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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1917)
BIX THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALE. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 5. 1917. THAT POUCH WILIAPPEALtf GENUINE GRAVELYr TO OFFICERS AND MEN-f7HA5 BEEN CHEWED INI PFAL PRFPMfDNESS. EHH JTHE NAVY AND THE! SUPREME COURT EVER! piNCE CIO TiPPECANOEr'. I "iiiTw'i'iS GRAVELY'-S CELEBRATED Chewing Plu BEFORETHE INVENTION OF OUB PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD. A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIS CHEW OF ORDINARY PLUG. J73. Bravely. Tofcuxe Co. Dumut.VA. "yJW" 3 BILLY POSTER'S BILLBOARDS) ARE WINNING RECRUITSfC EVERY, twr li - Want LaFolletie Investigation Pushed Washington, Dec. 15. Criticism of the LaFolletie dilov'l''1,-M''TiveBtiifati'- likely to burst 'i'urth in tlio senate soon. Members, who feel there lias been loo much delay and -sidetracking indi cated today that they want action on the probe, which for two months has been trying to ascertain whether Sen ator LaFollette made disloyal state ments in his St. Puul speech last Sep tember. "This investigation appparently is getting no where," said one senator today, "De-spite the fact that disloyal ty is ft serious charge, particularly against a United States senator." Five million horses have died in the war. Put on the Eevo Glasses when you set- the table for the bite you've prepared for the guests of the evening. A a suggestion for a dainty lunch: Cream cheese end chopped olive sandwiches (on brown bread), Dill pick!:;, Shrimp salad, Ioe cold Bevo, Itself a nutritive drink, flovo makeo on appetizing end delightful addition to any meal hot or cold, light or heavy. Bevo the all-year-'round soft drink. f..V in bottlca on.'y ar.rf boith'd rrclunivety by AWHEUf m-DUSCl! ST. LOUIS . - , - -,Vr.-fit, '. -v. ,,. .... -? i IIS" $1. iTT; r "t-i v- TO RAISE MONEY FOR WAR MUSES Chainnan Simons and Kilch in Will Confer Oa Ways . andMcans Washington, Dec. 5. Senator Sim mons, chairman of the scnato finance committee and Eepresentative Kitchin, chairman of the house ways and means committee will confer this week ou 'means of raising revenues necessary to continue the war. Both favor tax legislation as well ias bond issues. With more than $13,000, 000,000 to bo raised for 1919, exclusive of any loans to the allies, provision must bo made for adding to revenues provided for in the existing laws. It was estimated that the total rev enue that must bo raised for the re mainder of this fiscal year and for 1019 will bo nearly $14,000,000,000. KHchin strongly favors gifHing much of this from heavier taxes ou war profits. Simmons held to the view that business has been taxed nearlv enough for the present, but is believed to be willing to agree to some war prof its tax increasos. Senate advocates of wealth conscrip tion have not yet lined up their forc- es. Kenyon has not returned from his visit to the war zone in France; John son of California will not roach Wash ington until later this week whilo Bo rah and Ilollis have- not definitely map ped out thoir activities along this line. FORM IMS-ALEiED SHIPPING COUNCIL FOR MARIME CGrlTRGL Indorses Proposed Agree ment With Switzerland Oa Exports and Imports By Lowell Mellett (United Press Staff Correspondent) Paris, Dec. 5.- An inter-allied ship ping council was announced today as in progress of formation from deliberations of the committees of the recent,Bter allied council. - . The board's object is to co-ordinate the allies' action as to shipping, to es tablish a common program, to free ton nage available for transport of Amer ican troops and to make blockades effective. The inter-allied council, it was an nounced, had, through its blockade torn- mittees, approved unanimously the pro posal for an American-Swiss agreement on exports and imports. The United States will appoint delegates to pur chase in the deliberations of an interna tional commission, meeting at Berne, and the inter-allied council will name delegates. They will meet at Berne. Announcement was also made that a meeting of the newly created inter-allied naval council was being held in Europe. Chiefs of the marine staffs of the United States and Japan will be represented by appointed general offi cers. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Crosby, one of the American mission, and M. Klotz, French finance minister, indicated today there would be regular meetings of their committee of the inter-allied council, to prepare solutions! relative to payment of credits and ex changes. A permanent organization of this committee will be effected. GERMANS STILL (Continued from page one) i li ill Piiin iiyoj s ku iw) v 1 j. wit; wwwii ii i i uipupi ., u i mi nwi w in,e uiu i iiniijii . A r VW - .wj n . ' '''! J- j SiA t - s I t . t y s i I cKM V : A - 3 mem earance There's a quality in the goods we sell that makes the wearer look genteel. He is readily recognized as well dressed. Hart. Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats ?25,$3l),$35 Bishop All-Wool Suits and Overcoats $15, $20, $25, $30 Everything in wearing apparel for men and boys can be found here all high quality merchandise. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE ; not even rftched. The completeness of the failure of the German plans was illustrated in pris oners' statements today., that German Uhlans (cavalry) were held for days in readiness behind the lines for the break in the British front that the Germans schemed to attain but which they did not achieve. The artillery fire in the whole Cam brai sector was increasing today and the massing of more infantry forces forecast another drive. The German re inforcements have come from various parts of the western front. I was in Flanders Sunday during a local British advance in the Passchen duele region and at that time comment was evoked on the fact that the Ger man barrage was nine minutes late and of much lighter ' force than that in any previous fighting. The nswer was appaiy.it either the British guns had knocked out the enemy artillery, or the Germans had been withdrawing their pieces for use on another front. The latter was Undoubtedly the correct assumption. " Apparently Hindenburg and Eupp recht will continue the battle at Cam brai as long as troops are available. Every British officer and Tommy is confident that the boche will be un able to make much headway. Admit Guns Lost. London, Dec. 5. "Some adjustment of the British hue around Cambrai may be necessary," General F. B. Maurice announced this afternoon, as a result of the Germans' small gain in that sec tion. He described the south flank gain as most important because it menaced supplies. "For the first time since May, 1915, the Germans captured British guns at Cambrai," said Maurice. "We captured 138 of the enemy's guns at Cambrai alone therefore there is no reason for us to be ashamed at the balance." "The enemy got us in an awful po sition," the general continued. "But even if a slight withdrawal north is" necessary we still will possess the Hin denburg line on a ten mile front. "On the other hand ,the enemy may claim that this promptness in bring up reserves definitely checked out advance. "There is no doubt Quartermaster General Ludemlorff planned and sup ervised the Cambrai attack. It was mndc simultaneously on both flanks and was followed by an attempt at penetration of the center. Both the stroke at Bour lon and in the center failed. To the south, the ' Germans succeeded, on ac count of the surprise nature of the at tack and broke our line to a depth of 6,000 yards, overrunning our guns." Of the Italian situation, Maurise said "I see nothing to modify my opinion that the Italian crisis is over. I see no immediate indication of a big enemy Hi 9 Get in now and get some of these gre at bargains at snch ridiculously low price! Thousands are taking advantgs of this sale to lay-in their winter sup ply of wet weather Shoes. T1IEPRICES THAT ELIMINATE ALLC0MPETIT10N BEMJMM. Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute. Dr. Edward 3 Olive Tabletsthe substi tute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver ia almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. . His efforts to banish it brought out these little oUve-colored tablets. 100 pairs Men's and Women's Felt House Slippers, in all colors and kinds, every size, go at 95c 500 pairs Men's Work Shoes to go at cost; black and tan, best $5.00 grades, while they last .... . $2.95 300 pairs Women's $6.00 and $7.00 Shoes, all styles to be close'd out at the ridiculous price of ...... $3.95 300 pairs Ladies' , black Kid Shoes, new styles, button and lace, regular $4.50u and $5.00 grades, go at $2.95' ' MEN'S DRESS SHOES All Men's Button and Lace, black and tan, $6.00 Shoes, go at .$4.95 All Men's Button j and Lace, black and tan, $7.00 Shoes,- go at. $5.95 1 All Men's Button and Lace, black and tan, $5.00 Shoes, go at $3.95, All Men's Button and Lace, black and tan, $8.00 Shoes, go at-'. . . . . : $6.95 LADIES' DRESS SHOES All Ladies' Button and Lace $4.00 and $4.50 Shoes, go at .... . . .$2.95 All Ladies' Button and Lace $5.00 Shoes, new styles, go at ... . . $3.95 ' All Ladies' Button and Lace $6.00 Shoes, new styles, go at $4.95 All Ladies' Button and Lace $7.00 Shoes, new styles, go at . $5.95 BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Boys' $4.00 Button and Lace Gun Metal Shoes go at ......... $2.95 Boys' $3.50 Button and Lace Gun , Metal Shoes go at . ... ...... $2.65 Boys' $3.00 Button and Lace Gun Metal Shoes go at . $2.35 Children's Shoes, all leathers, to go at ..... . .95c, $1.35 and $1.95 and up Rubber Heel Day each Wednesday. AH 50 cent Rubber Heels put on at one half price ............... See the new "High Low" Heel Dress Shoes just arrived, in all the new shades, Gray, Taupe, Brown Vamps with Cloth Tops and Black Colors, $9.00; Black, $8.00; Sale Price $7.95 and $6.95 HANAN SHOES BAIL BAM) BOOTS WITCH ELK BOOTS 326 STATE STREET mm 616 EDUCATOR SHOES DUX BAX OIL , FOX PARTY PUMPS Next to Ladd & Bush Bank attack and the checked." advance is definitely German Aid Raid. Paris, Dec. o. Another German air attack on Xancy, in which three per sons were wounded, was reported by the war office today. Balding and artillerying were the only war activities reported in the of ficial statement. Around Craonne, Ger man raids failed. East of Bheims the French carried out a successful recon naissance, taking prisoners." Artillery fire was reported on the right bank of; the Meuse. MAESHFIBLD IS MEATLESS. ! the slaughter house to Marshfield with ' the meat without violating the presi- Marshf ield, Or., Dec. 5. Two meat dent 's proclamation, barring alien en markets closed their doors temporarily j eniies from the water front, here today because Henry Polin, their . slaughter man and meat dresser, is aj Things to bo thankful for: "That wa German and cannot cross Coos Bav from; don't live in Bussia." ' Berlin Reports Gains. Berlin, Via London, Dee. 5. Sections of English trenches south of Mareoing were cleared ox the enemy, today s of ficial statement asserted. On the Italian front the official re- These pleasant little tablets do the good port announced "capture of some hill Cou0?Fevens!i?Grp0l ri & mil "ft 1 1 that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't Injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel, i ney take noia of the trouble and quickly correct it Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do 6trcng Liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwardsi fYIiv Tahlrts ak its nlace. Most headaches, -dullness" and that , positions and seven communes.' Fire (hi Steamer , ; Loaded With Mcnirioi An Atlantic Port, Ic. 5 Fire broke out, today in forward coat bunkers of a munitions ship in dock here- The am- lary feeling come from constipation and i munition is stored in tie after part of a disordered liver, lake Dr. towards ithe vessel. dive Tablets whea you feel loggy and j Th? Mate was believed under eon "heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded trol this afternoon. Holes were bored krttin att hnw thtf rvrlf tmw th snirita. in tha t t n . : , mj ftrA brtfit Mnl l J i&aj;jca,&lib Ail druggist ... get water to the flumes. Coughs e Colds sign of a cold feverishness. slusr- shness, tightness in chest, sniffling And sneezing le nearest drug store and get a bottle of Dr. Discovery. The first dose brings relief. This old reliable preparation has been recom mended and used successfully for coughs and colds for fifty years. It's years of use recommend it. i I AT THE gO TO L. 1 Kings' Kev Your druggist has sold it for years. Try it.