Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 29, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 1916. TTTREE -""""'Mi ll II 2 iiiniirr-wnimijiin mntfri Thursday . - No Raise Thursday, Friday and Saturday Matinee MISS GLAUM in "Tlir IIIAI r 1IFA11 1 IIW Hit WULr f Wears the most gorgeous array of gowns ever shown in a picture Added Attractions N Vaudeville and A Keystone The Dimond Trio a Comedy THE OREGON WHERE THE CROWDS ,GO Sir John Jeliicoe First Sea Lord Admiral Beatty Gets Job London, Xov. 20. In commons today First Lord of -the Admiralty Balfour announced selection of Sir John Jelii coe an first sea lord of the admiralty and Admiral Beatty as commander of the grand fleet. Bir Henry Jackson, retiring first sea lord of tho admiralty has been ap pointed admiral and president of the royal naval collego at Greenwich. Balfour also stated that due to these changes there would be a number of transfers in tho maka up of the admir alty board and also a number of changes iu the higher commands of the fleets. ' ' Admiral Sir John Bushworth Jeliicoe, K. C B., K. C. V. O.', assume supreme command of the British homo fleets on August i, 19H, with-- the acting rank of admiral. He has been second sea lord of the admiralty since 1913 and is 57 years old. Kear Admiral Sir David Beatty, uamed commander of tho grand fleet, has for some time been eomanding Knglnnd's battle cruiser squadron. He was tho youngest of rear admirals, and is now the youngest man who ever com manded England's fleet, being only 4."i years old. Jlis wife is an American woman, formerly Kthel Field, daugh ter of the late Marshall Field, the Chicago merchant. Beatty was the British naval com mander of the cruiser squadron which encountered the German fleet in tho North sea and fought the naval battle of the Sknggeruk which followed on May 31, 11)10. Before this he had commanded squadrons in the battles off Heligoland and in that which re sulted in the sinking of the German cruiser lileuchcr. Swollen Ankles and Feet Are Indications of Kidney Trouble swollen ankles and teet are torn: of a dropsical condition, due to dis ordered kidneys. Naturally when the kidneys are deranged the blo,.d is filled with poisonous waste mut ter, which settles In the feet, ankl.s and wrists; , or uuder tho eyes in. bag like formations. . .''It-is just as necessary to kerp the kidneys ' acting properly us lo keep the. , bowels active," says tin. eminent physician. When one is sick the first thing to bo done is to thoroughly test the kidney secretions.. The-very best possible way to take care of yourself is to take a littlo ''Anuric" with the meals. In this wiv it is readily dissolved with the food, picked up by the blood and finally reaches tho kidneys, where it has a -tonic effect in re building these, organs. " "Anuric" was recently discovered by Jt. Pierce. of Buffalo, N. Y.; it has been, thoroughly tested in his labora tory as well as, in his invalid '.- Sf'vV Hotel., Everyone can quickly lis- tmi.intit I), t'iiiri.., will. ilia i.l-.'-lt- Medical Discovery,'.' and his ."Fav onto Prescription,'.' universally known as r.n invigorator lor womanly ills. . .,. A different person daily offers his or her word of praise of Anuric." .Xmv Mrs. John Heardon speaks: . ' I ....... .' . , 'Tor over ten years I have been bothered with a nienneing kiducy trouble. My back ached constantly. Hud rheumatic pains through the limbs and knees. My hands nnd feet both puffed tip in a sort of a dropsical way. In spito'of many remedies I used I obtained no results. Just lately T read of " Aniiiic ' ' . in our daily papers, so used the remedy.. The results have been beneficial." Simply step into the drug store and nsk for a 50c package of ''Anuric," or send 10c to Dr. Pierco for trial package. ii. i If .. - - X -v if 4 By Charles P. Stowart (I'tiited Press staff correspondent) Buenos Aires, Nov. 2!). Minister I'f Pulilic. Works Torello is considering neeeptunee of filial assistance from the I'nited States lor u' resutiiptinn of im portant public enterprises which the Kuiopean war has tied up during inuny months. The offer, it was understood here to day, was made through Dr. Uiehurd P. Kti-inicr u-hn wns int I'ttiluceil tn Minister i Torello by the big Argentine banker, Carlos A. Toruqnpist, as the represent ative of "stiong North American in terests'' with money, whic h, they arc willing to invest in completion of sues undertakings as the Buenos Aires har bor works and the Argentine state -owned railroads. The minister asked for a detailed proposition, which, in local finaucinl circles, is deemed likely to lead to en trance of IVorth American investors into the Argentine on a large scale In the near future. It was also reported here today thnr North American money is now enlisted in the development of Argentine oil deposits. Negotiations, it is said, have been conducted by men high in the present Jrogoyen administration. s All hut any officials would suy today-was that they were "dealing with repre sentatives of American oil interests whose experts have surveyed the coun try irom Bolivia to Cape Horn. Minister ut' Agriculture I'nevarredon is pushing the development scheme. r "rT"r"""'ri' t'lz" S 0 " (fl I Mino HChmtmos time tml tit? TTW U y No Fires to Build Think - of the great saving in time and fiieU The whole house is comfortable and the plants fjre in bloom with OLE PATENTED High Oven Range Just a half bucket of soft coal is needed to held fire over night and cook break fast. Why chop kindling and have a cold kitchen mornings? Put Cole's Hih Oven in your home today. It will Quickly return the money advanced in reduced fuel bills. Set the nam "Cola's" on the oven toor I none genuine without it E. L. STIFF & SON, Sole Agents for Salem Corner Court and Liberty Streets V- Willamette Valley News Turner Tidings Gervais News j (fapital Journal Special Service.) fl.rvois. Ore.. Nov. 20. Mrs. ruder j (Capital .diurnal Special Service) " Turner, Nov. lis. li. K. Robertson was n Salem visitor on Friday the U:j1. C. P. Karnes made a trip to the den- girls' aid society, tho arrival of-the board which when it;'" ,np 'lls' uf the week. Mrs. Clark has returned from a visit enters says: "Beg pardon, your excel-1 Vi'nu I.. McCuleb was a Salem caller in Portland. Icncy, we are a bit belated but we trust j1'1'8 week. The wiring hasbeen completed nnd ; you have evolved something practical. " Harry Hansom, manager of the linn- the nuhlic school connected with the l-ov. A. "Sorry to say 1 have not sum & l.o. store, wns in Portland the ood has returned to Portland after j elrntric lighting system. This is a much I definitely. I hope you gentlemen have, first of the week buying merchandise. ec.aliy tor ines Thus equipped . . T 1 ... i- l . t n i.nn I... ...1. ..U . i .. n A r. Itll.l.v nf hl 1.. rjt ,u -i-,.. .. .. t th in. sifter, .uim. : i.pirie,i liniit-nvemenr. esoecmiv ior inest"1 "Y ii.u i nuimi'- in ...... ........ ... ..... ..(.., .f wees, a ' ' ' ..,.-, i, ... i i 11. .i.. .i:m:....u:. i .1 . .i w - . pilule uaya mi iur 11 .lonnsou. Keen' with liirhts the school house will prob wi'.h bronchial pneumonia ably become the center - for parent- eported to be out of j teacher meetings nnd school social the past week is n lunger.- . ilr. George Vogel, who has spent the iiaM summer in Alaska, has returned to join Mrs. Vogel. who has been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Htrav- -UMrs. Vesta Marshall, who is teaching . suovtnn. snent the week-end at home ...iik iir lmrent-s. Mr. and Mrs. K. S.- AlarshtU. ... . . . I. n. Mars, who bus been working with-a surveying crew in northern Ore- Fruitland Notes fCapital Journal Special Service.) Friiitlnnd. Ore., Nov. 2H. H. C- Todd, our teacher, went to Portland Saturday visiting a daughter who is teaching in the St. John schools. . - Miss Josic Bowers stnrted Tuesdoy evening front Salem, over the S.- P. on on and Washington, is spending . two her way to -,sit a "; '" weeks' vacation with his parents before Raymond at Mouse, W ash. She will .reporting for his winter work in Call- prooaoiy 00 gone 11 winter. 4eporring ui - - H. C. Bressler has sold -several .nun- Mrs' -Johtwon, of Portland, who is a ;dred loganberry plants, to the-Quaker finest ''at the home of her son, J. A. Nursery eompany. - . - -lnhn,.,n met with a -serious accident I am informed the, Auburn Sunday ThursTay, so severely" cutting the! school will have part in the Thanksgiv indei finger of he left hand as toing exercises to be held here Jhurs necessitato the services of Dr. Hickman.! day. . " Mb? I Tie Stewartmade a business eo. F. Peed has sold the Mathes rin to Salem Saturday . i 8 1-2 acre tract to B. H. Martin, an at- The Woman's Missionary society and : ton.ey of Salem. The family expect to the Y P S C. K. of the Presbyterian occupy the property immediately, after church, held' a union Thanksgiving er-, Thanksgiving. -,uTe Sunday evening, which was well) The cremated ashes of the late Jack attended and very enjoyable and inter ! London are now scattered over the estinir . i "Valley of the Moon,"v the, property l. Thanksgiving program will be giv-jof the deceased in California. It is stat en' by the primary room Tuesday p. m. d London received for some of his The Thanksgiving turkev furnishes the later writings 10 cents a word. I know motif for school room decoration; while of some edr and contributors who The aand box poHraV the first pilgrim ! do not get that much yet the.r work .. . ! ..u a nil i. of anme value to the community. Vh thrVayflower riding at anchor Monday night high wind, prevailed speedy recovery. r,?d If Indian canoes.. here though I can learn of no damage Wm Johnson and fsm.lv. of Salem, "S? .?!?? " u f1 K.m,n'he;nff Hone. - were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ; their co lectio "o i pumpkins, bruits and! Scene 1. Covernor X pacing the room and Mrs. M. M. Kansom ' leaetablcTto be sent to the boys' and iu a perturbed .t.te of mind awa.t.ng old fnemls in Kansas meek and humble way the difficulties ,stn.vingout at Mr. McVicker s. confronting us at the'prison." Tlje committee on the play shed add- The Board. "Xo, we have not. The(cf the name of Oeo. K. Mason, so ger Oregoninn in re'fcrrinir to that shame-, '"'sy Oeoi ge. ful hosinB of those noor iirisoners said ! Watson, Jr.. wns not able to it would not have known what to do mi-!,,,a,-,h "'h"01 Pint ut lu' w,'oli- der the circumstances. And what the'..-01"1 r'Bm" Suinmit Hill spent Oregonian does not know it is hardlv ! rlly ".' . 1 "r.nc'r; to bother our head's I . T1"" "'"' put out ! ticket for the coming city election. ffut that Is all in I : rB '"'"V".. r" . I'' cl .s worth . whilo about." fl V IT.. i, .., i..,i,i . ., ,,. package on Thursday of Inst week or Hii whlch.sh wishes to thank the uiikiiown 'q. "Certuinlv your honor, but that Wilder, because it contained her stars . t .i ....... and stripes that were waving over tne ....K-.. , in.!.,, ii n,illur ,.,.. for .-. .$a i ts v Vl 8 f, - X should have been used at all the prison ers should have bren ducked in the horse trough- That would have saved the water and the wear and tear on the hose." : Gov. X. (with indignation). "You cauuot in cun it. That . roolish jesting about a serious nffnir. " Q. "That -may be so. But our oth er great institutions, our colleges and universities, permit obstreperous freslr men to be sometimes so immersed. With them it is hazing. With us it was hos ing. A difference of .words and in the process only." Gov. X- "Enough o'f that. Our wards have immortal souls and it's a Glenn Smith of Mill City spent Sun day with home folks. Mrs. Ms I tie Morris left last Monday for Coll'ax, Washington. Mrs. I). V Osborn' spent the week en,t in naiem. . Percy I.arsen is working in Kilverton. Grunt McVicker is improving. Too much rniu Saturday night for the Kchekahs to have the good time planned. G. W. I-'arris a red hill farmer, was n business visitor in Turner Monday. The Turuer Tribune is gradually 'win ning a place in the hearts of the Tur ner rural districts as well as st homn. Miss Bliss, the primary teacher or shame to send the poor creatures here, ithe past three years of school here, is We should beg their pardon and try now teaching a primary grade in A some scheme by which theytheni1ves' bailee, Ohio, and would like to have her can assist in prison management. Scene 2 . urtain. . Frauk Kggles, our school janitor, who was operated on for aptiendicitis, came I home Iridf.v and is on tho way to a old pupils here write to (he little folks in her school room. No school after the 2l)th until the following Monday as all of the tench ers are planning to go home lor Thanksgiving. Wedding isolations, announcements. Thev were i nnd calling cards printed at the Journal I V 1 . . 1 ' . 1 1 JOD ueparimeuv i rices riui. A j A. l . v -j: : ,iwis,' m v 7 .-V.J Mary I'ickford as she appears i:i her bn.. iMdOjOon production " Less than the Dust" at tho Oregon theatre Sat urday eve, Sunday, Miuiduy aniT Tuesdny. All the new Piekford redcrsos will bo shown exclusive! at the Oregon.