Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 23, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWTB DAILY CAFITAC JOTTRKAIj, EKEEB,, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCT., 23, 1917. THREE n IjBI G SACRIFICE ON NEW tl Hi tl J I! El I! M M 11 11 II !! 11 11 11 !i SI II II II 11 11 fl 11 II II II II tl 11 11 11 READY-TO-WEA RFOR WOMEN Every Suit and Coat on ocr suit and coat racks is brand new. All of them have arrived this Fall and radiate all the beauty of this season's ideas, sparkling with style, handsome fabrics and splendidly made. TllEY GO AT CLOSING OUT SALE PRICES feiMMt mniiiti53 Big Reductions on Furs, Women's Skirts, Dresses, and also Children's Garments Corner Court and Com! Street, Salem (i:n'i."m'i n tl u n if Ei II 11 Si 11 II 13 II IJ 11 11 II 11 11 II II SI II II i u n II II 11 11 II 11 II II II tl II If II II II n ii n ii tl ii ti ti ii ii EI 11 U FRENCH DRIVING (Continued from Page One.) the -west of Allemant. Both towns are on the highway to Laon. . Three Thousand Prisoners Paris, Oct. 23. French troops achiev ed one of the most important victor ies of recent months' fighting early today, when they swept forward over a front of nearly two thirds of a mile, capturing Allemant, Yaudesson and Malmaison fort. Premier Painleve announced the drive as a "most important success." Three thousand German prisoners were taKen xn the drive, with twenty cannon. Fren now have reached the brickyard at Chavignort, Overlooking ft he JL&on plains. I OPEN NOSTRILSI END How To Get Belief When Head A COLD OR CATARRH and Nose are Stuffed Up. NORTHWEST NEWS I Big Demand for Spruce. Portland, Or., Oct. 23. The govern ment must have 10,000,000 feet of spruce a month of America is to win this war. The Pacific northwest, containing the great spruce forests of the continents, Hag Been supplying oniy two muuuu feet monthly. TODAY MARY ANDERSON and ANTONIA MORENO in "BY RIGHT OF POSSESSION" A Greater Vitagraph f l Feature TOMORROW JACK GARDNER in OPEN PLACES The Wild and Wooly Western Star LIBERTY THEATRE Quality Comfort-Service It is to correct this condition cor rect it immediately that Brice P. Dis- que is in the northwest today. With practically unlimited powers, he is work ing among lumbermen to stimulate pro duction. Colonel Disque , arrived in Portland yesterday and left soon afterward for Tacoma. After a day or two on Pugct Sound he will go back to Washington and then return to the coast to stay un til the northwest is turning out 10, 000,000 feet of spruce a month. All Shipyards Resume. Portland, Or., Oct. 23. All Port land shipyards, employing approximate ly 7,000 men, assumed work at 7 o 'clock this morning, after a complete tie-up, due to a strike, for four weeks. Work was resumed under' a tempor ary agreement drafted by the federal shipyard labor adjustment board and formally adopted by the unions yester day. Shipyard foremen told the United Press this morning that their old crews had returned intact. Coos County forest Fire. V THEATRE V VAUDEVILLE TODAY BESS MOORE Latest in Songs ELLAHALL in THE SPOTTED LDLFi Bluebird Feature Coming Tomorrow "THE DIVORCE" A Real Westerner THEATRE stand of green timber is being destroy ed and valuable white cedar is threat ened by a forest fire sweeping through the Bone mountain section today. More men were rusned to the fire lines this morning. Other southern Oregon forest fireg were reported under control or not do ing material damage today. Forest xires this time of the year are unusual and incendiarism is suspected. Cheese Cheaper In London. Portland, Or., Oct. 23. Government control of marketing makes American cheese cheaper in London than in Am erica. That today was the explanatien Ore gon cheese exporters when shown Unit ed Press figures comparing the retail price of cheese in London and principal American cities. GAINS A EE IMPORTANT By William Philip Sinuns (United Press staff correspondent) With the British Armies in France, Oct. 23. The British retirement south of Houthulst forest at 8 o'clock last nieht beforo a German counter attack in nowise lessened the value of yester day's advance. Examination of prisoners today re vealed tho fact that Crown Prince Hup precht had ordered his picked men to hold the blockhouses, redoubts, forti fied "osts and pill boxes throughout this territory "at any cost." Further more, the ordors had gone out that if positions were lost specially trained units Bhould retako them immediately regardless of sacriiico of men. Tho British and French fought for ward stubbornly and held all their gains save in the one instance. An unusually large number of Ger man dead littered the muddy battle field today or formed grim and ghastly mounds, in tne interior OI tho pill box es- Considering the limited size of the operations, the number of prisoners tak en is considered most important. One Counter Blow succeeds London, Oct. 23. German troops made a successful counter blow against one new British post in tho southern portion of Houthulst wood, forcing thi British to fall back a short distance, Field Marshal Haig reported today. The German assault came early last night, the British commander in chief reported. This counter blow is the first which the enemy has made in the last two British drives. Another general combined offensive blow by British and French troops bo yond what used to be the Tpres sec tor, was forecast in descriptive dis patches from tho British front today. Yesterday's local attacks by the allies wore held to be tho first of two pre liminary steps to such a concerted drive, designed to widen the edge of the wedge which Haig has, been Btead ily pushing through the German linis since July 31. The point of the British wedge now rests near Passchendacle on the ridge. Yesterday's local attachs, were design ed to widen the anglo of this point to the north. Next, London expects Haig to achieve tho same widening by local attacks on tho south.: Then will come the general assault. British: Give Russia Aid London, Oct. 23 British naval aid, being lent the sorely- pressed Russian sea forces, perhaps aided in tne re markable escape of the Russian Riga bav fleet from under tho verv guns or the great German fleet in Moon sound. First intimation of British vessels in action with Russian ships was contain ed in the official announcement from Petrograd that a British submarine lha1 twn nmpflnpa nt t.wn fier- just try tms moisten a cloth with a1 V , . : ! u i t: little Danderine and carefully draw it,uian dreaduaughts in the gulf of K.ga r.u. ...j vn . i and had sunk a transport which at tacked it. The Gorman floct, Jcomposing ten drcadnaughts, ten cruisers, several score of torpedo Doats, sumnannes, trawlers and transports, paid a high price for occupation of Moon, Dago and Oescl islands, and seizure of main land ground at Wcrder, east of Moon island. It lost an unusual number of shins and failed, despite its prcpondcr anco in guns and number of vessels to inflict anywhere near proportionate losses on the small Russian squadron. London expects the Germans imme diately to start their troops landed at Werder for a drive against Hapsal, twenty miles north, the first stage ot a movement for the capture of Reval, on the Gulf of Finland. That city, a naval base, is now being evacuated and stripped of everything of military value bv the Russians. Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breaths freely. No more snuffling, howkin?, mucous discharge, dryness or headache no struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottle of Elv's Cream he stated iBaIm from yur JruKKist and apply leh forces j !itt,e of tnis rn8railt antiseptic cream iu jvui UUBMliE). J.I. puiiuii ales luruuu every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't slay stuffed up and miserable. Relief is sure. here of what appears to be a general attack by the French along the Aisne front Boy -ScoMt ! GIRLS! TRY IT! STOP DANDRUFF AND Hair Stops Falling Out and Gets Thick, Wa?y, Strong and Beautiful Your hair becomes light, wavv. fluf fy, abundant and appears as soft, lus trous and beautiful as a voune girl's atter a ' JJandcrine hair cleanse, Just try this moisten a cloth with through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. Besides beautifying tho hair at once, Russians Drive Forward Petrograd, Oct. 23 Suddenly assura ing the offensive, Russian troops on the Riga front swept forward over the onemy front line trenches, occupying positions, today's omcial statement said. The enemy evacuated Hinzenberg alter tne engagement. ?Pl.K!Sg!3.SiII.BIEKf Preserves the skin and complexion indefinitely Retains the Beauty of Youth wticn youth is but a memory. Your appearance will always be the wonder of your friends if you use Gouraud's rate! Gmm Sen J 10c. tor Trlnt Sfe ITRD T. HOPKINS & SOM, New York 5lllS!fSi!8ES!I5!?I2fK!!S!lIES!SI! ii.i?;.v'o..; WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR SIGMUND & EISNER NATIONAL 0FT1CIAL BOY SCOUT OUTFITTERS. SAMPLES HAVE ARRIVED, COME AND LOOK THEM' OYER AT ' ' THE HOUSE THAT GUARANTEES EVERT PURCHASE THE HOUSE WITH A CONSCIENCE THE CO&NEB STORE STATE AND LIBERTY On the Werder Bector Russian forces repelled an enemy attempt to land forces near Moisltul manor, eight miles north of Werder. Bessie Barriscale is a great baseball enthusiast. She and her husband, How ard Hickman, attend every ball game they can. , With Ever Increasing Interest Our Big FURNITURE SALE Marshfield, Or., Oct. 23. Tho heavy Danderine dissolves every particle ot Bread Prices Drop. Portland, Or., Oct. 23. Portland bread prices today took their first drop. A 13-ounce loaf that has been selling for 10 cents today went on sale for 8 cents. Two Men Killed. Idaho Falls, Idaho, Oct. 23. Bob Bor gus, foreman of a Dubois Cattle com pany and Ed Drowns an employe, are dead here today following a gun battle staged near here. Austrians Blow Up Depots Washington, Oct. 23. Several Aus trian munition depots have recently been blown np by civilians rendered desperate by food shortage, official Rome cables today stated. News from Berne, relayed through Rome, stated the Austro-Swiss frontier was closed on account of political disorders in Aus tria. 2&? New ISO. JRRGW . - - dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig orates the scalp, forever stopping itch ing and falling hair. ' But what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use when you will actually see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it, surely get a small bottle of Knowl ton's Danderine from any druggist or toilet counter for a few cents. "Dainty" Little Singer at the BHgh Theatre At the Bligh theater tonight and un til Thursday night, the patrons of this theater will have a rare treat. In addi tion to the Bluebird feature that is on the program tonight and a brand new- greater Vitagraph feature, "The Di vorcee" starring Mary Anderson, that starts tomorrow, there will be Bess Moore, the dainty little singer. She is called little because she weighs but a mere 90 pounds, and as the old saying goes "Good things come in small pack ages " Miss Moore opened her engage ment here last evening and fairly cau- : . i . i. i i . r nvaieu mi, auuit'iice wnen sne sang " Jay Juaaoie w Ji.haKi." he appears in evening dress ana sings all her songs in costume. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS mm urn ami r--- -j --"nif f-i.1 - .niiiim imi.i),-ti in tmmhMmtir" II El II M M tl u Proceeds. The Public is responding as never before; There are reasons. It fj may be, there is more money, or, it may be the opportune time, or other reasons II may contribut to its success. But upon one the verdict is unanimous and that is ii II 1 ! ! 11 H NOTE A FEW TAKEN FROM THE HUNDREDS THROUGHOUT OUR STOCK If ti ii ti ti is ii OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Regular $5.50 Woolnap Blankets, ail colors $3.75 Regular $6.75 Rag Rugs, sizes 9x12-6 $3.98 Miles, F. W. Kelly et ux to D. W. lot 25, Hanshaw Trust Farm. D. W. Miles et ux to Lena Fellows, lot 25, Hanshaw Trust Farm. Jacob F. Hershberger et ux to J. A. Paulsen and L. A. Beckman, 57 acres. E. M. and E. J. Kenealey to Falls City-Salcm Lumber company, lot 6, block 2, Caldwell addition to Salem. H. Hatfield et nx to M. W. Myers, tract 12, 13, 14, 12 acres. Carrie O. Dennis to Louis Cewenka, 10 acres, D. L. C. 5-1 W. Homer H. Smith et ux to Homer and Edna L. McDonough, lot 19. Hiab school addition to Salem. H. Niederkrome et nx to H. C. and Lena B. Heffner, lot 3, block 17, Rich mond addition to Palem. There is a striker we can all indors.. That's the man who swings the beetle on the first pare of The Journal each day, More strength to his brawny arms! Germans Pay Heavy Toll Petroirrad, Oct. 23. Two dread naughts, one cruiser, twelve torpedo boats, a transport and numerous mine sweeoers put out of action or lost, the toll which Germany has been forc ed to pay for her occupation of Uesel, Moon and Dago islands, with the adja cent bit of coast at Wcrder, according to a review of Russian naval opera tions mado public today. The ultimate fate of this big number of ships is un known, according to the statement, but the loss of six torpedo boats was defi nitely established. The German naval squadron suffered from mines, torpe does and the fire of Russian naval guns and shore batteries. The marine department warmly prais ed the Russian fleet for its successful operations and the bravery of its crews against a German fleet which outnum Dered it and outranecd it heavily. 'The statement covered the entire ac tivity of the Russian fleet from the time of the start of the German cam paign in the Gulf of Riga, to the es cape, through Moon island sound, of the Russian fleet. AMERICAN FLYERS ACTIVE By Henry Wood (T'nited Press staff correspondent ) ' With the French Armies in the Field Oct. 23 The Lafayette escadrille of American flyers is participating today in an attack on the Aisne, delivered in great force by the French. "The Man Who Stayed at Homo" is now in its sixteenth week at the Cop ley theatre in Boston. Regular $2.50 Imperial Special Carpet Sweeper $. Regular $12.50 Great Western Wood Heater, sale $10.50 Regular $1.25 Grade 16-4 Printed Linoleum 79c Regular $1.50 Park Hill Brussels Carpets ; 75c Regular $8 Wool Fleece Blankets, gray or white I $5.50 " Regular $10 Fibre Rug, size 9x12 feet , $6.90 Regular $35 Axminster Rugs, size 9x12, sale $22.50 Regular $1.10 Grade 8-4 Printed Linoleum Iron and Brass Beds, every price from $3.95 to ...... $67.50 Lamps, Clocks, Crockery, Fancy Articles, less 25 Regular $1.50. Grade Velvet Carpet, sale J5c Regular $22.50 Seamless Tapes try Rugs, 9x12 $1500 Regular $9 110 Coil Bed Springs, sale $5.95 Cedar Chests, Genuine Tennesee Car... $23.75 Regular $12.50 6-ft Extension Dining Table $8.95 Draperies, Portieres, Lace Curtains Reduced 25 All Framed Pictures. and Picture Moulding This is the first intimation received wm CATARRH of tha BLADDER relieved in 24 HOURS Earb Cap- sle Ix-ar nam f Regular $1.50 Hardwood Dining Chairs, sale Q5c Regular $11.50 All Wool Blankets, 11-4 wide $7.95 Regular $12.50 Wool Fibre Rugs, size 9x12 feet 57 95 Regular $1.25 Grade 8-4 Inlaid Linoleum 95c Regular $1.90 Grade Axminster Carpet .$145 Dressers, on sale, all prices from $9.75 to M 11 i t I 1 1 1 t 1 $59.85 Regular $4.00 Cotton Top Mattress, full size $2.75 Regular $40, 6-hole top, Range, large oven . . . , $31.50 Go-Carts and Baby Buggies on sale from $1.90 to $33.75 .Regular $16.50 Solid Oak Office Desks, sale 135 Regular $15 Quartered Oak Library Table, sale $11.75 Regular $6.50 Combination Mattresses, sale $4.95 Regular $3.50, full size Yum Yum Springs $1.95 HAVE YOU BOUGHT THAT LIBERTY BOND? 1 1 Si H www i' iiw ww 111 pviuni wm mm mm mm m yjw ijji yfipittwpwiffwigwwifW'wwfiffi ImpisrialiFurniture Co.