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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1918)
rrvro THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. 1913, teed i lervous Mothers Should Profit by the Experience of These Two Women Buffalo, N. Y. "I am the mother of four children, and for nearly three years 1 sunered from a female trouble with pains in my back and aide, and a general weakness. I bad pro fessional attendance most of that time but did not aeem to get welL As a last resort I decided to try Lydia K Finkh&nTi Vegetable Compound which I had seen advertised in the newspapers, and in two week noticed a marked improvement. I continued iU use and am now fre from pain and able to do all my house work." Mr B. 15. Zixukuls, 302 Weia Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Portland, Ind. "I had a displacement and suffered so badly from it at times I could not be on my feet at alL I was all run down and bo weak I could not do my housework, waa nervous and could not lie down at niirht. 1 tooK treatments ironi a pnysician but they did not help me. My Aunt recommended Lydia EL Ilnkham'a Vegetable Compound. 1 tried it and now I am strong and well again and do my own work and I give l.yuia K nnluiams Compound the credit." Mrs. J osiphimb Kimmjc, 935 West IJace Street, 1'ortUnd, Ind, Every Sick Woman Should Try LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S "VEGETABLE COMPOUND LYDIA CPINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. ay SOCIETY By MABEL GARRETT Th meeting of tho Orand Army of Republic, haa served a a charm to allnr people from the cant to the Pa-a-ifie coast. Msny Halem people as well other Oregon resident are hnpjijr lierause thin eneainpmerit has served av a nnm of bringing their friends west In v i hi t . Miller Hevier of 775 North Pottage ii enjoying visit frnm hU father, H. K. ltcvlir, of llrand Jlinl, Nebraska. Mr. Hvfr ha Iwa in Portland at tending th U. A. H. convention but mill remain ia Kaltm several weeks vis iOng hi sub. Mis Mary Parouimgiun lift I hi if lernao far Newberf where she will pead tho ink unit. While thr the will b tha gtiet of on of her college friends, alia tiladva Nichols. Mina Pearl fleorge, who U (he book keeper for Prlee Isho eompauy, left Ike first part of the work for her vsea turn. Hba is apending it with friends ad relativ in Portland and Ori'Kon lity ani) does nut erpet to return un til the latter sort of nt week. Rev, and Mr. A. 8. Mulligan ami daughter, Veata, accompanied by Mi KMiuoBii (lilhert, motored ever te tSherid yeeterilay. Kev, Mulligan wa formerly pastor of the Methodist church there. Mia Mulligan will re I main fur two weeks visiting friends, but the rent of tho party expect to re turn within a few dtiys. Aiming the Haleni people who are en joying t In i r vacation at Netarta are Mr. ani Mm. Jerome F, Junes anil filia lly. He in district sealer of wciifhtu ami iiii-aiurea and ia earryia-; on aoma of hia work while there. Xfr. Kulherine t'piiieyer left Mon day fur Portland on a buninexa trip. Ih. and Mr. F. h. I'ttur of 244 North ltli Ktroct, rctiimi'-l hume the f rut part of tho week after a frt iiitht' vaeation at Netart. Mr. l'ohle, Mr. 1'tler'a father, who wna there for a few ihtvt returneil homo with them. Mr. aiul Mra. F.. J. Hwnffuril retain ed recently from a ilelightfiil motor iiiK trip to aonin of tht mint pietur- ua plaeea in Urennn. From l'ortlaail they drove up the MikIiwhv to Joatih Hintillea'a raneh whiih of fen s won derful opportunity to view tha gran deur of Oregon neenery. They pt about ten days before returning to 8a-lem. Mine Charlotte Croiunn returned thil week from Newport where aha waa tho ftieitt of Mina Muriel Hteeves. The Hteevra faintly' are pending a large part of the auiumer at the euat. Mure than 10,000 Rugby -font balls have tn-en piircheed by the If. M. C. A. for milliters ovnrseai. Watch Your Blood Supply, Don't Let Impurities Creep In Part Blood Meorw Perfect Heulth. Ilia artrag draKflst has handled hnedredi of medicines In hia day, nm of which hv lortf sine paen Porjrotten. iiut thora Is ena that has beta sold If tha druggUti ihjoughout this ountry, for mors than fifty year, nd that is S. 8, 9, the reliable blood enMillelna tbaff la Wneelw tfiahla. Many drugiciits havs seen wonderful results awompliiihad among their t ut"mers by this free old medicine), and they know that 8. 8, S. ia on tha nont reliable blood euriners eve mad. Keep your blood free of lm puritie by th w of this honest old medicine, and if yon wast medical advice, you can obtain same without cost by writing to Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 28 Swift Labora tory Atlanta, G. STATEMENT 8 TIES PARIS. Taris, Aug. 2.1. nigh cirelea wore stirred today by the pub lication In I'aris newMpapera of a eouiniuuirntion of an inter view in whieh I'nited Htatea Hcnutoii J, Hamilton Lew in, lllinuiii, in u id to have stated that Premier (lenieneeSu said tho war would be ended within a yiar. The communique said: "Premier Clemeneenii cannot be held rpnible fur uncon trolled statements of the well intentioned and honorable visit ora more or les familiar with . the nuance (n hades of differ ence) of eitr languaK-" Richardson 601 May Go On Ballot The fn in oiu Rieliarann bjll with a pro ponnl that the city of Huloia obllirate itn'lf to nHHiimo tho payment of all the ntrect asxeitanienta since .lanuary 1, 11MI;, haa bobbed up aaia. Th revised bill has been filed with the citv reorder and initiative petitions are now being cir culated to put It on the ballot at the coming Novriiiber eleetion. This will be the second time an attempt has been made to get the bill before the voters of Hulcm. It was then blocked by demurrers. WOODBUBN SOLDIER IS KILLED ON FRENCH TRONT (ieorjio Ziimuerle of Woodbura, was killed in battle July 1 in France. Ite waa a member of Co. I, when the Third Orctfuu lu ft fur France, but was trans ferred to a Wisconsin regiiueut. HU parents, Mr. and Mra. J. II. Zimuiorl.-, have been notified of hia death. Children dry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO Rl A i " I New Fa3 Goods Are Corns in Continually. We Invite You to See Wht The Lead t tag Silk And Dress Goods House la The Valley Has to Show For This Fall And Winter. We Supply the Whole Family. US HIGHLY IMPORTANT To Tend te One's Kuittin' How. The ehicf of the wool de partment of the War Indus trie IWd at Wellington say that "tte more hand knittiiiar yarn ran be niaau fuftnrrd In the I'nited Ktatee for Civilian vse, The only vara avaiSabb Sow ia what's in th dealcra hasda or In transit. Vfe etill hae a fair supply of Ftri.her Kaittia Yarns ia White, B'aek, Navy Urey and Khaki. The yarn are nnepialled far pireaaeea, soft new, elasticity , ey workiug qualities au.l great ilurabtittr. Kach piirrka limited, hkeia 11.00 The shoe that doe not fit pioer ly will nut wear property. Th perftn-1 fitting hoe insde f th best quality ef b slkerv-mll wear lohftr, sad look britrt tha a th verag. DusmiBnovii 3I10E5 fit proi!y, r wade of the fiettt leaihvrs wilb jjo trainem sl.i,ird oak traned oli'. I'ur wear, for kulih, for com fart. and for value, there is a besti-e sira aad- 1 1 m.t W i i XX XX 1 i I' 1 YAN RAALTE SUEDE FINISH GLOVES A new M of the drewy. praeiiral durable gloves in White Mastic and tirey. riisc i to M4. I'ur ll.OO FRENCH DRIVE GERMANS CoBtinned froas page a) won ajvaatape, iodu'Ung doavaaUoa of the Anras-Albert mlwaj. iarteea baadrvd pnseaer were tak es is Albert, raising th total to 3040 captured by th British ia two stays. ibrh trep etiaaed their pr greaa along tha whole front between Lsumgny aad Soineai yenterday. The number of raptnrtd rannea ha bee increajed by auor than -'Hi siaee Tues day. Albert is merely battered heap f ruins whirh eaa as longer be called a city. Th fame church, f res which tha figure of the Madonna and child hue; auKjiended for so kna;, did Bet greet the Ternaries whe they entered t city- The eharrh had bee leveled to th height of otaver ruin. Prisoner, take" in Albert totalled 750, including a battalion coraasaader and hia staff. British Front 25 Miles London, Aug. S3. The British are attacking on practically th whole twenty mile f rvot from the toieul riv er to the vicinity of t'haulne and are making progress at a aantber of pointh, field Marnhal Haig reported today. flight additional advance were made on three widely separated sec tors of the Fhtnder front. , German counter attack aorth of Al bert and northwest of bailleui were repulsed. "Fighting ia continuing on practic ally the whole front between Lihon, south of the Homme, ti the t ojeul riv er (five niik-s south of Arras)", the statement said. "We are waking pro gress at number Ml points. "Last night tho enemy attacked in the neighborhood of the fcnilleucourt farm, east Bcaueourt, but was re: pulse d. '(n the Lye front we advanced slightly east of LeTdlirte, northwest of Norf.Berquin and east of Outtersteene. A local hostile attack northwest of Bailluel broke down before ur posi tions-" rrnca Still Advancing Pari, Aug. 23. (l5:15 p. m.) The French advaace continued last night on practically th whole "j mile front, between the Oise and the Aisne, the war office reported today. The- entire south bank of the Oisc and the Ailtte havo been cleared from the confluence of the Oise and Divette to the Coucy le-Chttteau ford. ' ' Between the region of Bonvraig- neai (three miles south of Rojf) and the Oise particularly in the region of LoPlemont, fher were violent .bom bardment, " the communique said. "We passed (1iireT-Ourwainp(thre miles southwest of Novon.) "We reached the south bank of the Oise and Ailetr from Hempigny (a mile and s half honth of Xoyon) to th Ooucy le (Tiateau ford. " Kast of Helens, we carried our lines to the environs of (iuny (nine miles north of Hoiasona) and Pott St. Mard (a mile and a half smith of Huny and two miles southwest of Coucy-le-Cha-teau.) "Klsowhere th night was calm." nrrr vtllaoes taken By Webb Miller (I'nited Press staff correspondent) Paris, Aug. 2.1. (W a- m.) Oenenil von lloehm is orgmiizing defensive Smunj Circls Viltli Modi Wbispsring WArAIIW!r Wb TU Ihw- Iitbts4 1 Thtrr Fs,istlsissi. r th sntiti of the stork Uwr Ii But h to tails aliout Tl coulort cf ttx npertut Bother hi tti etikf tvpU, an4 ttMr sure to be anamm lw W. awd o snewa of that apiudld exl.rnsl ImIb tluUt :r s Frfc-ad. asrBiisaies, hrinsxhws and itrvtckina palne aed ethat eriatwas fa. tulliw fo aiAnr wmnm are .fn.no- ttie IrauM rprMnri twad f awtbua say :br .utiK.r ty ty Uw ih s Uue l aoua rouwilr. Its tadinoc on the Sne aet-wwk mt tad UgwMata Just heasstS ta ski I wa kHuL Hr the rfulr um of MntUr Prlmd Juriiur th. srKMl the mlw m BMd. snd lMt wrt mmi .Uwttrt lry .l Mitr srltlaoul ttx.tn, wara baby l bora and the rwlo ajt ln-cc at ta cruris Is naturally trss. Moitm' Prtend Is far eatwnal sa anlr. 's suld by all itrotKists, auii stiould be uWd .lib th. nlmnrt rmluHy, write to tbe -trxiad RaSatar x, Usmv BMe, ttlasia, for a nhaNs aad tntsswt . "Mottwrhuod Sunk.'' Tbr la a wMltb 4 hutrurtloa and rotaMH te a r4 a rMdin tai Utile bwb. It la .lately Ttlt.i4 will b. a snlewIM Itttl. teit mnk fi roldanc. not enlr for youmlf but .III snak. yv belolul t athirs. Ami is IN. awauttnt. do 4 fall w bottl. Mivthw's rnMwj frnm th itrMf sSnr. awt IKiM Asrtiry yeanalf aewliwt sal a ai atatwBfwt Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion."" Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c : I'; it Paul Burria is off an forleugh and visiting Sis parents ber for a few day lamniaek left Wednesdav for the beach at Urea L fsrk, wher a Friends conference ia t be eoaibined with a tea days eutuig. Th Loyal Worker class of Sunday hool w eatertaiwed St the home of Marjorie Alexaader, iVulay evening. August 18. . The most of the guests cam in roatime. Some of the charac tera repesented were: Miles Standnh, Captain John Smith, Billy Sunday. Pe eahontas, Pollvinna, Gretchen, Pricilla a s number of others. Those present were Messrs. Paul Taylor, Saul Taylor, Oeeil Pearson, Vern Chandler, Ray H;l derbrand, Paly, Norman Alexander, Bill Baker, Misses Beryl Neodbam. I Stella Blineton, Flora Tiunbnll. Grace ! Chandler, Dorothy Taylor, Gladys Hil dcrbrand, Horis Baker, Kuth Baker,! Dorothy Cole, Helen Canimaek, Marj jorie Aleiander, Mrs. lleekert and Mr. j and Mrs. Alexander. A good time was j enjoyed by" all J lea Peruberton and rhildren returned from the beach Thursday. W. K. t'rozer was in the community on business lbursday eve. Jack Turnhiill' returned home last wek. He haa bee threshing. Mr. and Mrs. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Camniack, Mr. and Mrs. Way and Mrs. K. J. Srtoiiii attended the Friends quar terly meeting at ricutta Mills Friday and Saturday. Marion Barton is visiting her friend Durothy ( olc. OOCOANTJT OIL MAKES A SPLENDID SHAMPOO If you want to.ke'p your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soap and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsified co coanut oil (which ia pure and entirely greaselcH), ia much betcr than the moat expensive soap or anything else you ran use for shampooing, as thjs can't powib!y injure the hair. (Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfnls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and clauses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rins es out eesily and removes every par ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leave it fine and ailky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You ran get mulsified cocoanut oil at moat any drug store. It is very cheap and a few ounces is enough to last ev eryone ia the family for months. SHIPLEY'S AN INTERESTING ASSORTMENT OF NEW FALL coats. AmucnmY priced The diversity of Fall Styles opens Opportunities for and individual style for nearly every Woman and a chance to get that style which is- most exastly suited to her personality. The fashionable length is'4S ii.-ches, with full belts, half belts, fur trimmed and ptein collars. We have an abundance of pretty styles to select from, priced $14.75 to $83.00 t -STATIONERY AT DEDUCED PRICES. All of the odd sizes in Hurd's fine Stationery with envelops to match. Special price . 10 Cents for Quire of Paper. 10 Cents for Pack of 26 Envelopes. Here is a Chance to Increase your Correspondence at less cost. QUALITY Merchan dise lines far in the rear ef the present Ger man, positions in Picardy, according to information received from th front early today. Marcel Hutin, military eipert of the Kcho l'e Paris, believe the evacuation of Noyon already is under way. The Pre mil paued on at various points around the town today. Meennhile. the enemy ia preparing to make a stand at Hill ItM, Purqucvourt wood and Mont Kenaud. Hetweea th A1.11 and the Vesle German aviator are making des perate efforta to keep off allied ob servation plane, and a big retirement there ia eipeeted hourly. A total at more tha fifty villages have been re-occupied by th French. Arrival of a Hungarian division on the weal front is reported. eral Mangin's advance has been considerable- ia the last twelve hours, it wis learned today. Th Freneh battl line, it ia under stood, sow extends from St- Mard, west of Roya, southward through Beuvraig- nes. east of Uiasigny, tnrougn r.vris- eourt, Cannectaneourt and Ville, aouth of Pont L'Eveqne, acrosa the Oise canal near Vereeuea, through IVetigny ana yuierxy and southward through Champa and Uuny to Pommiers. ' Twenty one Airplanes Downed. , London, Aug. 2.1. The destruction of twenty-uue German airplanes was re ported today in the official commun ique issued by the British air ministry. In addition s otue oaiioon was ues- troyed. Kight Itritish machines are missing. On reported missing the pre ceding day lias returned to its base. On of the d'tryed German planes wa. a larg bombiug machine. lHstricts behind the lines were heav ly bumbaided. Airplanes played little part in the advsact of General Myng troops, h was reported, due to mist. AVIATOR THAW KILLED. By Frail- J. Taylor, (I'nited Pres staff correspondent) With tho Americas Armies ia France, Aug. (Night) Lieutenant Put nam, of the Amertca sir loreea, na downed hia eleventh German airplane. Th pilot and observer were killed. The machine, a Rnmpler, fell within the allied line in flame- Uenteaant Wir Thaw, brother ef Major William Thaw, wa killed ia an airplane accident Sunday when sis , machine siitw slipped and fell. He was buried beside Ma jor Raoul Lnfberry. j with hia mother and, sister present at j th funoraJ rvlcts. j SALEM, OREGON. 143-147 N. LIBERTY STREET POPULAR PRICES . . ; i t f a Wj ttWHtllltMWlWttWtWWttHW SPRJNGTEX is the underwear with a million little springs in its fabric which "giv and take" with every movement of the body, and preserve the shape of the garment despite lone wear and hard washings. It ii the year-around underwear, light, medium or heavy weight, as yon iik. "Remember to Buy It You'll Forfet You Havo It On" Xtk Fear Me UTICA KNITTING CO, Maktrs Stkts Room: 150 fcssswsy, New York iayVa)aaaAaaaavVSAAVVVVV k. Jpunqtex t'5 KJI UNDEFUAVEAR , l Soldier Held For j Murder In Oregon Los Angles, Cal., Aug. 23. Private I Rny McFeron, coast artillery, stationed at Fort Mr Arthur, was being held here I today pending extradition to Oregon on a charge of murder. Atcferoa, who en listed in San Francisco, was arrested late yesterday. McFeron is charged with being impli cated in the murder of a LaGrande, Or., storekeeper, who was strangled with a piece of baling wire and - hia store burned. A man recently arrested in Oregon for the murder is said, to have implicated McFeron. been sunk by a submarine about 300 miles off Sandy Hook. Her crew of 104 men and officers reached here today aboard another ship which picked them up, after they had spent forty-eight hours in lifeboats. ' The Diomed was sunk by shell fire, it was stated. Several of Die men were in jured by splinters, but none was killed The vessel was owned by the Booth Suaniehip company f New York and plied between New York and South At lantic ports. American Steamer Sunk By Submarine A British Tort, Aug. 23.-The Ameri can steamship Diomed, a new vesMi', has CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bear Signature of Journal Want Ads Pay THE TRUTH ABOUT CANDY The Story of a Chocolate Cream IS IT A FOOD OR IS IT A iVOV - ESSENTIAL LUXURY that ia it nj what the food value of if To rront Today. London, Aug. A ( I f. .) 4!en- QetMrat Dabney'a Idea j Taris. Aug. 3.-(iaeraI Delay, cuni't auutdiag th French army nnh and wast of th thse, issuea me lonowir.g (Wiler of th dy; 'Ttu, battle haa wo ground to the dept, ef Si hilewters tlj'j miles) J and haa liberated scores of villages. Six- j tea tierasan dtvisiona t li-.iH'U mca;f hart bee heatr. Mwr tha tr thoar aad inwurr-i nd . gtine have baji rapture. s will wi. 0 HELL With the KAISER T li Try My Breakfast BCRRtES OR FRUIT ON A DISK OF Post TOASTIESB CORN F1AKCS irfMti . ; it i: It depend entirely oa the content is. In the first place, what is s chocolate treaut mad cf The principal ingredients are: Cceea, milk and sugar, which, mixed make the chocolate. Milk, sugar and seme corn svrup make up the filliuf. Every one of these ingredients is food product of highest worth. No one questions their Kfarste food values. We all know that milk, eoeo and sugar, making chocolate, forms a wonderful food. Xo one questions the focd value of milk. We all kuow that sugar is an essential food. And when nuts are added to tfc chocolate creams, as i often done, another splendid food product i added Taken separately, each i h gh ia fud value. Naturally combined into a delicious conlietion. they are cpjaiiy high in food value. All these ingredients arc foc-d products whirh the human system erae and demand. That i why the active man, woman and child like thia combination of these food prodwta which we rail " candy.' Herause of the food vaiu cf candy, uldiers crave it. Th food value of candy has bee fr.reer estahlihhcd through the necessities of tttia war. The suidier. after a hard day 'a work, aeed randy. His ytew crave it. It fill a real want. Shipyard workers, loggers, sue and women doing all hinds ef heavy work, crave candy because .it sapplie the a red for enth.rg sweet to supply bodily fact. Growing rhildren require the sogar ia rancy to anprdy them with'carl-0 hydrates. Th rhiUlish craviag for candy is beconhr.g' recognized a the young body' need for fuel not a aa abnormal appetite. The thing is not to deny all candy give cardy ittusoaily tad normally, like you supply anv other food. Ia Boncal time the casdy industry wmt b!t rr cent ef ta tup.r atcji per capita ia "thif ountry. Kight sew tk s ssioant hi bees tat Kjasre J I two. The Candy Manufacturers of Oregon