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X THE- aU7.Y.CAPITAW0imV.n, SU-'f. frtFCOV, SATIWfAy, MAY T 117. - 4 TO rc 2 pit f E OREGON NO RAISE IN PRICES SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY til H in :n i a la ai j ii :n in til t tn :r-2 tu ?a ' id a to ;ii H :m ira tu tE3 :n 4 4 m m m m i-J i i Ti all 0 : - ,:o rp :V ? . .. JSSS if- 4W THE NATION . V V TH8 f'REPAftSDrUSS Y -' '-- i 'tW-' U.S. GOVERNMENT 1, J f-.f'' & P-J- A TO INCREASE . -.J , - ,v ' 'fa A ? ; ENLISTMENTS - BATTERS' STANDING CALLS OUT MIEN !9 m is, m Tris Speaker Leads Ameri cans with J44 and Jack Smith, Nationals, .407 By II. C Hamilton (l'nile.1 J'irfM nlnff rorroiiunHciil N. w York, My li.-Tri SiK'akrr 1wih from tho top of the AuuTi.an Urk"'" I'Mling list cnl.tl toUv. Ho hn Ixiiimlcil liai k mid trail r'orp MiU-r ! Unrersitr Kol -r H Viol,, i . n" for nrw .tii.loi,i. ... . , fc r,'"'i! iimm-.lmlrlr ,hrr Mt,r Beveral i,fk.., i V.Li.. 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I'ittn jbur!, .370. Ty t'olili i kIohIv cliin tho jjhm J.otwoon hi .roint inurk ntul In h.hiih'i fitiiro. Ho i now hitting nt a ."'.'it Ijinit. .loo .liu'kon i flomtilorinj; nrunml nt .".'. aiut Kihlio t'nllum is hiltina B 1 1 tiny .LM1. I lU'iiny Kauff of the Limits i lnnlv 1 within tho noloin clnm, lioiiiu rroilito'-l with a murk of ..'too. Hal flmw, liist frnr'il N h 1 1 1 n h 1 lonno rhaiiiiion. i hitting .I'll.", 11ml i.ornnliv, ( unliimls, i hittiim Hal 10 Kiith niuintnin lii pliifo at the top of tho AmorioHti longuo hiirlcrti. with -ij;ht atraiKht .violorio Riviiig 1 him tho loii'l. Willinin-, Chirao; Slun k-1 or, Pitichor, Now York, lno, Now York mill Oi mi in unit 111, Potroit, have cm-apod' (lofont. . I iVrd Shupp, Oiunt, loud in tho Nil-1 tiouul league pitching average with three viotonoH and no Iohso. Sonton. Chicago; Kent her, t'hicngo; Mayer, I'hi! ndolphia; I'ronilergBst, t'hirng'o; Mid ) dleton, iew York and Kllor, I'inciii-i nati, have iniiiiitiiinod it pliers in their last column. Alexander on won five and lost two. Miidctita settled it,,,,, ' L. .i...,lhfr,fc'WiL fonclndiiig ,!. ti IM.rv Bwm ,' . ... , t, r, ii 1 ti-,, ir.n .,, ,g .1 , it 1 .... if, . ' I ' ' "I I at Ml IMII-lll OIIOV I'V hurl Maclean pre "It - ml .rfJ ' "'" billing liim win, (, ,,rfi,-i,, Uv..l tJnuulil ,.. .," ro.i.niw., I,. :.- --.:"' . rofponw to u viicitcrmiN .1 ...,,,, .1 m. genoraf i,i.. t. Hower outlined l, a,,iis,.ti;""if f that U IT policy for the coming vcar. loit. ,M,t,1i. ' "Aft.. L. ti,.. , -.. . . :'Tun,mi !' uiiiu 1,1 rr irv wn.'i.iTi- nn "Aniortcus" Downed Twrice Kansas Citv. Mo.. Mv IB. KnH H'uddoi'k, Anita, Iowa, defoatod dus Schooiiloin,' Itiiltiiuore, known to the wrestling world u " A morions,' ' in two straight fulls hero lust nk'ht The first full came after 17 minute and the sec ond in sixteen minutes and thirty sec onds. To Box Tonight San I'Vniicisco, Mnv 111. Mike and Tom (iildions will box a four round ex- NOTE THE CAST THEODORE ROOSEVELT, HARRY MOREY, PEGGY HYLAND, ALICE JOYCE MARY CHARLESTON, MARY MAURICE Watch for the Band TM ! minm j 1 1 .mum,, ,, mm M, - 'MtMM- Watching the Scoreboard j jc sft ijc jjc s sjc jjc fc 1; 21 20 2;s 2G .010 .005 .500 .4S7 .410 .381 Pacific Coast league Standings V. L. Pet. Salt J.alte 25 10 San Francisco 20 Oakland 21 Portland 19 I.os Angeles 10 Vernon 16 Yesterday's Results At San Francisco 0, Portland 5. At Salt Lake 5, Oakland 1. At Los Angeles, Vernon game post X'oned; wet grounds. Standing of the Teams National V. L. Pet. Chicago 22 1 0 .(58 New- York 15 7 .6S2 Philadelphia 15 9 -625 St. Louis 14 12 .5.1S Cincinnati 13 18 .419 Boston 8 14 .304 Brooklyn 7 14 .304 Pittsburg 9 20 .310 American Boston 17 9 .054 New York 17 9 .054 Chicago 21 12 .030 Cleveland 10 15 .510 St. Louis 14 17 .453 Washington 12 10 .429 Detroit 10 18 .357 Philadelphia 7 18 .280 Its on agin, off agin, with the Seals. Their grip on the Coast league lead was awful loose-like, for it lasted just 4 hours. The Beavers whitewashed them and the Bees, by beating the Oaks went to the top of the heap once more. Portland's sum total of hits was only live but they netted five runs while the Seals' seven ment nothing in their young life so far as tallies go. Justin Fitzgerald got three of the Seals woven. Noted Film Star to Visit Salem J. Warren Kerrigan, the noted screen .star now on a tour of the t'nited States. aiming to come in closer touch with the motion picture the movie 'fans of this city in person at the Oregon theatre on next Saturday, May 20, matinee and evening. There are but few who need nn in. traduction of Kerrigan for his popular ny is nation-wiite. crowned lilmdom lu n loving public, will creet Illpa for l'fpl'aredness in "Woman- .... . ' lli..l ' 1.... i.:.. :.. j . ... 1 ""i is in greui parr tiirougn the story itself, and the film is not a preachment in the usual manner of propaganda. Wonderfully realistic bat tle scenes, excellence of lihotoiiranliv. Twice he has been and many unusual effects combine to most nomilnr stnrUi .I,;- ' j, . . j ,, . . , l r. -.- j,..,. ,.., ,niuic a. loremosr position and n each instance he was victorious among pretentious and important pro- 11V O VP W II fl11' 1 111, TIUlinriti.lQ nx-nv .-..,...1.1 . n ., .. 1 The Oaks qualified as the rimless wonders yesterday. Eleven safe swats Save them only a" single run, and that one came as the result of an error at that. Everybody in the Bee lineup except Schinkle got at least one hit, the club totalling 15. Tho Chicago White Sox maintained a string of victories in wrecking Babe Kuth's consecutive victory string. Otto Miller clubbed victory out of the Cardinals with a home run lor tho iJodgers. Two hits in two official appearances at tho plate by Keihoff turned the Cubs' long string into a broken one. by overwhelming majorities over every other photo-player of both sexes. He also has distinguished himself to a greater extent, having been the choice of a committee of artists of well known reputation who proclaimed him to be tho handsomest star of the screen. Recently Kerrigan closed a long term contract whereby he becomes the star and head of his own feature film cor poration. It is said that he will receive the largest salary ever paid to a dram atic screen star, and while he is tour ing the country'and meeting the movie fans in person a massive studio is uomg constructed at Hollywood, Cal., for the exclusive use of his company, and he says that the future will see him in the best film productions of his career. While here Kerrigan will appear at the Oregon theatre. He will be attired in his populir western costume and aft er making a few remarks on the motion picture industry he will greet each of the patrons in person. Classified Ads JMMm- - Prompt Seme . Sell it Journal classified ad way. Read What the Most Noted Critics Say About "Woman hood, Gloryof the Nation" Philadelphia Record : ' ' There Brewers Issue Figures To Combat Arguments Againts Their Industry The proposed legislation by congress which would forbid the making of any spirituous or malt liquors from cereals, which by the way was turned down by the senate committee this week, has called forth a statement from the brew ers as to the use of grains in their in dustry. Tho showing they make is that less than three-fourths of one per cent of the cereals is used in brewing. They give tho figures of the 1910 crop as barley 180,927,000 bushels of which the breweries used 52,439-,973 bushels. The "reduction of rice is nhmnrl ni PS nun . 000 of which 2,354,000 bushels are used in brewing. 'Ihe corn crop is given at 2,583,241,000 bushels of which the brew ers used 15,711,515. The total crop ot cereals of the United States for 1910 is 4,745,429,000 bushels and the total used 1 .. ai. i rn r,,!r ..o ri, , v) iuv ureneiB i u,ouo,oa. nicy also " i ""i iinvo nan a Dusy night, show that of the total amount of grain llie spectators being moved to applause McrtI 'If; r, t.i i.: Hand cheers. as siock tooii. leiivintr t no tnrni iwpii m maning tieer Jo,s:js,aos bushels. In ad ductions for the screen." New York Kvening Journal " Wo manhood' is a film of the hour. It is needless to mention the cast, as they are all stars, acting to perfection. Prac tically every important government of ficial, men notable in public life for their efforts iu the cause of prepared ness, and every army and navy officer stationed in the East, attended the opening performance last night at the Broadway theatre." Morning Telegraph "Fifteen hun dred American men and women were aroused to enthusiasm last night at the Broadway theatre at the premier of ' omanhood.' They threw convention aside and yelled, stamped and cheered during some of the more stirring mo ments of the play. 'Womanhood' is a decided triumph from a photo artistic point of view. The battle scenes have even more power than those in 'The Battle Cry of Peace.' Directing and photography triumph in the scenes in which Zeppelins are sent crashing into the sea." Kvening World "If you have seen 'Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation' reel by reel, picture liy picture to the very end, you can say that you have seen somethiiig worth seeing. Here is no commonplace 'movie,' but an ap pealing and convincing spectacle built on romantic lines." New York American " 'Woman hood' differs from most military plays in that, instead of containing several thrills, it is one long thrill. Jt is in deed a soul stirring spectacle. Through out, there ruas a beautiful love story. The technical work of the film has been excellently managed." New York World "Because of its patriotic appeal and timeliness, there . .iu ijiioMiun mat - womanhood,' at Real Stand of Russian Social ists Was Against "Annex ation and Contributions" ('hicago, May 19 Professor Samuel N. Harper, instructor iu modern lan guages at the University of Cliien and one of the best known authorities wu xiussia m the United States, said today that much of the differences be tween the Russian socialists and the provisional government reported in the United States appeared to be due to me interpretation of a Russian word, which in Knglish would mean "contri butions. ' "Por the last five weeks it has been the general ini,lrrion,i; ti. ... . - i nut .mis- sum socialists demanded as the policv or nil all;..,. .!... .i , 1 - ,.., inai mere be no annexa tion nor indemnities," said Professor Harper. "In the program of the new coali tion government in Russia tho policv adopted is reported to be 'no annexa tion and no contributions.' The ques- " v wordinS is a11 important. No indemnities' would mean no reparation for destruction done in France Belgium, Poland, Serbia and Rumania. " 'No contributions,' means no puni tive indemnities, Buch as Germany im posed on France in 1870. "Have the Russian socialists chang ed their attitude, or has there been a misunderstanding? The latter would seem to be the case. "The Kussian newspapers for the first week in April, at wh..,i time this point of poli,y first came up, gives as the formula nf h p,ioaio D:i:i. iVO force, aillinxntinn anA 1: buttons.' Arc the German intriguers working both in fiussia and America, responsib e for this- misinterpretation. . Ihe Russian word was a Russian-w-,, 111 of our 'K1''1 'contributions.' Air. Shepherd, of the United Press, reported the ntlior .lav ., i,.i t..i- a "".I "' " lonuu uuu- gram trom Paris printed in the Russian papers, to the effect that the American secretary 0f state had forbidden news- i'im-i wscussion of the coming social ist congress in Stockholm. Have we .oui.ieuiiiig similar here? In any case, Russian socialists have ail along been opposed only to 'forced annexation and punitive indemnities' or contributions " favored with its an mini M-nir ,,., i nnnhwd of F,J '. ': at its rogulnr meeting Friday. The 1 f ,,ou8 to talk of trtij ! wniora appeared in ,,, Bmj llwn j mto the tank, f Aetna Kmmcl presomcd "Senior Fail- -r.Ahp ,leM'l of at,,,,, lire"; Ruth lludge. "Sonuir Hue-!. 'f W cesses"; F.stcr Kmiu.-l gave a whistliiigl.J b solo; the class w ill wan rci.l l,v t,,,,;!"'.11 required o! ti r. Mintun; the future of the viirimi, men,. ? ! L tbt P bora was prophesied by Kugcnia Mi-In-t m f f and Carrie Conkscy. I.iicilo Km iiioiih entertained with a piano nolo. . ....... ....... h.. ..,,. ,-,:, r m.. 1s tiections.- MisaiimiKl (.illicit IuihiIImI Tke National t, , the "(linger Can." n-' ' " .Ltfl( flf Kninn s, ' ""'Id tbelantoMdllW ban bwn niiii..,! .. .. , i I'M ilarf lay hasdioii, Spring, wn the fhcimv of the l'hiln- dusiaiis' program. Their priicraiii was:; Fannie McKennon, "Spring Sung," Kulienstein; n paper or, "Tlic ('olnrs of Spring," by l.ucile Mcfullcy; "To the! Cliiengo, May 18,-ltiiiwf I iifknii, liy Alary ruullcy; 1 ' spring) snamc even to consider v Time in th. Desert." by linlh Itr-1 the federal child labor In ringer; .Menilelsohu 's "Spring Song," war espcriallv at tteein- .M,WB,. '! ... ,1. ...... ; v"." 1 h"1 j, "mi me wm nf Miss McDowell, tuiilnt V orker immul n t the rontcaipUted mnnm,r 'ic.-mtiliK us Wlllll!D(i,,; Kainst any effort to M t restrictions guarding iktd j ....... . j by Olive Rosche. hibition here next Tuesday night. Li,y enjoyed f. hike am: Friday afternoon MUST BEMOVE PICKETS McLaughlin In Good Form Oakland, Cal., May 19. Maurice M--Louirhliu 's tonal l'orm i ftlmoHt ns good as it ever was, not fans said to-1 Washington, Mnv IS I'nlil suffra day after seeing him in the doubles ' -,K remove nickc'ts enrrvinir miffraee with Willis Davis ns his pnrtner de- btinnera from before tne white house teat Johnston and Strnehnn lust ii'ghtamt other government btiildingM in the . ii, tu, n u, u-,i. n o. me luiiicnoi., 1 ,.RI1 i:1i ih(. ifovei nment will nor aii- which were lilnved indoors, were fur i,fiv,.,m coiiiiniitcc. Rcnresen- fit of the Red Cross- jtntive Harrison, Mississippi, told a del- the benefit Joint Committee On War Is Proposed irn t inn nf mi ft'rnuists at a hearing be- i- - .1. 1 ...I ..iltnA lilllV IOril IIIO UOUSO llinU l ummni. ,. "The picketing at the white house is disrespectful to the president," Har rison said, "and cannot possiuiy u-uu In nrnnwilo file cnilSO llf WOlliailS Sllf- Washiiigtnii, May 18. Kstablishment trnge." of a joint, permanent committee of all the- nllies to sit in Washington to fa cilitate America's cooperation in the war, has been sutrL'ested bv the French and British war missions, it became known officially today. llie allies have suggested that the United States send representatives to take part in the various committees on the conduct of the war in London and Taris. Taking advantage of the beautiful 'h'lto I'nivmih Srthti ilnv the Chrestomatlicaii sncietv i-iris f ,n yards." i anil the non-society girls of the univer-l 'tnKland rwhid tilniir. picnic lunch I""1""' ', ,ul "8"(. iuiiii iiuw is irgrnuuj; u. u; f uelinqiienty in tut coaaur t creased 35 per mt i nr ng children from school act them to work. I "Fortunately, many tl have adequate child ki: will not be affected hyajr , grcss may take." I Xlima Vtrllno'iilt il MP if known child labor pwolaii die went. I New York, Majr 18,-lka T nera nf the toroeibed is ? ship Bockineham, submariwi . j const of Ireland, May 1, irr- today. f irl.,. warn rplMlllflll itieSKri 4, but nothing had been heo : ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE OOES.IT, When T(wrliiH'lmcn or your riiHnd bun ion li8 that yon ro tired U orer, (tt't Alton' trnotoKuM, tlio antlKi piicpdwilwWM hkua Into the lioe and sprinkled In the toot hath. It will take the Minx out ot corns and bunions nd give Inntjint relief to Tired, Ach ing, Swollen. Tender feet. Oner 10n,ol puck ages are beiim ow-d by the Allied and German troor t the front. Hold everywhere, Me. Don't accept any substitute. ti! ii I'd m, . n..l.!.nlnn iflium i ne noiRiuKuo'" Third Officer Arthur kw - Gunner wooa oi w " , navy and twelve ninlf"' .o) Lieutenant Thoniss, S I , .i tl.. mm srlll't cnarje ui a- - - posure. , ' i 1 The Spring DrivelsOif 1 I ' I ' the Broadway theatre for two weeks, I which is nil d -f . te T wll win great notmlaritv all over ih (1 the foodstuffs consumed wll win great popularity all over the i.uuiiii v. jia imiiie scenes are -of mar velous pictorial effectiveness". New York Herald "A jiatriotic ral ly developed at first showing of ' Wo manhood' at the Broadway theatre last night. Had a recruiting officer been there, he would have harl it lllliitr ,,,,11,4 demand for the best quality of it. In dition they point out that about 75 per addition the showing JS made that cent of tho cereal used is barley, which government collects 'from the brewers i Kitf iWiirt ncrti .a 1..I....... ..Anoitiie shai)e or internal rnvai.tia 0, is out utile usea as nuinaii food, most " " ""rc 'iwniui revenue a sum of it not used bv Tjrewers being fed equ.all,1g per bushel for all the to stock. The claim is also made that ?mn usod' rl'0 government would lose the brewers use of barley helps rnak a a r.eve,nue? b(ut $134,000,000 a year, living price for the grower, increasing A? t"11,16. r'0t sed for food, and as the price of the crop on account of thow qua?t.1(t,y of nco ,ai"1 corn ed is 1 K bttt a tntle over 18,000,000 bushels, making beer. nnH p.k r... iL- . . , " fv, uciil, Ul tills is salvaged and used as stock food, 000,000 bushels. For the saving of this amount of foodstuffs tho government wouia surrender a revenue of $134,000, 000 yearly, 01- at the rate of more than tu a bushel. SPAIN IS ANGRY Madrid, May 19. Immediate satisfaction 'for the sinking of the Spanish steamer Patricio and guarantees for future ex emption of Spanish shipping Iroin U-boats, are demanded in a note dispatched to Berlin by II M M m ti ii ii M ri tl ii ti ti u m m m ii M u ir ti M And we are ready to take care of the nee Mini we are reauy w tarvt, w. of Men's and Boys' Footwear, either in W shoes, light weight shoes, or heavy . shoes. TKere is just as much difference the quality of shoes as there is in any km merchandise. We make our drive on best qualities. SALEM WOOLEN MM STORE inK1" Wff!W!!Wiiwiiriw iMiMIIWM...aamMMM.MM.M.i.ilJ lBa-lMH