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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, PEC. 29. 1916. THREE 4 - 1 1 1 Tttf Offering a New Standard in Travel Service I EAST - NORTH - CALIFORNIA Oregon Electric Rv. Agents sell through tickets, check baggage, and arrange berth reservations to any point. Two Daily Trains East from Portland via The North Bank Road, to Chicago through the In land Empire. California, via Rail and Ocean, on Express Train Time, $35 round trip, 3-months' ticket from Salem. WILL m CIRCULARS Explanation of Present Situa tion Will Be Made to Membership New York. Di 20 The entire situn tion raised by the MMM eight hour law and the test ease now in the su preme court, will tie outlined to the membership of the four railway brother hoods in a special circular to be issued soon, brotherhood heads w announced here this afternoon. The statement was signed by Actum ; President Shephard of the railway BOB' ' ductors; V. &, I.ee, president of the trainmen; W. S. Stoat) chief of the lo 1 ..nmntive engineers: W. F. Carter, iresi- ' dent of the brotherhood of locomotive i firemen and engineers. The statement follows: "While netting with President Wil son last August at his insistence, our committeemen waived their request for ; time and a half overtime, which was fully 50 per cent of their original de mand, and at the suggestion of the presi dent accepted his proposition which : was: " Concession of right hour day; post ponement, of the other demands; as to payment tor overruns, nu.i me amor , suggestions of the railway managers mi- til experience had fully disclosed the consequences of the eight hour day." EVANGELISTIC PARTY ARRIVES IN CITY TODA Y; MEETINGS OPENSUNDA Y The Mathis evangelistic party ar-! Meetings have previously been held rived in Salem today where they will in the Oregon conference a' Medford, hold meetings in the First Methodist (Irants Pass, Ashland and f'orvallis. ,-hurch beginning Sunday December jlThese places have been must lavish in and continuing to .Tanuary :JWt. their appro iation uf the Mathis par This evangelistic party comes to us fc . L tii h' rii.iiiiiini.imiiii nitii if 1U t V lu'.'ti'.l that one of the best meetings will be 'was felt that the meetings could not held that Salem has ever known. j have continue, I for a longer period. R.H.CROZIER,A.G:P,A, Portland, Ore. J. W. RITCHIE, Agent, Ore. Electric Ry., Salem r444 444444-M4 4 Trading Is Sluggish In Wall Street Today New E veiling York. Bee. 29. Th. Sun financial re New York iew today pays: , There -was little of fresh influence on tke took market in the overnight news developments, but the uncertainties of flio iioace situation, the state of af fairs in our relations with Mexico and the somewhat, ominous aspect of the railroad legislation controversy wire sufficient to operate as a damper on initiative in trading even though a frple holiday was Impending, As it is there is naturally little desire to carry heavy commitments through to Tuesday morn ing next when so much may happen in the iut.erval. Trading was very quiet as compared with previous sessions recently. The matter of most widespread and immedi ate interest in Wall street is the rail road situatiorg Peace lias temporarily taken second place in the thoughts, of banket, broker and trader alike. The opening displayed a tendency to weak ness but there was good recovery in many cases, with particular firmness in the. copper group and some of the equip meat, munitions and war specialties. Central leather, Crucible steel, Texas oil and others were outstanding feat ures. The railroad list, was heavy but narrow. Fp to the last hour trading was quiet in the extreme, Toward the close, how I ever, new life was injected into the mar j ket and prices advanced all along the 1 line in the only display of activity dur ing the day. United States steel crossed 10G, more tli a n a point up. The railroad shares also showed a dis position to rally and moved closely around the Thursday level Federal Reaerve Banks Are Given Full Credit Washington, Dec 88 The federal reserve bank system was today advanc ed by treasury officials as one of the controlling factors in the remarkable increase in national bank resoirrces, announced by comptroller of the cur rency. Th ' stabilizing influence the new reserve system, officials saoL bosWo facilitating banking exchange B gen era, has inspired increased confidence in the government banks. Total national bank resources as computed from the last call a ;grogaf .' $15,520,000,000, exceeded by a billion dollars the total combined resources 01' the governmental banks of the entente allies and those of. Spain, The Nether lands, Denmark, Switzerland ami tin German reichsbank thrown in. TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS Railroads Reject Law. Xew York, Dec. 29. The refusal of railroads to agree to operation of the Adamson eight hour lnw, with its sub sequent 15,000,000 monthly mi lease in Salaries for railroad employes beginning! .Tanuary 1. may presage sporadic strikes I on roads throughout the country, it was) believed today. The employes insist on j the law's being into force .Tanuary 1. The railroads refused to accept the ; rms of the lnw until a decision has been given by the United States -su- j pereme court. i A compromise similar to that effected with the Switchmen 's union was refused j by the brotherhoods. Brotherhood heads refused to talk of I a strike? They fear, however, individu al action by members ot the Liiotner-1 I hoods. Announcement of the intention to 'take the entire question back to the brotherhood member was made follow- I ing a secret conference of leaders. j "In the meantime, the constitution, by authority of the congress of a coin- Lmisison or body of men, appointed by the president to observe, investigate and repoj-t upon these consequences, with out recommendation. Then such action ' upon the. facts as the parties to be prcs- I cut controversy may think best. "Our men believed in so doing they would secure the eight hour basis they had won. But the enactment of the Ad; i:,mson eight hour law effective .Tanuary 1. 1017. made il accessary for them to i 'wait patiently until that time, to find Hater that the railroad companies ! luted iniunetion proceedings against th WINTER CLOTHING Keep Warm in One of Our Beautiful OVERCOATS Or try One of Our Famous HNAWS For Men and Boys at Brick Brothers The House that Guarantee's Every Purchase. Corner State and Liberty Streets . Salem Moose Will I Attend Church Sunday d the Mr. Fran the Mathis ev man who is ut reel fearless Matl the e ingelistJc party, ill times safe, sai li st stalem lod iuvitnt io tarian Boosters, their hall at III: in rare understanding that, even tin ... timid will be led to confide ill ll ,: Mr. Mathis is a regularly ordained to the church ; minister, of the Northwest own 0th-' A special I mil earnest. Bit perfect odist conference. He Interferes with i w hieh is: Df M ehde ; lodge mil ma HP CROUP I I bv Uni ct at bod V Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DHUG STORES TUBES 25C JARS 50C .igra hi bi en nrraui fairness won for every c square, has from di.Tii I !' mat- Wll 11 drills yovernmcnt tni'orconient of the hour law. At this time the entire iter is inlitigation. such litigation mak ing it impossible for the single rommit ! tee appointed by the president as pro ; vided for in the law to proceed with I their investigation as of January 1. The probability of additional litigation being commenced by the railroads, even though the la wis declared constitution-1 nl by the supreme court, will seriously nt'fecl such investigation, in tact, caul with all denominations hint the highest rogar lunch. Mr. .viathis i and generous and he may al s trusted to do that which is He leaves a town with the re of all. lie is especially popular the high school and college stu- having o wonderful incite into desires. He is always pleased ihem in their troubles ! no paste i 1 1 1 sii.no eroga tiers ducts his work rina efforts, serine personal favors, thai Mr. Mathis has condor ovanselistical meetings in his MM ' ' t M M M H r 't M s444444 44444444 M 44 -4 it n n t - f 44 4 44 y 44 4 4 -4 8 it 44- n 4f 4f 4f Voluntary march from sscepl bv two violins and organ. Welcome to isitiug Mnosi adv. espouse by Dictator Beniamin Halleiuah chorus, arranged Moses, from Handel's Messiah, "Sounds From Home," Cruhgl. Solo, "The flood Shepherd," by Bailie I'arrish Hinges. Postlnde, " Adagio," by Hndyn. Sermon. "After Failure What." Hi v. .lames M. Heady. Those who will lake part in musieal program are: Soprano, Mrs, Hnllie Parrish Hinge First violin, Miss Joy Turner. Second violin,' Mr- Frauh Frickry. Oriranist. Mis. 'cra Hehnuim Pricke The public is most cordially invittd ii Sei I o'r. Methodist Church Factions Would Get Together O VER COAT WEATHER Is here in earnest, and although we have sold many Overcoats we keep replenish m our stocks. You will find our assortments of 4 4 if 4-' tt n i 44 n 44 Kuppenheimer Overcoats fully as complete as in the early part of the season in fact we have several new models that were produced after the opening of the season's new ideas. Every man with an exact idea of what he wants or who doesn't know exactly what he wants, will find our wide range of styles, patterns and fabrics so varied as to in sure satisfaction. Values at every price-values that we alone offer. $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30 no pastor. He ton- voluntary march tnuii Bcepio ny nan ith shone faith and : did bv two violins and organ. lie resorts to no arts' Welcome to visiting Moose bv Kev ,, . . " , , , ,, 1 rnn iiiiore, .on., icr, :i, i iricya 11 n I he tart ; Heady. ed eighty ResponM by Dictator Benjamin Brick, j hy their churches, commissioner from, home eon llntlcjunh Chorus, arranged by Then, various sections of the north and South forenee is suincient enaorsement to , Moses, from nanaei s Messien. areholdiug preliminary sessions prepav srrurr the cooperation of every person I "Sounds From Home," Gujlgl t uy . 0Bg mooted .pu- ,n Salem who is .uteres e,l , the pro- Solo, I he f.ood Micpherd, by M rs. . bond between northern hi I 1 1 ' DlutlCflUUIl i nit i ' n i 1 1 1 l;i -M ii' i i nnit' i n i r I." ii ii miit'M. l , i m ... i. , .1: . .. 1 help them in their troubles and their , lownfall of evil lie has conduct-j lW.lude, "Adagio "by , OwJ held, followed by a .raver problems and he will do il with that ed rvangobslir meetings tor I. veins.! Sermon, "After Failure What." by ,,?,,,;,, Hgeniblv cominissi'il 1 i lit v. .lames M. Heady. j ' u . s, .011 ss o ' . ! Those who will take part in Bishop Warren A. Candler of Atlanta, SHBP iili : in iisn-ii tool' ill in lire: I ... . ..... sth&:-- First violin, Miss Joy Turner. .. ... I .liiiHHiii I -lilt w Ml-II III lie - 1 in N-imiipii r ric Key. ,. s ,, ,, ,. , 1 'a"BMB. sc pa 1 n 1 ion id ll,,. M I list Kiusrop: m ; The public 1- tuosl conHally invittd i" hurch Nort I m 1 1 4J I PWi0i which lime Hishop .1: - (I. Audrev,-, "T ,4; 91 1 : 1 y "J '' Plj 'IhR I m 1 I m I 1 Si 11 1 1 ll c-1 11 rl ho, lis t li.il s,lllllg -i jv mX:"m Iciegraphic lawoids "-il-" . H ' I I , , , , ""'I C Wr" 0n nu" 1 he two bodies T alt Wr W. !H& . SH . , Hie l-.va ngrli - 9HK St, Sr.:. L. ' iStLm i i liiiiV the lien important Ihau . Hh flBk. ilSH jKjnHiH ! the "' ' ;" .... Ji ::s"u: axi:x. w',:;'; ., ...,, T . I mh hon.se, and he eonrns to us with U.e " l wbieh si,- has played h- has beri of the Olympic club are prepanng f 3 tt; most hearty endorsement and ,- ..- 1 received by the audienee. in a to celebrate Wl ears ,la by runai If WM tt dation of ail the cities of the Orcgo 'WJ that .hows the; have he',,, track suit., Una, .he club .0 the m f ? c"nfereee in which the Mathis evan appreciation for her talent, f e beach, there t lake 1. JK H ge istic party has held meetings. Mr. that Sal is especially tor.uaa r , r ,. , ,, , JM tt V. hopes 10 o,giii.e el..., us of j" having Mrs. -pey and hear.N.-w ,,,l, s.-a, Mo. lij hat i. will appeal to the ...os. refined ore pas.-l vi . Ii her pleasant man I -1 ' . ! 1 1 J ,V ' v" . 1 ' '. )' ' t' 1 ,'. ' ' ' ' J T .-, ," V," jjttL "JW XIl ' .will doubt their presence, 111, 111, 11, ut v ol si, n il. none will ilismss. ' Idorlt smual BVH the del ,, i - ' m of th.- .Mirth, -in church and" '"''" . --AV- ll. Mouse., I, of 'he Soiithelli rHH 1 :ir I ire 1 1 f , among :.. iMlK . ..t Ihe union and rousider no, : 1 tsSS-1 tllt I disunion almost an iniquity. b-rSflfrot ' possibly ihe ihon-auds of mdh idit.il '; Stuart McKissick, who lecture; eongreqationi l,ae each to vote on glgy" a ftka pjlpg Moose hall Sunday afternoon. j Jy THE NATIONS AT WAR U AYR'S1 REMFIW V 0 I m ' T I I1M Aa U . 7 . 1 Sa fFr a,.,l will, delay the intreatlaation until ithe commission cannot make its investi- : gauon as me law vimiwwyuw, , cllulst defeating the intent ot tlic law aim ai , .... T the same tune posiponing inc orneuis , , furnished by the law, which win un-t vocal questionably meet witn general Uiseniis-Uina(,j tion among the mejuoersBip of ti,e i road organiioutions. "The entire sil, iation is to be tda jefore the membership in a special uilar. " 44: XX T-a Houaa cf Kn peoboi SCHEI'S Salem's Exclusive Mens Store 344 State Street I Two Methodist Churches Move Toward Unification Baltimore, Mil., Iec. "!.. Kf f, tive work on the plan of eorptfrmte union of the two Methodist Kpisropal church es beesn todnv. when the two com,, , it- teas on union met here for gaiii.at ion into a joint formal or- om, hiss, on. will be cxerutH'c repusentatiM's of be evrluded. The -.1 to continue into It All the se-sions and secret, even eburefa papers will conference is expec 44i next week. Though si most any one ot the commissioners will unhesitatingly unofficially thai the union of th bodies Is ardently to be desired. fifty state 1 two if it flail Stones, f'aueer and I'lceis of the' Stomach and Intestitos. Auto-tn toxica-1 tion, Yellow Jaundiee, Appendicitis and ; other fatal ailments result from Stom-i ach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach; Sufferers owe their complete recovery to Muyr's Wonderful Ifemeily. I'n like aiiv other for Stomach Ailments. For alo by J. C. Perry and druggists c ci v where. were pOesiMe to unite with complete TRY JOURNAL WANT .ADS All Hands Point to Our Want Acb a the Result Producers Ereryfcody watcket tkem Tbey bring til? rclti A lecture on the above topic delivered by smart Mf Kissick, who bi given the subject a great deal of sl,,.- ,'toin th ' viewpoint of past history, a.:' the nl t it ti'lc of the mind of inc.. wi ll, ,1.1 in their hands the destiny of IH t'ors Whet do these nations at , hop; to Bttaln! What is the desire p. all nations? These questions with dth crs will be felly answered. The speaker traces a most reniar' lublo agreement between the propheci, of old reiatittfl to Ihis, our day, and t! various complex elements of this, tit' i most remarkable and protenfious perio j of all history. The lecture is fri'e jail. No rnUeetiohn, Sunday, .'1 p. ir j in iber :il .Moose hall, comer Ilk ' and Court streets.