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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNATi. SALFf. OREGON'. MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1917.
PhiadJphia Is !n the Cellar
BRAVES ARE DOING
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Losing Fiyc cf Six Games
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Bf 11. C. Hamilton.
(Cnited Press staff correspondent.)
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What the Indians
H hnew of time-curing
Even the American Indian knew
the value of time-curing. His pem
mican was nothing but lean meat,
sun-dri.-d, time-cured and ground
to powder form. Thus he made
time-curing serve his heed for food.
So, In more elaborate way, we
make time-curing serve your ends
for smoke-pleasure. So, we call in.
Father Time to mellow the leaf for
the fragrant OWL Cigar.
Long months it takes for this
selected leaf to properly time-cure.
And the demands of OWL fragrance
make necessary a reserve supply of
constantly curing leaf always worth
$1,000,000 or more. Over this curing
leaf experts watch constantly kt.en
eyes wide open for the "ready-point"
of OWL fragrance.
Selected leaf, plus time-curing
careful time-curing months of
time-curing. Those are OWL'S fra
grance secrets.
Make the OWL Cigar prove
them. Smoke one OWL. ' 5c at the
nearest cigar store.
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M. A. Gunat Branch,
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German Prophecy of Terrible
Regime in Belgium Vindi
cated, Says Whitlock
Washington, April 22. A bitter
indictment of Gorman brutality in tho
deportation of conquered Belgians for
forced labor, writ ton from behind the
American minister to England, was
made public tonight by the state de
part moor.
It eamo in a confidential report last
.luiiuury wncn ine united sstutes was
New Tork, April 23. It is the Brave
.-.gain who are proving the sticuers in
the side of tho Giants. With five vie
toriea lat vivek ami only one defeat,
they lead the New Yorkers, who won
four and last two, but thov are slijjhtlv
id the rear of John McGraw's elub
the league standing.
Tho Cardinals and Hi avos .performed
tile aame stunt, each winning, a quintet
of game. In the case of the Cardinals
it may be an exhibition of early season
"pep" but with the rtrnves it is differ-
out. After succumbing to the Giants
in the opening series they came to New
York and so far have dumped the fa
vorites for one fnll out of two starts.
They are carded for another crack at
McGraw today.
l'hilailelphia turned up with the poor
est record of the week in tho National
league, winning only one -and losing
five.
The champion Dodgers won two and
lost four.
Pitching fragility seems to have de
scended on Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
Neither of these clubs, each given a
chance ia the race, has stnrtel slipping
because of tbis defect.
The White Sox are running along
early season predictions and start this
week with five victories and one defeat
back of them for the last six days. The
Med Sox were second with four won
and one lost.
The Senators brought up the rear in
the American league, winning only one
gtitne and dropping four.
The White Sox- and lied Hox seem to
have, so far, tho only stable hurling
staffs in the American league. The
others have shown decideil erratic ten
dencies.
Will Box in Portland.
Portland, Ore., April 23. Muff Bron-
Bon will pit his boxing skill against Kd
uie lirewstor Piukham here tomorrow
night and will make an earnest endoav
or to regain his title as lightweight
champion of the north and the Canadian
crown at tho same time. Pinkhum claims
the Canadian title by virtue of knock
ing out Johnny O 'henry, and northwest
honor through his defeat of Lloyd Mad
den at Soattlc recentlv.
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To Meet Frank Moran.
New York, April 2:t. Carl Morris ex
pected to have little trouble in winning
tonight from Jim Coffey, local heavy
weight, Bud will leave immediately for
Kansas City where ho is matched for a
15 round encounter with Frank Moran.
, Tor a Finish Bout.
San Francisco, April 2:1 Jack Kearns
lolegraphod today that he had signed
SI rangier Lewis and Laldek Zyhszko
for a finish mat match here Mav 20.
Tho purse will be $1U,000 he says.
Grant Holds Title.
San Francisco. Ai ril 23 Acraiu Doue-
las Grant is northern California golf
champion.
Hy defeating Jack Neville one up
their 3(i hole match at lnifleside
Sunday he clinched his right to the
title.
criticised Von Hissing's policy as too
mild. There was a quarrel, Von Bis
sing went to Berlin to protest, threat
ened to resign, but did not. Ho re
turned and a German official here said
thut Belgium would now lo subjected
to . more terrible regime, would learn
what was waa. The prophecy has been
vindicated.
'Tho deportations began in October
tho Ktupe, at Ghent and at Bruges.
The policy spread. Tho rich industrial
districts of llaihaut, the mines and steel
works about, the Charleroi were next
attacked, now they are seizing men in
Irabant, even in Brussels, despite some
indications and even predictions of the
civil authorities thnt the policy was
about to be abandoned.
The men, shivering from cold and
tear, the parting 'from weeping wives
and children, tho barbarities of brutal
I hlans, all this made the scene a piti
able and distressing one.
Brutal Stories Borne Out.
"I am constantly in receipt of reports
from all over Belgium that tend to bear
out the stories oue constantly hears of
brutality and cruelty. A number of
men sent back to Mons nro said to be
in a dying condition, many of thorn
tubercular. At Mnliuos and at Antwerp
returned men have died, their friends
asserting that they have been victims
of neglect and cruelty, of cold, or ex
posure, of hunger.
'It is Baid that in spite of the liberal
salary promised those who would sign
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STEEL AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, ENAMELED DRESSERS, MAHOGANY
CHAIRS, OVERSTUFFED DAVENPORTS, FINE OAK LIBRARY AND DIN
ING TABLES, CHAIRS, BUFFETS, ETC. IN OUR STOVE DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE A RANGE OR STOVE TO SUIT EVERY REQUIREMENT. FOR
CITY USE WE RECOMMEND THE DUPLEX (GAS AND WOOD) ALCAZAR.
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Wait for a look at our
new Electric Cleaner
To arrive in a few days.
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Beds; two-inch continu-
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protesting vainly to Berlin against the
treatment of the helpless people, but voluntarily no money has as yet been
tna department did not dure publish it received in Belgium from workmen in
at that time or until Mr. Whitlock was
safe on French soil.
Tho report begin with o story of
what, happened immediately after the
German army overran Belgium, of ar
rangements by tho Belgiau government
to continue the wnges of civilians
thrown out of work and of the con
querors' determination to put these men
to work for them.
Terrible Regime Imposed.
I'lu August, Von lliudenburg v,an np-
iniimnu 10 uie supreme command,
German lines by Brand Wuitloelt, aay8 tho report. "Ho is said to have
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"One interesting result of tho de
portation remains to be noted, a result
that once more places in belief the Ger
man capacity tor blundering, almost as
great as the German capacity for
cruelty.
Own Cruelty Shames Gentians.
"They have dealt a mortal blow to
any prospects they may ever have had
of being tolerated by the population of
Flanders, they have brought home to
every heart in tho land in a way that
will impress its horror indelibly on the
memory of three generations, a realiza
tion of what German methods mean,
not, as with the early atrocities in the
heart of passion and the first lust of
war, but by one of those deeds that
make one despair of the future of the
human race a deed coldly planned, stu
diously matured and deliberately and
systematically executed, a deed so cruel
that German soldier are said to have
wept in its execution and so monstrous
that even German officers are now said
to be ashamed. "
i ost or-tmng report in l oos Hay
Harbor; "The reduction in prices
quoted on spuds seems to have been
misleading. Th only reduction in
cost of living Eon Coos bny is on the
price of eggs, due to our excellent
winter weather and the activity of;
friend hea."
May fi was designated Saturday as
Y. M. C. A. day by Governor "Wifby-
combe in a proclamation. He calls on
the ministers of the- state to hold spe
cial services on thatlday to impress the
importance of the Y. M. C. A. on the
minds of the people.
The complaint of W. H. Hiatt and J.
D. McClain of Albany, against the Ore
gon Electric company to compel the
erection of a shelter shed on Geary
street in that city, which point is now
a flag station over a milo from the de
pot, was dismissed because only about
one train in six passing this station has
occasion to stop.
Slate Engineer Lewis returned Satur
day from a trip to the Tumnlo irrigation
project in eastern Oregon where be
went with the commission appointed un
der legislative authority to investigate
the condition of tho reservoir. At that
time he took up with the citizens of
Bend the opening up of the Genhnni
Falls project. The state officials are
making an effort to have the govern
ment extend the time for reclaiming
this project.
On motion of the public service com
mission the Oregon-Washington Sail
road & Navigation company has been
given notice thnt a hearing will be held
on the rates charged the shippers iu
eastern Oregon. Tho hearing is the re
sult of public interest aroused over
comparisons of the rates in eastern Ore
gon and Washington, where the rail
road operation is considerably more difficult-
The date of tho hearing has
not yet been set.
operating income of $10,143.34.
Charles A. Park, representing the Sa
lem Water & Light company, has writ
ten to the public service commisison
in regard to the granting of lower rates
for school children for irrigating back
yard gardens iu order to increase the
food supply, stating that "As soon as
definite and concrete conditions arise,
we will take up the same with you
immediately." This means that when
a demand is made by school children for
reduced rates, the matter will be tak
en up by Manager Park with the pub
lic service commission.
Notice has teen issued by the public
service commission concerning the san
itary rules that shall prevail in railroad
waiting rooms, toilets and cars. The
rules require cleanliness, supplies of
drinking water, etc. Clean individual
drinking cups are required to be furn
ished passengers where there are no
bubbling 'fountains.
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W. E. Coman, vice-president of the
Northwestern Electric company of
Portland and two of the company en
gineers were visitors on business at the
public service commission office this
inoruing.
Governor Withycombe leftrSalem this
morning for La Grande, where he will
attend a convention of the Cattle Kais
ers. He expects to be gone all week.
While away he will visit his son Robert
and grandson at Union and stop at Vale
and Ontario.
Governor Withycouibc spent Saturday
iu Portland attending tho conference
called by President Kerr of tho Oregon
Agricultural college, to consider the
conservation of thefood supply and in
creasing agricultural productiveness.
The annual report of the Northwest
Long Distance Telephone company of
Portland was filed with the public serv
ico commission Saturday and shows
that the operating revenues were $01,
21'S.Ol and the operating expenses $4S,
041.52. After deducting uncollectible
revenue and taxes, there was left an
One hundred thousand dollars is the
capital of the N Bar N Land & Live
stock company of Portland, which filed
articles of incorporation this morning
with the corporation commissioner. The
object of the corporation is to deal in
land and to raisa stock. Tho incorpora
tors are John Kiernan, James H. Mur
phy and T. H. Ward.
The Talent Box & Lumber company
filed with, a capital of $5,000 for the
manufacture of lumber products. The
place of business is Talent and the in
corporators are J. H. Fuller, O. E. Fro
man and H. C. High.
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In yesterday's games the
Oaks and Beavers each won one
game- At Los Angeles Vernon
beat the Angels twice and at
ISnlt Lake San Francisco defeat
ed the Bees 9-1.
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Court House News
Adolph Ask, in his suit against Earl
Wood for damages on a broken contract
to furnish 1,500 bushels of the 1910 crop
of potatoes, was awarded hr the jury
Saturday a verdict of $253. " He asked
for $380.77 damages.
The final account of E. IT. Eussell
administrator of tho estate' of Jesse e!
Russell, deceased was filed with the
county clerk Saturday. The date for
the final hearing is set for May 28.
Saturday, May 19, is the date set for
the closinsr of the registration lmn'IO
for the special election of June 4, ac
cording! to a statement of County Clerk
Boyer. The clerk says that the books
close lo da-3 before a special election.
. For the recovery of $1400 alleged to
have been loaned in 1915 to Joseph A.
Maxley, Claude C. Maxley brought suit
in the circuit, court this morning. The
money is claimed now to be due and
owing but it is alleged by Claude Max
ley that Joseph Maxley refuses to pay.
Judgment is demanded.
Marriage licenses issued Saturday
by the county clerk are as follows:
Benjamin J. Werner, a cashier of. the
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets ;
That's what thousands of stomack
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, tliey are attacking the
real cause of the ailment clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have a badv taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, .
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods;
you should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. -j
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists..
S. P. in this city, and Vera Eosett
rratt, a stenographer of North Com
mercial street; and William J. Marti
a mechanic of Salem, and Mina Martia,
also of Salem. .
Welcome arch erected in the edi
torial columns of the La Grande Ob
server: " The visitors are coming in
groat numbers to the La Grande auto
and motorcycle show. We are glad
they are coining, ami we will show
them a taste of the hospitality for
which this city famous."
Portland banks are ready to subscribe
at least $1,000,000 to the recently auth
orized issue of $200,000,000 in treasury
certificates.
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towns and hamlets
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