THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEAl, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1916.
FIVE
ft
LESS MEAT IF BACK
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush
Kidneys If Bladder Bothers
YouDrink Lots of
Water
Kating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in Bonie form
or other, says a well-known authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, .pahticularly back
ache and misery in the kidney region;
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches,
acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
Bleeplcs8ness, bladder and urinary irri
tation. The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
J ad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tablcspo nful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will than act fine.
This .famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and Jemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid-
noys and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders. '
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and thor. to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thuB
avoiding serious kidney disease.
FIFTH CALIFORNIA BOYS
MUST REMAIN IN CAMP
Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 22. The camp
of the Fifth California infantry is very
wet today as the result of a downpour
of rain, but considerably dry as far as
the downing of intoxicants is con
cerned. Following two riots between soldiers
and negroes, Colonel Burtt issued an
order that all soldiers entering saloons
would be arrested.
A "dead line" has been established
and soldiers are only allowed in cer
tain sections of the city.
LINER BAD A FIRE
Galveston, Texas, Sept. 22 The Mor
gan liner El Aba arrived here from
New York today and Captain Freeman
reported a serious fire that started in
her bunkers and destroyed a portion
of the cargo before it was extinguished
last night The extont of the damage
has not been ascertained.
Journal Want Ads Get Results Yon
Want Try one and see. '
fO POLITICS IN PULPIT
Asks To Be Permitted to
Withdraw From the
Ministry
San Francisco, Sept. 22. The request
of Rev. Newton E. Clemenson for a
withdrawal from the ministry will un
questionably bo speedily granted by the
Presbytery next month, said prominent
Presbyterian clery today, following
the minister's request in a lengthy. at
tack upon the synod because of its al
leged attitude toward prohibition. In
his attack, Clemenson alleged "eccles
iastical politicians" are "making the
dogma of prohibition a test of ortho
doxy." "I do not believe in sumptuary legis
lation, brought about through the
agency of the church which inevitably
engenders Btrife, divides communities
and impedes the work of the ministry,"
said he in part. "I believe this agita
tion in and by the church is dangerous
to the state, an infringement of indi
vidual liberty, contrary, to Christ's
teachings and can accomplish nothing of
spiritual value to society."
Rev. Clemenson, who also charges the
churches are being changed into "po
litical convention halls," lectured for
the Grape Protective association two
years ago in the Presbyterian congrega
tion. The resignation is a result, as he
charges the synod falsely recorded his
trouble with the Oakland Presbytery Ht
that time.
Harrisburg Pioneer
Drowned In River
Harrisburg, Ore., Sept. 22. D. C.
Holt, for many years a resident of
Harrisburg, was drowned yesterday
afternoon whilo swimming in the Wil
lamette river here, it is feared. The
body has not been found, but Mr.
Holt's clothes were discovered last
evening at a" place above tho ferry
landing where he frequently went in
swimming.
Mr. Holt went across the river about
4:30 in tho afternoon for vegetables.
Toward night, when he did not return
home, his family becamo uneasy and
started a search. The vegetables and
his clothing were found on the bank of
the river above tho ferry. Grappling
hooks came up on tho 2:30 S. P. train
from Eugene this' morning and the
search for the body will be resumed.
Mr. Holt was a member of the drug
firm, Smith and Holt, of Harrisburg,
and had lived here many years He
was past middle age and leaves a wife
and eight children, all but two of
whom live here. One is at Salem and
the other at National City, California.
like Cats the Classes
Take to the Roofs
That a break iri the brotherly lov
now outwardly existing between mem
bers of the freshmen and sophomore
classes is imminent was apparent to
any chance prowler in the vicinity of
the Sweetland athletic field last night.
It has been a custom for each university
class to Btrive to keep its members on
the grandstand roof at certain, periods
of the year, despite tho efforts of the
rival classes to eradicate them. When
ever the freshmen paint their numerals
on the roof, the sophomores make it
their business to see that they disap
pear as soon as possible. Many and
excited battles have been waged by the
respective factions on the athletic field
since such strife was inaugurated in
190S.
The sophomores decided to repaint
their dilapidated numerals which have
remained covered with tax since last
year, but soon after the completion of
the task, freshmen wanderers of the
night got busy and "the glory that
was" paint was soon no more. In all
probability this evening will witness re
taliatory tactics1 on the part' of both
classes. Just when an open break -will
occur, it is impossible to predict, but
with excitement running so high, the
dove of peace will soon be banished to
tho tall timber.
Albany Boosters Will
Attend State Fair
The promoters of tho Harvest Festi
val are planning a big auto excursion
to the state fair at Salem on next
Thursday. An effort will be made to
secure 130 cars for the trip.
It is planned to visit Independence,
Monmouth and Dallas on tho trip down
and return via Turner, Marion and Jef
ferson. A regular schedule for the day will
be made and every car required to
keep on the schedule. The effort to
keep the cars together is made because
a much better showing is believed to
result of having all the machines in
line rather than having them strung
out all over the country. -
Thursday will be Portland day at
the fair and will be tne biggest day of
the week. With cowboy hats and fes
tival banners present in abundance the
Albany cars expect to make a big
showing.
Any one owning a car and intending
to make the trip is being asked to
register with Edward Bailey. Albany
Herald. -
WOMAN PLEADED GUILTY
Today
EDWIN AUGUST
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The Social
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Special World Feature
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VAUDEVILLE
CauiiiMisiiiaS
V THEATRE .
Mexicans to Help Patrol Bor
der, Pershing to Stay for
Some Time Yet
E
Will Begin Paving
South Commercial
Mr. August Kehrberger has the con
tract for paving the street car com
pany's part of South Commercial etreet,
a strip eight feet wide, from Mission
to the city limits, in all 17 blocks. The
paving will be concrete and Mr. Kehh
bcrgcr will start his men at work Mon
day morning. If there are any yet un
employed around Salem this will furnish
ah opportunity for work. The company
has had a big gang at work this week,
digging out the broken rock between
and each side of the track to the width
By Carl D. Groat,
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
New London, Conn., Sept. 21. The
I Mexican-American commission has
about finished its first task that of
settling the problem of border patrol.
A tentative program for border pa
trol was todav practically completed.
It provides that General Pershing's
forem shall remain where they are for
the present. There is an additional
proviso by which the Carranza forces
will take over a liberal share of the
work of protecting the border but- its
exact form has not been revealed.
The United Press received positive
assurances today that tho plan con
tains .no recommendation for an im
mediate withdrawal.
' The situation remains as it is for
the present," it was stated.
Tho entire plan, is being submitted to
General Bliss for his approval. Soine
revamping for military reasons mav
suggest itself to Bliss.' It is possible
the whole plan will be in shape by
Saturday but more probablo that it
will requiro another week before it is
submitted to Washington and Mexico
City for approval. If the scheme suc
ceeds and Carranza forces are found
adequate, then withdrawal of Amer
ican troops will be accomplished later.
Villa activities around i nihuanua
will not vitallv affeet the situation.
Stockton, Cal., Sept. 22. "I deserve
it," said Mrs. Lottie Nelson, today, fol
lowing her sentence of 18 months in San
Quentin for forgery. The woman was
arrested for securing money on a
forged deed to San Francisco property
entered a plea of guilty and asked im
mediate sentence.
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loaay- tomorrow
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Golden Windows",
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of eight feet, and this .work will be
completed by tonight from Mission
street to Myers. It is expected the city
plant will soon begin operations on its
part or tne street.
French Prune Crop Reports
Are Almost Total Failure
Run Francisco. Sent. 22. The prune
crop of France is almost a complete
aifrnniiTiir in cabin nrivicpH re
ceived 'here by local business men.
The French prune crop is normally
from 25,000 to 30,000 tons. This year
it is placed at only 1100 tons.
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free for all pace. Tho second heat
was in 2:00. The first half was done
in one minute flat. St. Frisco was not
forced to beat 2:0t during the Capi-tal-l'ity
stako trot, tne real contest in
this event being for the place, which
Miss Perfection took from Bacilli and
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Columbus, O., Sept. 22. Napoleon
Direct and St. Frisco, with T. W. Mur
phy driving in 'place of the disabled
Edward (leers, yesterday afternoon
scored strnight heat victories in the
Columbus grand circuit races for which
they wcro favorites. Napoleon Direct
raced in front in each boat of the
Six Days, Starting Monday, September 25
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