riiiiin in ii iginii i .. i ...ii y, ii. , i, inn., iui - jiimininiiiim,miTiiifin.i-)rtnV 'i'-r i mnianttinwdi 1 m ' fr fe'iV v. I "Diplomacy5' PARAMOUNT PICTURES ARE ALWAY3 THE BEST Z7 , tained thut ever since the recovery set i in a w eek ago, pools and cliques hnd j been taking a good deal for granted with regard to the outcome of the crisis, j The general public apparently holds the same view and participation in the movement was meager. First prices moved irregujarly within a narrow range with the exception of marine is sues and a few specialties including Maxwell motors, which was sharply higher after the opening. One Lonely Gilliam ! County Progressive j Forms Entire Ticket The progressives of (iilliam county will journey to the polls on primary election day to read over one single name on their ballot from their own j county. The county wi lerk has inquir ed as to the proper method of procedure in this caso from the secretary of state i who has replied that it will'be neccs- 'ssry to have the ballots printed full of blanks and the name of the lonely can- jdidate. The progressives, however, will have jtlie opportunity to vote for delegates I to the national convention nnd for con-gresamen, Washington Is Solid For President Wilson North Yakima, Wash.. May 2. Sol id behind President Wilson, the demo ci.ilic state convention which began ils session was held this morning, is di vided, however, on Cue selection of n national vommitteemnn. Hugh Wal lace appears to have the inside track, as he is backed by all the federal of fice holders. King county progressive members, however, are lined up against him. , Another question which has stirred pu soiiie division is the question of endorsir.g Governor Mster's stand in favor of noii-putisanship in stato and county as well ns in city elections. Judge McKinney of Walla Walla was chosen temporary chairman of the con vention, end Colonel Howard Hatha way is shited for permanent chairman. Taking Steps to Deport Un-naturaJized Strikers Pittshurfr. Pa May 2. District At torney Jackson declared ho was ready todny to summon a spei-fnl grand jury to investigate the possibilities of de porting thousands of unnaturalized for eigners who are participating in strike riots. This announcement followed re ports of three mobs having raided half a score of plants at Itraddock, MeKees Rocks and Swissvale. Later reports indicate that the death list in the fighting may be increased. In one action, 3,000 ctrikers from plants in the Turtle Creek vulley met a large body of guards in pitched battle. The casualties among tho guards were not learned. Several were seen to full. Try Capital Journal Want Ads. IN "THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER" BIQ TRIPLE EtLL TODAY AND TOMORROW MARGUERITE CLARK t . s IN "THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER" , mm, iii.w m mi iki m, fllll-"lll rilll IHHniiiIiHIH liniiijgW mill 3 f See this Great 0 DnMAnf) 7iffr f ms rtaiu udu rum: In Chapters starring The Fearless lleroitip "HELEN HOLMES" and written by FRANK HAMILTON SI'EAKMAN, is built on n series of extraordinary cliamxes. A new two-act chapter of this Noel will appear at this theatre every Tuesday and Wednesday, Starting Today. .:Uw". 4JjbAjA 1 Today and Tomorrow, Big Triple Bill-No Raise la Prices,- CHILDREN 5c; MATINEES 10c; EVENING 15c The Most Sensationally Dramatic fj Serial Production Ever Made, with PEARL WHITE, CREIGHTON HALE and SHELDON LEWIS Who thrilled the world in "Elaine" First Chapters start Today XA THEATRE A