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SEVEN DO" YOU'KHDW'WHY A Conductor Holds His M And Remains Sh:b? - Crar for this paper Ejf Rs!l3f 4Ui 1) NOiVH 1 liCRSTtB- THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON MONDAY. AUGUST 19. 191S. ' vir z- it) nniiinuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii'iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimtiiiiiiiiiiiimm I War Summary of United Press I g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiittiiitiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHimiiifiiiiiiiiiiii I 1474th Da yof the War; 32nd Day of Cosnter Offensive I eiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiiitniiiiiiiiiiiiis Oise-Aisue front The French at-1 Picardy Front The allies eontinw d lacked on the front of nearly ten miles their pressure around Rove and Las twUeeu Carlepont and Fontenoy yes- signy yesterday, taking additional prie lerday evening, advancing a mile and oners. Tim German are preparing elab n quarter anil linking up tho Picardy orate defense around Vesle. British nd Soissons-Rlieinis front. -Several troops penetrated enemy trenchfts south important positions were captured and of Arras and repulsed German raid 100 prisoners taken. i)s;s or kavff cost Mcoraw THK TENXAN'T. The drafting of P.en jay Kauff, the sterlinjf outfielder of the Giants, cost the team the pennant. Kx ports liolicvo that X. Y. could have Woa without Ihrees and Benton, hut culling of Kauff destroyed the batting strength of tho team. LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT By S. W. ftuiitti Amtrittn Thrift con sists e r jr Urjrrly of lit tle things. And because thrift is comprid of little thinirs many f nil to grasp Its Im portance and become thrift less in their habits. Th founda tion of nearly everr Ameri l1 can fortune was laid by some one who liw the value of vtej the prn American history is hrilluint with th nnals of th-se who hsre risen to tl brig hts of power and fame with a b ginning that meant putting awar V.r tire ami ten cent pieces. Our little thrift stamp whir see" so inennsrqurntial In this day of colossal war ftnanHng are bringing 'i twa and one-half times a mi'h teretmr at it t to ran tlie 6ww mrnt befim the war. F.ngland Is going throogh ker tras' heap and gathering material 1v thousands of pounds of ammunition ia raking i ill Iwr old tin ean to help malt up fr the shortage to tin metal. ' Doring the lat (sral year we ship ped to our allies 844,000,000 more pounds of "seats, fats, dairy pradm-t mad vegetable, atis thaw dunnf 'the year preceding. A trlbwt Indeed t the patriotie thrift af the Aawviean pea jite and a tetirrtriBisI to the value of Ittie things! It was the little saving Ibrrc and there in our Bullion of Anx-rii an knew, hotels and restaur ants that made possible this raur nootts saving ut fiMit ifij- 1X51- wffi north of that city last night. ,9 ' t' J' - -f.-t ,a 1 STRAUS SmIHi ft Thrift I In cereals and ceretl products our ; individual thrift ma'lr OM,lle the I shipment of nearly 90,(XM,uX) luilieU ; more tlwn we shipped durini the ft i cal vr.ir ending June 30, 1911 K.irlv in thr season the Hrillvh food j controller lsued an appeal to Eng lishmen to plunt all wa.te places in potutnes. As a result Kngland's pota to crop this yesr shows a goin of 9i per ernt. The products of Americans war aarrierM will soar tnto the millloni 1 of dollars this year, and a terr large j pert-enlnfe represents the eultlvntinn ; of little paU-hrs of Innd that nobody gave any attrntlnn tl In the old thrift-h-M davs liffore the war. (W manttfaHwetng plant hv I nKlnnd made an anmiuncrment the liirr day that Its employees who are uitivating hitherto wated patches of .'.-mind hare under ' cultivation UJ9 rr of luiwl. Some one has ctimet-d ist if one roatrk la wa-ted a day in r I 'll home in America for the prriiid of year, it Ls the equivalent of burning .awn a hawie worth half a million dol lars. The Manager of a large business irgsnisstion noted tha rapid e'tpra Mon of ink in Ms ink-wrtt. He install sl Idk-weUa that would not permit ef FtaporatkHI and sared his Arm lliOO , a year. The reason so many Aaarrirant have . not bn thrifty was Wrass thry fail ed to appreeute the power of Hi tie ' things. It is yielding to the little i-w- fmlvs to sprad small amount f .-xalistv-r that keeps asany a faiwly hard up (mm one year's end to anothrr. . It was the thorah appreciatiaa) al the value of little thin that ra-if many a naa wealthy and powerfaL la these, war daj lf to prt , higlily the little thiiiKv T ailerliml Ithrir'faloe is to kn n one -f iKc ctue secret 0f mccvs and bappiaess. 1 15 V ,V yJl . Yes'e-Aisne Front- - Comparative1 quiet outiuued yesterday, I Flanders Front The British made another advance in the Merville sector and last night repulsed a German at tack against the newly nl position be tween Oultersteeue and Meteren. Hos tile artillery was active near Belleaul- FrenchAlsace Front Americans ad vanced against fast of St, Die yester day and improved their positions in the village )of Frapclle. -which they captured Saturday. A violent bombard nient failed to dislodge tho Americans ft-om the town. Gentian AUiace Front A raid west of Gebweiler was broken up by the American artillery and rifle iro yes torduy. Woevre Front Lively patrolliag by both Americans and Germans contin ued yesterday. Italian Front Archduke Joseph has succeeded Field Marshal Von Hoet tendorf in command of the fountain group of the AiWttan armies. Kussla With tha approval of the bolshcviki. German troons have occu pied th important cities of Smolensk and Vitebsk in Western Russia. An un successful attempt wus made to kifl tho chief of the Herman secret police at Waoaw with a bomb. i n. . 1 Teachers Selectd For Silyerton Public Schools (Capital Journal Bpeelal BervM-e.) Silvertoh, Aug. 19. 8ilvertoil aehnola will apvu Spt. 23. The following teach ers have been elected for the ensuing year: High school, H. C. Tchiins, Mrs H. C. Tchiinz, Josephine Ifamtiioms (Joorgla Kinsey, V. M. Freeman, Bernies Ziinuierman. tirades. Clover B. Miller. Iva Darby, Mildred Hicks, Uludys T'nompson, Lela R. King, Muurtuu T Taw. Hilda Nerlson, Foru Wells, lna Hid. Im, Minnie Mascher, Illanellu Hublis Nettie Wnrnock, Kora M. i'avis and Inez lluuuhuc. B. F. Youel, superintend ent. Miss Miimetta Magcr of I'ortlanil, who has been visiting her sister-in-lnn', Mis. 8. E. Woodiiigton.-fetuiacd to her Saleui home yesterday. Mrs. Kdith t'ouley and Mrs. Joan Cun ningham left yesterday for Iiuikunp springs. 11 r. and Mrs. Martin Woano of fort land are visiliug with Mrs. Wourc'k mother, Mrs. J. O. Phelps. Mis. H iy Duveiipoil is moving bati to the home of 'ier mother, Mrs. Jen nings. Mr. Iiavenpnrt is making prepn ratimt to juin the army. Miss Julia VrOuira of floldendalo Wash., in visiting her cousin, Miss Vir i;iuia Hmith. Charles and William Moores were called to ISalein Friday evening on a count of th, i i'iticul eolkditwiii of tln-i) 'brother, E. T. Moores. The Misses lna, Minn and Birinrlis ITu'dis and their mother have n-tniinit from a month's outing nt the beifi h. Mr. Minerva Stevenson, Mrs. W. II .Tnns and Mrs. Hawyer will attend the G. A. K. aonventiuu in I'mtland tliii week. Miss Wanc'ie Small of Turner ia vis iting old fric:nli nt Wlverton this we k i;. C. t)!soii made a busini trip to Wii'idliurn Hatitrday. A rt bur WilliHins intends to move hii family to Portland In the near future. EECOED STOCK PRICE Portland. Or.. Auir. III. New huh records for the Pacific const wert es tablished at the stork yurd here lodn; it hoi, rutl'e atoi sluep. HcKs r gi!eri-d an abrupt ri-f of SO .)., . -lliog y i.:0 h'''ji is " cents WAKE UP THESE BOYS IN THE WINTER TIME wmsiT a sine Poor u. i rSI0S mt Cn MIS . I ' VISISltlLf I ,., ftwa 40 COaoT8t.t r .1 ffi 9eLL Ctt. Ttl AOOTS fmSV kjCcst fsotywt OR MS Te "iTJiC.O" es Are Hoofl tet wmut 7 Hi Tf e- LxjiRCD LIM'T i - -- Beat way t pat them to ale eg ia told in tM free drying hook which wV b cent any reader of this paper who tends a two-cent stamp for postage to the National War Garden Commissi oo at Washington above and previous price over paid on tho Facififf coast. Steers jumped 2o Oents to l.i."t. which is 25 cents higher than any price ever before paid on the open market here. Lambs and sheep jumped 50 rents with top liunhs selling at $13, which is a new record for Limits af this season. Government Will Take Entire Mohair Clip Dallas, Or., Aug. 19. V. 8. Oraut. of this cite, president of the National Mo hair Growers' assoeiaton, received a tele gram from tl federal government tliii week advising hi'n to allow no sales of muhair the government lias decided to takeover the entire clip of the grow ers this year. This1 order applies to mo hair produced in all parts of the t'nited Htates a id affects all growers, meiiibera of the association a, well as others. Mr Grant stys that a committee from the association has been summoned to Wash ington to confer with the officials upon the price to be paid for this year', clip. )Hit!iitkk SPAIN ON VERGE OF WAR . Washington, Aug. IB. Spain ,i nearer the brink of war to day. Diplomats are pointing to tho recent Spanish notn an nouncing that German ships in terned in Spanish ports will ho seined as compensation for U boat sinkings. This is regarded here as in offect an ultimatum and may lead" to an open rup tnro between Germany and Spain, Ninety German ships aro voluntarily interned in the ports of Hpain and all can be hold as forfeit, i t- . DO GREAT WOSK .Paris, Autf. 10 According o official report of the French Hixth army, operating north of tho Marne an American divis ion composed almost entirely or German born men, . advanced eleven miles in seven dnya dur ing the counter offensive, cap tured eight villages, not includ ing Kismes and stormed three woods, one hill end one farm in hand to hnnd filiating. The di vision once fought VI hours con tinuousy. 1 Our Want Ads are the Bait that catch the Big Fish Results Try ens b to-morrow's paper 5 TIIE MARKET Orain Wheat, aoft white 22.03 Wheat, lower grades o aaropla .iata .. - tnl Parley, ton . W 7lay, elover, new . . -l Kav, cheat, new t2Z IIa, oat $25 Mill run i.iiiT.t? Dry white beans . 7.& 7'A; Butteifat Butterfat 53e Craery batter . 55e Fork, Teal and Mutttf Pork, on foot , lO'-jrtt l Gory has beea eaptureiL r!jds rather gory. Tea per cent war tax on a soft 'driak will Rake it rather hard. fipd-tfi, Sfr n mf alnr j CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. QUICK REFERENCE TO 1 WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET WE RECOMMEND OCR ADVERTISERS MM EVEBYTHXNU ELSOTEIOAIi Kectrie Co, Maaoaia Temple, 127 North High BRING YOUR TRADES I can match you, C. W. Klemeyer, Real Sstate Af 'iit, Canada Lauds, 544 State street. Veal, fancy ..... is(icn Steorg Cowa Spring lambs 10ee ..4(5;6t 6i7c F,we ... Lambs, yearlings Egga and Poultry Eggs, cnh . 41o Hens, dressed, pound 31c Old roosters 1213c Fry : 81H3e Brollors, live iKiiVi Hons, pouud . lU-Uo Vegetables Potatoes, new, California ..... ... 4c Potatoes, local, new 3Mj Onions, Walla Walla W Cabbage 4((i,4Vj9 Carrots .....,.......-, SVnO Tomiitoes, crate Turulpi I..... .- 2c Beets . JV Cucumbers 8fl($4l)e Cantaloupes :i(g'3.,i0 Watermelons la Grapes .'. - l.Uo Casahas 3MjC Idusktuelou 12.25 l'rcen peppers Mr i Fruit Oiniigca Lemons, bo 8.509.50 Itenenaa - Dromeiiary dates ... . an Retail Prrcea Creamery butter - 60r j Flour, hard wheat .. :.3.2,'j 'Country butter Oflc ' r-ggi dozen -i.'irtiJOc Hugar sales limited to two pounds in Hulcin and S pounds to rural tiurehasara. I Vi.i paiininir ritiriuiS'-B 25 lbs. at one purchase, PORTLAND MARKET Portland, Or., Aug. la. Uuttor. city creamery 53fn 54e Kuks. si lcc-tcd local ex. 4ni.0ic Hons i'Mr'-Tic llriiilers Vn: GlM "M lt)C I lie cse triplctg 30b Daily Livestock Market Cattle Receipts 1 l"i Tune of inaikct sieadv, nnehnngrd Prime, steers l J.t'" I3.2." Choice to good steers (u 12 Medium to good steers l(i 10 Pair to medium steers tSfn B Common to fair stirs .Mi 8 '.'holes cows and heifers iHMfi.O Miillum to uood cows and Lutfuri fira7.50 Pair to medium cows and heifers tl .SOrt? 3.5(1 Canncrs Butli o H Calves n.S'irti ll..r.O Stoskers and feeders 7rtit II0(jJ lleceipn IJ1 Market steady. Prime mixed "I'irti Mi-diu n miacd 1 IK.i l!)..',ii KongH lieiin.-, K I'-.V' l.7.Vu 1 1 I in ik aiii.'iVii iif .V) Sheep Hereipts 1370 Tone of market steady Best lambs M' l"i Medium to good lambs llftPt VearlinKS 11 75 Wethers Wn lD .Vj Kws 7U WHOLE MILK We will pay $2.75 per hund red delivered at Salem Price based on 4 per cent fat contents. Marion Creamery & Produce Company Phone 2488 Salem, 0 FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE Talephea Main 11100 FOR RENT FOii liKNT ltusinesa luealiun at i& north v'oninierciul, will remodel to suit tenant. ! & M. Kllufis 403 State street, Saleiu. tf KI1-LAKI) rAUUill for rent, with or without fixtures: will remodel to suit tenant: best location in eitr. K M. Klinger, 4(1 State street, Sulem. tf OSTEOrATII Dlt. B. E. WHITE ANL 11. W. WAL TON-Osteopathia physicians and nerve specialist. Graduate of Am erlcan school of Osteopathy. Kirk ville. 'Mo. Post graduate and spec inllxed in nervous diseases at Ijom Annelea Colleite. Offices 50.1 flN Nat Bnnk Bldg. Phono 5.. Kesidence, HI20 Court. Phone 2J13. Dr. Whi lies. Phono 4(l!l. DENTIST DH. P. L. rTTEl?, DKNTti T, BOOMS 413 414 Bank of Comiiieroe LulUling, Phone (intt. DH. CABti MII.LKH DENTIST, BOOM 414 Bank of Commerce Building, riiono COtl. WATER COMPANY MALEM WATKR COM PAN Y Off tee comer Comtnercial and Trade streets Bills payable monthly In advance. GENERAL REPAIRING TIIK FltflT SHOP l.et 'ts repair and Sharpen vour lawn mowers. 207 Court Phono WTi. tf STOVE REPAIRING HTOVKM RKBI'ILT AND KKPAIKr.D 60 years experience, Iepot, Nntioual and Anieriran fence. Sizes 2H to r.H iu high Paints, oil and vurniih, etc. loganberry and hup hooks. Hiilem Fence and Mtove, Work. 2"0 Court street. Phone 12 Pull HALK- C"i0 acres, JnO in cultiva tion balance in pasture and timber Pine, streiiin of water, good buildings and good road. 3 I mile from a live ly saw mill town. Will ttike good limine anil lot in Sulem as part pay ment. Price 'i per acre. Phone 470 Sipinre )enl Ifiwlty Company. IJ. S. Bunk Building, Suioni, 717 FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN On (id B.al Estate Security . TlHid. K. FOIII) Over Liidd Bush bunk; Salem Oregon r'KI;:iiAL FA II M LOANS 5Vi per cent -31 years time.' A. f. P.ohrmtcdt, 401 :,luioic Tomplo, Salem, Oi gun. REAL ESTATE 1MPI10VKI M a.-ie, mi fi. Snl. 'in, for rui'mini; hnuse not over I 1'iou Kipiity In 17 acres, for Salem reideiice, not over I'ldo, price tl",!) ftt) acres millions of feet of saw tim ber, plenty of water 3 miles from saw mill on tlie railroad; good atm-h pr!,ositioii. Will take t.ludil in trade balance cah. Easy terms, 15 per acre. Hocolof.ky. 311 Htate street 17 WOOD SAW. FOB A WOOD HAW Phone 1WJ-R 1255 N. Summer St. Our prices are riirlit. W. M. Zin.ler, proprietor 9 19 WANT PurWonlAdswill always nrirvou5i3 rcsulb Tb?y dcaribe rcmsbyaican 3ctyourwt2nt Tru one.-y ON SHORT NOTICE if SECOND-HAND GOODS BUY, SELL AND KCHANGE1 Men s clothes shoes, Data, jewelry, watches, tools, musical instruments, bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit rases, trunks, cameras, typewriter and furniture. Capital Exchanga 337 Court street. Phone 49. i SCAVENGER SAT.EM SCAVENGER Oharlca Soot nrojirietor. Garbage and refuse of al kinds removed on monthly cont;ata at reasonable rates. Yard and m pools cleaned. Offio phono, Mala 247. Residence Main 21'72. LODGE DIRECTORY ...!!. 8U .... .1.11. -JUL -J.LLLI KNioirrs or pythias mret at McCornaok hall on every Tuesday at . P. Andresen, C. C. P. J. Kuntg K. H.4B. MODERN WOODMEN OV AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 8216 meet every Thursday evening at 8 o'oloeb in Derby building, corner Court an! High st recti. It, F, Pay, V. Cl P. J; Kiiuts, clerk, SALEM m'MANB WH'TCTY-D. ft, Kecler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillaoa, soerotury. All rasea of cruelly or ne glect of dumb aiilmnla should be re ported tu the sec ret u y for investiga tion. KOV'AL NEIGIIIIOKH OF AMERICA "Oregon Ornpa Canvii" No, 13H0, meets every 'i'huratluy evening ia Derby building, Court and High St, Mrs. Penrl Coiirsuy, 14 Court 81 oracle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, rcaordr er14l1 N. 4th St, Phone 14,'ltiM. PNITEI) AHTISANHCapllal Assem bly No. t meeta first Thursday of each month, at 8 p. m in I. O. O. F. Hull. Norma I. Turwiiligcr, M. A.) C. A. Vildiert, secretary, iil() Owen street. RAILROAD TIME TABLES (Ia effect June tecond) SALEM- OSES LINE No. 73 Arrive at, Salem 9:10 a e. No, 74 Leave Salem .....3:00 p.ia. IAXEM, TALI.8 CITY WESTXM 7:50 a.m. 161 Lv Salem, motor.. 108 Lr belHio, motor 8 33 an. 10S Lr Salem, motor 1:40 p.m. Through ear to Monmouth and Arli 1(17 Lr Snlem, motor ..4.15 p.m. 119 Lv Halom, motor .S :fS8 p.ra, 139 Wy frt. Lv Halcui.........B:00 avm, 1(13 Ar at Hoh m 9:10 a.m, 14 Ar. at Salem .11:00 a m. 16 Ar at Salem 3:00 p a, 104 Ar at Salem 0:33 p.m. 170 Ar at Halora 7:20 p.m. 40 Wy frt Al Salem 2:30 p.m- OREGON ELEC'TEIO aoutlibouna frala Leave Arrive Arrlv4 la, 'Portland Salem Engene 1 0 :Ul am 11:33 am 10 50 am f Ltd :30 am 10:11am 12:23 paj I 10:43 am 12:50 du 1 - 1:05 pm 4:13 pm 6:39 p4 j 13 Ltd..-. 4.45p m 1:40 pm 8:50 pot ; t i , 6:09 pm 8:07 pm Salem only; I 19 9:20 pm 11:20 pm Salem only tl 11:45 iia l:f.i am 6:50 am 'North Bank Ktatloa (leave Jcffereua Btrsel IS aad 20 uiuutes later) ITorthbetind Lear Arrive Arriv ihigeae Salem Portland 12:05 am 4:33 am 6:60 aa 7:13 am 9:28 aa) 7:33am 9t43am 1130am lliiOm 1:20m 11:20am 1:50 pm 355 pm 1:83 pm 4:00 pm 6:43 pm 4:10 pm 6:30 pm 7:40 pat . 6.25 pm 7:43 pm 10:04) pat iNorth Bank Btatloa (Arrivi Jttffsnwa Street 15 minutes earlier) ."Lear Cor- 'vallla Laare Corvallls Arrive 1:23 am...Nortkboaa4.4 45 aaa 12:11 pa.Northbooad.l. 50 am 1:41 p....Nortbbiun,l.4:00 pal 4:10 pra...Northbouml.-5:30 pm 6:16 pm-NortbouaJ 7:53 paa 1:19 tm.IIoathhood..8:5T aaa 10:16 am,-.Sonthboond..ll 33 ana JJ 50 pm.Southbo Hid pea 4:15 pm....Southbound..':40 pat 6:40 piBJBoathbouaJ 8:00 ( Trail Bo. t 10 Ltd 14.. . 16 Ltd 10 tl