THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON, MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1917.
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It appears and notify us immediately.
Minimum charge, 15e.
FOB BENT SIONS Tor aale at Cap
ital Journal office. tf
phone 7.
Call
tf
FOR SALE
'S F 10.
-Dry big fir wood. Phone
2 6
JONES' NURSERY SUte and
WANTED Beef
Phone 1150W.
and stock
24th.
2-8
cattle.
2-20
HOWE FuK
treet.
ALK Cheap. 999 Trade
3 2-EOOM Apartments, bath, lights,
and telephone. 491 N. Cottage. 2 23
WILL SELL 22 head 3 and 4 year
Id mules. Dwight Misner. tf
HAVE
phom
you
7.
WOOD SAWING ?-
-Call
tf
CHICKENS
Phone -'12
WANTED C. T.
. 121 S. Com St.
DOTY.
2-7
CLOVER ST HAW For sale,
ally like hay. Phone 24F5.
practic
2-8
UKT fKlCKS On fan
The Journal oftice.
ale bills at
TRESPASS NoticeB for tale at Jour
no! nffic.fi. tf
SIX CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS
an 1)1) Dr. Muv. Phone 572. tf
HARRY
-Window cleaner. Phone 1391J
2-18
DRT PIH Ash and manic for sale. F
K WMm -'.-in 1.1 2. 2-9
WANTED 2500
market price.
High.
AMERICAN SAILOR KILLED
IN SHELLING OF STEAMER
American Sailor Killed.
London, Feb. 5.- Hichmd Walla c. an
Americau sailor from Hultimore. was
S.
By Robert J. Bender.
(Fnitcd Press staff correspondent.)
m asniugion. reo. o. Aiier a uay oi ,
hone in the (ii rman situation, news of1 killed when a submarine -helled the
sacks spuds, h'j?hesMthc killing of an American sailor came boats of the steamer Kaveston, the ad
none ,ZS or can MJ 1 t( o..f.e.als aImMt M miralty announced tonight.
Wallace was "among those killed "
FOR SALE At about price, new
Vi H. P. ga engine, standard make,
Address box 40, Salem. tf
APPLES 50c a box; last chance, tew
left. When mine are gone you will
pay $1. Phone 101 F2. 2-5
8 COWS And heifer for sale; 3 freak, lf was md.
t nuon iu ul J ri-sii , I uuic guuiu v m
tor Point. Frank Chcny. 2-
tion of war from Germany.
Officials' first comment was;
"It looks bad." The Eavestone was a British ship of;
But iu the same breath they ask for 1,791 tons. The sinking of the vessel :
time to get more details how far off 'with the loss of four lives has been re-1
land was the Kvestonef ported in an earlier dispatch, but the,
(iermany. herself, has held that inter- admiralty statement is the first mdiea-:
national law provides against killing of tion that the boats were shelled after
persons from a sunken naval ship, so, 'the crew had put off. This woul.l iu
even rf the fcavestone dicate that the Eavestone was torpedoed
should prove to have been an army without warning,
.transport or a naval auxiliarv the kill-
EVERYBODY NEEDS
PURE.JUCH BLOOD
Pure blood enables the stomach,
liver and other digestive organs to do
their work properly. Without it they
are sluggish, there is loss of appetite,
sometimes faintness. a deranged state
of the intestines, and, in general, all
the symptoms of dyspepsia.
Pure blood is required by every
organ of the body for the proper per
formance of its fnnetiona.
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure
blood, and this is why it is so suc
cessful in the treatmeut of so many
diseases and ailment):. Its acts di
rectly on the blow!, ridding it of
scrofulous and other humors. It is
a peculiar combination of blood-purifying,
nerve-toning, strength-giving
substances, uet it today.
Special for Wednesday
Holsum German Coffee Cake. Have your grocer
order one for you and git acquainted with its origin
al rid) and dainty flavor, produced by the use of real
fruit and nuts. Price 25 cents. Made in Salem's new
bakery built to give Sal m folks the opportunity to
keep their money at home.
Cherry City Bakery
,, ,,,,,, ... ,, , ,,. . , i'lg. on Germany's own interpretation,
DRY GRUB OAK--12 and lh in. lengths , wuW u iMt 9Uch , He;
Phone 1322J.
Liberty Sts.
',',r'i 1 t 'i ', Protest in the Baraloug case, officials from ships sunk bv the German rr
ard cor, trade an believe(, ni hf ,)arallel fa (ke South Atlantic and made pr
i ii i i iu 1 1 1' ' juu i sn. s uiai iirin up-
!. (J. SNIDER "Whirlwind J" h,Ple8 l"'n
mecr" courteous, quick, effi- 'on,s' . " ,ht f
-. i k- i from which thev were driven, is direct
COL. E.
auctioneer" courteous, quick, effi
cient. Get Snider, he knows how. Res
1568 Mission St. Phono 1428.M. 3-1
violation of the law.
i
Will Release Americans.
The Hague, Feb. 5. Americans taken
iider
ison-
crs in Germany will be released, Ger
many has decided to comply with the
American demand for liberation of the
sailors, Berlin reports stated here today.
MONEY IO A NED On furniture, live-1
stock, vehicles, implements, etc. All
transactions private. Possession re
tained. Union Loan Agency, 217 B.1
High street ' 6U
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
r.ASTO R i A
DEAD ON
HIS FEET
WANTED Experienced man to prune
small orchard. Phone 994. 2-ti
WANTED Large Manimonth Pekin
duck eggs for setting. Mary Wilbur,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
will bring new life and quickly relieve
that stopped up congested feeling. They
will thoroughly cleanse and wash out
Secretary Olcott Wants
Action Taken Regarding
Salem Hospital Matter
On account of the alleged dilly dal
lying of the Salem Hospital associa
tion regarding the vacating of the
property which was deeded to the state
and for which the sum of 25,000 was
to be paid, Secretary of Statet Olcott
at the meeting of the board of control
Saturday afternoon proposed a resolu
tion authorizing the hoard to take
steps to secure the property for the
State hospital which is in need of room
for kstw buildings. This resolution was
HOGS ABE HIGHER
-c
Chicago. Feb. 5. Heft estali-
lished a new record price here
today when heavy hogs sold on
the market for $i2.:l0 per huud-
red. This is the highest since
the civil war.
student body officers for Kimball
college, J, Stanley Van Winkle was
chosen president. He will be assisted
by Thomas Aeheson, vice-president: J.
li. Woodfin, secretary; J. W. Miller,
sergeaut-at amis, and I! M. Kalke, reporter.
Rc
show
the l
last 1
ed U
orts from Pennsylvania university
that the west can make good in
ist. Lloyd Height, a member of
ear's freshman class, who is enroll
the department of dentistry, re
ceived a rare compliment. The head of
the laboratory work told him he did the
Iiom work of any freshman, who had
COnM under his supervision.
CITY OF NEW YORK
FOR. SALE 1st class dry
growth. Call Uiehardsons
Phone 494.
second
grocery
2-10
MCE BOOM And board in modern,
iflosi in home, lady preferred. 744
North Cottage St. Phone 2179. 2-5
FOB SALE Salem Garage, fifiO N. Cap
itol (Pacific Highway) Phone 1010.
FOR SALE 4 good milk cows, 2 fresh
aud 2 to freshen soon. 431 N. Front.
2-6
FOR RENT S lots, all kinds fruit, 0
room house, city water. Phone 2041
B.
2-5
OET YOUR Tresspass notices, new
supply of cloth ones at Capital Jour
nal. WANTED Ford or good young team
in exchanee for lot in North Salem.
fhnn ''504.12. Harvev Green. 2-G
WANTED Six wood cutters at $1.00
per cord, no piling. Apply 131 care.
.irtiirnnl "6
the kidneys and bladder and gently opposed by Governor Withyeonibo and
carry off the ill effects of excesses ot ! the opposition sustained by Treasurer
all kinds. The healing, soothing oil ' Kay, wi;h the result that it was laid on
soaks right into the walls and lining of the table. How ever, secretary Olcott
the kidneys and expccls the poisons in j expects to g'o before the legislature for
your system. Keep your kidneys in
good shape by dail use of GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules and you
will have good health. Go to your
druggist at once and secure a package
of this time honored, world wide rem
edy. It is not a "patent medicine." it
is passed upon by U. S. government
chemists and declared pure before com
ing into this country. GOLD MEDAL
is the pure, original Haarlem Oil, im
ported direct from the ancient labora
tories in Holland, where it is the Na
tional Household Remedy of the sturdy
Dutch. Look for the name GOLD
MEDAL on every box. Accept no sub
stitute. Your druggist will gladly re
fund your money if not as represented.
Salem Soon to Have
Additional Source of
Supply of Electricity
authority to redeed the property to the
association and retain the money that
was to have been paid for it.
Gymnastic and Athletic
Carnival Wednesday Evening
New York, Feb. 5. A blinding snow
storm, driven by a gale, increased the
apprehension of official New York and
naval militia guards on bridges, about
public buildings and on the waterfront
were increased today.
Tugs carrying officers and details up
and down the streams increased their
Potato Growers Met
In Salem Saturday
vigilance ami proceeded more slowly.
Artillerymen manning guns planted at
the bridgeheads began to exercise more
I caution.
j Jt is the first time within the mem
ory of tin" younger generation that New
j Yorkers have been challenged by arm-
led soldiers along their own highw ays. j Merriment reign
I Now thev arc told to move fast as they idea of "flunks"
pass over the huge spans cone. iing : eather in the literary socieiv
Brooklyn with Manhattan Island. Loit
ering in Hatterv Park is also prohibit
ed. The driving snow today made ap
proach to bridge piers easier and for
that, reason even greater precaution
was taken than yesterday.
The naval militia, which was the
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
refreshments, prepared by the Miss.
Gilbert and Cooley. In addition to mei
bora of the faculty and student body
kUM number of outsiders were preset! 1
including several from O. A. C.
With the distinction of being the on1
mid year graduate at 1 'Old vTiltametti
this year, Maxwell K. Ball departed Sa
urdav nii'lit for his home ill Portlai.
thi
first to be summoned
American wn
pul
supreme over the
the student body
alls on
third floor of Waller hall, Friday
evening) for the annual post-exam
jubilee.
With Lnbau A. Stevens, master of
ceremonies, a program consisting of
piano sides by Beatrice Neuport and
Ethel Forbes, vocal solos by Evelyn
Kelffelntan and Derril Kcxt'ord. a cor-
in the Spanish-1 . solo lu. v.lwin hn: ..nd mm.
r. is holding a rigid guard be? 01 animated cartoons bv Dean Pol
itic property; the bridges : lu(,1( delighted the audience,
watert ront. Blue clad 1U.-...J. w.. v.,11, a, ;iii.,....i
a series of games and dances that were
not interrupted until the eleventh hour,
ecept for a few minutes to enjoy the
No formal O
his collegia!
diploma "in
This mark
lege life. M
ette has beet
and hard v
few student-
11 is originality
tpiautitv.
That the Wi
passed in its
pu
iision narked, the elate
career, he will receive I i
absentia."
the close oi' a aaloue eol
. Ball's sojourn at Willani
a Queer mixture of prims
ik. lie was excelled b
in the English dcpaitme:
v was always an unknot
lunette O
nake up a
blieations is
uk, last vi
negian is su
d onlent b
due to h
s editor II
ihief.
and
Any.
who
OAK, ASH, FIR Maple, Vine Mapje,
cordwood, yard at corner Trade and
Liberty Sts., near armory. Willard
F. Proctor. Phone 1322J 2-8
FOR SALE Or exchange for city resi
lience property or small acreage close
in, 1(30 acres iu Lincoln county. W. H.
Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State St.
WANTED Good team farm horses,
weight 1200 or over, sound and cheap,
not necessarily young. P. O. Box 345
City.
Tho public gymnastic and athletic,
carnival which is to be given by the
Young Men's Christian Association in
the State Armory Wednesday evening
commencing at 7:!0 p. m. is arousing
considerable interest.
One of the particularly interesting
features of the program will be the
work of the ladies' classes. While no
attempt has been made to prepare
special work for the occasion, the reg
ular work of the classes which takes
place six times each week will prove
amply interesting as will be demon
strated by them.
The Association expects to have at
Railway, Light & least three hundred persons participate
has recently com- including members of the business
over all
and th
: youths from office;
I patrolling these plac
stops is aaked to move on. Qoeaitona
are met with a flash of bayonet and a
little more suggestion. Street cars are
I kept moving. Motormen and conductors!
i have been warned that while crossing j
the bridges they must keep their can
windows and doors closed and keep the
power turned on.
Automobiles are met with the sanTe, i
orders.
Underneath the structures, search-;
lights swung on the piers and up and
stream. Arc ad drop lights
DAUGHTER
Protect
Your
Members of the Marion county Pota
to Growers association were told one or
two unpleasant truths at the meeting
held Saturday afternoon at the Com
mercial dub. The truth camo from
Mr. Franklin, an independent dealer in
produce of Oakland, California, who down the
said that Oreaon potatoes ranked third ; illuminated the bridge. Important look
and fourth compared to those raised ing artillery pieces frowned grimly to
in Tdnho, Utah, Nevada and California. : ward the river, w here a constant vigil
The vo.ninn ns the mm rlisensoil no-! was kept by men aboard naval tugs.
The Portland
Power Company
menced the construction of a new tiO,-
000 volt electric power transmission
line to Salem from what is known as
their River Mill hydro-electric power
plant on the Clackamas River, near
Estacada. It will take from six weeks
to two months to complete the installa
tion of this line which is to be con
structed by way of Beaver Creek and using
Mt. Angel on the Willamette alley
FOR SALE Nice 4 year old cow, fresh
in 3 or 4 days; also 7 year old mare
weight about 1100 lbs., good worker
single or douhl
1646 Mission St. 2-7
FOR SALE Cheap, household goods, 7
room modern house on car line near
school to rent $7.00 a month. 298
Hoyt street. Phone 09P3. 2-5
BARGAIN 150 acre farm smooth
land, new buildings, only 6 miles out.
runninc water, on main road. $80 per
acre. Address W box 67, Salem. 2-6
FOR SALE Small irrigable acreage, 40
acre tract, Bend-Redmond district,
suitable for poultry, truck fruit.
Will consider auto in deal. Geo. lr.
Sedgwick, 298 N. Capitol Salem. 2-6
TO TRADE 0 acres near Livesley, hill
land, woven wire fence, well, build
ings not good; also 1 acres near
Portland. What you got. R.3, box 201.
men's class, hoys' class, junior class,
senior classes and the several ladies
classes.
A unique feature of the exhibit will
be the human chariot race by the mem
bers of the senior classes. The men,
will be divided into teams of four j
each ,yi 1 will dash around the room by
the skip step, hack team will
lie iudtrod according to form aud not
necessarily according to speed. It is
expected to have the spectators de-J
tenaine which team demonstrates the;
best foiin by their applause and each1
member oi the team winning win re- gau;
ceive a pound box of the Spa's famous , rpne strength
chocolates and bun boas. The members I ;et reflected
of the team coming in second will re-1 throughout finan
ceive a hair pound dox. r rains wieyers cies. This lin)
of the Spa has ottered to donate the I
prizes for the occasion.
The demonstration will be free. The i
Associltaion has been put to consider-
'able expense but will nevertheless omit
any Charge for admission.
tatoes in this market, dry rot and an
other big reason, that of poor grading.
Varieties were badly mixed and many
stocks badly run out, he said.
Luther ,T. I'hapin called attention to
tho necessity of securing a few good
varieties of seed and said that one of
the finest lot had been shipped out of
the county. He also suggested that at
tention should be given to the develop
ment of varieties that seem best
adapted to this climate and soil and
that Oregon potatoes would stand high
er in the markets of there was more at
tention to grading.
William H. Egan of Hopmere made
a short talk on the purposes of the
association and suggestions of benefit
to the potatoes growers were given bv
GeGorge Schrapp id' Pratuin, J. P.
Asplnwa'.l of Brooks and others.
Southern Railway, and when completed
will gi.e Salem a source of supply ab
solutely independent of its present
principal source, which is the hydro
electric plant of the same Company,
situated on the Willamette River at
Oregon City, The power from this last
plant is conducted to Salcin over a
60,000 volt transmission line located
mostly on the right-of-way of the Ore
gon Electric Railway Company, the
substations of which latter company
are also supplied with electricity from
this line.
The installation of this new line will
necessitate an addition to me suu-w
tion at Mill and Liberty streets, to con
tain the high-voltage transform!
which change the voltage from 60,000
down to 2300 volts, which is the pres
aru nue.l in distributing the electricity
throughout the eitv. This new trans- Captain Conrad Stafrin, of Coinpany
mission line and the transformers will L, of Dallas, who is a member of the
have a capacity of 2,500 kilowatts,! twenty-ninth leriav ajwwbfy frgw
ni4n am t-n th" ntnnnTlT OT : 1 1 f,
1 , A i to aam 1 fijiimunv could In' mobilized within
Wall Street Market
Shows Great Strength
New York, Feb. 5. The New York
ICvening Sun financial review today
Tugs were warned not to approach
closer than fifty feet to any of the
piers and barsees were especially watch
ed, lest one of them, laden with explos
ives, should bump into tue masonry.
New Workers hurried and fought
their way to work today with just as
much brusqueness as usual. The usual
jam of thousands poured into the office
and store buildings at the usual time,
so far as could be done in the face of
a blizzard.
American flags flapped in the wind
in the canyon of Broad and Wall streets
the financial district. Huge strips of
the tri-colored emblem met across the
narrow street. The flag epidemic contin
ued uptown, in busy Fifth avenue and
Broadway.
More flags are flying in New York
today than for years.
A good habit cannot be formed
too early start the children on
lr. Lyon's
For The Teeth
Powder Cream
Send 2c stamp for generous sample of either Dr. Lyon's
Perfect Dental Cream or Tooth Powder.
I. W. Lyon & Son., Inc, 66 W. 27th St., N. Y. City
t t --t- --
Is I Captain Conrad Stafrin
Ready to Answer tall
run Bi,rt . " , i. Il.lhertv street
.h ;
electricity required to operate 10,000 ?mPf?
20-candle power 2o-watt incandescent
lamps, such as are erdinarily used in
the home.
In addition to supplying power to
Salem ay this line, power will also be
supplied to the Southern Pacific com-
nan at the power house at Mill ami
i .in I mtwriv Bircets. tiiei iiiwm.,,v. ... -
wringer, very reasonanie, M.is.o. , - t ,.,:..: line north to
sired: also Mute sewing U-J Street across the Union street
perfect condition for $,.00 0 the sul)stations of the
-i''t' s. P. Ca. on the west side of the ral-
tnr u..ii; Ttfnrth llnkota lev where it will be transformed into
vviuu "I"""-.-" -TJ t ,, voltoo-e for use
1G0 acre farm tor Close in mi eiecuicuv r"?". -, , .,
ot busir
new
TAi v I'nttflue I'hone any. ''tinn
of this new power
POTATOES W A N T KD Don ' t forget line g;ve9 Salem and vicinity four
we are always m tnc marsei ioi pu B0Urces 8rs 0t ample capacuj to nu1T..
twenty-four hours alter the call to ser
vice came. That the call will come ha
thoroughly believes, but that the work
required will for some time be mostly
patrollying government property 0
strategic points on the coast.
The members of Company L, Which
shared the Mexican border service cam
paign with Company M, are pretty well
scattered but Captain Stafrin is in
close touch so that telegraph and tele
phone wires would soon call the men
together. That the situation is ten
times more serious than the Mexican I
crisis he frankly admits.
for more than a very few minutes, due
to failure of the source of supply at j
certain times, there is always danger
of an outbreak of some kind, and the
increased reliability of service made
tatoes in small lots or car lots at the . .. tw0 lant3 above mentioned, possible by this new line wihh benctit
highest cash price. Phone 717-. Man-j , ,s0 f.om the 3teain plant in Salem j this institution in particular, probably
gis Bros. ftnfi from the small water power plant more tn-in any omer.
I 7t Hilvorton " Eitlrer of the first two The total expense involved m brlng-
rOLANTJ CHINA Pigs for sale, grc "of aple capacity to supply ing this new line into Salem will be
oio. sirea Dy r. a. rrrmK- iM rpniiiremeuts of Salem ana approximately -u,uou. jiu ui n.o
e ,.11.... 9ni a.Dfpr In KoV . ... ,. :n ....... i or 1, um.nliori oc. V wi
ere farm for close m resilience electricity ot a piopci tiSt: -
sir.ess property; also practically ;n the operation of the electric rail
bievcie, cheap. B. A. Shaver, jwav lines of the S. P. Co. in this scc
sr Cottage. Phone 2179. 2-S:tion 0f the Willamette Valley.
a today s stock mar
iiupioved sentiment
la) and securities cir-
vement was due in largi
measure to the removal ot numerous un
certainties that have been cleared away!
by the definite break in diploatic re
lationsy with the German empire.
These steps taken the atmosphere of
Wall Street has been cleared. Security
values may now be regarded for what
thev are actually worth.
The uncertainties thus largely re
moved, there has been the most vigorous
response bv pronounced strength in the
stock, grain and cotton markets, all of
which were well bought today.
The advance in stocks was from three
to six points or more, but the movement
was by no means consistently abstain
ed. '
Attempt to Reconsider
Fish Bill Is Failure
Callan of Multnomah attempted to
have the Rogue river fish bill reconsid
ered in the house this afternoon. Al
most unanimously the motion was voted
down.
University Notes
Now that exaiuations are over and
the registration for the second semester
nearly completed, student body interests
are again centered on the manifold ac
tivities of college life. Among 1he
events that will be featured in the near
future are the basketball game with the
University of Washington, Wednesday
evening, the first glee club concert of
the season will be given at Jefferson
on the same date. On February 13 the
Ladies' tilee club will present n pro
gram in the chapel- Next Saturday will
Occur the dual debate with Pacific uni
versity. Award day has been definite
ly scheduled for the 22d. Class atten
tion is invited on the annual freshman
glee contest, and ambitious poets are
hard at work to produce the winning
song.
Although Professor John O. Hall,
head of the sociology department, is
the busiest man on tlie cninpus, it is
definitely stated that he will give his
lecture, " Remedies Against Poverty,"
iu the chapel. February 12. For the past
tno weeks Dr. Hill has been much in
demand by various state legislative
committees. His lecture next Monday
Will embody many results obtained by
recent research work.
At tin
?ont semester election of j
Japanese Resent Passage I
Ot immigration Dill Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
i'f 5!
sjt id $ aft
THE BILL PASSES
ton's Chief, mother full sister to WSJi? t :,,- line will
, i . ,i , i, .. , ,,,ui anw Ttriee .
each. Write or I'hone C.
Stay ton, Ore.
W.
serve terial that can be supplied locally will
, ,L. I L. 1 1 1.11.. nu la IUI
relav or auxiliary source to me ne uure-wu ,ut-a... , "
no. n
ntewaru, , - - . n . ,rh) n one
""b ' J one Tiwcr Blast, electricity I up-to-date metropolitan class of cities
i , ii h from the other in a witl
WANTKD Will buy or sell on com-1-
.;tnn vnnr second hand worn tiar- icw iuutc
- ' 1 1 A1
neaa and collars: harness oiled
Clark's Harness and Shoe Repairing,
Y. M. C. A. bids'. 311 N. Commercial
8t., Salem.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
. .. i m. i: 11 tie
lhe introduction or mi.- ""
of considerable benefit to the custom
er, of the Company in this vicinity, as
tf it will insure almost continuous serv
ice which is Ot consiaerao .."i
ance to electric power users in par
ticular, and also to the State institu
tions, rue- as t Asylum and Peni
tentiary. If the Hf in the peniten
tiary were to be suddenly extinguished
This will put Salem in the strictly
spect to its electric ngni, ami
power service.
(tons
JEMULSiON
DRIVES
OUT
COLDS
Washington, Feb. 3. The im
migration bill, vetoed once by
Cleveland, once by Taft and
twice by President Wilson, to
day passed the senate by the
necessary margin to make it a
$ lew.
sf: The house passed it Friday,
sje The. bill contains the literacy
test and the anti-alien clause to
sf; which Senator Heed, Missouri,
today declared Japan has ob-
jected. The law becomes effect-
ive May 1.
The vote was 62 to 19.
Previous to the vote, Sena-
tor Lodge of the foreign rela
tions committee declared the
bill in no way affected the Jap
:e anese agreement regarding iin-
migration from that country.
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That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab-
1 lets, the substitute for calomel.
i Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician
for 17 years and calomels old-time en
emy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, sooth
ing vegetable laxative.
No griping is the keynote of these i
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.
j. They cause the bowels and liver to acw vj TP YflTT
T'nnrmallv Thev never force them tn I Hl L IWU
unnatural action.
If you have a "dark brown mouth"
now and then a bad nreatn a mill,
tired feeling sick headache torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
from one or two little Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
! night just to keep right. Try tiicm.
I 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
It's Great Fun Making
Fudge on a Gas Range
It's easy to pass a pleasant evening making
candy on a Gas Range. The "goodies" arc
bound to turn out just right because it's so
simple to regulate the gas flame to the
proper heat and there's no danger of
burning.
For All .Cooking Purposes a Gas Range Is Best
It is ready for service at the turn of a value
at any hour of the day or night. No fire to
watch, no wood, coal or ashes to carry about.
Gas cooking means less work, dependable
results, lower fuel bills.
A GAS RANGE IN YOUR HOME?
IF NOT, TELEPHONE 85
The Gas Co.