Daily capital journal., May 21, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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DATI.Y CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OR WON. MONDAY. MAY 21. 1917.
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WHEN your breakfast toast is just right
buttered piping hot; brown, crisp, de
licious you'll admit that it's a little bit of
Heaven on a dark morning.
Keep this agreeable thought in mind as you read
about the new Lucky Strike cigarette. Because the
tobacco-- it's toasted: and what that toasting does to
the delicious Burley flavor! My!
There's been a big demand for a cigarette ready
made from Burley tobacco. Last year you had to
pour the Burley out of those green, red and blue tins
enough for 35 billion cigarettes.
But until we made this toasting discovery a ready
made Burley cigarette wasn't possible we couldn't
hold the flavor. But now! Well, just try it
Lucky Strike the real Burley cigarette; the tobacco
-it s toasted.
20,000 creg of hiaiiiGmT
valley, submerged by runt lb1
be planted with m urn !
tiom permit. I
Use Zemo h he
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NURSES KILLED BY
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two numcH, Mrs K V ,. .. T "
Wood, K,.d 32. f KvPMiM
Ne.S ; -"ou-r bu, not
"No other mon.l.cr of the unit n i.
.i'I T nl,r,",, w",e on
the upper dock aft on the port bI.iV
200 fcot from the ,
Brt prut if 0. Only one Khot fiwd
lrom the Htyrn Run. At thin time iudir
niMit must r.o HUHprmlPd, ax there i. no
nceiirnte evidence to warrant makine a
positive statement ax to the exact cause
of the accident. The first officer of the
ship wan atandinu within 10 feet of the
uumoR when they were killed."
Major Henley was atniidiiig within
throp feet of the nurses who died, and,
rriMiuiir ins nersnnni atnrv ,.t
eident, said:
Details of Accident.
"In the tnrpet practice, which occur
red nt 2 p. ni. Hundiiy, when we were 24
hours out, thn two forward fiiinn were
lneit tirst. Then the stem cuns, The
Hirst's WorO Kittinir in i1li.1t r,l,0;
watching the target, wnich wnB a long
(liHtance away. The shell struck the wa
ter nt a Croat distnnce from uliir. Tm.
niedintely afterword Miss Jfatr.an, who
jiijiiivii, lom nea me on tne siiouuier
aim nam: mese girls are hurt- I look
ed nround and saw one of'tho dead girls
idiiling from her chair to the deck. We
ilo not know how the accident occurred,
t snt up until I o'clock in the morning
hoiirinj; evidence, hut we could get noth
ing definite. W'p found bits of the
detonating crip which is placed in the
shell behind the powder, scattered
around the dock. There was a lino of
lifeboats hanging between us and the
gun. We had to stoop to look under the
lifeboats to dee tho firing. The gun
was not shattered. lis breach remained
intact and none of tho gun crew knew
what had happened until we had cop
veyed word tt- the officer in charge.
it was the gun crew of the Mongolia
which several weeks ago reported firing
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snme stern gun having been used in that
uio.Kienr.
Major Besley expects to sail again
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inquiry conducted aboard ship last
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unfit L 1 J
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of th gm eteir.
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been tampered itl.J ,
in the ho!ittl,Bf t
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which would hive hanks,;
used on a Gtmit tUm'n i
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wig gtj
the navy to far hu bm i
aseertaio just wktteit.
As for the Ifaoglu W y,
department vimiithoolmtit
vices, though guiiMrj np, -to
think that the breach bkeSls
teen completely eloieifcfr-
uie carrndcn in tn ,
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and failed, vmmn stiwbnae
eczema quickly by applvft -furnished
by any dmsgi-'. If 5; ;
tra larec bottle, $1.00. H
the moment zemo is a
time usually every trace oi tr.
ter, pimples, rash, Mad tab
ilarskin diseases will ten
For clearing the sk'n "d
vigorously healthy, stow1
penetrating, antiseptic M'
greasy salve and it does tot sw
others fail it is the
ment for skin troubles o alW ,
Ths E. W. o
-f44AN ECONOMICAL, DELIGHTFUL LIGHT P1ACI! TO Bt
YOITLL
The New Dress j
Distinctively
Novel ideas havej
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?fiii!?l(li!l(ill
I Watching the Scoreboard
. I Pacific Coast league Standings.
W. I j. Pet.
San Francisco 29 17 .030
Salt Lake 25 17 .595
Oakland, 22 21 .512
Portland . . . 19 23 .452
Los Angeles 18 25 .419
Vernon 18 28 .291
Yesterday's Results.
At Snu Francisco, 5-,'i; Portland, 4-1.
(Morning game 10 innings.)
At l.os Angeles, 9-5; Vernon, 1-4.
At Salt. Lake, no game with Oakland,
raiu.
While the Seais were tightening their
hold on 'first place, the Angels "went
over the top" by climbing out of the
cellar.
Wolverton 's outfit took both Sunday
games from Portland, giving them six
out of the seven games of last week's
.series.
- tepider Damn and Bed Oldham offici
ated for the Seals in their iv
The Spider allowed 10 safeties and the
Beavers tied the count in the ninth
inning of the morning game.
After Maisel had doubled and two
men were out, Boss Wolverton grabbed
his trusty willow and, pinch hitting,
for Baum, drove out the single that won
the game.
Every Angel got at least one hit in
tho morning game, the club aggregating
18 for the contest. . e
In thn afternoon the Chaneemen put
the game in the clear early with three
runs in the third and a couple iu the
fourth.
Rain at Salt Lake kept the Befes from
challenging the Seals for the leugue
leadership.
Johnny Bassler of the Angels, is the
real slugging leader of the Coast league,
his percentuKe so fur being .418. Buddy
Byan of the Bees, is second with .390. '
Six hits was the Athletics' total for
two games. The Indians won both.
Boland'g double in a pinch, combined
with his pitching, troubled the Yankees
to the exteat of one to nothing,
New Swimming Record.
Alameda, Cal., May 21-Frances Cow
ells set a new American record for the
W) yard swim at Alameda beach yester
ifWr! Covered the distance in
ltS 2 5 Preus record was
Pitcher Released.
Los Angeles, Cal., May 21. Manager
cluh tUe Vpri10'1 Coast league
tlub today announced that he had re
leased P,tcher Frank Arellanes.
22-Shorts to Meet.
Oakland Cal., May 21.BatUing Or
tega and Frank Barrieau will meet at
the Lmeryville arena Wednesday night
favour Und bout--0rtga Vffi
Hul ,Cl0!? and excitig contest, and
although the Portland men had men on
lirst and second bases in the ninth in
ning they were unable to score on ac
count of Devitt's excellent pitching.
BtrncrpSt0nA tke Howyan Pitcher,
struck out 12 men and Devitt 10. The
lioneyman team secured three hits while
the penitentiary boys made their runs
on two hits. .
Wlmmi?g tIle nien 011 tlle Prison team
who showed up well were Hunt, the
negro catcher, and Johnson, the Indian,
at tirst base.
War Brides at
Grand Theatre
Game at the Prison.
The Honeyman Hardware company's'
baseball team of Portland came to Sa
cm yesterday ad played the team of '
the Oregon penitentiary win, ,
hat the penitentiary boys carried of
.mv j v owrw oi a to 1, It
Herbert Brenon'. first production
B.nce becoming a producer for Seknick
Pictures is "War Brides," with Nazi
niova as the star, and it will bet seen
at ho Grand theatre on Tuesday and
K CrafV6 SC?aHo fr01 Ma
Nazinmvg Vent70rth' PIaJ'' in which
cidonta de,a!8 with the w" brides in
rotan t00k Pkce in ertain Eu
Kn ntr.'08 at the ""tee of the
Prosent war, but the play deals less with
war than' with the effects of war upon
me iiomcs ana tne loved ones left be
hind. Mr. Brenon, who is the only man
besides D. W. Griffith who has achieved
a national reputation as a director, says
that this is unquestionably an advance
over any of his previous work.
Under the sponsorship of Lewig J
Selznick and director, Herbert Brenon,
the eminent Russian tragedienno, Nazi
mova, has made her debut in moving
pictures. Her first and only appearance
this year will be "War Brides" which
will bo Bhown at the Grand theatre
starting tomorrow. When she had com
pleted this photo-drama, Nazimova re
sumed her-plan g for her winter season
on the stage, so this will be tho only
opportunity of seeing her in the movies
for at least a year.
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