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SIX THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1917. 1 MAX UNDER A COMEDY SCREAM "MAX WANTS A DIVORCE" in Ifct ST . . Hardly I FnnilfA l , I Fnniirrli I :(mfaMWw0&v - laug!,s 1 kimlfc'y We ' ' Nn I urge . i m nase I. Come "" -lPPSgm . in HAY GET TOGETHER ROAD BONDS LOSE (Continued from page one.) ures being referred to by their number on the ballot as given auoie: Salem No. 1.' Effort Started to Get Them In 30-84-301-94; 304 32-305- U2 lL D' t U Ll 30C, 57 307, 108; 308, 80 309, 94; 310, me mug i or neavy weigm Championship By H. C; Hamilton . (Capital Journal Special Service) New York, June ". If Carl Morris and Jess Willard are to be brought to gether in a bout for the heavyweight 164311, 31; 3'2, 56313, 48; 314, 76 315, 132. Salem No. 4. 300, 53301, 72; 304, 20305, 110; 306, 34307, 83; 308, 60309, 57; 310, 94311, 29; 312. 50 313; 83: 314, 47 315, 89. Salem No. 5. 300, 72301, 51; 304, 27305, 102 championship of the world, the fistic 300, 67; 308, 69 309, 49; 310,102311, TOMORROW and THURSDAY Produced by ESS AN AY at THE OREGON public is in an awful fix. Morris today has the New York newspapers ou his side to prove that he whipped Frank Moran in a ten round bout at the Harlein Sporting I club, but if lloran took as much of a beating as the atmosphere Carl was whipping around, he would have been knocked stiff somewhere around the second round Morris merely proved he can hold longer anil harder tlinu Moran. 1 he lat ter proved he can punch harder and considerably wilder Jack Curley is said to be wandering about the west, thinking over a Wit lard-Morris match. Uenny Leoanrd gained even more popularity today as he returned home from a victory over Joe Welch in Phil adelphia. He has declared his intention of enlisting this week and last night he announced he had selected the navy He announced from the ring the bout probably would be his last for some time, although attempts are being made now to arrange n match between the lightweight champion and Johnny Kit bane. Cherrians' Commttee Files Report On Hose Festival Excursion nnleeing $102.00 worth of tickets be ing sold. Price of round trip tickets, $2.00. Tickets good on special train to Port land, and on nny train except the Shas ta limited returning to Salem not later TI10 umlersignod committee having t1'"" Monday, the ISth. been appointed by King Ding to in- L ''l,"ve 'J''li:,.,,ml 'n""cial streets . .l x . Saleinrat 11:13 a. 111. vestignte the matter of transportation Arrivo Ulio l1t,1)0t( ror,inm1) at j fur the Chorrinns on their annual visit p. m. to (he Rose Fesivnl in Portland, have I March twenty six blocks to point of .. ... . ... . ru..:n,,.. ; 1.1, k ompliod with your instructions and """ r"',""0 " " n.i7i:i. iirni uutji pi.c.,-,. xiiiic ituuncu, 1 hour. herewith report ns follows: The Cherrians are to take part In the parade starting at 2p.m.onThursdny t!). 14th, and are to form in line on 14th street near Main street. The following is the Southern Pa- j cilic company proposal: Will furnish a special train upon the Cherrians guar- Tlie following is the Oregon Electric railway proposal: All terms same as the Southern Pacific company proposal except, leave State and Ifigh .streets. Salem, at 12 noon. , Arrivo 10th and Salmon streets, Port laud, at. 1:40 p. in. mi it v Mil i I Don't EnVy "Beautiful Hair. HaVe It! Don't envy the woman whose hair falls in soft, shimmering ripples that seem to take years from her age. Hair of this beautiful kind is possible for nearly every woman. Treat your hair the Pompeian way and your friends will immediately remark, "How soft and beautiful your hair looks " Pompeian HAIR Massage is a pure amber liquid. Not Oily. Not sticky. 'Will stop Dandruff and Scalp Itching. To pet quick results, roll the scalp the Pom peian way (carefully described 111 booklet enclosed with every bottle). The massaging: of the scalp wakes up the roots of the liair to new life. This massaging also opens the pores of the sca'p to the wonderfully stimulating liquids in Pompeian HAIR Mas sage. Dandruff and Scalp Itch ing disappear. Your hair will become and stay healthy, vig orous and attractive. Pompeian HAIR Massage cannot discolor the hair. De lightful and dainty to use. Oct a 25c, 50c or $1 bottle TODAY at the store, and prove to yourself the quick results possible. MEN have applications at banber shops. Made by the reliable makers of the famous Pompeian MAS SAGE Cream and Pompeian NIGHT Cream -d'. P. " ' ' 1 'V . v .. a March five bloe.kg to point of Cher rians formation in parade on 14th street near Main street. Timo allowed, 20 minutes. Tho committee suggests that a vote be taken at tho next drill of tho Cher rians on Wednesday, the 6th, to deter mine the pleasure of tho members as to which route they wish to travel. Upon receipt of this advice the com mittee will proceed to make the neces sary arrangements with the railroad and to sell the necessary number of tickets to provide the guarantee og 102. . Arrangements will bo made by the transportation committee to transfer all hand bagguge on the Cherrian spe cial train to the Cherrians headquar ters at the Multnomah hotel, so that an.j one traveling on the Cherrian spe cial need not be bothered with carrying their luggage from the train. Two spe cial rooms have been net aside by tho Multnomah hotel management for the Cherrian headquarters, one for ladies and one for gentlemen, and the bag gage will be left in these rooms. Respectfully submitted, Cherrian Huso Festival Transporta tion Committee: K. C. Bishop, I,. S. Cleer, W. M. Hamilton, chairman. BOND ISSUE WINS (Continued from page one.) Beavers Lose Stumpf Fortland, Or., June 5. Portland base ball tans learned with wonder today that the Heavers have traded Bill Stumpf, veteran infielcler and Georgo Helfnch, young pitcher to the spoicane club of the Northwestern league for Catcher Baldwin, said to bo a promis ing player. W. W. McCredie is on his wav to San rrancijco tooav to artcnu a league meeting. War and Baseball San Francisco, June 5. War and baseball are to be discussed tomorrow morninir at a meeting of Pacific Coast league officials called by President A. T. liauni, in this city. Baum soys a good many new questions have arisen trorn the war and these must be decided, but he does not intimate what the magnates plan to do. To Wrestle Tonight San Franrfisco. June 5. WladeU Zbyszko and "Strangler" Lewis wres tin' at tho Civic Auditorium tonight and interest is centered on "their bout from two angles. Not only will it decide tho question of supremacy between the iwo. out its succchs or lauure ma in dicate what San Francisco fans think of wrestling as a sport since tho recent upheavals among the grappiers nere. THINK THEY SUNK U-BOAT ' London. June 5. The American arm ed merchantman Mongolia's guncrew, arriving with that vessel today, think they sank a German submarine on the trip over from an American port. Tim Mongolia arrived at a British nnrt earlv today. Her passengers and crew announced that the vessel had en countered and shelled several subma rines. Lieutenant Seymour, command ing the squad of American naval gun ners manning the Mongolia's guns, said lm believed one of the shells had found its mark and sunk tho submarine. FARMERS OP POLK PICNIC by 11.10 on first, second and third choice votes for mayor, with 34 pre cincts to be heard from at 10 a. in. The smaller precincts are for Paly, but the large ones aro for Baker, so that linker's lead is expected to materially increase. Complete returns from 140 precincts show A. L. Barber and Dan Kelluher leading for city commissioner, with W. L. Brewster nud John M. Mann next in the field. lUirbur has a total of K2H0, Kelluher, 5760; Mann, .".'llli, and Brew ster, 4960. Dieek, incumbent, has a to tal of 4424. The bonds for a bulk grain elevator Dnllns. Ore..' June 4. The annual pic ric of Polk county farmers held Satur day at Shady Lane was well attenaeu bv people from all parts of the county. 'j. E. Cotter, district farm agent, gave an interesting talk on the progressive farmer. Short talks were also made by Mr. Sikes, of Corvnllis, and Dr. Poling, of Dallas. After a basket lunch, races and con tests were held, and the "boys of yes terday " proved rivals of the "boys of today" for honore. PORTLAND MAN KILLED Tortland, Or., June 5 Fred A. Ja cobs, prominent insurance man, died at a hospital here just before nuon today following an amnmui'uc Portland Heights. The brakes , on his inaeniue failed to work and the car rolled off the road. The machine roUed over three times and Jacobs was crush ed beneath it. . EARNED SOME MONEY New York, June 4. Despite the Brit ish excess prokit tax of sixty, and later .,;.,htv ,,..r rent, the International Mer- have carrieil three to one, and the road leantiie Marine earned $26,299,959 in carried bv a big majority. 1916, according to a report niartc puo posed charters, intended to lie by President P. A. S. Iranklin to ommission form of govern- dav. This is equivalent to $.)!,-. a share earnings on the preterm! sioc. THINK GERMANS CAUSED IT Tortland. Or.. June 5. The United States district attorneys ottice here todav is investigating a report that the strike at Oregon City which caused a complete shutdown of the big Crown Willamette Paper Mills was the result of the activity of Herman agents. proposal to build sewers with counties. 1 no anti-conspiracy act is in doutit. in 140 itrecinctj complete there was a mar gin of only 4H votes against it. START BUILDING RAILROAD bonds have The two proposed knock out commission ment, have each been defeated and the voters also defeated the two platoon system for firemen, the free streets for jitneys, the proposal for interchange of telephone connections, street exten sions and the proposed change 111 levy ing the cost of grade crossings. The people favored the playground amend ment, redeinptiou of improvement bonds, the Carver franchises for jit- I nev routes bonds tor jitnevs and the Klamath Falls, Or., .Tune 5. Actual construction of the Strahorn railroad ! f roni Klamath Falls to Dairy was start led here today. The event was properlv j celebiated. Mr. Strahorn turned the ; first shovelfull of earth, and city anil jeounty officials took part in the cele bration. EX GOVERNOR HAINES DIES Boise, Idaho, June 5. John M. Haines, governor of Idaho ia 1913 and 1914, died at his home here yesterday after a long illuess. He wa 01 vears old. H will be buried Thursday with military honor. THE DUBBLE5 FLARES THAT POST T0ASTSES JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY 29; 312, 40313, 98; 314, 57315, 82. saiem no. 7. 300, 53301, 64; 304, 18305, 105; 30fi, 33307, 74; 308, 43309, 63; 310, 1311, 32; 312, 34313, 93; 314, 40 315, 86. Salem No. 9. 300, 87301, 47; 304, 38305, 111; 30H, 35307, 88; 308, 84309, 48; 310, 107311, 35; 312, 76313, 69; 314, 90 315, 03. . Salem No. 12 300, 94301, 57; 304, 33305, 327; 306, 44307, 93; 308, 76309, 67; 310, 116311, 44; 312, 68313, 103; 314, 100315, 72. Salem No. 14. 300, 49301, 54; 304, 17305, 91; 306, 23307, 37; 308, 54309, 47; 310, 87 311, 20; 312, 45313, 68; 314, 37 315, 78. Salem No. 15. 300, 91301, 47; 304, 37305, 115; 306, 30307, 93;. 308, 77309, 61; 310, 111311, 34; 312, 76313, 87; 314, 91 315, 77. Salem No. 17. 300, 103301, 72; 304, 42305, 137; 306, 59307, 95; 308, 99309, 65; 310 132311, 46; 312, 97313, 90; 314, 107 315, 81. Salem No. 18. 300, 114301, 42: 304, 43305, ,36; 306, 58307, 79; 308, 100309, 4; 310, 145 311, 24; 312, 83313, 92; 314, SS 315, 89. Chemewa. 300, 58301, 63; 304 14 305, 19; 306, 24307, 89; 308, 49309, 09; 310, 67311, 49; 312, 49313, 82; 314, 48 315, 85. North Howell. 300, 23301, 47: 304, 5305, 66 ; 306, 13307, 57; 308, 26309, 42; 310, 39 31V, 35; 312, 10311, 66; 314, Z8 310, 45. Monitor. . 300, 42301, 58; 304, 13 '305, 84; 306, 26307, 64; 308, 28 309, 60; .110, 63311, 31; 312, 17313, 95; 314, 57 315, 57. Scotts Mills. 300, 40301, 111; 304, 12305, 142; 306, 41307, 113; 308, 44309, 103; .siu 94311, 55; 312, 14313, 140; 314, 20 315, 131. Nortn Bitverton. 300, 47301, 82; 304, 17305, 110; ;in(! 36 307. 83: 308. 43309, 77; 310, 91311, 36; 312, 14313, 129; 314, 46 315, 99. west uervais. 300, 20301, 25; 304, 11305, 36; 306. 11307. 33: 308. 19309, 26; 3iu, 25 311, 20; 31!!, 9313, 10; 31-t, 315, 30- ;agt nervals. 300. 47301. 61: 304, 1W305, 101; 306, 17307, 82; 308, 27309, 71; 31U, 59311, 53; 312, 32313, 89; 314, 84 315, 39. East HUDoara, 300, 29301, 29; 304, 4305, 57; 306, 16307, SI; 308, 19309, 34; 310, 42 11. 15; 312, 20313, 42; 314, 5b Jia, 15. West Huboara. !inn 4S 301. 27: 304. 13 305 63; ami. 34307. 27: 308. 44309, 31; 30, 67311, 11; 312, 31313, 61; 314, 81 315, 16. East Wood Burn. . son 49301. 94: 304. 32305, 124; 306, 38307, 95; 308, 70309, 72; .TO, 114 311, 41; 312, ZU J1J, li! '"I 315, 73. Silver Falls. ann 8301. 42: 304. 2305, 29; 306, 6307, 24; 308, 12309, 18; 310, 11 311, 16; 312, 2313, 28; 314, 2315, 30. naw. ann is 301. 43: 304: 3305, 61; 306, 17307, 43; 308, 17309, 39; 310, 39 311, 22; 312, 7313, 01 an, i-, 46. Pairiieia. .ton 13301. 8: 304. 3305, 20; 306, fiin7' IS- 308 12309. 12: 310, 13 311, (t); 312, 3313, 27i 314, 8315.22. jji oeny. 300. 34301, 42; 304, 13305, 69; 306, 2' -307, 44; 308, 34 -WH, an; J-"'. 63311, 13; 312, 35313, 53; 3H. - 315, 69. East Salem. 300 24301, 64; 304, 5 30S, 89; 306, 14307 71; 308, 24309. 62: 310, 5i 3U. 35; 312, 4 33, 90; 314, 15315, 79. South Silverton. 300 28301. 38; 304, 8305. 69; 306, 20307. 46; 308, 32309, 32; 310, 52 311, 18; 312, 3313, 76; 314, 15315. 66. Quinaby. 300. 19301, 31: 304, 6305, 47;. 306, 16307. 35; 308, 21309, 30; 310, 38 311, 15; 312, 7313, 51; 314, 11315, 44. West Stayton. 300 17301. 55; 304. 0305, 75; 306, 13307. 58; 308, 16 309, 55; 310, 43 311, 31; 312, 9313. 68; 314, 7315, 72. Macleay. 300. 30301, 97; 304. 7305, 121, 306. 18307, 101; 308, 20309. 100; J10, 61311. 64; 312 4 313, 130; 3U. 8 315, 128. Englewood. 300 63301, 86 ; 304. 16305. 138; 306 43307, 93:- 30S. 64309. 77: 310. 10:w-31l. 45; 312, 32313, 128; 314. 33 315. 128. West Woodbnrn. 300 93301. 63: 304, 42305. 125: 0C, 48307, 02: 308, 94309, 67; 310. 13(V-311. 41; 312, 56313, 120; 314. 131 315, 55. Mehama. 300. 11301. 63; 304. 2305. 78; 306, 10 307 62: 30S, 10 -309. 65; 310, 38 311, 38; 312. fi 313. 74: 314. 4315, 75. West Mt. Angel. 300. 31501. 58 ; 304, 11305, S3: 506 21307, 64; 308, 22309. 68: 310. 55 811, 34; 312. 10313. 86; 314, 54 315, 44. Salem Heights. 300 56301. 53; 304. 26 305, 91; 306 23307, 70; 308. 46309. 54 ; 310, 77311, 32; 312, 26313, 96; 314, 33 313, 87. . . ' . East Mt Angel 300, 5301, 123; 304, 25305, 156; 306, 29307, 138; 308, 22309, 154; 310, 110311, 65; 312, 17313, 161; 314, 99315, 83. Brooks. 300, 40301, 46; 304, 12305, 73; 306, 23307, 52; 308, 36309, 42; 310, 68311, 19; S12, 19313, 09; 314, 42 315, 50. Rosedale. 300, 43301, 61; 304, 12305, 97; 306, 24307, 72; 308, 39309, 64; 310, 72311, 34; ."M2, 35313, 78; 314, 17 315, 97. ' Salem No. 7. 300,-53 301, 64; 304, 18305, 105; 306, 33307, 74; 308, 43309, 63; 310, 91311, 32; 312, 34313, 93; 314, 43 315, 80. gaiem No. 2. 300. 183301. 86: 304. 59305. 165; 306, 65-307. 135"; 308, 123309, 94; 310, 166311, 59; 312, 114313, 119; 314, 135315, 107. Salem No. 3. 300, 83 301, 60; 304, 34305, 114; 306, 49307, 79; 308, 86309, 53; 310, 112311, ,34; 312, 71313, SS; 314 80315, 79. St. Paul. 300, 44301. 50; 304, 18305, 76; 306, 24307, 63; 308, 28309, 62; 310, 49311, 39; 312, 18313, 75; 314, 59 3li, 41. Prlngle. 300, 27301, 46; 304, 11305, 63; 306, 13307, 57; 308, 33309, 38; 310, 50 311, 19; 312, 20313, 52; 314, .28 315, 50. ,,. ' Sublimity. 300, 35301, 115; 304, 5305, 190; 306, 8307, 179; 308, 22309, 100; 310, 51311, 143; 312, 7313, 191; 314, 24 315, 176. East Woodburn. 300, 142301, 157; 304, 74305, 249; 300, 86307, 187; 308, 164309, 139; 310, 244311, 82; 312, 85313, 246; 314, 230315, 128. Silverton West Side. 800, 66301, 64; 304, 24305, 13; SOU, 38307, 11; 308, 55309, 71; 310, 97311, 34; 3J2, 30313, 115; 314, 104 315, 4G. Silverton East Side. . 300, 69301, 80; 304, 22305, 134; 306, 41307, 90; 308, 61309, 75; 310, 113311, 45; 312, 21313, 141; 314, 103 314, 70. Turner. 300, 71301, 169; 304, 39305, 212; 306, 61307 171; 308, 85309, 148; 310, 134311. 113; 312, 41313, 216; 314, 47315, 213. Stayton. 300, 40301, 43; 304, 7305, 82; 306, 21 307,. 58; 308, 29309, 48; 310, 49 311, 35; 312, 10313, 83; 314, 36315, 58. Fairgrounds. 306, 59- r.Ol, 70; 304, 22305, 112; 106, 27307. 88; 308, 61309, 60; 310, 103 Ml, 34; 312, 32313, 115; 314, 59 315, 92. Salem No. 6. 300, 34301, 32; 304, 15305, 59; 306, 22307, 37; 308, 34309, 27,- 310, 54 3 II", 16; 312, 29313, 45; 314, 23 315, 50. saiem no. 13 300, 24301, 30; 304, 12305, 51; 306, 17307, 37; 308, 31309, 28; 310, 45311, 15; 312, 23313, 36; 314, 19 315, 45. " ''.' saiem no. le. 300, 56301, 27; 304, 27305, 56; 306, 30307, 44; 308, 45309, 29; 310, 67 311, 18; 212, 4 313, 46; 314, 04, 315, 36. saiem jno. 11, 300. 117301, 51; 304, 59305, 117; 306, 51307, 102; 308, 81 ,309, 75; 310, 142 311 40; 312, 110 313, "; dl4, 139315, 55. uroisan. 300. 24301. 41: 304. 14305, 57; 306, 19307, 44; 308, 28309, 36; 310, 6-311, 32; 313, 12 313, OU; 314, ZU 315, 56. waconaa. 300, 15301, 35; 304, 7305, 43; 306, -307. 34; 308. 11309, 35; 310, 23 311, 27; 312, 2313, 47; 314, 14315, 38. Sidney. 300. 10301. 46: 304, 3305, 54; 306, 10307. 38: 308, 8 309, 39; 310, 18 311, 36; 312, 2313, 55; 314, 1315, 54. . . ; 1 Champoeg. 300, 16301, 7; 304, 2305, 20; 303, 10307, 12; 308, 12309, 10; 310, 14 311, 9315, 14. Salem No. . 300, 34301, 39; 304, 10305, 63; 306, 29307, 38; 308, 32309, 31; 310, 311, 17; 312, 315, 54. 2 LAST TIME TONIGHT MARY PIGfORD In HEE LATEST SUCCESS "A ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS COMING TOMORROW Heart of Texas Ryan and MAX UNDER la MAX WANTS A DIVORCE THE OREGON CATARRH of the BLADDER relieved in 24 HOURS f?,nt fTnrii "" 0le bears the fM I DY) name ar Bevmre o femtv forfeit Fraternal Societies to Form Organization The seriousness of the present ration al crisis was noted by Governor Withy- combe in an address delivered last ev ening at the meeting held in the Moos lodge. It was a meeting wherein repre sentatives of all the lodges of the ei;y were called to devise means by which all fraternal organizations might unit for patriotic purposes. Representative of all the organizations in the city were present and by an unanimous vote favored a motion for a permanent or ganization whereby all lodges in the city could unite in any aetion that might be advisable. Addresses were delivered by Govern or Withyeonibe, Walter L. Tooze, Frank Davey, Thomas Brown, Mrs. Holman. and Mrs. Oliver. It was finally decided that each lodgo should appoint a delegate whereby a fraternal council should be formed. This council will meet as soon ns each, lodge takes action in making the ap pointment of its delegate. All speakers spoke of tho seriousness of the situa tion and urged that all lodges take united action, should any emergency present itself. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Quick Acceleration That's the medium boiling points in Red Crown the middle links of the continuous chain low boiling points for easy starting, medium boiling points for quick and smooth acceleration, high boiling points for power and mileage. RED CI ii a product of straight distillation, a real refinery gasoline not a mixture having .the correct boiling points in a continuous unbroken chain. Be sure and get Red Crown. At -ealers everywhere and Standard Sirv.ce Stations. STANDARD OIL CO.MPANY c.urojtM.Ai r tcmBnuous cliaii High BTrointf for power Cwie TOriiMSrbl PobnV rukk and cmnrifh - weeaeration i5c;!birrp Hot eay starting ra-i? i&w.-j
