Daily capital journal., March 12, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORE. TUESDAY MAR. 12. 1918.
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'MEN ARE THE OVERWHELMING NEED ON WESTERN" FRONT,
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plain dark '
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Fine Long
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Yard 25c
Fine white
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3 lb. Cotton
Batts "
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Our DryGoods Department is showing lots of
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Another shipment of Minerva Yarns just in ;. pretty
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"Men are the overwhelming need
on the western front in France and
Flanders," declared Major Mitchell
Innes of the British "and Canadian
Recruiting Mission today, "and every
Britisher and Canadian who desires
to serve the allies best will enlist for
service at once in the British or
Canadian armies. The United States
has its hands full !n training the
men who have been drafted, and a
second drsft is to follow close upon
the first It is impossible for the
United States government to deal
immediately with the large number
of aliens that will be brought within
the selective draft law by the draft
convention which is soon to become
operative between the British Em
pire and th.e United States.
"On tho other hand Canada and
Great Britain, because of years of
HUBBARD CASE SENT
BACK TO LOWER COURT
Lake County Jack Rabbit
Bounty Law No Good
. Nine Opinions In AH "
In an opinion today by Justice Bean,
wlin a.ltnitM thilt tho rp.'liillio- of thfl 41 I
pages submitted to him disclosed much
that was immaterial, 111 tue appeal 01
the Alliance Trust company vermis Fan
nin V.. Hubbard. Welsh brothers and
jjoiiii Bayne, an attorney, and the
i United States National bank was re:
versed and remanded on the opinion
which fixes the attorney fees allowed
'Vu,h fives ihn ntiarm-v foes allowed
the Trust company at $2,fi00, the six
mortgages against the Hubbard build
ing at the corner Stale and High streets
were arranged in tho order in which
they apply against the property.
Mrs. Hubbard was originally loaned
$45,000 by the trust romppny, of whh-n
$15,000 lias been paid. When it was
found desirable, t'o build two more
stories, an additional $30,000 was loaned,
and when the building was completed,
an additional $10,000 was loaned to
serve as part payment to Welsh broth
ers, the contractors. Welsh brothers
were piven a note covering what was
reenbauisj
Pretty Plaid
Blankets
66x80, only
$5.00
Sheets 81x90,
85c
Toweling
Yd. 10c, 15c,
and 18c
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practice, have, their .training Ma
chinery in such splendid running
order that every Britisher and Can
adian who volunteers now or prompt
ly elects to join the British or Can
adian army when the draft conven
tion is signed, will speedily get to
the front where he is needed. I
know of one case where a Canadian
volunteered in the - United States,
was trained, went to France, fought
for his country and was invalided
home all within six months.
"Under the general registration
last June 121,184 British sub jects in
the United States between the ages
of 21 and 31 were enrolled, and this
number did not include those with
first papers. When the convention
becomes effective there will be an
other military registration day for
British aliens in this country be
tween the ages of 20 and 21 and be
due them in excess of the $10,000, John
Bayne, Mrs. Hubbard's attorney was
given a mortgage for $1,500, and tho
United State National bank was given
a mortgage which was secured by the
lease of the Oregon Electric railroad,
to on which tho rental paid was to
apply. This has been reduced to $1,241.
When Mrs. Hubbard failed to make
the necessary payments on the, notes to
lie Alliance) Trust company, the inn;
ter was taken into the courts. There
Mrs. Hubbard made what wa? practical
ly a charge that Mr. Bayne had not
acted iu good faith with her, and had
served as attorney tor Welsh brothers,
who held a mortgage against her. Jus
tice Bean exonorated Mr. Bayne, stating
that his actions were not unethical or
unlawful. Mrs. Hubbard's charge that
Welsh brothers failed to account to her
for many thousands of dollars was also
declared by Justice Bean to be without
grounds, and their claim of $9,148, with
$400 attorney fees was .granted.
The opinion todav arranges the mort
gages with the three to tho Alliance
odmroiiv first, tho mortgage to
Welsh brothers fourth, Attorney
Bayne 's noto fifth, and the mortgage
to tho United States National bank last.
By ANDREW
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crisis o: th ;-d.
Y.'hils i, 1 the :u,.
tolllcls he involve-!',
fcr the iri;iati.:n.i.i:.'".
u-.aay folHeitn as th-: : ...c .;
In tho bcil vfcen it sets ripe an I di.v
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ri 1.1s 1.1:... o? cr.:i.I:o:: .:c:::.
htve a ps. ;u-!'.!a: i-rc-Llec-.ivii ,fr
yoav.s adulis, though -'.'112 exclnsive
privilege 1-.!osj:'J to :,n or ft;::.
Boils often eorr.o at the or,,'. .f
winter or l;i I'.it. :a:l .:;irir.g, v. i
so many pti.,-''.- Mol' rv-i aowr, a -.1
safetn to 4h!.,.;c llic ;,' i :::'j rrajcl: -j
for fpririi- ;Uacl..g.
Tha idea U a cry old one and U
particularly prev?.l8nt in I.'aw Eng
land. Boils ara cars-i by Esrm -h
produce snppu-.atioi:. aad whieli i:i.iy
Eerarally b? fouu'l on the skla of
UiO?t peopie, i:r,ic3 ihry hava
formed the habit cf scru'jbiiijr and
cleaniiis it v.ith poworfal antia&p
llcs. They may be porfcsUy harailesj,
but if the Individual, and particu
larly hi3 Ekin, oCers slight Ter.iHt
ince, and the iniividcal in debili
tated and run dov.-n, th perms will
Improve the opportunity to develop
and cause bolls.
Their dsvelopmeiit la encouraged
rhen the diet of the individual J3 a
faulty one and when he indulges
treeiy In greasy food, half baked
bread, pies, pastries and gra7ie;.
Nervous irrilation, overwork, con
itipatlon, and local irritation or
friction of the skin, also favor thf.ir
ievelopment.
Almost everybody baa had thera
and knows how they act, look, and
feeL
IC Currier win auawer mil iguel luucn p;rt..M:.ff iu lie-mn, ii'-your q:iesuoa it
Of general intreat tt will be ancwered tbrousrn inesf e-j'un-.na; if not it uiU b n
wered personally if stamped, addretsed euvclope is er.cluaed. Dr. Currier wnl n-fc
prescribe for individual cases or mcie ducauKi. Adare&s Dr. Andrew Currier,
care of this newtpeper.
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tween 31 and 41, and this may in
creaa the number of British sub
jects here from 20 up to 41 to
200,000.
"This registration will bo conduct
ed by the United States, and if with
in sixty days after the convention is
signed a Britisher or Canadian has
not chosen to serve in the British or
Canadian army, he will be taken by
the American draft. In England and
British colonies, citizens of 'Hho
United States will be subject to mili
tary regulations between 9. and 31
and will be taken into the British
army if they do not choose within
sixty days to join the United States
forces. Only 19,000 Britishers and
Canadians in the UniteuTjtates have
thus far volunteered and been ac
cepted. Now is the time for the tens
of thousands remaining inactive to
join their heroic brothers overseas."
This, however, is being paid by tho ren
tal of the building.
In the original suit', tho Trust com
pany asked for judgment against tho
building securing tho mortgage, $5,000
attorney fees, and over a thousand dol
lars as damages, including insurance.
This was considerably cut by tho cir
cuit court, $500 attorney fees being al
lowed, and $030 damages being allowed.
In the opinion by Justice Bean, 1 tho
Trust company is allowed $2,500 attor
ney fees, and the decision of the lower
court in regard to other matters is al
lowed to stand.
Tho Lake county jaekrabbit law, in
which a provision is mado f'tir paying
bounties on jackrabbits, was doclared to
bo contrary to law, as the provisions of
the statutes had not been carried out
when the original initiative bill was
voted on by the p'eoplo of the county, in
in an opinion today by Justice Harris
in tho nppoal of L. A. Garrika and wifo
versus Lake county, et al. The decision
of the lower court was affirmed. Other
opinions handed down are as follows:
Julia Cooper vs. 1). K. J-'ox, et al., ap
pealed from Clackamas countv; suit
against Oswego to enjoin expenditure of
li.rlJLjijL.sLji .
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that the in; jciion wiii cstcnl, a-i 1
thJ soouar tii2 p.t.ii.:,'. will ;;ti well.
Q-c;tiors t-i Arawv-fS.
,. H. I. Whit cpuc mUral in.
suijicicucyt
2. is it cnrallcf
3. TT." i.' rczzes bi'jh lino:l fires.
surrf uouid it be Cue to the heatl
iroublut
Ariwcn 1. It i3 dus to a b.'-k
of proportion betwsen the; ru ral
valve add its opening; la other
word), the valye does not fit tightly
Into its opening thus, ca'JEln:; tho
blood to hack up when the heart
contracts.
?.. It Is curahl-i, though It may
undergo compensations.
3. Changes In the walls of tho
arteries, due to increased tissue for
i..a.ion, which comes naturally with
advanced years, as a result cf
certain diseases. It is poscibio that
tha condition of the heart might
have n barin; upon th!t-. conditioa
of the arteries.
Bruises and Sprains
Have Sloan' Liniment handy for
bruises and sprains and all pains and
aches. Quick relief follows its
prompt application. No need to
rub. It quickly penetrates to tho
trouble and drives out the pain.
Cleaner than mussy plasters or oint
ments. Sloan's Liniment does not
stain the. skin nor clog the pores.
For rheumatic aches, neuralgia,
tiff muaclea, lme back, lumbago, gout,
train, and apraina, it give quick relief.
Ceaeraus sired botdea at ail diuggiata.
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Sloan's prues ni.t increased 25c, 50c $1
funds raised by direct taxation for im
provement of county highway; opinion
by justice Moore; Circuit Judge Bag
ley affirmed.
Alary I. Mercer vs. Geriiiama Fire In
surance company, appellant; appealed
from Marion; suit' to collect on fire in
surance policy; opinion bv Justice Me-
Camant; Circuit Judge Percy It. Kelly
reversed and case remaiided.
L. O. Thomas, et al. vs E. C. Thurs
ton, appellant; appealed from Lake; suit
to enjoin construction of dam on Cogs
well creek; opinion by per curiam; au-
peaj dismissed.
ftm. H. Smith vs. Meier & Frank
Investment company, appellant; ap
pealed from Multnomah; suit for dani-
ges tor personal injuries; opinion by
Justice Burnett; Circuit Judge Gunteu
bein reversed and suit remanded.
Clarence W. West vs. Hiiniel Kern.
appellant; appealed from Mult'uoniah;
suit lor damages for personal injuries
resulting from automobile collision;
opinion by Justice Harris; Circuit Judge
Belt affirmed.
Lou A. Belcher vs. La Grande Na
tional bank, appellant; appealed from
Multnomah; suit to romove cloud from
title to real property; opinion by Jus
tice Benson; Circuit Judge Kavauaugh
uiirmou.
H. B. Spencer, -et. al. vs. T B. Small.
et al.; appellants; appealed from Tilla
mook; action tor conversion of automo
bile; opinion . by Justice McCamant;
Circuit Judge Bagloy affirmed.
AN 'AMERICAN RAID
(Continued from page one)
over London were twenty killed and
45 injured, Lord French, commander
of homo defense forces, announced to
day. :
Diove Germans Out
London, March 12. An American
raid east of I.uuevillo yesterday com
pletely established that the Germans
had evaeunftje'd thejir positions aftci'
two days f American artillcryiiig.
This evidently is the i'iist raid con
ducted solely by Americans, reported
exclusively in United Press dispatches
from tho American front yesterday.
The ('nited Press dispatches located
the raid "north of Toul," which would
bring it in the unie- locality as "east
of Luneville."
Berlin Boasts of It
Berlin, via fjondon, March 12.
"Paris was successfully bombarded In
retaliation for enemy air attacks Snt
nrday and Sunday on Htultgart, Ks
slingen, Untcrleurglicim and Mais,"
the Germnii war office announced to
day. 1 r" -3i
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