Daily capital journal., November 28, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28, 1917.
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BILLY POSTER'S SIGNS ARE
CATCHING - BOTH OF THOSE
GENTLEMEN HAVE THE
FACTS STRAIGHT.
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Turkey and Trimmings for
Sammies "Over There"
VULCANIZING
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RUBBER BOOTS HALF SOLED
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Thone 36
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trimmings tomorrow. It will be a hoi- served with the dinner and busneig ot
iilay with no drill but tlie knit and i oranges, oananas aud nut.
Mfork exerciBO practised on 130,000 T .,, . . Thanksffivine
pounds of turkey, 1,162,500 pounds of I ' "
,f. 11 linn .iniin.U f transported to France and set down
By J. W. Pegler Iniineo meat pies. upon the rough board tables of little
(United Press staff correspondent) I The special chow eamo from home in 'farm houses where the Sammies live.
With the American .Expeditionary la special refrigerator vessel which ar- Tlio quartermaster began arranging
Army, France, Nov. 2S. Thousands of rived .November 1. Itho food three months ago. He careful-
Hammies will haj;e turkev with all thl i:i,0()0 quarts of cranberries will bejly calculated the size of the force we
wouiu nave nere, arrivou aiiu ui a cur
tain ration for each man and shot in
the order to Washington. When the
ship came into port a crew of steve
dores laid hands on tho precious crates
and barrels and trundled them to coldH
, storage where the fancy chow remain
ed until a few day ago when it became
timo to start shipments to the scatter
ed camps.
j The big feed will be the main item
of tomorrow's festivitie but there will
be side attractions to round out the
'program and make it a day to remem
ber. One. unit, for instance, will stago
a vaudeville show in the Y. M. C. A.
i hut to be followed by a slam-bang
battle with the gloves between two
j muscular imilo skinners.
I At headquarters there will be a
j Thanks;? ving entertainment by the
Americaa off icors and men for tho
! French.
j In a big hall tho Sammies planned
i to entertain tho Poilus and their wives
j and sweethearts. There will be music,
but because France has abandoned
dancing during tho war, tho Sammies
will not dance.
LaKer Has Defeated All Oilier
Heavyweights and Is En
titled To Chance
By H. O. Hamilton
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
New York. Nov. 28. Unless Jess Wil
lard consents soon to meet Fred Fulton
in a bout for the world's heavyweight
title, Fulton will have to follow Wil
lard'g example and become a pacifist
fist wielder.
Fulton today holds an unquestioned
victory over Gunboat Smith, always
considore among the most dangerous
heavyweights. He has beaten the heav
ies all down the line, including Carl
Morris. There isn't a good big man in
his way now for a chance at the title.
He has been willing to slug his way
to prominence.
Willard has stated there is no public
demand for his appearance. He has as
serted George Carpentier is the logical
man for him to meet. In that Willard
appears to be wrong, for Fulton seems
to be the logical man and the public
senis ready for the bout.
Fulton Was Superior.
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 28. The
heavier weight, longer reach and great
er height of Fred Fulton proved too
strong a combination for Gunboat Smith
Iu the seventh round of his ten round
battle with Fulton, last night, Smith's
manager asked that the bout be stop
ped to save the gunner from more pun
ishment. Smith wanted to continue his
pathetic effort.
MIDDLE WEST ARMY
AND NAVY CONTEST
Chicago, Nov. 28. The middle west's
The New Kill
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Thanksgiving
Week Is Overcoat
Week at This
Store
It's impossible to outclass our showing of Overcoats
this season. They embrace every popular model made up
of accepted suitings of approved patterns.
They are products of such clothiers as AdlerBros.,
Hart Schaffner & Marx and Michaels, Steam & Co.
Besides, do not forget that we have a full Hne of Bishop
All Wool Overcoats.
Our low prices on these Overcoats are made possible by
our buying early in large quantities. Our knowledge of
woolens, gained by many years in the woolen business,
enables us to intelligently recommend the quality of these
icds.
If you cannot come in today, come Friday or Saturday.
We'll be closed Thanksgiving.
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STILL ON at Salem's Foremost
Dealers in MOTOR CARS
Ford- -
Mitchells
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Saxons and
Studebakers
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these cars
to appreci
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Out of town buyers should send at
once for list of Cars included in
this sale.
NO NEED TO PAY ALL CASH-WE WILL ARRANGE
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STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS
Ferry and High Streets, Salem, Oregon
Phone 121
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$25,- $30, $35
BISHOP ALL WOOL
OVERCOATS
$15, $20, $25, $30
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first big "army-navy game, iu utj nu nun-u i " -
staged at Stagg field tomorrow be- for the two camps.
tween the reserve corps officers of The game wm bring together some
Fort Sheridan and the Jackies of the reatest of former college stars.
fireat Lakes naval training station, is
ejected to provide at lfast $40,000 The teams will line up as follows: .
Position i'SAvx
LB McCauley (Geneva)
"Z!...LT Blaekloek (Mich Aggies)
".LG Bobbins (Missouri)
""-C M Pottinger (Wisconsin)
rg"1 Laswell (Texas)
rT - Alien Illinois;
ARMY
Henning (Mich Aggies) ....
Thomas (Phillips-Exeter)
Benbrook (Michigan)
Desjardien (Chicago)
Allmendinger (Michigan)
VerWiebo (Harvard)
Oftsie (Wisconsin)
Wheaton (Yale)
Pliska (Notre Dame)
...RE Louieks (Micnigan;
"" "q ...Conzelman (Washington U)
LH..... Eaymond (Michigan)
""rH : Jolinson (Pittsburgh,)
Smith (Michigan)
Spaulding aJ ;------"-:""rVT::r" wina5n. Fmnire. Coach Yost of
Officials: itereree, tuani mrii.iu , - . vii,
Michigan; Field Judge, Eckersall; Head linesman, Coach Murphy of -North-
western.
LIKE WOMAN
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to accompany her to The Box to get
the boy.
Iglebart refused, because the matter
was too delicate for him to interfere.
Mrs. De Saullcs was paler than ever.
Her sister Amnlia stepped to the stancj
and Mrs. Pe Saulles eyed her closely.
Amalia declared she remembered n j'all
Mrs. De Saulles had when a child in
Chile.
"I was plaving with her, chasing
her," said Miss Errazuriz, "when she
hit her head and became unconscious.
She was in bed -six weeks delirious.
Then she complained of head pains,
said she had a hole in her head and
could keep up with the other children
in playing games "
Miss Errazuriz also declared Do Saul
les, shortly after marrying Bianca, de
manded that his mother-in-law give
him a huge estate in ( hile and run
charge of the Errazuriz family affairs.
Mrs. De Saulles' mental condition
wrs aggravated by a motor accident
in Chili? in which her head was cut
open, the witness asserted.
"Wheu visiting mv sister in Ameri
ca, I heard little Jack tell his mother
that De Saulles was taking him places
where drinks were sold," said Miss
Errazuriz. "The child acted naughty
and said he was told to act that way
when with his mother."
Susanne Monteau, the French maid
who accompanied Mrs. De Saulles to
The Box on the night of the shooting,
was next called-
Miss Monteau said Mrs. De Saulles
fired three shots while De Saulles was
facing her. .
"He looked like he was about to
jump at her," she said. "He extended
his "arm as if to strike her."
Weeks bitterly attacked Miss Mon
teau 's storv but she held to the main
facts, despite her fright and emotion-
The defense closed its case early
this afternoon. As tho state alienists
were not ready to testify, court ad
journed until Friday, when rebuttal
begins. . '
ITALIANS ASSUME
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YOU ARE PARTLY
-MADE OF IRON
That is, iron is fin essential con
stituent of pare, healthy blood.
Peptiron, the new iron tonic, com
bines pepsin, iron, mix, celery ami
other blood and stomacli tonics that
physicians prescribe.
It ia a wonderful corrective of
anemia, paleness, languor, nervous
ness whether caused by hard work, '
worries over-use of salts and other
blood-depleting1 cathartics that are
doing so much harm to many people
just now or any other . cause. Pept-.
iron will restore the iron strength
that you must have for cheerful per
formance of daily duties.
Peptiron is in convenient pill form,
chocolate-coated and pleasant to take.
Get it today.
OLD AGE A CRIME
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tore fx
duced to thirty or forty by the vigor
of the Italian "defense.
There was no change iu the deadlock
along the entire front today.
Country Devastated.
Milan. Italv. Nov. 28. Gernian-Aus-
trian invading forces have bade a sec-
ond Belgium out of the provinces in;
northern Italy which they have overrun, !
according to a mass of detailed inf ornia- i
tion collected aud published by the Cor-;
i-iorn Dplla Serra todav. t
Some people are young at 60 red I The newspaper asserts and supports
I'hepkpil. rud.lv and vieorous- Others : n;,,n with snerifie information
are old at 40 joints beginning to stif-!th, tw ivniliiiir Huns massacred civ-
ftn up a bit; step Beginning to i-giilian inhabitants of northern Italy, pu-;
and lose its- sprjnKim-ss; oivwh.. , jej their homes and stores, maue civ-m
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rouiura in I'Miu i" I ilians work under mintarv siave umris;
wi'.hout cause, and possibly a twinge , auJ generai carried out the terrorist
M rututiiiiiii:
In most cases these are the danger
nisnnJs to warn you that the kidneys
are not promptly doing their work of
ihrowinw off tne poisons inai are ai
wavs forming in the bodv.
! these natural warnings is a crime
jaeninst yourself. If you have these
lvmptoms von can find prompt relief
in GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules. For more than 200 years this has
been the recognized remedy for kid
nev and bladder ailments.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules are imported direct trom the lab
oratories at Haarlem, nonaua.
Western Football End.-.
Chicago, Nov. 28. Western football
will be formally interred tomorrow, savs
for a few service games to be played
Saturday between various national army
teams. .
The greatest interest will ceutqr in
the clash between the officers' team of
Fort Sheridan and the Jackies eleven
of the Great Lakes naval training sta
tion at Stagg field. The two squads eon
tain several former all-Amcrican selec
tions. Syracuse and Nebraska meet in an inter-sectional
tussle at Lincoln, but neith
er team has displayed enough class this
year to cause any excitement.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
program of the early days in Belgium.
Italians Are Active.
Borne, Nov. 28. Italian artillery, sup-
To neglect ported by Italian bombing planes in
lorce, louay iwuoru u . -. ..... - - -
on massed "enemy columns moving be
hind the German-Austrian lines, today's
official statement declared.
The fire was hot on the Asiago pla
teau, around Primoland Bazon, Col
dellaberretfa and the middle Piave.
If the strike is all settled, we'll
Get have to find something new to blame.
them at your druggists. Po not take a tor delayed connections and noisy
substitute. In boxes, three sizes. 'linee.
High Flight. Flour
A little the best flour on
the market We have
handled it for years and
once used, always used.
Made from the finest
hard wheat.
Flour Sifter Free
With every order for
High Flight Flour a
new style flour sifter
free. Try a sack and
see the results. Guar
anteed. '
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Phone 160, 255 State St,