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TTTtf r4TT,V CAPTT4T. .TOTTPNAT,. SALEM. OREGON. THUSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1917. OUTLOOK BRIGHTENS FOE CHICAGO TEAM Today's Game Will Strength en Lead Or Put Team In Second Place ,j - Children Cry for Fletcher's Burley is "blame good - , tobacco SIX if Y I III LUCKY .) I .StniKE if XtS ivfoastedJ 10c " 7 ' s Pacific Coast League Standing W. L. Pet. San Framiwo "1 49 .592 hot Angelet .: -.. .64 53 .f.47 Half Lane ."" 53 r() Oakland 50 (i.'i .471 Portland 52 (id .401 Vernon 49 OH .410 Yesterday 'a Results At Han l'Vnneiseo Sun Francisco 2, Portlund 1, At Halt Lake Salt Lake 11, Los An geles H. At VernonOakland 0, Vernon 2. T.ie Bast Laxative To keep the bowels regular the bout laxative is outdoor exercise- Drink a full glass of water half an hour before breakfast unJ eat an abundance of fruit and vegetables, also establish a regular habit and be. sure that your bowels move eaeh day. When a medicine is needed take Chamberlain 'g Tablet. They are pleasant to take and mild and gentle in effect. Obtainable every where. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY - .jJi -J! V i 1 The success of Pompeian HAIR Massage W in the "massage" idea. It -!j a treatment, not merely a tonic. The nm.Mging (rubbing) of the scalpwakes up the roots of the hair to new life. , Thii maiigiug also opens the pores of the scalp to the wonderfully stim ulating liquids in Poni elan HAIR Mussaee. Dandruff goes. Your hair will become and stay healihy, vigor ous and attractive. , r . I V , i. - t '. A DECISIVE GAME Today's game at Boston will ' tell whether 1 lie While or lied Hox will lead the procession af ter their present series. P.y winning, the lied Hox would lead like this: Boston .02"); Chicago .020. And if the White Hox win they will step out in" this fash ion: ; . Chicago .0117; Boston .015. The Phillies have returned to the business of first divisioniug and a victory today would put thcin in second place, displac ing the Cardinals. Br H. 0. Hamilton (United Press staff eorresjiondent) New Vork, Anir. 2. Thinas look brighter for the White Hox today. If uiey nan squeeze out anotner victory lu Hoston the ailin from now until they reach Chicago should be comparatively free from ripples. And as they ease along toward homo, the Ked Hox will be meeting the toughest crowd in Bun Johnson's alley. Keb Kussell's kinky, crooked left arm saved the Pants Kowlnnd bunch for the time being. Whnt will happen next is entirely up to Joe Henz, Ked Faber or Jim Hcott. Htnrtiug tomorrow, the White Sox should run into weak opposition in the Athletics and Senators. The Red Sox at the same timo will be entertaining Cleveland and Detroit. Both of these clubs havo been tough nuts for the world 'a champions this year. The turn ing point has just ns good a chance of appearing during these contests as later in the season. There seems to be a very small chance of heading the Giants. A beat ing handed to tho Cardinals at the same time the Uiants wero steam rolling the 1'irntos placed tho leaders one more game in tho van and today they are speeding ahead by nine full games. Another blow was delivered the Reds by tho Dodgers, who took thVir third straight game and kicked Matty's up starts Into fouryi place. .. . ' Tils Speaker occupied the middle ring, with minor attractions around. Jo tripled, singled twice and scored three runs, stealing home with tho winning run. Au untamed chuck bv Jack Smith laid the Cardinals low for the Phillies. Joe Jackson's home run was one of the causes of .Boston gloom. It required 13 Innings and a repent! ant single ly Alenrule to finish tuo Senator-Tigers' argument. 19-Day Bac Meet San Francisco, Au. 2. A nineteen day race meeting, with pari mutuel betting, will open' at Cheyeune, Wyo., August 1M, It was announced today. The annual twenty day meeting at Re no, Nevada, will open September 15. To Meet Hawaiian San Frniuisco, Aug. 2. Norninn Ross, worlds swimming champion, will meet Duke Kahanamowu, .Hawaiian crack, during the Hawaiian champion ships September 2. Ross will sail for lluuolulu, August 14. Aba Gordon In Seattle Seattle, Wash., Aug. 2 Abe Gordon, one of the cleverest bantams ever turn ed out in the northwest, is in Seattle. He will bo featured on one of the four round cards scheduled here for the near future. First One Dratted Philadelphia, Aug. 2. f.awton Witt of the Alhletics is the, first major lea gue ball player to be summoned for America's new army. O'Dowd to Meet Lewis New York, Aug. 2. Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul will meet Ted Lewis, welter weight champion, in a scheduled ten round bout here tonight. Scalp Irrif atfon. Stop It Now! The heat of the sun dries out the natural oils of the scalp. Dandruff increases. Seulp itching becomes uot only unpleastiut but even dangerous. Stop this i telling now You can, with very little trouble! Sprinkle, only twice a week, a little Pouipeian IlAIlt Massage on your sculp. Rub it in the l'otuK'iun way (carefully de scribed in booklet enclosed in every package) and soon'your scuip iicning win stop. Pompeian. HAIR Stops DandruffHair Coming Out One Bottle Shows Actual Results y.j, :f v. ... .. .(!.; J S : ', i r-y 1 - ' w A . WAR MACHINE (Coutinued from page two.) of the soldiers' committees from as sembling to discuss this order. Air Exploits Amazing By William Philip Simnis (United Press staff correspondent) With the British Armies in the Field Aug. 2. The Infantry paused today in sticky mud, but even in rain swept skies British airmen kept up their un ceasing offensive. One of tho most amazing exploits of the war has been the rlritish aerial of fensive. It started on the day opening the Flanders drive a day as bad us could be for flying. Five hundred feet above the ground the mists hung, with a rain that came later in the afternoon. But the British flyers flew regawlless of bails of shells and storms of ma chine gun fire. In thatirst day Brit ish airmen flew 8B04 hours in all and fired 1 1,2.18 rounds of ammunition. The soup like weather continued to day. Troops resemble mud turtles more than fighters and human beings. The military situation is practically un changed. The Germans made a partially suc cessful counter attack at 5 o'clock yes terday afternoon north of Frozcnberg, under cover of a heavy smoke barrage. and. terrific artillcrying. Tho British rallied and counter attacked at o'clock Inst night on a front of 300 yards. They re took the place. I'.nemy artillery was very netive dur ing the night east of Ypres, but the infantry was quiescent. The British threw many heavy sholls into St. Ju lien. 1 Consolidation of positions on the high ground was accomplished during the night by the French, but no addi tional details are available. ; Eastman Is Puzzled Wants Information As to Mortgage Law E. V. Eastman of La Grande, is puz zled ovor the construction of a sentence in chapter 32 page 40, of tho 1917 ses sion laws, roluting to the maturity of mortgages and has written Secretary Olcott concerning it. The law reads as though mortgages are presumed to be paid after ten years after maturity and then says: "This act shall not take effect until the 1st day of January A. D, 1914." . It is this statement that puzzles him because the act was not passed until January 31, 1917. He savs there must bo some mistake ,and if it is not a mis take askg whether or not if it does not affect mortgages that maturo prior to January 1914. Secretary Olcott replied that he look ed up the case as it went through the legislative mill and he says he finds that the date remains the same through out. He offers no explanation outside of tho statement that the bill was intro duced by Senator Wilbur of Hood Riv- JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Massage Pompeian HAIR Massage is a clear amber liquid (not a cream). Not oily. 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United States Steel advanced to nearly 120 in the forenoon and held it. The other steel shares made corresponding gains. Distillers' securities gained two points and Industrial Ai(cohol nearly three points. Trading continued light in volume in the late session. Prices in the main held well. , ' CITY NEWS J W. G. Vassalt, of the Dallas City bank , is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo M- Childs. T.iO La Area club will hold a picnic at the Artisan landing Sunday. This club is composed of young ladies of the Artisan lodge. Seeking fluids for the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society of Port land, H. K. A. Smith, financial secretary of the society is in the city. In the two homes maintained in Portland, the Al bertina Kerr , home has 49 babies and the Louise Maternity home has 32 girls. o The Grahamona made her last trip with supplies for the inter-county bridge construction work yesterday, bringing up the barge, Comet, from Portland. This is the largest barge the Grahamona has towed u" the river, and will be used, as a base for a large der rick, it is understood. Bids for a new cement mixer to be used by the , street department in street improvement work and bids for sixty cords of wood for the city hall wero authorized to be advertised for by the city recorder, at the special meeting of the city council last night. The city recorder was also authorized to secure additional help when the reg ular assistants took their vacations. Only eight members of the council were present and the meeting was short. ! SHARP AFTER SLACKERS Washington, Aug. 2. Provost Mar shal General Crowder tonight wired governors of all states to advise local draft boards not to exempt "unscrup ulous persons ' who "hastily consum mated marriage, recently, especially those called for draft examination." JllJ ' Adv. 8P s -I Town SaidTo Be Hot Bed of Traitors Five More May BePulled Lowden, Iowa, Aug. 2 Four promi nent and wealthy residents of Lowden are under arrest and several more will be taken into custody, on charge of treason and interfering with govern ment agents. The arrests were inaCie shortly before noon by United States Marshal Moore and Deputy Healy, who came hero from Cedar Rapids. Those arrested were: Albert Sehaener, age 65. retired wealthy fanner; Carl Garhal, age 30, farmer; William Richmann, age 68, furniture dealer and JM'nest Meyer, age 02, retired farmer. Five others are being questioned by the federal operatives and it is likely they will also be placed under arrest. On his way to Cedar Rapids this af ternoon Marshal Moore arrested Wil liam Goldsmith at Clarence. Goldsmith is alleged to have made some anti-American remarks to a traveler there last night and was severely beaten. Following the arrests today the offi cers of the town, characterized as the hotbed of sedition bv the federal agents and county agents, were order ed to use force in subduing any un ruly person making treasonable com ments. Those arrested today arc charged with threatening to lynch Dan D. Mc Gillvrav. an attorney Whb aided in the questioning of Rev. John Keichart, when the latter was arrested here Tues day night following treasonable utter ances from his pulpit Sunday. A few blows were struck, but cooler heads in the crowd persuaded the otn era to let the attorney alone. RED CROSS BULLETIN Willamette Chapter, American Red Cross Business Office and Supply De partment, Room 418 U. S. Na tional Bank Bids. And still the Willamette chapter con tinues to grow. Today the total mem bership had climbed to H733. Quite a collection of forgotten arti cles is gracing the business office, as there are among otner tnings, inree um brellas and a pair of B. V. D's, which some man forgot a few days ago. Materials wero received from the fol lowing societies: Aumsville, 70 T badges. Monitor, 32 operating sheets, 17 bed shirts, and 9 handkerchiefs--North Howell, 3 operating sheets, 2 sacks of elinmnes'for fracture pillows, and 64 pair of bed sox. r irst M- n.., .?aiem, , u(ieing shirts, 43 hospital towels. Community. 8 pair of sox, 0 pair of bed sox' and 12 ice bags. Aurora, 2H nightingales, - pair of nert sox, and a roll of linen. Shaw, 34 abdominal binders. Fruitland, old sheets. Presbyterian, B0 T bandages. Stayton furnished the money for pur-1 chasing and work of making 2(5 bed shirtswhich they sent in yesterday. Nine boxes of supplies are nearly ready to ship to the base hospital at San Francisco. ON WAY TO FRANCE II. J. Eberly, writing from Washing ton. D. 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