Daily capital journal., April 17, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6

SIX
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1917.
GRAND THEATRE
4 More Nights
TON I OUT. WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY, IBID AT
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LOOK
FOB
THE
YELLOW
CAB
ALEmNDER
THE MAN WHO KNOWS
LOOK
TOR
THE
YELLOW
CAB
HINDU
MAGIC
Mystifying
Gripping
WEIRD,
STARTLING
BACK FROM V
THE FAR "
EAST I
LEVITA-
TIONS V .
VANISHING
"Ay
i.
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THE WOND
ER OF THE
20TU
CENTURY
THE HIGH
EST CLASS
MASTERY
SHOW EVER
STAGED
ORIENTAL GIRLS
DANCE OF THE
SERPENT OF
DEATH
ALEXANDER AS THE
WHITE MA Til A MA
CABINET AND
TRUNK
MYSTERIES
TABLES MOVE BY
UNSEN HANDS
AMAZING
BEWILDERING
(CRYSTAL SEER)
13 THE MARVEL
OF THE
1 IV
. sW
VOU WILL LEAVE
THE THEATRE WHOLLY
MYSTIFIED AND BEWILDERED
-AN OCCULT PHENOMENON
hlWHITE SOX SEITINQ
PACE FOR LEAGUES
Quality of Ball Put Up WiD
Make Other Teams Get
Down to Work
t Watching the Scoreboard t
Pacific Coast League Standings.
MAKES IT BLAUTIFUL
W. I.. Pit
: !an Francisco Id 4 .71
lxn Angele . .... " .545
Salt I-ke .'. 5 5 .5Wl !
Vernon 7 7 .5m) '
lVrtlail.l ti 7 .4(vJ !
Oakland 4 10 j
1 Br H. C. Hamilton.
j ( I'niti'il l're staff correspondent.
New York, April 17. Kid Gleason.
the veteran strategist and trainer of
the White N.x. ?au be blamed fur the
hole tlmis; I ml nv.
Yesterday' Results.
No games played, traveling day.
Try This! AH DandrufFff Dis
appears and Hah Stops
Coming Out
Today's Games.
Portland vs. Oakland, at .San Fran
ciwo.
San Francisco at Suit Lake.
is a sjiecialist who develops pitchers' Vernon at Lou Amides.
and thiUL'g int. i reul ball plnvors. Meter
! Ch.-asun in with the White Sox again
' lie is
Yesterday's her
two hits alone were enough to eonvinee
ence to the rust week s crop of White
Sox box M-ores tells the lest of the
story. 1 lie Dodger that they've made a bad
Clarence Rowland has never been able i start,
to snake more than ordinary efforts out I
of a sterling pitching corps, Since the Fcrdie Seliupp is licjriiiiiinir riht I
Surely try a .."Danderine Hail
I Cleanse" if you wink to immediately
j double the Iwauty of your hair. Jus?
moisten a eloth with Danderine nnd
draw it earefullv through your Imir;
... ., ,, ... Itakinit one small strand at a time; tki?
Waller Holke. Hisi .... ,.,., ,K .,, r
anv excessive oil in a low minute;
you be amazed. Your hair will be wavy,
tlutfy and abundant and possess an
incomparable softness, lustre and lux
utcu , v. com r wiere neieit ml last mil tor tne ,1(.sill,,s beautifying the hair, one ap
uii.ed in a no )t, uo-ruu name and I r-( Giants. He scored his f.rsl shutout of . i(, f i,a,ltf,,ri,,e (liliRlves cverv
bun tuber just marked up a two hit ( the year at the expense of the Dodgers. j,arti,,c of dandruff; inviKorntos the
pastime- . " sciilp, stopping itching and falling
W ith the White Sox hurler dome! this. Orover Cleveland Alexander was'
l ind of work, the future looks dark for equipped mainly with bad luck. The! Dau.lcnne is to the hair what fresh
about seven other American league Ilraves maced him for three triples in a slloW(,r8 of rain ani) gUnsliine are to
clubs unless the rival Kid Gleasons get row and sent him back on the short end ! vegetation. It goes ri(;ht to the roots.
,nlf? ... , ... , j of the score. I invigorate and strengthens thorn. Its
OloasaTi -will do soniethins; else for, exhiliiratinjj, stimulating and life pro-
the White Hox besides luaknii; the pitch-j Jess Barnes had to contend witlTbad i Cueing properties cause the hair to
ers pitch. H's a fighter. He can 't un- fielding by .Maianville and .Kvers, but i grow long strong and beautiful,
derstand anything else in a ball game. , delivered- I You can surelv have prettv, soft,
He'll teach thoso ball players to fight.) 'lustrous hair, and" lots of it, if'vou will
The Boston Braves have proved the. Red Faber tried to emulate Eddie j just get a 2 cent bottle of Knowlton 's
value of knowing how to fight. jCieotte, but tho Tigers nicked him for J 'Danderine from any drug store or toi-
two blows. i let counter and try it as directed.'
Leg Darcy is Barred.
San Francisco, April 17. Los Dnreyi l'ing Bodie accomplislied tlirce hits permission to GO ahead with his di-
is barred from any bout that may be out of four efforts.
staged at Tia Juana track, for the same
reason he was barred from New York
by Governor Whitman.
i Jimmy Coffroth, erstwhile fight pro
moter, maue tins announcement toiiay.
"As long as I am president of the
Tia Juana Jockey club, Darcy will not
a be allowed to fight there," he said.
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X ' i':,.
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Frank Baker's jinx is in bad health.
He will be back in the game next week
Frank will.
CONSCRIPTION MAY
(Continued from page one.)
vision., it conscription passes, no n
lose his chanco unless President Wilson
grants a special dispensation in his case
Senate Is Tor It.
Washington, April 17. In an effort
to bring about non-partisan support of
the administration conscription army
bill, President Wilson ' today asked
Representative Mann, republican floor
leader of the house, and Representative
Lenroot to confer with him at tho
"
a vs
telegrams and letters here are to be ac
cepted as showing which way the wind
blows.
Opinion prevails here that the central ! White House.
and far west is not fully alive to the Chairman Dent of the house military
....i ....... v......i:.: ..:.. .i.:.. .... affairs committee, will see the presi-
irui ni iwii.il I limn lavmi: 11113 uuujilJY . .. . , .... 1 . i
, . . , , ,, . ' dent this afternoon and it is understood,
aim some Kind or an --awaKcner is
Will Look
Like New
They Feel Just the
Same, Too
The edges are just the same ? s when they were new.
There's really no good reason why they should
crack until they have been repeatedly worn and
laundered. If your collars come to us the edges
will be made smoothbecause they are moulded
to shape instead of being mashed flat by ironing.
SALEM LAUNDRY
X 136 SOUTH LIBERTY
PHONE 25
Amsterdam, April 17. Berlin's gen
eral strike is crippling the output of
metal and wood and tieing up trans
portation facilities, according to dis
patches received here. -Delnils were
meagre. There was no confirmation of
one report of disorders in the German
enpit ul.
The general strike had long been
expected, tho radical socialists having
announced it as a protest against the
LT per cent cut. in the bread in. ion
put into effect Sunday.
Semi-official dispatches, however, in
sisted that the strike had atfei-ted very
few industries and that it was without
general public support- In this connec
tion, copies of tlm Berlin socialist or
gan, Vorwaerts, received today, con
tained this editorial;
"Internal disturbances in Germany
at this moment would bo calculated
deeply to disturb socialistic peace work
The vain hope that Germany in a few
months might see occurrences similar
to tliose in liussin, might again post
pone the end of the War, which now
seems so near, and again cost hundreds
of thousands of lives on the battle
field.
" Whoever has reason or conscience.
therefore, will especially ask what will'
be the effect of what he does or tails
to do today.
necessary. Roosevelt, many in congress
believe, could deliver the punch to rouse
the country, perhaps better than any I gyStem.
otner man. n is possmie that, snoal i -(!rmv; opposition in congress to the
the conscription army bill fail or be Li.n ,.,;tim wn n,nnmi,.,i t,
other man
modified as now seems likely Colonel jpi.csidcnt s oction today.
leetive conscription plan. I tion bureau.
With unfavorable reports from the Blanchard in Chicago today, stated
hmina nn the nnsqihilitv nf ennspviritinn ' flio dI.iu ,,.,11 l,n tnl-.n 4 fn,.n r.li;n
-:n . i. .i, i,;n i 1 - I '. -
cannot ; he passed unless provision isSoiS tl,ro" the prWent has sum-! of 700,000 acres of reclaimed lands i
made for first trying out the volunteer moneu ine repuoncans 10 nis aid in a, the Hollo ionrche, South Dnkota; Grand
system- final effort to get prompt action on the! Valley and Vneompahgre districts, Colo-
military bill, which he feels is absoluto-' rndo; North Platte district of Nebras-
ly vital.
lioosevelt would be immediately given
FOR
CATARRH and
KAY FEVER
Semite Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL Cf!UQ STORES
Tuoes 25C Jans GPc
Peeretary of War Baker, voicing the
administration's unswerving stand, de
clared to the house military committee
in session today that he was compelled
to reject flatly all compormises. He was
inclined to yield on minor points such
as ages of conscription, but insisted on
the selective conscription plan.
At a republican senate caucus today
it was decided republican
Government Wants
Every Acre Cultivated
lire, n,l W.-n,.,!,. ,! i ,. TV-, H,r:-
and Arizona.
Chicago, April 17. The federal gov
ernment will see to it that this year
that not a single acre of available land
remains untitled if such a thing is
senators humanly possible, according to C. J.
would stand behind the president's se- Blanchard, statistician for the reclama-
i . -ii j.
CATARRH
of the
BLADDER
relieved in
24 HOURS
Each Cap- "T
P.'le bears Ihe (MIDY)
name
Beira rpnf omtntptfp i ts
Says Strike Fizzled
By John, Grandens
(Vnited Tress staff correspondent)
Berlin, via London, April 17. A
general striue iomeniea ny cxiicine
socialists as a protest against, the re
duction in the bread ration, effective
Sunday, fizzled out today.
(.inly a lew lactones were loroeu io
suspend !' tne stnne. ior, a single mu
nitions pmni. was aiiecicu, uiunnu
Mice are. Miismess a lareniiv was cou-
what he does. I tinning as usual today. All of Merlin's
tin atmosphere of Ori- i subwavs nnd street cars were running
Vina Rill CmnA i,",al niyslicisiu in the second halt ot with their usual number of employes.
1 lilt Uttl ill UI aim. the entertninincnt, made the more real-
j istic by the dunces of two comely girls
" mental mystic draws large crowd lie gives an exhibition of his wouderiul
"Alexander" Presents a
that best describes
Surrounded by
to opening night at tho Gram! Opera .achievement in the psvehic.
house. I Questions of love, questions of
Alexander "the man who knows " , change, oueslions of business and all
began n five days engagement nl theisorts of questions were answered with have already arrived at the Chihuahua
At no time did the "general strike''
assume enough importance to call out
the military forces. On the streets "a
few hundred agitators and demonstra
tors for tho strike paraded undisturbed
Grand Opera hoiwe last night, the au- , galling gun rapidity, the mimes of writ
dienee turning out in ample numbers ers announced and all w ithout nnv of
to greet him upon his first appearance
in Salem.
Alexander is puzzling nnd most mys
tifying when he seems the simplest. He
claims no supernatural power, positive
disclaims any olnirvoynut gift nor cd banter
the envelopes holding the questions
even reaching Alexander's hand.
Alexander -is a wit, loo, and ho punc
tuates his work with a fund of humor
ous stories and a wealth of good nutur-
floes he lay nnv claim to the power of
prediction; as no says he can. only au
vise.
In the first half of the program he
concentration euinps, it is said
It is reported that a large part of
this force will be sent to the burder,
when mobilization is completed.
NO SEPARATE PEACE
Washington, April 17. Senator Slier
man, Illinois, today introduced a res
olution authorizing the I'nited tSutes
to consumate an agreement with the
allies that none of them will conclude
There will be n performance each
evening with a ladies only matinee on
Friday. The matinee on Friday will at
tract innnv ladies, as thev can at that
battles tho audience with varied tricks : time ask more personal questions than.'. Sliiiiriite nonce with Germanv and
of legerdemain and by tho way it is in- at Ihe regular performance. Mr. Alex- tuaj . .,oacp when concluded, shall only
leresting to know Alexander's defiiii- lander has tho record of answering, all w;,i, joint action of the Cuited
tion of trick, lie defines trick as an (questions put to him on his special '"" stutes
original way of doing something, anil 'dies matinee.
Want Council to Make
the Flornl society, tho gladiolus will
become Siilem'a offieiill flower, "r.inv
It OillCIIil Fl0Wer I of t,,! l'r,'Pc,1.v owners along Marion
j street have agreed to plant and cult i-
Now that the gladiolus by popular ' r?1, "Tn" i" thV"kiT 'n'll"'
... . ' society wilt furnish the slips. An ex
.vote wash named the official flower for. ,.,. ; ,i,-i.nrtnient for the vioml socle-
Daieni, the iNilein t Jural society at a
meeting held last evening voted to peti
tion tho city council to officially desig
nate the gladiolus as such. f the city
fathers should follow tho oiurt'est i on of
SHE CAVE
ME COMMON
CORN FLAKES
FOR BREAKFAST
INSTEAD OF
POSTTOASTIES"
(Always get the rlht kind )
ly will be opined by Mrs. V. A. Fnulish.
Thoso who have flowers to exchange
should telephone Mrs. Knglish, who will
make a list nnd aid in the exchanges.
Tim next meeting of the society will be
held Monday. April :!, at the 'Commer
cial club. The meeting nights are the
first and third Mondays of tho month.
Carranza Gathers
Troops at Chihuahua
Fl r-aso, Texas, April I". Concentra
tion of thousand of Carranzlsta troops
at Chihuahua City during the last throe
nays is detailed in advices received sti.kv
nere trom tne interior today.
According to tliose reports, Carranza
garrisons have been withdrawn from
Durango Zticatoens, Aguas Calieates and
Nuevo l.eon.
Eighteen trainloads of these troops
YES! MAGICALLY!
CORNS LIFT OUT
WITH FINGERS
i-"IMI'Xhi.ih.i'I""I"I"
You simply say to the drug store
man, "Give ine a quarter of an ounce
of fieezone." This will cost very little
hut is sufficient to remove every hard
or soft- corn from one's feet.
A few drois of this new ether com-
j pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn should relieve the sore
ness instantly, and soon the entire corn
root and nil, dries up and can be lifted
out wuh the fingers.
This new wav to rid one's feet of
corns was introduced by a Cincinnati
man, who says that, while free-zone is
it dries in a moment, and sun
ply shrivels up the corn without in
naming or even irritating the surround
iug tissuo or skin,
, Don't let father die of infection or
lockjaw from whittling at his corns,
out cu tins oT and make nnu try it
n
e threat
USHE
3IONDAY WAS ANOTHER BIG DAY HUNDREDS OF NEW STYLES ARE ARRIVING
AND WE ARE THROWING THEM OUT AT SALE PRICES.
R
ON
Just arrived today Ladies' Canvas and Nubuck
Lace Sport Shoes, a very late last, with the new
high-low heel; regular $5.00 and $7.00 grades,
go at $3.95 to $5.95
Ladies' Dress Shoes, extra' special $4.00 and $4.50
grades, at $2.95
Men's Dress Shoes, extra special $5.00 grades, go
at........;: $3.95
Men's Dress Shoes, extra special $6.00 and some
$7.00 grades, go at $4.95
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DAILY It
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All kinds of Men's Work Shoes, tan and black
. $1.95, $2.65, $2.95, $3.95
Big line Tennis Shoes, both white and black
Children's 50c, Ladies' 65c, Men's 75c
Ladies' Tan Button $5.00 Shoes, also Oxfords, best
Srades at ' $2.95
Largest stock of Boys' Shoes in the state
$1.95, $2.35, $2.95, $3.35
GET SHOES TO LAST YOU FOR A YEAR AS THE PRICES ARE STEADILY ADVANCING AND
WILL CONTINUE TO DU SU JJ'UK AT LtiAST TWO YEARS
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and Quality
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