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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1917. FIVE , i , 1 1 rft&- Union Pacific mtv" I Igg System FjO&g I tSSITH 3 Through Trains East , S 1 (I I f u Every Day . jd i ris. r f- CHICAGO : KANSAS CITY : SALT LAKE 1 ' I KVQ Sr L. 10am. 6:15 p.m. 11pm. 1 from Portland Union Station, through .S-'j.iu.- ' N; t ' vy' the majetic Columbia River Gorge J-'-ZXX $ I Wm. Hcrra, 6. f. ., rortlaoi LfK T ' ;' jL. .JiSgMJl. v ?'.?' ' u-t , - , ' Elotorcycle Notes'. Could anyone conceive a more fit ting gift to Christianity than, tho Holy City. With what added , fervor and f cling will "The Holy City" bo susg in churches throughout tho land ou Christmas day. The editor of tho Gresham Outlook 'consoles himself and his readers with the reflection that anyhow there docsn 't eeem to be a Bait shortage, and it would bo harder to get along without salt than Sugar. With 10 cents to spend for candy, any boy who puts 5 cents of it in the 'savings bank may be an unusual boy, and hell develop into one of the un usual men we know as leaders men. among Daniel C. Jackling, copper king of the west, is another of the millionaires on Uncle Barn's wartime payroll at a salary of $1 a year, and knowing Mr. Jackling and his capacity for work, we can assure Uncle Sam that he is going to got more than his money's Worth. FAC1MY OFFERED Salem Commercial Club Malies 0er to War De partment by Yire Word was telegraphed to the war department at Washington, D. C, today by the Salem Commercial club, putting up to the department a proposition that would mean a saving to the government in the cost of building its aeroplanes and also an additional factory for Salem. - The club, through its manager, Mr. McDaniel. has' been- looking into the matter pretty thoroughly and has come to the conclusion that Salem is the logical point at which the government J snouia eecure rue cunvus iuhl win uc needed in the thousands of aeroplanes which are to be constructed. Salem annouuccB the sale of a 1U18 model to j and this section of tho Willamette yal- Aceording to Secretary of the Interior Lane, motorcycles are hereafter to be admitted the Yosemite National park. This good news was made public after months of agitation by motorcyclists all over the country. Heretofore tno two-wheeler has not been permitted in the park because the park roads have been considered too steep and dangerous for motorcycle traf fic. The roads have recently been im proved until now there are none or them that are not safe for travel in any kind of conveyance, and during the 1W17 season mere uas uecu utouv no travel in the park by horse-drawn vehicles. It is the secretary's desire to permit the freest possible use of the national parks to all of the people. It is expected that from now on, and especially next season, travel through the Yosemite will be wonderfully in creased as a result of this new regula tion, The Harley-Davidson Sales company, A i ill ,yi V Ttritt chamrjion lightweight box er. Mr. Britt's machine was the first 1918 model to arrive in Birmingham, Alabama. Sheriff Chrisman, ex-officia tax col lector of Wasco county, is pleased to report the delinuent tax total in his county is $7000 less than last year's total. People along tho Base Lino road are quoted in tho Gresham Outlook aa re- Wm. S. Harley, chief engineer of the Harley-Davidson Motor company, has been appointed chairman of the recent ly organized Motorcycle division of the Society of Automotive Engineers. The committee which has been at work for months past on the standardization of army motorcycles has been made the Motorcycle Standards Committee of the Motorcycle Division of the S. A. E. Tho Franklin Park section of Boston, containing 540 acres of land on which school children had established 3000 war gardens, was protected tho whole year by 11 policemen mounted on bicycles. Tii mounted men cover their long beats day and night and since December t fTTT (i ViavA in n ft 198 arrests. The Franklin Park section is the largest in the city, and is visited by thousands daily. porting that the maple trees have put forth leaves on account of the unusual warmth during November. once Baker stock lead ' nmiearina in Barrie Lucia Moore, incr woman, is ivo of the Hollis theater. Miss Moore was one, of those southern girls who having found social life tedi ous, drifted into a stage career. ley is the only place in tho United States outside of a limited area in New York state where can be grown the long flax fibre required in the manufacture of canvas. The club has gotten in touch with suitable factory equipment in Portland that could be moved to this place and erected in very short order, and the proposition which was telegraphed to the war department today was to the effect that the commercial cluD was ready, to guarantee to have a factory here and in operation within 60 days, and would guarantee from 5,000 acres of flax Tip for the- next season ben ators McNary and Chamberlain were requested to put the proposition up to the war department. With the lareest aeroplane factory in Lthc world which the government is con structing at Vancouver, there will DO required not only spruce with wluc.1 to construct the planes, but' thousands of yards of canvass. The northwest can furnish the spruce, and the club desires to let the government know we can furnish the canvass, too. In view of the fact that flax imports have been shut off and that there is a scarcity of the world in general, the prospects are encouraging that the war department will give the proposition of the com mercial club consideration. ' i i i i M t Christmas Gift Suggestions Just a few of the many beautiful and useful Articles .......... . that may be selected for Gits. MSI A COMPLETE SELECTION OF Handkerchiefs for Men and Women CAMP SONGS OF UNITED STATES ARMY AMBU LANCE CORPS. Collected by Kenneth S. Clark representing War Department commission ou training camp activities. Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs 25c Ladies' Silk Crepe de Chine, in all colore 25c Embroidered corners and edging 25c 25c Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, 3 in box . . t A sample line of Handkerchiefs for Ladies and Children, marked less x than half price, 5C IQc, 15c, 25c Leather Bags and Purses Genuine Pin SeaL Goat and Vachette in a wide variety of sizes and styles 50c Up to $6 . 00 Each Wonderfully dainty a Sample line of Boudoir Capes scores of different Ribbons and Lace effects 25c, 50c and 75c NEW ARRIVALS, Ladies' Silk Hose in greys, bronze, blue, pinks, navys, - - 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 Pair khaki and laupe,- ' KAISER BILL." 1 Tune "On the Beach at Waikikj." Eaiser Bill, oh, we are coming, With our army over sea. And you forgot our motto, - Which is, "Don't Tread on Aio. It 's a job we never started, " " But we'll imish eUrmany: And we '11 hang you Kaiser Wilhclm, On the highest linden tree. " GOOD-BY BILL." 2 Tune: "Good-by Girls I'M Through." Good-by, Bill, you're through, You'd better start to fret, We'll tie a can to you, Without the least regret. Our army 's mobolizing, it sure looks ter rorizing, .We will keep this aim in view: We'll get you, we'll get you, , Good-by, Bill, you're through. "HOT TIME, " 3 Tune: "Here we ar and we're off for for Berlin town." We '11 turn Bill and his army upsido down. And when the Allies make- the kaiser shed his crown There'll be a hot time in the old town - that night, Oh, baby'. I I h"-''i 'I HH i!i !"iif,'v W ?Pi' II; IPh W r H I. t h' v I IT. I Which for You? The A-Record Brunswick or A One-Record Phonograph ' Which would you rather have : Freedom in picking and choosing your favorites from all records, or restriction to one make? The Brunswick is the only one"of the four leading phonographs that plays all records. It offers "the merits ok the many combined in .one instrument. The Brunswick is famed for its alf-wood sound chamber, built like a violin. Its tone is round and full, never metallic Ask to hear the wonderful Pathe Discs, hith erto barred from many music lovers' homes. Price $32.50 to $180 Easy Terms The Brunswick- Balke - Collender Co.' Represented Here By 'A KSJ - Z-ca hi H't ill I X 11C UlUllSVVltA 13 icllUCU 1U1 1L3 au-vvuuu t J I i i j 1 . sound chamber, built like a violin. Its tone is ,' I : . round and full, never metallic . . . . . Ask to hear the wonderful Pathe Discs, hith- lF "l"' '! erto barred from many music lovers' homes. -vf 1 1 i ' Price $32.50 to $180-Eay Terms L Jp III . The Brunswick- Balke - Collender Co.' .un; 5t Represented Here By T ) I if i - "i-j g C. S. HAMILTON :j ' Complete Housef urnisher - -A .j;-. fm 340 Court Street ' fj 'j jjPLAY5 ALL RECORDS -fVr A Pretty Neckwear The Neckties we have receivee for this season's wear are truly delightful at a small price ! 25c. 50c 75c, 98c, $125, $1.50 Khaki and Gray Tarn, the kind for helmets, wristlets, I etc Ton will find here. SEND tS.5raMAILOBBHKt1yWSIASE Join the Red Cross today. Bern ember the boys are fight ing for you. 4i6 State St- "UNCLE SAMMY." 4 Tune: "Thet Old Gray Mare." Uncle Sammy, lie needs the infantry; He needs tho calvary, he needs the artillery. And then, by gosh, we '11 all go to Ger many. God help Kaiser Bill!. God help Kaiser Bill! God help Kaiser Bill! Uncle Sam. he gets the infantry, And now, by gosh, we'll all go to Ger many. God help Kaiser BUI! Uncle Sammv, we need an ambulance, Puttees and khaki pauta; just give us half a chance. And then, by gosh, we '11 all go to sun nv France. God help Kaiser Bill! God help Kaiser Bill! God help Kaiser Bill! Uncle Sammy, we get an ambulance, Puttees and khaki pants; you gave us all a chance. And now, by gosh, we'll all go to sun- ny France. . God help Kaiser Bill! 5 "Pack Up Your Troubles." Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag And smile, smile, smile. While you've a lucifer to light fag, Smile, boys, that's the style. your VtV Mttt t t Mtt' "Pack Up Your Troubles." What's the use of worrying! It never was worth while, so Pack up your troubles in you old kit bag And smile, smile, smile. Pack all your wounded in your old Ford car And drive, drive, drive. Although the shells are bursting near and far, You '11 get through alive. That 's the time for hurrying; Speed up and you'll arrive so . Just give a yell and let 'er go like h 11 And drive, drive, drive. "OH, JOHNNY." " 6 Tune: "Oh Johnny." Oh, Johnny, Oh, Johnny, why do you lagf Oh, Johnny, Oh, Johnny, come to you flael Your country's calling. Can't you hear? Don't sit around, while others do an the fighting. You must, oh, Johnny, oh, Johnny, get into line, And help to crush the foe. Now come with us to i ranee, Drive a Ford ambulance. Go, Johnny, go, Johnny, go! "THE AMBULANCE." Tune: "Dunderbeck." Don't talk about the infantry and cav alry to me, Don't blow about the flying squad or coast artillery. , The finest bunch of all the men That serve on land or sea Is the ambulance, the ambulance, tho U. S. A. A. C. Stolen Goods From Store , In FaBs City Recovered In Second Hand Store The Salem police have recovered from a local second hand store part of the 'goods stolen last week from a store in Falls Citj. The two men who are be lieved to have committed tho theft were arrested in Albany Sunday by Sheriff Orr of Polk county nd tak-jn through here to Dallas where they are held in jail. Chief of Police Copcr learned that one of the men who was arrested was offering goods for saM at two or three second hand stores and within an hour after one of the stores hail taken some of the goods the chief had them in his possession. The owner of the goods in Falls City identified part of the goods as among those stol en from him. but there were several ar ticles, including a pair of shoes and mackinaw, both new, which he could not identify and they are being held at the local poliee court. Chief Cooper STUMEZE FOR CHRONIC STOMACH TROUBLE Not a mere after-dinner tablet, but a real tomacb medicine, for ma la ted to bring UuUnt relief U ooMtm vi recent or long Handing. Try It and be too rixjeed. Bold and guaranteed b ill droggleta. Sim3 Id Th Bisdc Medicina Company. Mi Diaao. Cftliioraia, for Free book. states that if nny of the local mer chants have lost anything in this lino it might be well to call and seo If the property is thoir. The two men arrest ed are W. M. Kelly and Jack Hynn. The former operated a Becond hand store in Albany and tho latter worked for him. The amount of the theft at Falls Oity was between $300 and $400. The justice court, over which his honor Judge Daniel Webster presides, has been much concerned tho past day or two over a fax terrier which was found in court yesterday merning when Constable Varney opened up for bus iness. The terrier had committed un told depredations about the court rooi ,u"'!1 1 ' trnfti durim' the night and it is probable that had the judge discovered tho state of affairs first tho aforesaid terrier would havo been sent up for life with tlu death penally u;nio too good, in tho opinion of the judge. As it in tf'c is being kept ut the justice court i.l the hopes tho owner will cull fir him, and iu enso the owner docs not cull shortly Corrstubln Varney Bays here 'a a good chance for uny one to get a rcully smart fox terrier that want pi.n. A jury trial was set to come bcl'o o City Hecorder KaccM court, this lifter-noon, in the cast of the city of S'l lem agniiiKt U, C. Miles, charged wiMi cutting corners in violation or tnc ciiy ordinance. 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