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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 19. 191S. THF.EE fmmmmm w.sw : iijpwiiiii win ii i ii m m iaj " mui,. 'a-?. I -.-TONIGHT i i , ., , i : 1st - "CECIL E.D(?MILL&5 'Old Vive Fop Nev AaAETCBAFTftair. Lieut. J. A. Gallagher HIMSELF A Good Comedy "SAVED. BY WIRELESS" 1 OregoN Children- Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO Rl A ROLL OF HONOR (Continued from page one) mitt, Ga. Sgt. Nathan Ainisman, Iirooklvn, X. Y. - " Sgt. Hannable Davis. Marshall, N. C. Sgt. Thomas Joseph Hines, Lynn, Mass. Sgt. Stanislaus Stephen Krajewski Saratoga Springs, N. V. Sgt. William C. Okeefo, New York Sgt. Isaac II. Kuosa, Fort Jervis, N. Y. Corporals Sterling Baker. Seward, Xeb.; Walter Scott Clark, New Bruns wick, N. J; Raymond W. Daniels, Bing liamton, N. Y; Morgan W. Evans, Co lumbus, Ohio .Sergeants Arthur J. Casada, Oneidn, Tenn; Carl L. Lunde. Bakken Spein, Norway; Joseph I'. Neilan, New York. Corporals Floyd liiddle, Mecca, Ind; Edward S. Bigelow, Colfax, Wash; Charles Croom, Durvea, Pa; Harvey K. Foley, Wcf field, X. Y; Walter U. lloag, Jersey City, N. J; Charles F. Kersey, Charleston, W. Ya; I'aul A. Martin Nutley, N. J.; Charles P. Piatt, Thorofare, N. J; Joseih Bv.-h.ultz Xanticoke, Pa; Mathew Stachowski, Buffalo, N. Y. -i Act ! invares rianit Apircua, .tcvuiunu, I am recommend- n ' 0 ' Harry W. Aronson, Boston, ing it toany woman jM.- w;. Austia. Brooklyn, N. wlo hat similar i I '''alj ; Hernmn, N. .; i troubles."-Mrs. ELSIE G. LEWIS, 30 . B.ker .Seymour, lexas; o.v 11. Vernon Ave.. Brooklyn, N.Y. I 1' Liberty, Ind red IWehw, Such condition, as Mrs. Lewis suf- either Ky; John A Blaylock, Dahl fered from may be caused by a fall or Rren. I I; Loms Brcekuer, yracu, N. a eeneral weakened run-down condition Y ; Karly Bullion, Woodlawn, Va; iloyd of the system, and the most successful W. Campbell. Trenton, N. J; Hugh I remedy to restore strength to muscWs : Carney Campbell, Cal; Kobert S. Jiap and tissue and bring about a normal ,iuan, Carona, N. Y; Walter ( hcsley, healthy condition has proved to be this Des Moines, Iowa; Frank Welter Csu famous root and herb medicine, Lydia jcotta, Waltham, Mass; Simon J. Clark, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ()ne'nln, X. Y; John J 'lowry, Chica- If vmi have disturDine symptoms you :eo: Joe a. Cooiier. kaurens, . .; unr- MRS. LEWIS OFJR00KLYH Tells How She Was Made Well by Lydia E Pink ham's Vegetable i Compound. Brooklyn, N.Y., "For one year I was miserable from a displacement, wnicn causea a gen eral run-down con dition with head aches and pains in my side. My sister induced me to try Lydia E.Pinkham'a Ve.getableCom- rmnd. I found it elped me very much and such a THINGS ID BEGUN TO L00KGLOOH Peterson Feared He'd Soon Be Unable To Make Li?-mg-Tanlac Restores ' Hk "I dont know what the people'may think when I toll them 1 haxe aiued eighteen pounds, but its the truth and I have just finished taking my fourth bottle of Tanlac,'' was the remarkable statement made by Crl A. Peterson, of liUi Q street, .f aroma. Washington, while in the French Drug Store reeent lv ir PphKOn ia mi eitert eWtri- cian and is enudoved bv the Tacoma I Smelting c Kefinmg company. "Beginning about six mouths asa with stomach trouble." continued Mr. Peterson, "I lost weight and strength until I looked like I was going to get down to where I could not work and make a living for myself and family. My food just seemed to lay in my stom ach in a fermented condition, causing gas and such awful pains, and spelte of palpitation that I feared I had heart trouble. I was hardly ever without a 'pain ia the pit of my stomach, also suf fered a great deal with ueauaene ana backache, and was so nervous, I could never get a good night's sleep. I was dreadfully rundown and weak, and had It.hat tired, no account feeling all the time, and nothing seemed to do nic the least bit of good- "I finally got in such a bad shape that I was'told I would have to give up mv work and. no doubt I would if 1 hadn't gotten Tanlac, as 1 was hard ly ablo to keep going. I thought if .the statements 1 read auout laniac wore true ir would help nie, and it has not only helped nie, it has made a perfect ly well man of nie. 1 telt Dctter aiier the first bottle, and have been improv ing evor since. My stomach is in such good condition that I can cat just any thing, and since my food digests like it should I don't have any paiu in the pit of my stomach, palpitation or any other signs of indigestion. The head aches and backaihes have disappeared and my appetite is great. All my strength has returned, I thing Tan lac is the finest medicine in the world, and Mrs. Peterson thinks just as i do" Tanlac is Sold in Hubbard by Hub bard Drug Co., in Mt. Angei ty Ben Oooch, in Gervais by John Kelly, in Turner by II. P. Cornelius, in Wood burn by Lvman H. Shorey. in Salem by Dr. 8. C" Stone, in Sllverton by Geo. A. Steclhauiiner, in Gates by Mrs. J. P. McCurdy and in Stayton by C. A. Beauchamp. (Adv.) Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. "Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c IPl nati, Ohio; Tluimas fiehrman, Apple ton, Wis; Isaac H. Gibson, Koanoke, ' .. . n :i Va; Alfonso Uioia, reonunie, i n; jousit H, Goldman, Chicago; Israel Goldstein, Philadelphia; Clarence W. Gregory, vtunnm it. nun, Chien. Wis; Philip Edwards, Xauga tuck. Conn ; Albert A. Kriekson, Cum berland. Wis; Charles M. Faust, Cuya hoga Falls, O; .Tohu T. Henderson. Cam bridge, Mass; Ervea K. llolstin, Brown' laud. W. Va; Carl J. Hdtgrew, Lot ion. Neb; Hubert A. Hymau, Bakers field, Vt; Janen. Janski, Syracuse, N. Y; Otis C. Jackson, Greensburg, lud; Aruiiu I-aiule, Jackson, Minn; Kalph J. Lord. Marlboro. Mass; Joseph K Mo Vey, St. Mary's, Kan; Harold, William Martin, Montague, Mass; Wilfred Mey ers. Florence, Wis; George Muuroe. East Hampton, Mass; Peter T. Peter son, Milner, X'. Dak; Clarence O. Purs- ley, Lucira, Okla; wtllard Krid, Chi cago; Luigi Kicci, Perami, Italy; Jos eph Salitzky, Brooklyn, X. Y; Xagar i no Scattoliui, Ansouia, Conn; Glen A. Smith, Farragut Iowa; Counsel Soles, Tabor, X. C; Howard U Stevens, Fay ette. Maine; Clyde Walker, Woodson. Texas; Frank C. Whiteman, Tilton, N. H; James C. Brawley, Jr., Philadelpliia Reed C-. Bryson, MillvaTe, Pa; Philip Cflduti, Italy; Vinrento Bcnitto, Italy; Ernest Couture, Augusta. .Maine; Sam uel Crandrll, Brooklyn, N. Y. Died of Wounds Lt. John Cashmaa Oldfirld, Garner ville, N. Y. Sgt. Daniel J. Oneill, New York Corp. Alvin R. Canady, Bug Hill, N- C. Privates Albert Henry Briegel, Can ton, O; Taul Cochran, Chicago; Charlie ( raven. Bauxite, Ark; Herald Maduy, X'ewcastle, lnd; Ellis A, Owens, Black burg, S. C; Paul P. Zakaroska, Phila delphia, Bert H. Humphrey, Carpenter, W. Ya; .lames Lyons, Louisville, Ky. IH?4 from Airplane Accident Lt. Norman D. Hughes, Philadelphia. Died of Disease Private. William P. Mangrum, Shaw- mutt, Ala; Henry SaWeson, Superior, Wis; Raymond Sutphin, Jonesboro, Ind j Died from Accident and Other Causes j Privates Eugene X'. llagermann. i Nashua, N. Hj Charles L. Schaeffer, Roy, Mont. i Corp. Henry G. Sentell, Schoolfield, Va. Mas. Eng.'Elislia Kelley Snodgrass, Princeton, X. J. Privates Paul Hums, Indianapolis, lnd; John Kucinscy, Philadelphia; Ia'o Jacob Hycenga, Grand Haven, Mich. Armer J. Vaudivzee, Burlington, Wash. Levi J. Vautrain, Indiau Orchard. Mass. , Wounded, Degree Undetermined Sergeants Carl J. Anirlieiu, Greens burg, Ind; Charlio Busslr, London, Ky; Wilialm J: Glenaon, Mouth Boston, Mass Corporals Edgar P. Auderock, Minne apolis, Minn; Ionard W. Hillstead, Preston, Idaho; John J. Mikos, Chicago Privates Herman A. Liebetrau, Cross Plains, Wis; Isaac D. (Hivrr, Buin bridge, Ga; Henry K. Piiwnell, Ottum wa, Iowa; Frank 'T. Kandull, Philadel phia; Hcury D. Siievdrntasaqua, l a; XX n - t V . 1 iuy woolen gooas now- tt xi n Every day the government in making new ruling curtailing the manufacturing of goods for civilian use. The demands of the army and navy-which must be supplied-are greater and greater. The wool administrator at Washington has just announced that not one pound of wool will be alloted to civilian use until the army and navy are both supplied. Our-stocks are now complete. Come and make your selection; the values are surpris ingly low. BISHOP ALL WOOL SUITS $20 TO $40 ' HART SCHAFFNER & MARX $25 TO $50 11 ii Xi tt a t' !! t t' . 1 tt MEN'S . HATS $3 TO $6 SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE MEN'S SHOES $3 TO $8 4-ttttt-ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttM tt4tt4tttttttttttttttttttttt W i lit iiwtiurir. Pa.: Hlue Jacket. Okla; Theodore Jtunsrord, I., (k irkQib. Ill; Hurry Wilson Hon- . ' ' ' ,ti in iirn'Mip, An not nnrixrttnnd write Lvdia E. Pink- ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. Tha result of their 40 years experience is at your genice. SACRED HEART ACADEMY Under the Direction of the Sisters of the Holy Names, Salem, Oregon Boarding and Day School. Most approved methods. Primary, Grammar, High School and Normal De partments. Complete cour ses in Harp, Piano, Voice, Culture, Violin and Har mony. Elocution and Phy sical Culture Classes. No interference with religion of pupils. MODERN CONVENIENCES DOMESTIC COMFORTS Scholastic Year Begins September 9th ADDRESS: Sister Superior ris E. Cotcll, Yarmouth, Mass; Stanley i sapanico, ,t.risseu. urooKiyn, j'a; jeremiau tran jcis Crowley, Fall River, Mass; AttiUo IDagnino, Saa Francisco; Weslley G. jDahl, Braintree, Mass; Camiel lleiob Ibelaere, Atkinson, 111; John B. Mat 'tero, Providence, R. I; Walter L, Mead- er, Walcott, Ark; Manuel H. Menenjjer Olion, Portugal; Elbert Franklin Mil ler, Mitchell, Neb; Charles B. Mitchell. Jersey City. XT. J; Morris B Murray, Pellston, Mich; Joe Pacini, Memphis, Tenn; Harry Pergande, Milwaukee, Wis; Clarence Radko, Milwaukee, Wis; Jos. Ruffo, Philadelphia; Pasquale Salerno, Winnrtka. HI; Joseph Hali teris. Chicago; Josn)'h Sanduiky, Stan wood, Mici; .Walter A. Shenianski Mount Carmel,' Pa: ' Steve 8iukin, South Boston, Mass; Stanislaus Hmicb- ..ntile Wash: GediL'e Harry, nessev, Okla; John Robert Hawkins, Ilingbamton, N. Y; Claude F. Hedges Cestos, Okla; Ilayniond F. Heinly, Hum burg, Pa; Stuart M. llerringtc.n, Oak dale, Va; George F. Hooper, Hnlbpnr. Okla; Edward L. Howell, Mellette, Okla; Edward P. Hunt, Jersey City, N. J; Zid Htitson, Centralis, Texas; Thom as J. Irving, Earlysville, Va; Gleason Johnson, Mineral City, lnd; Stanley J. Kantorski, Chingo; John Knrp, Xew York; Earl O. Keith, Scottsbnrj, Ind; Thomas J. Kinnikin, Savannnh. OKla; Solomon Klass, Rochester. N. r; Ste phen La Colin. Boston, Mass; Hans Larson, Rochester, Minn; Gaspare Leg cm; Brooklyn, N. Y; Arthur L. lehl niann, Chic'ago; Roy R. Lewandoivski, Milwaukee, Wis; Charles W. lawman, Vale. Okla; Richard I'Uiie, nicago, r.u; n l.vneh. Clinton. S. I; iJoiuue H McCullnngh, Hope. Ark; umseppi Mangiuo, ThoiiipsonviUc. Conn; Cesari Mnrchi, Smiierville, Mass; Clifford r. Margrave, Olustee, Okla; Frank Slap-n-icka. H. thnatia, Xeb; John J. Slavick Hazdton. Pa; .lainrs Sloan, Wheeling, W Va; Hilton R. Snowberger, Boswell, l'a- Peter Sokol, Boston, Ma; has. Speigel, Chicago; Emannel htriger, Glenliam, S. Dak: Samuel Tanner, Phil adelphia; Mike Tedcsco. Italy; Percy G Tripp, Wells, Maine; Raymond Tur ,icv, Kittanir.g. Pa; Adam Crbaiiski, iwl,.,l,v X. J: Ix-oiioldo aides, Texas; J-lorcnt vernuisi. . . . . .... t. Chicago; Pntrigio Vis.'i, jiaiy; -n'cu Vogelsang, Holland: Walter yon, ic V V! Cnnrail WBIKer, unsung', Harrv V einer. ISrooiUvs. (I UVatfnll. Vinceiines, lnd; Henry Wiehe, Cincinnati, Ohio; Harry Wilson, Philadelphia; George Connie Woods; Dearborn, Mo; John Z. Wor Va: Harvey M Young, Xew York; Robert . Zcigler, view, Texas. surc-Brit. Frederick Evans, Miic John O. Frvdeliind. bcrt Iea, Minn; James William iau, Philidalphia; CuUie Tiilitfoot, Fierro, X. M; William Henry Vi kery, Hogan, Mont. l. Geor?e Glarkman, rlat . '. ir... "i,.i. Kilis Clifford Long-Law- At- Minn Previously Reported Missing, now Re ported Killed Sergeant John C. Tressler, Meyers- dale, Pa. Corporals Frank U Frutli, Xew Brighton, Pa; Frank W. Reinhnrt, Phil adelphia; Charles Smith, Canton, Ohio Privates Herbert . - lawson, ini robe, Pa; Anion K. Fishbnrn, Pliilndel phia; Frank Gaul., Philadelphia; Os car llartwick, Mercer, Pa; John W. llelwig, Columbia, Pa; George E. Lind say, New Brighton, Pa; Verner W. Me Farlnnd, New Brighten, Pa; Sninuel K. Sinclair, Detroit, Mich; Joseph Fcliu sky, Russia; Michael F. Kelly. Water town, Mass; Guiseppe Mofla,- Italy; Diamond L. Nadeau, Nashua. N. 11; William G. Nolan, Hlicnuandoah, Iowb; livn.n It Perkens. Sontigfield, Mass; Stephen Pidich, Strutliers, lhin; Hay mond Smith, Diibiupie, Iowa; Alexan der Staiiorski, Hiissia; John A. Turk b p, Tacoma, Wash; Virgil V. Varaiido, Mt. lleriuon, Im. , Died ot Wounds Sgt. Bernar.l J. McElroy, Ireland Corporals Daniel J. Kelly, Bridge port, Conn; Bernard B. Run, Xew York; Clarence .M. ..vt ack ; Kerry, ia; Albert V- Poole, Thompson ville, Conn. Privates James iloggan, Birmingham Ala; Michael llrecn, Boston, Mass; Homeii De Patie, Vawrence, Mass; Wil liam P. Gavin, Detroit, Midi; George E. Mvlott, Rutland, Vt; Morris Peltz, Brooklyn, S. Y; Otto (,'. Belter, Koa- niry, Mass; Emory S. lark, Haddock, Ga; Newman Fletcher, (luntersviiie. Ala; George H. Frit., Oak Ridge, Pa; Quilliiiu V. Hayes, liiudale, Ga; Milton H. Hodgson, Portervilln, Cal; L. S. Mar tin, Lafayette, La; Normau E. Smith, York, Pa. t Died of Disease Sergeants Earl McDonald, Pes Moines, Iowa; Leon A. Forsythc, ttt erford, Conn. OCT WILL THOUSANDS UK SI CKKHEUS WHO HAVK KAIL.KK to et relief In tiny olhur wny ur Invited to investigate Ohlri-artle methmls, which ara permanently curing humli cils every a"y'THK BKST OF CHIltorUACTIC IHAGNoBTICIANS will thoroughly enmln you, mnks a com plete dliiKiiosls ot your can. and direct your trentmerits. WITHOUT ANY COST TO YOU WHATEVER CHIROPRACTIC will permanently curs tf. per cent at all dlHfnscs. pacific ciMiiornAcric rou.FOR Comer of Park and Yamhill, Port land. Or. HOSPITAL In connection with college. Will handle out-of-town patients at a mont reasonable rule, In order to ahow what Chlropraetln can do. Address all omimiiilciitluiis to . ML O. W. ELLIOTT, Pres. Privates Welch Bounds, Chicago; George A. Davis, Fallon, Nov; Warren W. Graham. Tiffin, Ohio; William J. Umgevw, Lebanon, N. II; Peter C Dtipre, Saint Rose, La; Vasil Haritchis 1 1 recto Joseph K. Hjelm, Sweden; Tbvofil Knofskl, Decatur, 111. Died of Accident and Other Causes Sgt, William E. Eusko, Brooklin, N. Privates Leslie Aleinmler,' Houston, Texas; James Alley, Sparta, X. O. Dded of Aeroplane Accident tt.' Edward E . Potter, Plalsburg, N. Y, ..... UNIVERSITY of OREGON Trila4 for ClnVlMcy la Ftar w hi War Fully 1'oiiIpimmI I i bo nil ciillitre nndarSenlitic JepiiHmrnlsu SpecUl IniMiinC In (loiuinerco, .loiinwiliKiii, Arrliilerlure, l.nw, Modirdno 1 enchlnil, Library Work, sliialn, lluux-hold Arl. I'hynlral Tralulng tmi I'ln Aria. Mil.lar, Hilnn ia ch.ri. ul Aai.rioa ii.S IHliua nliatra. vrm, wrlarra iwia I all ua-ta-)'.. baatl oa ap.Maar ia arra.nl war. I araaN-la arM.M at Irvarara. arMfra. air. ntld.ala rruniatiid.a Iwr HMi..iuaa) OHicbil Savaram.al tt. tl. T. L, ifai Tulih.a fHKK. l-lhrarr al MMMMI .alam.a. Dorrallarlaa li aiea aal atan Wrll. llMialrar. I.ui.at. Of.loa. tar lllaalral aaalil.t. . . . " - - si ryzLy-. i I i k a. m m i n- -irtniii .? )lej B,...li tn- Alonw Karse, "hrhardt. S. owski, S.juth Bend, Ind; Isaac Hpilicr, (e; Jim T. Wallinsford, Hiytiievme, rit VK. U. W. I low, -t ! ! f - at r-i'i .1 vtA't tt-: I.vnn. Mass; Robert C. Stewart, Evans- ville, Ind; Wiliam Saymonowaki, Cbi ago; Ferdiuan.l J. Thull, New Brigh ton, Pa; George N. Watson, Kansas City, Mo; Jacob W, Wesalo, Chicago; Wiiliam ii. Wilson, EarlstKro, Okla: Blendon F. Deane, Skowhegan, Me; Col. Morris X. Liebriran, Xew Lt York Sergeants Louis A. Clrsvegna, Kouls byville, Cal; Otto Foster, Arlington, Vt; Maurice II. Friedmann, Roxbury, Mas; Waiter R. Hall, Pomona, Md: riarencf M. Kendall, Barnet, Vt; PAIWETT l a -x ft) T"ACT.,-a Carr E. Hector, Coleman, Texas; Frank j-rt0 J.-Knaak. Cleveland, O. U Hudp. Cuiuberlaud, Ohio; Frank Korjcki. Chicago; Clarence R. Logs jdoa, Killbuek, Ohio; Lonis Mogavero, 'Philadelphia; Clinton Moores, Stokes, N. Y; Kife Sovine, Prrrysville, Ohio; Joseph Dematria, Boston, Mass; Sam uel Fumston DennisorH Ht. Louis, Mo; Frederick R. Dicksoa, Benson. Neb; Raffaeis Di Dunns, Bristol, R. I; Doug las Dixon, Parsons, Kan; Clifford Dye, X'eatcr Point, Iowa; Oscar Ebert, Wat crtown, Wis; Charles L. Eekroat. Bretn erton. Wash; William Ehlers. Milwau kee. Wis; Otto H. Elhg, Winthror, Minn; Joepb J. Fsnnell, New York; VViham Flr!dblum,Xwark, N. J; Aa tonino Finar'hiaro, Kwbrterr X, Y; Percy J a Fischer, ritockton, Cal; Ai hcrt'L. Forsvikr. Ler ly. Okla; Eugene F Foster. Iubois. Pa.; .Joe Gaosbo,! Newark, S. J; James Gaston, Ciatia-' an. rivates G rover W. Calhoun, Mor- (ia; Alvy A. Cava, Prairie tlu Dooblet tbt stiwr'-h of wk, Wtcate. cr.riua iM-npia ia lo weka" lliue lb niaur iuiMwrs. It Is tha bn.i-ilt' I, tire friu of ttiiHlia Taturaiir fuQdd la brata i.4 writ rr-lla. aw applied It lnnt)ii la tjt.lm BBt-r .1 thuh hu t If not satta- Ut4 Get BITR-Hboat,st. He are tlatr -Bboptj ' ' brala snd nerre el!a El I KO-fho-oLau ia tlx true, vital tuatersal wikt. increases Strength W. R WALUNGFORD, STATE DISTRIBUTOR Liberty Six Premier Six 522 Aid Strut f ORTIAND, ORE. PorttaiMi's Lading j Eyesight SpedaHst ; feat Eanaapaal OHkaa i aaat I aaawalary. AM a?arai j Dr. Wheat tm Vortu Bide, Wua ing a4 Unatdway, Trailers TsKr iaf DwUa YaarXffKanacr at a SWa Caat, wah shipp mm co. U' St. SAUUd. ORC Are fine for Fall, then Later to Wear Spats over and make double service shoes of them. These Are Splendid Red Cross Brown Kid Oxfords. French Heels, elegant things at. $7.00 Red Cross Patent Oxfords, French Heels very dressy at $6.50 Red Cross Black Kid Oxfords at $6.00 TheJootery Special Glazed Kid Oxfords, French heels, stylish and good . .$5.50 Black Kid Oxfords, military heels or brown calf military heels $5.00 Black Kid or Patent Oxfords at $4.50 And any number of others in stylish and comfortable late autumn footwear at old prices and YOUR CHOICE OF 15 STYLES of Patent Pumps in values of $4.50 to $6.00 at Closing Out Price of $2.95 Buy a Pair and SAVE $2.00 or Wore "