THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 7, 1917. THREE GLASS OF SALTS IF YOUR KIDNEYS HURT LAST CHANCE SPiGION IB OUR NEW SHOES ARRIVED YESTERDAY The latest and most authentic styles in boots from that most gifted designer "JOHN KELLY" Every woman of Salem and vicinity who would bo faultlessly fitted with one of these striking new models should not fail to consult us at once. The new colorsthe new and best fabrics and leathers the most rea sonable prices and assured satis- l action. , ; : We fit your feet scientifically o 1 1 "l I " ' I Eat Less Meat If You Feel i Conviction of German Mem Bachachy or Have Bladder Trouble jSalts Fine for . Kidneys Meat forma uric a'il which excites nnl overworks the kidneys in their ef forts to filter it from the system. Reg- . ular eater of meat must flush the kid neys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels, re- , moving all the a ids, waste and poison, 1 1 lo you feel a dull misery in trie kul , ber of Treason Reflects .OnJUl St. Paul, Minn., Mar. 7 I-arge num bers of German-Americans who consti tute one-foorth of the Minnesota Na tional (iuardsmen, are under suspicion, following the eonviction of Private l'aul I.. Scoarfenberjr, Company L, First Minnesota infantry, of treason, it be came known today. Scharfenberg was sentenced to five years at the federal prison at Leavenworth, after it became ney region, sharp pains in the back or j established that he wrote his mother in 'sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and .when the weather is bad you have rheumatic I twinges. The urine is cloudy, tall of sediment; the channels orten get irri tated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the night. To neutralize these irritating acids Germany, ridiculing the United Mates army, attacking I'residcnt llson and asserting 10,000,000 Germans in the I'nited States would revolt in case of war with Germany and flock to the fatherland. Attempting to provide Germany with I'nited States military information was and flush , off the body's urinous wast the specific charge against the Gopher imt n limit fnnr mnw4 nf .Iml SfiltK 1 i tul in a glass ot water before break fast for a few days and your kidneys will thnn Oft !,ia anil ttln ,1 icj,t-itr disappear. This famous salts is made iiimii in,: iti ii wi ;m'r!i ami 1,-iuuii .juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation,. Jad Salts is inex pensive; harmless and makes a delight ful effervescent lithia-water drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoiding .serious kidney and bladder diseases. 50C Special on this great household convenience BUREN'S FURNITURE STORE 179 .Commercial Street As Good As Owning California Orange Grove If you hnvo ever longed for an orange grove all your own somewhere in Cali fornia, you can enjoy the pleasure of realizing the next thing to it this week and staying right here in town at the tame time. It's all because next Saturday, March 30, is National Orango day. For several days great quantities of oranges have been coming in by fast freight until every fruit dealer and grocer in town las a large supply of this wonderful Jfruit. The front windows of almos every store are being dressed with or anges, and a number of the merchants have gotten some very artistic effects with the gay fruit. Orange day is a country-wide institu tion, coming each year on a Saturday early in March. It is at this time that 'Price Decline Sharp In Chicago Markets i ! Chicago, Mar. 7. Grains, which, I without exception, opened higher to j day, declined sharply later. The im- proved car situation and a feeling that I prices had gone high enough were giv jen.as causes. A slump of from 25 to M cents in the hog market after the official close, sent provisions tumbling from 25 to 75 cents. May wheat op ened up 3-4, later declining 1 7-8 to $1.8!) 5-8; July opened up 7-8, subse quently losing 1 3-8 to $1.55 b-o; .rp tember opened up 7-8 and later lost 5-8 to $1.46 3-4. Corn opened stronger but prices re acted with wheat. May opened 7-8, but later declined I 1-4 to $1.08; July open led up 1 1-8 and later lost 1 5-8 to $1.- 07 1-4; September opened up 5-8, subse quently losing 1 to $1.00 1-4. Oats opened sharply higher, but the gain was eliminated when other grains dropped. May opened up halt, later los ing 1 1-8 to 50 3-8, while July, which opened up 1-4, declined 3-4 to 5" 1-4 on the drop. Provisions opened irregular. Porji was up but lard and ribs remained un changed. Later, with the decline in the hog market, sharp losses were recorded, l'ork fell from 72 to 87 cents. Lard and ribs showed similar losses. Charlotte Objects to Pink Lingerie; Chicago, March 7. Pink lingerie! To Make More Arrests in Connectioon With Plots New Yor.1t, Mar. 7. Important docu ments bearing on alleged plots in New- York iu connection wirh the arrests of Dr. Chandr Chukiaberly, Dr. Krnest Sckunner, Fritz Kolb and Hans Schwartz are on their way here today from Washington to be used as evi dence. More arrests are expected. One of the men held here is Denu Crones, Chicago poisoned soup anarchist, the police and federal authorities sihi ed, following receipt of requests from Chicago that the men be examined in an effort to identify one as the vanish ed Cronos. Kolb and Schwartz will be arraigned this afternoon in Hoboken on charges of having explosives iu their possession. the supplies of California Naval or-1 anges are largest. Starting several j weeks before Orange day, extra gangs i of pickers have been picking the f ruit I in the immouse groves of California, I and millions of oranges, it is estimated by the officials of the California Fruit tirowers' Exchange, have been shipped during the past 'few weeks to meet the tremendous demand on Orange day, 1917. Orange day has become a nation al festival in recognition of the many healthful and delicious qualities that California oranges bring to everyone. So every day during Orange week, we can all have the next best thing to a full bearing orange tree in the back yard. that resembles a valentine is as out of place on a woman as ruffled panta lettes would bo on a horse. And women don't wear fluffy crepe do chine un mentionables because they like 'em, but because they want to make them selves attractive to men. These and some other startling things are embodied in the opinion of Airs. Charlotte I'erkins UUman, as ex pressed before the college club of Chi cago. "Styles change," she said, "be cause women have to make a constant ly new appeal to those who are event ually to support them. ' ' Mrs. Gilman predicts that the end of the European war will mark the end of marriage with the economic relation as its underlying motive. A SURE WAY TO , END DANDRUFF There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it iu gently with the fin ger tips. .By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you hay have. You will find all itching and dig ging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS IN a - Xv, f 'fife- V . - HEAR THEM SING llis letter to his mother was intercepted by British censors and returned to the United States government. "President Wilson will soon be out of the way all right," the letter said. Just what means were to be employed to send the executive into oblivion were not staged. He referred to officers of the I'nited States army as "cobblers, who would not stand up and figUt n case of invasion. His conviction became known when a contingent of guardsmen returned to day from the border. He was recruit ed into a regiment returning today when tne guard lett. His life before enlist ing is unknown. He was bom iu Ger many. ART EXHIBITS HERE Would Have Art Association and Bring Exhibits to Salem Promised Aid To Rebels In Effort To Worry the United States Havana, Mar. 7. Direct evidence of Gt rmany'g aid to the Cuban rebel cause was declared to have been uncovered to day in examination of papers found after the arrest of Dr. l.uis Otavio Diviuo, a well known liberal leader, and two members of the Cuban congress. Ac cording to poiice officiate, a proclama tion signed by revolutionary leaders, a copy of which was discovered in Di-1 vino's home, contain the statement that j "Germany hai promised to'aid." Since publication in the United States of the Zimmerman letter and circum stantial stories carried in American newspapers of the activities of varioils German propaganda organizations, Cub an government officials have been ac tivo in searching out possible German machinations here. It has been charged that a number of American agents were siding and that proof had been found of the existence of an organization called "the iron cross " Defection ly voluntary surrender of Pedro Del Portal, a well known leader in the revolutionary movement, gve the insurrectionary movement a body blow, in the opinion of government of ficials today. Portal was expected here today uuder guard. "The general condition could not be more satisfactory," declared a formal statement issued by President Menocal, "in view of special circumstances at tending the seditious movement." The president declared the Sanitago rebels "must, either surrender or the drive into the sea.' ' 1ST UMBRA MUSICAL CO NEDT CO fiUlHrlDIlH P New Show New Songs New Dances Thursday-Frida y BLIGH THEATRE Thursday-Frid a y SEE THEM DANCE There is a movement under discus sion among art lovers in Salem for the establishment of an art association, under the auspices of which high class art exhibits could be brought to this city and placed on display for short periods. It is believed that such an associa tion is needed in the city and that itc establishment would do a great dear toward developing an appreciation for the best there is in painting and si'lup ttire. Portland has such an art association and it has been a great benefit in bringing close home the works that have gained fame throughout the world for their beauty and artistic sig nificance, Salem has a large number of people who are interested general ly in pictures but the average taste has not been educated to an apprecia tion of the best. Art For Everybody The idea that art is for the wealthy, for the artist alone, Is decried because art itself lies close to 'the heart of each and every human in some way or oth er, and needs only the opportunity to spread its gossamer wings. It is suggested that a convenient and suitable place to house exhibits would be the auditorium of the city library, and that it could be made as useful from this standpoint as it is in pre senting the great operas by means of the victrola. Portland's art institute this month is drawing interested visitors on ac count of the exhibition there of the pictures of Jonas Lie (pronounced Lee), who spent some time in the i'an-j ama canal zone. A largo number of the pictures of this exhibit are of Panama scenes and the construction of the great canal. I Exhibit in Portland I The exhibit will be seen at the in stitute, which is located at Fifth and Taylor streets, all through March, when it will be sent to San Francisco. It is declared by art critics that these pictures arc wonderful in the stories they tell of the magnitude and poetry of the tropics and the canal. It is pointed out that if Salem had an art association and a place in which to house an exhibit like the one now in Portland, it would add much to the city as an art community in bringing such exhibits hero for a few days at least- That, a move will bo made in the near future looking towaVd the estab lishment of such an association is be lieved certain. Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, of the 'frame Shop, is enthusiastic over the idea and believes a great deal could be done in forming a right artistic tast in the young people of Salcin. Why the Journal Is popular It prints the world 'a news to- day while it's news. State Divided Into Districts. Cantine arid Four Others" Cut Out No highway engineer was chosen by the new state highway commission, which met yesterday for the first time. The commission decided to inako com plete investigation as to the qualifica tions of the candidates for the position : of highway engineer, which position carries a salary of $U,UUU a year. Ap plications from Oregon men and engin eers from other states have been made to the commission for the iob. When the commission met yesterday, 11, was cauea to oruer by v. l,, inomp son, of Pendleton. On motion of J. E. Adams, of Eugene, S. Benson, of Port land, was chosen chairman and the commission got down to business. The session lasted until lato yesterday aft ernoon. As a result o'f the deliberations, five employes of the state highway depart pient, will bo out of a job. Among these is E. J. Cantine, formerly state high way engineer. Those retained bv the commission tiro O. Ed Ross, auditor and temporary secretary; K. H. Coppock, draughtsman; A. H. Davies and Charles U. Gerkey, W. J. Schofiold, J. H. Scott and John Skans, draughtsmen; Lewis W. Metzger, designing engineer S. . H. Probert, locating engineer; Pearl Davis, foreman of the Siskiyou work; 1). P. Greniger and M. O. Bennett, with a party of five working in Morrow coun ty. The Tftree Districts. It was decided to approve of the nav- roll of the old commission from the time the new law became effective until the employes were cither discharged or re-appointcdj lo facilitate the work of the com mission the state was divided into rttrce parts, like unto ancient Gaul. The coun ties assigned to the commissioners are as follows; Commissioner Adams will have charce of all of western Oregon except the counties assigned to Commissioner Ben son. Commissioner Benson will have charge of Lincoln, Polk, Tillamook, Yamhill, Washington, Clatsop, Colum- Todav - Tomorrow Blanche Sweet in a thrilling story of an American Woman Doctor among superstiti ous Mexicans "THE EVIL EYE" VD IIDrDTV ni iin 111.11 in 11 iWiiii'iitriiwiiJir'iiMiMia L CUT THIS OUT PROFIT SHARING CERTIFICATE Upon purchasing a Suit or Overcoat or Mackinaw at our atoro during the week of March 4 to and Including March 10th, to the amount of $12 or over, and presenting thia Cer tificate properly signed and addressed, the holder may select $5.00 in merchandise immediately or may retain Certificate and at any time prior to June 30th may select the merchandise, which consista of Hats, Bhoea, Overalls, Caps, Boys' Clothing, Mackinaw. Raincoats, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, in fact anything in our ttore. BRICK BROTHERS, at Brick's Corner Corner State and liberty Streets, Salem 1 Signed Address DON'T MISS THIS It's finding $5.00. Be sure to come in before the end of the week and make your selections. BRICK BROS. Brick's Corner State and Liberty Streets "The House That Guarantees Every Purchase" Bomb Plotters Are HddWithout Bail Hoboken, X. J., March 7. Fritz Kolb, German resttrvist and Hans Schwartz, nlleged (ierman bomb plot ters, were held without bail when ar raigned this atleinoo-n before Hecord er 'arsten. The technical chargo against them bin, Multnomah, Clackamas, Hood Eiv or and Wasco counties. The counties assigned to Commissioner Thompsou comprise all of eastern Oregon except Klamath, Hood River and Wasco coun ties. Petitions for highway work' will be sent to (Secretary Boss, at Hulem, who will notify the commissioner from whose territory the application conies. Ihis commissioner will then investigate the matter of the petition, arrange a hear ing and place it all before the commission. The Quinine that Does not Affect Head Because of its tonis and laxative ef fect, Lexative Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing nerv ousness nor ringing in the head. There is only one "Bromo tjmuine" K. W. GROVR'S signature is on box. 25c. was conspiracy and "unlawful posses sion" 'of explosives with intent. Both men admitted at the hearing that they had been in possession of bombs when they were arrested. Their cases will be turned over to the grand jury for action by state authorities. It is believed they intended to set timo bombs in tho Black Tom munition ter minal. Assistant Prosecutor Vickers was present at today's hearing, listening closely to nil evidence. Before the pro ceedings he had been closeted with the men and questioned them closely. Another man was arrested early to day on suspicion of having been im plicated in tho plotting has been released. 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