Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 19, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSix THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORE. FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1918. SHOE' ' I KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR SLACK, WHITE, TAN. DANK BROWN OROX-BLOOO SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER, TlieF.f DAIXEY COKPORATiONS.UMtTCD.BUFf ALO.tTl : t ir Good Wool Yarns A new Western Yarn has been developed and put on the market and will be known as BISHOPS CHEVIOT FLEECE ALL WOOL YARNS This knitting yarn is manufactured by the Bishop Family at their Woolen Mills ivt Washougal, Wash. Cheviot stands for a standard of wool. Fleece---stands for new wool never having been used before : thereby retaining all the Animal vitality and warmth, so much desired by the Army and Navy. All Wool means exactly what it says; not a sub stitute will be permitted in its production; it con taining pure fleece fibres. The shades will be for the present in oxford gray, and clive or khaki shades. Sample of this Yarn and also a sample knit sweater can be seen at the I Salem Woolen Mills Store ARRANGING DETAILS FOR VVILARD HATCH Twin Cities Pretty Certain To Qtl Bout Bui Mast Raise $10009 iSt. Paul, Minn., April 19. Detail! of the WiiLar'l-r'ulton fight were dis cussed hero today by Promoter J. (' Miller and .St. I'buI sportsmen and i' 't agreed ther was little doubt the Twin Cities would secure the bout. A matter of laisiiig $10,000 was the only ismio today. Jf an arena is built Miller will briny circus sea' to accommodate 35,000. Tins Event Tonight San Franrisro, April (19. 8pud Mur phy and Knockout Kruvosky will furn ish the niaPh event it tonight's boxing show here. The "green eyed mrnster" is said to be lurking iu the background and the fans look for a real match. ONLY Tff REE TO TAKE 'FRIDAY APRIL 26 PART EN EXERCf ES WILL BE OBSERVED AS "LIBERTY DAV" Young Man From Philippines ; Takes Honors for Sclioiar- I ship Exercises June 14 fa Fruitland Items (Capital Journal Special Service) Fruitland, Or., April 10. Hov. Ed ward Simpson visited relatives here Wednesday. Uo will soon remove with big family to Lane county where he Ibas been assigned ministerial work by the conference. Mrs. P. L'. Coulson states that in Ohio iwltcre her parents reside the people are allowed but a pound and a half of flour per capita a week. Hlndenburg ig rapidly marching to liis Waterloo lot Ug hope. Bovival services are held in the church here of evenings, conducted by Bov. Abel and Rev, Blocker of. Suleiu. Tuesday night the latter gave n stir ring sermon on the. necessity of con version. Acta 23d chapter gives the ac count of Paul's conversion iu a pub lic address by the apostle- himself. Paul was a good, upright man before his conversion, but he did not have the write against Christianity, trying to prove that Christ did not rise from the dead. He ended by being convert ed and became a Christian. Tho same was true of Baome Jenyiis about the same tiino. He said there were quite a number in bis church who were not converted and that he would rather have a few earnest Christians in tho church than a large number who had no reallcould give the denizens of the under change of heart. Ho said the altar of world a lesson or two in social debauch Club Owners to Meet Milwaukee, Wis., April 19,-rClub owners of the American association wi 1 meet in. Chicago April 30, a day before the season apens, for a confer ence with umpires relative to means of eliminating the -spit ball end other Ireak deliveries, it became known to day. President HicUey called the confer ence following urgent requests for act ion from some of the owners, A 'iae of $25 will bo imposed for use of the spit ball and suspension is liable. . Kieekhefer Leads Chicago, April 19. Pierre Maupome Cleveland, trailed Augic Kieekhefer today in their three cushion billiar l championship match. -Kiockhefer to"k the second block last night 51 to 47 and led on the series 100 to 97. They play the final block tonight. company. During the state fair last fall Mr. Aldrich was quite badly hurt by being run over by a car or truck of the Townseml company. Mrs. Coulson saw the accident and wag summoned as a witness for Mr. Aldrich. In the city of Portland resides a young woman ( suppose she is young) by tiie name of Hunt. If reports arc true she should hunt another job and another boarding place. Hhe is reported as saying rather than help sustain her country in this war she would give up her chastity to a brutal Hun. Kow was not that a fine remark for a decent woman to make? This shameless person ought to be spurned and abhorred bt every mother and daughter, who have a son and brother fighting theso same beastly Huns. This woman it seems For the commencement exercises cf the Salem high school to be held at the armory June 14, onlv three students will be given an opportunity to be heard. I lie otuer J4l will be seen and have the pleasure of sitting on the platform ana or receiving their certificates. last year, six students were given an active part but this year it was decided to hold the number down to three, to be chosen, one by the elasi. another on the basis of scholarship for the past two years and the third by the reaeners. The class has already elected as its choice Phillips Elliott. On the basis of scholarship, the faculty awarded the honor to Herinogenes Carbanell, a Fili piuo who has been attending the school two years. The honor was awarded him on a very close margin, as the the scholarship markings of Luella Patton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooke Patton, was only a fraction of one per cent under that ot (Jarbanell. j Tiki teachers will make their choice next Monday. The class this year, 144, is the largest in the history of the high school. llerniogenes Carbanell, the Filipino who was awarded the honor of highest scholarship in a class of 144, is 21 years old. Before coming to 'this country, he studied English one year at the Man ila normal school and completed tho three year high school course in Kulem in two years. His parents in the Phil ippine Islands are lauded proprietois and will make it possible for hiin to continue his studies at the Oregon Agri cultural college, where he will take up the studv of law. ECKAAN5 FOR COUGHS AND COLDS A handy Calcium enmpound that safe guards against chronic lun and throne-tn-ulilea. A tonic-restorative prepared without harmful or hul!t-f Jrming drugs. Try them today. 50 ents a box, including war tax For sale by nil Orwffflsts DcLiiiiin Laboratory, JL'hUuUeiuhiA prayer in the church was a good start, ing place to begin a Christian life though there wag no virtue in the wood composing the anxious sent. Meetings continue all week. , C, M. Robinson and Mr. Kirkpatriek of Yeoman send their eggs to Portland. They say- they can got better prices there than in Salem. They are tho lar gest egg producers in this section. Win. Hetnk made a business trip to I.anc county last week. K. E. Mnttin began his rounds as as sessor Monday. It appears there is something rotten righteousness of Christ, hence was not i iu Chicago as well as in Denmark perfect in his religious experience. Mr. P. L. Coulson was called to Pott Gilbert "West was an infidel living in , laud Inst week as witness in tho case England 200 years ago. Ho began to of Aldrich vs. tho Townsenu Crenmorv ery. Collars FOR SPRING ' CASCO-2Vsin. CLYDE-2 Vain. "V You will find here a complete showing OF SPRING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS Our experience as manufacturers of woolen goods enables us to know style and qualityof poods. Our knowledge of the woolen farkets and conditions made it possible for us to prepare for the future. ' ASK TO SEE THE BISHOP ALL WOOL Suits and Overcoats $20, $25, $30, $35 . '' Hart SchafFner & Man Line of Suits and ' Overcoats $25, $30, $35, $40 ' You will find here - everything for Men and Boys, .reason ably priced without sacrificing quality. . Oregon Wool Sweater Yarn in Khaki and Oxford Grey $3.50 per Pound SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE V N I 3 - i J I ' V f U ml j) 1 n ir - i ; Rural Districts Are Carrying Sulk of Third Liberty Loan Washington, April 19. Rural dis tricts in America today are carrying th l-.nlk nf r'ne. third llhertv loan driva When official totals at the end of, yesterday were announced today $1, 161,510,650 it was clearly indicated keen disawoim '.inent is felt at the showing of many larger cities- Arkansas, with a populaticn largely rural, has equalled lbs uuoita ot iplo, 351,350. This is the third state to sub scribe its minimum quota. Other south ern stalte-s are sending favorable re iiorts on the campaiirn. Mississippi has subscribed $0,5fl0,000 ninetv two cer cent of its quota- Lo cal cornimitte.es wete eonfideut Missis xippi's nnnimuin quota will be reached bocaiwe some counties nave uck yei re iM)i;ed. From Kentucky, Tennessee, West .Yiro-inla land ;Geoi) ix Teports Oct' a whirlwind campaign have come.. Kentucky has subscribed $14,500,000 or 8! per cent of its share. Tennessee has just passed the half way mark, in its tampaign wun aggru-jpuu- 5.000.0t)0. . From Butte., Mout., comes a report tf a spirited campaign. I he allotment for Silver How county was $2,141,000. A three day campaign netted $4,514,- 000. The anniversary of the battle or Lexington was made the oec-asion for liberty loan rallies throughout Kew Knj;la'iid. A. holiday was declared and patriotic, celebration were he!d in al nuwt every city. Honor flaps have been awarded to more than 200 cities and towns iu New England and sixty more have over subscribed their qno tfts. Many of these flags were raised today in. 'conjunction with the Lexing ton celebration. Tim Cleveland dis'rict still main tains its taid in the number ot honr eitins, its total now being 444. Uf n,o m,l,. ti'n .",71 Pencsvlvania 42, Fnat Day Patriotic Dsracn siralion Will Be field In' A1! CommuaiHes Washington, April 19. "Liberty day" Friday April 2(5 will be ob served throughout the land under a presidential proclamation published today. On that occasion, patriotic dem onstrations will occur in every com munity and by that time it is hoped the third liberty loan will have swell ed to well beyond the $2,000,000,000 mark. The president's proclamation calls on the nation to "assemble in their respective icommunitics and liberally pledge Anew their financial support to sustain the nation a cause. Let the nation's response express in umnistakablo term the determination of America to fight for peace, the per manent peace of justice, it added. The last iiBiires available carlr to day, fihowed subscriptions of $1,089,- 734,000 already . registered represent ing a 36 per cent suoscription in forty per cent of the-time alloted. ( All districts report that sales are spurting ahead well, so it is assumed this discrepancy in percentages will be overcome quickly. Treasury officials warned today, however, that over op timism can harm the loan and that there must bo no relaxation in the ef forts to make the subscription surpass the goal set. A Thought- for the Mother CONSTIPATION makes children uncomfortable, cross and irritable, just as it does older people. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a mild, pleasant tasting combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, that acts easily and natur ally and promotes normal regularity. Children like it and take it willingly. It contains no opiate or narcotic drug. Druggists Sell Dr. CaldwelTs Syrup Pepsin 50ctS. (two sizes) $1.00 A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 457 Washington St., Monticello, 111 1 GERMAN ADMIRALTY LIES ABOUT NUMBER In Order to Hearten People Declares Number Double What It Is New York, April 19. Camouflaging submarine tolls is becoming increasingly more difficult for the German admiral ty according to reports from the British war office received today. From a monthly exaggeration of 46 per cent a year ago, the German admir alty boosted its sinkings by 113 per cent in January. As the actual sink ings decreased, the exaggerations in creased, the reports show. German papers, carrying official re ports, declared that the underseas craft destroyed moro than 12,000,000 tons of the world s shipping during the past 12 months. British official figures show half that amount. The average exag geration of tho German admiralty and press during the past year, was 46 per cent. Last month actual losses were 340. 000 tons; German claims 080,000 tons. November, actual losses, 295,000 tons; German claims 60i),000 tons; December, actual losses 390,000 tons: German claim 705,000 tons; January actual sinkings 295,000 tons; German claims, 630,006 tons. The highest point in sinkings since Germany s unrestricted campaign began was 870,000 tons. The Teuton admiral ty claimed destruction of 1,900,000 tons the same month. The lowest month probably will be April, the submarines having sunk but 81,600 thus far this mouth.' For the last quarter of the year ending Febru ary 1, the world's losses were 980,000 tons, compared with a loss of 2,010,- 000 for the first throe montnu of Ger man 's campaign. Material for 300 Airships Sent Daily Portland, Or., April 18. Material for 300 airplanes is being rushed eastward daily from the Vancouver cut-up plant of the airplane spruce production branch of the signal corps, according to an announcement today by Colonel Brice P. Disque, head of that department. This increase in output of airplane material is due, officials of the plant declare, to the increased enthusiasm among the workers and loggers and the limit of producing capacity of the plant has not yet been reached. The material going forward at present is perfect stock thoroughly, inspected before leaving Vancouver. WILLING TO QUIT Washington, April 18. Officials now engaged in the government's air craft production program have express ed their willingness to President Wil soin to resign if ho desires, prelimin ary to his expected reorganization of this branch of the war work. BLOOD POISONING lamOa's Wizard Oil a Safe firrt WdTreatmert How often lockjaw and blood poisoning result from the neglect af a slight scratch or little cut! Ham lin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec tive first aid treatment It is a pow erful antiseptic and should be ap plied immediately to wounds of this kind to prevent danger of infection. It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inflam mation in cases of sprains, bruises, cilta. htirna hita an1 ctintra T.a Washington, April 18. American reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet. Aviators Lieutenants Winslow and , cold sores, canker sores, earache and Campbell who each brought down a j toothache. German plane on Sunday last, have Get it from druereists for 30 cents. received the following letters of con-1 If not satisfied return the bottle and French Commander Praises Americans American Doctor Will Get War Cross lgratulation from the French command er or the legion, it was announced here today. ''In my position of commander, I send you in my name and in that of the troops cf the town, mv sincere con gratulations for your -splendid success in bringing down two German airplanes after a minute's combat We are hap py in this victory for American avia tion, as it permits us to prophesy still more frlor'ious success." TONAL WANT ADS PAS get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver v Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 34 cents. Guaranteed. CASTOR I A Fcr Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Sisnaf ir of DQ ra UL3SSI With the American Army in France, Apiut us. -uieutenaiv ill', li. sweet- scr of tho American medical corps has been recommended for the British war ross because of gallantry and devo tion toi duty near Passchcndaele March 13. Another hattalion 'a headquarters was hit directly by a gas shell and their medical officer gassed, bweet- Wes Virginia three and Kentucky 30. 'ser attended forty gas victims altho Cleveland district has auosenoea ap proximately $115,000,000. suffering from the effects of the va por. He a!so assisting in rescuing a partv whose dugout was hit by a gas Has Thrse Fifths shell. Ran Francisco, April 19- The city There was active artillery fire on of Han Francisco had raised $32,000,000 this American sector today but no in- toM-ovd-ir nimta of 53,000,000 in tne.tantry action third liberty lean Ufc-lay. campaign at noon Empsror Charles Letter Caused Czernm's Fall Say German Papers Washington. April 18. Bevelation of (Emperor Charles' peace letter and the I subsequent efforts to turn the situation ! to Austrian advantage were behind Aus jtiici Count Czernin's resiguatiou, ac I cording to Teuton press comment receiv !cd here today. j ti. K-""-i Zeitnner, for instance, m- iiicates Czernin did not know of the peace letter and that as a result he made a fiasco of trying to explain the Aus trian position' to Clemenceau's disad vantage. That parcr believes the cm pcior did not warn Czernin in time to i revent his blundering. i'he Frankfurter Zeitnne recognizes moie or less than the letter was the de t iminin cause of thd retirement. Many papers expressed regret at his resignation. OLD AGE A CRIME Some people are young at 60 red cheeked, ruddy and vigorous- Others are old at 40 joints beginning to stif fen up a bit; step beginning to lag and lose its BpringinesB; occasional touches of pain in the back, feel tired without cause, and possibly a twinge of rheumatic pain. . In most cases these are the danger sitrnals to warn you that the kidneys are not promptly doing their work of throwing off the poisons that are al wavs forming in the body. To neglect these natural warnings is a crime against yourself. If you have ' these symptoms vou can find prompt relief in GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap sules. For more than 200 years this has been tho recognized remedy for kid ncv and bladder ailments. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap sules are imported direct trom the lab oratories at Haarlem, Holland. Get them at your druggists. Do not take a substitute. In boxes, three sizes. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Let a Vacuum Cleaner Do Your Cleaning in 1918 Start the New Year with a Vacuum Cleaner and you will make it a truly happy New Year a year of lightened, housework, of brighter, cleaner home life. When you sweep with a broom, a large the dust and dirt is thrown into the air tie again on the floor and furniture. fraction of it is actually removed permanently from the ffoor. part of -to set- Uniy a- But when a Vacuum Cleaner is used All the dust and dirt is deposited in a dust-tight bag. NONE is tossed into the air to make more work later on. That is why it is unnecessary to use a Vacuum Cleaner as often as you use a broom. Phone or write for a free demonstration today. PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO. 237 N. LIBERTY STREET PHONE 85