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AN ECONOMICAL, DELIGHTFUL LIGHT FrO.CE TO TEADE PUT A FEW OF THESE WONDERFUL $1 WAISTS IN YOUR SUMMER'S WARDROBE I 7 g Gi Gr- 1 A fresh, clean waist every day makes a bright summer's day seem all the brighter. And with a few of these pretty Wirthmor Waists in your wardrobe a fresh, clean waist every day is simple for you can tub them and rub them and they al ways come back from the laundry re freshed and like new. That's because they're well and dependably made of splen did washable fabrics. SPECIAL SEND 15 YOSJ8 MAIL 4l6 STATE 5T THE RAILROAD SHOWING Washington, July 23. Rail way operating revenues for all United States railroads, for May, 1917, amounted to $345, 733,079, an increase of over $44,000,000 over May, 1916. Operating expenses for May, 1917, totaled $238,682,879, com pared with $197,410,491 the previous May.1 ' Prices Are Lower In Very Dull Market New York, July 23. The New York Evening Sun financial review today said: The trading community found little incentive for following up the improve ment in security quotations which was in progress at the close of the week. The character of today's market was unchanged from that which has obtain ed for the past fortnight- Opening prices were generally higher, but before trading had progressed far it became evident that, irrespective of many bull ish utterances, buyers for the advance were scarce. The bear side of the market appealed most to the professionals. By early af ternoon declines of from one to two points were reflected by many of the standard issues, including steel common, Rermblic Steel. Baldwin Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Reading and the like, j Shipping stocks Teacted sharply in late trading on the announcement or an international agreement on marina TODAY LOVELY in LITTLE THE A Picture Loved by everyone but the kaiser. VAUDEVILLE DOLORES RAG TIME MODEL GIRL Matinee and Evening 15c The OREGON $1.00 ORDERS - WE PAY POSTAGE SALEM'UKCUUN ' rates. Atlantic Guf and Mercantile Ma rine preferred fell back about threu points. ' Railroad stocks were extremely dull. Canadian Pacific lost nearly four point! A DAGGER IN THE BACK That's the woman's dread when she gets up in the morning to start the dav's work. "Oh! how my back aches" GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules taken today eases the backache ot to morrow taken every day ends the backache for all time. Don't delay. What's the use of suffering? Begin takinp GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules today and be" relieved tomor row. Take three or four every day and be permanently free from wrenching, distressing back pain. But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1096 GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been the Na tional Remedy of Holland, the govern ment of the Netherlands having grant ed a special charter authorizing its preparation and sale. Tho housewife of Holland would almost as soon be with-1 out bread as sho would without her "Real Dutch Drops," as she quaintly calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap sules.' This is tho one reason why you will find the women and children of Holland so sturdy and robust. , GOLD MEDAL are the pure, origin al Haarlem Oil Capsules imported di rect from the laboratories in Haarlem, Holland. But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Look for the name on every box. Sold by reliable druggists in scal ed packages, three sizes. Money re funded if thev do not help you. Ac cept only the GOLD MEDAL. All oth ers arc imitations. ' AfflilCl THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. MARION COUNTY MEN (Continued from Page On.) ton 223 Mike Henry Sim, Salem 1441 iFVed A. Williams, Balem 117 Edward Pecard, Cbemawa . 602 Fred Walter Hargrafen, Salem 390 Valentine Gerig, Salem 75 Echu Lo Amano, Salem 181S Henry Frank Rauscher, Auins ville - 772 Chas E: Olcott, Salem 145(1 Loren K. Gear, Salem 721-Glen John McCaddam, Salem 14)9 Leslie L. Larsen, Salem 7H6 Vogle Anville Smith, Salem .1549 Miller E. McGilchrist, Salem .147(5 Gustsv i lJeterson, Salem 280 Clarence Simmons, Salem 1292 Ellis Erby Cooley, Salem 972 Carl C. Scott, Salem 983 Blake Andrew Beck, Salem 757 Porter Guthry Heath, Salem 96ti Theodore C. Peerenboom, Salem HUH William Frank Browning, Salem 332 Guy B. Rolaud, Jefferson 379 Herman Amort, Salem 542 (.'has. W. Hoffman Grabeuhorst, Salem 191 Clarence Ambrose Wilson, Sa lem 874 Clarence Gaylord Hickox, Salem 552 Lee A. McAllister, balem 1073 Hans Peter Hansen, Silverton 1887 J. Milton McChntock, Turner 073 Benjamin Sieginund Perlich, Sa lem 1709 George Harrison Morton Brew er, Aumsville 1294 Lc Edmund Davis, Salem 1148 Marshall M. Stewart, Salem 1047 Clinton Orlando Pitney, Silver ton 1354 Frank Alexander Friebort, Sa lem 1907 Charles Russell Street, Turner 343 Domcmch otangarone, Jefterson 1013 Chris ttahr, Silverton 982 Clifton Seaforth Baker, Salem 720 Roy Henry Mills, Salem 15 Clair Donker. Auinsvillo 905 Arthur Frederick Tasto, Salem 932 Arleigh Ray Straw, Salem 1531 Warren Daniel Wallace, Salem 1288 Errol Valentine Byrnes ' 452 John Win. Etzel, Stnyton 365 Julius Herman Gainjobst, Salem 1843 Jay S- Baker, Turner 530 Howard Glover Williams, Mill City 809 Fred Lee Bernardi, Salem 1114 Cleon Burton Durdall, Salem 1470 Charles E. Low, Salem 045 Oscar Lenn Edwards, Salem 218 Fred August Scharf, Salem 020 William Floyd Watson, Salem 1334 Samuel Budd Welch, Salem 550 Chauncey Adair Lockwood, Sa lem 3611 William Gottlieb Wiederkehr, Jefferson 574 (Floyd W. Elgerton, Independ ence 31 Tony Thomas Perkins, Aumsville 1432 Joshua vv. Kuriic, saiem 1727 George Frank Tate, Stayton 981 Elmer Earl Armstrong, Salem 1848 Charles F. Bones, Turner 1570 John Zabud Larson. Shaw 1817 George John Prangc, Sublim- y. ' ,. 77U tvan jueri xvioyer, oaiciu 8H2 Walter Leisi, Salem ,077 Douglas Phillips, Salem 789 John Will. Spencer, Salem 1869 Walter August Green, Turner 1509 Clifford JNelson Uesner, saiem 1211 John Tonio. Salcin 52;' Frank Andrew Taylor, Mill City 1417 Albert Marshall Jones, Salem 1574 Claud William Simpson, Shaw 700 Theodore Charles Irwin, Salein 183 Guy Willard Porter, Salem 5(5 Carl Knutson, Detroit 1276 George B. Tucker, Salein 1791 Peter Barkmcyer, Sublimity 1590 Harcy Levi Bosher, Salem 792 John Clayton Taylor, Salein 5 Harry Jerome Cat'low, Aumsville 350 Frank Tichy, Jefferson 1586 Lloyd Aaron Henson, Talbot 54 Hugh' Earl Jenkins, Detroit 870 Deo Earl Cooper, Salem 1714 Hugh Theodore Grace, Stayton 549 Elmer Arthur Kuss, Salein 1132 Ross Clarkson Miles, Salem 440 Louis Ernest Peterson, Marion 1485 Earl Seamster, Salem 1674 Alviu Sophus Hemmingsen, Silverton 741 Horace Allen Wilson, Salem 1054 Paul Louis Schmidt, Salem 1275 George Edward Tomkins, Sa lem 711 Albert William Henry Gille, Sa lem 1022 Ordn Orliff alters, Salem 841 John Petri, Salem 6H8 Everett Harris Craven, Salem 1032 Delbert Solomon Gosser, Salem fl-ij) Paul Revere Morton Wiiislow, Salem 2(59 James Lester Leijhty, Silverton 085 Earl Chester Simpon, Salem 1141 Warren Burton Seobaugh, Sa lem 1314 Carl R. Muths, Salem 101(5 Lloyd Raymond Springer, Sa lem 1688 Albert Muller, Silverton 335 Henry Clingmond Shields, Jef ferson 1430 Vernon Everett Rings, Salein 493 Earl Jackway Hammond, Mill City 1358 Leonard Holland Hewitt, Sa lem 923 Omer E. Kennen, Salem 1305 Norwaiu Waine Kennedy, Sa lem 341 Chester Carl Starr, Jefferson 1007 Kosanio Parise, Salem 1764 Stephen Ray Taylor, Stayton 391 Henry F. Hain, Salem 1360 Clarence Edward Miles, Salem lein 353 Chester Arihur Van Nice, Jef ferson 970 Dwio-ht H. Presnall, Salem 037 James Shelby Cooper, Jr., Salem 1675 Julian Lee Hendricks, Macleay 360 Lloyd Earl Chest nut, Salem 1657 Johnnie Vick Brunuer, Silver- ! ton j 1217 Clair Vane Dimick, Salem i 571 Benton A. Cain, Salem 488 Visko Franich, Mill City I 1543 Engene Ellsworth Kclley, Sa ilem I 704 Verne Doniogalla, Salem 73 Arthur E. Allen, Cbemawa ! 1053 Raymond August Schmalie, 8a ! lem 1896 Herschel W. Powers, Salem ! 1709 William Albert Cladek, . Stay- ' ton 356 William Alex Wells, Jefferson 112 Frank Muno, Salem 1007 Thurman Gave, Salem 128 Bliss C. Zielinski, Salem 679 Alfred David Propp, Salem 805-William Earl Bailey, Salem . II Lonnie Cupp, Turner 900 Frederick Julius Siewert, Salem 11)17 Clifford Clarence Carter, Sil-j verton 303 Ernest Charles Free, Salem 1287 Forrest Fillmore Brackett, Sa lem 1142 Albert Clinton Smith, Salem 1765 Ralph Urban, Stayton 6 Wesley Charles Cheffings, Aums ville 327 Herman Binger Plunkett, Jeffer son 664 Gustav Fredrich Liening, "jr., Salem 93 Howard Franklin, Salem ' 1448 Roy C- Cooper, Salem 1722 Glenn Ridge Munkers, Stnyton 957 Harrie E. Hoxie, Salem 1557 Dwight J. Whictis, Salem 1744 George William Hain, Stayton 1112 Lee Carroll Douglas, Salem 345 Gnithcr O. Stuart, Jefferson 1595 Jesse Wade MeCormick, Jef ferson ' 1355 Chalmcr Lee George, Salem 103 Carl H. Johnson, Salem 1585 Charles Theodore Haynes, Sa lem 1912 Charles Brooks Wcatherill, Tur ner 1221 Edward Gittins, Salem 1102 Harry P. Bowers, Salem 1025 Leslie Miles Elliott, Silverton 556- Charles Vincent Robins, feeble minded home 1556 Curtis Ivan Sutton, Salem 154 Floyd Carl Shelton, Salein 1281 Joseph Thurman White, Salem 51 Ralph McKinley Heath, Detroit 717 Bert William Kook, Salem 1057 Frederick Joseph Smith, Sa lem 1258 Willis May, Salem 10(3 Paul Hovel Green, Salem 30 Phillip Sheridan McNeal. Aunis - ,.!ii 1 ' 199 Ifanso Fremont Christofferson, Salein 388 Glenn Edwin Eoff, Salem 1423 Glenn W. Moored, Salem 1716 Charles Ward Holford, Stayton 773 Andrew Victor Avail, Salem 608 Paul Mono, Salem 1600 Marion Francis Niccolson, Jef ferson , 400 Delbert L. MacKeniiie, Salein 519 John Garfield Schaer, Mill City 1730 Harvey N Chester Beauchauip, Stayton 25 Frank Kusy, Stayton 392 John A. Hain, Salem 889 James Robert Parks, Salem 383 Christ R. Battalion, Salem 1106 Kenneth Carlton Crossan, Sa lem 1712 Gabriel' Wilfred Do Jardin, Stayton 586 Floyd Everett Bates, Salem 850 Forrest Edward Welboru, Salem 705 Ben H. Drager, Salem 1340 Morris Chassman, Salem 576 Kunieji Kido, Salem 944 Albert Oscar De Bord, Salcin 1808 Dee H. Kelly, Stayton 1943 Peter- 'Courtney Olsen, Silver- ton. 3677- John Koser, Silverton . 122 Shiko.jn. Suginioto, Salem 1783 William Mcrl Munkers, Aums ville 642 Forest Glenn Day, Salem 939 Rollin L. Armstrong, Salem 1639 Chauncey Montgomery, Silver- ton 222 Paul Silvers, Salem 1715 Edward John Highberger, Stay ton 906 Cuvler Van Patten, Salein 1337 William Filmore Wilant, Salem 700 Earl Bogart Cotton, Salem 1250 Xathaii "Grimes, Salein 1195 Fay BjJRicc . 297 Stcano Camboses, Jefferson, 321 David Robert Moses, Jefferson 736 Frank Herron Spears, Salem 1628 Tolbert R. Hook; Silverton 707 Ivan Le Fanner, Salem 1425 Leo G. I'agc, Salem 1151 Clifford Jnines Taylor, Salem 1101 Nona Paul Bennett, Salem 308 Harry Paul Gibson, Salem 974 Fraud Stoddard, Salem 1098 Robert Ernest Wenger, Silver- ton 320 Chester Hoyt Miller, Jctterson 950 Mark E. Elliott, Salein 1010 Fred Henry Paulus, Salem 1S57 Ray Cirrzon Farrens, Turner 919 David Hutcheon, Salem 1919 John Armstrong, Silverton 1339 Lowell Irvin Will, Sulem 814 William John Ettner, Salem 1175 Harry Martin Hawkins, Salem 1070John J. Elliott, Salem 7:18 Ralph Wilfred Walton, Salem 1107 Goutnenos Deniilrow Dcnias, Salein 1097 Gustav Adolph Anderson, Sa lem 191 Chas. drover Swegle, Salem 1234 Ivan Clifford Beers, Salem 1781 Hugh Edwin Kunzli, Aumsville 1360 Arthur Newcomb Jones, Salein 848 Harry Hill Savage, Salem 1118 George Whitney Gill, Salem 121 Arthur L. Schrieber, Salem 221 William Harry Scharf, Salem 1357 Norman Winton Harroun, Sa lem 1-174 .Tim Henry Patterson, Salem 1414-i-Chas. W. Hunlock, Salem 1010 Andrew Brown, Silverton 292 Clement Elsworth Wolf, Sulem 822 Wesley Hashing Hammond. Sa lem 504 Harry Ysac Miller, Mill City 1004 David Alvis Wright, Salein 1205 Carl Raymond olowaser, Sa lem 579 Pnrteg Parsagin, Salein 1510 Ralph Gesner, Salem 1091 John Pea re y Read Snlem 470 Vincent Astigian, -iU City 312 Alfred Johnson, Jefferson 1507 Horace Berber Folks, Salem 1729 Hugh Franklin Weitniau, Stay ton 1026 David Ota Farrcll, Silverton 1284 Harry Paul Anderson, Sulem 90 Win. Otto Louis Doriibusib, Sa lem 191 Charles Grover Swegle, Salem 477 Olin Bryant, Mill City 1187 George Wheeler McMahan, Sa lem ' 1179 Hollis Glen Tnglcs, Snlcm 753 William Pcarcc Ellis, Sulem THE FOLLOWING LETTER EXPLAINS ITSELF Dr. Herman W. Barr, .. West Stayton, July 9, 1917 125 N. Liberty, second floor, Salem, Oregon. Dear Sir: I am very much pleased with my glasses, and appreciate the fact that you treated my nerves and fitted my eyes with glasses when other opticians said that my eyes were in such a condition that they could not get a correct test. I find the glasses restful to my eyes. . Yours respectfully, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1917. RESIGNS POSITION ON SHIPPING BOARD Captain White the Odd Man, Quits This May Settle the Dispute Washington, July 3. Captain J. B. White, Kansas City, member of the United States shipping board, has ten dered his resignation to President Wil son. It will be accepted. White constituted the odd man on the board of directors which gave Den man the balance of power in meetings covering the respective Goethals and Penman shipbyilding proposals. In appointing White's successor, Presidont Wilson will have the oppor tunity of bringing to a head action on the building program. White has been lined up with Dennian and Theodore Brent with the board majority, while JoJhn A. Donald and R. B. Stevens have espoused Goethals' cause. Reports that Donald had also re signed were denied by him today. A score of shipbuilders, waiting for the Denman-Goothals row to clear so they can go to work, are here today to - U?BC"S .chant discuss contracts for America's mcr- marine. Simultaneously, it developed that since Goethals wrote the president of fering to step out in the interests of harmony, further communications have passed between him and Deumnn grad ually clearing up differences between them. Today the shipping board was to receive detailed figures from Goeth als on his cost estimates for fabricating four hundred steel vessels. President Wilson returned from his week end eruise today prepared to step into the breach and bring order. Prob ably he will seek a basis of understand ing that will permit each man to go ahead .with his work without inter ference. SEATTLE STRIKE (Continued from Page One.) that the city's suit to compel the trac tion company to operate cars had been taken from superior court to the fed eral court, on application of the trac tion company, President A. W. Leonard, of the company, declared that no cars would bo operated today. He would not state when an attempt to move them would bo made. The next ears to be sent out, it was announced today will be armored with heavy iron netting and will carry a full " complement" of policemen. Try to Force Company to Act. Taconia, Wash., July 23.; Acting un der the provisions of the state public utility law, Attorney General Tanner today filed suit in the superior court here to compel the Taconia Railway & Power company to give "adequate street car service" in Tacoma. Only a partial service has been maintained by the company since the inauguration of a strike by its niotoinieu mid con ductors a week, ago. City Attorney Harmon petitioned tho public service commission 10 act. J no courr nas auth ority, ho says, to call all parties con cerned, ascertain the facts of the sit uation and hen give a decision. The stnte law specifies that the traction company is obligated to the public to provido safe, sufficient and adequate service. Judge Easterdiiy fixed July 26 as the date for hearing on the application. May Rdopt Agreement. Butte, Mont., July 23. Despite the rejection Saturday night by the Ma chinists' and Boilermakers' Unions of the proposed contract offered by the Anaconda Copper Mining company, it is predicted here today that the rejected agreement would be adopted. Interna tional union officials say that metal trade locals in other Montana cities, each with one vote, would mispport the agreement and insure its adoption at a meeting of all union councils in the state. Tho company announced. that, ho further concessions would be marc to the unionists. 130 Kntitft Anderson, Salem 858 James Chester Mantis, Salem 109 Hurley Anderson, Salem 1023 William Bell, Salem 1932 John Theodore Hofner, Silver ton 774 Charles Francis Pobst, Snlem 424 Edward Tooker, Macleay 840 Dale Pearce, Salem 1347 llarl Omnh Clancy, Salem 1511 Adolph Albert Hager, Sulem 1188 Kenneth E. Mickey, Salcin 1008 Otto Karl Paulus, Sulem 057 George Samuel Holland, Salcin 175 Alva Chester Hnrpe, Salem 300 Nick Ferri, Jefferson 278 Ed Schar, Silverton 524 Steve Svetich, Mill City 911 Hay Ferguson Campbell 1172 Orris Judah Fry, Salem 532 Charles Earnest Wood, Mill City 517 Michael Renter, Jlill City 1851 Storrie Alvarez Cannon, Tur ner 1R9 Lloyd Hurruld Petersen, Salem 1214 Leo Vincent Walsh. Salem The list will be completed in tomor row 's paper. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY D. B. CONNESS. - ,.511 " ; j This is a Business Stimulator Proposition m6aimuA CUT THIS OUT PROFIT SHARING . 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