Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 09, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAriTAL JOURN'AL. SALEM, PRECOX. WEDNESDAY. MAY !. 1917. TWO. ''10 i) ' lll'jl r Lis Vi: 5! fl s1 By AUNE THOMrBOrt ' Vt31 -' a liii-hup hb1 Mr. Kred Th of ih. Stewart will bimioiiM'it tniiuurow for included ii,,. Iieathv 'rcii,, u i n for ma I attrriKmu at the rrdnlenr of ariou, tNt. the I'airiucii i'AViO. of tli tfiirmer. 'Olllllllll,., A ttUintxT uf IToniinciif mat Over White', pate in tonight - mnk up the ThuritUv club will be -;' '"tie folk , dancing academy 5 . Mm i JC I if... h. y fc. s. m i (i in 1 1 ti 'i i i't m i 'if f t i v . 1 i' k. mi (Sliest. rr. Kobert K. IWning i-ntertniued informally today with a lew tablet or bri.lgo, her tuchtj bouig members of the llai'pv Hour rlnb. Mr. and Mrs. Charlen H. Fisher nio lor'd to Portland today for a ihort visit and were accompanied bv Mrs. the in 7,.. " ''' Riven tne auspnes club. . .. i Hi-Hire, under It ' 1? I JSi' KH A Tlri for Ever Need of Prict and Use 'Nobbtf 'Chaltt 'Royal Cord" Used' 'Plaitt LANSING'S PLAN TO (Continued from page one.) Pennsylvania, said. "We can't crush an autocracy," Senator Johnson of California said, '"if we build uji one worse than that we are after." the face of tho overwhelming storm of criticism against the new Juising ruling, there were evidences of a slight relaxation in the order at the state department today. It is now admitted by Lansing the ironclad lid on news mny be tilted if it doesn't prove a success. The state department modified its rules today to the extent of allowing newspapermen to see bureau chiefs, provided tho publicity bureau could 3iot answer queries and would give the permission. This system, however, al lows the department to keep absolute tab on what the underchieftain savs and hene there is no freedom of fpcecli in that. The department' defends its secret diplomacy and general secretiveness partly on the ground tht.t "if we prac tice open door diplomacy, other nations will stop giving confidential matter to this government." Some complaints havo come, from abroad in the past year that confi dential messages have become public property. Samuel Kdward Tibbetts, 84, a long time resident of Wasco county, died at his home on Three Mile creek near The Dalles, Tuesday. He was an expert on fruit growing. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ASTORi A It's an awful thing to lose your hair & si t!toL,,!fadtIv hair h daM You must'et ED. PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC rs Jben .us,e.d for 100 yea" by men and women everywhere fnr dandruff, .tclung scalp and .falling hair. Use it faithfully aci I prev nt baldness and at the same time make your hair beautiful lustrou ' a, d strong. Try one bottle. Ask your druggist You can tVJ rn PINAUD'S by sending 10c. to our AmericaTojfeeX rvole bow nure ami frnortit It .'c uul"- Parfumerie ED. P1MJD, Dept. M Make Us Responsible For Your Tires You don't have to "shop" among tire dealers I J get the exact tire you want, ? nor buy one make of tire for your rear wheels and another make for your front wheels; .but you can get exactly the tires which" will give you the lowest-cost-per-mile of service among the five different types of United States Tires. And then you can hold one company the United States Tire Company responsible for the result, which is much simpler than trying to fix the re sponsibility on two tire companies through two dif ferent dealers. - There are five to choose from, i one for every need of price and use, and every one a tire of supreme service and low-mileage-cost. Are Good Tires 1 lift LOST LEGIONS OF (Continued from page one.) hole where he was comparatively safe. When the job was finished 1 went bach to report, being now in command. On the way 1 got hit with a piece of shrapnel. "That was about six a. m. JEondav. At 3 Thursday afternoon I was relieved to go to the hospital. "Great many of our dead were scat tered everywhere as I came back. In one shell hole I saw four or five who had crawled there wounded and died. Their heads had sagged under the water and other wounded fellows kept away from theni. One dead man was split wide open, apparently having been hit squarely bv a shell Pannell went to the hospital before the casualty lists came out, but the others of the legion have heard that Sergeant Abe Walters, formerly of the Twenty Second United States infan try, was killed and Private P. D. Gos sard of Council Bluffs, Iowa, seriously wounded. Pannill was formerly manager of the General Acoustic company iiiPitts burgh. lie enlisted in Toronto. GIRLS WILL FILL PLACES San Francisco, May 9. The North western Pacific railroad and probablv other roads operating out of San Fran cisco may fill places left vacant bv men joining the regiment of railroad ers to be organized for service in France, by employing women. Women ticket sellers, clerks and office help will be used, railroad men declare. Definite, steps will not be. taken to wards formation of the regiment until the arrival of Lieutenant Colonel cvo. naiigh, commander. ED. PUiAl'D BUG., New York WW rv wVN flff " ::' w ilk mk lams m OF LOCALJNTEREST Some People We Know, and We Will Profit by Hearing About Them This is a purely local event. ir tooK place in Sulem. i Not in some faraway place. j Vou are asked to investigate it. i Asked to believe a citizen's word; ' To confirm a citizen's statement. Any article that is endorsed at home Is more worthy of confidence l Than one you know nothing about, i r.iiMiirseti uy unknown people. C. White, barber, 164(5 Mission Sr., Salem, says: "I have been taking noun s Kinney 1'ills off and on for a ! number of years and they have never failed to do good work." Standing in (.u.tijuii t,u muen was nard on mv back -and kidneys. At times 1 could hardly stand up straight. After 1 had taken a box or two of Doan's Kidnev tills, my back felt as strong as ever.'' Price 50c at all drlri 'f . i .uii v miiiii- My ask tor a kidney remedy get Doan 's iMuney i-jns i no same that Mr. White had. FoHter-Miiburu Co., Props., Buf falo, N. V. n (Continued from page one.) people, 10 per cent women. Our work requires the services of men carefully trained and highly skilled. We can't expect women to do slaughtering and, while we will use them wherever pos sible to release men for military serv ice. t1lO tiotinn ,ti mi. 1... j.j ,. J I The Chicago Northwestern railroad is !"" employing 000 women where men formerly worked. Eailroads ev erywhere are nwmii., m -v- .i i" uau women. The Northern Pacific is employing them ...,,. ,, iiult.rs. women car .-auers are uenig lured by the Burlina ton. h Hundreds of girls are going to work as bank clerks and bookkeepers Portland reports that many women are ready to start, farming in the north west wheat belt, to release men for war The state employment bureau in Indian-' apohs placed 200 women last month Big automobile companies: of Indian anolia and oth pr ti!iiiivr.,it....: .... , . . n cities are training women. Wxll Don Overalls. The Denver Opportunity school is re ceiving many calls for giris to don over alls and take up the machine shop work 4 B , United Stalei Tibet MW . ima 77r Accessories Instil ' Haw 3H f f U Worth and Wear that lUlll Make United State IItTTT flllllKi of young men. St. Louis shoe factories fire ready fur a quick change from mule to i'emabUic!!. ' Wisconsin university has established a "clearing house" for immediate sup ply of women to work at all trades. At Hilt, northern California, a force of women will soon start work in a saw mill. Exclusive St. Paul cafes will replace waiters with waitresses, if the men are culled. Women taxi chauffeurs may be used during the day in St. Taul and old men at night. The Boston elevated roads planned to hire Run tv,,mo, due-tors. Headquarters o'f the Pennsylvania railroad in PhilnrlolnViia ;.. ii:, ot women available as window washers. i.u cieaiiers, dispatchers, gate men and mechanics. Several big Pennsylvania steel mills have received applications from women. BilT COIIimcicinl VlnneOQ .,11 1, are quietly getting ready to replace men with, women. One firm in Xew York expects to lo.e 1,300 men when the se- si'ivice hill becomes effective. SENATE ADOPTS EMBABGO. Washington, May 8. After four an Hllf lw,.,.. . . . ....... , cxec.unve session the senate adopted the embargo si of the administration espionage toda v ction bill practically requested by President 1ISUI1. A UNIQUE RECORD INJDVERTISING Foster-Mill,,,,.,, c0.t, w.,ose )ll.0,lm,ti "onn s Kidney jqus. js advertised in our clum,,,, is one of the oldest adver tising firms in the United States. They began using the daily and weekly news papers vom.s a(f0 flml ,lavp j j(. .'t "P ever since. This is one of the strong est proofs of the value of newspaper ad crtising. ...... ii Twenty years ago Foster-Milburn lompany conceived Ihe idea of provin-r the nienf of their goods with local test "omals. It took then, fifteen vears to COiK'vf. t in fiKtl t ' - np k - 'Miuiiiajs rroiu every 0110 h,cl, they do this kind of advertising, it was a ti.,,.. .i., ....i. i... .. atn,.l, . , man, out tllCV stuck to it nxiii i, ' J..-I tln I. , " ""v ceeoeu, and tne result i iv.. ta,.; i-i II?"6 "V1:0 bl'8t advertised and best l"ucu remedies in the world. John I. Sutherland. Mis Meryle Whitney entertained house rty of girl friends over the week end at the eotintry home at her parents. Mr. and Mrs. k! .1. Whitney. Sunday a delightful dinner wan' ar ranged and additional guests, were ask ed to join the party. Those enjoying Miss Whitney's hos pitality were: Misn Amelia ltabcock. Misn. Animbelle (lolden, Miss lnabcllc tieorge and Miss IMua Aekerman. Joining the girls Sunday were: Ar min Oerger, Vvrue lrager and Kolaud Ifeitihart. Mr- and Mrs. W. L. West and chil dren who have been visiting in Port land for a few days, returned last night. In honor of the senior class of tho Willamette I'liiversity, President and Mrs. Carl (Jregg Doney will be hosts Friday night lor an informal recep tion at their resilience on Twelfth audi state streets. I The I'u i t a rin n Alliance will meet on j Irulav afternoon at :.!0 o clock at the, home of Mrs. C. K. Huston M'Jti Nine teenth street. A group of dub women including Mr-. P. A. Elliot f. Mrs. Alice II. IVidd and Mrs. William tlallowav.' went to Aurora today to attend the eharmiiiu " was hostess, complimeiuini: Mrs. Chas. ustner. stnte presiOent of the Oregon for this auxiliary ate urged Id be pres Federation of Woman's clubs. ent. SECRET DIPLOMACY Press Assails Lack of Frank ness by German Govern mental Autocracy Amsterdam, May !. Speculation as A BUSINESS ROMANCE There are few people in any civilized part of the world who have not heard of the well known kidnev reniendv. Doan's Kidney Pills. The story of the introduction of this remedy from coun try to country until the globe has been girdled would rend like romance. It is a strong testimonial to the mer its of a remedy which has now been on the market for fifty years and for the proyressiveness of a typical American business firm, Foster-Milburn Com pany, Buffalo, X. V., who have inspired confidence everywhere, in their adver tising, by the use of local testimonials. Twenty I d regardless of Sunkist Oranges come in ten sizes-all uniformly goo etailstor!sf size. Now there are millions of the smaller sizes on , f ff j everywhere. It is California's biggest crop of Suntot n0thigh' a ssroeat. Give the children more oranges and vegetables anuCSother foods . have this recognized aid to digestion which makes ? efficient. v- health "? They are thin-skinned, sweet and juicy. For th let your children go without oranges. Your grote r abundance at attractive Tl Uniformly Good Oranges Clifornta Fruit Growers Kxchung ,-operatlve Non-Profit Or ganizntion of 8,009 Growtri. Copy L A 134; S-col. z 100 linei. Newspipcri Lo. Angele., Cl. S"Jl home for an ini......i .... n ' ' tlicir "upper. " Mrs. Y. K. II...1., i, ... . . it'iig at tho It. .1 m ' Vr '" '" vi Hoists for ; ; -M.l "h,',,'t,iic..i Mr. ft ml Mr loi,i,i Mil,.. ... cmlTh,)m,. .rM . tored to l-rtld i"".'" '? w stay have returned vi.;," . " """rt I whirl, tl, nil Mrs. t i p. ....i .. '""t Mr. w. trip up the) i Ollimuttt Jliehwav Moitd.iv even,,,,, : . .. Uv.l ll" ,,!''.." P. 1 1 '..i..i. .. .. i , , "" 1 n or tho ""5'M ma was held and Mrs. '"'" Toi,H.ii,l : f, 1" f "t si n, nn.i iiiiiiaieu lnrn t ti.i -b.mt IS mating which was ciosiid w,,h : "' "K'ss was nssiste, in tl,,. servnig by Mrs. (lor , XI Sil.-hri-t. Miss Laura Orant mid Miss Alvce . lister. Miss Mariorio Knv t , j ' c cntiir iioiiie from hllgcue lust week e,l Jpate in the Will,,mctte university tea-' um i .ornament Nitunliiy, retiirniMl to school Sunday niKht. Aceoiupiinying MiBS Kay were .li -vimrian r.ppmg of Hood River in Kpping of Hood River and 1 r r ''r1'' fc;,t Carolyn Alexander 0f Portland.! i; Xm'm m Iso played in the tournament ami i wL , ?,'('"fioJ f her house guests. , J ,aml hc i 'm .iss t. aroi who alsi were her house em-st Ihe mils who are nil thren nv,..,ii.,.,i players, deteuted the Wilhuuette en trants. The Salem Woman's club will meet tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock at . V , the residence of Mrs. Mai 0 trti """"'f'.'f tl.e liket Sous ii,(!,,i' in, aoMiMtrv or tne Koil r i , Cross. All who have sien'cl .,l,. I uultrlu Aiiilcrsnj . . lie rpiirra. iF hia a, iv, i..ri. ..... A.l 1.. 1 , V .UriWBtf to what Imperial Chancellor Von llcth manu llidlweg may have to say iihuut Germany's war aims in his forthcom ing speech is resulting in widespread demand for "less secret iliploiiiucy" in (iermnny's adiiiinistriition, accord ing to German newspapers received here today. A copy of the Vossiche Zeitung, just received, bitterly assails luck of com plete frankness by the German govern mental autocracy now and in the past, declaring; 1 IKverv statesman must reallv malio an effort to clarify their desires in their own minds ami then stand for their demands against foreign iliplo macv." - The editorial referred to "a mint)' atmosphere," in the foreign office. The conservative newspaper Keel nisehe Zeitung combats the pica for complete frankness in foreign nt' fairs by insisting that if a bargainer desir ed to negotiate he would not "shout his terms in the market place." The socialist organ Vorwacrls re news its demiinds for a statement by UollwOL'. ou'tlininii (ieriiiany 's war aims .particularly replying to Russia's recent announcement. INCREASED NAVY. Washington, May S. The house laic today passed an administration hillj" creasing the navy from ,s:!,onll to LA 000 men and the murine corps from 17, 400 to 311,000 men. es for the UiilW Million Now Shipped Daily prices. Urciernou. St 3Hi f?- il,,..,. . . Mm 0U ? - mrt I lll.rlit Ik I": . ttmJ. i.r,M,a.;.. . !.-.- ifrce whhk fc" Int. ;. , I rain out ; h wasmroimnMdjtti,' 1 w. m eomnumldd tkf ts. t the battles of fnt, ro, Piway Uuadaln thi his return to the Ta.- !.', wa givn ewiaii suhjoi'ts. lie nl Hiinuu, as a military Wet. UBFETTATOSS? (Capital Journal Spiil v! Till, him hill tun .1 1), - school played a ganeiiti tno ualeni Height! mm! 1- noon on the Liberty field f A very exciting ran w milting in a Meat fcrV The score, being 3 toll mil favor, I The JiitBtnfficp at Mnnnifiil into Mondav iiicht imltliBi v.,.: i.l... ..,.. lnrg' worth of itMipuM I Ictterd were nueneil tti f left strewn nyon th floor E-1 in the ottice wm i f Eczema i Congee Greasy salves and iKjf be applied if good it I wanted. From any dnigiJ.'' $1.1)0 for extra large aze, i of xcmo. When jppl'edat effectively removes toe f tops itcliins, and luals te I ;lso sores, tyrns, wrt ; It penetrates, draw t f Zcmo is a clean, 'depei' pensive, penetrating, i"1 Try it, as we kfeve ; ever used istta l