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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1917)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1917. THREE THE OREGON ..'S "... , Dry Spell Over V . f cr" . .. ' . v. - :V' - - - n ; 1 ' . . " ' --. ruT-. i ;k i4 Jl-V ' ' " ' 1 ! IN Todays Tomorrow AMCOIPAM ADIQTnPDAPV'lIoday Tomorrow EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ISLAND ! os, factum's nml temples were dostroy- Amsterdam, Jan. L'li. Fifty persons Ttcre ''hilled and-. ItOtV injured by a ser ious OHi'thqtiitku which sliook tlie Is land of ltali, a Duti'li possession in Hie KalaT nrcliiielajo. Uispsti-lies liere yesterday telliny Hie ijiuike declared The volcanoNif .Cuuoug Agonf 10,o00 feet in height is located Island of Bali. The island is 7 long and 40 miles wide. , aliont on the " miles SAYS IT IS STICKY i tliousands ot lions- : Journal Uant ads will sell it. 00 UTILE PEWIWK . I I E - - r- n ii i 'i ,if Maxy Plckford in her recond tig pro duction Oregon Sunday, Monday and Tnefday. 'Pride in Jlie Clan," at the Complete List of School and Road District Levies Assessor H. F. West f in nislies the District No folUwinn tax levy iuformntion of in-1 District No, terest to the taxjiayers of Marion comity: School Districts. Ye Liberty Sunday and Monday Cincinnati Man Tells How to Shrivel Up Corns So They LiftOut Ouch If!?!! This kind of rough talk will he heard less here in town if people troubled with corns will follow the simple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called ireezune when applied to a. tender, achinir corn stems soreness at once, and soon the corn dries up I District and luts right ont without pain. lie says free.one is a stick sub stance which, dries immediately and never inflames or even irritates the surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter of an ounce, which will cost very little at any drug store, is said to be suffi cient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. Millions of American, women will welcome this announcement si:iee the inauguration of the high heels Sell it. the Journal Want Ad Way. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 10 . 17 . 20 . 21 . 22 . 23 . 24 . 25 . 20 . 27. 28 211 ; 30 . 31 . 34 . 37 . 40 . 42 . f Coffee MM Disagrees use POSTUM pit for over 20 years the healthful table drink in thousands of Homes. Made from prime Wheat and a little wholesome molasses. An ideal family drink instead of tea or coffee District. 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No. 100 District No. 102 District No. District No. District, No. District No. District No. District No District No. District No. District No. Disict No. Levy. . -000 . .0075 District No. District No. (i i 00 07 District No. 70 Cities and Towns. Aumsville 008 Aurora '. (105 ,005 .002 003 ,003 (105 Rain Predicted Get in Line on Preparedness Buy That Swell Looking and Warm Rainproof BALMACAAN COAT OR THAT Rain-Proof MACKINAW This is the season to buy these articles, remember ing: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. So many people have colds. Keep dry and warm and you will keep well. BUY YOUR NEEDS AT BRICK BROTHERS The House That Guarantees Every Purchase I Bntteville .0025 9 00125 .0024 .004 .0009 .0005 .005 .0070 .0015 .0004 .0013 .002 .001 . .000 .0004 .003 .001 .0003 .003 .0012 .0015 00(i .001 .001 .0005 .002 Donald 010 Gervais ; noti.l Hubbard 00S Jefferson (l()) Mt. Angel ()1() alem 014 '.Scotts Mills 005 Wilverton uo-t ! tituyton .' 05 it. Paul oio Sublimity 003 Hippodrome Show ! at Bligh Saturday! Much bright comedy, a big singing i ml instrumental net ami an unusually : ;i i,.,i i "" 'i' islands was ashore and taking in wati r fast somewhere in Wrnngell narrows. S. (). K. calls were being sent out for help, but the exact location of the boat wa not given. The message was pielied no brilliant interpreter of classic dnnees i re among the good things promised Turner Woodburn Htate levy General road levy High school tuition levy i. ounty levy I County school and library levy . . I Total stale and county levy out I side of Salem and Hubbard in high school districts Total state and county levy in (Salem and Hubbard Total state and county levy not in high school districts . 43 00.14 44 002 45 0035 48 000S 4!) 0005 51 001 58 00125 00 0005 01 . 05 OS (ill 71 72 73 74 75 70 77 7!) 80 81 82 83 85 80 88 !I0 92 93 95 9li 97 99 103 104 100 107 110 114 115 110 117 120 District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. I District No. (District No. 'District No. 121 122 123 124 120 127 128 129. 131 132 133 134 135 130 137 r... Koad Districts. District No. 3 v District No. 7 . . ., District No. 32 District No. 14 I District No- 15 District No. 1o 1-2 District No. 1 District No. District No. District No. District No. i District No- District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. District No. .003 .0004 .001 .0001 .0032 .0014 .01025 .002- .001 .0015 .0105 .0055 .00275 .003 .0014 .0085 .002 .001 .004 .001 .001 ,004 .0021 .0015 .001 .001 .0005 .0005 .011 .001 .0037 .00 Hi .0023 .005 .00119 .005 .001 .002 .001 .003 .0015 .001 .003 .0012 .000 .003 .010 .000 .003 .004 .0023 .0005 .0002 ,005 .0178 .003 .004 .0008 .0049 .0020 .0.145 .0105 .0153 is being rushed with all des patch. The boat is principally a freighhr lovers of ipialitv vaudeville in the Hip-, though she carries passengers. Whether , .i ..... ..i.... i... ri: i. ii, not there are any passengers on tli ; Saturday. Harry Spanell Creates Scene In Court Room San Augolo, Texas, .Tan. 20.- .1. hpanell ileclnred this afternoon that Major .M. . llutier, whilo riding in jSpanell's automobile with Sininell and Mrs. Spanell at Alpine last .Tuiy, seiz ed a pistol, shielded himself behind Mrs. Suaucll aim Spanell shoot ing jn self defense riddled his wife's body with bullets. Spanell collapsed ij the midst of his recital. The jury and audience wept. Spanell had said that just previous to the shooting he turned suddenly while driving and saw iiiitler 'and his wife in w hat might have been . con strued as a compromising position. "llutier killed her. Cutler killed her! cried Spanell, recovering hini- selt momentarily. Then he slumped in to a heap in the witness chair airain. The judge, jury, court; attaches, the: aged father of SnancH's dead wife who was sitting near, and every spectator wept with him. Great New Battleship Launched at Newport News Newport News, Va., Jan. 20. The third battleship Missippi of fen times the displacement of the first of her i name was launched yesterday with impressive ceremonies at which Secre tary of the Xavy Daniels presided. Daniels reviewed the "line of Mis sissipds. ' ' The first was a great ship of her time one of the first steam propelled men of war. She was Perry's flagship when he went to Japan and opened up commerce with the Orient. Dewey was her executive officer when, with Farragut 's fleet, she ran the -naiiMtlet of confedeiatc batteries at New Orleans, lorced the formidable confederate ram Manasnab aground and then, running aground herself, caught fire and blew up. The second Mississippi, a modern fighter, was sold to (Jrecce in 1911, nf- nt re for A special feature from a musical standpoint; will be the Musical Theos, who present an electrical musical nov elty that is claimed to be the most uni ipie of its kind ever seen in vaudeville. Aside from- the novelty feature of their act, they promise to render a highly enjoynlde program of popular find classic, selections on a great va liety of instruments. i Dale and Long will be on hand with the comedy. Their act was built simp ly for laughs. Dale Is ii genial come dian with a way of his own. His fun is bright and clean and there is a lot I of it. Long' is a big factor in tho com jedy and besides, he has a musical voice land a number of likeable songs. Itae Knell is an exceptionally artistic exponent of the classic ' dances, an l I most forgotten art, now resurrected and leniovhiir eountrv wide popularity. She ,, I is unusually graceful and iiltriiclive and Harry costumes ami settings give a rich tone to her phasing offerings.' The entire bill is full of brightness far above the onlinarv. boat on the present (rip could not bV learned at the local officer of the com pany this morning. ter a peaceful career. The newest .Mississippi Ihe latest, type of dreadnought is of 32,00(1 tons, is fifty times as powerful ;as the first Mississippi and one thousand times us destructive. '-V!1 "!!"" illiii'.ifminhii MOW ill Wfc&ktfi" SUNDAY Another Doubleheader MARY PICKFORD and JUNE CAPRICE "5 il Steamer Prince John Ashore in Yrnagell Straits Victoria, H. '., Jan. 20. Word was flashed to the city early this iiinriiiiirt that the Prince John, one ot the (irand Trunk Pacific steamers operating from Prince Kiipert to the yuoeii Charlotte i 5 1. 1 .'J. lit TODAY IRENE FENWICK in "A CONEY ISLAND PRINCESS VICTOR MOORE Late star of "Chim mie Fadden Out West," in a Para mount Comedy "THE BEST Tuesdav - Wednesday Jan. 30-31 BLIGH THEATRE i--4.fthi.n,' H YE LIBERTY .0027 ill .003 ill ft ill s FV IMF (102 t l i mm m m mm ax b i m fl 23 010 I; 24 0053 !: 20 005 f--' '1-2 007 ! 28 .003 1 1 32 0032 ifc i 35 005 I 39 002 I Li TODAY and PICTURES SATURDAY-FOUR BIG ACTS HIPP OD R O M E VAUDEVILLE SUNDAY-ENTIRE NEW SHOW HIPPO D R O M E VAUDEVILLE 40 00(1 I fWly 47 . . . . : 0035 igjjmjk 4 h5 y$ffl s i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m BLIGH THEATRE "O ;r--ii l.'U.uffM Ml Bi7rt it ii