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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. ORE. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1918.
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You must consider not only your own satisfaction
in motoring,
but also the economy demanded by the nation.
Both requirements are fully met by United States Tires,
unfailing reliability under all conditions,
economy in operation by giving you the fullest use of
your car,
economy in long service,
lowest cost per mile of travel.
" There is a type of United States Tire that exactly fits the
needs of yoar car and youf conditions of service.', '
Let our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer help you select
the right type. V
Let him give you the careful and courteous service that goes
with United States Tires and United States principles of doing
business.
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SjiMikiiig of wnr gardens, the (jovorn-'
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pioat plunta.
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dandelion crop, with us, anyway, so bet- reads a news disjinteh. A ease of no
ter brush up tlio old basement distillery, pearls before -swine.
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Alaska Dog Race Off.
Nome, Alaska, April 11. On aecount
of the war the All-Alaska sweepstakes
dog race has been called off for 1918.
The date for the next race has been
tentatively set for 1919.
This year's purse will bo added to
that of next year.
Some of the Alaskan malamutes from
the winning team of 1911 and 1912 have
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COMPANY BUSY PLACE
Large Force of Men and
Women Required to Fill
Present Big Contracts
By W. 0. COMirgiU
Jfnnaaer "Jack" Walker, of the Sa-
leiu-Kiiins Products Co.. is a very busy
man jiijt now, having been compelled
to put on extia force of men and wo
men to wei),'h up and pack in the spe
cially prepared tin cans tho United
S'ales uriny dehydrated potatoes, now
almost ready for shipment.
Each of these .lapanned tin rails hold
15 pounds of the finished products,
and when a can is filled it is hermet
ically sealed, and then two of the ram
are pla-ed in a thin woodeii crat.', tho
.siilca and bottom and top of each be
ing firmly bound with heavy wire,
which also a't as a hinee, tor tho lift-
: ing of the lid of the case, facilitating
tho work of getting the contents or
each ease in action. These cases are so
made a to stand the wear and tear of
ocean transportation, and when cars
arrive in t-'nlem. shipments will bejin
to move forward to the front.
Other Contracts in View
When Quartermaster General Ooc
thnls first called for bids fur army
supplies, he also called for submission
of bids on dehydrated onions, carrots
and turnips, and no doubt another call
for bids on these army supplies will
be issued in the near future. The pota
toes came first on the lit, aside from
the 20,llim,fU( pounds of beans com
mandeered in California.
It has been suggested by the Com-'men-ial
club, through whose efforts,
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" , r v., Elliott himself was wounded a few
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when the first train lead, or car loads, , , .
'of Jonydratcd spuds leaves Salem, it r, ; ; . ' v 1 c , .
ibo appropriately bannered, with tho l"- "' "ulls "M
legend "Made in Salem V. H. A."iwneu 110 uemanuca mat Elliott, come
so that as the cars pass through the out ot the house and kiss the flag. A
Country Salem will have a place on liiiiisane oi snots was tne answer.
ithe nationa.1 map as the source of army I m m - mmm mm
rations ytist as it is "Now in tne ;
Sua," as the center of the Loganberry
FLOUR SUBSTITUTES I
We are doing all we can to assist our customers in
carrying out the conservation plan. We have amply
stocked our store with the best wheat substitutes to
be had.
Milo Corn Flour. Fisher's Barley Flour, Fisher's Oat
Flour, Botted Rice Flour. Try these Brands. You
will be gratified with the results.
Fisher's Blend and Art Flour still leads all others
for the best family flour.
CHICK FOOD ....
Try Fisher's Chick Food for. the Tender-growing
little chicks. Fisher's Egg Producers and Scratch
Food for the laying hen.
ROTH GROCERY CO.
Phone 1885-1886
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Trading Is Quiet
j volume of business was transacted Is
! sues which approximated real weakness
In Wall StrP-f Inlsul"01'0 111 ,!'e HlurPig. leather, tobacco
ill nail Ullta "J j and oil groups and to some extent in the
jraili'oad department. St. l'aul preferred
New York, April 11. The New York Wils stromr. however. Marine urefer-
Evening Sun financial review today red regained part of its lossi. Trading
savs: j in the last hour was dull.
Trading remained ijinet although on a I
somewhat larger scale than in the pre- j
vioils sessions thfs week. Prices were
lower but tho list receded' gradually and
in the most orderly fashion. A greater
IIoore Was Victor.
jialtimoro, Md., April 11. Pal Moore's
sidestepping ability, coupled with Lis
longer roach, enabled him to win from
Ktv.pie Krtle on points here last night.
:"r.i)e was given two of the fifteen
rounds, lie battled all the way but Pal
(hoked his vicious swings. Mooro was
rocked in the eighth, but recovered and
had no further difficulty. Neither
scored a knockdown, un M.il
industry.
Other Factories for Salem
Negotiations are now pending look
ing to the establishment in .Salem, be
sides the new starch factory, a furni
ture factory, as well as a box factory,
as the small box factory now in Salem
cannot take care of tho business of out
laree concern alone, and it is compeh-
'to po clsewUerc for its boxes, not only
because the capacity here is limited,
but, strange us it may seem, the pric
es elsewhere obtained are very much
'loss than the prices made by the home
factory.
Time alone will tell the story.
SUBMARINE TOLL
SMALLtR LAST WEEK
Washington Oicials, How
ever, Warn Public Not to
Expect Too Much
London, April 11. The number of
British merchantmen sunk the week
ending April 8 was the smallest since
November 11, 1017, according to fig
ures announced by the admiralty.
Four ships of more than KiOO tons,
two of less, and two fishing boats
were destroyed by submarines or mines
The week ending November 11 lust
year, when one craft of more than
KiOO tons and five less were sunk, was
the lowest mark in tonnage destroyed
sinco the U-boat campaign was inaug
urated February 8, 1917. '
. May Be Only Eespite
Washiugtou, April 11. The low rec
ord of U-boat., ravages the past weoJ;
encouraged tiansportntion ofiicials to
day, bur they warned that it probably
indicated mainly cniy a low suing in
tho up and down movement of losses.
Some suggest! 1, however, that Ger
many had pulled in her submarines" for
overhaul before making a drive gains'
transport lines in the hope of break
ing on Acri a's troop reinforcements
at this critical time.
NOTICE
WE MOVE MAY 1st Two doors west of present loca
tion, where we will carry a full line of Men's and
Women's Shoes.
WATCH
for removal sale beginning next Monday.
A. J. PARIS SHOE SHOP"
The Home of Honest Dealing.
379 State Street Salem, Oregon
War on Submarines
Chicago, April 11. American sub
marines are ferreting out the knis'r's
undersea pirates and fighting them in
their own wav. Secretarv of the Navv
I Daniels told M. 0(1(1 jackies in training
I at the Great Likes station. Daniels
I was resting at his hotel today after
his arduous program vesterday.
"They're doing great work,'' tho
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been sold to the Irencb government and secretary said. "They had a tough'
are being used for war work in the, trip over. Two had to come back and'
Alps, Te-fit ami try it again. Eventually theyl
all got over and went into it." ;
f Five liberty bond sales totaling $9,-i
Ebbets Is Pleased. , "000,000 during the visit of Secretaries
New York, April 11. Charles H. Eb-iLane and Daniels encouraged workers
bets, president of the Diooklvn Nation- today in the hope of exceeding Chica-J
al league club, smiled a wide smile as g's lll0t of $123,000,000.
he looked at the snow covered ground. I "-'lore ships, more ships," was the
T.. Milu.ii uliii f.im.M f.ir mil nk. or 1'aniei s auuress 'e.ore iuoi
tained a later date' for the opening of
Chamber of Commerce of the United I
the major league season. Ordinarily it
wi.uld have
One of the big scenes from ".'AY UK"' a tremendous' drama of the rugged west that started all New York
to talking. This production carries the same, cast an did " Hell Morgan 's G irl, " starring IVrothy rhillirs, sun
j.nr'.f 1 !;" Ij(U Chancy ad William St.ie;l, starting at the Liberty theater today for three days. Alice Uow
ell, the champion nut comedienne of the screen furnishes the comedy ia two icols, "he Did Her Hit.''
States. Before the same "audience Sec-j
started about April 11. This, .. t, " .. i,n. ,
year the date is April 13. .' -,. to use, eve.y acre to use.' put ev-
;iry idea t win the war." ,
Will Sell War Stamps. ! Tha '''r,ta'y of tke interior said ho,
, . . ,, ,, . . ;taior pruvUiug iand for everv s .biicr!
Chicago, April 11. 1 ollowing mstruc-1 who nvturn from France. For'tv acres I
(ions -from- President- Han Johnson, .nj R house, with fortv vears in which j
thrift stumps will bo sold m American ;ia ,av, would be his reward to the re-i
loagua paiks along with peanuts and; turned fighters. There is ample land:
pop corn. , 1-aUmg the Colorado, Mississippi and
' : ; i other western rivers, to be reclaimed.
, . he said.
. , . Fight Was Draw. j , m ,
rorthuid. Or.. AitiI U. Vule.s Muff ! . . m i
Bionson, Crtleud li.e.htviglit, stretches LatTlCUC bilCKS31IU2
uu woixl a bit, he wim t have the nerve
I to ""..' Miss Dorothy Curtiss.
1 -.Tut"; prorii.-vtl that he wouldn 't mar
r i y !vJ r; h. ls.-a! Ge-..-ge lnglo, coast
j srl;tH 'U! t luiaipion. In their six
j -Wild bunt here 1 1st n ght. The fight
v n a draw.
Both boys fought well, aud while
Hronson's boxing was clever, Ingle's
hitting was heavy.
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We have a complete stock of all
kinds of seeds -all of them tested for
germination. .
EARLY POTATOES
We have several varieties of early,
seed potatoes. For best results these
should be planted at once. "
EARLY CABBAGE, EARLY KALE,
EARLY RHUBARB,
EARLY ASPARAGUS,
FERTILIZER
Increase, the productiveness of
your soil and the quality of your
produce by using fertilizer. The
cost is small. The results big. '
ASK FOR OUR
FREE SEED CATALOGUE
D. A. WHITE & SONS,
255 State Street, Phone 160
Salem, Oregon
Shot by LW.W. Traitor
La Habra, Cal.,- April .11. Because
he took it upon himself as a patriotic
duty to force "Walking" Elliott, I. W.
W to kiss the American flag, which
Elliott had villified, Eugene Young. I
blacksmith, is dying todav from
shot wounds inflicted bv Elliott.
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