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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1918)
THDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OKECON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER, 7, 1918. -- Go to Church Sunday Next Saturday is Old Tire Day Give the Red Cross your old tires ubjects of Sermons and Where They Will Be Delivered in Salem Houses of Worship, Tomorrow n The T;-lr-isrr'wvT i . - RIS- fMT '11 Wliil mnw h':.;uU'!;.V I But come here to buy your new tires. The Best are the Cheapest in the long run. UNITED STATES ROYAL CORD, NOBBY, CHAIN AND PLAIN TREADS, PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP (6000 mile guarantee) Free tire service on the road-Oils and greases.--Service Car.- Gasoline. Phone 66 G, G. Quackenbush 4 219 N. Com'l. Street 11 MM 44 ft Leslie Methodist Episcopal Corner South Comfereiiil anil Vv- resjStreets. Horace N. Aldrieh, pastor. 9:45 a. nj. Sunday school, with elasives -"r a" apes. t. A. Knoten, superinten dent Well eailimieil nrimarv ftnTiai-t- Mason Bishop. 11 a. m. publie worship ' with sermon hv thn wuttnr ThaMa I "America's Great Opportunity." 7 p.' m. devotional meeting of the Ihiwnrth League. Stlidvintr thn tr.nl. D r . q I f ' ' ' " " places in our League to -be Strengthen ed," 8 p. m. sonir service and address by the pastor. Ji,7 tUenoon' September 12, come AU mot cordially wcl- First Christian Church. Corner Center nA tr:v There wi'l be the usual Bible school ses " -.-, win special music by the orchestra. At 11 the devotional and communion service will be followed by hi T V 7i lana rter of Bed oJllff. ( Whn ifma U - At.. mi u ut- me new pastor There wiU be preaching at 8 r. .,o welcome you to all these " uu wl3n you t0 De prcsont ill nt'ip welcome Row Pni-n v: nw field- The ladies quartet will sing Ministerial Association. An important moetinsr of thin Rnlcm Ministerial Association is calle-Tr lV 1 to be held Monday morning In th v'I "I.,Tn? ?re a?n there will M. C. A. at 10:30 'o'clock. All member. Ij eT' mUS1C Dy tBe Ch0rus for the am it r trad 4A K. nAaAn I First Presbyterian A call to become pastor of the First First Baptist Church. Br. G. F. Holt, pastor of the First Prefer SZh1?. i f ' , ardist church. ftn, . n,nnh. Hnrehha8 been extended r- J. h r! i H i 'ANNUAL TM BILL AFTFR WAR CLOSES I BE VERY HEAVY evening at 8 o'clock. His themes will be: Morning, "The Man Who Sew an Tnviuililo nM ft li T t ('hrist, the Living One. ' Sunday school i:td a. in. xoung i'eopie'9 meeting 7 p. m. The publie is cordially invited to these services. First Methodist Episcopal Church etate and Church streets, fl-1 a m 'class meeting. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school ii a. m. sermon " xne .Better Coun try," by the pastor. 7 p. m. The Ep- wortn lengue will be led by Miss Eva Scott. 3 p. m. Dr. A. C. Bonaschi, sec retary of the Roman Leerion of Honor will srivo an address nn 'flirmnn Propaganda In Italy", Public cordially invueu. i no niia-wceK prayer service win db lieia at 7:3U Thursday evening, when tho pastor will sneak of "Un answered Prayer.'' Nazirenn Church. At the Jaz&ren church Nincteentli and Marion streets the services will be hunclny school at U-A. preaching at 11 and in tho cveninff- Rev. K. 11. .Inck- 'son nml wife will ho with us in a missionary meeting. They arc outgoing missionaries who will sail about the first of October. Como and henr them Praver. ineetincr nt S n'clnck Walmoi- diiy evening. Everybody welcome to all these services. A. Wnlls. tMistni- nn1 Florenco Wells, dcaconoss. BCENB IN 'SALOME", THE BIG THKDA B.VRA SPECTACLE COMING TO THE BLIGH THEATER 3 DAYS STARTING TUESDAY SEPT. 10 STORAGE BATTERY Four Biljoa Dollars Yearly Will Be necessary tor Explosives. By L. C. Martin, (Cnited Press staff correspondent) Washington, Sept. 7. America ' an. nual tax bill iiftnr tl. ,.,:n i. at least $4,000,000,000, Representative! COMING. Kitcbiu, chairman of the ways and1 Rev. K.'H. Jackson and wife to the meuns committee preilictcd today, op-1 Naznrcno church. Nineteenth and Map cuing (lebiito on the 8,000,000,000 war! ion on Sunday night, Sept. 8-. They are tar bill. A billion a year for pensions, ' the outgoing missionaries who will sail a billion mnrix fi.v ti.u i !-.!..... T t i t "'"'.y "u uuvy:uvuL wciuucr iii;t . ror inula. Mr. ami I,.,)0,0OO interest on war bonds, J Jackson is a rctifhied missionary from Will take tha bulk of 4 (Utn nun nnn ...!. vit... r.,vu,i.vi,wuu ifti u , viHiLifti iiurilUa. AC COllUUClCU TUC .Y . y rt, r I"'a'e 118 "eclared. camp meeting at this place last year- And. wn will 11 .f... ii.. mi ;.i i . . "" '"v'e uimr-iuo- inere win De special singing ami otner war taxes out of greatly diminished special features to the meeting. tVmc Profits." Hlli.l iv'llf.l.in (trin :1, ..... . . ., coma out of 10 cent cotton, $1.50 coal j ' ' - First Coiifrernlnlnnl Center and Liberty streets. Rev. W Ttmrntnrv n . .1 uie theme for the morning discourse is "Personal Influence" from the text For none of us livetli niom Thc theme for the evening discourse TTrtTO 11 a. 4 41 , in . . lvi ulv iUUU x-naraon s ques tion to tho aged Jacob. Morning serv ice at 11, evening at 8. Miss Ada Milcr will render a solo at both serv- ices. Sunday School at 9:45- Christ ian Endeavor at 7. flilwoi, ,.o., Service Thursday at 8. Strangers arc ainuja welcome to ail services. SCOTTS MILLS ITEMS and $.'! shoes. Notice was served today on tho group or cungressiumil politicians try-C. Knntner, minister. 10 a. m. Sunday nit: iu ui'mv nnssntrn nr Hm i i hi .,t:i .7.,' ? t, , school li a. m. worsmp witn sermon, bill until after election Hint tlinin can not go through. Senator Simmons, chairman of tho scnato finance committee, declared: "Wo will not let tlin l-DVi'ima I drag over until after electron. " - rtimnions admitted ho had heard of "The Glory to be Revealed in Us.'' 8 p. pi. "Tho street that is called straight." Jason T,a M. E. ffhnrch. Sunday school nt 9:45 a. nt. ( has. E Hagemaiii superiu.tendent. Morning the iil-in tn l..lnir n, ln li rMnnRcmaii. snperiutcnuent. -Morning mm f, l,,,?, d,!luV " U sai,li worship nt 11 o'clock. The iparfor wUl certain house members" were ri'snniiH- L i. .v i : . . - 1 . , . . ible. Ho diil not mid. nu lu. mii.ht have, that certain senators urn alun agieeablo to the plans. Tho Ollh" chuncn tllnun fm-arinn tl.n delay now hayo of tying up the meas- ii u limn ura-r election is ny getting speak. Epworth league at 7 o'clock. A urmai invitation lextcndea to all. United Evangelical. Cottage and Center streets. Rev. G. L. Lovell, pastor. Sunday school at 10 m. Divine worship and nreachincr 111 1 & f1 s a 9 i i m 9v li inn iH'USi; ill I'frrHS. U1IH T O YOWV fl(i-. ... . - e in,-;,,.. . . Bt'rvu'o nt Jl n. m. "some reasons for the bill tn rnntwn..,.. f. i.rt .,-1lth Today." Kvemng worship and I . ... . Uni.)11 nf W n ... l..nn..M mn4.n rilh.n ........... .... W j ,u. , iiii-t-niig i.utjg day evening. Keenlns The TTnmn Tim Unmina Home missionary lecture in English SERVICE STATION WhenWeSay"0.K."--It's"0.K." Here's what 0. K. means when we put it on your battery Quick strong spin when you step on the starter. Bright light in the road ahead for night driving. Hot spark that Duts rpal Ufa i If you have any suspicions that your batterv isn't iv. iiui now, anve around and get the facts. There's a new Willard feature that is "O K " and we know. Ask us about Threaded Rubber Insu- uii a vupjf ui Hie uuuKiet a iviarK witn n 11 1 . . . C 17 ft a meaning iur I OU. We carrv a full stnr-V ii y uuuriiw everv one hrand tiaw Vnn -nf -oi.. ..." - : , '"""""i taic itliv I1SK eitlier Of rip lav nr nf rrctrlnm o knu.. : j f. uauci v nut hi everv CDnco no nitif nr. 4-U J i 1 n y . 1 il , J k,v.4.ov o iicvY as me uay n,ieii me iactory. Auto Electric Shop T n n . . is through with it i Alost members of both houses are ,puia.led to know what advantage can no socurca by postponing tho measure. Tliey point out that the wholo country I, "l""e """"onury lecture in r.ngusn knows that there, will be a tax bill ' lt,nKl,nKO w'1' c gwen at the Swedish and that it is guina to hit war urofits ""K""!!'' will be given at tho Swedish ineunicM nml limni- ,w iiAnv;iv J:th and Slill streets, at 3 o'clock Hut n certiuii f.. l,nn il',.,.i ni. by Jirs. Rev. Abel Kklund from that if the bill is held ot'f. with it . Moatt lo, Wash. Mrs. Ekliind is one of provisions with respect to the Indus-1 . '(,nding lecturers of Homo Mis tries und businesses of their particular ! aionni'' society. Sunday school, as us sectionn still ini.leciili.il tlmv .:ii 1,., ; ual, at 2 v. 111, Evervbodv welcome. Everybody welcome. nlilo to gather more votes by tuomis nig to see that the bill i 'mndo right" beforo it finally passes. U10 Dill comes UI 111 the house in-' day. It, is exnected tn miss miilm, 111. ami Sunday at W:i5 a. 111.. .1 ami ten dnvs. At the slime time the sen ate finance committee begins hearings The Salvation Armv 'Service will be held in the hall at Jti2 State street on Saturday at 8 8 p. 111. conducted bv the officers in cnarge. captain ,1, Miller and I'adet so as to tie ready to re-wnte the mens-1 " -Mariis. Sunday school at 2 p. m lire us soon as it pusses the house, i Services every week night except Finance committee members hone to 'Monday and Thursday at S 11. m. All send it to the senate 110 Inter than welcome. rteptemticr 1T and much ahead of that if (vossilile OBITUAEY SKETCH. 418 Court Degge & Bun ell Phone 20.J NEXT SATURDAY IS m n tiii? tv w VSUJ-r 11UU jLXl. M. - GIVE THE RED CROSS AN OLD TIRE Kred Carl was born Oee. 20th, ls:l8 invited to isit our reading room. Christian And Missionary Alliance Services to b resumed next week; meeting at tW2 South Commercial street First Church of Christ Scientist. Sunday service' are held at 44S t'lie inekcta street, at 11 a. 111. Subject of Hible lesson ''Man." Sunduv school at il-ii". ... v.,.i 1 -.'w.v.... u. 1 uni-.-uti v niiiiHU nviii- 111 JWvurin, Germany, and died August uionial meeting at 8 n. 111. Readinit 1 11 h inline or ins 80U,; room in tlie -Masonic building, room August (I. ('ail In 1S07 he was mar-j 200, is npu. every dav except Sundays ricu to ( inolniH nnestiier whn iire.-ml- i n ,1 i,i:.i c . '. - ' ... 11 fn.iitui.i o, iiiuii u. in. 10 .1 p. M I'.Vin "ti U1 n " Al"'ili!" AU ,ro Vfomo t0 0,,r ""vices and - - ...... uhiuu nun nil-will 11 ml eleven children of whom five hvi gone before to the home above. The surviviug children who are left to mourn his death aro Mrs. Omlfred Winkler, of .Noel, Mo., Mrs. Henry Marsh of t'allowav. Neb.. .William Curl ofl Omaha, Neb., Fred Carl of Campbell, Neb., and August Carl nf Siilem Ore.. ami twenty grandchildren 1111,1 n host of friends. In 1SX0 Mr. Carl and his family left tlermany nnd camo to A merico and settled on farm nenr Clatonia Neb. and there he became acquainted with the Methodist c-lmrch und it was then he found the i,..n,-o which passes all understanding by sur- remieriiig himself entirely to Jesus. Il led a hamiv Christian life and in later years he took crest nleasnrn in tellinjr of his conversion. Ill 1004 hn caniix tn Snlcni Hm ha resided here until his death. And uilor his -companion had been taken from his side he felt very lonesome. So two years later he united in mar riage with Mrs. Aarolinia Hohf. They lived together very happily until her iieniu 111 iio. .nr. (..an would nave been an octogenarian next December had he lived until then. Ho had been ailinsf for about a year but always inoKcii at the nnght side of things. Am!" always had an encouraging word v.rs, S months and 3 dnvs. At the funeral Rev. II. 8. Boeder and Kev. A. .1. W IMlde Ilia fnrmjir Itnatnv TWiliA "' " " I r"-- wi r.ls of enionroifm:'nt t, the bereaved family. (Capital Journal Special Service) Scotts Mills, Ore., Sept. 7.-Tho har vesting of prunes is on here in full force. There are many workers from different localities como in to help in i"u num. una evervuocly is busy from the children to old fo'lks. Tho Board of Education of fhi ..io have found it quite difficult to secure suitable teachers. Mr. and Mrs. I). T son David, of Newberg, visited last week with friends and relatives here. Miss Lulu Dale nttenilc.l Oregon City nnd then visited with her sister, Mrs. Milton Sliiplev, of Oswco. 1UI IL 11 W 1 1 .1 VS. .V ISU i.ll i n-1 I to.... 1 west of town the conunir fall and win tor. TllO Ullion fhrktinil t.'llllOl-nr -..roo held at the rhristian church and was quito interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Sanfotd Cnover of California visited hist week nt the home of W. 11. t'onininna ml nthir ofi this place. They also visited their grandchild, Mrs.' Leota Scharbach of alt. Alice). Mr. Coover una n former resident of Scott.i Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Escon- 111110, (..atir., visited in our town on tlieir way from attending the O. A. R. encampment at Portland. Mr. Thomp son is an old veteran of the Civil War. Mr. and Mrs. Lents, also of Escon dido, Calif., stopped here on their return from the (1. A. K. cncaniiment at i-qi-iiaii(i- iney were former resi dents of this place- miss boplne Townc of Portland is sending tho week with her nephew, , .1. White and family. Mr nnd Mrs. l'irtreson nn,l littlo onn visited witn tneir jiarents and other relatives here last Sunday and Mon day, returning home Monday evenina. O. . Ti. Adkin nf Tiiietniie M inn. has returned home from visiting his father, S- 1- Adkins and family. Dr. Lutcen of Montana is visitinsr his son, E. J. Lntgen nnd family Mrs. Margery Adkins A.bo and chil dren of Coos 15ay, is visiting her par ents and other relatives here. J. A. Taylor and 0. A. Addlemnn made a business trip to Salem last Saturday. HIGH SCHOOL WILL RESEMBLE ARMA -TRAINING CAMP Uniforms And Military Drill W;i tie feature of Salem School Course. No nioi'.i are rendin' nn' wi'itin' sin' itlinictic tauuht to the tune of a hick ory stick. This is now the military age. and instead of tho persuasive methods of a eeneration niro. v will have this fall in the high school the spruce youim gentleman in the military suit who -will do his parading not only before the eyes nf the ndmirinor vniMiinnettes of the high school, but as v may appear in his uaiiy waiK 111 the city. Kor the hiuh school bovs are lo be trained not only in the many useful pursuits of life, such a in the trades metal school, but in the military nits as well. And in order that a proper mili tary spirit mav be instilled into the bud ding youths, Ire will only be seen in uniform. Military training will be compulsory for the voung men attending the Salem high school. Each will be obliged to uniform himself in the regulation uni form. While this mav incur sumo Addi tional expense at first, it will reallv for nth rs. On Au'just 21st he receiv- si,ni ,..:n it' .i... e... e, a -a .al.vt,,. stroke which caused torair 30, according to announcement his death. He reached the ae- of 79. k.,.:.....i..-a nC.1.1 r.. .1.. 1 .'..i-v iiuriiiii ui 1 mm. r or inp iiiuii school pupils, several changes are in . . . . . smre iicMues mar 01 compulsory mill- his former pastor, spoke 1 1 d . f h fc ' ? Irll tflll'lll .. tl.A l.laBVOil 1 v . There will be double, periods of stndv and recitation. Under the nw plan, I III I 111 iiT . ' ' III A ' rii I GRAPH Pptf; . There are several makes of phonographs which play ALL MAKES OF RECOEDSBut no other machine has a reproducer so accurately adopted to each make as the Brunswick. Its tone with all makes of records sells it. More than handsome cab inets, more than its convenient features, more than the fair prices, it is the TonalQuality of its repro ductions, with all makes of records that determines people to choose the Brunswick. The voice is re produced in a rich natural tone, heretofore unknown to other leading makes of phonographs. Special Sale Of White Enamel Bed Room Furniture $20.00 Dresser i??! pu.uu nuioniere $17.25 I $16.50 Chiffoniere '. $1275 f ni- ' $.3.75 yo.no vuair 2.75 t i All above are nicely enameled. Pieces Verv Aooro- t T nn'.. i - 1 I n 111- . 1 mi uturoums. oce winaow Display Special This Week I 50 pound Felt and Cotton Mattress. Regular $16.00 t VdIue ....$11.85 (Not More than two tc a customer) C. S. Hamilton 340 Court Street T T VT the student will study and recite with the same teacher. This plan has been satisfactorily tried and worked out ir the Seattle schools, Everett, Astoria, and a number of the advanced schools in the east. Th0 new plan will give one and one half hours a day to academic subjects instead of 43 minutes and three hours a day to the boys in the inelti trades school and to the girls iu home economics. The metal trades building is now com pleted, and machinery is now beiuu In stalled. Professor Bergman who will closed for-the coming year. Pupils who attended the school last year will bu distributed between the Lincoln and thj Park schools, according to the, distance, in which they live from the two schools. Supreme Court Issues Habeas Corpus Writ The supreme court today issued a. writ of habeas corpus directing fchcr- , , ... " : " I wi ' oiiis. or uiaisop county to have charge of this- new departure is appear in court at 10 o'clock next .....u,.., .- au j, i cuargc or; luesday morning and show cau-e if tho placing of the nmcliinery. It is in j any, why Jack Wessons, who is now this work that the boys will be given ae-1 confined in the Clatsop county iail tual machinist experience and later lie! should not be released. ' permitted to do work for the machine j Wessons is one of eight men who shops and garages of the city. This de l ere arrested in Astoria last week for part mcnt was established undei the conduct ins alleged gambling games dur-Smith-Hughes act, by which the gov-1 ig Kegatta- He is being held on a eminent pays a part of the salary 0 the .1 ''ommittmeiit issued by Circuit Judgu instructor. I Kakin- In his petition for a writ of All school buildings are now being! na',cn.ui' ''orjius, he alleges that tho prepared for the great day, three weeks! l'?"""itment is i,ll'Kal because no iu from next Monday. There have lieei-' ,"',"IPnt' has oeon returne I by tho but few change,, mado in the interior of 'Kr.a"d 'ury charg'"g him with any the buildiues. cxcCDt the Lincoln .Tmii,.r I fr""e. high sehool. where there has been n re- He l'ontei"l9 that he was condm-tiuj? arrangement of tho rooms. a. Ka!lle ' skl11 ln8teal of a game of John W. Todd is superintendent of V ' 'a i uuimns ana cacti i i .; i nun iiusj ave rne rtiivor tiirA titynn.a i runs, ii one ot tno balls entered a can the tlivtiu.ii. nt. thp public schools for the coming year anu me principal ol the nme buildings are as follows: High school, J. C. Nelson. Washington Junior high, H. P. Dur ham. Grant Junior hijrh, E. A. Miller. Lincoln Junior high, Sirs. Pierian Von Eschen. Park, TT. 8. Dotson. .Richmond, Anna Fisher. Eaglewood, Helena Willett. -Highland, Mrs. La Moine Ciark. (Jarfield, Margaret Cosper. The McKiuley sehool building will be ceived a cupey doll, ceived a kewpic doll. 2 The Journal classified a -Is ar great favorites with people who do things Try one. 4