PACE SIX
THE DAILY CAPTTAT, .TOT.'KKAT. OPFCrW. T.TPSDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1918.
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Kidney disease is uo rr-vetor of sigrtals to warn you that the kidneys
ersons. It attack nil (' ''. regard- i need help. You should nee GOLD MKD
of , soi or condltiuus. A major-' Al Hairlem Oil Capsu'e3 immediately.
. 4ly of the ii.it afflicting pto:I today ' TU soothing, healing oil stimulates th
trae.ej tack to tht kidney trou-' kii?3ry tlievt inflammation and dc-
' ' ''rv tli germs which have caused
The kilncvi are the mo t imjjorta.it:;, Do not wsit B.a tomorrow. Uo to
organs of th." body. They nre the fi-'yotr druggist today and insist on his
terers, the purifies , of your Wood. If nupnlyin? you with a box of GOLD
tie poisons which nro swept from the MEDAL Hanrlem Oil Capsules. In twen
tissues by the blood are n:it eliminated , ty four hours you should feel healti
through tho kidneys, disease of . One nd victor returning and will bless the
torm or another will claim yon m a.,jay you first heard of GOLD MEDAL
ivietira. " j Haarlem Oil.
. Kidney disease is usually indicated. After you feel that you have cured
. Iy weariness, sleeplessness nrrvous j yourself, eentinue to take one or two
ress, despondency, backache. sU' mat-h capsules each dav, so as to keop in
trouble, difficulty when urinating, pain first class condition and ward off the
in loins and low.'r abdomen, ga l stunts, danger of other attaeks.
'gravel, rheumatism, sciatica and lum-t Ask for the original Imported GOLD
fcago. ' MKD A I, bratid. Three sines. Money re-
All these derangements are nature's ft:ndM if they do not licit) you.
MONJSOUTB NEWS
ALMOST 1038CRI
(Capital Journal Hj.e-isl Kervi-c.)
Jlomoouth, Or., Nov. 27 D. C Walk
of Bi:el visited brother Odd Fellows
a, their regular wssion Mor.iky night
when the si uiiiuuuul nominations srure
made.
Dick Savage returned Thursday from
Ulows. California, where he bus ken
naststiiis. Clark Henibree with the har
vesting of his rice crop. The thresh
ing was not yet finished when he left.
Mr. Havaae savs that nart of Califor
nia is in a flourishiim condition. Waoes The growing f English walnuts
are high and the country is booming. promises to become one of the great
Dick expects to return to Willows aft-industries of the Willamette valley. In
er visiting a few Weeks with hi, re!a-Kfariln .. . tlw .. ,,
tivcs here.
Alva Craven is slowly reeoveriue 0,1 n!l"ost 10u0 a"es- To be exact, the
from the operation for anuendicitis acreage is 994 1-2, according to a 'very
which he .underwent a few weeks sgojareul survey made of the county by
nut is not yet able to do any farming.!3- an irump, county rruit inspee.
Growing Of English Walnuts
To Be One Of the Great
Paying Industries.
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AL IN'I l'llflT Ai rA! iir To TlliW rH.oa'(ll)K.AI"n IY THK HAC-T
THAT AA1.MHCAX TIMKM'H IV TIIMlllt. .AIWAINOK A 'RE V.NTHRlNfl- Til K
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Business Man
As a matter of economy you
4 should consult the Journal's
Job Department before placing
your printing-we are satisfying
Salem's leading firms put us
on your calling list. Phone 81
Journal Classified
ads bring results. :
Milton Hoyser is doing a lot of iilow-.
ing for him' with Mt Kidell's caterpil
Ifr and several other neitrhlmtH nrir
i helping to get the seeding done. Mrs.
(Craven is convalescing from an attack
iof influenza.
H. C. Seymour, state club leader.1
tor. This survey was made bv Mr.
Van Trump this summer and is the on
ly complete record ever made of the
walnut growing indsutry in Marion
county.
On these 994 1-2 acre arc plantod
24,-ttiS trees. An idea of the value ol
The Government
wants tin
was a visitor at the normal Friday auditl"s crop to the citizens of Marion coun
spoke at the chapel period. ty may be estimated from the fact that
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riddell Jr. weio;"lan.v trees' of the older orchards yield
shopping in Salem Saturday. . led this year a crop value of more thnn
iy double header basketball match'"'" each. In the Reuben l. Boise
fiiok place Friday evening in the hindi ! vtird at Church and Court streets, oue
English walnut tree yielded a crop that
sold for 4135 which Mr. Boise gave to
the ed Cross.
The largest " English wafnut orchard
in the county U the ore owned by the
sctiooi gymnasium.
The s'p!inn:nre girls played the fresh
men g;r' and finished with a store of
I'Jtit 7 in fuvor of the former. Later
!h:! Mtiiiunuth hil; boys played ntainst
tlu l i lcpendence hiuh boys, the unniu Skylino Orchard Co. in the Liberty dis
(suiting in vieto: v-'for the home team'triet, with 212 acres planted in 4100
jvsi' h the score hoi ig 25 to 19. j trees. This orchard is over five years
I Mrs. Edith Fe-k-r, genial cle 'r of tho -M-
MilKr Mercuiitile store, stole a i:i;u-.:i' The second largest walnut tract is
on her. friends f re when bIio wnet tS' '"K'(l hy M. Churchill of Salem, rural
Portland last ve. k to fee a friend and '' " On his 87 12 acres are plant
a fcv.- days lai. r ic turned with the ed 21S7 t:c s. This orchard is fjur
f:ier.d :uul i-itrud-rcd him as "Dr .".rears old. .
I 'Will I'ntton, l:'r liusbAiul." The cere-J Mrs. Charles Lloyd is tho owner of
in'n:y took pl:r last Buniiny on board
iriM Bimiewue.-j oursme tne Dounilnry
1 mir ot the
l'attttn hnils
unit ttH'ir I) bins for the fiitinn urn nnf trees. This is Ihctknd In west trnnt
I ve' intuit kiiiiu-n till, ttm iiinitv
Mrs. Lizzie Bow:" an returned Wed-i 0:her large English walnut orchard
iiewtjy from Nelirnf!:a where srm tias owners are as follows: "
been visitiiiif an ailiit-- sister. She was 1 Jury, 1 28 acres, m ire than f '. c
( u exactly five v.e ks. i.veuis-oM, in 4o0 trees; M. J. Patter-
son. 17 acre! moio thnn five vrnr. old
BRITISH FAVOR EA3X.Y SldNII-TO. Sn 430 t:ees; Pete Cornstein.'so acres
ninre than five years old In 550 trees;
jj- nvre r.ai'i. it is more tnan live
years old and is p'anted in 600 trees.
I . S.. it is renorted. TAr. An orchard that is h;st one vrnr old
oni Canada. Tho couple ' known as the Cascade Orchard. It
have gone nv ny on a honeymoon trip consists uf jj acres, planted in 1100
fei'S
So hereafter all three brands
KGLEYS will be wrapped
in pink paper and hermetically
seaiea m wax.
London,. N'ov. 28 British officials
favor aignii: the peace treaty' Mithln
three in-.; t so as" to alio v r.r'ly de
inobilizution and begiiin'pL; of reenu
struetion, the Expiess dch'xd Indav. '
Authorities fet For
28. Ferty1
gold, the ,
Los Angeles, Cal., Nov;
eight thousand dollars in
proceeds of a train robbery near ICan
sn City by the llale Jones gang of
bandits, was thetreasurc Los Angelas
and San Bernardino couuy nitthnties
were hunting today.
A "tip" came to the shert'f'f office
that after the Kansas City robbery
one member of tho gang started to L "s
Angeles with tho loot.. Near CoUon,
so tho story goes, he saw oficers ex
amining regntr-.tion cards. He had no
card an! knew he would be .picstiom-d
So he threw the gold out of tno win
dow. A little later a stranger was given
permission by the railway seetion fore
man to 'dig for treasure he had seen
in a dream" along the track. But. the
best informntio 1 is tha: tho digger
did not find the treasure.
Las "iy Orchard Co , 35 acres more than
I five year old in 900 trees; A. J. linger
17 acres more than five years old in
40(1 trees; Flank' Durbiu,, 20 acVes
more than five years old in 400
trees; William Blake, 30 acres,
j Louis Luchimmd, 27 acres, more -than
fivo vnnm ..1.) in ".111 I,-,.,.. I.",, ,.,!
jilt Trfll'?'H"J f!ntlin, 30 a " -s more than five years
I Tho census sIiuts that but few acres
have bren planted the pakt. vear or so.
although the Cascade View Orchard).
with j acres is but one year old. Of
the three year old orchards there aro
ti")(l 2 acres. Only seven acres nre. two
! years old and in addition -to the 55
.acres of tho Cascade -View Orchard, on
ly six acres are one vear old. Hence
jit may 'be seen that about three fourths)
or me wainut acreage in tne county is
'more? than five years old and that with
iiu a few years, 8O0 acres, or more will
'be yielding commercial returns.
Look for WRIGLEYS in the
pink - end packages and take
your choice of the same
three popular flavors.
Be sure to
get
.
l . 8
for quality
and because
Sleep and Rest
One of the most common causns of i
insomnia and restlessness is indigos-1
tioit. Take one of. Chamberlain's Tab-
iers nuiueuiaiciy aner supper and see
if yon do not rosfybetter and sleep bet
ter. They only colt a quarter.
flavor Lasts!
SMAUT WINTER tXWTUMK Design
ed for skating or other winter sports,
this smart coat costume for severe
weslher, is one of tho moat popular
piVscnted. It is of velvet with scarf
coliar of game. The novelty waisteoat
is a feature.
About Croup t -If
your children are subject to eroup,
or if you have reason to fear their be
ing attacked by that disease, tou
should procure bottle of Chamber-'
Iain's Cough Remedy and study tha di
rections for use, so that in case of aa
attack you will know exactly what
eourse to pursue. This is favorite
and very successful remedy for eronn.
nd it is important that ytu observe
STATIONS DISCUSSED
Experiments Are Being Made
With New Airplane Known
As Kirkplane. s
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Washington, Nov,. 27. Naval plans
ior tne permanent establishment and
the construction of 21 coastal air sta
tions, building of war 'planes, includ
ing a new type of tri-planes which in
experiments made' 130 miles an hour
and the purchase of hundreds of dirig
ibles and other lightor than air craft
were laid before the house naval nf
fttirs committee today by Admiral Tay
lor and Captain Steele of the naval avi
atou service. i
Steele revealed that the navy has
been experimenting since August with
the new tri planc which is known as
th Kirkhnm, which would be tho fast
est iu the world and is a product of the
Mi; plant.
Coastal air stations, according to
SI e!o, will be located at the following
places;
Boston, Xew York, Chatham. Mass:
Naiansctt Bay, IRockaway Point, N.
V.; Cape May, N. J.; Hampton Beads
Brusnwick, Oa.; Mitmi, Fin.; Key West
Fla.; Galveston, the cr.nal stone. St.
Thomas, West Iudies; Fort Arthur, Tex-
hs; pian.traneisco, Seward. Alaska; two
in Hawaii, Guam, Cavite, I. I., and oue
between Portland and Rockland in
Maine. ,
The stations at Narasansott Bar. St.
Tiiomas, San Francisco, Seward, Hawaii
Gmiu, Cavite and the New England
stations aro iu contemplation, no wrk
ha .ug been done on thoia. AH the s'.
t'nn, will have seaplanes, kite balloons
nnd dirigibles, .except those at Now
Yoik, Port Arthur. St. Thomas sr.. I the
.Anal sone, which will house oa'r light
er than air craft.
Steele asked for a total of l-N't'-Y.-
t" vith which to build uai-uon ar('
dirigibles.
AUSTRIA WILL TRY OFFICIALS
Amsterdam, Nov. 28. The Austrian
officially ;broken off "all connection allotment per person will bu increased
between the Bavarian foreign office ( to four pounds per month on December
and the present representatives of the
today.
sv.ciu.uvm m lojnuce on inai an men Berlin foreign office," according to a
responsible for the war, J.nc'uding for-j dispatch from Munich received here
.n L.mt'1-iur xmii, nu oinciai uispurcn
from Vienna declared today.
EISNER BREAKS WITH BERLIN
Copenhagen, Nov. 28. Kurt Eisner,
president of the Bavarian r public, has
1, it was announced today by the Cal-
lrornia food administrator on advices)
from Washington. The present allot
ment is three pounds per person.
On that date, also, restiietions oa
the manufacture of ices and sherberts
wi:i oe remoitd.
May Get 4 Pounds Of Saear
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TO THE WAR
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what happened to him where
they meet in the Canadian
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