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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1919
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THXTATIVB plans for tb aoms
eoaing of the returning soldiers
were, made at the meeting of the
to! War Mother unit at the Com
SMerieal dob rooms yesterday. The
-cveat will probably be ecbe.ii-.lH fur
lie latter part of March or fin. if
April, dependent upon the retura of
esmpany M in which so man; Marion
suit boy are enlisted. Ae yet, the
a!y definite plan made i as all day
reeeptioa is which speeches by state,
county and eity official will be fes
tered. Mayor Albin, T. B. Kay and
Wank trhapman of Hhe Commercial
clab addressed the women yesterday,
fit ia hoped that the Polk eouaty wo
snea will cooperate with those of this
ewantjr, as a number of Polk eounty
wya are aerabers of company M. The
otsmiUe for the ereat will be form
ed of members appointed by the rsri
e secret and social orders all over
the state.
The greatest need of the writ at
present is financial one firet of all,
t make the reception a success and
edUntaiely to erect a memorial to the
Oregoa boy who bare taken part ia
the world struggle. For this purpose it
ia sujrjjostod that various entertain
aneata be given and that social teas
and community partite ia tho form of
feertflfita be held. It is suggested that
lodge women hold cooked food talcs
mad bazaar. Another meeting will be
lield aest Haturday and those mothers
wo have not hitherto atendod are
aaast nrgnt)y requested to be present
si eoatrilwte their eenriees. New com
-saittees) will be formed and additional
plana amde for the event.
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Mr. C. hmoj Brown and twe lit
tle daughters returned to Portland this
orising after a week 's visit with Mra I
Brews a mother, Mrs. Ida h. Nile, at
1 in, ., .... . . 1
er ooinii, 3 .norm winter street.
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
You into Consumption
Avoid Its Dangerous Stage
There is a mors serious stage of
Catarrh thtii the annoyance caused
fcy she stopped up air passages, and
the hawking and spitting and other
distasteful features.
The. seal danger comes from tho
tendency of the disease to continue its
course downward until the lungs be
eoino affected, and then dreaded con
sumption is on your pnth. Your own
rxperionce has taught you that the
Aianuie cannot be cured by sprays, in-
I We're StiU Selling I
OVERCOATS
and
i nuns
These Overcoat wers priced
15 to t'M Muckmaws f8 to
$14 and they are splendid
custts at thte prieea kmh1
smterial and first elnm tail
oring. Wo are dosing out
beta lines and when
these eoate are gone
yon 11 never have the
opportunity of buying
another from us. lXm't
hesitate, there is bet
ter ehoiee now than
week hence.
FLUSH
COATINGS
$195
Excellent quality Wool
Hush Coatings in
Brown, Green, Blue
and Black. Priced at
4; vow being closed
out at
ysud 12.95
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By CAROL S. DIBBLE
Miss Leooa Graber arrived from.
Alaska Saturday evening to enjoy eia,'ese re made possible.
visit with Salem friends nd rela- ... ... , ,
.. . . , . A. Miss Esther SptUoart, a popular stu-
Du" I""
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Gro -
oer, ever the week esu, going on te' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Spitz
Ashland Monday for a short stay with i bart, at their home, 963 D street. Miss
her sister. Miss- Graber has held as jSpitfcbart brought with her, as her
office position with a telephone com- j gift, Miss Estelle Chadboume, a so
ps nr in Alaka the past three years rority suiter of the Pi Beta I' hi soror-
and plans ts eo north again in thejJy n1 Agosti, a member of the
early summer. She will also return toiSigma Chi fraternity of O. A. C. They
haters for a
later.
longer sojourn a little
Mrs. Prank Myers tad Mrs. C. B.
Webb entertained at a very prettily
appointed dinner party at the Myers
home on Mouth Commercial street, Alon
day evening1. A dainty springtime note
was- earned out in the table decora
tions of yellow daffodils and jonquils.
Covers were placed for the following,
Dr. and Mrs. Grover Bellinger, Dr. and
Mrs. J. C. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Boy
Mills, Mrs. Walter Spauldiifg, Mr. and"
Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Myers and Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Webb.
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Frank Branch Riley of Portland,
will lecture tonight, under tho auspices
of the Bacifie Northwest Tourist asso'
elation, in the house of representative
Colored photographs of . the scenic
points of interest of the Pacific nortn
west will go with the lecture. The ad
dress begins promptly at 7:30 and will
be over by 8 o clock.
Next Tuesday, "February 4th, Biol
ogiat Finley well- known because of
his lectures on bird life in Oregon,
will leeture at 8 o clock in the bouse
of representatives. Pictures will be an
added feature of Mr. finley s speeen.
An invitation is extended to the Sa
tan, niihliA and ant rtf town visitors
r ... .
nd to the legislators tarougn wnom
'mlers, atomizers, jellies and other lo
al applications.
H. 8. ei. hag proven a most satisfac
tory remedy for Catarrh because it
iocs direct to its sourae, and removes
:he germs rrf the disease from the
blood. Gat a, bottle front your drug
gist today, and begin tha only logic
al treatment that gives real results.
Vou can obtain special medical ad
vice without charge by writing to
Medical director, 27 8wift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.
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amled Collar
hirts with
iff caffs,
ood striped
nttrrns.
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these interesting and educational ad-
I dent of the Oregon Agricultural col-
ilege, was the week end guest of her
were joined over the week end bv
Handler Kellogg of Pasadena. Califor
nia, and Howard George of Lewiston,
Idaho, both former O. A. C. students
and members of the Sigma Alpha Epsi
Ion fraternity.
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Miss Elsie Miller, who is connected
with Mrs. O. C Locke's millinery shop
is enjoying a ten day business and
pleasure trip in Ban iraneisco.
Mrs. Frances Whitehead of Baker,
woo holds the position of bill clerk in
the senate, was a dinner guest 8un-
-uay, of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Both
Mr. and Mrs. "W. P'Briggs of Weis
er, Idaho, returned to Portland yes
terday afternoon after . visiting their
daughter, Beth Bnggs, a senior at vvu-
lametta university.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb were de
lightful dinner hosts recently to a
number of friends at their residence,
378 file lie vue. A choice array of spring
blooms formed the table decorations.
Circling the table were Mr. and Mrs.
U (jeer, Mr. and Mrs. William Me
Gilchrist, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mar
vin, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Burton, Hugh
Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb.
Mrs. Clara Monson of Warren, who
enjoys the distinction of being the
uist woman mayor west at tae Kock
ies, was a visitor at the legislature
yesterday.
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The Women's auxiliary of St. Pauls
enures will meet Fndav afternoon at
the horns of Mrs, Joseph Baumg&rtner
on Center street, instead of Thurs
day as mis-stated in these columns
last night.
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Word lias been received bv Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith, Mrs. Roy Byrd and
Mrs. Richard Ross that their husbands
as members of the 91st division over
seas, will sail for the states either
January 30 or 31, that is tomorrow
or "Friday. Captafn Smith. Captain
Byrd and Lieutenant Ross have been
serving in (France as field hospital
doctors.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Druggists nifuiid money tt PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals.
Vou can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price 60c.
Influenza Ban Still Ia
Effect In Monmouth
(Capital Journal Special Serviee)
Monmouth, Or., Jan. 29. The ban is
still on in Monmouth though there have
been no new cuacs for the last ton devs,
and nil except one or two cases which
developed from tho high school expos-
uro heve been very light. However, the
Health authorities are taking extra ore
cautions nd have decided to keep the
iitt on for another week, or until suffi
cient time ha, elapsed since the return
of the normal students to be certain
nu more eases will develop from that
source. Just why the Normal school is
allowed to operate where bodies of stu
dents End faculty eongregnte at ehanI,
classes, literary society, at meals in the
dormitory, ete., is a question being dis
cussed by narrats and citizens, many of
whom prefer that school should open.
even though it be necessary to keep'
me siuitent-toaencrs away from, the,
children in the training school. The'rsers to the state departnwsit - and
three students who were quarantined cheeked by inspectors. Names of the
n ine xrmor rimaee are convalescent
now. Dean Todd who had been en rim,:
fur tlieiii was relieved bv g, trailed
nurse Thursday evening and immediate-
Iv took in ll Aw flllftrta O ru i vt ati t n A ..w
mitory.
I SH ssv iuc uui
A Nation's Safety
depends upon more than
wealth or the power of its
mighty guns. It rests in its.
robust children and in its strong,
vigorous manhood.
SC0TTS
EMULSION
an ideal constructive tonic-food,
brings to the system elements
easily assimilated and
imparts strength and pro
motes normal growth.
Scoff's Emahion build mp lAs
wtak wis? fortifiet the sfrowf.
Scott k Bown. Btoonfirld, M.J.
Orders from Washington have reach-
ed coast steel shipbuilders to suspend
u" wvrt-i gulps tna csnnor oe
turned out during the first htlf of 1919
WBTk on all steel ships that cannot be
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woman t
dsocyt presentable-
possible lor tetry
woman tirouen use ot
MARINELLO
Phantom Powder
Immediately gives akin appear
DC of beauty then rtoily
bsautrncsit Unrivakd beauty braider
for face, neck mi bands. DMSo'trnb
or wacb atf. Sotaidid tor evening mac
,sa lax auras ww prove Ma
MR& JSESH SCOTT
123 N. High Bt.
Colds Caass Headaches and Pains
Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
eaused from a eoid soon relieved by
taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
NINE Tablets. There's only one "B-
mo quinine." E. W. GROVE TS sig
nature on the box, 30e.
COimicNWAYS
(Continued from page one)
wise senator remarked that there was
no -use in cutting anything out of the
educational stuff as the senate and
house would rise in its oratory and
give Mr. Churchill anything he want
ed.
When it come to saving money, the
ways and means committee decided it
was safer not to do their pruning
along the tinea of education and the
little red school House. Hence Mr.
Churchill bad pleasant sledding before
the committee.
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Bother Declines 23 Cents
Butter in New York, Foy declared,
has declined 23 cents during the last
seven days, as a result of butter im
portations. Speculators, he stated, nave
lost about $1,000,000 on the decline.
Wisconsin .cheese, Foy said, dropped
nine cents yesterday with an imme
diate affect here. Milk products will
slump at once everywhere, he predict
ed.
Butter hers slid into another decline
today when extra creamery drothed
3V to 4 eonta It la now selling at 4t
to 47 cents, and in the words of Foy,
"weak at that."
Constant pilinz of products with
vpeeded production, due to increased
numbers of workers, will cause a con
dition, he thought, that may result in
a catastrophe for speculators unless
they begin geting ready-for it by mas
ing sales. Prices referred to by Foy
are wholesale.
Vf. T. Warehouses mil
Albany, N. Y Jan. 29. Sixty six
public warehouses in New- York state
are overflowing with accumulated food
stuffs today, while retail fod prices
cling generally to war time levels.
If those stored supplies were placed
on the market the eost of living would
toboggan
Comparison of the quantity of looo
in storage January 1, isms, .ana J an
uarv 1, 1919, shows a tremendous in'
hm
ro. lowing are the figures, in pounds,
as given in reports by warehouse man'
owners or me goeus are mi nio u
Cnmmoditv Jan. 1, MS
Jan. 1 19
Proaen beef 6,604,782
rrrd 10.46
Frozm cork 850,lt3
9.01,042
2,292,2,11
2,292 211
936.273
1,492479
2,445,542
.
Dry salt pork - 289.248
Pic kid sweet pork 3SW,ws
Urd and sub, .... H'!
Frozen lamb and
mutton ... 1.152,089
.Broilws, chicns 1,7,357
Roasters, chickems 3,309,39.1
2.901,103
2,373,608
9.516.604
3,778,594
Fowl s i,no3,sw
Tnrkevs
698,825 4.419.5"9
760,16t 1,348,89
Milcel. meats
Fish 4,fifll,612 f-1' consent of tbe senate. If passed, the
Mi-f-e9aiwus 53.214 l,3,8.i.7 law wouW , beeom, effective until
Turkey prices last Thanksgiving pnrott ;8 .letted,
and Christmas were record breakers. The department of industries will
New York is one of the food eenterjnsTe titr it, hftA a commiasioncr of
of the lTnited States, so conditions in jaoti,,, tor At Apartment of in-
these warehouses may be regarded as
typical of conditions in other storage
centers.
Rsah prices, it was noted, went np
rapidly during the last year, while
the quantitv of fish in storage doub
led. Pressure may be brought to bear,
thro publie opinion or legislation, to
place- these stored eommoditk-s on
sale- and thus break the eost of liv
ing. Fifteen handred sailors tt Ware
Island nsvy yard hays been ordered
east to heln man German shins that
will t
Ksn t
will be utilized in bringing heme Amer-
raops.
SHIPLEY'S
1JI1Y mt "SPECIALS"
n
WOMEN'S LLNGERIE UKDEGARMENTS
Corset covers7lace or embroidery trimmed .......48c
Marcella combinations - - .......98c, $1.48, $1.98
Enrelope chemise lace or embroidery trimmed
Crepe de Chine envelope chemise
Crepe de Chine" camisoles
Women's Silk Dresses . ,
Women's Wool Dresses
Women's Gerogette Waists
Women's Lingerie Waists
Women's Gingham Bungalow Aprons
Women's Percale Bungalow Aprons
Women's Wool Sweaters, slightly soiled ..
Women's Fibre Silk Sweaters, odd lines
Women's Lamb Skin Gloves, broken lots
36-inch No. 60 Berkely Cambric
36-inch Lonsdale Cambric
Lawns, Organdies, Batistes, Odd lines at .. ....
BEDSPREADS
Full size heavy weight white crochet Bid Spreads
Bed SheetsPepperell and Pequot Bleached sheets.
and 3 yards lond. Slightly soiled from display
WOMEN'S DLX MADE DRESSES
House dresses, light and medium percale .. ..
U. a SHIPLEY COMPANY
QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES
ii,
RUB BACKACHE V
Instant Relief. Limber Up!
Rub Pain, Soreness. Stiff
ness Right Oat MMSL
Jacobs Iinbect.''
When your back is sore and lame
you stiffened up, don't sufferl tret a,:that ne 0r,8" Normal has lowered its
small trial bottle of old, honest " St. ' stanJai d is absolutely false, as regards
Jacobs Liniment" ait any drug store,
pour a little in your hand and rub it
right into the pain or aehe, and by
the time you count fifty, the soreness
and lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
pemetraedujr liniment takes the aeke
and- paia right out and ends the mis
ery. It is magical, yet absolutely harm-
lees and doeen t burn or discolor the
skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lama back misery so promptly and
surely. It never disappoints!
C0NS0UMMBI1L
(Continued from page one)
of inspectors- of child labor and the
seeretarv of this board, industrial wel
fare commission and its chairman and
the state industrial accident commis
sion snd' its chairman.
As in the other consolidation bills,
that for the department of labor will
not go into effect until in January of
tbe year a governor is sworn into of
fice. Also, for this department, the
governor appoints all officials with
the consent of the senate.
Govern or Appoints
The third proposed consolidation of
state house- jobs is to be known as
the department of industries and here
ft0fiin tk ,ntmn, amiinf. witli tho
s it ut ions and with him there shall
be appointed a public welfare board
of advisers consisting of three persons
one of which must be a woman. This
advisory and non-official board is to
serve without salary but is to hare
traveling expense paid.
By the creation of a department of j
industries, should the bill ever become i
a law, the following ofieej will be
abolished: Oregoa state board of eon- j
trol and secretary of the board, board ;
of public buildings commission, eusto- j
'dian of capital and supreme court'
buildiaigs now in the aands of
srerMarv of urate. tt r.ntin rmr,i
along with the state printer and sec-
reUry f board, fwretmry 0f grate (
ODD LINES
MARKED AT EXTRAORDINARY SAYINGS
printing 'board, and parole board and
parole officer.
The term of all officials under this
department is four years. The commis
sioner of each department may with
the consent of the governor establish,
a branch office. The penitentiary
would be token from the control of
the governor as well as that of ap-
! pointing the warden, (Aould the bill
become a law.
Oregon Normal Standard
Remains Same As Always
(Capital Journal Special Service)
f,ln,tll nr tq 99Th re,rt
tt,e ;egUlar course requited for graduu.
turn. The norniul did offer e war emer
gency course of 20 weeks which stu
dents who were not graduates of stand
ard hifjh schools could enter, the com
pletion of this course allowing them to
teach in the grade school; of Orcgou
for ! period of one year. This course
was rffered for a short time only to
relieve the shortage of teachers. Nc
new students are permitted to enroll
for tins courso and it will not be offer
ed cgain after next term. The Oregon
normal ranks among the best in the IT.
S., the requirements being the si me as
NOW AT
QregoJ
"Good Bye, Bill
THE CAST.
ELSIE DRESSER SHIRLEY MASON
Teddy Swift ERNEST TRUEX
Kaiser William, the Nut Joseph Allen
Willie, his Funny son Carl De Planta
Herr Dresser ... Joseph Burke
Herr Tonik '....... H. E Koser
Count Von Born Effry-Minutt. Herbert Frank
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98c
. $1.98
98c
....$12.48, $16.48, $19.75, $24.75
....$16.48, $19.75, $24.75, $27.50
. $3.98, $4.98
.. 98c, $1.79, $2.48
$1.98
...$1.48
$2.98
$4.98
$1.48
23c
23c
10c, 15c, 19c, 25c, 35c
$2.75
2 1-2 yards wide, 2 3-4
$1.50, $1.75
....$2.98, $3.98
th'.'sn of all standard normals, grauda
tioa from a standard four-year high
school and two years' residence work as
the Normal. Country and eity superin
tendents throughout the state are com
mending the work of teachers who have
graduated from this institution, as they
invnfis-bly ffive satisfaction.
The registrar reports that from pres
ent indications the attendance for the
second semester will be much increased.
BISHOP WILLIAM DIE3
Oinaua Neb., Jan. 29. Right Bev.
Arthur L. Williams, 63, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of the diocese of Ne
braska since 1908, died here this morn
ing of heart disease. Before coming
to Omaha he was stationed e-t Denver,
Chicago and other cities.
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and CQUGHERif!
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Soreiuis
Dise&se I
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