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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1917)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. APR. 11. 1917. THREE Wutf Suits Begun by Corernor West Dismissed la the matter of the suit brought apreral Jea m ago at tba instigation of 6ovcraor West to recover Ian. In in liar iMjr raunty tbat were alleged to have bea rf!iilently acquired, at a meet- mm4 Today remember to orders aupplyof Sun kiat Oranges from your dealer Sunkiat are the uniformly good Orange. ' Sunkist Uniformly Good Oranges California FnutGrewenExckant ir.g of the state laud bnarJ yesterday l"The principle things to docril are'kgiaq shall reeeire half of this afternoon the 1'acifie Ijrettock com-! immeasurable deserts, palm trees, aujirreae for its support. panr, represented by Attorney A- U I Aral, with a fauna of asses and earn Shaw of Portland, asked that the suits els." be dismissed. .f,t i,,.w lie is at Amsra. alut a The question rame up in the last se-thir,l ,i. nv .... ,k,, Tiuris toward sion of the legislature when an appro-j Hajj.lad. "I have not Wen aide to get nation of "IW0 was asked to continue !U, j,l(0 Hunting liue ret, mid mv the suits and prosecute to a final te-, adventures have been no more e.-itiiig! termination. At that time T. It. Kay, or roman,ju ,han bavin sandf lies in ' eddition to their regular program representing the state land board, an.l!mv ho,( at iht and tons of an down,"'" H'k he Wbteri Literary bo i-'mv l.v . nv Unt in t .f it . cictt win cien oiurcrs ror me rinai Thr men have been forced to leave school. 1'ndttT the doctor's advice Keith L.vniau lett Friday, for his home in tiresham. Harry t'risp and Floyd Holmes for their homes in Washington. he. acquire a propensity of girth that be (Ilea my simple habits. torney genera), appeared before legislature. The state lsnd board averred it wa not responsible for the suits and as they had been started by the governor it was ui to that office to continue, if action is to be token. The legislature isidered, one to the constitution and failed to appropriate any money to fi-.tho other to the by-laws of the orgaui- nance the prosecution and the matter jzation. the one to the constitution is is halted. No action was taken by the .To make article III, section 2 read quarter of this year. bourd in the matter. Almost a complete reelection of of ficers was necessary to fill the vaean- At the next regular student body jcics. ir the varsity Y. M. cabinet. Al mectinr? two amendments will be con-ipheus Gillette was chosen president to take Kay AtteDerys place; Harold Nichols, treasurer; Harold Kakin, de votional meetings; Homer Tasker, ex tension work; Blaine Bedingfield, lii blo study, and I'aul Doney, member ship. The terms of these officers will . University Notes The dues of the organization shall be three (i.l.UO) dollars per semester, pav- ',able upon registration, upon payment expire at the close of the association of which the student shall be entitled to a ticket admitting him or her to I all athletic contests conducted bv the In today's Collegian is published alstudent body during that semester, ami letter from Paul Human 11. At pres- to a subscription to the Willamette ol ent Mr. Iloman is engaged in Y. f. u. A. work among; the Hritish soldiers iu Mesopotamia expedition. His letter dated Jan. Hi, reached Salem a few days ago, and was in immediate reply to a letter sent him under date of Oct. 6. He says it had to follow a "puiy wants a corner" course for over three months, which isn 't so remarkable, since it had to go to tho very last place to find me. Campaign topics are taboo, and from his description of the country it is anything but a pleasant place to be. term. Mr. Gillette is a senior and has alwavs been an active Y. M. worker. leginn The prOosed amendment to the by laws is to make article II, section 1, read: All moneys received from the student body duos shall go into a gen eral fund, to be expended by order of tho executive committee, except that 50 cents per semester for each $H.U0 fee collected shall be turned over to the manager of the Willamette t'olle-i hotel last night when she returned to gian for tho support of that paper. I her home here from Chicago, These amendments virtually mean that the student body fee shall be in creased ! per year, and that the Col- Schumann-Heink Weeps While Singing Anthem San Piogo, Cal., April 11. With tears streaming down her cheeks, Mine. Ernestine Schmngniillcink sang the Star Banglcd Banner in a never-to-be-forgotten wav to a crowd in the Grant The band of te Twenty First infan try, of which regiment the diva is hon orary president, serenaded her on hei arrival. la the Grant lobby the band struc up the national autheui. There! as a pause and then S.-hvinisnn lleink's voice tsk up the strain. High above the baud her voice sounded anil men in the street stopped awl stood bareheaded until she had finished, sobbing. i 'Oh, it is terrible," she cried. "I have four sous and a son iu law ready and waiting to fight for America, while across the water another son fights in the German navy." HaveYou Been Sick? Then you must know that sickness leaves weakness and you should commence taking swffo mmmu to Dut an ecfee on your appetite. put power in your blood, induce restiul sleep and restore your nerve force. Scott's is a true tonic-food which is free from alcohol. Scott 4 feme, BlooauVld. 8. I. MMitakisaslMall P1 a? fP Vn 02222! UMlSMMMUUMat 22222222! 122222222222222222 n G322222322222222 ft ii Tkrtv j c el ' i x ncac ciiicijjiiaiug ucaicra ui uaiein cumuuiice uie winners ana winning word in the $3,000 Eveready Contest for a better name than "Flashlight" ;1 ri 11 II I! II !! 11 El II Ii tl II M M II II tl 1 ii Of Everything Manufactured by the EVEREADY COMPANY We Carry a Full Line Auto Bulbs Fresh Batteries House Lanterns Flash Lights Including Storage Batteries Farm Lanterns Miniature Bulbs Electric Candles Trouble Lamps Meters , Auto Lamp Chests Xmas Tree Sets SALEM ELECTRIC CO. "IF IT'S ELECTRIC, COME TO US" Masonic Temple Phone 1200 mm Wu carry a complete and large stock of these goods. We have a large Battery Business which enables to buy Batteries tre- quantly which insures you of Fresh Batteries. tl us M 11 H M II Ii II M M II tl II tl H ii tl n ti 13 ii n ti ti ii ti n ti n u ti ii ti ti H ti auser Bros. Salem Albany Eugene for this name Four People Receive $3000 each In our announcement last fall of the Eveready Contest for a better name than "flashlight," we stated that if "two or more contestants submit the word selected the full amount of the prize will be paid to each." We have made our selection without "re gard to the number of duplications. The word chosen was submitted by the four following contestants, to each of whom we are paying $3000.00: . Mrs. F.C. Grow, 1219 2d St, N.E.,Watertown,S.D. Katherine W. Hand, 1501 MulvaneSt.Topeka.Kan. Mita J. M. Schulz, 239 2nd St, Union Hill, N. J. Bertha A. Wilson, 413 Park Ave., Medina, N. V. The prize-winning word is DAYLO. It fulfills in a masterly way the requirements specified, viz.: a coined word that we can register as a trade-mark and a name easy to remember and entirely simple to pronounce. "DAY" suggests perfect light, and "LO" means "Behold!" "See!" The true significance, the living ideal of the relia bility and service characteristic of our product will hereafter find its expression in the new name, Eveready DAYLO. I wish I might personally thank each of the half million contestants and the millions of Eveready friends and users who have contributed so earnestly to the success of our search for a new name. Sincerely, Vice-Pnaident. American Ever Ready Works of National Carbon Co, The product that has outgrown its name "FLASHLIGHT' tl 11 tl '.i II is M 11 11 11 II li ti ll n 11 11 ll 13 H El II tl II 11 ti 11 11 tl 11 II 11 tl Well! Well! 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DENISON ELECTRIC FIXTURE & SUPPLY CO. ' 220 North Liberty Street. Watch These Dealers Windows Portland Paper's Scheme Con demnedCharacter of Credit Suggested The Salem Business Men 's league Rl their monthly meeting held lust evening v.tut on record very positively on two j'l-oposilioim. One wns that t lie league most heartily endorsed the action of the Patriotic league of the city iu its en lenvors to raise funds and the other was that its members as u body as well as individually were opposed to being solicited in any newspaper subscription contest wherein the merchants are to be asked to subscribe for a Vortlaud paper. Any person who attempts to hold up any merchant for a subscription to the Portland paper in this automobile giv ing away contest will be asked to see the secretary of the league nnd get. a card. The league most positively frowns down on subscription contests of all kinds, whether put on hy a Portland or Salem paper, end incidentally the Cap ital Journal was commended l'or stand ing against such contests. The trading; stamps bugaboo came in for its share of discussion ntid the ef forts that had been made to defeat any legislation whereby the big companies dealing in trading stamps could come into tho state. The sum of $50 was voted by tne league to pny part of the expenses incurred in this work during the sessions of the lite legislature. Editor Duncan Talks. Unbert ti. Duncan, managing editor of the Oregon Merchants' Magazine and secretnry of the Portland, Grocers' asso ciation, made a talk on "Organiza tion." The burden of his song was that the local grocers or the business men of any city could not go . through the world without being organized and he had the figures to show what well or ganized business could accomplish. As a shining example, he referred to the big mail order houses which had things so well organized that now almost every farmer had a mail order catalog occupy ing the main place on the center table As a means of fighting the big mail order houses, he suggested that a mer chant should have in his store goods from the mail order houses and his own goods displayed together as an ob ject lesson as to whether he could not sell as cheap, taking info consideration transportation charges. Concerning Credits. In discussing credit ratings, Mr. Dun can thought that not onlv those who Ujiwere of doubtful pay should be rated, f l but even those who are regarded as H I good for anything they want. He El thought a man might possibly be rated U j as all right for his grocery bill but not H rated quite so prompt pay or millinery M'and drygoodn nnd that every merchant Jjiwns entitled to know of both ratings. H Anyhow, Mr. Duncan claimed the two W: great enemies to the retail merchant jjwero the miil order houses and those H i who forget to- iiav for merchandise and that if the retail men of Salem or any j other city were to fight these two evils, it; could not be done by individual ef- , forts but by close organization. To arrange for an interesting pro gram at the next monthly meeting u committee of nine will be appointed by 'Fred W. Steusloff. director of the Knsi- llness Men's league. Five of the com- imittee were oppointed Inst niuht, W. 1). ; hvnns, L. T. Jinnies, O. J. Wilson, L. . Westacott and William Foster. The other fuur v. ill be appointed within a '. few days. The business men who arc members of this department turned out to the ' number of about .15 lost eveuinir and B jthe general discussions rather indicated Jjjthat the members of this department t are interested in the problems before Ijjthoiii, and know what, they want. Hi eamnl tint Tlerldrm Portland, Ore., April II. Eddie K'uinpi, of Kan FrniP'iscn, won a clean , cut derision over Lee Johnson, of 'Oakland, in six rounds here last night. Another Oakland boy, .Toe Gorman, lost Watching the Scoreboard Pacific Coast League Standings. .AV. L. lVr. San Francisco 5 ;l .iii:5 Los Angeles 4 3 .551 Vernon 4 4 .!Wi Salt Lako . 3 3' .!iot) Portland 3 4 .41 Oakland 3 5 .375 Prt- M M 1 H II tl II II II 13! Ri 11 in 11 11 h; n 11! n; u ti tl tl ll El U tl to Hill Mascott. Yesterday's Results. At Log Angeles Vernon, 3; land, J. At San Francisco San Francisco. 7: Oakland, 1. At Salt Lake No game with Los An geles; rain. Extra! Walter McCredie and Fire Kater Stovall met on the battlefield and no fight resulted. George has been telling how he was going to hit Walt ns soon as tho two met, but the only hit he got whs a sin gle in the sixth which scored two if Vernon 's three runs. 'Walt wasn't ht busted, at that. but his heart was Tho Beavers were helpless before Ait Fromme's shoots and could eke out only four hits. Two of them were for extra buses and scored Portland's only run. Tho Seals now occupy the top of the league all alone. They certninly did land on old Hill Burns in the first inning. Bill lasted long enough to put the bull tip to five batters, each one of whom got a hit. One of these was a screeching triplo by Phil Keener and when Kill retired from the fray there were four runs iu and none out. , ' "Top" Arlett took up the cudgel nt this stage and tho first crack out if the box wild pitched another run in. Ho wobbled badly in the second when the Heals grabbed three more hits nnd two runs, but "Pop" succeeded in retniuii his goat nud thereafter pitched nicely. Final score: Seals, 7j Oaks, 1, Rain postponed the scheduled open of the Bees end Angels nt Salt Lake. Overcome Chronic Constioation N Don't continue to create a bad habit of strong purgatives. They relieve, and that ia all. And they call for increased dosage. 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