Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 28, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1913. nun i The Hidwu&ncM of !"riEira Bare NOVA SCOTIA OFFEItS A FULL BILL OF VACATION DELIGHTS IS ICX O M Acto Man Gels Deoncratic . NoniiaiiciL Eleace Beateafcy Cooper t f II'"' j STEHEN3 CLAIMS IX ,, -- - V i ' . f ' rL ' J ti at - ftefe m, "HEAKTS OF THE WORT D,'ROB::iT HABRON AND L1LLI.V" Gl OREGON SUNDAY HEARST CUT OUT Eugene, Or., An.. 28. The newspa pers and magazines owned and publish ed by William Randolph Hearst will not be offered for sale by news dealers Lore after the September issues are old. . The dealers at a meeting decided on this action. They saUl they regarded Hearst's attitude toward the war as Unpatriotic. KAISEBJK VXEY SICK Amsterdam. Aug. 23. The laiserin's condition is worse, owing to the weak ness of her heart, according to a dis patch received from Dusseldorf today. The kaiser is unable to leave Willieii-i-shohe. TRENCH CONVICT TRAITOR; Tarts, Ana. 2S Manuel Xtenanda of Madrid today was sentenced to death by a military court for attempting to inform the enemy of the arrival of Am erican troops and location of their camps. ' JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY A War Time Sweeteners MERICA hag several excellent war time sweet eners that will be used largely during the shortage in the sugar supply. They are maple sugar, syrups, honey and molasses and mav be used in nreDarincr des serts and other dishes requiring sweetening. When a cup of syrup or honey is used ' to replace a cup of sugar the liquid in the recipes should bo decreased one-fourth. One-third of a cupful of sugar is equivalent to one-third of a cud of honey, about one- half cup of syrup and about one-half cup of corn sugar. One-fourth of a cup of sugar is equal ti about one-half cup of syrup or one-third cup of corn sugar. One table spoon of sugar is equal to one tablespoon of honey, about one and one-half tablespoons of syrup and one and one third tablespoons of corn sugar. Sugar may be saved by the use of raising, dates, figs, dried pears and fruit pastes used on the breakfast cereals. Fruit marmalades, butters and jellies should be used to take the place of the ordinary sweetening at a meal and not as accessories to it. Fruits may be preserved without sugar. It may be added when sugar is more, plentiful. - Preserving demands this year a thin syrup instead of a heavy syrup. If sugar is used one-half of the amount may be replaced by another sweetener. Drying is a means of preserving (without sugar) ap ples, cherries, strawberries and black caps. When ready to use they may have added the needed sugar-in the form of a syrup. When sugar is more plentiful fruit juices may be made into jellies or may be used as fruit juices with or without sugar, as beverages, fruit gelatins and frozen desserts. Fresh fruits supply the place of sugar in the diet. They should be used freely. Desserts where sugar is scarce may be made of gelatins, junkets, custards, puddings and cakes. Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. tS. At one o'clock Governor tjto p.ieas Ik rsouauy gave out t siatemeut declaring he had been. "chosen by the repubiicaa vot- ers of California to be their can d'datc for governor in JSoveui- her,-' and declaring his vote 'a matter of great satisfaction" Ho thanked his friends for their support uud expressed tho belief that th8 other republican candidates would get behind if him at the November election. ian rrancise?. Aug. 28 Tom Brown manager of Governor Stephens' cam paign here, nt noon today chanted that the governor has carried the republi can Herniation by 10,000 votes, brown declared this a" conservative estimate" Rolph. headquarters declared the re sult would bo close, and estimated that Rolph would win by " to three thousand. Incomplete Returns San Francisco, Aug. 2S. Complete returns from 2309 precincts out of l303 in California for tho republican nomina tion for governor give Kolpu 73,Tt0; Stephens, liO.JUi. A majority of the missing predicts, however, are, in southern California, where Governor Stephens' strength is greatest. 1 Race Will be Close Saa Francisco, Au, 8. Wita returns from southern California coming in slowly indications were that Governor Stephens and Mayor James Bolph of San Francisco will be separated by not more than three or four thousand votes in the raco for the republican nomina tion for governor. Fignres gathered by the United I'rejs Motor Eo3d KjU' Karbof 1 ' j? tfu. -; ,y "ijidiah. Guide oil 1aq A if- yortKwet Arm- at Halifax 2&J J Have von ever spent a vacation In the Hub House or, with a Mic-Mac more euphonious name of I. Kov Scotia T IX not. you hav ! Indian guide, forays may be made. KeUe; these and many more nwait rare treat yet in store. It is Vaca- into the surroiindii tion Land par excellence. No matter j Kedp;cmu!;ooKeo i i !v0 n !i 1 4 M ' 1 1 4 Z q f M I 1 t i I i I 3 fx i'iVivHiii n,iin u-iiitrn fnr 1 visitors who delight iu exploring n.dmft ;lW"MS' rori v).M.t wj,ere history has been mack is on the cdtTt of the , ii..iif.. u i i.if wcii worth it what mav be your predilection for very beat mooee-huntmn ami trout-1 trip tu Novu Scotia. Asido from Bummer recreation, Nova Scotia can Hahing country. More thiin a few l sight seeing in the city which in-; iill the bill. ! fine moose heads ndorn New W'R . blades viewing tha work of ro-onn. 11 n.-liivhtful hork-to-nature camns.! wall.. trophies of the chase as fc;.- stmetion. visiti'iir All Saints t'athe- equipped with modern comforts are! lowed nt KedKemakoogee. and manyi ,j,-b which vlen lintuhed will be tho . scuttered from Yarmouth to Sidney.! a lived liufiness man looking up nt ;nest, tirehiteet;irnlly, on the conliii One of the best known U the Ked:e- ' trophy, promises himselt' another Plit, wimdoriim- through the lovely. Wkoogee Rod and Gun Club with its trip to the land of its origin. I Public .Cinrdc-u find Point Pliant, 1500 acres of ground and a seven.! Spots rich in historical interest dot I'ark nnd c'imhi.ijT the t itndel; 'mile water front on tho mountain' this far-eastern province. Tho best . ,m(..' f-.eio ;s tii.it part of the 'ash berry bordered shores of Kedgc-i known is Grand Pre. celebrated a;harU.r caiN-i tho North West Arm ImakooRM LaU. Tho lake and ; the ferrner country of t ie Acadian i aiou.ul wl-.ich are trun various health of easily available trout-! the home cf hvanprlin. It will ',i..irt: clut .s .Suragjuy, Mic-Mac; infested streanu tempt the Hy-i soon ho Itetter known for a nhruio u1 Jnd Wacg.ilwt.c whose memberii casters from early spring to late fall.' hmjr built there now by i'.eirer. lu:iL. , nml g.K't.U enjoy boating ami buth-., The comfortable log cabins of theio' there very Awlum. Ann i(,ui..i, t-..,i,;4 and regattas nil througli 'club ensure restful privacy to their1 Royal with tivoovics of ( hnmplHin; th V.:v; rummer cnys. Huh Mali, occupants, while the Club House pro- nl tho first French exfk-wrs: j t: nriy lay claim to the title of sum. Ivides a social center. Fishing may Knundhill w.ieve the (jovemor lived Iwr resort as well as thi.t of Pro be enjoyed from the very steps of in the long Rgs, when it bore Uie vft Capital and National Seaport th,jt,.l)r-; jr)t ,i.Mrr A n r J FOUR DAYS Starting Sun., Sept. i LIBERTY jniFworldls most Ibeautiful burglar., The star -who cap hi r-. pd the nation. .A story of tnelodra-i iraattc daring.) tjlll err comblittd' i j "oUtwyn. TJxVJ Picivn AtDGE KENNEDY Danger Game v try Skiill THREE DAYS Starting Tomorrow LIBERTY up to 10 a. ,m. fronl'jUU perts Of the state gave Uoljih 01,900 and Htepieus 49,575. These figures however include only a sinnll part of the southern Cali fornia Vote and were complete for Sun Francisco where Holph's mnjoiity w,is just two votcs bhy of his predicte'd 2!l, 00ft majority. ' Ilolph was maintaining a slight lead In Alameda coiinly. Complete lolunis from 1."1 out of 454 precincts there gnve Bolph 8178; Htephens 7514. Msny polit ical dojisters had predicted that the can didate who carried Alameda county would win. Stephens lead in outhern California however was, according to early returns, greater than that of Holph ia Hun fran CISCO. Result in Michigan Detroit, Mich., Aug. 28. Henry Tord winner of the democratic senatorial nosD inatiun in the Michigan primaries yes terday, lost the republican nomination by 20,000 votes, late returns today in dicated. Incomplete returns from 08 of the U counties gave the auto manufacture! 31.3P.9 republican votes, as against 51, 706 for Truman K Newberry, the nomi nee Charles B. ('shorn, former goveruo', had pocl 21.703. ocratic tickets. Trumiin It. Newberry, who made the campaign on the ground that the issue between him and Ford was Americanism versus pacifism, ap parently has won th republican nomi nation by nu overwhelming majority. The vote throughout the at'ito was cxtiNMiiely I'mlit. rnrtlril returns from B4 nut of S.l counties givo Newberry 33,1)89, Ford 20,0.i8 and Otthoru l;!,.s:it) for the repub lican senatorial nomination. in the democratic senntorlnl rnci Ford seemed a winner over Hclmo , Blease is Beaton ; Columbia, ' H. C, Aug. 28.-- Foinier (loM'mor Cole U. Blease is apparently defeated for thu Vnited Rtates wnato by 20,000 vote. Itybcrt A CiMiper of Luurciis has been elected over all op poitentx for govcrnur Inumiiiicli as Nut II, Dial, who defeated lllease, is from Lumens, this gives that town and cnua ty tho two highest offices in tho stale. I I . i The Journal classified RVs are Ilk cnut favorites with nentihi wlm ik Ford's, combined democratic and re- j do things Try one. publican vote was expected to exceed! thut of Newberry. j i 4 J - I t 4 - 4"4 e4-444-f4-4-t4t4-ttt Bring Your Tire Work to a Man WIio Knows Let U3 look over your tires THIS SERVICE IS FREE Vulcanizing Retreading Goodyear Tires Issue Was Pacifism Detroit, Mich., Aug. 28. Henry oFrd won. tho democratic jiominatimi for United filateb senator in yesterday's primaries by a good majority, figures early today indicate, but lost the re publican nomination for tho same of fice. Although Ford niado no personal campaign, he was one of the leading candidates on both republican and dem- SII0W1N GTODAY THE PICTURE . BEAUTIFUL "SIRENS of the SEA" A liingnit'heot npecta'lo in i iscfH. Took lx Bionlb to t'ioduc at Ninta Cria la lund, Cat. Ni-o Mi Lovely's JW Foot Hive ftone 363 126 South Commercial flQC Xi-. THEATRE S ---ff LOVE LETTERS THAT VIN Dan Cupid Makes Good In Writing By Contributors 1 1 Ml Ceatriated ky H. T. Y Own Deaf Love tt vat all a horrible mistake yott trmrt know that I I lave no one but you and I love you so ! When I saw you leaving last nkht btcaute f 70U thought I had im been true to yoli and loved anotlicr "S oh, my dear ona, my heart went out to you, and I trirf to Call you back, but It was tuekss-you kit me aod now my fceart ts brewing! Darling, I ran not live yritlor yoa you are my life, my all IS me back, come back to me ! Tell me, Bear, that it has all been a hideout beam and that we are to be together And to glorioasiy happy again. Oh! I fan not ait 4 love you now and al lays. I am yenrt forever, EJLSA. p r Coatriaited by 3. 6. 1. I BIs Dear litde ltoo I aaa dying to set you again, dying to clasf you to my heart and preas tfaoM tweet, roy list, For I lore yoa dearest, lore you better thin anytliing In the world. With out you my life would be useless. But with "my loved one" it would be all hap piness. For you are the light of my heart. 1 can sot live without you. O, wbea shall I have the right to call you my awrt, my own sweet little htostom. I am anxiously waiting your reply with a lirarf full of love and many kims. From your devoted JACK. O i roatrlbetrd by J B. S. Iaret William I am sitting by my window looking out upon the starry night and the mooiilu garden, ljd dreaming, wecthcart. of you. What a bautiiu! nght it is, (he mootv lisht thromr.g its silver rajs V-fm-n tlie garden below, and amid the quietness of it all 1 can not help but think of ymi, dear, so near and yet so far; it seems this bight was just made for love. Suddenly I feci your dar strong arms closing about me, you draw me to you, and hark! Yes, 'tis your dear voice I hear. "Sweetheart, tell me that you love me, that you will be mine now and forever," and 1 hear a faint echo, "Yes, dear William, I love you with all my heart, and, oh, to think of the blit of being yours, just living for you, what a happy world this is." Your arras grip aae tightly but tender' ly, and you draw me closer within your loving arms as you press your dear lips on mine in a fond cares. I dose tny eyes and the world it empty but for use I bear tha "crickets and ether nigitt sounds echoing flie tame tune, and my heart beat tune to that tone of Mle love me, William loves ass." airitstH by R. t. A. . OK Jack, how my heart yearni for y! The days have teemed an eterai ty since ott W.L Come, oh toot lack to me. Hold me again in your arms and let tne tell you what I' never told be fore, that I love you. Jack; yet, love you more than I knew. I have only realized now how much you mean to me. To think of your arm about me and your love kitses on my lips sends a wild thrill of joy turning through my body. Press roe again to your heart and tell me you love me. JOSEFlflXE Contrasted ky W. 8. My Dearest Bertha-Just think, Eu tha, we have known each other for over 70 yeart, yet thit it the first letter ever -passed between us. You were my first playmate and my first and only love. My heart mutt have been awful faint, since in all these years I never had the cour age to tell you of my love for you. It it not at all strange, then, that 1 have never married, birt ft dots seem Strange that you shrmld have remained tingle Can you recall the many timet during our childhood that we have vow ed to get married just at toon at we "growed up big"? I am about at big now, Eertha, at I ever expect to get; in fact, I am beginning to grow small again, to I am afraid that the present time it the only chance we will ever have to carry out our contract 1 ha.-e taken many trips of late on my train of thought! down through my past life and when 1 get to the end of the line I find myself with Bertha, making mud-piet, and very, very happy. It won't be long. Bertha before we will both he in our second childhood; come and let us spend it tugetber again. Your loyal sweetheart, TO If. ' 0 teatrtbatea by IT. II. t My pear One You are my first love and you shall be my Iat one, I think of you ty day and dream of you by night. It femt only yesterday that you pressed your dear hps to mint. Don't you ever think of the past of out whom you left broken-hearted? If I could only look once mora Into your sweet blue eyei and have yoa put your dear armt around me; my heart it breaking and I am dying for you. Wherever I may go my thought! will be of you, dear; but perhaps we will meet In that land beyond, to God be with you until we meet again. . FLORENCE. a ratribdted by B, O. Dear Mother of MmeHow proud you were when I marched away. The light of joy shone more brightly from your eyes than did the tear-drops on your cheeks, I wat si rung and well then, but now, dear mother, I can not even write thit Irter, but mutt lend you the feelings of my heart by another hand. The good old doctor tmilel and tells me, "We'll fight and win but I kaow, J feel, I caa not live very locg. Do not weep, mother but jutt think cf daddy, How glsd he will b to wclcottif hit tidier bny, who like hint fought fM tha btart and Stripes, Though it Is glorious to fight in jul war for our flag and country, priyj mother darling, that peace shall come Wax ij not only the thundering of usii non, tht tiztling of bullets; no, tt it what folio! -the bloody battlefield, the. deserted hornet, the broken hearts. You have slwajt been my only swttf heart mother, and now the thought vt you givei me courage through the dajs! f paiu and the night of agony. I dart) not tell you how I am maimed. Why make your poor heart bleed? I ulf give much to see your dear tweet lata again, mother dear, but I hrar the luglo calling. I must answer tin rouWl wbera never an "absent" was heard, and daddy aud.I will wait for joj sear thai one that Ltali ail weujajj. Your t?kgj - RQIiEKTj