Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 07, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OUKCOS. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 7. 1917. UwlfotftCeatwy. CERilAN DIVER (Coatiaaad f ma 04.) the onmniAL 7JALTED MILK Mack from clean, rich milk with the ex. tract of select m!teri frain. mailed in our own Malt louse under sanitary condition. hftmi W tkJJm (An M . A grama milk ' mmcA A MbW JW Mi tnk.aMmot md4.t,mU mutk. 0 NoirW ami HtuiM ssoro (U tea, eoe, ttv Should t kp at koM er who travvUn. Am tntMMsa food-drank aaay U ppra4 m a nomcnu A glaWd bet before rtirin indtra rrftaAn leaf-. AUo in fuath Ubkt form foe boaiaeaa soeaw Stt3toti Ct YOU Sum Frtc Take a Packago Homo AlH0 " S PC JET Y By AIXVZ THOiEPSOS hn. Jo4 (I, VfeXary will entertain informally l'wr afterwoow with a few table of bridge. Her griev will include the mnber the Trio f lub. - Mr. and Mm, fravid W, Eyre will be ktMtc tonight tnr as informal dinner part in honor of Mri. Kyre' aiafer, Helene Hrboher frf Heatfcle, and Veda, rros and her fiance, lr Prince W, Jiyrd, Cover will be placed for J2, Mr. Ififtry K, Merw'm b a her Iihw goest, Mr. A(berrt 3. Groven) of Portlsod, and Mm. Andrew Irieholt of Bnffato, ft. V who id o root to Call f raia. They arrived Hatarday and will b fcers or several days, About 13 member tit the I. a Area rlvib gathered at thn borne of Miss Ma mb Hovdebo on tfrt street or an In formal evening en Monday. After a short btfstne session, the yvening was devoted to- card and ew- injf, MiiM Kmroa Ooflfrer amiiitr th bort in nerving ilsinfr refrexhmcnfs. A token of irr-inlrrcc thn clul) a rpf.tr filtle farewell gift Mm, Ada ',(.), a i-m(-r of thn rinb who i leavioa Hur!y for an tntl rd iit lo rlativr is I'aaadena, Cal ifornia, Mr, fi! Mr. John O. (Joltra and daughter, Mia Helen Ooftra, left Mon day for a koj'.i.to in nouthirrn (Califor nia. The r-rjrf-e.t (o remnln In tho aonfb for a rmmler of week and will vinil Han l)iej(o and other .lmee of intftf rut, Mrn, CIor(? llaoek and two rhiMrm wh hf hcf.n viitinff Mm. Knack 'k mo'hr'r, Mm. 1'nulino Jowmi, for a few lata, rrturnd t tlmir boom in Port land Mondxy, EVERYTHING HUMAN HAIR GOODS OnarKt4m4 I'lrnt Quality Ualf at xcptlonallf low prteaa. Ilava Tour Own Comblngi mad tip by an Kprt- Tha Bntter Way" W.IiCirard , rhM ess ana w. mgb it Balm, Orofon, I Mr. William Tf, I,tle'a mxt.rr, Mm. kobfrt X, fanfildr wh ha ln ing a fw week in rttlm with fcor Knbnd, Refmaentatiir Hfanfielrl, left yte-rdy for t'ortland rn route to hrrr home in I'enfiilefon. I)rinj( her visit in Salem Mr. .tan field wa delixhtfutly entertained. f'omdimeinsf aa old member, the I'ruitflc and I'leaoant f'oint e,fl rlb Stave a pleasant nrtrisie itarty several dy go Im Mr, tartra Greenfield of Montana, wh before her marriage waa Miaa J .sura Vatea. The iest nerve.l a Inneh after- wbieb a abort jrogrnune w ettjoyfi. The following number were given: I'iarfo VflOj'Mr. flreenfield; voeai nolo, Mr. K. M, foafea and aolo, John Vatei. Jntereriiin(( the iirorarnme s a ronteat given by Mr, l W. I'otter, with the prize fallinir lo Mm, A. (',. Mteinjfntbe, and a mz.le by Mm. .'oate for whieh the J.riet! Were won by Mm. Nov Ohrnart and Mm, I,. W, Cotter. Those tirewnt were Mexlameti I,. W. Cotter, K. . Co tea, I. Vanderhilt, C lifford done, Koy Ohtnart, Hehoiriert, i. M, Cobnrn, A. Hfeinarnbe, Mis Mitric Milium, litflo Evelyn Cobnrn, Marirnret ,fonea, fe Ohinarf. Allan Jonea and John Vate. Mr. and Mr. W. T. Iavi of SIT, Jorth 2lt atreet entertirie a num ber of friend Haturdar for Mr. Iavi' mother, Mr. A. M, Willnon of Wh- intrri, Knnaaa, who i panning the win ter in Mnlern. The festivity wa jdnnned ft an at tention to the visitor on the oeeion of the aeventy-nintb amiiversiary of her birthday. After enjoying an informal time at the home of the boat, the party aa aenibled to the home of their aon, I., A. Iavi, lor a ilinner. Thoe asked to part ielste in the eelcbration were: Mr, r'rank found, Mm. (', Y. Ifoval Mr. I!. Y. Holomon, Mr. Jeie Vrre, Mr, fianmnn, Mr. R. A. Hhit.lev, Mr. and Mr. Heth Me- (Miirg of Wiaronain, Mm. Wayne J. linker, Mr. Young, Mm. ( hnrle rer- rell, Mr. f. B. Kouthwick, Mm. Dn rerrell, Mr, and Air. 1,. A. Davi, Mm. H. M. l)avi and little on Chester, Vedn and Viola Ferrell, Eustace YVnrd, Yevi, Ethel and lion Itovi, lla.rry Krouer and Miles linker. Tn celebration of the eighty aecnnd anniversary of Mr. Louisa MeKinney'a birthday a delightful dinner party was given Tuesday evening at her home: en 13IM North Church street, Th guest included relative and friend of the honor guest who wa the I Fr' report wa reeetre4 by tele arrapb ttm 'eatira. He 4eelare4 rthe fiermaa anbnsariiie peat fir o-t , the r:refa frf.o a di.rr ef 3ht)f yar is ami t4t ker proeetilea atraek the ee ret-ated;y. We bMt were I.w eie.l, i rn-t. deIareil, tk aians jf:a were turned aa these, ' invest. . t T"here shrapn.'I shell sfrnek the! I Eavestone' pa hr. killing the J niaferr stewar-i and three ail.,rs. i jel-.din Frirhard Wailaee, the Ane. j ir," rh aeport eoarianed. "The : seeondi r.ffieer m wounde.i. ) "Wki-a the fct e.anfiaing the ' survivo-a had rowed 'niO ya,rda away, the Eareyton sank. The aubTnaria i then approarhed near the boat hnt I n:ad no inquiry a to injnriea te. the snrcivom, aor her eoanmander proffer aid." It wis pirtinterl out here that the consul 'a report reeifieally fail to- meatina any of the three faetor which might, be ronstmed a makiag the inking of the Eavestne legal nader infeTtiafiiipal law. Ha did nt ay that the Eaet'rcie w warned ic advance of the attack; h did M nenUoa re sistance offered by the Evetae, nor were there, amy deta.il of aa attempt to ee let a.wailant. t.'noffieial (neenstowa . disfiatc.he today qtr ted nrvivor landed there a telling harrowing aforie of their ex perience in being shelled by ahrapnel while endeavoring to eseape. Two boar w r launched t.y the erew when it became apparent the Eavestone was in a sinking condition, but before these two bad entirely cleared away the German goa fire began. The ffeentown pre dispatcbe agreed that five person bad been killed, lifting in additioa to tbe eap taia and teward, the engineer and two teamen, ir.c.lndinsr Ttichard Wallace, ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 2Scat all draist3. S KINS GEORGE OPHIS PARLIAMENT SESSION ViTTH ADDRESS TODAY OFFICIAL RECORDS OF liLNE RURAL ROUTES IM Har died Out of Salea Ofcc Aggregates Great Total State Department Will . Rule Secretly On Sailings "Washington, Feb. 7. The taf. de partment t about to make a secret rul ing on the sailing of American ship. This fact became officially known to day along with announcement that the American line steamer ht, l,oui will not be given a convoy. The notification will be forwarded to American ship line including the Am erican line. The atate department will not jive ont the statement, because, they say. President YWlaon does not wish to make it public. Apparently no restriction will be placed on publication from the steam ship office. Tbe Quinine that Doe not Affect Head lieeause of its toni and laxative ef fect, l,exativo lirnmo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing nerv onsnes nor ringing in the head. There 1 only one " Broino Quinine" E. W. OROVK'H signature la on box, 25. F I - , i earner, ii Declares Germany $ Recent f4 (frertnres Ofered No Pos sible Basis for Peace The efficial record of. the artie rural aiair esrrtem eit of aleia for the aioarh of January is a f.,llu"s: Roate "o. 1 for which E. X. Branson earner, inclnite 2, J nuies. -Jlr. e all the atail farriers into retort at o'clock in the t morama aad leave the iffn;e at t :d ! after assorting hi-s mail. He delivers I to 2"5 fannliei wita 5;-i patrooj over 10 t yearn of age. ixunng tne atonts a j tefivered U.tki.l piece of mail and T-w n w.- !' niecea baodled, li.iX . ,7 1 MeUett Eoute No. 2 is eovered by Chas. W. (la.ted Pre afaff correspondent) j Brasher. He travel bat 22.2 Miie aid Iodon, Feb, 7. England aad ker! geaeralty get back to the office at aflie are steeled aaaninuKialy to e-i -:15 tb afrero. He delivers or core "just reparat t. ..:,,;. r.'oi'l deliver iB jaanarv, i.j.iiij piece or ton, restitatioa for- .. . , .-' . ntee for the fatare"! r i-.w: nie hV.A w, ,ki. route ! of farther oatrajre"! MI:i: :.u . i the past and gnara and ao "threat by Germany caa move them from tail determination. King George so yolced tie entente's purpose ia hi "speech from tbe throne" in the aonsj of lords, mark ing opening of parliament today. He in patron than 19 yearn old. Aayoae under It) years of age is not considered a patron. Route No. 3 is in the care of l.yman McDonald, who travel 25 mites daily. He ha the large number of 347 families mated that Oermaey-. reeent neffee. ! Pw "rrv wua parous had contained "no iihU bi.i. mOT"B 'ieeren .,-u pieces oi peace." "luring the winter," the king eon tinsed, "my navy maintained Bnchai- lenged and eeaseles watch on the sea anfi enroreed vigorously a blockade of PERUNA in Your Home ' A Lcssewife must gife ll first aid in colds, roughs and otiier ailmcnJi Ha promptness in apply ing the remedy cften saves a serious Ejws. fier txperience with remedies has Jed her to know that PERUNA b always reliable, that she should have it oo hand for the immediate treatment of coughs and cckK and that it is always to hct Mr-, f, nrf Parker. 41 j Mtirt M. Mca ih. teirs.. mT;ict: e av Pe r?aa n mnt tmJv w m mMtt t4 yew, mta fcv if.rji ft a rrrf"rHT riurJ SBMfjc. If mtot tiM ihjr fra o( ut tsacn at a Mi pr" The eiperience of one woman, ivea herewith is typical of thousands of let ters that reach the Peruna Company from grateful friends w ho have found their homes incom plete, and their family safety in danger without PLKUNA. Colds and Catarrh The great weight of testimony that has accumu lated in the 44 years that PERUNA has been on the market prove it,tr.oiMl question, to be tire reliable family rem edy, ever ready to take, preventing tbe serious effects of colds. toughs, grip and derangements) of the digestive organs. This 1 proof is published from tune to time and many families have protted by it. trma, Jum WH"U m tUH hiahr fm snmkmc. Cany t i" i mil ti i mmi in- i miiii The Pervaa Coopaay, Columbus. Ohio I kesaa wsia k nrra!nnu OKb I mftma. with a Mod Baav yeanL Bni aid am fceca very serwj toJ rerrnOv. Sties I v t Pr.a ile itrnrrrae T una ka ttiKMtnnmt. od my kewi aarf mm trr w wvQKi p is the njninr I vm ttr xir mrb lbs reswhi. t iha't'Miiaiue t w K wkl I as tn.-eij rid rA caTh. " I sescTiir rwwoaieod it as hoee-Mmeic ioe. VKhil d.xs far ker it a read? lo (r The Family Safeguard M I J mm T J on the average eets back to the post- mail, collected 2,410. making a total of offiee at 2r45 p. m. During January he 25.510 pieces handled. delivered 17,051 pie and collected Bonte So. 4 is served by fieorge r. 2,42?. making a total number of piece? Litchfield, traveling 24 I S miles daily. of mail handled, 19,477. He get back from his work about 2:45! Boot No. 9 is in the eare of James the enemr. Vv tnin An,ie . P- bot every day he must take note 'A. Bemmgton. He delivers to 1S8 fam- eessfol operation 1n Eurone MesoPota-' of 297 families with its SH9 patrons over'ilies with (541 patrons and manages to livered 17.6(4 piece of mail and cot-! Daring Jannary be delivered 13,100 leeted 2,r77, making a total of 19.7til ' pieces of mail and collected 1,721. Hence Bonte No. 5 is in the care of James ,darinff January he was obliaed to note wot. to al"- -'"e", no iraveig anuv n.-t nines , carefully J4.SL,1 pieces 01 mail, in serving joj ramiues. inese tammes are of pretty fair size as the record siiows 1,553 to be over the aye of JD. He delivered in Jannary 19.015 pieces of mail and eolleeted 3,521. making a total op mia and are fully prepared to renew the truggle in close and cordial coopera tion with my allies in every field. i trust their united effort will carry the neccer atready victorious conclusion. "I have invited representative of the dominions and the Indian empire, which have borne so glorious a share in tbe straggle, to confer with my minis- recipient of a number of attractive gifts. The guest were: Mr. and Mr. ,T. L. McKimiev, Mr. and Mr. Elmer MeKin- nev of Albany, Mr. and Mr. Lee Hurst and daughter Lillian and Margaret of All.any, Mr, and 1r. K. (,'. ( bnrchill Mr. and Mr. Kldon Churchill of i'ort land, Mr. and Mr. Henry Hcholl and daughter i armen of JInhbard, Mrs. Liv ingston, Mr. Mnrr, lcwia McKinnev, Harold McKinnev, Walter Churchill of Portland, Mis Mathel Chnrchill. Mr. and Mr. Ocortte Owen of 22fl r.im avenue entertained a few young ruins informally several day ago with fin evening of music. At a late hour refreshment closed the evening. those present were the Misses Kuth Aspenwnll. Mndolyn Owen, Klla Owen, and Halpli I'almer Kenneth Aspenwatl, r.mii Paulson and reruinand Paulson, TRY JOURNAL WANT IDS "Give Me As Sleep O'Nights" Jullu Cawiar. Men ( i UsUJ v One of the most admirable of modem recipes for good, healthy iiigni-sieep 19 tne abstaining from coffee (and tea) at the evening meal. .A better recipe, for health and comfort at m times 13 total abstinence. For a cheering, healthful, non-disturbing, delici avbVCittge;, U3C pujiiiiiak ter on important question of com-Stf 22,K56 piece handled. mon interest relating to the war, which ! Boute No. 6 is served by Oration L. step, I trust, will result in re-establish-' Fifher. He delivered H.ooO niece and ment of closer relations in all part of collected 2,47. On this route are 216 tne empire. families with 1,35,5 patrons. Mr. Fisher 'Jie accomplishment of the task to goes to work at 7 o cloek in the morning (,:.!, T k. .. .-. . . v . i in . . . . . 1 . . . . . . i The Boils Of Lazariss which I have set my band will entail and manages to get Wk to the post- were eased by the dogs who licked B.S. S. isAe only proper rem unsparing demands npon the energies! office on average days at 2:45 oVtock. f the infected places, but they were notth?s breaUr.g out ( t the sl.ui, 1 and resources of all my subjects, hot I Boute No. 7 i traveled by Percvred. llany moiiern peopleemploy I it actr upon the blood, cleanri SWISS REMAIN NEUTBAL Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Feb. 7. The Swiss federal council met yes terday in order to discuss President Wibon's invitation to neutrals to join his action. Ks decision is not yet known The newspaper Berncr Bund, which frequently is tciui-official in utter ances, writes: "In our opinion, which certainly aho is that of the whole Swiss nation, the federal council will not swerve from strict neutrality." The official press bureau -wireless re port also quotes at length several oth er Swiss newspapers which argue that Switzerland's traditional policy of neu trality will not permit her to join th United tSatcs. am assured that the people will respond to ffverv Cftll neepaiir rr, Iho hipmii I of the eanse with the same indomitable ardor and devotion that has filled, me with pride and gratitude since the war began. "I pray Almighty God to give His blessing to your councils. " War put it sombre touch on the usu al picturesquenes and colorful gor- geousnesa oi a parliament opening. there was a modified parade, with a good deal of the pomp of other days out precedent wa smashed when, for the lirst time tn tbe history of the an cient lawmaking body, the peers and peeressea who attended the ceremonies wore merely simple plain morning clothe in place of the gorgeous robes and coronets heretofore donned. The king and queen journeyed to the parliament 0ening which took place at noon sharp in a plain roach drawn by ix black horse, There were the usual escorts of royalty, including the Royal Horse Guards, but the war touch was furnished in squads of mounted of ficer representing the army of each of Kngland a dominions and colonies, who formed part of the procession from the palace to the parliament buildings. These officers were dressed in the ser vice khaki uniforms of the trenches. instead of the usual gorgeous court uni forms glittering with gold lace. Tbe procession inside tbe parliament building was mostly naval and mili tary, 1 our hundred wounded colonial soldier and officers attended by uni formed nurse, occupied the whole of tho royal gallery. All foreign diplomats were present and here, too, precedent was broken, for, instead of appearing in full state regalia, with court uniforms, the dip lomat wore frock and cutaway coats. A few selected foreign newspaper writers, including the representative of the United Press, were especially in vited to witness the ceremonies. NO WARNING GIVEN (Continued on page two.) ki j.-'.'tne same metnoa m tneir treatment nis aay - , i ..i . p. m. On this route are " C. .i -. ti,.... 2t;0 families with 762 patrons over 10 ie,V.,w r In BnT,U i year, old. The mail delivered numbers ' nl tKev W 15,690 piece, and collected 2,517. Hence ( VZlfTr-t fac7wh1rh i, J ,,.,- T ' , . fl- cured them Tne important fact wnicti rfece B JaDuary' "'2 " ! they faU to recognize is. that these I' '" , t slrin diseases nre riisenx of thf blood. Koute o. 8 of which tremont L. ,u, .Di tr,, them, because they interna! ailments. Pugh, who gets back from work 'at 2:15 p. m. On this route are Koute im a ot wmcn rremont i I ,nd no te, ?- "iSr" fv f-i -oa '". f Permanently cure mail to 2fi families wtih 9H patrons.: !j e'sentially Mr. Smith begin work at 7 o'clock and I Is the only proper remedy fo:1 because ine an ! revitaiizir.g it, and removing the cause, of infection. It should be borne inj mind that S. S. S. is purely vegetable, ; made from native roots, herbs and barks, and that it contains no habit-f forming drugs or other injurious in-( . gredicnts. Obtain a bottle of S. S. S from your drug-gist and if you heed, the advice of a physician, write to the, Medical Department, Swift Specifia Co- 301 Swift Building, Atlanta, Ga XX 1C10U3 UM "There's a Reason" """""'T-riiniHiri im iejL hiiii.lijl uiii lu mmvm ... " iiiinin 1 1 m.s m. . f aboard had been saved. No loss of life was specified. With the I.orton, the total of ship sunk today reached five, with a total of 12,U0U tons. Tbe total tonnage of ves sels destroyed by Germany since Feb ruary 1, when the unbridled submarin ing order went into effect, is now about Four Persons Killed. London, Feb. 7. Two persons aboard the British steamer Saxon Briton were killed when that boat was sunk by a submarine today. The captain and 14 members of his crew were safely lauded. Twelve were survivor of the British steamer Azul, also reported sunk. Two More Are Sunk.. London, Feb. 7 The British steamers Vestra and Crown Point were officially reported eunk today. Tbe Saxon Briton was an iron screw steamer of 1,337 tons; built ia 188.1, registered at Grangemouth, Kngland, and the property of the Kerr Htenmsbip company. The Axul is a steel screw steamer of S.074 ton; built in 1S8, registered at Iindon and the property of the Buenos Aires Great Southern Kailway com pany. The Vestra was a eteel screw steamer of 1,021 tons, registered at Grange mouth and owned by J. T. alvesen Co. The Crown Point was steel screw steamer of 5,218 tons, registered at Liv erpool aad owned by Norfolk h North American Steamship 'company, With the two other steamers previous ly reported sunk, the tonnage of ves l annk today so far totaled 10,650. XX XX XX XX XX XX 4-y- Here's What Our Clearance Sale Really Amounts to Its like paying you m oney to wear Har t Schaffner k Marx and I Bishop's ReadyTailored clothes They're such good clothes in quality of material, in tailoring, in style, ' in all wool fabrics, and their value so standard, that you can pass them for face-value almost as readily as you do a bank-note, When we sell them for less than regular price, it's like giving you money see the point; better act on it. Coprrlaktltut SchsSawaMsni $30.00 Suits now ......... . . ?23.85 OVERCOATS, FANCY FABRICS $25.00 Suits now J21.25 $25-00 now. $18.75 $25.00 Suits, but one of kind, $19.85 $20.00 Coats now $14 85 $20.00 Suits now $15.85 $15.00 Coats now $120 We use the forceful method of closing out all broken lines of Clothing, which enables us to show an entire New Stock each season. We stilH have a few Boys' Knee Pants Suits that we are closing out at ONE-HALF PRICE SALEM - WOOLEN MILLS STORE. 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